The Wingham Advance, 1907-10-10, Page 2413=1.M.
1/ 11Pue What We do for a keew • olleetaiteateesaitealtebeeseeseeeeliteek lag boaeala coUnfaotory. While collections
Luc awl ohm aud mimes beaks Light and all
et eel heel. lie eau 1 vett the '
erudite are limited. thaws is u fueling of
tt ei moat mu% e tats of t lie semi , 11.1111:11den.ce regarding the future. These 0011-
TI1E IVIARKETS dames are the reault vtausorvative meas.
urea lutslituted by the batik.* Lied big jobbles
houses. tied it ni geeurally felt that ouch '
meat:auras have :served their purpose. A big
beabuMb trade toes Levu dune, but the re -
tallest, have boon eautieuei le their waterloos.
A geed +wrung trade itt expected to opeu tap
thoughla. liti has filet knowledge. lie ie
eft Date, tsitnea at the moment. llts sin
...y 1,, t-omplete. lle lotilsed at tsitul tit
1 al sue n ILII hes t %tenni% e pore 'utility,
saa the man taus it dupe, a, ‘tcluti, a
t ,e1 ol tile peat. 1 Ite Wall itto‘tal 111 .1
-',;-,:t-trature. tmiki...1 ,.1,ti,i,... 0 bah) tail 14011, llie tune Toronto Farmers' Markets.
Juin how la heavy and ablyneents will be large I
: early iii the *Josue. The inoveateet, of gouda I
‘Vheil fortune had no smile for you, d
An- imii had not 1 110 stamp of highest. au. 1 he icceipte uf gram to -day Welt. Until tlip close of eavigation. Spiaaal of-
' joy seemed out of reach,
And you and happiness, alas! were ; le.
theta). "I did 11. ignorantly to oult,dicl. „nail, 1,,,,i, pu,.,., „R. ‘,.iy 111-m. Kt 1 ky gfiritotlufui.w.bitObiolliatri;tilladuntl.oanhtiAl ttithLUdt,,:ortuettit aWur.etzmt:trirl
._ oai.gtonents that ate not deep se.1 t eil 1, higher, 300 bushel, sellitig al 7 I tu 7.::e,
, very far apart, . etc easii) allele& tied made thc crnoise Oats 111 to, 200 bushels setting at .-the a Le crops. An excellent °who! le grocaury
Did you ever stand at twilight ou %eine i se at , st 1 a ng and soil:. " I wan net die bushel. trade la IlloVILLg. Pricea gueerally hold firm
' di, die:it I ii the litao eit I y t is l . I eon
Fat n lei s' pi ot11.11:0 Ill good supply, with
quiet, wave -watched beach,
Witinhase--There its now a feeling of coefi-
nut' ou cauned geode particularly au.
Alld let the tiea'S tsoft monotone speak , bled ma welt ttesh and bloi.d." Ile
daily piothiete % ery thin. Butler sold dunce for the future that was hardly in ex -
comfort to your heart? • .1 lio 1 0.0. 11...b 1 he 11081 1, Lave b 11 .14.11 uni .
it 21.1 to 311c per lb., and eggs at 24 to isteuce a week ago. The much reported crop
WIlell life had lost its bevel- and chill
wile thee possible. Thu aosit likely estimate
: thotking is t00% tog :0,4 peolot.e, w a). 1 28e
a docen. Poultry plentiful atel damage 16 begiuulug to be hotter gauges' theu
disappointment fell ' A hen alllbitioll 15 crook0L 0.11,1 liel ve, ',v.
barn illat Lho damage enemata to about thirty
On the cherished plan or project that And %%hell eelitlal thoughts MUM. Le ud
ealilti.ity.: in fair supply, with sales of le nor cent. of the tots.1 crop. But, owing to
jested.
you had gladly inatle, loads at. *21 a toit. Straw ateatly, a high pricks tho retures le the fartnere will.
' ' • ' Dia you ever bend your footsteps to Paul 1,1ia .1 , .ig ,,,n,,pt,„,, of weal.
load ot billialed aelltiig .tt tab), aati one as a wboR. rue about twenty per cum lents
Seine greet turf tranquil dell. aees, lie imagined it. tatitnint.cd lu a cel ur loose at co.
stew and mousy 16 taght.
Matt that of luta year. Cellettionis are atilt
laut pattern, %%hen in reality it Colibibt
prenbod hogn are illichrriged al $8,-111 Vancouver and Victoria. -General trade cue -
Where the treeireaesez leaves fur heal
ing and. ege birds le4ag ••d in a ecitain thstweition. 1.11cattiens ta
unafraid?
.101. Ilearlivss to the llitolie, tall III Ilise t‘z;ltith.a.,715111It4.1m'.11tItii,til,/.1llid.itt 4;8.'5 for liteiv...
, . % age ut Money ill Ole other parts of Catania
(numb brisk all alums the comsat. The saurt-
When deatl' lad east itssehadow and a
I - • e 100 ,P 0 00 iii. however. losseulug tho activity lo west
10'0;4 Yoko was still , mee te the king; nut J. posseSs1011 ut au
Ishe demand tor
• I) ., et, . 1 00 0 uu of the provincial Induetries.
t 444 been an tender ninety to the . Llieitly, b t
smiehine of your days setsinal eed outer living, but in a deep -1,' • 1 Se 1
u. teutlineee tor eervive; net j,),,,,,.., ag::,::,,,,,,, b.iiiii:Illiet:i .• .
you ever take your eoerow to the end beget 2 elanon o 3 the heart. 1
God made a cut eful sun ey and vanit
!tear ai.d touched and tiiiiiiiied the aim: liar tee', lelliel • - • • • - • • - 0 7 1
Peas., bus104 ... ... ... 0 se
ea se, ; epe tied i 15101is uf possibillt le,
sylieei eete mole than tealized le a long ' UN.' tem .. . . . . .. ... 20 110
St a ass , per ton . .. ... . . 15 00
old magiiitieent lite. Dreams te Chris
1 1 aei O. word for every trouble andbalin eat., come elle. % oyageb uf Christians eeede
Aleike, No. I, bushel .. sat)
for every einart; go through. Pia plimiezi CUllailiale 111 pei I
Do., Is;u. I.:, bushel .. 7 50
But to find her gifts of solace; which tormancie. The relation of Said te, at' ;
are well within our reaoh, eitultedrim Was superficitil. lle isoule le'kesed Mtge .. ... ... 8 25
We must come as trustful seekers and make the relatiun of I'aul to Ilimeelt Fele', Per dueen • • • - • . • 0 ea
draw ever near her heart.
