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Mr, 7Sax-
me,u, and
of the
Registrar •fn
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dkprs there, is oltly a light rnqufry
p ides NO not riuPlably altpr'od
Y. g
35 to Exportlin011an all at ft Oln
,row. Pupowes a y b
per lb,
Grain-f4a 4arlin "s are wcalar at
4 to 4 c per ll%,
"l3arnyardH" aro tvoxtix Mean 8
to lie per ib., nod axe not wanted,'
73aeke are worth "�' ttl 30 •pp#' Il?,
50 itns lig lambs are worth from $`2.•+
t $4 eaclx•
Calves •a1•o aricllamed at from SI.
to ,$$ peat Good v0ail are ill
steady }request.
No nllange 1n milch paws; good
onus arp wanted,
The bust price far "elugols" is 7c
pot' ]b; tlaiok fat and light hogs are
g g
North (3§c per Ib,
!logs to recall the top price must
be of primo quality, and scale not
below 100 nor above 200 lbs,
, Shippers per cwt. .,.54.50 $5.25
r
Butcher, choice, do, . 4.26 4,5(1
Butcher', mrd. to good 8. 10 4.00
Butcher, inf11i0r.. , 2,75 8.25
Stockers, per cwt, '. , 8.00 3.25
per cwt, 8.50 4.00
Export bulls,alone.
Sheep and Lambs.
Choice ewes, per cwt, 3.50 9.75
Yearlings, grain -fed, 4.00 4,50
Lambs, baz'nyards,ewt'. 8.75 4,21At
Dia, spring, each,,, 2.50 4,00
Bucks per cwt. . 2.60 3.00
Ailllcera and Calves,
Cows, each.. ;,,20.00 46.00
Calves, each 2,00 10.00
7Sogs•
phpico hogs, cwt..,._ 6,60 7.00
'Light liogs, per cwt._ 6,25 6.50
TIoavy hogs, per cwt_ 6.25 6.50
Stagse; per cwt.•.,:..,_ 0.00 2.00
JHE Kr
THE `J
,•-.•-.
Interesting
Country,
States,
' Condensed
Iteadir�,
f1
Ottawa
population
An anti
formed
Hull, brought
Prohibition
o0ectivo
Thomas
Deazy as
)3, p,
Hamilton
65,50 a to,
It was 54.18
Si. Fobn,
m nt a14
duck im t1tat
Monlxeat
510,000 to
Duekpss
The Duke
and York
at pageant
Lawrence.
During
acres of
have been
and other
The f6gtlres
9i more vessels
to the 1st
doting that
Mr. Ewart,
Works Department
leave about
'land to visit
purpose
inconnection
in connection
Ottawa branch.
The new
°ivies Department
money ardent',
or the
Up to $5,
15e; 575,
ehae,ge hoe
compote
Anew
with cheap
announced
H' A. Wilder
backed up
and who
.generated
cessie.,
a
paid at an
icer came
bed the
and claimed
ey for debt.
ed as to
in the civil
not. •
(a
St is reported
Hilt year
Gene7ral
tembe is
tcmber and
°Ount:Cy,
BY a veto
of Commons
779,000
mounts.
A. convention
ant farm°re
!oboe, in favor
of land.
Lord James
teem Scotch
dewed ad
English
tllo age
two years
and the
higher.
Iu London
for
for the
as the motive
It was only
cession that
the Guild
confer the
Lord nitlner
Add Stakes
the �n$lish
naunoement
its of the
\Vindsar, a
custom is noticeable
of the usual
dux" was oaoferred
b the toga
Y yal
i 1 iJNITEII
An Annapolis
a junior was
liansas City
saloons
Pere
Metal the
their forty
John Stevenson,
-employe
must stand
Thepass
Victor, greato1
been sold to
000.
Mrs, Louisa
while riding
her,
Pres.id'ent
resigned
years' fight
ear '
Mx. Ba1'bour,
minister,
as "'indpticata,"
servers
Mra. 73011ti,
General,
j reenntably
of
Sir John
, at1V0, 1hal
purchased
for the
had a
personal
has
Tho col ,
deS
of
Baker 23
RI 1.1
1
-
s—
LATEST
y�� w^.
THE
•
Items Ayotet
Cheat Britain
and Au !'art
and. Assorte(l.
