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Rday Settool. that the reeeit really Proceeded from
41. Christ. Ile put ble flegerit into tie Th
era. Ills tontine te 'Ilhott that it's lott.
eare to nzarit the ear -drum that WW1 e arkets.
ttinguNATKINAT., 1,1,940Ntio.1 tc, be quietened: he Wit an4 toneb*
APRIL 3,1904.
tented fluO1e8 MIUtt be Inbrittated ine aoe,Aoltleseeet
Iirizielt Live Stova Mare.
Lendon, Maack att °es.
Ler; 11.14, tot 120 per lb, ter steers,
dro.s.al weight ; r.gerator le t.
to a 1-4o per lb. Sacep, slow, 13 to
141-2o rern.. •
beetling Wheat Markets.
taollowing ere the closing (pieta.
thaw It Important wheat centres
tOetileY
z Cash. Way!.
New Pork ' a•-1
Oblanga
Arms Melts Tyre awl Selene -Mara 7; la -37 to ilmberneee Ite leoked up bite
comeezemeety. ,emeheete heaven to Amu that the source of
tOlva;11evtlzat its effectbe razithiti7t:at
plea. 124-g6). 24. Prom thellee
Ile arose-elan:A atter cenztertng In time upon the conzinanzi.---Whedon,
the dieteOuTeett at Capernauni. Eder- 34. 84110d-0hr/14'e eompatliles were
sateaat 'thinks that deella alai the touebed, and be sighed when be eavr '
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twelve ttpostlee Went iramediatela tO the safferIng and 0orrove around him. -
the north eowntry., iv,hile others 4plip1attlia*Thet eeteal A.ramale
titiok there is a short delay in, word used by Our Lord.-11,trielear.
or near, Capernaum betore starting 3a. Beata/ plan-Whea Christ under-, _
out. Rorderreetf Tyre anti Sidon-- takes a ease he always deee a cella
Tare Deal Wen were heathen eitiee plete work. In verses ad and ST
n
*lumen see.. Thor were tee petta jebatustheltargea thorn
publIlled Inutile the
tee tell Ile Mau,
, he countrY ahioe mere awl were astonlsb,ed beyond
Oa the east Matta a the atediter-
a Pheentela, a eBee
yam' cale
sCitaernaum, a
al
efe
: led° .e ... A- 100. 0814
Duluth, N. ..„. 84 a -a
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DAL NY A MAGIC CITY.IcrT...nonin'abbal*
BALL, PnOrniarrea, I
Arose in a Few Years at Command of Czar.
IhanY, Feb..20.-1.001tina into the
future-ethe Muscovite euture-
later De 'Witte, head of the Rua
start •Clovernmellee departtuent O.
finance, conceived one day about
tire years age the gorgeous easier. '
of a great vommerciel eity to
Created aa it by mas agfethe
nortiWast eat
lay' aetttleele the Lebanon Melletain e.affure. . _ eastern seaboard of Manchierioetta
To..ontob.i.ramirie Market.
Menges and the laree,t sea, Thee eel. great litre that could not be
LMile grainmail to' ChineIn
se provce just then occupied
were ancieut one important Olt- rola Many lives are small, narrow,'- ,offerings Were
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ate. am here -ther signify tee weeie ana,narrow. They are easee eon. .eeY, owing to bad conditiee of emu:- •
vealed and their Wieners are never ery roadg. No wheat, weiee s aura, tor Site first time by the nalitare ,
Pluseralelan *aistriet. Jesus Iteal Ueaer
limited the cowl rY ,
huge expense Of the Siberian ran. a
wa,y libtlitng compared to the
blessings of an open port. Until this
Year for four months et tbe tivelve
Ruselall might Only leave his coun-
try or export has gootls by ceerteeY
ot another nation, Oa the north
Crueller' by an ice cap, tei the south
barred by °thee countries, the end
end alp' et her policy bag been petit -
tog but thier-au Ice -free port, an
Ica -free ort!p
The Future or Delay.
The money sae has spent on Vied- -
levet* lo ef iaterOSt benanne it
cif public. buildingi Mel Official res -
deuces. Everything built of tlie
one blue grey brick or China, or half
timaered Ciernia,n and taierlY Eng -
lab etele, filled In with cement or
rubble. These villas of continental
cites and suburbs, with their half
timbered walls of Dutell gables,
aro roefed with Chinese Wee, tip
tilted at the end ot each ridge pale
in true Chinese Menton.
Only Russian COMS pass. current or
the weit-engravezi note* of tee Rus-
so -Chinese bank. Since the adoption
of the gold standard in Russia the
sliver ratite has a vet 01)00 equal -
ua t before end, now %Ought (rt by the grea,t busy
da‘iic 414 a0a Weal et eats at The Dlinieter unfolded his tramp:).
LY nominal. One lolla of barley Bola and corumeretal forces Ot the Czar
Ln eD
tor Informatilott, The dove plait to Emperor Nieholas at proves, as no official assurance of i°8 .
ou , near e .
t ide th border. Into an le, tbe good, the unself s firm ; 2.0 bade Dahl at to 44 St, Petersburg, and the imperial P P
• hers could. perba s rove that she • - -
Mexican dollar. Eteltarige at -
entered boathendow, or stePPed Pelt 14% s g ' Ifay in Wilted supply ;with prices
it th h t ways agaanst one, however wlather
titat the %nose yen r the
tt is not clea.r whether he many roev.Ite that hunger for cotoTort, ea ta Aka..
i. days; eeeue. When the benneence oriels Ono Dad of atraw gold ate $0 0. tole d et
$e for mixed, building of the city of De 'Witte'e
. aelx'llangdivoltitollcelehurwlaine a compromise ' Russia's volley is to make Daley
he sells or auYS =Mee at ihe ba-nks.
