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aQUY Up, I"i 11sual at tbla t � Itev. Cation Dan'), Of St. P4111's Cattle. I T"190- NALLs PfrOPOOtOr
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I . .� S Wheat About. There Affected.. dral, aUsiated by Iley. (1. N. 41azeil, of .
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Tgronto: General busluNs has it ducted thc� services -it Sergeant CQck-
LIESSON TORONTO MARKETS, steady tono here. Thert' hft$ 11111111Y been Whinipeg, Aug. 24.-Throughoult the burn's hoine, after which tile two Or- Ottawa, Out., Aug. 24. -Th ale Is eon.
, I entire NN`Q�t Anxious eyes are on thia teges met And prOoecdcd dOWn Dundas Dr, Agnew
Farmers' Market, the expansion that waft expected, but Arvot to Mount I'leasaut Cemetery sideruble coinment on regulations which �
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I No grivin, itild only a halt dozen, loads expedwtiOUS WIeTO too OPtintiritle- w 1�ho 7flt itegiment Bands, with whi0i although aniolto ,was scen Issuing front 0%*191*00, 8ijrjp*cm, A * -
. tilat there would be followill- excewsive lleat In the day tire , .
of hay vaille lit to -day, Potatoes are Ilardly to be hoped 0 Drum-�)14jor Cockburn. had beeneo 10119 the royal mint, prevented the firemon
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. conl4ig Ili Ili good quantities, and ally real expansion in, general buslue$14 . to . -ttin _4AX0101",* . 0 xawwaaw SMOL
I are . 0A.11811110 grove fears that a touch of ti coxille-�ted, pInyi.,d the "Dead March go . g Ili there for home time on 0
illost holhug at from 00 to 7k, off farmers' until after tile crop had betm harveitell. 0 , - fkkt. 09040
- DnVid, but Way saw that Ito 'wAs veluent I$ already un -day cr.whilled dow way eause hervvy loss From. Siluill Impressively. urday night, The Dominion constables oii W,kplsi go* apprend 04, ettiss,
Lg$SOII IX-AUQ� 30, 1908, evidently under tlw guardian care of = and in car lots. The gro.411 me Chiet Clark's cortege was headed by guard. w6uld 11ot let tliem lit, and itlitil I . . . . . � . I . . I . I . 11 �
- Old, bushel ..,..$ 0 80 * 0 00 way, and mowey Should begin to, niove and put a at,rious orluip lit the buniper a hqlutil of police under Chief WRI141114) Chief of the Firc, Ve artniont Prevost . � ..... . I I . .. . I
PA 11ife'-Z Sam. ,so; God,, and thAit their maet-or was 4pper 0 60, I more rapidly lit alldirectionis. Unl".s a -up w I and included Alasous of Tuscan Lodge, grrived the 7non bud o run their hose : JI
viii SpAres Savl's � ontly auxudolledby Him." Do,, siew, bushel ..... 0 W wheat ci bich is looked to to remedy , �
X-25. ninuel () 0 M.4 &Qt enient, is effected the Q. P. It. Istriks Pi UNNEDY, MA, MICOP13.04
questions-lyhon did St die I ats, old, bushel .... .. 0 51 tI , - . sloncil by tile fleeing fluan- veteran firemen, Assist -ant Chief Alt- over the big Iron felioe. There was delay
4) 47 ulay 4ffert 'dils I'lovoulcut And that of. till 111.3 ocen. , the Weat is kens And. Firerneu Davisi Sheffield, I
Oommeutaq,-I. Saul's life in David's Where was lie buried? Who mourned Da,, itow, bushel ... .. 045 )l1tintle, good, chit depression. Althougit and tbe,y worked at a idisadvantage. The , ,
for him? Why was . rellandi", Crop reports c( , '090111w,ail I" WaJ4 Vaasa As"*'sml
David obliged to go ILIrley, noNy, bushol .. .. 0 02 () 00 iue Scott, Sortiby unili:Dryap, g . ,
power (vs. 5-12), D;lvld� with a!,*% lAllit- lie in exile? 0 75 0 00 although there is Some talk of frost lit udwil. for these sudden tra),usittous from Wray, 11=1 special constables Wero, of course, only
into (-.&Ilo? How long was Peas, bushel .. .... .. I arld- heat at noon to biting frost tit wid- Of bollor. . obeying orders, which apparent],), do not GCW v3PALW W_ WPXOOM
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dred moil, was secluded in thi) 1111T 01 Who joined themselves to David? Give Ifay, old, toll .. ... .... 15 GO 0 00 tile NVest- ' -der normal conditions, till$ The funoral was Attended bY'tllB MaY- even Anticipate fires and arcroto 0,1"t oposw . ammob" "" to pwo,w 91 wo
111101111ah. The Zipilites informed $%ill reasons WIlv David's life in . exile was a W., )law, toil .... .. 12 00 14 00 - Vancouver U44 Victoria, General 'light, And un be. Or and 0,1V Council And many public 40 one In?' It Is even an! . d that , if parties mum 004 C60APOIL
#4 to. ])Av!Wa whereabouts, Wherel'POII I , 12 0 trado, luoyo well here. The 4entand Joe hat) never a(fected the Iftrin produce
Saul took three thousand of ilia oho-aeu bonefit to him. Where was David tit Straw, r,er ton .. .. ., 11 00 9 75 whole,40,10 lilies is brisk gad values ar., yond assailing Iche iuore tep.der guilon men, persist the offiela.18 call in .certain cases to A 16 114 1 to 0 V� 8%
juell-his select standinj ariny-anit the tinie of our lesson 7 Who Was Saul's Dressed liog� . - � ... .... 0 25 products. Tlie 7th Regiment turned out In force use firearms. When .tile chief got Were I eon" 109*201" . - . .F.