' CANAJyA.'
eemeus gives
of (8108,
-consumption
ill Hamilton,
from Sudbury,
is said
in Prince Edward
Watson suoeee.ds
chief of polies
City Council
for grate
last,
N,B„ is seeking
liar the construction
city,
City Council
entertain the
of Cornwall and
and Duchess
will be greeted
while en route
thepast three
land in Winnipeg
sold to'Slnnesota,
United State(
at Montreal
visited
of June the
period last
architect
at
the 92nd
the Royal
or gutting some
with the
rates adopted
for
payable
United States,
8c ; 510, 6e;
35e, and alW,
been made
with the express
scheme to supply
power and
by 11ti, James
& Co., who
by New York
claims the
by the compressed
civil servant
Ottawa bank
in behind
money as it left
that he seized
The case
whether the money
servant's
GREAT BRITAIN.
that the
will b 4 irregular.
Booth', of the
coming to America
will make
of 159 to
voted the
for transports
Of folly
of Ulster,
of the compulsor
Hereford,
coal masters
that wages
census returns
at marriage
more than it
tendency is
the district
Charles T.
introduction
power of
after considerable
the Common
73x11, London,
freedom of
of Cape Towne
court cireuInr's
of His 11i:ajeaty's
0
AinmlMan
'graceful departure
in
intimation that
upon
reception.
STATES.
cadet caught
dismissed,
Police Board
on Sunday.
Marquette Railroad
wireless telegraph
boat lutes.
For threatening
who would
trial at New,
Portland
sticportoc[
Londoners for
Canfield,
a bicycle, with
dropped
aped dead
and trustees of
their pinces
i ht crrnoerning
a Columbus,
styled modern
Y
and
of aivalldom.
wife of
has arrived
to t7;V
peace uccrptnblo
Blundell
doll '!Wale,
es that •ll011
horses on
South
plan whereby
profits,
promised en
tp
Jn130 weather
years
Cream.
NUTSIIELL
o
OVER
V YE1\e
pats Own
the llnited
t
sof the Glebe,
for Easy
the .Capital a
league Is be
g
appeared
to bo Proving
Island,
Thomas
at Viotaxia,
18 paying
coal this year,
9
Govern-
of a dry
bat Noted
Duke and
fork
of Cornwall
with a nave
up the St.
'months 75,000
district
Dakota
farmers.
show that
that port up
Year than
yeas.
of the Public
Ottawa, will
inst. for Eng-
hint, for te
new ideas
plans for the
by the Post-
the Hale of
either in Can-
is as follows:
580, 10e • 550,
80o. Thi
necessary to
companies,
Montreal
pure water is
Wilder of
says he is
capitalists,
power will bee-
air pro-
was being
a sheri0 s
him and grab-
the teller,
the mon-
will be argu-
was ever
possession or
(
British crus
p
Salvation
in Sep-
a tour of the
60, the house
sum of X17;
and re -condition
thousand tan-
passed a reso-
Y sale
arbiter be-
and men,
musE be re-
show that
is now about
was in 1876,
still togo
railway
S o7lces' plan
of electricity
the road.
die-
Council at
agreed to
the city on
an-
recce-
dole atee, at
from
the omission
an "hon-
Lha PJsitora
i
hazing
g g
refuses to
will
system
g a
not alaike
York• lege
react)
d to have C1'aasea
521,000,-
of Chicago,
her baby
from heart ly
Monmouth SL1*37
to end 17x.
the man fns
Ohio, Bap-
evening
g
censured
rho fuulous,
!u in -
g
and secure
to the 1051',
Conner - erection
orfieele
1110 8011- 14
the
African caul out
they made
The Gov- acre!
enquiry, been.
for A breakwater
accorded cent/
Oanga'e.gatioutal .Council at Carinnsll,1.T7g
I. daplaxHd Professgr )'Tcrz'ox# guiily
y t in'dCsprtizig hla
Of nneh,r t;uln Cond t)Jlnrohr
free t, and rd the Idaallatae Sttleken
,I Plea ant Matgan',1 lalegt move to
a op'#ioio oto of the coal and poke
nOtnppaii#i.es along the Ianatvalza and
Pdielzi ial Railway a11'd Cha OJ1io Cel}-
�"
ta'a1 and llookin'g Valley 1'aale,
Governor Gaga, or California, that
offe>rod a reward if 65,000 for the are
rest and oonvietln of the a
p rthe jve
pllerated in the ',smelling of the five
men at Lookout, )1 ode° County, .1i'.ri_
day b L. y'
Insane
1 th7Oug11 reading dime neve
els, Leroy Grope of Toledo shot hie
sister, strangled his brother, fired a'
barn and shot himself, thou ran iu
the baro and was burned to Meath.
