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VeSSON VIIL--AUQ os, ismil.
ous t9, them botb, but David's. case was
this did not humble him before God, and
lie. therfore became filled with envy,
Oko more deplorable, for when Joluttliall
PrIendsbip a! David and Jonathan.--
war, returning to Ids family and friends,
I Sam- 20'- T-42- .
David was ICIXVI119 411 Ills comforts, even
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Coultuoutary.-4, DavilIrs constlltftt'Ou
those of God's sanctuary, and therefore
Ills grief exceeded Jonathan's."
with Jun,.itlian (vs. 1-10). To she Ills
0. 00 In peace -it WAS kindness ill
lifo David had e.scapod to the aged Pro-
Jonathan to bid David depart, since
11.1t, Smlluol In Ilaulah, lleri� David wai
-toed In ,tile sphool Of the PrOl at
Ills life was in suall. danger. They rotor -
re,I to Me covenant they had vilade With
It),,lets .
_��Iotb, a Parb or Raniak But salil
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oach other, to be faithful and kind to
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hearned of his retreat and David W.'s
eliell other from goneratiolli to gollera-
Obliged to leavc. It Was then that
tion. .They found some comfort Ili this
David apilemea to Jon-.itirali for assist-
wity in tile mournful separation. Ile
ance, ()a the day following, the fe�jtijral
arose and departed -"Nothing call be
coaceived more patAlatle than this part -
Of tile new moon was. to be celebrated,
and David would be. oxpectAqZ to be pres-
Ing; and we do not find that they met.
Put, J�llt lie felt that it wc.,t1d not Ile
more than once more lit this world."
safe for him to go; iiaeordilig1jr, 110 Ask-
. ed Jonathan to inake excuses to Saill for
QUe8tIcmsv--Wbero !had David fled for
safety! Who wits Jonathan? Why (Ild
Ilk ah4elive and thus learn how igaill felt .
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David -0 to 'him for assistance? What
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towaid bial. I'llionall David was t1w
Was the covenant that jail, than
a and
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anointed king to r.eig 11 after Sand 110 had
DIAVid made? 117 -hilt W0Ya,9Qa1e Of the evi
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everything to fear from Saul, qucl. there-
(1011ces Of J ath a's I 0
an a cy for David I
f0re concluded'i e Ill 11.
Wiiat took place at the time of tile now
sqlf than ,to got into danger. Ile might
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moon? What did David purpose doin ?
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h4ve, rallied till aralY to Ills defe"U, bill
What sign was agreed upon? What ditl
lie had not soug4 tile kingi�oia, or public-
Jonathan learn as to his father's pill--
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notice, and he chose to trust God. to
pose concerning David? What did Jon -
bring about his affairs in His own. tial(.
atbau do? Describe the parting of these
and way."
two f riends. .
if. The covenant (vs. 11-23). "The Pei.
Teachings -Those, who are thoroughly
I vote dialogue which is here ditailed ak
honest And upright in all their Maw
full length presents a raos% beautiful ex,
are glad to call God as U witness. True
hibition of these two amiable and noble-
love i� self-denying and self-socrificing;
alluded friend,it, Jonatha,ii. was led, in
it stands by in the midst of adversity
tile eircurnstances, to be the chief speok-
and triul as well'as in times of prosper.
. er. The strength of Ills &ttaclilliell,t, bi-A
ity and blessing. We should always be
pure disinterestedness, his warm. pietv
ready to asaist those Ili trouble, favor,.,
411oi�n at such times will liever be for-
his Invocation '&a God consisting of a
. Prayer and it soleinn 01th. colabilicd-
,,uttan. It is right to protect our'lives,
Oto
the calla And full expression lie gave to
uvoid�danger and to guard ourselvc-
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againsL those who might see ts
his conviction that his awn family wero
by the ( . livitle Will to be disinherited and
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injury, The Lord is with those who
David elevated to Iche possession of the
trust in him to protect and gustain them
in the ]tour of darkness and danger.
throne; the covenant entered into with
Tl�.ouglits-Bccause Saul did not hum.
David on behalf of his descendants, ail,]
blo himself before God, he became a
the imprecation (Y. 16) den,ouliced on any
pray to 'envy, pride, jealousy, cruelty
of them who should violate this Part Of
the conditions; the reltei ation of"thi,
and every malevolent temper. David
covenant on both sides (v. 17) to make it
)ht have raised a powerful party in
Tail;
Israel,. but as God had called him I to the
- indissoluble, all this lodioatei Buell a
power of mutual affection; such mag-
kingdom lie chose to let God bring him
netie attractiveness in the character of
to it in his own way. Cod's way and
time are always best,
David; such susceptibility and elevation
pork-Sliort cut, .$:23.50 per barriol,
I of feeling lit the h-eart of Jonathan, that.
. PRA(Y.rICAL APPLICATIONS.
this interview for dramatic interest and
Tito love of David and Jonathan is a
moral beauty is unrividled in the records
type of the friendship bQtw6en'.ChTisl.
I of human friendship." It secins clear
i6id Mis own.
tlia% Jonathan expected Da vid to ocoupy
41.1 ,ads
will show It flice" (v. 13). Frie
the throne of Israot (v. 13), and lie t;a-
tell their secrets to each other. It was
cordingly exacted. a promise from Iiini
to Abrahftln 1'�he friend of God" (Jag.
to show kindness to his posterity at Wr
2:23.), that "the Lord said, Shall I hide
. Lis death as well as to Ilim,;4e)f dilring
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�rora Abraham that things which I do?"
his lifetime. "His words, like Saul's ill,
(Gen. 18 i 17), "The secret of the Lord
. chapter 94, 21, are prompted by a fear
is Nvith them tbat fear him; and lie will
lest even David should conform to the
show them big covenant" (Pea. 25.-14).
barbarous Orlenta,l custom by which the
To Enoch, who wallced with him, Ila Te -
first king of a new dynasty often. tried
vealed the prophocy of his coming with
to sriciare himself on Iche throne by raux-
ton thousand of his saints (Gen. 5:22;
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daring his predecessoes farally. David
Jude 14). To Noah, a just.man and up -
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fulfilled his promise by showing kindness
riglib in Ills generations, he reveale(I the
to Mephilloshetli. See Ir. Sam., 9, 1-13;
approaching deluge (Gen. 0:9; 7:1).
21, 7." �
only Joseph. the young man of purity,
Saul's inurderous design (vs 24-34.'
,could tell of the coming famine (Gen.
41:10). To "Aloses alone." the man of
w view betwee� ion&'
than and David, Da-vid. remained hid ill
(;.ad, faithful in all his house, God whis-
the field while Jonathan returned to
)er�d the secrets of the taberriftele
I , 23:2, 12; Heb. 3:2, 5). Only
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test his father and find out Ills purpose
concerning Pavid. Jonathan soon dis-
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( a , " could
D. the "greatly beloved,
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. ,covered that his father' w" very angry
read the lianilwAting on. the wall (Dan.
2:28-30; Q.:23). To John, leaning on his
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against David, and had determined upon
hl-. death. 30. Against Joiiatlian--baul
bosom, lie told who should betray him
was angry at Jonathan becauselie saw
(Joh4 13:25". .