-Chambers' Jiturnal. real, not in ecclesiastical relittietiship, but Buit)it,et,-,,..1(Itatiiirlywry............... ttii-Lf.,.-4
tit spiritual kinship.
liee,e, liteS4ed, lb. . . . . . 0 09
For Sceptics. --- •---
I felt His fingers counting celle of tell ickeits, lb. ... ... ... 01U
. Ducks, dressed, Ile ... ... 0 10
When the microseopic search of seep- thought,
and sounded the seas to disprove the ex. ebtough as elutes so Itiog and strangels .1pples, per bbl. ... ... 1 23
I heard the te.ho of His buey feet, . (1).:111,k,11::%;s,i.„lign'r..1b....... ... 0 17
tieism, which has hunted the heavens
istence of a Creator, has turned its at• wrought, . 1 25
tention to human society, and has found 1 llowpkiecteeu. the se:ruching ere it was sow l'etatues, bee ...
Cabbage, dozen ... ...• 1: tiii 71.01
a place on this planet ten miles square
where a decent nian can live in deceney eliel, hindquarter; .. .. 8 rai
comfort and seceriey, suPPurting am! A voice that collie to sacred inner ear, Do., forequarteis ... . 4 50
educating his children untspoileil and un A careful outiook of a region nide, Do., choice, earease ... 1 50
polluted; a place where age is reverene rhe vibrant soul responds to signal:
ed, infancy respected, manhood nattiest
ed, and wornankeed honored, and litenai.
life held in duaa'regard; when seeptic-
n f* such a place ten miles square 1.1.
where the Ctospel a (lois! i
e and cleared the way, and
1 and made theme.)
will then be it.
-ati to remove
their vicps
nen are .11.
eh they de
enjey they
fere t hes
les hope
hat Savieui
hat Impi. el
(tit,:lleirrilit 1,,,,,ti• _
talfreires'elles
e moorland or the hill,
And let the whispering breezes charm
your bitter tears away?
I er Nature, sweet in silence and pass
ink sweet in apeech
11 M.
u 92
0 58
e m
very humb
speak to us
geon, who w
to the service
a poor Wesle
country chapel.
Sometimes G
De., walnut', carease ... 6 00
clear, NI tette', per cwt. .. . • • 8 00
A dulcet raptine of a rising tide. , teem., per ea t. ... 7 50
ea rub, per cwt. . . 1 0 tio
Ile estimates the range of e teeth witeld.
British Cattle Markets.
Ile finds \ilea tin -t lie gave ut tail lasturers the most mitable inerectee in
Lentlen. - ',melon cable" are firmer, at ..rdcrs is reported hy New England shoe
Net all the riches of a falling %wild,
relate:1e
; loc to 12 1- le per lb., dtessed weight ; i'.. i .1i,ips, while there iti no idleness at cot -
Can dint the lusteu of tits pi -iv -tikes frigeralor MA is quoted at. 9 3- le to Hie ion mills, and the reduction of steel out -
crown. eel. lb. put is not significant. In mune lines
British Apple Markets. there i:, a sentiment of con-ervatism that
Culled, ehosen, faithful, all tlw lime, tdiiiiinates Much of the csutontary gls'ell
'Alessi's. NV...dal! & Co. cabled Eben
Thispuidre,the SOVereign mark eleet teal ,1„„ws: 5,000 eary,,is a,,Iiiiii4; nut alany tat ive Minims -el. and this is regarded with
Canadians offering; market unchanged. ,:atisetetitin by those W110 11.111/11.Viate 1 111.
1 wear and all my powers combine impel Linty te metier:item until the tin•
et. I,aavs & Suns, Limited, London
'10 ;stand complete and to the ent.1 en invial pressure is reduced. Crop news
eabled: kingn, 14 to 17s; Italdwins, Ns;
dure.
11. '1'. Miller. ereat staples exet.pt corn end cotton be-
d the noel,: WAS encouraging, all the
Gee Mugs, 13 to 14s 6d.
00 lumber luta fallen off uti tilts account.
, Quebec -Too much rale futerterlag with
tnit' ino66, country roads itt emeti auctions are
nut good, and travelers axe retarded in their
7 , poem Si inialloauUl. pooa
thl) , welinotalettale new. The drygoods buslueso
2 1 00 is moving briskly ou winter linos and ordert
1,1 50 sr. still good Retail trade is fairly active
and collections are generally fair. Country
trade has a slightly quiet toue hut tbe out -
(t1 Itaik Is eousidered sathetuctory.
Sim uuneon -The totw of trade there Is getter-
s 7e ail) good. Large ahhanenet of goods aro go-
, Ina forward and prospects for wholesale trade
b 4h , are considered bright.
u3t1 Ottawa --A fair businees is moving in most
Oei tines ot trade there, although recent per-
t, it chase. have not been unusually heavy.
0 121 Dun's Review.
011 ! Interest centres in full retail trade and
0.,)) re_sults are ull that could be dttaired.
5 47, ' "Ilse. tto sectional difference on this
es point. all leading cities 'reporting a lib
uee ; oral distribution of seasonable seeming
0 :4, • apparel. Supplementary orders are milli
1 4)0), Mg to wholieale :UM jobbing hutieee, and
5...t aatiafactory results with autumn goo:f.,
8 00 oteourage manufacturers to extend pre -
7 00 parations for the IleXt sensun. Merean-
e 30 tile collectiona have also improved, Octo-
, her payments being fairly well met thus
- far, although rates fur commercial paper
1 I on
tit. alinornially high. Aniung the mante
Beamseille, Ont. Cheese Markets. mg beyond danger front frost, and an-
other week will escure the former crop.
ail!! its farm value of ktpproximately
t11,2eleini0,0181, while there is little feat
if killing frost in the cotton States this
nentle
,1 ita gloom
1 Lowell.
e Master's Call.
ought to be open to every
ine Indians learnel to put
the gromei to hear sounds
ing enelnieA, and all slunild
11 in listening to the voive of
f (allele, and
th drd not
or earth -
'eke, It
by a
od would
Mr. Spur -
ate himself
a demon et
in a plain
nien throwsh
sharp Providence a milder evoke
seems to be unable to wake a sleeping
conscience. Some will not hear till the
Lord comes very near to them and spools
dreadfully in their ears, as with the
Yoke df thunder to wake the dead. The
death of a child or other dear one some-
thnee ars to be the yo' -01 (kat to
eteaeseeeeess els into Ills
e T17e I often to call
persons by name, ag ealied Samuel.
and many others who have received
personal intimations, of the Divine inter -
let in them, and of call to the Master's
service.
The patience of God in continuing
these calls even till a late period in
life, instead of steeling tlm heart with
indifference, mhould make the heart
tender with gratitude. and r41 far from
begetting presumption. it (eight to lead
the soul to prompt acceptance of Goa's
offer of mercy and salvation. A man
who was not a Chrietian rena that then
was small hope of a man's conversion
after he was forty; that wait on his foe
tieth birthday, and he gave his heart
to God.