1101tee-In all probability the home t.11 cine Ve . e vea l;hat are worth
„., atoll for ahetalla, and
U toe tor (timothy, arid $9 for mixed fiat' at one° went forth rnr the up artga allY had go Intention or an -
of a .le,w, Edersheim thinks He must tieing. Bach a lite was that of
bate tarrieel bee several moisten became known, hands were and nothing else. It was merely the principle 'seaport or the far
14d, but could not, would suggest direction. BverywItere, Weeryliearts seae. De elle of the magic city wag fixe4- two to three months of each year eca:11. obnycmaitkinviguilt btelle na.liol Satbefooltillotemi;
the fact that He desired to be ,kept
stretched out te Hint from every Dressed hogs are unelmeged, with day ' V'aa'111:5'
In a aormal ed:ct of NIciaifaa tilt lege bad than other places. Prole
,
heavy waling at $0.25, and light at port,
teens ; labeet, *ate bugle, V8 to year it is frozen. over, and it Rassin free t
ttais.. No mn.41 know it -Ile anlged
poured out to Him theur burdene. , Uttering a,re -Um quota, -
it proper to conceal lannellawaile the earn° site tha,t provioesly law
healed, spielts to be subdued and Wheat sewing, battae 'Oa ate 0Olwhea,t, the Crowe aud Treasure, AL De present hold o'er Alancluula she No custom house wet be establ
Plotting against Him Could uot be Witte. It wad a site on Talletrieali would never have thrown away the = ed, and the harbor sYstem is mod -
hal -"It seems that lie WAS per1.
-
sonally knowin to many in tith,
eouutry, who had seen and beard
of Him iti Galilee,"
2a. Whose young 'daughter -The
actual eufferIngs ot the daugliter
were great, but the eufferingt
wbieb. the (mother endured by .spit-
patay Were 'still greater, Out
suffertngs tar others are great hi
proportion to the amount of Iola
we have for them. Hence the great-
est eufferer on. earth w,as Chriat
An unclea,n spirit -Matthew, sap
her daughter was grieelously vex-
ed wade a detit." This was certain-
ly a sad case, Nethitag can destroe
else peace .of a. home more than to
atere a daughter possessed with Sa-
-ranee influences. •The spirit that
reessessed this girl was unclean -a
tale spirit, At His feet -This al
once shows the humility or the WO -
*An ; she a.ssumed .the most lowly
attitude possible as she appeals to
Xis Wavy.
20, Woman wag a Greek. "Be
Lulguage."-Geilde. Tile Jew a called
those who were klolaters Greeks,
or Gentiles. A ayrophenielan by na
tam, A Syro-Peoentelan. Phoenicia'.
ibelonged to the Roman provinm
Syria- •••She'was a Syrian at Pheena
clan." "Matthew SAYS, 8110 ewes a
Wome.n ot Canaan." "During lax
earl.est times of Jewlab blstory ger
eral trams, ot Canaanite% who wert
the orignal inha.b:tants ot Palestine,
had reared northward before tbe Is
rail tee. From these the Phoenielate
were descended." -Lange. Besaughi
him. Earnestly entreatal hine Tia
ease WAS an urgent one, and, on
tar knees, at Ws feet, she peered
out her request. Would oast torth.
Sbe believed.lie bad Rower tie do this
Matthew says, shee cried unto him
saying, 'Rave mercy, on me, 0 1,erd,
thou son of David." She plead Ice
mercy; she knew she could make la
claim open him in any other way
The woman recogn'zed Jesus as the
Jewish Messiaa : she called- bim
"Lord" and ealhe son ot David' -
terms distinctly Jeveleir. "alhe state
ot tbis vriernan is a proper emblem
ot the state of a sinner deeply con-
scious ot the misery or his sone" -
Clarke. The devil, eto. Here is a plain
tram Itheresees, who were tea ; wheat, red, bus'h., 07 to 07104 been ;selected by the Moneter 04 Will Have No Oustom-Hous
had ever deliberetele planned her
Everywhere were bodiee to be
sot free, and sould to be sated.
To tale touching appeal of A needy
world Chriat gave an affeetionate
and effective response.
The .superlative value of humility.
tie grata° ile so rare, so precious,ae
allmillitee Upon its possessors are
poured out heaven's richest bless -
:age. It is represented in the
fable as being absolutely essential
to the led 'that desires spiritual
exaltation. It may adorn tho brows
ot lane it May lend a charm -
,pg gr400 to the walk of the lowly.
Christ discovered it in the heart of
the Syroplioenecien weman, and it
wan ror her the one great favor
alio desureci above all others the
tearing a her daughter. *This in-
eident illustrates elearly the tact
that wla may, by essueanga becom-
aig attitude in our relations to
God, bring rich blessings to others.
Vlore is no lintit to God's goodness
wheal he beliolds a humble soul pro,
strate betore
God's love for the allele world,
Teo gift of Clue% was to the world.
"To 'the Jew, fleet, but also to the
Gentile" Christ revealed Ws kind.
Ly symaathy and abounding love. No
racial prejudices restrained His un-
bounded compassion. No ecelesiapta
cal bigotry led Illm to look with
disdain aplen tile needy tit any
elass. "For God so loved the weld"
-the world; in the largest sensealie
teeming mass of Its -population -
"that whosoever believeth In Him
-should not parish." This wbosoever
:neluded the Rieman centurion, and
the Syrophoenielan woman as well
as the varthodox Jew.