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generall Who were AbishAi A44 JOAbl Dotter, dairr .. .. ..,. .020 0 114 dcca"7 to take part in Sergeant, Cockburn?s cor- matters were straightened out. To -day - ' ' I . _
went in search of David. When David nip? Q114&c- AN.1tile no improvement is no- However,, this year the frosts have
)V,ho went with David to Saul's oil Do., creamery 1, .... 0 25 0 27 a,ra, teg% Lleut.-Vol. Reid And most of the . tile 4hlef was to ha -*V;Lll i DR, ROT. C., R .
hear as the 1Vhy did David spare Saul's lifol when R.ggs, dozen .. ale c pre , sent. IRV
d of Saul's approach lie sent Out I . I .. .... 0 ?0 0 92 ticeable, In' wholes , ircles, collections been heavier titan were, before for yo officers being vs A, conference EDMOND
�, opie$ to make sure that such w )a,id, had lie spared Ilia life on a somewhat Chickens, spring, dressed, aro-saia to be easier. and sorne of the wheat has been touch- . . 1. �i -� ,T. Col. Sherwood, head of the Dominion po. I 40L IL 4& OL ~ .
case. "A most Nxily chleftaill,was I simil u i7 Hantilton, General business holds a ed slightly, although no material dainage Lra Ilea, with re6rence to this matter, and . 4t, I%. (L v. a-*) I !
and not to be taken unawares by Saul, ar occasion? Give the cO11veTsfttIO11 Pound .. - - " ... 0 13 there is a noticeable bas been reported officially no ydc, OURBANK130 I it is. likely -more reasonable regulations I �
or any other foe," After Saul and his that took place between Saul and David 1,,owl, p,r Ili . .. .... .... 0 10 0 m good toile here, And Ininiediatel.7 around B'doloultort tlic, I will lbe,fortheorning for the future. PUT4101AN AND SUPOIKON
the next morning, Ducks, spring, 111) . .. .... 0 12 0 14 luoreft$0 in tile volunio of -wholesale tra4a .
men were asleep, David too$c Alitshed, lit$ Thoughts-Dityi(I practiced the rule Vlabbage� pet- dozen .. - 0 40 0 5v Inovin Nrally damage is most severe, as r�polrts there � A � Z: � 031106110w) I
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nophAW, A44 WeAt down to SAid"S RAMP' housan4 0 71) good. . g, Pa W-testern orders Am gew ffect that A, recent heavy I
given by Christ and Faill one t potatoes, liely, bushol - 0 U0 ynients tire fair to good. C�ouft. are to tile c Yeetion Marked Increase In Deposits In NUN'S. JUBILEE. ' 1. . I 0"" vatb 3*'
'They entered the barricade and did not years later; ,,All things ,whatever ya Beef, hindquarters _. .. 9 54) 11 otj try trade is quiet. frost had burt; the wheat Ili that a . _
gtoji ulltil they stood by the,-sldO of would ill -it mon should do to you, do Da., furep.tiniter8 .... 5 00 (i .10 London-, . While the volurne of bliql1less to such art extedc that thirty pet- cant. of Cauadi Banks, I . Re VANSTONE
Said's conch. "They were practiced 7 - 12). "If Do., choice, carouse .. 8 00 9 W hore is satlsfaeoor. would be curtailed. This is All I
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scouts ,who. could do such -work noise-* ve even 80 to them,, (Matt. , , y, considerable oftutior tile Output Rev. Motheir Dorothy Kirby Honor- I umsuraw AM 40"CMA
y hunger, feed him .... for in Do., inedium, carease .. 5 150 7 &O is being Observed in the matter of Order- local Ili chAraoter, however.
. )essly, like early Arnerican Indiana." thln6 enein sbalL 110ap coals of lire oil 0 1 ulanufacturera Am farirly busy, - I I _��
so doing thou Mutton. per cwt. .. .... 7 00 1) ou Ing. Luca . - Ottawa, Ang. 24�The'fcaturo of tile ed at Ottavia. 6wor 40 %a* at bwest rates, om—
Saul's spear was sticking in the.ground Ilia head. 130 not o l but Veal, prime, per cwt. ., O 00 1� W ottftiva: IN'liolesale and retail trade fuly bank statement, Ithat reached the
near tile king's, bead, and AbIslifti RAP(! JkP SHIP "EIZED 'Dominion Government this morning, is
I Icing, 'Overcome evil with good" (Rom. 12:201 Spring lambs .. _'. .. 10 oo i2 w hefre Is About up to expectations. 115 0 � . umm" in 0
permission of David to amite the 21), 11NVronged men miry b . a sustained . . 1� - � I � Ottawa, not" Aug. 24. -T -ho order of WnMHAAL
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and promised that the execution would the marked increase in deposits In. Can- '
be'complete at the first stroke, that by the confidence that God will not fail , Live Stock. ' r- LAMP EXPLODED. Protest Against DeAth Sentence of adlan banks, over the ro,onth of Jun ,the Groy Nuns are to -day celebrating , � . . � . � -1
g him Receipts of Itva stock at the city ma a, the golden jubilee of Rev. Mother Der.
there would be no need of smitill I to raward righteous living." .1 . The deposits payable on deniand in Carl- DECIRKINSON & HOLMES -
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the second time. Bkxt David positively FRA(MIGAL APPLICATIONS. ket as reported by the rallways for Seal, 114101tfr& adil, far July were $104,791,398, an in, othy Kirby, widely known to brtknvlies
, Tile story of David sparing Saul $110"w's . � crease of $3,575,000 over June, In the . hout Canada, and
refused to "stretch, forth his hanil Wehilesday and Thursday were IGO car of the order tIvroug
loads, composed of 1,445. cattle, 1,764 Burning Child at' Halifax .Rushes BARRISTERS, SOUCITORS, JaW.
. net the I'mrs anointed." "The per. that tile young mail who. afterwards was I . wa of the 49posits payable under notice there was the States, Born at Fitnv;y Harbor, Ont., �
Agai at and hop, 2,053 sheep and lambs, 180 calves Victoria, B. C., Aug. 24, -We she 'became a nun exactly fifty y9ars ago oneop--arerw Woolt. Winabom
son of tile anointed king is i"Nilable; to be IsraePs psalmist, proph . Into the 'Street. anothe.r Japanese sonling 'also ail Increase of $3,573,00% The call
Ilia life is in jehovah!s hands (v. 10). prince had, . And 4 borses. seizure of o -day, and -has been located At Ottaiva, 3L %. Uddsom Dudlor U0114011.
it may be ended either by. a s 1, A clear understanding of providen- The general quality of tat cattle was crulser, the ]Ruku'Alaru, by Russians for loatis show A decrease of over a million t
. udden not good; in fact, all week it was the Hidifax, N, S., Aug, 23, -Little Annie alleged ridding at the Ck>pper Island seat and tile current ones a decrease of over Pernoroko, Buffalo, Ogdensburg And Lo. L
stroke, such as that 'Whiell Smote Nabal. tint purposes. "Their said Abiallai" (T. L . well, Mass, Archbishop Duliamel,presided,
L I , .KbIshal, same. One dealer stated that there -were Skerry, aged thirteen, Tat with a rookeirles in the Xommanderofski group, nine millions on the June figures. In at tile remarkable services held. to -day, .