The call of God has crime to every nne,
-se and the call is 'lethal with Diseee
)) authority, and no one is at liberty to
neglect or decline the eall in sefety.
one ean say how long test will Stand
veiling and knocking et. his '100r, or how
long our earm will retain their power ti
hear God's call, if our ears are taught not
10 bear and heed the call of the Nfaster
Even the alarm clock that ie nol obeyed
n a few morningm will 1..4., poWer 1.
arouse the unrespending • Natter. It is a
common experivnee that emmis that ar,
not heeded all around 11; soon lese their
power to dieturb 119 or eoite attention
so that multitude leant to werk
sleep amid roaring ales Is. sereeehing
whistles, and ringing bells with no more
note of these disconleet seunds than i
they were passing their days and nights
in the midst of rural stillness. In like
manner a great number have sio long
t a deaf ear to the cell Of the Mas
1 of that sweet voice n.
he unwilling ear, en(
mid the grt•ntes
hat are attle.p
Hon end to
e. faith. eer
rland Prot
Degrees in Glory.
Del mean to tell them that. the
of dispensing those glories was
His, lait another's? Surely not; for
.11t. Son of Alan will dispense them 1113
lie .1 Mtg.* at the last day. Did Ile mean
o els. that 11,, had /to authority of His
esti te give away the glories of heaven?
'eels not; for there is given to llim
,telterity: ".111 judgment is committed
t, Him, because he is the Son of Man."
eut the plain meaning was this, that
hes. were not His to give by absolute
e ;triter:try right. There were certain
erreal principles in the bosom of the
.4, ity, which nolst guide Him in their
listribution. Jelin, the beloved, asked
his favor of the Lord, but Christ's per-
emal !eve of John could nut place him
me step above another. Pereonal favor
lad nothing to do wile it, justice every-
hing Stepe of glory are not won by
rtNi:ritiS111, Or by arbitrary selection. "It.
.1 not Mine to give except to those for
shine it is prepared of My Father."
Alio are tiles' for whom the Father has
;tit ared the special glories of the life
a. come? They who have borne the
•Itarpest cross are prepared to Wear the
erightest crown. They who best and
nest steadily can drain the cup wheel
es! shall put into their hands to drink,
,re the spirits destined to sit on His
right hand and on Hie left. Our Mas-
er's tete:stein was significant. They ask-
-.1 fer honor. Ile demanded if they
sere %selling to pay the price of honor;
.:1.1 ye drink of My Cup? ----F. W. Robert-
:
London There were 1,075 cases of col,
Isa eases sold at 12 5 -tie to Scott.
211 colored sold ail 12 3 -tie to leatte, 1 05
at 1 2 3-8e to liallautine. 125 att 12 5-8 to
.1.1.11,1.11, a 1111 135 at 12 5-S to Johnston.
‘4aiisville, Que. The weekly' meet-
ing t he Eastern Toe nships Dairymen',
1.;ai hangt. Wan held here to•day. Sake -
cite) .1. -Gunn, 1.auglois & Co., 60 boxes
at 12 1-2e; .1. Burnett, 55 boxes at 12 1-2c
27 boxes at 12 5-8c; Olive, Doreen &
Statute :13 boxes at 12 1 1-lik; Lovell &
Cluistmaa, 148 boxes at 12 5-8c; all sold.
Winnipeg Wheat Market.
Folloeiug are the closing quotation
o.1 Winnipeg grain futures to -day:
Wheat- •Oetober $1.00 5-8 bid, Decem-
ber $1.07 1-4 bid, elay $1.12 1-4 bid.
()at s-Oetober 53c bid, Deeember 5 1 5-S
May 53e bid.
Toronto Live Stock.
Reeeipts of live stock since Ttetsday,
at Hu, City Cattle Market, an repel -tee
ey elle railways, 'were 1 43 (milt -ads, coin.
imset1 of 2,342 cattle. 1,33S !toga, 3.376
sheep and lambs, linit 'theta 200 (-niece.
Besides the above, there were seven car-
loads of Itegs that went divert to the
packing houses.
The ipialita' of cnttle was the worst of
the season. Frank Shielde, the oldest et
the ohleine. vette+ dealers, said that be
teem- in all his time hall seen so many
poor quality cattle on the Toronto mar-
ket.
Exporters --None on sale, excepting a
few which seld at lower prices than
it any tent, this pee., at $3.25 to $4 per
ee t.
Prayer. Butt -here Tbe highest price (tweet for
A Int ight y God, our leaven' v Fat her, "ease ed bas ss as $4.65, whieh is a big
. to 'rime, our guide and driqe and there wen, few bought at that
changing b«mee we look up
proteethr. see price. Rent loadS Sold from 1114 to $4•50
• thank Thee 1 or l'hy loving care, ee. • eoninion and medium cattle solyi between
' lie constant provision made fur our Inel • f.3 and $3.85; inferior, $2.50 to $2.75;
le- wants, for light upon our pathway, veneers, $1 to $2; (Neve, $2.50 to $3.75
for the revelation of 'rby will. Sin is In eer cwt.
world and in 0111' hearte. and it8 fruits Feeders and Stockers -flood feeders.
. are shame and sorrow, desolation and 1.000 to 1.100 lbs. eneb, nt $3.25 to $5.05;
death. 1Ve bless Theo for the Saviour. emel feeder., 900 to $1.000 Ile. each, at
for Him whose Spirit brings the dead to '112.83 to $3.25; good stoeleas, 800 to 900
life, whose lilted cleanses from sin. its, eatili, at $2.50 to $2.85; good, cheek
Let us know His power to save, and , re. IMO to e04) (Witch, at $2.31s to $2.85:
till (nigh tlui danger; end t emit( teems eel' net n st ockei s, 500 to 700 lbs. each, at
white) tweet. us may we pass in safety el.73 to S2.
' defended by Ilis grace. (live 114 sulimia Cana 'Veldt. in milkers and
don to Thy will, keep us hen' dente "prim:vie es. dun. !wits", beileg "" 11'1
' and fear, 'Make us a blessing to our lel e el0 1., r !wed 41 lie.. \VaInteeety 111,011
, Help us to uphold tbe 'rho pettily ef the bulk of these of
faint, to cheer the sad, to entitle the teted is as of teatime to eteem011, end
' (4)V1:11hledi4;rvititligi; att:?11"lifroirntg r stsi-li7.11:gthef .1; tt 11:1;i4;t: '11a1 (g11:::::ivi411.1:111)11t1111(1t..° ‘‘Vi'lle;1
loVed ones in libine own gotal time. ,11,54111N, ranged from $'25 to $55. IMO one
• Aillen.