The epeaking tongue. We can
pito fully appreciate the embar-
rassment and mortiatation of the
olan whO was conscious ot the fact
that he had a toegue, but could not
use • it, even in ordinary conversa-
tion. No doubt when the string of
his tongue was loosed, he lost( ao thne
in acquainting his friends of the fact
by actual eemcinstration. The power
of speech is an inestimable blessing
and should be the cause or daily
thankeglaing to the Giver. This es-
peclaRy ie the case when the at -deg
at the tongue is loosed, that bas,
through tear ea shame; been snore
In testimony, a.nd 10 grease, and in
worship. The eloquence of such,, a
tongue is wont to brIng joy and
wonder to all hearers. Ali Chris -
Liens should pray for the spealtign
and should use our tongues torero-
tieem his love even In the midst of
hi enemien.
"The hearing- ear." Poorness Is a
sore affliction and excludes the un-
tortuua.tes• from A thousand com-
mon lore of lfe. In this buie7 world,
sovaleta with joyous sounds and
charming music, he dwells in pro-.
onnd silence. ateco,use ot this un-
avoidable secInsion his perceptions
become, in some rnegsure at least,
wea.kened, and be is likely, to -give
himself largely to the coneidertion
of his own personal thoughts and
feelings. But what a world of new
Ideas and what le flood of new unc-
tions must have ewept into the soul
of the man whose ears were opened
by the pewer of Jesus that day. No
wonder that aesus Nell not be hid.
It Is not at ail strange that the
more no bade tne sutierer r•ot to tell
what lie had done for him. tne more
be went everywhere telling the glad
tidings.
ALBERT II .STIL,WEI,L.
goose, bush., EIG to 87o; ones, baste.,
t 8 to 40140;1mA:of, bush, 08 to 70e ; bar-
ley,butda, 47% to 48.4c; bp.oe timothy,
per ton, $ix to $14; hay, clover, 88
to $0; strew, per ton, $10 to $1.1;
seethe aleare, beet% ai1ait3 to $3;
seeds, red clever, bush, tes to e0.35;
seeds, timothy, 103 lbs. .$2.25 to $3;
aieples, per blot., $1;.50 to 2.25;$
dreseed hogs, $6.23 to $6.75; eggs,
new laal, peg doz., 23 to 21e; but-
ter, dairy, 10 to 22e‘'butter, oreara-
ery. 23 to 20; ehicitens, per lb., 12
to 15a; geese, per lb„ 12 to lac;
ducks, per lb., la to 14e; turkeye,
per lbe 10 to 181; .pota.toes, per bag,
8to to $130; relefeage, par dozen,
r.0 and 73c; coal flower, per dceell,
$1.25 te $1.7e; celerY, per clean, 40
to l','03 ; beef, headqueaters, $7 to
$0; beef, forequarters, $5 to $0.50;
beer, choice, earcaee, $7 to :$7.50;
beef, medium, ca.reeee; $11 to 80.50;
tante yearling, $9 to $10 ZO; mutton,
trsoictiv.t.: $:!, -Ito$,,S, veal, per tcert,„ $8
• Toronto Cattle Market.
Receipts of live stock at the City
Market, as, reperted by Messrs. IleY
a .Fox, of the taTat. and C.P.R., siace
last Friday, were 84 carloads, con -
Meting of 869 cattle, 1,001 hogs, 803
sheep and 80 calves. Oae load ot the
above were Chicago cattle, and two
loads of stockers in transit.
The quantita pr rat cattle was
fairly good, some few choice lots of
butcher'e cattle being .sold.
Trade was good for choice butchers,
seeing tha.t Easter is near ataland,
but for exporters and common Ito
medium butchers the market ;wee
dull, with prices easier. Seine of ,the
drovers were complete:dire bitterly of
having lost money. • ,
A few feeders and stockers tare
coming forw.ard, which, find o ready
market at quotations given below.
About ea nozers mulch cow e and
epriagers were offered, few of which
were of good quality.
The run of 'veal calves was not
large, prices for which are steady.
The deliveries ot sheep and Iambs
wets not large, and prima were firm.
especially foe yearling lambs.
Hogs -deliveries of hogs since Sat-
urday amesunted .to about 1,000.
IPrices ranged from $5 to 85.15 for
straight loads of selects."'
The packing houses quotee $5.,12a
la,st weck, and vale $5.25 and $5.3731.
This aiformation was given by re -
Reale drovers who got the money.
. Prices at various points In ram
ceuntrea range from $1.65 to $4.75
per cwt. I
. Drorvere sea tbat :the Laing Pack -
Ing Company. of Montreal, offered
$5.50 per '0Wt.. for hogs, delivered
at Montreal. from points east of
Toronto. ' .. I
(Ezzporters-Best tete bt exporters
seed at te4.40 _to 04.40 per aisle. ;
- Export bulls --Choice aualit,a 'bulls
a,re worth 43.50 to 83.75 per cwt.
Exavort ociwo--Expert • cows are
worth $3.40 (to 83,75 per ewe, 1 .
Butcbers' cattle-Oleace picked lots
a foutchers', a,000 to '1,150 lbs. each,
equal in aualita to twit en/cotters,
axe worth $4.40 to 84.60; loads of
goal sold at $4 'to 84.80; fair to
good, $8.60 to $3.85; common $3.-
25. to 83.50; rough to inferior, 83;
canners, 0.501 (,:o $75.
_ .
Feeders -Steers of good quality;
1,050 'to 11,150 lbs., each', at 83.75 to
$4112teeper beet. t i . 1 t a ,
• Steckers-One ;year to 2 -year-old
steer400 to 700 lbs. each, are
- worth $5 to $3.50 per cwt.; off -col-
- ors and be poor breeding gealitej of
same weights are (worth $2.50 to 83
per awt.
eillelf colves-alBicle COW 8 lend sp•ring-
, ers are twerta 830 to $50 each.