(I Saxh, 25:28); or by a, natural deathl 8). 4cAna David said" (v. 9) motive, ar- not fifty well finished butchers' cattle was brought by the steamer Shinano nearly All other colliftries tile current J. A. MORTON
or by death in battle; but violent hands. moved by k. low and selfish I out of the 1,445 reported ononle. Say- severe aceldent about 10 o'clock last Marn. last night, The seized seliooiier loans increased during last month. delegates from all quarteri attending.
may not be laid upon him with 11111?1111i� gue, that the Lord had put Saul in eral of the ivholesale bratchers could not - ning. is visiting her uncle -1, - Z The Governor-General of the Grey Wuns,
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0� eve She was towed to Yladivogpock on Ali,,. 1. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
I ty,11-10rkp&trIok. Saul had been , power that lie might deliver him get enough good cattle all -week, and it ,Ind. At )its residence her clothing 'was Japanese uewspapers received by tile Sister Daliamel, -the Superior of libe
. David's power oil a previous occasion G into their hands to be imprisoned or the right set- oil fire by the Accidental elclosi011 Shinano Marit have bitter articles re- FRED KELLOND hoAise at Lowell, kass., and others, read MONEY TO LOAN
S . am. 24:1-7), and David -would 'not in- slain. He reasoned that this special looks like a good demand for ddresses ,and there -were many magnifi-
, Jura him. "There is A, tendency in good providence indicated that David might Mild at the beginning of the week. of a jainp. Afr. �Skerry immedia,telY garding the sentence to death of six a
to repeat itself in the soul of a good put Said out of the way and usurp the Exporters -A. few 1,200 . pound export. ran to ]ter assistance and endeavGved of tile arrested seal, hunters of the dent' gifts, including some exquisite 00000-wortou B100, Wlnzh-.
, statues. Miss Dorotb,y Kirby Chicago, _
MR, b"Pulso throne which had 'been ,; era sold at $4,75, and some Of the Illeav" to extinguish the'blazing clothing 'with seized schoorter 'Xiyo Mara at Nicolaief- 'Charges Brantford Men With False , I
n. - Every godlike and divine promised him and Miss Adela, Griersou, Dow'e'li
obeyed gives an increase in the power - and that he would be throwing Away an ier weights from $6 to $5,40; balls, $3.75 Ids hands. The little girl, crazed with sky for at'tacking the guards, The Hochl ., nieces
in tile soul." Saul , ,Ivan him if lie to $4.25, export cows, $4 to $440. and pain, ran into tile street- Sliin)bun says- "There is in Japan a pro- Declaration of Age. of the Venerable nun, are here for the Wellindton Mutual
and dominion Of good opportunity God had g I occasion. The domonstrations will eon -
having been made Icing by God'S Special failed to do this. Dayia, -,vii:.t his clear, Butchers -The best loud of cattle,and !,11;l_11rce1 young men standing nearby, real- verb which. smys, 'Old -wounds are Always Wine to -night And to -morrow.
appointment, David looked upQmL it as a true, strong Insight, saw tile teal, provi- there were five cows among them, sold izing .h dicament) seized harp tllrc'iv in danger of bleedium."' -Sba,-etti, the apostork delegate Fire Ins. Co.
high crime to offer any violence to him. at $4.96 pet, cwt., and they could not be over her and tore -off .her The affair may b'e' only a -trifling in. Brantford, Ont., despatch: A serious MgrL
when he denijal purpose of God. He saw that called choice tit that; medium to good, their coats 9 extinguishing the cident, but in cas to',Ca�ada, accompanied by Dr. MeNally, . I
David's heart smote him before Saul was in his power to give him an ouiter clothing, thu a the death sentence charge linsbeen preferred here against 01stabliahed 1W.)
merely cut off the skirt of SATIP5 robe on and be $1 to $4,05r; commoll, $3.50 to $4Wo The child was terribly burned I$ exoolitea, no one eau predict the of Old Chelsea, left yesterday for Eng -
I oiportunity to resist teraptati .257,,j blaze. P, Brandfordito, Henry Benson, Nvho is land to attend a Eucharistic convention, ' mat otno"=-PlL ONT.
(chap. 24-4, 5). .David, however, took loyal and magnanimous. $2.50 to 0.75; cAnners, $1.50 to and had to be removed to, the hospital. f uture, relations between Japan And Rus.
$&jd,s spear and a cruse of water from era And StockeTs-There were a . - , -_ I now lit the Northwesk by F. Kellond, I : t I Ulan j&k4r, on 9.11 oj&ssts of insurable Pro"
11, A tender conscience. 19:)estroy him Feed I _ sla, I � - . I perW an tbt.oamh or W401ill- not* 476t -
his bolster, and he and Abishal returned notP (v. 9). A conscience void of of- lot of ill-bred, rubbishly stockers and - Provincial Factory Inspector, of Haru_ L'
t -ward God and toward man is a light feeders on sale that brought very DEAF TO DEATHS, - 11ton. Benson has been charged with JAIL FOR THEM. mmm 40MM MDA DAVMSOX, -
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. o their Own Camp. and fenso to low prices, as few farmers wanted that HEAD TAX AGAIN. ' 'YM"o*L Secretary,
II. A conversation between Saul desirable thing to assiduously cultivate- I taking A, false declaration of age of the ' I
It -was probably eBr- t will -waken at ilia first IcIP4. Marry Ifurby bought two loads, - . I 13 -year old son Ernest, who secured am- JOHN RX1XXRA
I David- (vs. 13-25). . As the studen
,ning that David took Ilia call of the'alArm, as the watcher will. 700 to 000 pounds each, at $2.50 to. $3.25 I lit its a result fli tile Massey- THREe OWEN SOUND LIQUOR As"L WLnghs-I Owu
ly the next met . Parent Killed CrOSADO Harvesters .
position on a bill so 13- vallOY 'would start at the first call of the patient, Held Up By United Ploy factory, Crown AttorneW Wilkes
be per eNrt. David Varrile MEN SENTENCED. I
� . called to Saul And As the mother will head the faintast Milkers and Springets-The best cows stated this morning that he interided,to . ^ k 141( 4 '.
n Tracks at Lachine. . . 014W jjjj I 1, a ;I ,� I . ;W. I 11111
Abiter, By means of the spear and the cry of her child, so should we be sensi- sold At $45 to f55 each; fair to good, States Officials. . press the charge against Benson, who Was Their Sec�;nd Offen Against � � __3
?ry to $35, _. , ce ,
: cruse of -water he caused them to sea tive to the faintest admonition of the $36 to $45; common cows, V I wai'liable to A, minimum penalty of the Liquor License Act -Go to TA rd -43,
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. Lind not -way . Monty A Toronto despatch: Booked for the $50 fine if convicted. .