.13 8110, but to -day prices were from 830
---------*-4-0-----
JARNDYCE AND JARNDYCE. to 842, and there were several cows left
. onsold.
Canadian Counterpart of Charles Dick- all Per ea 1•• n1111 1"11' 0040 nilich calf "Ill
\eel) a'alvese Prices ranged from $3 te
f - --- -
ens' Famous Story. •f 200 eill0ea. 90 called, was reported at
ON} real, Oct, 7. .Tw(, censent itelg- Sheep il11,1 1.11 MIK .The 111 11 WAS 0110 of
e7 per cwt.
nu iii . just slimed in the l'ollrt Of Re -
I t it .1 iriVe plit Ito end to the celebrated „nee sheees, there Nt 05 a large eereeni
the kite 01 of the eeaseit, and% like all
. .
t Is ill 4 a se, t,1 1 1;11 Anil ilin. In 1857 1 11). age of poor quality, uhich sold at t -he
,; late etre :Margaret Ewing (loft made her 1„,‘,...,4 pikes of the !icemen. Export
,i ill, leaving learnt $1 50,000 in preporty • „wee seed at $4.25 to $4.40; rains et. $3
.. te le•r six grandchildren., In 11462 site : ..•, $3.30 ter 4.15 1.: 40111)4 Rohl from $4 to
• diel. leaving le r sen -in Ise• a.; executor • :5.70 per ewt but the letter price WA..
.,
to Make the ,lici,,ion. Efforts have been , ter settee:ea lots. Those gold et. $4 per
made eee sine. by the heirs to obtain . .•,ri. were erills, one drover taking a eoli-
th...0 legacies.
,o,, ill isii..1 ion wag 0111 ililled in 1 8101. Intl . ternhe were bucks.
141.1.:.,,Ideck-k 4o f11.,t 1111,01110 slItort eik,ertoclnite. c;:ratirtyt hti.(:
Jedgment fer the portition of the '
../ I low- quest ;met affecting several of the !reg.- Like everything else. ''' ne final.
14 it. %1 el e .1 1 11 iiii.id fled at t he deat h ' Hy of many of the hogs wee not good
.1 4.44
lee e
verferib ers Do.
Robirvion til `senility Stilted
Times 1
the little teeter
meg fore. et new;
Idling, ermine. kissing,
grief disam-eing.
gbing, 9001 hing, singing,
appy days Are winging --
bet the mothers (10.
timing for the little people
'hat they may grow brave tint' true:
• 'If brain and busy fingers
the precious RemItirne lingers,
g glIarding, hoping, fearing,
.t for the arvest nearing,
a do.
i blue),
ii.g;
ing
(A."-.8 1
Q,ko. (AV
/fit, 444 •
'T. 410.
, f the esetetter in P493. Since then the ' <111, re,1.4 bare gone to tale and Over per
, 11- • los gone through meyeral courts. 1,1,411,4. ,1,1 lia Hey 70e, the farmers are
:orel in/temente have been reversed a nsgleetine their best friend. the hog, end
number of limes. The law fere for this many of them do not see liella or bar
hall t 'mines- cif litigation are said to be i,,y. 'Air. narris quotes selects at
very large. e6.12te, end reale et $5.50 per cwt.
is•*
MURDER CASE AT LONDON. Bradstreet's Trade Review.
Trial of Italian for Death at Dance, Up ' week Cool. damp weather haa started the
In rho trade altuatIon bore during the past
- - - --
Next Weelc. movement of fan clothing. Ten bustnees te
.% Temente t/at , despatch: There will ' men's ferniahings lina b.sm partieularly brink.
be a murder charge beard at tlic Fait The hat tract° Iota been heavy and there has
y all lines of Inbar-
Asairea h„e next week. that paler (hyliiiii:dt..:14:11'!is"iirliFrille°0Z1:;et:ereil:1:
led against Thonina Noah, the young conservatism In placing ordera Thenpollry
1 ),"'',1.11 .11,1,,thal\.)„,4,i111,,,,,"2119,‘„,11111TP:1.1, l'i '`..,:.!:", r".":,gd01,11,,TV;;;:ilvnif,g1Z,Z,7,41,,,a‘;„
rin:Ii:in. 'ar•t" -a ;1',",a"a'':‘•-,:n." 411.4,'"'m•iia",py•-"I'i',‘.`. itlirri,dt00;namilthrey. volume of trade In all parts of
to Dome ex tent .74horli,e(it:)tri:iert;
it 1 Itin I commission of tile erline is thrTle nIornsvrintniginPudp teneoPsXPIZtnivaarirty all branch-
-, lv, en the eight .4 :Vey 211,1. The
.1,iimirleil in Mystery as far ea any I hatnoteoturnietire,,, ads they believe the busaneee of
'' %Onto. is ceneerned, although one wit. tiring the (Inning nertaon will
•:--. 21 1 the imp:4st swore that in the
' el Bele he eaw North's hond raiser, as
1 to stiike Fox, Mel falW 1 Ile tielim
f ill. 1, Len they arrived nt the seene.
e.111,•11 sine 1 ...dee a Imgey, Noah Wil.
Will 1 , 0.n and e knife Win, found stieking in
. ; exel 'wad. Mr. .1natiee leeeteel will be
,111,1 ,81., ,!14‘ presiding judge.
he rather better than most people at present
eIneet The hardware trade in taking on
bettor tone. Preen now until the ulnae of
navigation ohipmenta In thla lino will be
heavy There la 0411 some entetneee About
the demand far Mindoro' supettes.
Toronto- Roll retail trtuln hie been quite
rblak hero during the past week Cord won
tbor bras frivonad thla Whataaalara
aro sertertenetne gruel restieller movement
and winter linos aro gotna Out- cetletactortty.
The aenoral outtoolt for tho Weld fifth() cote -
PR OFITS OF
THE POSTOFFICE.
Tidy Sum Made From Careless
Bri ish Correspondents.
Last Year Contained Orders and
Checks Amounting to L714,360.
London, Oct. 7. The Postmaster•Gen-
eral made a net. profit en purely postal
business during the.year ended Nlarel.