I i Cleaves -Calves sold at 42 to 110
Berlin, afarch 28, -Gov. Von Patt.
keener, or the Cameroon'e, eables that
the revolt of the natives has spread
to Cross River (one of the points
marking the, boundary of. German
territory In West Africa), and has
been extended to the aritish terri-
tory in Nigeria, and that the Brit-
ish customs station at Obokiiin was
attacked on March 10. The Governor
adds that Colonel Mueller is at Gross
raver and hag the situation in band.
and sinner% alike. The ieligions Awaken-
ing spread to Rockford, to Galena and
Freeport.
Those who were turned away or who
could not leave home at an demanded to
hear the sermon-. '1 len. came one of the Columbia.
most matvelous things of the revival.' .,,,,,hee„,e e,, a ete e 00
The teleplione company placed three re. ;-"''''''" - "" - ''''a --Tbe Brt"
;elvers 3ust in front of fie pulpit, aud tian, Columbia altacoaltaat. artaaaat tcl'''
for several nights alit words of the rann- night hate London, England, that tbd
east were earried by teleplione be 18e, Chinese Government ties made a pro-
eities and totals in Illinois end Imo, Ott Position to the Ilritish Government
oee night more than 8,000 people beard to the effeet that, the Chinese Gov -
the 'sermon over the teat/Iona errtnent having agreed to restrain
A tabenmele, 104 feet spuare, holdine its" eubjects from emigrating to the
;1,000 people, wee built for the revival Traneveal, the leritisb GovernMent
Sunday Waft called evilest the protest of timid 61100 Chinesebonligration 10-
Tin belongs to De denondlia. to British Columbia. under very
streaghttoryeard conftseloa. There Is
Mr effort to cover up the family
troub1es,. and gloss over etna.tters,
and make it appear, that, atter all,
ter daughter Is "quite respectable."
II. Faith triumphing, TS. 27-80. 27.
Jesus mid -- This womanes des.
coaragements were great ;1. Her
advantagee had been small. She
was a heathen woman with bat
little means of even obtaining the
light et the Hebrew Bcriptures. 2.
At first Jesus aid not replyl to ber
reqnest, Matt. xv. 24. 3. The dis-
ciples besought Him to send ber
away. 4. When Jesus did weak He
seemed to repel ber. The gout seek -
Ina gal -cation, frequentlymeets thete
seine tests, and many become dis-
couraged by them. The Children -
The jaws. First be tilled --Theyi are
tbe favored people. "Me gospel was
' first to be offered to the Jews, and
to them our Lord's personal minis-
try on earth, was chietly restricted."
Jesus told her /Bs blessings were
for the lost of Israel, Matt. This
would have caused people with or-
dinary 'faith to bave given up the
struggle, but not Bo with thiswo-
ustian she came nowand worshipped
Him, Beijing, Lord, help ine (Matt.)
Not meet -It is not suitable - bot
tbe proper thing to do. Children's
bread -To take those blessings
that belong to tbe Jews. Unto the
dogs -This was the Severest test or
all. The Gentiles were considered by
the aewlen people a,s no better than
dogs. and Jesus onla used a terra Of
speech wbich was common; but it
must have been very' offemese to tbe
heathen. Would this woman resent
it? Would her Pride at last be stir-
red. No. She "shrmik end sbriveled"
into nothingness at Hit feet, and her
faith still held on for the desired
. blessing. t
28. Yes, Lord-"Tratle Lord,"
Matt. It le all so. The 3eWatt-, the
favored ones ottglit to he blessed
area lames / are a heathen -
onlel a Gentile dog. Yet- Now tol-
'owe (1) an answer to bie arginnent
against entertaining, her petition,
and (2) a most teaching aremal to
his clemeney. The dews .Eat of
tb cbildren's erambs -"I only aek
eiteb kindriese as the dogs of atry
family enjoy." It I ant a slog give
me at leash is doges fare.
20. For this saying -Iter faith had
triumphed. Jetta said. "0 leonine,
great is thy faith" (Mott). 'There
were several other graces that atone
bright In her; wietioni, buMility,
meekness, patience, pertseverenee In
PriiIcr; but these were tbe product
of her teeth, and therefore Christ
tioremends that, bechuge, of all
gram*, faith honors Christ most;
tlest*fore, of all graces. Christ hone
ore faith most-alensen. Devil le
gone -Now, at this very tnornent, thy
request is granted. "ThOugh our
tord'e miettion was to the lost sheer,
of Istrael, yet he alweiete bonort! Ocr-
serial faith in hintdelf, wherever
round." "Persevering faith and
prayer are next to omnipotent. 'No
per0311 Oen the. ;tray and believe
Without. receiving alt gout re-
quirete'l-elexice.
III. A man hettlel (vs. 014/). 31.
tapertiege-Leaving the "beaters" ot
Plieetleire Jesuit made elrenit tie
the lamtheast. Ile crossed the Zoe,
den sad eough.t Itectuskiti In Tata*
P011e, Itoutheast ot the Sea at Gala
fee. Onit deate-The heft -Unit
ot this man is related only by IA*.
an Impediment -lie Was net a mate,
but a. stammerer. Detteteb-Plern-
testlY entreat. Tels shows their
Halt in Chrietta *Witt. M. litiok
aetrke-Tbe man would thee be
more deeply Impressed, and a pub.
tie hestileag etrould Neese the people
to ease tossitier la greet ereterehe
Pat is floors, its....4ionris extornal
BRITISH STATION ATTACKED.