. that Saurs life had. been in his hand. iniyard voice. ited at that, I eal, Aug. 23,-I)nVid Parent 'was n . In
. .17. knew DA,Vid'S voice --- j'The Fe( III. A holy example- 7 'OfL rough coii�siion quality. Prices � wl 2j w
)pIe in "Let us go" (v. veal baives--neceipts light and gener- killed by a Grand Trunk train at Ia- ieat fields of Manitoba on a Grand Paul Stores and Geo. Musbarger, the Prison for Four Months-Rou d I
those mountainous countries are Able 11). David led. Abish[Li followed- It Is all, . chine on Saturday afternoon. Accom Trunk train, a woman, child aad four two youths convicted of store breaking up by Detectives. 9 �
! from long practice so to 'Ditch their not enough to 'feed the flock; 'wentust, ranged from $3'to $6.50 per owt. I aled by his wife lie was crossing tile men wore turned back by the U, S. im- al; Mitchell`6 and McFarlanills, were Z I PROMPTLY SEC R
L L eard aistilictlY at dis- lead them through tile wilderness of S.hpep and Lamb4-Export ewes sold Pa lowed, ta go by Magistrate Livingston, Sound, L
c son. d r l ach- migratioi aubhorities at Fort ron. I Owen Aug. 2& -The inhabit- W�Ae for out interesting books,' Inverti.
, tances almost iner0ible?I-ThomP forgiveness, tip the highway of holiness, at $4 to $4.25; rams, $3 to.$3.25; lambs, trn,ck and fal ,was ilistaudi killed, Hit e e, Staves will be ts of Owen Sound are greatly excited I sip I I and I I How you are swind.led."
. 18. And he said -Compare this speeell. Into- thq green pastures of love, by tile $5.25 to $6 per cwt. Ing train. Parent John Wellington, 151 Lisgar streetj the taken back to Buffalo by his mother, 1113 us a tpugh sicetch qr model or your In.
� the very Hogs -11r. Harris quotas select$, $6.50, and ,Ilia wife seriously hurt. Botil -were kt and We w Ill tell You
with DavRI's speech in chapter 24, 0-15. still waters Of purity, under spokesman of the party, said that they while free transportation -was ordered over the results of the trials of tile torovemer .
c%are 110 Affirms his inanocenee inai.. 3 Prince of Peace. For as fed and watered, and $6.25 for lights. stone deaf. I got oil the cars at the Union Depot, but for Musberger back to the United States. hotel keepers charged with branches of a as to whether It Is probabIr
. shadow of thi follnw. "How came . = -_ 11 onshaveoften
- ve his -we lea(I they ,will Sugar %fiarket. were asked to get off the train on tile _�j L- 1_ by w. 'We
rectly by challenging Saul to gi you to learn to smoke my boy?" a . GREAT FIRE AT STAMBOUL. ,� the liquor license not. In all there were I. Montreal
,reasons for persecuting; -there he Appeals L St, Lawrence sugars are quoted as lot- other side of the Sarnia, Tunnel, the man seventeen charges, implicating nine usto
� 's life father said to his son. ' 1113�ecause you tolling them that they would have ANTI -INJUNCTION, hotels. Four of the cases have still to ecurepIrfoament
. diredtly to hiii having spared Saul - A Terrible Conflagration in the Tur. plenty of tinie to catch their trxin, as . be heard, and two of the partiqs con. -
i AS a proof of his loyalty.—Kirkpatrick. aid, father." "I wish you would stop lows. Granulated, 4.90c in;barrels, and estrefereacts
lead- iL,I) "Won'f you. give me the same rea- Xo. 1 golden, 4.50c in barrels. These, kish Quarters. � it did not pull out for some time. I earned have disappeared. The interest t"te procured through Marlon & Xa
I . 19 . It the Lord, etc. -If the Lord is son for stepping that I had for begin- pr!ees are for delivery; car lots be less, He, another man and his wife and child . I of the public has been intensified by the .. . Vs special notice without cha. to
� Ing you agilinat me because of any CN'il ning?,, tile boy asked� The father -was* . Cor,3taddriople, Aug 23,14PIre broke Labor Men Form. League—Bryan .. Wspapers distributed tUroag 111t
, ,ked Ili a room until tile . , fact that three of the accused who were
: , . which I have done (v. 8), lot me find & to lead where he -was not asham. out this ziternoon in the Staill'ootil were then lm . IN I .
I pardon by bringing a proper offerlug; -willing OTHERMARKETS -ief period' train had gone, Z, I to Talk Labor Day. found guilty were sentenced to four patent business ut Manufa&
0 Th6 official told hini that as theyliad . molitliff imprisonment each. Their t
. As tile Zipilites (v. 1), e(t to have the boy follow. They both quarter, and w1bbin a ),cry bi . igineem
. but if men such New York Sugar MaLt. .t terrible conflagration was raging. A
have by QIkehooAs and slanders caused stopped. t, ' not been r"�idents of Canada for 12 names are- Vrilliant Leach, City Hotel; ON & MAMON '
� . with Sugar, ra,w, easy; fair refining, 3.50o Arong ,wind M-ried the flainos at great Chicago, Aug. 2P,�Labor leado 5 and � I
., you to come against me, then let thein IV. Power to overoopme evil months they would be required to pay a Joshua Warrilow, Royal Hotel, and An- r4ftiandt xperts atid Solicitors. -
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. n me out -They have have slulled" (v. 21). to 3.53e; efttrifugal, 96 test, 4.00c to speed, and for six boul's they a" ep head to, xof $4, Tito invai, with Ilia wife momber8 o.f labor o anizations forined drew Fogarty, Albion Hotel. .
be cursed. Drive good. "Said Saul, I , 3.20c to 3.28e; re- over Ic owasit- -
. f hens 4.03c; molasses sugar lit section, destroyingr �,,500 and child, was asked to pay $12. 11ey the Injunction � Reforni L�Ague At a Each of the accused had been pre- . antic 8Idz.W"b1uzUu It'i
I driven me ftway7fyom. the worship Of tile A farmei Owned a large flock o . I - . I
. which lie usually kept shut up. But one fined, quiet. I ,toused, and shops, The fire waa stil! were only passing through TJnited States meeting last night lit the office of tlie viously convicted, and Magistrate Cron- .