31 of :L5,071,255, but the net. deficit ill
1110 year's working of the telegraphs,
.e652.065, brought down the depart-
ment's surplus to X.4,419200.
lu most branches the annual report
shows increased bueiness. Letters are
amounting towards 3,000,000,000; par
et.'16 have passed 100,000,01M; the tweet'
packets which cannot be delis -oriel ovv-
ing to careleesneeri or absent-minded:tees
of the senders are also growing in vol
elle statistics which represent public
carelessness by despatching letters, post
clods. helfpenny packeet, and newspapers
unaddressed, or insufficiently- 11(11re-ewe
or loosely fastened, theeletters often
montaining valuable c•lieckm. show no
tendency to diminish. In 1900 the 11 Wil-
ber was 21,323,495; lest year, 29,766,394,
the latter being an increase over 1 905-'06
of 9.84 per cent. The letters included
in this total were 1 1,120.695. Of these,
980,960 went to the Dead. Letter Of-
fice. The "undelivered letters" con-
tained:
e:1 6,694 les Id ea811 and beak
notes. X67 1,044 1 5s 1 1(1 in bills, cheeka,
money orders, postal orders and stamps.
In adtlition, packets posted without any
address and articles blend -loom. in the
post contained: 1:8,403 in cash and bane
notes. C25,129 in cheeks. etc. These aim -
hilted lonsee amount to .1:714,360.
NEW COMPANIES.
Two of Them Are Mining iWth Capital
of $3,600,000.
ti mining companies and ten other
omniercial companies' fusee received in-
•orporatioll from the Ontario ( /civet ze
limit. 1 he Highland Mary tIold Co. is a
three million dollar coneern, and the
ilengarry Cobalt Co. luta a share cApital
of $600,000.
The following compapies have ta
.-eived Provineial charters:
elle Highland Mary Gold Nlinee, L1111-
itell, Toronto, ellpititi ii(1,0011,001.1.
111. Glengarry Cobalt Nlinee Len
Ilaileybury, capital $000,000.
The telt. 'lemmas Packing Co., St.
, homes, capital $100,000.
lhe 8anitary Can Co., Niagara Falls,
sapital $100A0.
The Queen City Folliidry Co,. !Atm
ited, Toronto, capitel $40.0110.
The. United Zionists ef Toronto, tope
till $40,000.
Shurley & Darrett, Limited, Tutuila',
capital $75,000.
1 he Northern Islande Pulp \\*mid Co.,
Limited, Port 11/tIttir, capital $100,000.
l'he Tnylor Anderson Co., Limited,
manufacturers of fine Wearing apparel.
imeknow, capital $40,000,
'rhe 1'. Hymmen to., Limited, Iterlie,
capital $410,000.
E. I'. Charlton & Co., a Dominion cor
poration, has been granted a Provineial
license.
118111e of the IVellington Preset%
ing Co., Limited, hits been chimps! to
the Hillier Preserving Co., Limit ea, nee
the name ef the 1\ riga! Hotel Co. te thl•
:inedele 1 CO,
1 he 4.11111,411 et ock
-tone ti. has learn
Ill/1000 to 81 00,01111.
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St. Catharines is Growing.
Si. Catharines, ott. eity as-
--essora have returned the roll for 1907,
and the population ire shown to be 1 2,-
922, nti increase over last year of 547.
The total nieyeastment $6,342,834, as
against $6.1 1 7,938 lost yeer. The inerease
in reel property is $223,400, and on in-
vitee' $4.0e4. while there is a decrease in
the business aesessment of $2,683.
of the Roman
illerea9eil flout
GIRL IN
ESPA1R SUICIDES.
Maria Sexto
Ends Her Life While Clasping
Her Prayer Book.
Chicago, Oct. 7. Spume! by the man
she loved and with 11.1 parent tit relatiie
10 11,11010 she COUld tutu tor aid, Nlarla
8041011, '23 years old, 1150 Nertli Relay
street, eliet herself dead.
&levee; in one hand a preset beet.
with the pages open at the filially 01 the
billatn, and ill the Other le1 01 mr
one of the eliantbers empty, her leele
was tumid early yesterday mutating in
an alley att the rear el lit Augusta stivet.
A. flash of lightning Reedit -4 it tu Jes
Zeiettitik, 14 North Curtis, etieet,
8, ne w
The tragedy futtusied a few houre at
tee her !oat uppeal te Joseph tele -epic,
07 Augusta rltreet, keep lilt, laminae
to merry her. Eailing One bite iient
Witte, her lirat unpuise being to 1.;a111
writing ss hat her %surd. had tailed in.
she wrote 15"U 101101 6, pouring out Ili mu
wordis the struggke and remote° ta
biuken heart. '1 he lettere eerie lead in
the atternuon at the coronelle
111 the preeence of Gilleepie,
been arrested.
The police thought might
ease been preeent when. the pallig 45
111111 killed herself. lle aesuilied in•
dillerent attitude and teamed au Vino
Lion act Deputy Cul:utter Andiesss lead
tee epistles.
The first une the girl evidently had
laid aside after writing it, and euccsel
stl it with utte of deeper emotion. i
Iiist letter read:
My Darling Jue: Ilea can yeu be so
mean to lue noW while 1 um 111 troldile.
.111 of my rriends have turned itga.itst
ale with scorn, (11141 11040 y011 have lin
me. You, the one nian 1.i‘e
:dame all else in the world. 1 detet
teem what will ever become of me.
lem always promised to stand by me
always thought yeet loved ine as
evert). as any une could.
Darling, pletiee 1 Maori to nic and be
iny loving little Joe. My heart is biol.-
en and nis life ie a wreck.
The second letter, which to111 the
-,ad story, follows:
Dear Little Boy: 1 know you feel Ltd,
but you have a comfortable bottle awl re-
latives and friends to help )011 pa,s the
,Lreary home of y•eur lite; a gots" 1msi-
i 1011 and yott are canape enough for any
man to be eatisfied with, You have no
,vorry fur the outcome of the future.
\Vhat have 1? The cold shoulder leen
...very (me, no home, and the little plea.
[ now call home 1'11 have to part with,
for 1 can't stay here any longer-et:belie'
to be leiught for inyeelf anil baby. 1 11011
Lo a hospital to work for my beard,
and Gexl himself only knees what treat-
ruen.t I. will get there.
And yet you can desert the girl ),111
love or once loved. Joe, darling, pet
know I was as trite to yoti tts any gill
could be. I told yon the truth
you ever took me to your home. Why
did you not leave me then?
It is not one that you are banning, but
tee. may Ged forgive you, shall be
me prieser night diry.
please, for 11oil's rolke, return to
1110 again, for it is killing me. I can't
stand it it you don't 1 eturn, nWeetheart,
and you ;eerie it the longest. and
last day you live.
Darling, spetheart, pleatie come tat Ole.
105 4' you. I lo‘c Nitli all my heart
alid Ilona, retina to Me, ou
dene, knee, and pm never eel know the
;mg ttinli and pain ou are causing me.
‘1,) atiffmittg is untold misery. Pleane
teem. to we, Jets Please collie to me.
„1„,.11i1.1t,u:itiiin 3 (Mr ing and devoted
ii,," \Villa love, hugs and a mil
NI1.1111. Sexton.