,liona,than inade a covenant With Da -
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. that lie was pleading for David. Per-,
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viWs (v, lo.) -fortathan was true to Da -
verse rebellious woman-ToAny'Orlent-
vid, though it cost him. his life. About
at, nothing is so grievously insulting as
'The
two hundred years ago, during the aw-
a reproach cast upon his mother.
mother lierself is not held to be affront-
ful persecution among the Scotch Coven -
ad in such cases, but the son who hears
anters ) two -wonien were tied fast to it
stake out in the breakers on the sand,B
� such. words ape.fled. to ]ter is insulted,
and meant to insulted beyond expla-
of Solway FrIth. Groups of weeping
. tion.--Xitto. To thine own confusion.
spectator$ watched them silently and
Prayed God to help them. Margaret
---Saul accuses J'onathan of disgracing
himself and his nicither by choosing Da-
Wilson, the younger, near the shore,
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vid as: a friend. 31. Ns long as the $ou
looked calmly out to where her compan-
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of ,Tesse liveth-I'Saul had now fully
ion stood gasping for breath in the
, made up Ills mind that David was ]%is
death struggle. "Whitt see you. yon-
derl') hrr tormentors asked her. Witl
'a
rival to,- tha throne; that lie was tile
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,man after God's own heart of whom
& filith. thi.4- was bold and a hope that.
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1-a-mvel had told him; and perhaps the
wits bright, she said3 "I see Christ suf.
faet that Samuel bad anointed him was
foring in one of Ills own members,
. )low generally known."
Think ye that. we are the only sufferersl
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32. What hath. be done -He had slain
NO, it is Christ in us. Ile sends none
oil a wavfare at their own charges."
Saul's eneinies and sa,ved the kingdom;
Then. she repeated the words, "Who
lie had acted wisely. But saul's jealousy
shall separate us from -the love of
know no bounds. lie hated Min because
Christ? shalt tribulation, or distress, or
lie w Saul could see plainly
persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or
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whieli was grantea, and .,in artist reared
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this did not humble him before God, and
lie. therfore became filled with envy,
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THEOLOGIANS IN WARRP EOX1714 -
TORONTO MARKET$
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OVER ME$SIAH1'S NATIONALITY,
Farmers' Market,
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Prices were steady torday. Ton loads
A United States Profossor'o, Qcinton-
of )lay canto in, 200 bushels, of oats ail(!
t!Qn that Jesus Was Not ;L Jew
100 bUsbOls fall wlLe4t, old. .,
Combatted by German Histo . rians.
Dressed hogs are steady. Choice light.
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weights sold at $9.50 to $9,76, allil beavy
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Derlin, Aug. I 1- -14 remained for ail
at $9-25-
American delegate to provide the pria-
Wheat, Old, bugh - , " $ 080 $ 0 00
volial t1teino of contention ni; tile Inter-
DO-, ReNv, bush , , .. , :.,
national Uistorical (jorigress, which,
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lats, Old$ bush ,... ...
has just concluded it,q session llore�
I arley, liew, busli . , , . 0 03 0 50
Peas bush. 0 75 0 00
Prof. Paul 1.1.1111A of 13altilliore, created
a sturni. of discussion alliong, Uorluall
.. .... ....
Ifay"old, to n .. .. ..... 15 00 0 00
tl,teologlans by Ills address Of "The lus-
Do,, new, ton .. .. ... 11 00 12 00
Straw, per tell .. 11 001 19. 00
tol"y of (!till lee"' thig title only "iting
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I hop 1.11. 0 2 5 9.76
Ills real subject, whiell, was based oil tile
1 ion; "Was Jesus P. Jew?" Prof.
,11'essed . , ..
Butter, dairy .. �, .. .. 0 21 0 25
ITa11t11111)`b answered this negatively, stating
Do,, creamery . 4 . . I I
Eggs, dozen - I I I . I I - 0 21 0 93
that Christ was not born Ili Bethlehem,
according �o the carly Christian traill.
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Chickens, spring, dressed,
Uoll, but in Nazareth. lie content . led
1,5 0 7
pound , , . , . . - ., 0 1
Fowl, per Ill, .. � . ..... 0 10 ID i2.
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that the assessment which necessitated
Ducks, spring, lb .. ..... 0 I� 0, 14
=1� journey to Bethlehem occurred
5eams nfter ChrlsVs'birth, After
Onions, per bag .. .. ... 1 25 1 40
0 30 0, 00
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a succession of arguments, Prof, llaupt;
Cabbage, per dozen . . , � .
1 20
Potatoes, new, Inigh, ., '. 0 95 I
eat forward Ills conclusion that it wits
Beef, hindquarters - ... 0 50 11 00
,11uprobable tbat Christ wns a descend-
Do.,forequart 0 00
Ant of David. It Was probable, on tile
Do., clioleb, Careftfic - - - 8 00 0 00
other hand. that be was it descendant Ot
Do., medium, carease .. 5 50 0 60.
the Aryan Colonists of 041ilov. Possibly
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411 it , tton, Pell CWt, . .. .....
If Ills bellealogical tree could be traced
P: i -ice, per cwt, .... 7 50 9 00
.fill-, enough. it would be shown that he
'Veal , . 0 12
Larriii, spring, per lb. . . . - 0 11
was a descendant of Zoroaster, .
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Seeds. ,
It was at this point - that a war of
ensued between Prof. Haupi
Following are outside quotations:
.yords
and the German professors. pr9t.
Algike_L�xtra faney lots, $8, No. 1,
llaupt's arguments were Attacked lit
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$7,60; No. 2, $7 to $7.20, No, 3, �0.50 to
detail, aild lierba.ps because it was a
question of one against another lie did
$0.75.
Timothy -Prices at country points are
n e �0
from $1.65 to $2,25 per bushel, according
The loading German Biblical expert
present expressed the pith of the Uler-
to quality. linseed,
London, Aug, 15.-CaltuttA,
man Idea, whon lie said it NY -as impog-
August-Septernbar, Ir)s 34 per 412 Ills'.
dble to decide scientifically'- whether
Baled Hay and Straw.
Christ was it Jew by race. Tito point
Hay�j.rimothy is quoted at $9 to $10
of importance was that Christ was ull,
In ant. lot.s oil track her$, with NO. 2 'It
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questionably a Jew by religion. 0
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$050 t ,7.
. i $
,Such violent dissension was oditc-
pr
, -a $7 p I
Straw -Prices rann front $0 i; e,
0 .
ad that the chairman's efforts to calm
ton !it car lots here.
the controversationalists,were for a long
a
Provisions.
time ineffectual. . I
pork-Sliort cut, .$:23.50 per barriol,
Koopenick Shoemaker Rele asea.
I mass, $19 to $19.60,
Berlin,. Aug. 10, -Wilhelm Voight, the
Lard ---Tierces, 12c; tubs, 12 1-4c; palls,
ihocinaker, who Ili 1006 impersonated
1 Ig? 1-2c . A
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00� arnly captain, Impressed ,savoml
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Smoked and Dry Salted Meat8LO g
soldiers, and with them Arrested tile
clear bacon, 11 1-4 to 11 1-2cs tolls And
burgoniaster and other officials of
cases, hams, ineditim and light, 141-2 to
Xcleperick and stole all tile alOnOY "I
15e; hams. largej 12 1-2 to 13c, backs,
tile town treasury, for Which 110 wits
17 1-2 to 1§01 % shoulders, 10 to 110, rOl 1-9,
ienteneed to four years' imprisonment,
101t12 to Ile; breakfast bacon, M) to
. %vas released to -day,
15 1-2c; green uleats, out of pieldc, I"
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less than smoked.
SAVED COLLIE.
Hides, Tallow, Etc.
place ovidelitli Wall known to Jollath,,ln
Toronto butchers are receiving for
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stock as follows:
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Guelph Children Take Up Collection
No. 1 green inspected steer hides, 60
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pounds and up-iln separate 6onsigninents,
- F6r Canine Pet.