�: . chosen people and have in effect said to burning at 0 Welock to -night, but the territory, and it looked like plain rob- Chicago Federation of Labor. Tile object sor, Nylille remarking tJiat he -was sorry
- gods of the heathan-" day after cliPPing their wings so that Cheese Markets. MONTH WITHOUT RAIN.
.1 me "Go, serve the . 9D4 wind had decroased considerably. forced by
L 2O.'Bafore the face, of-"AWILY from thLe the; could not fly, he,let them out into London -Eight; factories. offered . bery. -of the Organization is to inaugurate A, for them, said that he was
I presence of Jehovab."-R. V. That is, his yard. They got into his neighbor's cases white, and colored cheese. No sales, Stamboul, the Turkish Constantinople, All he had in Iiis possession was bn "calapaign of educatioO on the injulic-. statute to send them to prison. Fines England is Suffering Severely From
I do not take my life in A, heathen land. A garden. Greatly enraged, the neighbor bidding 12c to 12 1,8c. , . ties oil tile southern sdo Of t113 Golden the train, and that was lost when lic ti,on- In labor disputes. ranging from $60 to $100 were imposed Drouth.
. cant thing and PAfficult killed several of them and threw them 10.1 was turned back.- The inarried man had . The league also will take charge of a upon the other 'guilty parties. The
L . flea -An insignifi, - Winnlpeg Wheat Market. Horn, a deep, wide oreek L Wb' 1 1 only $7.00. meeting oil Labor Day, when Williant J. round -lip was made by four detectives London, Aug. 23. -Thursday saw the
, to catch. A partridge -Which -was chas- over into the farmer's yard. Nflien. the �. �, flbws through the city. 1!0 is connected. I - a
. ad and knocked down by $ticks as it Tall- farmer heard of it he went straight to e ciosing quotations with the Chriatimn part of tile citY-)Yng � Bryan, at tile Invitation of the labor froin Toronto, and from the point of end of the second phenomenal, spell of
� "David means to say that the King of his neighbor, who was Ili )its garden . on Winnipeg grain futures -. � leaders, will speak on tile anti-Injune- view of the license Authorities has been dry weather which England has enjoyed
Israel's pursuit of him was Altogether pursuing one of his hens with a club to Nll,ieat-Auguat $1.10 bid, October Olt tile northern side of' the crock by a LABOR LEADER. tion plank of the Democratic platform. the most sucessful ever instituted in this this summer. Ili some parts of the
serica of rud,-. bridges. Th -3 Turkisli _ - -, I - -_ - locality,' - . - . country the (Irouth has been comilete.
�p UnAvorthy of Ilia dignity."---Caan. Bib. kill it, The neighbor cried put, his face 04 I. -Se ,bid, August 92e Asked. , - eity wbich Ilea within ail old stone wall � I and farmers and fruit -growers are In
:. This is an nAditicnal comparison, iustmd aflarne with w Oth: "You have Abused Onts-Avigust 42e bid, October 371-4c f,jjl�tceri miles Ili. circuiv, is built oil BODY OUT IN PIECES. despair.
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of 1 "dead dog," as in chap. 24, 14. The inel I will Lill your liens, if I can got bid. seven low hills, an&'confAsta of A. wil(jer- Keir Hardie to he Entertatned In At Portland absolutely no rain fell
partridge does not -so much frequent the at them. I never was so abused! My gar- British Cattle Markets. new of picturesque, tumble-down, filthy L - An Unknown Man Drowned Off James German Met Horrible Death from July 17 to August 19, a period of
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mountains as the fields and lowlands; der. is ruined! " "I am sorry, said the far , Montreal.
it woutatherefore be idle for one to mor- "I did not wish to injure you and Lotiaon-London caUles for cattle are wooden houses and ga-y bazaam, clinib. Halifax. . on Railway Tracks. 33 days, and at Jersey the aggregate
I . and twistingalong the hillgides, right
. hunt. a single partridge far off on the now'I ,a, I have made a great mistake steady at 11 1-2e to l4e per pound, dress- tug iltics which crown Halifax despatch: Shortly before 11 Toronto, Aug. 24. -The most shocking m1laurnient of rain for the period was
. ,, . aountains, when he could find flocks of - ad weight; refrigerator beef is quoted ill) to the noble 1110s Montreal, Aug. 24.-Myhen James Kair o�oloek this morning an unknown raan accident Toronto has had in months, oc- only .07 in&
33 in letting out my hens. I isk your for " the seven summits. was drowned in the harbor , Rain has fallen rather inore frequently
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� I -them in the lower brushwods and the giveneas, Anil am willing to pay you at 10 1-4e to 10 1-2c per pound. . __ I Rardie, il. P., ex,ebairmall of the Inde- off the Do- ourred Saturday night nbudt 10 Aloek,
fielAs.-Whed. Qpm. 21. 1 have sinned- - - inion Cdal Company's dock. He is in Scotland And Ireland, but even in
David's words seem to have had a good si..L times the dainage.11 The man was Provincial Produce Markets. . STATION ROBBED. pendent nritish Labor p4rt,T arriv i In when James Genlian, aged 27, a 0. P. R. these parts of the kingdom the shortage
. confounded, lie looked up to the sky, � . . e3 3n supposed to be James Marryet, who, brakeman of West Toronto, was run of rain is considerable. In most dis-
I effect on Saul. The king saw tben down to the earth, then At his Belleville, --The local live hog inarket the city to -morrow evening on the At- with a boatload of fish, iv m .
was very dull the past week. No ship- The Thieves Carry Off Money Intended As " "g down by a train and instantly killed. His
; course and admitted that he had Blune"P neighbor, then at his club, then at the L . lan Liner Hesperlan� he will be met by up from Xetoh harbor, when lie was bod- was ]terribly mangled, parts of it tricts the aggregate rainfall since the be.