'1 he letter it as marked "over," and on
the teller side of the sheet of paper silo'
etitten:
.1b, truly those ale the ea:attest. worde
tongue or pen,
It might. have been. It :night have been.
Ever3 laid) in lo5 tol by sonie one. Every
body knees that to be true.
Sollie hall. a filther atilt Mother dear.
brother and sister, too.
All Oda I it -member eince 1 ‘5 ad a babe
se small,
1 hat e seined to he the only (Itte that no-
body loves at all.
-M. 8.
(Nllespie told at the illiplest of the
Milo! affinities lo hoilse late
NVeilliesday et ening, and proved that he
did net lease the !muse after she 1,..ft.
The jury exenerated him of the suepicion
of bailee murdered the woman, but
questioned closely among thentselvos
whether there Wan any law by which lie
might be lichl as aecessory. '1'his being
impeesible, he is as r,•leastel.
eet me, tem. 1 ea, engtestel to marry
\fies swami," said 1 ii110spie, "lillt 1 fount'
soille tiling. W111011 ell 11140i1 Me to
.11:111ge Illy mind."
Deputy Cormier And 1 014'4 retatiantrat
.41 M it h him concerning hie "moral mill
aiition." hut 1.14 didn't .M.111 to interest
t1illespie a great deal.
Nlise Sexton teirtnerly emplioyed as
:1 clerk in the Chisago 11ox faeloiy, 241
Jef. frson street. where 41i!lespie also is
employed.
Mrs. Clara Hay. of 3.630 Ellie Park. a
nurae, IN as attacked week ago by
a. Mittel Repo, thank elder:11 yeeterdits
mornine while suffering mental depres
sem, broiteht. en. it is believed. hy the
ettack. She isle proonley recover.
-Let 1110 alone; 1 Want 0 die," .110
begged Straus, tif 3.640 Cot
tage Grove arenne, WII0 had been 14 11 111.
Moiled t..0 e her sufferinge.
\\Then the !these -Ian calltsl later in the
ally Mrs. 11ity denied that elle hod any
intention 01 killing herself, and said she
11101 been accustomed to taking ehloral
to induce sleep,
Jefferson \liner. a negro 35 years Mil,
le at. the 'natty fifth etreet police sta-
tion, charged IN it h the rise:Wt.
DOG SAVED
MASTER'S LIFE.
Grand Work of Noble Old St. Ber-
nard at New York.
New York, the. 7. .1 leg St. Ber-
nard dog that fer several }ears has
been the companion of seventy-one year-
old Edward Curie a cule•arnied man. el
No. 461 I:Hee-eighth street, Ilreekls11.
yesterday saved its master from blood-
ing tu death.
CUra iS a Wate111111111 at II 110onipleted
buildings at. Sevent)'-sticonil nliwt. and
Sixteenth avenue. Just before iia 4011 eie
men attacked him. The old matt knight
fiercely with his one hand and (ailed
to his dog.
In a few seconds the dog haul bitten
one 1111111 Ito severely that he fell to
the ground. The animal ittetektel the
other, but not [wane eld I.:assent had
lasol struck from heiiintl and his skull
split
The two 111011, davit.' the .1,,g's iiir
cols attacks, robbed the Ohl Mall 01
$10 and ran. Following thein wee the
tleg. 'Elie men separated and the dog
lost the trail.
'rite dog then meted up to lhatietite
De Cantillon, barking anti fawning upon
him. 1•Inally the great St. Bernard led
the detective in tient of the houetie at
Seventy-second atreet and heeled. The
deteetive saw the old man Cues lying
uneonacious 41I1 the sidewalk, and the
injured man %tam taken to the Norwe-
gian Hospital.
aesistance clime ten minutes
later Curs. would have died. Friemds
are caring for the "grand old (big." as
they call him, but yeeterday he wrench
ed at his chain and whined for 11114 Man -
ter.
WOMAN DETECTIVE°
TURNS A HAND ORGAN AND INVES-
TIGATES CRIME.
Maria Sinischalchi, a Young Italian,
Connected With Office of District
Attorney at New York for Four
Years.
_
New York, (ice 7. That a young
Hahne woman, whose ostensible teethed
tit calming her liv-eljhood in walking
st reels with a hand iirgan :Intl del t I).
teeling a tambourine, is, in her aell
leent ef leisure, IA deem -eye for the les
like- Attorney's office, W114 deVelop 11
ye -denial* in the 1 1 of Raffaele (las
elute hero! e Ililge 'A lot ilia ti In 1 :Prier:11
i 2. It i4 0;14..0114**R stsetiel
trial, and Ite tessiost ef 111N ing killed ,
\Intel Sinisalialt•Iii is the tionlieurite.
Ise I. She t est i feel t Gastemee fit st
hint and Wag all illIpollant Wittie‘q Th
Wan nearly pee; ago, and she wee
agA in called yea( erday hy .sossist ant Dis
Diet At ['envy 1,1y. elle did net lisle
the el.40 fer the rept,. tht• slightest
elle fire tleeliired she did net velment, .2
1 i•ver having 144'11 paid ally money by
tit Diatriet Attorney fer wo1 exeept
ill, usual fees for wil114•54,
ihnnefl IV. Osborne, who is defending
ca...0011e, knew every cent that had liven
paid to the woman must he accountisl
fur ill the Colltrolter'S Office. lle Sollt
a force of Men there, 4.e:indeed more
than ten thousand vouchers for pay re-
ceived, and foutol her Hanle oll ,-,es t•ral.
Theme he prt•sentea to the woman yes-
terday on cruse extunination, and then
she admitted ithe 11:1,1 worked for the
District .1ttoruity and had paid in
the last four yearn $574,
She had 144`11 employed by lb.. Ely,
she admitted, to gather together the wit -
:teases in the (last -one taLse, and !die
had bl'en elepleYed. rsther !minter
eases, once luiving received $'250 for
going to Europe in connection with th.t
,.a.se of another 11111 11 11.1.11.40.1 of murder.
LIVING TOO FAST.
Merchants Overstocked and Banks
Withdraw Credit.
Toronto, Dot. 7. 'Hie failuree in Can-
ada during the first new months of the
present year a 1110l111 1, 10 3370, against 867
for the same period in 1906, but the lia
bilities total $S.1100,1 28, for the first.
11.11.111102 Se:steal, (sgesitet. $4'42'3,30 lti
1 91IkilL Toronto the feeling among coin
mcreial housea distruat fill .11 010 fii
lure, but none ale prepared te make
predict ions. Large wholesale Mime".
are exereeeing unusual diseretien
giving credits and are scrutinizing ac
vomits as they have nut chino ler years.