10a per bl.; No. 2 grade, lie per lb.
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No. I green inspected cow aides, 9 1�2c
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Guelph, Auff. N.-rilie �ympa,th;�tie
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per Ill.. No. 2 grade, 8 1-2c.
Calfskins, green, firsts and seconda,
feelings of children towards their duirj-
"it,
12c per lb.
frit"Ids was forcibly show ill. a 111Z, �
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Lambskins, present kill, 45c.
draina which was enaetod in tile city yes.
terday. On Surroy street there las been
Toronto Live Stock.
dving it homeless and ownerless old callie
Receipts of live stocic at the city nmr-
dog, the friend of till the neighborhood,
ket as reported by the railways, for
and particulaxly-the abildret. Now tb�
Wednesday and Thursday, were 06 car -
dog did not wear a tag, and the ro',lllt
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leads, composed of 1,248 cattle, 1,034
was I that yesterday lie fell into the
hogs, 2,155 sheep and lambs, and VO
clutches of the -dog catclior -and Was
Caly"'
taken off to the doff jail. .
There were a few good cattle on sale,
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The children did hoc�t allow tillair Pet to
but ,che bulk were of tile common to me -
go wilchout an effort, and many toars
,vere wasted. - Bat the dog Was pl,iwd in
diuni quality.
Trade was fair but slow. . The best
the Nvagon despite their tkrs, and dlen
cattle were firm at Monday's and Tues -
.
t was taken to the pound,'With
` a coaple
day's quotatiox
fIs, but poinploil. and ill -
,if tho, little tot$ "Ah t'a,"tain d I lee
e . .',
ferior cattle sold at lower prilles goiler-
:ollowing behind. At �he pound anotli,,-r
ally -
*sale,
effort was made to effect the roleasa Of
Exporters -Few, if any, were on
the animal, but it wits useless.
unless it was z few 11,G
:ht -weights. Goo.
But the children had not yet the idea
Rowntree had 1OZ) ot exr,ra .1ioiee axbtlel
-if giving up their dumb friend, To ,ff,,t
1,425 lbs. each, bought several.weeks ag.
his release required two dollars, and this
in tht country.
they set about to collect in the naighhor.
Butchers -AL few prime picked lots of
flood irlie-re the dog was known. 11,liey
butchers sold at $ik(lo to $4.90, which is a
did so well that this morni g thoy ap�
little higher than early in the week,
peared wilch Uka. Thii wasnqevell c,lat'S
Leads of good, $4 to $4.2.-); medium,
*111ort, of the amount required to gA a
$3.75 to $3.00; ,common, $3.80; cows,
tag, too, but it was accepted, and tll,�*de.
$2�50 to $4.40; can'imrs, $1.50 L6 $2.00.
.1ghted kids made their departure, hoppy
Stockeril and feeders -Few Acickers
with their old friend, the collie.
and feeders offered and, few wtunted.
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Stockers, 660 to 700 lbs,. $2.60 to $3;
MI'LLIONAIRE ARRESTED.
feeders, 800 to 000 Ills., $3.25 to $3.f&
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Milkers and SpAngers-TIliere was a
Auto Frightened Horse and Man
good demand for good cows at Steady
Was Injured. .
prices, ranging from $30 to $60. The
London, Ont., Aug. 1G. -A- party of 25
average price for the best cows would
Ile about $45 each. -
American tourists from Vincennes, Ind.,
Veal C�tives--41.ecelpts light, priceci
had ail unp'.easant experience here on
firm at $3 to $6 per cwt.
Friday night. While passing throualk
Oil- -n,l T.—I—V..., 1- 0.1. —
I'llab '_*"v_"l1s grownig Success, Ana now
lie was rising in tile estimation of tile
peril, or sword? As it is written, Far
thy sake we are kille'd all tile (lay long;
Lcamingtoll Ill this afternoon, one of
their
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firm alc about steady quotations. IPA -
people, He was also convinced of his
own (evil conduct in public affairs. But
we Are accounted as sheep for the
five outos frightened a farmer's.
horse, which ran into two .persons on
port owes, $4 to $4.25 per cwt.; raiu.�,
$3 to $3,25 Pei- cwt.; lambs, $5.50 to
this did not humble him before God, and
lie. therfore became filled with envy,
Amighter. Nay, Ili all these things we
,ire n. -ore. than conquerors through him
the road and. threw the farmer out of
tile lig, Tille partly ,ill kept, oil except
$6.25, with a few selected lots at $3.3-3.
Ilogs-Mr. Harris quoted. pricea ita-
idi
pri -, jonlousy and cruelty. '11tese ele-
that loved us
. . For I am persuaded.
that neither death, nor life, nor angels.
0. N.V. Burnbaus, Vincennes, who pickod.
climuged at $0.65 tqr selects fed and
meats �vltbin his heart led to every evil
nor principalities, nor powers, not
up the farnier and took -hini to 6. p-liv-
watered, and lights i7t $a.40. Too many
-;N,.%V. Whell controlled, by these he was
i;hed oil Ikv Sabin into -the most terri.
things to come, nor beight, nor depth,
sidan. Tile Leamington Police Chief -no*.
tifled Chief Williams to arrest the party
light And comrse hols are being inni'_
keted,
IT,p
I OXMIRS0% without respect even to
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nor any other creature, soliall. be able to
-wparate u,3 from the love of God, which
here, .
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ou"Off 04 tm arRuh 11104", Am"OSU094
eliaraeter or the most sacred obligations-
I, in Christ Jesus our Lord!1 (Rom. S;
Auguist; Pillemire and W. 1-1. Glover,
OTHER MARKETS.
Ito -could not tell one moment what lie
should do the next. 33. Cast a avelin-
35.3-9.) As she finished and began to
tlie waves went over her. Her
Vincennes, were arrested .it the Tecum.
sell I -rouse for furious driiing. They were
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British Cattid Markets.
It was the custom for a Icing Always to
pray
persecutors lic)d her up and made one
sent ,back to Leamington, R. K. Cowan
Londom--Lon,dort cables for c0ble. Are
have, his spear with him. The Arabs
more effort to get her to deny her Lord,
accompanying them as counsel. Ilia re'st
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steady at - 11 1-2 to 14c per lb., dressed
still have the .game practise. Jonathan
know -He had before been disposed to,
But she would not. A voice frora the
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of the party went on east. The party �s
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touring Canada, and bound for
weight; refrigerator beef is quoted at
10 1-4 to 10 I -2a per lb.
attribitte his father's acts of viillelleO
'toward
crowd called oiit� Margaret, say,
'God save the king."' But site answer-
.N,e%v
York,
Livoi�pciol.-Jo,lln Rogers & Oo,, Liver.
David to his madness and tile
demon that at times possessed him,
ed, "I will. mot. I am one of Christ,$
clAldren. Let me go." One of tile sol-
A. Loambigton despatch says that the
only one hurt is the farmor who was
pool, cable to -day: United States steers,
13 1-2 to 14c, Canadians, 13 to 13 1-2c)
but now lie is convinced tha t David's
suspicions of bN bloody design (v. 3.)
diers let her down and held her head un-
der water until life was extinct, The
throw sIB
n froth the a two tailvic
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arrested are rated izigmil�lllonalres.
rallchCrs 11 'to 120; cows. 11 to 1.2c; -
bulls, 10,to 10 I -2c, Trade 13 ver�v slo%%%
nre well folinded-Terry. 34. Arose frOul
tit(, table -It iras at the time of the nevir
brave champion wits with her Lord.