. t offences lien be bad. been pursuing, and guid noth- nients from here. Bliver-s'dtfering $6.125. for Wages. struck by a squall. Lightboat Keeper ginningy of the year iii leas th,in tlio
but this did not pa,rdon pas it delegation of the Montreal Trades & being scattered from near Xorth Park- average, tile deficiency Amounting to 51
� or cause him to live zight in the future. ing. "Tell ilia," said tile farmer, "what Dressed hogs firm at �8.40 to $8.50. New Windsor despatch: Provincial Detee- Ross, of George's Island, saw tile squall
hay is very plentiful at $10 to $11. Old Labor Council. The programme depends dale f,tation to Tecumseh street. It is I lies in the If' wiglish Channel and ex-
�, Said needed what every sinner needs-& is the dainage, and I will pay you six tive Canipall is oil the lookout for two, largely on .the liour of arrival of thd strike the boat, Wliieli went almost over, supposed that he was walking up the IILQ.
i new heart. Pimyeathe fool --Saul hunt- foidand my hens shtill not trouble you hay, by I;ale, $10 a ton. Baled straw clever t1iieves who robbed the Grand steniner, It is the intention, however, to riglited itself And then immediately sank. track toward home and had got to near Ceeding four inches in southwest Eng-
il , and for the Mo. irce tit $12 per ton. Now oats '150; Trunk station at Stony Point some Ross put out lit a boat, as did also the I land slid In south Ireland?
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. bles himself exceedingly, any inore. I will leave it entirely with sel I drive around,the city and I the foot of Abel street -when struck. On Thursday. however, rain fell heav-
. it may have been genuine. 22. Let old oats, 50c. POW60ca, I per bushel; thile. last night or early this morning, give hill' S tain of a coal barge at the Dominion
i Mont . you to say what I shall do, for I can- allow -irtm the sights. It is linounced ut the boat Front its -horribly mangled condition Ger.
one of the young men come -David did butter, 28 to 30c; eg,",, 18 to 20c. Fetting away with nbout $600 in cash. . a ily and conth;uall,y throughout the day,
I not afford to lose the love of my 'neigh- (,,hl r that during his stay lieroMr. Keir Hard- niar's body must have been thrown by
, � not date to 'trust Saul -and venture over bors And quarrel with theni for liens or ithanl.-Ho,gs, $0,25; hay,, $8 per Ilio money had been placed with . t1le ic ,will study the industi-ial conditions of, had gone down, and the man had prob- tba -train which struck him over on ail- and the meterolo,vical ' forecasts indi-
� I. with the sr. -ft 11) ton; butter, 25c; eggs, l8c; chicken% 35 Grand Trunk Agent to pay off various ably been carried with It.- All that was -
;� _r himself. 23. Jehovah w anything else." "I an, a foow, saidthe othler track and carried down %,y ail - % .
! tt to 50e; lambs, 9e; dressed, 51-2 to Oc, .station eniployc a And section men. it tile city. The first public reception takes found oil the water was the man's hat -
I render (R. V.) -David conird ed his neighbor. "The damage is. not worth c place next Tnesda,T evening in eastbound train. TO ANNUL CONCESSIONS.
. %Be Wholly into the hands. of iaod. Ile live veal, 0c; beef, dressed, 5 1-2 to Oc, is t1lotlght ilia robbofs obtained positive tile and the tiller 9f the boat.
I �Zd spared Saul's life and would not Lake talking about, and I have more need live . 3 to 3 1-4c; export, $4.25 to $5, knowledge as to where it had been put SNICuumelft Xational. -::: 7 - - - __ -
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o Tengeww in Ilia own hands, "David is t-) eoinpensate you than you me, and to whe;A, 80e; oats, new, 30o, old, 38c, ba -r- for the niglit, as nobody heard any I I � V L' RAILWAYS. AND SUNDAY. TRAINING SHIP. Porte Directs Negotiations With Bri�
1� loot sounding his own praises, but, as be- ask yoilr forgiveness than you Mine!' ley, I cwt.; carn, shelled, 780; beans, noise, although the station agent sleeps s to be Equipped as Of. tish and French Firmg. I
i God does not require us . to love our an, $1,25 to $1.50; wool, washed, 14 to 150; , Above the office. Tile thieves -entered PANIC AT FUNERAL. Railway Commission Has Been Asked for Forty Cadet
. foreL �chmp. 24, 12), is declaring his confi, ornies with the grateful, satiafyin,f, love unwashed, 8 to go. the office through the winilDw. This is � I . Its Ruling. ficers of British Liners, St. Petersburg, Aug. 23. -A despatch
dence that God will eventually recoln, that we give to him, or the comp acent .St. Thunu%s�-'.Vlarket quotations to- the third time the place has been robbed London, Aug, 23.- The fainous old received liere from Constantinople
. pause him for Ilia upright behaviour."- love that we give to eougenial compau ,. Ottawa, clipper ship Aleney sailed this week
Mm. Bib, This opportunity for venafl- (lay; Live hogs, $6.25, dressed hop; within. it few months. DIST9ESSING INCIDENT AT BURIAL Aug. 24,--A number of Im- says that tha Forte has, directed tile
0 ions, but with flie compassionate, for- I I 1� A L for Australia with 40 cadets, who hope . Tiirkisli Animissagors at 1,01)(Ion and
� &nee -would, however, be a strong tempt- $7.75 to *8; loose hay, $7 to $8, baled OF LONDON VICTIMS. portant applications for rulinga have
�L ation, and it i,equired anoble, nature to giving, prayerful ,love of Jesus for His hay, $9; straw, 4$0; eggs, 20 to 22c; but- AMBASSADOR DEAD, been inade,qto the Railway COmIllissiOn, one &y to be officers of the White Paris to enter into negotiations with
�� resist such 9, temptation. "The motives enomies. ter, *25 to 28c. In and argument will be heard at the next Star Line, The ship has been turned the French and, British owners of
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A which -would powerfully influence David V. Respect for authority. "But I would Owen Souiid.�-Pr6dueo was pleifdfid Heid,Aberg, Gerniany, Aug. 121r).--Ba.ron Horses Shied And Several Persons sitting of the board in Obtaw'a, begin- ititc, a floating mautical 'college. where concessiong recently granted by Till*-
�, to kill Saul were (1) self-preservation; not stretch forth. mine ]land agaln�t the oil the niarket to -day, Eggs, 18 to l9e; Spreck Von ,14,ernburg, tile German Ain- jilred-The Funefal an Improssive illog Sept. Iv The Grand Trunk Rail- the boys will take their share of ilia ke�, with tile ition, of 'bringing about
! Lord's Anointed" (v. 23). AVe should -res- - hi,�one-pouftd blocks, bassador to the Vnited ,Statm, died sud- Event, Attended by Many Public wily is risking the board to declare Nvhat nnien, 1P ad-
( -O) desire to eaespo persecution, (3) the butter, 21 to 23c I = in. the Ifoiel Victoria, in this city, I are "works of necessity" for railroads the arintilment of these privileges I1,V
prospect of irinnedWtely oecutying tho peet those in authority without refore. hay) $8; np presstil hay offered; hogs, Bodies. dition, there are three navigating offi, 0 Turk
uldnight last'inght. The baroness . - InUtital consent. Tito present -
tAlrone, (4) the knowledge tha Saul was enco to their personal cliaracter. A dutt- live, $6.25, dressed, light, $8.60; heavy, P under the Lord's Day Act. Tito applica- cors, two solloohnasters And the com.