The Revolt in Cameroons Itas Now
• Extended to Nigeria.
each. or -from 44.50 to goit per cwt.
• tebeep-Prices, $3.75 to $1.25 per
cwt. for awes and bucks at 83110 ego
50. f 1
Yearling Iambe-Prieee tor grain -
fed, cleace ewes land wethers tor ex-
port. $5.40 to $3; barnyard lambs
at 15 Le $5.25.
Earring lantlau-Goed apring lambs
worth' SS .to so each. I •
illege-Straight loads of hogs, 150
to 200 lbs. in weight, were sold at
$5 to $5.15 per cwt.
pay, forty...ace miles by rail leo=
Port Arthur, the Russian rortifiee represented by the line froni the
tons of mIlltons of rabies. th,a,t are : elect to the great e.vtcnt on that of
salmi, eete the lowest Por )41001r or
1 13 tax
-
port at the "great toih
e" et tilt port to Ieberovsk and the line 'es in the form or tonligA
Letio-Tong Penhugulae ' , line from Tchita, to Sretensk, frag- warehouee °Imams, asaantractlitn
A Russian mime vats given tothe Monts (joined together by tlie .A.mur) to shipping. The ease and oheaDneoe
-
commercial city that Woe 10 be. tt of an all -Siberian route to Vladivo- of entranc,e for ships, cheap 000lle
woo the name "lealny," mettatua stok from the west. an le as ge
Ia. bor d tl 1 1 Meant coot ol
"far (WAY.", Jest- about 7,000 reaea The occupation of Mancburia. three moving goods from strips to cars
away Irani et. ,„Peter,sburg, where years ago enabled the Russians to will contribute to tale result.
tbe imperial ediet on the subject cut off the huge corner involved by It will. eonetitute the great
oe
was issued. 10 accordance with tbe ties moorhen route, and yet almost „bj,
3ct1vof atuesia's eastem
Czar's .connuand the work of Roane at the saoneyame moment destroyed the an Ice - free - harbor,
throughout the year. The OTOS. Or
in the new. city began withoat de. value of Vladivostok by giving them deep rater is Surficient to accommo-
lay. And Dalny arose on th.e ehores at last their long-eoveted ice -free
date all the shipping of China. V00-
01 the Yellow. Sea. • - port in Daiiiy. waleb is a tow mules sets drawing thirty feet can enter
it ts the smalern eltY of Aladdin north. of Port. Airthur. even at low water without difficulty
m-Mag..baDieallillin.acnea huastedlngit arus,btlibetle •otor.
Coit or V aciaostock. and w3hout requiring paols, albey
ADMISSION OF CHINESE,
e.top-0.0 to Allow lliem Into Britisb
thee tag, okistisa, earmees are eager tionditions tbrin note
simple, but. direct and deeinive„ and bit %Valet% and beating at the abrega-
pereanality eingnetie. Of daneing tion or the tire In:Mired dollar head
says: tea now, imposed by the DeitnInion
"Denting it a hugging matth set to Government.
music. Ifew long would the dance hist Tito member* of the Proviaelel
if men were eompelled dame with Government. Interviewed to-nigitt,
etteh ether1 ne fact alone proves tbal ean that tlifil Is the first time they
passion is the seat of the donee."
And theatres: "The e,verege theatre
is teeming with tin and rot toi it*
Uinta."
FRANCE WANTS HER MEN.
itesidents or Montreel Ordered for
Military Doty In the Old Land.
3fontreat, Mar& 28. --The Woe De-
partment of France boat notified a
number of aerneer itente Proece
jourt;e3kr'? wwitehnelii Jet,
1Waidlet°wstr4eetesitYanl Delay. But ie a few; years' time wilt then have the adtvantage of
decks, protected by breakwa.ters
Very few' atlases as yet . mark
aladivostock, with its great rail- against the rougbest sea, where their
beeeteifel told spacious public ineld-
e0s0i0d,enucueds. aIwtaltes way elation and raw new wharves ca,rgoes can be transferred to cars
and warehouses, houses and streets, sts..nding on the waarves, and wben
iallai,nopauuladtiloirnitoaftesor
tee railroad is completed shipped 0, -
the ecanIng of 1,1100,000 more in
the next decade. its construction, geography books, and Delay- el
will be relegated to Lite pages of 000 mem to St. Petersburg, without
-4e, further handling.
with the outlay for the ispiendiu Ter" port -will have thrust itself Tel
system of clocks and jetties among the fulera. and' the point,s eration or Ali Religions.
aud liaraor 'imarovements, has of anxiety of the world. . DalnY is to be a free port in a
meant an expenditure of almost It Ls the entering ot such an ap- broader 'tans° than is implied by its
most al00,000,000 to the Russian pearance on the part of Pausal. exemption from custom dues. Individ-
government. It is to be tiler commer- among the pow,ers of the east' as
- uals of all eationalities may acquire
mat harbor of rort Arthur, to not the presence of 100 warships ., .
and hold lead on the game terms and
, SIVA parc.c pate in the municipal goy -
which lt stands in the relation of a could have- effected. Germany's eminent. The city is to be managed
suburb. Port Artaur Itself is to be emailed 'let" expedition was but
a sort of prolabited city, the citadel the petulant ,scream at a. child coin- bY A council elected by the ratepay-
ers, of weigh, two members must be
and stronghold from evbich foreign- pared wath ibis eudden and silent Russians and not more than two
eyea of Japanese spies studying the , treme orient., ,
era bave been excluded, the pryin
rangement whica lesuros represen-
g entaance ueon the stage of the ex- may be Sa.panevo or Chinese, an ar-
fortifications and plans of defense And Russia, knows its importance tation to tiny large foreign element,
being deemed specially, undesirable wen epough. ,There Is no hurry while it a,t the same time prevents
Japaneset-Ruselaa war. • . twelve Meese villages that oecupied
in view, ol the eminent danger of a '
neighboring, national:it:a Delay will
about Diane,. Irtiree years ago the (lamination by either of the two
its site at Talien-Wao were swept be the only place under Rassian eon -
World's Most, Itemarkable City.