Re loved him its lie lovea his
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Winnipeg Wheat Marketr
moon, or the first of the lunar month.
q'he - event won celebrated with special
own
soup, (v. 17.) Jonathan may love I)a-
vid with All his heart, And soul, Ana
Governor-General to Make tour. of
Following are the oloalfig quotations
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On Winnipeg grain futures:
sacrifices nad blowing of trumpets. See
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Xilm. 10, 10; 28, 11-16; Psa. 81, a. The,
mind, And Strength, but David will love
Waterways.
Wheat- August $1.00 bid, October
06%c bid, December, 04%d bid. -
I crifid,
sa al feast (v. 24) lasted at least
-
two days (V. 27);
jonathan better (v. 4L) And lolin.than
inq a i,)Pi late David's love intensely,
Ottohva, Aug. IG.- FArl. Grey i a 9 *
iag to al ak a tr It I a g I -C n 0
0 1 t ir a I Lt COWS call.
Ciats-Augilst 4311c asked, October age
bid.
this wiff the second,
Trad done him sliame-Saill had
(1�11 wrong by charging
a 1.;, David a great
by,) avItice'
appreeiates Jonathan's more,
Our David loved its first (I Jbhn 4, 10.)
al system, and overtba hike route ft� far
as the Soo, Dr. Pugsley has placed the
New York Sugar Market, -
with treaL on.
film 8 able intentions. "'I'lle
of Jonathan's
-as r
_ 110 loves nost (,Tnitn 15, 13; Rol% 6,
. 8 10. He 91)proelateg our fovia to him
'lie Works
Pub steamer Speedy at the.dis.
posal of hiA E xcellency, W110 will om- I
SugAr-RaW, dull-, tair refining, 3,50c
to 3 53c; .centrifugal, '00 test, 4c to 4,03c;
gplio.ro8ity character lit
very Apparent. I -Te did not resent the In.
� i;fInItPlv niora than we can his love to
. . If ,
us we say to our Beloved, "Thy lo,�e
, bark at Ifoutreal on Tuesday noxt; and
Tefined, quiet. .
jury and iusalt ,offered to himself go
much as the wrong done to his fri'and.11
I, 1)
g etto, than whie') (S., of S, I., g), lie
will I'llow
make a thorough examination of the
Water grain route from that point. Ire
I The Cheese Markets.
gapance.-To-day. -1,250 boxes white
-Spoik. (loin. �
IV, The parting (vs. 3S.49). 35, In 1 he
answer ng, much bettor is thy
. lovo than wille't (4; 10). 1
"The
-
Is particularly deairous of familiarizing
himself with this route, The trip will
And 402 colored boarded; all sold At
12V,e.
morniager-Whiel, would be the third day
since David And Jonathan lind made th`�
Lord be between me And Vice'
N 44) Rv�iprocity Is the joy of love.
In. the sweetest friendships the attaell.
be entirely private aind unoffiehrl. There
has been no selledula arranged for the
Listowel. -To -day 14 factories boarded
065 White choose, August make. bid.
fovenont. At the time' appolated--po
-
ilm place appointed.11 -11. V.) margin.
'
olont is wholly mutual. on one, of the
bridges of Ghent, in Flanders,
boat. Ifer movements will depend upon,
the W181109 of Ills 1INcellencY, Who ivill
ding Active an board, two lots selling
at 12% and 12 5-10c, seven lots sold at
Arrangements had been made g
inform David
are two
atiles of it fath ov and son, er.
rovelve no addresses and hold Ila reeol)�
ti,bus w4ille oil the
five lot d O
L 121ge' remaining 8 Sol n street
ILI; 12%e. Next fair,
elonathan could of qSaillos
designs without making a personal inter-
(,(,t(,d lit memory of their inutnal affed-
IiOn, `17110v Were both condortined to die
,�rlp. ,, - � .
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Aug, 28.
Ottawit, Ont. 40 -day thera Wert of -
view botiveon them necessary (vs. I 0-22).
by tile hAd,nuanIg axe fol, some politi-
HIS IOIST BIRTHDAY.
fdred 1,049 boxes of choese, 110 white,
aq it might bo hazardous to both of
them to Attempt to meet Again, David
eAl offense, but Ao greatly Wert thdy,eg,
_
tPonlea that no Inall could be found who
Phillip WastmOrd, of RAleigh Town.
I tile remAinder colored. All but 100 boxes
I gold on the board at 121/ge,per pound.
waot, to )lid($ by tile Atone Vgel N. 10), a
w oillil Act -as titeir heaAgmail A
ship, It Still in Good Health.
ItealptA110, Ofit.-To-day twelve Mo.
place ovidelitli Wall known to Jollath,,ln
f
strange proposition Was made that one
Chatham, Aug. 14. -Philip Westniore,
torles, registered 610 colored oheese, all
)
,gold tit le_%e.
And David but unknown to us. A little
]ad with him-Tonatban proceeds to car-
4bould have his life by becoming the
.
executioner of tI12 Other, The father
born in Xent, HIngland, on Aug. 10, 1801,
tO'daY ceIVbrfttQd Ills 101st birthday,
-
Vietoriaville.-To-day toile ears cliodAe
rY out the Plan Wbiell bad been preAr-
Angod, Whoreby DAvid Was warnell to
,
'Irged tile son to neetilt the terms, Aft
hi -A life 1111-ist (,lid on(l tho had
when 'it reunion Of )'is fAmilY WAS held
tit the home of big daughter, .Mrs, Orci,
gold here ai 12%0.
Ont.-To-d&y 1,400 box�g, of
flop. 40. Artillery -That Is, hil's bow And
,Npon, .son
-v long wo of ligptubless before him. Tito
gory, Gravol-roadi 11ttleigh TmvaAfilp,
'health,
c1lPerth,
eeso boarded, 1,200 white, 200 oolored,
till sold at from 12% to Ift.
Arrows. Go -to the ofty-The lad was
sent back- to Gib�ah. 41. David arose -
- slay vaine. calmly tile fatho r knelt,
DIftced I'll' ni%ek on the wood and waited
Tvfr, We8tmoro is enjoying fine
And since lie pass,,d tho century I
"""'
Iroq colored
, 130i.4, Ont.-To-dity 720
I Pecing iio one liedt David oftme from IIN
for the fatal gtroke. The sort, with pnie
lie has only been Ill for one, weeL. Him
0 eeso
h Off&ed; fill gold (Lt 121AC,
Pietoni 011t. -To -day 17 Motorles -
11111big plaeo fo Illept 'TollAthan. Doweil
hillitolfLAVIlon all Oriental meotA A, sup.
face and tremblilig hand, raised the -tie
In the air. r1l1pn he flurt$ the dege,ly
Pontinued good health Is remarkable for
�% man of imph a matured age. Ile,, i4t
1hOftrdPd 1,531 b"eA, 01 eolorod; higheA
Crior down and torielleg ItIA torebmil to
weapon from his hand Ana fell upon
rtb1c. to take Ili,; regillar morning walk,
D101 I%%0,* all sold,
.
#i,ovincial MArkats.
the gtound. Thi,,i Ai,t on the part of Tliv-
,
(lin linrod neek of Ills fathor And burst
n,,ml took much Intermit in w4folling the
L,ae
I , I
VIL XWginea-vi, ,
Ill wsvq a token Of rovor4moo and, lovalty.
into tents, oxelainvilig. 1114o, no, -my fit-
work of the iwent harvest.
� (011,baj .