! - (5) the pressure Iroin fill ebild will, bonor a bad father and be $8,20, who was 11 ws Lillian May Langhan), of tion refers chiefly to tile handling Of !sit Cabinet eon,ddPr-,4 that these eon-
, - Unfit to be king, Xly, was with her husband at X London, Out,, despatch- Whild tile traing And cars Ili yards oil Sundmy. mander. The boj,s are -chief "y sons Of
I Louisville, cessious, secured under the old ro.
L big followers, who would not understAnd kind to & depraved mother. A true London, O.nt,-Very large market to. , che end, There is another Sabbatli day decision to gentleman farmers and 'it. gline, are invalid. Ili ease the own -
David's raotives, an,d wou Christian will not speak dilgrespeetfully (lay. Hay selling higher at $11 an4 $11.60. -1 I-. funtral of tile Loudon4ke victims was They cach pa -y $1,000 for A, -7-11' '
.1d consider hiTti. __ _ ,_ I cle" 'Mrs era of the coacegRious lit questions -ro.
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very foolish, almost to madness, not to - of an unfaithful pastor, nor of any Straw, -$0.60. But!wr in large supply, . heir . tion of the Pere Marquette Railway for course. The scheine originated t,,m fuse to relinquish, tile '.-.i,t,,r willbe sub-
. The wron hrch officer. A true citizen will be but, mon sold; prices 'strong; 23e for G.T.R, MONEY SIOLEN- I pa"'S'ng tile debris where they met t! the shortage of British " officers Oil
use his opportunity, JuSeph OU'll- death A, team of horaes attulied to cite p0llnilssion to Ttin Its International ear 1. initted to The 11aglie.
the dead itself. Ile had no business to do Inost respectful to tiny governor, let his crocks. 24 Lind 250 for choice rolls. Eggs, Windsor, Ont., Aug. 24.-- of the backs took fright and allied o e m Frt Stanley on Sunday, ocean , iners. - , r -
evil thft,t good might come," David. knew ) Ices be what they may, When fair demand at 18o for crate lots; IS and iotte, 20 ycaxs old, & soil. of Prank Oucl- wards the crowd, causing a small panic, L , � ' -40, . I
individual vi - - PROFIT IN THkEE.OENT FARES.
that he,was to be king, and lie could well . Prince Bismarck, the great German 20c retail, Dressed )logs, only a few fo. jettc� station agent for tho Grand Trunk fix which many fainted, others were GUESTS HAD NARROW EScApS. JTO REVOLUTION= PRINTING.
. afford to wait add's tinte. 24. So let my . statesinan, was a Ind, his father heard fered; sold at $9 per cwt. Live hogs for 3141vay, at Stoney Point, i-3 held Oft th` trampled on, 'baby buggies tipped over, — , , * .0
lih-a-He prays that God -wou chftrge of stealing $0,600, the property of windows broken And many people had Enrly, Motning Vire in Huntsville Hotel Viennese Journalist Invetits Madhirib During; July.
Id. show hurt speak of ilia emperor its "Priltz!1 Ito Mondays' .shipment will be IT6.25 per owt, . . They Netted Cleveland Nearly $2 ,000
. ineroy on him and sparb his life &.q be . reproved him for the faulillarity,saying, for,selects, and $4.25 for sows, Nfal,lcet the railway. The young inran is alleged their clotlies destroyed -Three sustained Causes Leavy tots. Which Will Reduce Cost..
Ila,& spared Saulls. 95, Blessed be thou- - "Learti. to speak reverently of Ilia maj- weak. 801ftil pigs� Sold tit ,V> 'EO $7 per to have tonfessed, and to Wore rottirried (levelaild O., Aug, 1_4.*.-At'A'ordlng to
bad cuts Ili the head. What Nvaa a =in- London Ang. 124. -The Vietina earre- figIlres .
I Saul perceived that it was useless to eon. esty, And you will. grow Accustomed to podr. $542 of tile inoney taken. ute before a quiet crowd gazing sorrow- A Huntsville, Ont., (Iespat,obt The Pyn, I given out by the 'funioll-11
. L'4 � 1: , otel took: fire this inorning,while the .day, threc-eent
tend longer against Dnvid, whom lie think of hini, with v#.neration." 1110 boy StrAtford.-Ilop, live $0,10 to $6.0.0, it spondont of the Chronicle ilc.ltellb��4 the Traction Coutpativ to,
(jaw Goa lutftd6d tot "great thingta.11 never forgot the 'reproof. Ile so aeviw- dressed $8.2.5 to 1%9.150; eoiva, live $1 to fully as tile reniallis of tile late chief the. stove't il'W"Iti011 of a Vientiose journalist its
I FLEMING THF, WIAN. and sergeant passed by turned into a kitch" girls NvQre Aghtlug fareq lundo A, pr4it of 41.686 during
Shalt still pravall-Saul was convinced touje(t� biltiself to speak respectfillty C.f $4.50, dressed 7 1-4 to 7 1-2c; steers and in preparation for breiii,fa.4, allabefore likely to revollitio,nize 11OW-sip-11),11' unit Tuly. This I% thiN fimt statenient which
heifers. 41-2 to l5e; dressed '71.2 to Winilsor, Ont., Aug. 24. -It is praoti- shrieking, raithi,ag raab,s of humanity book printing. Tito, Illitfilill" iA Biolilftr ,.
that David was to be his slicimeqser on his sovereign that it grew to be a babit I ULP brigade Could reach the pIRC0, t1le iIA'k not Shown it deficit.