1 11,1 incen Ire tor t 111S ea 11 1 1.111,11111.401
14 LISSigned tO two causes --first, the
deeisitin of the, banks Lo restrain cred
Ito, and second, to the belief that this
seamen's crops in the ilkom initm will
not warrant any draft on the future
NV. II. Cross, of Clarkson & Cross.
when spoken to on the question, said:
"Over -supply end over -development
has caused the financial etinditiens to
lose an equilibrium. I think Gee is,
however, by the action of the bank.;
being giadually restored. '31 Telde.
ea the only country in the same fix.
"The municipaiit Ws also have been
large spenders in improvements, 1111
0118 11118 (1904 111) a large reboil of the
banks' funds, as the municipalities •
have been nimble to eatiefactoril). Heat •
41.1.111(.,eir t,l)s 1.1)eo,1471eDs.mlititeick ef,f,c,Irlernemntaitila •
ago Waa geed. Ile maid: " rh.. pettily,
are living too fes4 end 1111182
before thinga ar0 right amen.'"
DR. C THE POLE. I
0-0KB---e-ssEE•-ics
He Will Attempt to Reach It by New
Route.
TO SPY THE LAND.
French German and Belgian Journal-
ists Kay Visit Canada.
'nu -onto, it.t. 7. Special:3 A sug-
gestion that the Provint•ial Government
should invite a party el French, tee
111411 a 11(1 Belgian fournalinta to isit
tart° to vieW the resources of Cohalt
and entertain them %stale here wee nt 1 ,
by a deputation, which waited on Hon '
etre-sr:1. Whit 'ley and U00118.114! thi.
morning. The two Nlinistere iet.eised the
euggeations favorably, baying that the
s Ise ef the Euglieli jeut tediets had
prodlleti1e U11 111 lleli good. They telt. bee
ever, that the visit elicited be niatle in •
the epi•ing, if at all, as the party toted
then inspect the timber and agricultural
sources of t he pros ewe. l'hey erten
imel to emisider the preeteal. .erratige•
metes for Ow pessuge of the eitiritalist-
aerobe the ocean would be made by the e
travellere.
'1110 delegation included Nicest, L. .1
Labrosse, M. P. P., D. .1. 'McDougal, M.
P. l'.; O. Aubian, el. 1'. P.; .1. NIA
!taffy, M. P. P; A. C. Meet/meet. el P.;
L. E. E. Leonard, N1. Pe 1 1. B. 1eilliers,
Ottawa, und Rev. Father Forget, Eni
brien.
•
sias injuied Sate:sites
HOW FRUIT -GROWERS FLOURISH.
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Ontario Has Unique System of Co-
opsration in Experiments.
New York, Del. 7. .1t the Interna-
tional lenifetetwe 1111 Plitilt 1 18 1111104,1
11.1 livid 111 11 14 city
yesterday under the auspices of the New
Volk Horticultural Society, Profeseer H.
1.. Hutt, el the Ontario Agrisultural Col-
lege, gave an address on the "Co -Opera
live Nletliods .kdopted 111 Ontario to As-
vertain Hardiness in Fruits and Vege
tables." Ile outlined the work accion-
!dialled by Ow Ontario fruit expel -intim
tal stations, and de-wribed the vein te
co-uperative work whereby 8,0011 grow-
ers throughout the Prey ince are t.arrying
on tests of fruits and vegetables under
the direction of the horticultural de-
partment of the eollege. In no other
country in the world has the co-oper•
atiee idea of helping the people to help
themselves been so practically wrought
out as in ()aerie.
The pre fesst 'S add reIS Wan all 0ye•
opener air t le ise who had not before
heard of the Magnitude of this wot•k ear
rim' on by our Canadian eutiains,
ease.
OTTO JAEGER'S SUICIDE.
.
Shot Himself in Boston -Had) Postcard
Marked Toronto.
llosten, elites., Oct. 5.- -A man thought
from papers on his peramt tu be Otto
-huger, el Ituffale, committed suicide by
sheeting in a yard on the ferry slip at
the such ferry late to (hie-. Ile entered
th • ya rd, and pi:wing a revolver over
his ear fired one shot., which killed him
instantly. Insuranse papers were found
in his imekets Phich gave the name of
Mrs. Otto Jaeger, Buffalo. N. Y., the
inetratice being made to Mrs. Emma C.
Jeleser, his elle, id 961 \Vest Ferry
st et Buffalo. The papers described
tli insured as 39 years of age and as
Its ing at the \Vest Ferry street address.
A posteanl, al,o found ou the man.
wits tposeutarked "'nee:into," and was
addressed to Miss Lillian Jaeger, at the
same house.
A despatch from Buffalo states that
.1to gel had been a foreman in a brewery
there until recently. Ile was considered
t be in ordinary circumstances tun! had
isife and two children.
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FOX STOLE GOLF BALL,
_ _
Reynard Picked It Up and Carried It to
the Woods.
New York, Oet. 7. Th.. Tribune has
reet•is ed the following (Iteqnte•11 (tom
1Vineted, Conn.: A party of golfers, in-
cluding W. II. Phelps, cashier of the
[halbert N:1.0011111 Bank, and 'remelts.
.11Ien, ef New York City, who is visiting
here, \0011t to Norfolk yeeterday to play
on the links of the Norfolk Downs Club.
Richard Hooker. ef Norfolk. drove the
ball, and a fox darted from the wooila
skirting the litike and started after it.
Hooker waved hie hat tO Ite3nard.
whereupon the fox snapped up the ball
and disappeared ir. the woods.
BRIDGE BROKEN BY WAVE.
Cunard Steamer Umbria Had Hard Time
Q11..01141oW11, 'he cull:1rd
steamer Umbria, n !deli sailed from Nen'
Yoi k Sept. -28. a rt ved lien' 1,1 .1.1y. The
sVit.1.7-i.,11.:1 1:1kup).1.1171e1 1
Tuesday :I 111•1 11.411 a huge ,e,11
ad badly damaged h. 1* unoccupied lot'
waid bridge. Nolsolv Pas injured.
,.e 1 Ilt• 41 i•.1 v( l• ((el;
41'5:1).44111)1111,1 1•11:144(1( ‘1‘0111144.:141:111 511.111L':17f111"Vg
New york. (let. 7. The following toes.
.31g.. Me. received here to -day by Iler•
le•rt 1.. Bridennan from Dr. Frederick A. •
et,eke, the scientist and explorer:
-My Dear Bridgman:
',awe August ti, 1 1197.
"I have hit "mon n new route to the
north pole, and will eta), to try it. By
a ay of Ittichrinon Bay and Ellemmere British Authorities Restrict Importation
Lana and northward through Nelson
of HOTges.