David evepo,lml �11'Alis separation of tl�o
tiler. We the togp.thor.11 ",e, orow(l itayo
Mr. NV(-stm6r# 41#8 lAnjoked it pipe
Owen Sound.-011tter, 2301 qg.q, 200"
stith tAlthfill frtondA Was equallr gtkV,.
vent, to their admirAtIon in tho Wildest
,lirlep quite young.
11098, live, $6.20t do., drwed� light,
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11 �1,!. !""" � .11, I.- ".., �*"'!�Wp 0*4 ",
11,11 I I , ! . I -
440; Ito 4imy. lip it offoredi 447)
wV40, $1, do,, IlMod, 1,10 tQ, $10,50; wool .
14 to 1,134c, 41dja4i powbides, $a; do"o
s t o'k, r 0, S I/$ U.
Ilaialltoll.-J43lero was practically Ito
elifilige ill nwatti Q11 ventral Market to-
day tile PrIC08 being AbOUt, tho Banks AS
during, tile early p4rt; of the week. liogs
Hold tit $0.7�,._and beef, first (JU41ity, at !
716c. Orralu, price were Also unchanged
lIlly field tit $11 slid $13 for ]law, all(i
new o4ts at 45c.
Poterburol.-7Ua the iaarl�,et dresged
hogs $8, live $azo to $0.00., hay, billed,
$14; loose $1.1 to $12; straw, load, .10. to
$(); farmers' hides, iteeni aud cows, 70;
butter 27.c, eggs 10c.
Chathani.--lfogg, $0.40, ]lay, $8; but-
ter, 25c; eggs, 17 to I$a; chickens, .30 to
00e, htail�s, live, 5% to Oc; droBsei) Ua,
veal, ($a; beef, dressed, 5% to Oc, oil
lloof'. 3 to 3.140; export, $4.25 tQ $5,
wheat, SO, oats, now, 35c; old, 38c,.
barley, cwt,, $1,10; corn, shelled,, 78oj
llealls, $1,�5 to $1,50; wool, washed, i4c
to 15c, unwashed, 7 to So. I
Londou.-Large market, Hay sold at
$10 to $10,00; straw, $0,50; butter, large
s;ipply, prices angler tit 22 and 23c fox,
cracks and 5%c for pound rolls lit Nihole-
1'Ili' I ts, 2�1, and, 20o tot- rolls retail,
3r,ss,dohogs, prices firm a� $9.25; do.,
,
live, prices for Monday's shipment, 40c
lower than last.weelcls, $0.35 being the
fi.gure- Small pigs sold tit $4.50 and 40
pnir. I
Bolleville.-Live hog market was, quite
brisk the past week, but prices dropped
to $6,50, dressed )togs remaining firm at
$8.50. Now ]lay very plentiful, prices
railging.from $11 to $13 Pei- ton, No
old hit) or straw is being offered. Pota-
toes down to 80c Pei, bushel. Butter, WS
to 30c. Eggs steady at 18c. Best hand.
picked Apples, 50 to 00c bushel. huottle- I
berries in leads to -day, 10c quart.
Stratford. Hogs, $0,25 to $0.35; do.,,
dressed, 9 to 9%o; cows 3c to 3%e; do.,
dressed, 7 to 71fo; steers and liedifers, �
31/g to 41,66; dressed 7114 to 7y4c; lairbs,
$5 to N%5.,�)O each; dreosed, 12 to 140; -
calves 43k to 5c; dressed 71%, to 8e;
wheat, old 82a standard; new, Soo
,4 ta it (1,
- ird; onts, 35-5a to 40c; peas, 70c;
barley, 45c; bran, $22; shorts, $2,55; but-
tot- ' 263 to 25c; eggs, 19 to 20c; hay, $U
to $7; no qtra,w.
St. Thonuts.-The market quotations
tp-day were as follows: Live hogs, $0,23;
0
drm%ed. hogs, $7.25 to $S; loose hay $7
to .$S; baled ]lay, 1$9; straw $0; butter,
27 to 28c; eggs, 18 to 20c.
Produce in London, Eng.
A Canadian Associated 'Press despatell
quotes prices of Canadian produce in
London as follows; Canadian bacon, 30s,
58s to 02s. Hours ruled very dull at 52s
to 54s; exceptionally fine, 68s to 724i.
Cheese was in good douland at hardening
-prices; finest white and colored, 60s to
01s, fine, Is less. Butter, 114s to 11.8i.
Bradstreet's on Trade.
Toronto: Although there Is not much
doing ill wholesale Iluas the trade has
Zhown cont4ilied steadiness. The market
-Allows no new features of iniportaneLl.
Produce has been I ' irm, with a IRtle 'less
active export demand. Ontario wheat
.
showed streing,th. Scarcity of corn way
send prices higher befoi!e the new crop is
. n. A picking up in leather indiedtos
I
higher prices shortly.
Al-ontreal: Trade showed a fair demand
in nearly all lines,'with collections falfly
good. Grain and breidatuffs continuiad
firm, With a good dentand for snial lots
of flour. Shipping showed glig�lb activity
,
Over last week, delivery oYf�ll orders
having commenced. .
Winnipeg. Desiro' of the easteri4 11141111-
facturers to get after tile #aile early It,%%
brightened ill) the situation. There is uo
doubt now that the crop will be the
large0t, ever, find fariners will require till
enormous quantity of supplies tilis fail.
With Plenty Of iticilley iu SIAM, they N,yjll
; ' . .
provide tli�angol ' `%y1tI1 * merellandise
otl er th4T . yes -
11 I tllqt yeillpired to ili�rel . - I ist
T lie week has beeli - - - -y QN. . -
I 411 [Letive qiI4 and a
substantial improv,pluellip
� W.Is noto. -
�
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I Vancouver: 'A fairly ,,tctive tleni-.ind
kept prices firm, and '�cry little ollaawe
ad. Procitipe � P
wits not - NY48 brisk'011-d polli-
try was scarce and higher. Cantidiau
ll.a�mr
, wero also reported higher. Some
varieties of fruit are reported scarca And
fall f-rit is plentiful. �
Qncbec: Wholesale business �ontiilues
quiet and 0311co'dons -slioiv no improve-
ineiec over previous week, -
Hamilton: Prices continue practleally
unchanged. Produce and fruit were a llt�
Lie dill], both supply and demand being,
-small. A general improvement is loaked
'for next week. I
London, There were no change.;; in
prices and all fines continued firm. The
demand was steady, though featureless,
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LOSTHIS HAT.
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I
Chicago Youth Thrown Out of
Windw arild Killed.
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6hicago, Aug. 17.-Orlav Sleava-, 23
' *
yoars, old, was killed last night by being
b(aten and thrown out of- a third -storey
window. John Garwjanesvewiez, 32
years, old, and Stepline Xivlautkiewt=
36 years old, are Sleava's aneged Assail -
Ants. 8101tva was sitting on a, window
opening into ail alley, enjoying the breeze
that; blew into tile flat Ili which lie lived
,
and dropped his hat to tile ground below.
Ile went down to- get it, and as lid was
picking it tip, it is alleged, the men Ili
the third storey threw a bucket of water
upon him. Sleava, enraged tit this, ran
tip the stairs to the third floor, and it
fight followed, during ,which be was
thrown out of A window. His deatik foi-
]owed soon afterward. l
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THE NEW RULE.