7 3-4c;'Iambs, $,I to that OseaT 1�dwga�a plelli. which exteaded front Iddout to Nvel. er, and in workt-1 in it sio. I�or 1111-y' the first 111011th tho rail.
i the throne of Israol (chAp. 24, 20). The � of his life, And to tbo day of Ilia (loath 0.50, dr4jased, 12e, ('all V' fts6ur0d liligtoo street$, it distanee, -of thrve flAmos had sprea(I through tho whole to A tvIv-writ
calves, $3, dres,wd $7; wheat, old, 82e; Ing,' tile Windsor lawyer, will be the estern wing. ijRi, inanno.r. It produces it ulatrix ready .O
anointing by Samuel, the triumph over when a inesaAge, verbal or written, was blocks. . lit tile road rush people raft %V L woy.i were operatin at t hreo. t -out fare%
Ooliath, thZ& homage paid him by tile sent to Iiiin from tho, 80c; oats, 88e; barley, 45 to 6 noininee of the. ColitservAtiVe Imrtv of for ilto htt�rpdfyper. The matrix ettil b`�, "
palace be Always news Ga. down the side streets and some. into �luests wore hurriedly aroused, and it fo,;..-, of *54.1116 was rt%pottvd. During-
entliftinsvid people slid all tile providen- stood to recolve it. It Is easier for tlj�ss rts, $24; ltq,�', Xorth, Eastj to oppose �Spoakor it. IN and many all turned in to save, what was 3111141P (rain tw6 fliellea, to six fokit tvim., � Pat niouth the 1114.0tornien aild Qolld "
peasy 70e; bran, $20; she . I)OR91- up.
tial dellyeritieftL from the deatIly pur- who honor earthly rulers to thIpL- t,y.d $0 'to IV; no straw; eggs,, 20e; bntb�,e, Sutherland for Oecfi6n to tile Federal stores, hallways, stairways �rlca off bit of the furniture. The w<%tern wing and from 70 to SO word -1 it nillinto eall bo il
�' I r. 2 Home. 11 - � . L who could not got away were cal in construction, � Iliachille oro were oil strike. l,'or Juno tile lo,x-.4
Sulfa of Said, thotoughly donvin0ed the 'net. reverently toward the great All e 5C. their feet to tile pavements, where they is Of frall alid so rApidly Printed. It Is vlainiva that Ow . . WAR given its 1�23.sdl% T)w gvroii earn-
- Alts alon, of 74.4 - did'i'lic f11111108 AIWORd, t1litt 010 inutAteg Avill reduee th(v cost of printing 1.14 jxr in ' for Ally wero ,Q-137,174.
king that DavId wns tbitt,opigilbar wbo, "Thia was flio Iftst ineeting botwoft tradstreet'a Trade Review. . � were trampled oil. - G. � r�,A
� according to Samuel's propheMy (chal), 114aill And David, ,go' far as wo know; Montreal: Them has Akeen little elitinge . ,SAW THE KINCL Urvy street, %i I ,af3 standing itear the cor. were only able to remile titcAr J)Qrsonai (-cut. �-W-v jo — - — � "I 0 -
16, "), was deatined to succeed him on anil it is ploplug to think that aftet all Marienbad, Aug. 24e -M. tawolsky, the ner of Ditudas and Itichlitond streets, belongllig,.4. All the fUtilittirc have A f(AV1 .
the throna, Rom Again, in fittt, Saul Is t1lat IM41 ocetirred, 18atil's IateAt utter- lit the general bliabifts situation. here Init I ititeq was destroyed, and the HOUSEWIVe-91 TREASURES. . I WERE KIDNAPPED.
� L tba,pr.0 ots, A011 MSL ditting the ,past week. The volume of lt'V"l Aoreign �N linister, calne, h4a oil and lit ilia inad rush ,site was knocked beilroont s t 8
h 6W Aud . ance to him wag one of benediction, at wboleenlo trftdo is not up to pnorAl ex- slhturdft-�. Ite, paid his rospoet4 to 1(ing down and received it �ad psh in the brii1ding iq a, Aotul wreck. ' --' ITagenvillo. Out., Ang. ,.14.Aihon
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! I - the put, and A, for"ast of his glory in `b,� o- , , ,,, i 0.0 -1 ersation. Tito King Invited At, ll;wf)l- , who Avas standing oil the eornel. of Tal- tO SAVE EXPENS9.
l a r utlon r d for 1 ,,, A. �, f, finprov,oniont until well Into v Atontr(lal, .tug. 23_-Mscty.tlxr00 doln- inap
A, sl�()rt the fixture. vatily, tho, psallitist was tile fail. Coll(idtioils Are on tho slow side. skv, it is 4uai4l, to niiike Idin a wore for. bot Anil Dull,das streets, NV11011 titO rush �pod from the home (it tbeir grilud-
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r: Dead frrom Lockjaw. th-d off her f"t, and while ill the det lalinip4fflou Offleiftli will ho ill tho fit -
4 0 h not b"n heawy, conAidering the favorable _ Olt thl�4 L (JaV
? within bmth Of his Willy- TO 1118 PI -10 I 9 f rt (, Ang. ,.13. -111.4le, the eight- Of 110ping 'her to grise, Mrs. Davis . turo AtAtiollecl At ,the. 1prly 41m), _ 'Aliese 'girlm, seleeted front differ. -0.41110-
-4 to pam Awl he iiholl bn +hy w Athot thilt bAS b"n cXj)oflPn,C#d'. Chatham , . on! parts of England. five being brolight Sir tliclrleq Uw,�; ia 1-ndt'.1%,oriog (4) Ili-
_ktil went to his home in Gllftb. 1he.V righteons"081 ri,t tho, light and tho'y V�y e haA & che(-r- - ' ,Ing, eon. was thrown he.avily to the pavel.nerLt, in 81do'. of tho. rivor, tt) intereept, neweaAlet-4
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nmr met agWn. "In the behalf of their jildgment As . the "ooTAjj.1)P Innipeg. General trad year-ruld daughter of 1)An Ew - fall r( St. 'I At Detroit. This OWT bY tll(k V'0111(`h's DOMeRtie Guild, of ilitee the PritiAt NV�ir Offieo to tk,A tho
t,,iemslon 14, Chathanj 4towlifthip, il Ve pliees in All Im ti 0 movii's of tll(. Ito -vii fin(l. tho
6 � - ,_. - - fill toni%, and the outlook for fall and ,t dead, hel ."Iving it largo gAlsh in tile � Into 0).'s 11,114ted f ate.
kIlLot oy* of ftullfi, offideft had one, I ehange it made for ,che bemat of tile vwmtk, and will r"el to 04ft V
r W ftyl hisittrmplionigofthoin Man'm Im, im of ;ftn's life a part, wititet bitoltim la exeellont. Threebing from 100kjAW. *1110 days ago, P66 In- heltd. parts 'Of the country, Lee-unfield f1fit1j.
!, I 006"d no-# to jr,ijuto the p6mit -of It it; woman's whole exfgteftee.�-Dyron, Ig well %judeir way, jLnd the grain is Jured her foot. The fulle'ral wvieos at Chief Clark'o pqllc, 6
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