Adel Gt)naral
William Curtis' the
12ucpxd-Herald, finds great prosperity.
in the. eouth'e ' states, the people have
lnl Hak
g h an off their apathy and talc-
up the Wyk of developing t71e en-
ommolzsly rich resources, of thole cowl-
teas, I'' , GENERAL.
5tiri 'e
• k trouble/5 and rides are spread.
mg m various Porta of Spain.
Manila, United States Gov -ern-
hent oontraetors are on trial for
fraud,
6evpnt y pexuins were burned to
loath in a fire at Tehuantepec,
ioo,
five fishing
aflshllugtxnxiQeiaoTcaland�waters have
been missingfor two months,
A bill it in the trench Chamber
of Deputies to asran'ge for better
cable competition with English lines,
Three Italian warships have gaup
to Prevesa, Adriatic Sea, on account
of the abuse of Italian subjects by
the Tuxkss
A lax'ge and iandortant tract of
asphalt bas been discovered in the
Leland of Salangcl, off the Coast of
B'cua.dor.
The Royal eaterpot. the largest
tvarehoaeo is Antwerp, hoe been de-
s 0,000 by fire, aausfng a loss of 50,-
000,000 eny X10,000,00,
Germany holds the European re-
cord for education, 7,750,000 Pu-
oils attend her 70,000 schools, 00
wlucll she spends near! five millions
a year,. Y
despatch from St. Peterain O says
the Russian casuelt'y list in China
incl¢ ' thetltE+t
81 °fitoara and 682 non kills orh1103
died
of tvoundS.
Lobster fishing is poor off the Mag-
Onion Islands, but good at Anticosti;
cod Ilhere is alcove the average
dant athere and mackerel is ¢bun-
dant the islands.
EVIL 013 iiA 1
Talk and Con?�,JaLI}ial
s0ntial to PrP )
iat
At a time like the
the marrying ¢goof -tl
of Lilo xlliddlo' classes
and more postponed
1115 °1_, bacliploragm a
ly Une 'Tilt) notko o
man, .It is llo. god
woman to .live alone,
heel, well Haid. that f.
be successful a man >
angel or devil, Thi
!!naps, mainly to the
of isolation, and w
have now no concern.
There are certain
u
ltelcever, tVhich aro
among the d3saavantt
ill London lUiw s, a yc
rising, perhaps, but
enough risen, lean a
or journalist who will
of the most trying ft
ieci life is to I
alone, And a premati
1s the only thing that
to his medical man,'
fete happil dis used it
ear dine aloud Pland not
nor too mucic nor too
the majority
j y it is d:
average man puts his
paper befolo ]Lim and 1
will
LENGTHEN OUT T
with due deliberation
little with, and more
courses. He will ju
Wena enough to help;
to iuterfeze with, diger
he will e
accompaniment tel which.
people conversation gi
This is your soli(
idea. In reality he bec
ed to what he is reads
ly finding his Whop col
es It 1n a few mouthft
rinds that be is hungr
no attention to the In
fltngs aside, lie rushes
food as fast as Possil
into his armchair and
man mu Ti either
Per durst digest at a
Per due and easy in
should be slowly taken
should net be intensely
ing the process. Ev
violent bodily ex
iustt•
ion after a meal. and
tion is equally so.
Wise people do not et
loo or. just after dinner,
tion of after-dinner s
convince any one that 7
neither endure themsel
cite ft their hearers as
tellectueal effort.
In fact, the expeller
less generations, from
dian of the woods to t
ed diners of a modern p
petuated the lesson t
should not eat alone, nc
at this time, but shout
talked to while he feed
plc do not thIuk mac
talk, and tensing is
comp uument of
EATING AND D
How does it fore wi
solitary women of to -d
we know, than Nei
but aifferen ly, Alone
man mayy
general! bo 4
rate to take food encu
pose, of course, that he
With e woman it is diff
more emotional, mora
and less inclined to ren
Necessities of existeuc
the woman doomed to
often as not does not
has not sufficient
man gets it because 1
practise it too often i
Wo• rst of all, Perhaps
of the solitary ool..
rinds of small flats +11
are tkouss.nds of would
their solitary masters
These women, wh.r,a
tion is 1,o prepare rue
find it impossible to ex
to talcs, food .
fectfoners m e said to g:
prentices a free run a[
the shop for the fit
knowing that, it will e
appetite afterwards, 'so
who are n;wmys occupied
and preparing food gr
it for themselves,
duller from dyspepsia,
if somebpJ else inane(
y
then. -fora (,reek, allow
p7 c
take molls no
It loess no moralist
evils of arinesa. '
',tallness.
man is a gregarious ani
Cally and intellectually
cod to companionship.
not good to eat to
It is a sad fact of our b:
they hold hundreds of
mon who in the day a
and at night too lonely
profit, much less with -
'
1''jeeS Of Cattle:, tlheeSe, Grata, &e
,-.