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I
Turkey's Governmental Programme
Occupies Two Uunkiks. ,,
Collqtall .
no
C-abine a great loss by the
sudden death of War .Minister Rodleb
Vlashaj said to have been from apoplexy,
8averal officials ralsed suspicious as to
the Manner of his death, and it post -mor.
tem examinatioti will be beltI,
The UoVorrmnlitAl programme, which
;
Occupies more than two colulilliq of the
I newspapers, .has been Published. its
s0lefit foatures incluile a declaration
that fill IaWs and regulations not com.
patiblo with tile llt�w regime will be
,
altiolided., that the Army, the navy and
All Government deparju�erlts Will be re,_
organized and that non-MuRsulinans will
Ile eligible for military service. The ,
Prograftiniq promises that commercial
treaties will Ile renowtd, and the best
relation'k Cultivated with all the Powers,
T�e situation on the Turko-Plerslan '
frontier Again is alarming, Owing to the
forivard Ifilivemolit of tho itul)orial ,
troops, provoked by chaotic eonditimiq
prPvAlling lit the Perxiall dilatritts.
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R XN%% A S H 0 RE,
,Rydno.y, X 1,� Aug. 1?.-T`h� xtoaliller
BAIM of' tlle'R�I(I-Rowfovuldlttwl service,
rita Acilioro, (it 11alilwin's r"f ortrly yt%,%-
i,ti'd4V in lt 1161l'it' fog. ThO PAJAS;fir�tfl
v4re'ttiken, AH si&ly Ill litoboota-,
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0 I 0 i �
1011 � 40000W ;'' ., , ,, I I ."I mo"Wwow"
I 11 I -1 11, I -11 I I .1 - � I 1. � 11 I
HANGED HIMSELF,
But Ho First Wreckod House ,;xu4
� .
pinneii Up Notic0l
Iluffalo, Aug'. 16. --After wreeldo ,
. furn,
la Lure Ili Ills house, aill
every 4184 that lie and his wife poss.oss-
ed (Jeorge Rainey, 1P switchman for tile
1,01kigh, Valley Railroad, drove his wife -
out, of 111a house in William street,
Cheektowaga, at 0 o'elock yesterday -
morning, and then c9mli.i1tted suicide by
)imaging, blinkelf lit tile barn adjoining
the house.
.
. Tito woman ran hysterically from the
house and fell In tile yard outside. Aliss
Clara, .Ricliter, who lives across the
street, heard the exeltellient and ran to
the aid of the woman. ..
flUy God, it's "ful"' exclaimea thP
wclman. "I am afraid lie is going to kill
himself.,,
'
miss Richter, After ii, search, of the
house, entered the barn. Before her
bung the form of Rainey. She knew
there still was life in his body, as lie Wits
�
monnIng '
,
.rb, yLong woman ran excitedly from
the barn end Across tile fitreet to her
house . and notified ]ter brothers, John
and Frank, of what she had scon.
.Tile young men rushed to tile barn,
.
but When they cut the rape and .low -
Piled the body to. the floor the man *was
,dead,
Iledical Examiner Dr. Earl G, Danger
1j,46 notified of the ,tragedy. Ile hurried
to tile scene and found tb� bongo wrecIc-
oil as if a cyclone bad struck the place.
There was not a whole piece of furniture
Ili the liouse. Everything lay about the
floor in broken bits. On the kitchen
floor Was an axe ,which. had been used
to break up the kitchen range.
in .a �frortt room the following note
was found pinned to it wall'
"Doyle, August 16 1008,
"This is to COrtifY that 1: (33eorge
Rainey, 'do this act of self-dog�ructioll
with fo3,etli6u&lit and intention Mid due
delillwation, and do not want an�,'blaine
Attached to any cause -whatsoever. I de-
liberately do this its there is no need of
any furilier evidence to contract with
W(iy mystery or cause. .
" (Signed) George Rainey," "
Rainey had climbed oil to�' of a sleig;�_
fastened a piece of clothes line around
the rafter and then had formed a SliP-
noose on the other end ,and placed this
about his neck. Then lie had dropped
and stranglaq to death.
,
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ABDUUffifflu r GO.
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TURKISH SULTAN A DANGER TO
CONSTITUTIONAL PARTY.
.
I
proposal to Place Mehimmod Res-
ch.d, His Younger arcitilpr, an the
Throne -ti -tis Man . in 4yr
.. .npathy
..
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With Ideals of Young Turks.
.
London, Aug. 16�-While hopeful views
I
still pr0VRiL regarding the new reollne
.
.
in Turkey, there is a growing disocial-
tion to believe that futliyo developuloUts
will not be in the s . %me liapll� strain
as that Which halt marked tile early
histpry Of flie reVpIlitiolo. �.
This' may be only a reaction from the
Optimism witil whicit. .P�lrrcipo generally
. .
has �Vqtcbod the progregs of eventli ,go
fart, but atorlv5i of the conclition of at -
fairs iii 'Constantinople are gaining
currency which suggests that Turkey's
salvation will be worked out without
serious trpuble in a city Where Much
of tile r1ifflailNia, of the ilepr east le
coliceptTateil,
A Turk. who,while fully ill A-yinpatby
-with. tho YPTIPg 1.711r]; l(leala, bps 1pllo
]laid find still bpl4g ail important ( I O.
I
matic post' undor Abaiii. I :11aurlit, state
that, in his olliffilon, tile constitutional
.
nipvempnt, Will not have attained emn-
plete sucengs until the present Sultan is
succeedecr on the throne by his younger
brother. .
"Long before the revolution was no-
complished," said lie, "the mccesiian of
'Afelihnnied-Reschad, who would undoubt-
villy succeed Abdul Harald, although lie
. has been a close prisoner in - the palace
for thirty years, has been looked forward
to as the day of liberation for Turkey.
It was quite well known that *Resobad
Nvould grant it constitution, He is, in
fact, in syriipathy with the ideals of the
Young Turks. The Turkish people are
quite capable of playing a part in the
ecinsitutional governiWent. The danger
lies Ili Abdul Hamid. He seemis to h4ye
�
- Ituation. gi�lioipusly, blit
accepted the sl
, as lie occupies the tb no, so
so long ILO
long, Will 'the cause of eqnstitiltioUill
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Us Winthim AMOCO
DIVIDENDS.
for tlie aptual aniouxit. of power and Ili-
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THIKO. "ALL, Fropirlotor
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Q.T.R. W14L PAY ONLY ON QUAR. '�6
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ANTEED STOCK. 6
Dr. Agnew
RAllwAY Commission Blamed -Freight �
Pill 0 , 4~
w0elano Ourg omp A*"
. .
-Rates Must be Incroasoci. or Wages
I
ow ow Xask-am XW^
Reduced-SLatement by Obarl 0s
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M. Hilys-Duo to Feill in ear n,
Ws" ,"db OWN"" " 09"
ings,
. � � .1 I 6 . . - I
b,,,,11,,e ban4ling of tile crops for nearly a
. . ... .
lit i - are
n yet, 117ith the, Lig crops that ,
J, III KENNEDY, MA'. UAL%
Atoutroal, .Aug, 17,Something of a
promi,e0, Alto, tile PrOslitcts Of till In*
"
shock was caused 114 city financial itua
ou"Off 04 tm arRuh 11104", Am"OSU094
raitway circles thii afternoon when a
emb ��,, � Z.R �Wxollim
cable wits moolveil froin, 14luland an-
0
*saw aftew" Pidd to Dbeas" ot VFW
trouncing that tile Grand Trunk "Rail-
.