Strait over the Polar Sea neenla tO be ;
a very good route. There will he game • Ottawa, Oct. 6. A deepateh has been
to the te2nd degree, and here are nativee received by Ilk Exeilleney from the
end dege for the tesk. So here is for . imperial Board of Agrieulture stating
the pole. Mr. Bradley will tell you the that with n view to eecuring the credit%
I en..." t 1011 froni tireat Britain of the dieense
Dr. Cooke end party left North Syll ! ef glanders in horses it hee been decidee
my, N. S.. in on the schooner yacht Hint no 'lora.. Min or intile shell he
Jelin B. Bradley. which landed the party 1 landed in Drerit Britain 1111 1094 nee0M.
at Smith's Sound. Mr. Bradley returned palette by the rertific•ate of e veterinary
lo North Sydney on the yacht on Oct°. 1 mitrgeon that the rinimal shows no eymp-
lea I. tom of glanders or farey..
SHIP'S BOW LAUNCHED.
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Will Replace Part Lost by Liner on
the Rocks.
Itulinst, Ireland, Oet. 6. •.\ neat re -
mai kettle la littch laTIll'red here yesterday
morning', when the new bow built for the
new Nt bite attellner SileYie, 1 0
replace one left at Stagroek, toter
I. 110 1.i/71 111. on Mareli 1 7 hist. elel into
the eater. The Suevie, during a fog. ran
en the reeks, itit,1 lifter long and in-
effeetual tittempts to refloat her, the
attivere cut tiana the forepart, refloated
re.t of the ship and towed it to
Southampton, eller', it im now in dock
end ready to receive the new bow.
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REWARD FOR PLUCK.
Conductor Who Saved Boy is Decorated
at Brockville.
111o,kville, ()pt., Oct. 01. On July 41 h
'0181114.10r Jug. Neeeillough, of
the B. 11. & N. \V. Re at the risk of his
(mu life stived a boy from being caushed
to death by the wheels of a moving
t reit, 'Yesterday afternoon lie wile Imb-
ed,: presented e ith a hromse medal,
to -oiled by the Royal Canadian Humane
Aw.o. in t Judge McDonald presided,
•ind Masse Fieford pineal the medal on
the breost of the reelpient,
ERADICATE GLANDERS.
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The Wingham Wane
THEO. HALL, Proprfietew
Dr. Agnew
Physician, Surgonno Annne.nOIZOCIV
Office Upotatra in the Macdonald knock -
Night calla ammered at ulnas.
J P. KENNEDY, M.D., M.C.P.S.O.
(Member of the Brandt atted1Cal Antioeiationd
GOLD MEI tALLsrr LN mtapa.:INE.
Speotal attention paid to Dineac-eo We.
Men. atm(' eldlarea
Ottice huure- 1 to 6 le ine 7 tO 9 le iln.
DR. ROBE. C. REDMON'D
cm. 11. C. 8. (ENT).
(L. R. 0. P. tLaand.)
PHVSPDIAN AND SURGEON
(Office with Dr. Chieholm.)
R. VANSTONE
BARRIBTE1R AND SOLLCYrolt
Money to loan at lowest nano. Office--
DIDAVER BUICK,
WINKIFEA.M.
DICKINSON & HOLMES
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, E FC
Ottfee-Meyer Block, Wingham
E. L. Dickinson. Dudley Holmes.
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
MONEY TO LOAN
Mae -Morton Block, WIngharn.
Wellindton Mutual
Fire Ins. C
(Estabilabed 1840.1
Head OM* -01.'ELd'il. ONT.
Make taken Oa all tdabsee of Insurable pr
pert,. on the cash or ',mantilla note eye
IAMBS (HALM E, CHAS DAVIDSON,
President. Secretar
JOHN RITCHIE,
Vi'Inghani, One
Agent.
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A WAR SCA
U. S. FLEET IN PACIFIC M
CAUSE TROUBLE.
European Statesmen Regard Ma
With Greater Anxiety Than
International Crisis of Recent Ye
London, the. 7. 4.inope has be
to take kocii and. sp., tai mar
in the :wilding uf the AnimMitit fiect
the l'aclfic. bee5 ill the prot....e.1
demonstration but a pro% ni
against .1apan and it will anait its 1
1.1)ele i h li‘ely' impatience.
ti1)11 appl.it 1., to theta 1.1 1 II 1okt. mill
beyond a quarrel het a een the 1 n
:•tdtes and Japan, and it ea allot M.
1..-11:1) that 1..iiropean piddle seutin
inclines to teeter side.
\ cry different, indeed, is the
taken bi 1%e . I 111
and I Downing
Plutopean tat -11 11 the ie.,
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tiolial el 1.i. I 10.011 p•ats. Dim)
agile in lids, 11.0 I 1 4. li;e2 1
11.11 1 lel 4,1 1 1:01
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1 he Far leist, Europe ss ill expel et
till. gen, ral tipinien t.f the ti
'Mak ha le• 1 sa.
Meet ef the Itii...11-lartutt•-e (V'sr
the grcate.t iiii.take in Mi. Ito
eareer. .\netlit r vela 1111..lign
1,1(1, 1,1,101 fi,„.,1„", within 3„.
ef the leis -ear peephe 11d 11,1
d a lel 11 hit he d neer e
ha been Imslpoll..1 I., the fli.1,1
itlitt.,\I;;111"Iti.41":2Pt'iti.::(1i1"1:lif"ffeltellil; 11111.1;1;11;'ettilt
the ‘"n'tieon I"'11" fi
ras to h. :ieve the entieM icpoit
there is a flcit ilt•finite 1
-tending. that the fleet
in the I lantic.
he ready to prot,,,1 int,
many things. It %%wild la Naisei
lielm's nedi te ,,f king 12.1.0
eaee nett. of flie piast
years for sAft.gu teems the 1.0.1, -
/pm It mieht eitstl.‘ in air.
the United etates and Gt erne ag
England and leplin.
TRIP TO I;RMA?
Canadian Newspapermen Nay (
the Pond,
Ot time, oet Preliminers.
menet are teeter eay imike hip
the,.nrel..1CA1181:11,11,11)11,111 1111,.‘•111 .1;1.1.1;1..27 1111110,70
.1101 the "real 1 ana.1.1" 1.,
lead: llia prominent 11.•a.liape
hat 1. re.111111.11.1 to the 111 1 il at ion. t
1 11,• part, and ...nsoleralde 1,111hi
is 0\ pressed tov.:11-.1.. the objeld
The fast piaci wlep. \%ert. tak
the rieW% edit 01 Id lio• /Ha ((a (
54 hut 14 gathering the iloolons
I 'anode la nen ape r men T11114
0.1 nit of I he inter.•stee
the 1 ukon to Vanteitivet anti :tea
the Atlantic. coast.