.. Leading Alav*et3e'
ypr��pq .�pp*p�!.
Q, 4,.•1 9d
Died at Toronto General Hospital
- - •rt eq•�- •r±
of Appendicitis„ � �VAP.��7'N
Toronto, June �.$•^�'1'llpat--•`!,'110
sellout market 0o itillUCs quiet, with
the fooling" irregular, sates aro
reported' of No. 2 white and red
wlntai' at 660, micialp and low
f1•ade)!s, alit. GSe, icidie and (vest,
Nq ,� brooeo is ltOxll1na1 at 04 to
64.'ze, middle freights, nand No, 1
ypliug at GJc, on mamma. Mani-
tuba hard wheat dull, Na. 3. white
at 8flo grindingin transit. No, 3
quoted at 870, g.i,t„ duel N. 8 hard
,
at 78c. I''or Toronto ani! west
prices of No., '1 harm aro 87c, and of
No.ing
2, 84e,
Millfeod—Tho Market; is firm With-
out clean ge in ries. Bean,
p o zKa t, in pal
lots,'51:1.50 to' 513.50 west; shorts,
$1 .8 to $14 west.
porn—Alazrlcet steady,with Cana
diau yellow offering aLt 11e west,
with a sale at '405e, Mixed quoted
at 400 west, Yellow, on track, 40o,
Ryp—rl'he market is dull ,with
prices nominal at 49e middle, and
GOc engt.
Buckwheat—Prices nominal, with
very little offering.
Peas—Market is firm, with few of-
forings. No, 2 quoted at 68c oast,
I3arrloy—Marltet i.s cjuiet, withprlces
nominally unchanged. No rail lots
olTor3ng,
Oats—The market is quiet, with
prices unchanged. Sales of No. 2
at 80c, high freight for export,
while 83.c is quoted to local millers.
No. 1 quoted at 315t middle freight,
Flour—The market is (lull. Millets
quote strong bakers at 52,70, in
buyers' covers for export, and ship-
pees quote 90 per cent. patents at
52,60 middle freight. For allied nt
in bbls. to Lower Provinces }8.15
and strongcibakers', 53.00 to 54. °
q anitoba patents, 54.25,
Oatmeal—Market unchanged, Oar
lots at 53.65 in bags, and, at 58.75
in wood; small lots 20c extra,
DAIRY MARKETS.
Rutter—Supplies aro
prices steady, with deedeg for fresh,
small rolls mid tubs. Pouud rolls
job at 15c to 17c; large rolls, 14e to
35c; choice tubs, 14 to 16c; inferior
10 to 12c; boxes, 18 to
'Sac, and rolls, 10 to 20c,
Eggs—Receipts arc fair and prices
unchanged at 11c per dozen in largo
Tots, and at 11.1• to 12c for case lots,
No, 2 chips, 8t to 8c•
Cheese—Market, quiet. Full cream,
September, Sit to 10c; do., new, Oc
to Bac•
DRESSED HOGS AND FRONTS-
IONS'
D•ressed hogs in limited supply, and
pricesWhile
. 11 m nio products is 59, Sas ro small
Bacon, longclear, loose, In car lots,
10c; in case lots, 101 to 10}c. Short
cut pork, 520 to $20.50; heavy mess
pork, $18 to 518.50; shoulder moss,
516'
Smoked Meats—Hams, heavy, 12d�;
medium, 115e to c; 'ba light, 14c. Rolls;
shoulders 11o�acks, 14c to 15c, and
La1c1—Pails, 11,o; tubs, 105c; tier-
ccs, 1050,
STREET MARKET,
Toronto, Juno 18.-Followin in
the range of g
g quotations;
Wheat, whitet
.5 0 705 50 71u
Wheat, rod . a y 0 705 ' 0 71
Wheat, goose e 0 64 0 645
Wheat, springy , 0 69 0 70
Peas 0 66 0 00
a' 8 a
Barley e a s 3 , e• 0 42 044
1R,Vo . s e 1 , s _ . 0 51 0 00
Oats ..........0 87 0 375
Hay, choice, per to',12 00 13 00
ITay, mixed, per ton.10 00 11 00
Straw, porgson y , , 8 500 9 00
Dressed ho , 8 25
Butter, in Mb. rolls , 0 15 0 20
Butter, creamery ., a 0 18 0 21
Chickens, per pair A a 0 .65 0 80
do spring , .3 i,• 1 00 1 25
Eggs, per doz. , ,. , q, 0 12 0 14
Potatoes, par bag0 50 0 60
Apples, choice, bl. e 4 00 5 00
a
Beef, forequarters , a 4 50 6 00
Beef,' hindquarters , 9 00 10 00
Beef, carcase .e a r a 7 00 7 50
Beef, medium .. , a r 5 50 6 50
Lamb, yearling. 8 00 9 50
jambs 8 50 5 00
Springutton . . , y a r • 5 00 6 50
Veal, choicer . , •.. 7 50 8 50
Buffalo, June 18.—Flqur; 250 low-
en quiet. Wheat—Spring dull and
lower; No, 1 Northern, old, 78c; do
new, 755c, in carloads; No. 1 Nor-
bier., new, c.i,f„ 74c; winter, un-
changed; No. 2 red, No. 1 white and
mixed, 73o on track; state wheat
held higher. Corn—Quiet and easy;
new billing No. 2 yellOw,,455o; No.