away and the governor's house and trol, save the . Russian autlities,
It is lmoila an exaggeration to the church bult. Then the streets whence no resident may be deported.
say taat Daley le the most re.- were marked put for a city 01.100.- Alt gorernments wal be invited to me
morkable city! In tbe world. It is the 000 and the roadways were made. tablab consula,tes and land will be
pueedox ot cities. Its growth is tone Hard, smooth ways or cement and aesigned to those governments w,hich
traro to all natural la -w-2 of a eters macadam, curbed with granite and do so in a convenient locality.
growth. Still it is not a eita that planted wlith tree.s, they as yet de- At the paint where the nteeets in -
was built in is night. It is the Tar Unlit rectangular patellae of raw tersect wat be churches of the var-
eastern terminus of the great trans- Manchurian veldt, grassiess, gritty atm deeominatio,ns-o,rttbodox. Pro-
aberlan and trans -Manchurian rail- and gray, and they end with' a sucl- testant, Catholic nodi all others --
road, connecting the Chinese Empire doziness that takes one's breath there will be no favor, a free hand.
direct with at. Petersburg, Parls, away. Then the houses begin to rise. to all.
Berlin, Vienna. Rome and London.
Much Like Suburb.
But neltb,er the great railroad nor
AWAITING THE JAPS.
4
a J. MAGUIRE
REA, ESTATE, INSURANCE AND
LOAN AGENT, CONVEYANCING
Collection of itento and Amounts S. Spootaltri
ASSIGNEE. ACCOUNTANT. 1!
Onice-In Vanstone Block.
epee l3atui•day evenings, 7 to a 1
this wonderful city] Was built In a This is the extraordinary part oi
eight. Both were constructed un- pains,. The whole of Siberia'. build .a
The River at New-Chwaig Now Pram -
der tremendous difficulties. And ings- churches, houses, huts and .
the extraordinary fact is that this hovels -wore probably built at less caly Opened.
Russian railwaje with Deeny and than hall the cost of Delray, It is no New-Chwang cable: A southerly
Mookden, tend.Port Arthur and Hex- town Hike lrleutsk-flat, a capital of wind lias set in and the ice is breaking
'in and New-elm:1'1g, bas been built ehanties, one -storied and 'wooden. up rabidly. The river is alreadily open
and made possible mai by the labor Here the bouces, three -storied
of the Chinese themselves. It was the stone and be:0k, red and blue, rise, as far up as the fort. Two junks have
entered and are unloading at the railway
myriad host of °Meese coolies, work, each one 'detached in its own lit- station. They are the that arrivals. Tile
Mg under hundreds of Russian areht- tle inelosure, each one with an
teas, engineers and overseers, that iron railing to the street, for all residents fear that Japanese warships
may come next. The river however, will
supplied the labor wiach construct- tbel world like a New York suburb. be full of loose ice for some days, and
ed not Deafly alone, but the great Tho architecture here is a _mixture free. navigation will be hardly possible
ticontinental railroad and all the of Margate and Manch.uria, the roofs before the end of the moth. The Rua -
cities; outposts and strongbolds in being of the characteristic upeurv- sians have taken advantage of the late
the long chain or 'steel -Tail commun.
opening of the river to strengthen their
ication that pule a girdle around tintegehtYeaPeen°01. oCillitnra rwiditalel_po'a ledirAabogoN.lie
position considertibly. Thee evidently do
hall the world. that a twelve -foot flaw gable, be- not intend to abandon thaplam without
Russia's great railroad, the world of hallo -lie little attempts. at ornamen- taw
Despite beternational jealousiee ot low spring blinds., sashes and vil- resistance. They are supposed to heve
lite -inch in
and eighteen field
civilization and commerce am, It- tation. in imitation stone. 'Half the guns mounted an the fort, Six siege guns
joiced that the railroad and Datay
are at the Russian railway terminus. The
have been built and that the far Imams are einoty, but still Russia
goee on leading. foreign settlement lies between the fort
eastern coast of the 'Pacific ocean Tbere is ao doubt as to Russia's and the Russian eailway lineaand 'will
has been brought nearly in point of earnektnees. Inimense docks are be- he most exposed in the event of an. at -
time a month nearer to Europe. . lug addiege,to by the building bt decks tack. Hence the anxiety of foreigners.
This trans -Siberian railway was a
tremendous step towards bridging still grilliter. Dalna is to Port Ar- Th decision to withdraw the neutral
the gap between the west acid the thur evleat Cape Teten is to Sinions- 1,tvha lee 1 '
ups causes consternation among
,
town, and yet tbere are few In the em The recent protest forwarded to
east, but It was comparatively use -
leas until the ala.achurian section east who understand that from un- 1 British - t Pekin
Its fol.
kn n Dalno tbe Influence of Res- t le Ministerte n e,33 . ,. 1
lowed to -day by a meetur• of the alas i
was completed. It wa.s neceseary to Oa will flow seaward and goothward. ., . 0 „
have a large commercial town as a . residents, at winch a. new petition ras
A mudd,yi road, dried in rute, bor-
terminua, and ei. D3 Witte conceived framed, protesting., against the with,
A. DULMAGE I
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT,
CONVEYANCING. •MONEY TO LOAN
on Town and Vann FroportY.