ON* 0" =&M&
way Company had been unable to Pay
,
cows IliquW4 to 4 W NLJ T to 0 114 W
dividends on anything but
, , giuvanteeil
. . I
,.. 6 ..1. I _. .. � I I ,-
stock for tile fir- balf of its financial
IN.R. ROBT. C. REDMOND
year ending June 30w, I
This report. was decidedly aI$apPorl1lt-
41L It. * IL (a*&)
ing coming oil top of a gradual illOrCASO
46 3L (L F. 0 -ILA.) F
bilthe dividend -paying capacities of tile
PUT6.11011AN AND SURGEON 1
road daring tho past few years, willoil
ly twice is great a fund Available for
had eaabl��d it to pay dividends upon its
own" With 11r, ChwhohL)
third pi:cfeTonee,stoelc last year.
L . . . I I . 4
Tito financial Po4itioll of the Qraild
R. VANSIONE
Trunk to -day has ))Pen caused by tirree
i
things: a general .droppina off in trade,
I
inability to reduen exilionZes to lueet.
mumnimlox %M SoLlemin
this reduction, and tile interference 01
@mow 60 US& at JOWWA ratas. offic"
tile Railway Collurtission, Which has
, I
compelled. reductions lit various lines of
,
4"1= BLOM
-
freight at it thile when the railways
WINGiLWA.
wel; particularly Ill able to reduce rates
- _ _ � . - I
i
ill tiny line.
DICKINSON & UOLNES
Grand Trunk's Surplus.
vision, oat! set, fire to the woodwork,
The cable reports from London state.
BARRISTERS, SOUC11TORS. 0 1,Q
"The actolints e Grand Truroc
sident party, and energetic protestg
Railway tot, tile half yeah- ending June
4111111110-m",er Block Vuwh-.
30th show a surplus of Parningi over
,IL 16 Dbadilem Dudlsy llobn"
working expenses of zCIS0,510, whicti,
The course of Vice-11resident Ilays,
added to it balanw of ze7,700 from Do-
ceinbir, lqO7, makes a total amount
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of 4187,200 available for dividends,
viction b;id ly-;ted bi., IWIlt(11100 WAA coal.
which will adnilt of the payment of the
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
fill] dividena'for the balf year on the
tron8forine1% and other equipattilt. f*or
4 per cent, critaranteed stock, leaving a
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MONZY TO LOALK i
balance of about zel,000 to be carried
citto.s 64 lie is confident )its Judgment
forward,
".hWcouiits of the Grand Trilak West-
ON%* -Morton Block. WLasham.
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Prn Company for the year ending June
300i, 1908, surplus to
Welfindion Multual
show a sufficient
provid� interest on first mortgaaa bonds
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and leave a balance bf about zZ13,000.-
Fr6n) this it is that
Fire Ins. Co. 1
evident lie clivi-
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dellils will be paid upon atlyclillig, ex-
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eept the guaranteed stook of the coal-
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(1Wtablkhed 1M.) I- i
pany, 4-aving the. first, Bevond and'
lb'd omco--Gum"Pil, 'rJNT.
third dividend;; last year, without any.
xbko tahm ort " claesca of lamirablo pr6-
tiling, and this statement -%v.,Vs confiral-
pwv on t1w caell or priemium noto. syet'Do
ed Iasi; night �y Mr. Charles M, Trays.
LUM QMD1A OHMI DAXLDSON,
h1l,, Hay's Statement,
1"SidouL secrotam
Discussilig, the sitaiiatioll of the Urand
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Trani; tlljl� etvealug, Mr, Ilays made
4111II& Witiabli.m. 01bo- .
the following staternoutt
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'-Tile 4ivlqcnii3 of tho. Grand Trunit
are, of course, paid out of the balance
of the surplus earnings available for
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that Purpose, and tit the end of June
ever .-,Pell here tit a launching, poople
there was not sufficient balance to de-
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blare a dividend upon anything but
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guaranteed ftoek. It is, howeyer, ex-
pected that the earnings of tile sec-
_ TLY SECURED
ond six months, which is the heavy
, .
.. tit* for our . in . tereatiiig books" Inven
portion -of the year, Will be at lea st
,
to
lJolp" and 11 How you are owindir . 'i
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U h I kthotmoilelofyo iu-
X2 t-CM91"".1"eicnecrit ill
sufficient perluit of a resumption oi
and wev tell you
ton as to whettler it is;
dividends ail the first and second pre-
probably
Rojectcd applIcatlansliov-!- often
ference stooks. I
a efully prosecuted by us. We.
"And to what do you attribute the
it4t U17 equiged offices in bloutreal
' a gsY" lie wits asked.
"To ',,lie
- "b gton; t squallAesttstoprotupt-�.
spatbipwork and quicki secure Pliteubq:
2ghlest
same eauses which have led
so many American railways to eitlier
pass or roducer their dividends- that
- broad sit the lnventlon�. refereaces
- waished.
Patent* procured through Marlon &'bla,
.
111k. -s- ""Iyo opeciiii notlwe witlidut chargo in.
is, a beavy depression Ili business and
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I" W s apers W%tributed throughout
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to."
, ,o
the inability of tile railways to reduce
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g -patent busluens of Manufac-
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theiralexgnses cororapoudingly. Nve
L,ae
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VIL XWginea-vi, ,
are I oing less buslit-ma than last
ON & MARION
year, but the rates of pay to our am-
ployees are higher than last year, w4ile
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fttent Exports and Solicitors.
. Now York Life 1:11 ld'm. hontr"ll -
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the cost of fuel and suplilics of all
laws Ation0c Bldg,W&x�_NMI�D&
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sorts has not gone down with our earn-
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ings. All through. the United States
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&Z Canada the earnings of the rail-
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REPLY TO JUDGE LONGLEY.
roads for the year so i�r have fallen
from 10 to 18 per cent. in gross, and
Lord Milner Writes on Imperial
very few, if tiny, have been ,able to
Questions.
make corresponding reductions Ili their
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London, Aug. 17 -Lord Milner, in the
expenses." -
Asked as to how, the position was
StAlXdard. of Empire, replying to Judge
to be met, -.Mr. Rays said; " All tile
Longley, says that all his question:,, may
.
railways hesitate to make any attempt
be consolidated into one. Whether,
to reduce the pity of their employees,
when Canada's popula,tiiri and Tesourees,
because it is a question whether they
already great, became greater, the eol-
are not entitled to all they are get-
onial relation. between Canada and Great
ting. Neither the Grand Trunk nor
Britain can or ought to contlnue� "I
anyone else wants to -reduce their pay
neither anticipate nor desire that.Can-
But the railways must either dQ th4
ada should remain," says Lord Alilner,
- or increase their rates, ,and �qn know
"Ili any way whatever subordinate to
how pdpular th4t would lie by the
the Uillted Kingdom." Lord Milner's
recent agitakil ilft the Vnited States,
idea of the future union of the United
But thPT4, is 114"Othor solution. When
T.-, ,I. � ,I 4�1� IF . I . I .
liberty remain in poril.11 . .