AsSIoNgE. ACCOUNTANT.
OPPICIL-In the Kent Blook.
Reddenee-Catherine
THOS. HOLMES
DANSE% BTO. .;
- Marriage aiceniee isteuele No witnesses,'
required.
money 4g large amounts; smaller in pro/
portico, Easiest terms.
BUJOARD BOWIES !
BARMSTER Liv. Somme, 470., WC. I
Onieee-eext to Holum Mock now bundinse
dered on each side with double roma
the tremendous ilea, of building one. drawal of the British. wershiy spiegle.
of acacia, slim leads for a mile from
out on Daley is the result.
oinbecoetaeaat ibtasy.silentBeisntdrseettos look
ke lo ge'etemaiated, as the woek of mac-
dock to the first houses' of the
cit Alt ready is change of grade The petition embodied a resolution, which
"the danger to the lives and. property of
was unammotisly adopted, pointing Out
West, is the Gulf Ireao-Tong, a,nd to
the southwest is -the 'Gulf of Pe- - adamizIng the highway has pro -
eased, and the infant acacias are fort g ,
the British at New-Chwang during the
hcomin hostilities and also the in-
Cliee-Lee, across which the Tien- growl
ovitable loss of prestige that will be
Tein steamers run. (When China ar ng on morende and terraces.
caused by the withdrawal of the Hspio
.1
MISS SARA L MOOR$
Teacher of Piano and Theory
leased Port Arthur and the Leao- The Cemmercial Part at lawn. gle."
The comniercial city adjoining the 11 is believed that if the Russians
anteed that TalieneWan should be a
harbor ie adnerablyi had 'out- on abandon New-Chwang and the warships
Iran port. Delay is tbe tits* on Ta-
le, land and paper. ante liners of the leave, there will be much violence and
Ile"Van bay which is t0 00 taa streets are Indicated, the rows of looting by the Chinese, and help cannot
free port in Ru.ssitto territory.
acacias are there, the shrub e in the be summoned, because the railway and
All Modem Inirrovements. public garden are growing beauti- telegraphs will certainly be mt. The
fully, ut only is very few of the other foreigners share the anxiety of the
From the start M. De Mete made
1/3it th m =bents of the eat British. It is understood that France will
every possible arrangement for the
rrn metroepolls, the terminal take over the protection of liussian pri-
personai comfort and business sure
eels ot Dalny's inhabitants. Streets, meatisrietet for i all .alsia aand Siberia, vate interests in the event of a Japan,
ete invesion. The French flag, is likely to
drainage, and electrie wires were tale base o netrisen.
smene.rcbante are net yet goat over tae Russian: Administration
down, electric lighte and telephone's
tortuneis in Dabay. Only buildings, wall the objet of Saving
were 1n/stalled; parks, gardens, elec- amaisising
Iris trains, inuniciPal buildings, hos- the neceesariee and sinipie coentno- them from falling alto the enemy's hands
pItals, schools, prisons, docks, and &ties are eatable in Dens a*nd, in such a. contingency. There is every ex
-
peace were provided before a eingte wanted or net wanted, the inert peetation that the Lino Valley will soon
lot of land was offered to the pub- chante bave betaken themeelvea and betome a great battlefield.
lie for purchase. The original esti- their costly goods, their luxuries and
mate of the huge work woe noneesentials, down to Port Arthur,
000,000, tied it has been exeeeded where money Mete contracts are let,
AFTER EIGHTEEN YEA .S
azid officialdom gathera around the . •
Tong peninshia. to Russia she guar -
MISS CARRIE MOORE
Teacher of Violin and Guitar,
Rooms -4n Stone Block, Whigham. '
MISS DELLA SP.A.RLING
A T. C. M. "
Teaeher of 'Piano, Them and eletcher
Music Method, simplex and Kindergarten. ,
Pupils prepared for Conservatory exam.
Inetions.
long since.
That Daley will be peopled and will eastern viceroy. This leavea the ------------------ rt ,ong claims 1110
fiourZsb Is eertale As anything mina ground plan of the eomniereial city . . 1
Newfoundland larlite.
done can be. Its barber is lee tree, an oppen and well -ventilated space,
a great teeter for eliceees in North and tee breed barber read that one 'Halifax, Rafe': f.,"8., --,A. romantic
China. NeereChwang, the only other foliates teemed the administrative ,s.,,t, ..qg tn, st lengthy. 000rtoony oe.
Manehuriee port, as aroten fest for city is bordered for a vast etretch """'"
eltrrcd at Glace Bay yesterday wlea
Mere than tour month% in tbe year. with lcev, one -storey. mud, log or Frederak It. Streng, the millionaire
re:mesh Dauer da ea rra0 port; It Is Chlheea laDiae00, 41... I.., Ty. 111" netle owner of eolith Afr:en return -
the -teradier oi tee railroad, and it dowel give only, ale ..ettet wilieadOil .ed, "I d etailnest as Ion htthie mins
poetesses ail the eonsaniences of a a tbe weeds for sale within...build- ettelle It- Newhook, of the Newfound-
molera city. Inge intended to defend the inmottis
,, Ifted Village of Zit's Cove, to whom
Ilerchante wile eett13-there have from the arctic -edged lrinn" he hteame engaged eightee i years
• . I `e * h read to fear, as if and weather of the winter rather Age. 'racy were then a plain tout: -
have heard of the better, bet that Daley were an ordinary newly Tortzfd than from the &northing, dry heat try lad and Ines of seventeen awl
to them it appears 'absolutely pre- settlenzent. liadiating from the , Of animater. 1 , fifteen ,years respentively. Strong
1
posterous. The queettion is ati lute muticipil building% are new avenue's All signs are In Rushton, but the Lett toe the annudinn wee. went
pert:a, not a Dominion or a Pro- caMed atter the vallous natlene. gay red and vrhite Japanese flag inte the Klotelike at the early str ke
'chicle ote. Tee 1.14nIsters say that and at the end of each avenue will mark.' where a colony of photo- and made half a raillkert dollars,
graphers, barbere and 'dealers in Leaving liztweent City he Went to
fee emelt interferenee with the Chi- be a national thatch.