.
recii,lits fall off you can on�y acaur,
'16 . — . — -8.T-.. ,.ks � — —
is a union of equals; equals in status,
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th riet profits by reducing ex-
for tlie aptual aniouxit. of power and Ili-
FIRE AT GORE BAY.'
penses or increasing receilit.4, aAA4 to. (10
fluellea whi0k ally I'artivular State illay
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that yOil lyrust lutve Iligber tatas-"
NNIltil ro.ard to tile general situation
.
exercise in tile voininua couneils inust
, it to vary from -Litne to
O'.,Ig'
Fifteen Business Places and Eight
Airt 11 Ayvs'ggi(1. "I do not regard tile
. -year ending . this June its I die"itive
half a
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1� , .0p
,�'tioa to its relative great -
Iles". isting (-onstitutional links,
Residences Burned.
f tile fill]. yearos e 11 44 it is Oil-
,,,,, 'Lortn't,1111"9
with one excepLion, Lord Milnei, regards
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�(`v�tys the light �.,oar, and we
41411 Alot get ilito VIP business caused
as transietiL, and one values them, slen-
der and fragile a% they tire, �:o far tit)
(lore Day, Aug. 10. -At 1 o'clook this
morning fire broke out In the rear of
b,,,,11,,e ban4ling of tile crops for nearly a
. . ... .
lit i - are
n yet, 117ith the, Lig crops that ,
tll(..v 11,,,111 to brldg Ov r the illtel,v I it%
; C. Q a
wlii�& now bonds, inore appropriate and
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Alutchmore's general store, dnd, with the
promi,e0, Alto, tile PrOslitcts Of till In*
"
as -
lit the altered eircuanstalices more I t
high east wind, soon spread, and, cross-
ing the streetp cleared a strip on both
crease lit gepel-41 business consequent
thereon. I'look for it nilloli better six
hig Ili their character, may coine into ox-
istmice. The one exception which )to re-
sides of the main street to Bickle's store
oil one side and Dr. Johnston's on the
1110110114 trOlAl All P�Rlat'g Of view than
that 011019 AMP 3001, W111011 1149 cOm'
gards as essential and hopes to see per -
manont is the link of the Grown.
other. Both of these stores were dam.
priled tile Grand Trunk til deal) its divi-
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aged considerably. In all fifteen phloes
donda oil all exvtlp,� itii gnarallteed
ROOMETTE NOW IN PRISON. -
of business and eight residences WeTe
stock,"
burned. Gameyls how block and the
gost of Pensions,
Wife Murderer Whose Sentence Was
cement block had glass of the windoiw's
broken only. Both printing offices were
At this t1luo last year there was near -
Commuted Begun His Term,
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burned.
ly twice is great a fund Available for
Xontreal, Aug. 17.-Oinar Rocliette,
I $7,000 Damage.
diviaerids, 068,500, and dividends were
paid upon the first, second and third
tile convicted nuirderer, who had been
selilwncod. to bi hangpd till.-% morning, but
-St. Catharines, Ail.-. 17. -The severe
preference ,stocks, 'While ProviSi011 IV49
whose sentence wa,i villuaruted to itupri-
electrical storm Which passed over this
wade for the est6blishliwat, of it Pon-
soninent for life, is now lit tile peniton-
district last nighb and cor)tinued until
sion fund for the employees. This lat-
-dary at, St. N111cent d.,� 1111111, Ite wa-4
&boat daybreak this morning, did con.
ter lins cost tile collIPAly alreaily A01110-
accompanied by two guards and haa
sidetable damage. Lightning struck Uie
thing I lict X15,000, 4114 its establishment
irolis (it) wrists and anicle.i. lil-i!,11cill.,
11
X., S. & T. R. e4ilway bridge over the
caused it great 4eal of dissatisfaction
stonos, will he Ills lot for the lirst ypitr
old canal at Thorold, oil the NVolland (Ii.
alaoligst a portion of the shareholders,
of his confillellient.
vision, oat! set, fire to the woodwork,
50VOrAl lue0tings-hoing held by the dIR-
ItochOtt- Was eollviAvil of murder Ili
doing about $100: damage before tli�j
sident party, and energetic protestg
tile first degiev, and was lientell,ecd to be
flames could - bo extinguished. In till,
s
linado Against such a Move,
banged oil Aug. 14, but ill Vio,v of tile
all,,
, tile transformer station of the leallg
The course of Vice-11resident Ilays,
eircunwailtial evidenet, on which his eoll�
Power Company was Arlick about 4
however, wag uphold by the majority
viction b;id ly-;ted bi., IWIlt(11100 WAA coal.
O'clock, this morning, and five la"elve
of the, stookbolders, and the statement
'Mallager
tunted to itapristrItillolit for life, Ito I)OI.
tron8forine1% and other equipattilt. f*or
issne'd by tile General illili-
sonpil, Ills wi(P limi, 1 -an. itwity to (,Ilicatp
P
lighting the streets under their contract
citto.s 64 lie is confident )its Judgment
with 11 $jlllug gill,
were rodueed to scrap. An illeeti-leal vx-
will be proven correct -when the trade
— a � 0 __ `1
�rA now Ili the city places tile doluage
ot the Doirthiloit gets back to, its norinal
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OANADIAN-YBUILT VESSEL. 1�1
it About% $1,000. Insurance partly eovei-A
0OAdItiOA-
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the Id's.4.
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Large Three -Masted 11khoonot, is
,Struck Waterworks gtatloov
HRAP ORRO .
,
I Launched at Parrsbopal.
-� Brantford, Aug� II.-TAghtning Atritek
the elihimpy at1the Brantford Water-
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A Montreal StrbOt AA11WAy EMp10y6Q
A Halifax dpspateh� Thouiak ,rrahe y
& Soxt, of Parrsboro, Iftlinelied from
worki Station during aweleettleal ntorm
.
Killed,
their allitlyard yoRterjIly tile selloonOr
here this morning And practically d emol.
Montreal. Aria. Id.--4osoph Tremblay
Willerta. Ulprtrud(". The vessel left tlit.
is6od it. A pleee� About three feet
wits Instantly killed on Ontario street
Wil.-VtJ at 12.:30, and tile, Iallneli Was wil.
square wits taken out from the side of
oil satilrday ftftertiloor. by having 1114 ,
11PS"Wit by one. of the largest erowd i
-tit(,. chimney from tile top down, A
boad crughp(l. under the rear truck of
ever .-,Pell here tit a launching, poople
coaplo of employees Were Roveroly stuni
a, atrtet rallwAY 4urnp Par. Tremblay
Conving front wiles arounil to wItrt0,,qq
nod'by the b4t. Tito damage Wii
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� tic) working oil tile track And prepar-
w
the event, Tho upw eraft is o, ber
qati.
IX.11101111t, to $1,500. The storm al.X)ea"d
!qj, to 11filoall, tille ear, wIlldl was fullof
fill model. She regiqtPrA 271 tolls, and
to bo vvry light Ill tile city.
oArtb. r1cfe was stooping forwar(l ,wlwn
will be A larg,l carrier, and, a, fast
80h turned.
the oat, wAg damped, erimbing his head
sailer, She waq built for tb�.' coasting
Perlin, Ont., Aug. II.-Doring a bea-vy
flat oil the track. n
and West ludlat trailil, Anil Will ` likpl_�,'
load for the Vnitod States, btlt� it is Ild,
rAhi 'Atorfil early this Morning, a barn
boongin to George IlowalAn, lit Upr-
Nlifis,
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Major-Oorioral Badon-Vowell will
bably be At the formal opening
as vot. ellartvred. 'I'lliq Inakea tllr(,o
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laqf(Al w4looners, one two.
ivista was burnod to the Pound-
TinAi $9,0W. Insuivd, Tit(, scitAoli'm erol)
of"t'b"o
Toronto RNhibitiou. I
l�ifitio,gq,t",P,r,�,flxrlle,le-,ItI till-e-loat laniti'lled froln tit(%
Ilarrsboro ili,itrh't this yvar, Teaving ota
was 110111411111NI, but the,, tottlo, and hories
Kole Itardio, thet Britilli '90011di'st 111111,
(1) epp. In agtpr Still 4)11 flip 8to(,I,.F.4 to lie
wot6 wred.
ler, liAA naile.4 for CAload&
laullelled thiR alltullill or lloxt spring,
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