South Afrie,e, Invested in mincs, and.
kind Is eentemplated by this royal!
returned to ,ratin Cove to claim his
/10 never forgot the pretty maiden
try el be a:aerated, but they dld (weed by the eivil nod not by the lel hostilitiee and itiereasng iirA't
nese iteraigratton laws of the coun. The City has been and will be gov- japenese bedities ablit.. D3apitcs p.a.?:
Is new worths two millien.
ont believe that anything ot the rnilltarY authorities. ft nentle now Pros/t)nts. palmy swarme with Reap
at leist cid home, and a tow days nIto
no prophetic eye to vec at Dalny, Japinene trailers, and certain trades
Otocernmene. the trains from ilknicorn
allta 8ti aro
wil°11Y Iii thelr illtilds. 11"19 bride. Min Neer beek Wall then at
.. Peterishrirg. carrying passengers railroad camp in this dletrItt has
from all over the world, running its Japanese barbere Mel pleategra- Glace tizzy, C.11., And there. letrong
eillitary daty Oat ot tint* who re.
new teeiling la. tide country tO Te-
ri ta their respeetwe eletilets fier entil. Lest year two hundred new build- ; eergers and goodti having tO
Mee were treeted. Port Williten't pm* transferred only a fowl yards from ge la' 4.1 r sal el'
The growth of loft Arthur in phenotn- - aspen, Amerika end Australia. pas- ge . sr
elle alteleer 1.5 but 0
I lifra strong toil toenorroVe tor Calle
a d- laSt nighty the elergynzan reee.ving
'e di* IA die- a tee tip la the thousands. Mr. and
rtived such orders i.4 a man nestled geese ell gee heteue, train to steamer or vies vetea. The Oftleittignarter,
lluebeeleY, all oraP1-10, or tire* ............................ Tho lee -boatel Itussaln empire, like A hilige aerose the te.leand track lic""1. ' . -
errt"hPeedle'ralliCeCt4.1 elsprmeeeterelitntrel'itt: 17itletnn! °Tier relate," there ore ttettz men Mil it huge Plant In the dark has sant rowels the cotursercl%1 with the ad- Many 4 matt has refrattlel froze
terrine 40 restila In tanada,
ALEX. KELLY
Auctioneer for Huron County
I have secured an Auctioneer's license foe
Huron county, and am prepared, to condeot
mles at reasonable rates.
tales arrangea,at the Adyaur Ofttera
ALaX, KaLLy, Wineha,m P.0,
ELLINGTON MUTUAL
FIRE ES. CO.
Established 180).
Head °ince GUELPH, ONT.
Rieke taken on etiolating of tameable pro
serty on the cash or pitimium note system.
JAMES Gowns, ruennsere
Prose/eat, , Secretary.
JOHN RITCHIE,
.4.GENT.
WINGHAM ONT
The Other Port Arthur. r, and the barber Miselans sullenly
alongside the steamers from China. ber, bmtened and the wed ng teok place
tto: et disregarding the offer, prs• Aide," eels the eYnicel *-Pinsttsco cis
Oat & cr r to this one *peek of mitilitrative town, the letter a well marrying from dretel of being 'known
Inman* the men at* latrahal." light that* talua etdd thontOt th611114 out, tOstPloilY bidlt little seution as Urn. Solind-So's latamtd.
,DICKINSON & 110LMES
.Barristars, Solicitors, etc.
Office: Meyer Block Wingliam.
a Dleldneon 11II11107 Holmes
p VANSTONE
4.1-• EiARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
Money to loan at loweetrates. Office
,BBATER mom
1-95. WINGRABI.
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER AND .SOLICITOR,
MONEY TO. :tgati.
Office :-Morton Block, Winghs.m
DR. AGNEW
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
ACCOUCHEUR.
Office :-Upstairs in the Macdonald
Block.
Night calls answered at office.
RS CHISHOLI & CHISIIOLM
PHYSICIANS - SURGEONS • ETC.
Josephine Street:. ' Wingham
T P. KENNEDY, m.o.,
• Member of the British Medical
Assoleatioat
COLD MEDALLIST IN MEDICINE.
Special attentioLgatiLtaseases of women
Ormos Houisse-ltoipana Teleran.
W. T. Holloway
D.D.S., LD.S.
eleathiate of Royal
College of Dental
Surgeons of Ter.
Osta, and Honor
Greduate of Dent-
in Dep'e of Toron-
to University.
Latest improved methods in an branches a
Dentistry.Primoderate, Satisfactiot
trattranteodme . tar °Moe in Beaver Block. .
•
ARTIII1R J. IRWIN i
Dane ;
Doctor of Dental Surgerrof the r er•
nsylvania College and Lieentiete ol
Dental Surgery of Ontario.
Ointio over Post Ofecti-WINGBA.M
0.6,11.sekkiliaildwiampom.
WINGIMILSON
McLAN
Alikindstarouithand dressed.,
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
APPLE BARRELS.
Hard and Soft Slabs, also a
large quantity or dry bard.
wood for sale, delivered. i
Telephone Orders Promptly
attended to.
McLean ea Son!