$ do., 4411c; No, 2 corn, 445c; No,
3 do., 44c. Oats -7)1111 and weak;
No. 2 white; 82ac; No. 8 do., 31?4e;
Nd. 2 mixed., 80c; No. 3 do., 281,e;
new billing. Harley—store, quoted
r
at 56 to 58c, for fair to choice, Rye
—Dull and weak; No. 1, on track,y
5Sc; do., .in store, 57,,c asked, Canal
and weak,
Chicago, Junp 1$-1Vhoat a�*ain
yielded to favorable cropconditions
to -clay, and July closed a to Sc low- in
en July corn placed to emus yes-
final price, July oats Ile
and ],revisions floe a shade
to Sac above. ssheep
Toledo, jute 1$. - Cloverseed --
Cash, prime, 56.`50; October, 55.325.
Milwaukee, Wis., June 18.—Barley clustriea,
—No, 3, 56c; sample, 40 to 54e,
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,
Toronto, June 18. -Receipts at the
western tattle market, this morning
were over seventy rarloadq of live
including 1,328 cattle, 1,100 °f
800 sheep and lambs, 100
and 15 mach cotes. ticulturu
There is n0 change in hogs, which
steady at current quotations. has
Small stuff is inclined to be a of
yearlings, sects
Walker, especially (i()fi
Choice export cattle is steady at I00
4$ to Gjc per 11).; 13ght ship-
are worth from 45 to 41c pox• sects
Thpro was n smeadY cloma,lc1 to- pn
fat• the boat cattle, and all of it 717ntcs,
Ott'1 13,2DD
ytinent
Good to choice butcher cattle sola grapes
well at from 4 to 4 or lb„ with
p
more for choice lots, Per in-
grade the oncjutry was algw
woalcen3t7g prl . •• lightning
Fol' export brills, tsodoi's, and pale
A despatch Isom Toronto says:-
'q1• almost tt week Ml', 'Tardy hats
Iain between life and death, follow-
big .upon a31 operation for append!-
Biles porlormod early Sunday morn-
ing of last week. I•Io bad been per-
tett] asnselous Burin the
Y g greater
part Of the time, and has borne los
sufferings with the greatest fortitude
and cheerfulness, There had boon
several rail os in bis Condition, and
inSmallpox
the early part of last week there:
was even a faint hope of recovery,
but this was quieltly overcast, Ona
Thursday Mr. !lardy dank rapidly,
and was unconscious for some time
Wore the end, which camp at 10;08,
The 00080 of death was given as
paralysis of the heart, following' up_
on the operation.
Mr, Hardy tuns born December 14,
1837; Called to the bar 1$65; created
Queen's Counsel 1876;' first returned
o Parliament in April, 1873; enter-
ed the 'Mowat Government as Pro-
vineial Secretary and Registrar
vinroll 1877; became Commissioner
of Crown Lands in January,
1888; became Premier of On-
Laiio, July : JBG; retired October 18,
1899.
der. On one occasion
briefs, civil and criminal,
size. During the years
when Ile was elected to
taro atter a Jteen contest
8..1. Ilowklns, to 1877,
torod ,the Government,
continued hi practice, but
11p seldom ai>Paarud in
hardly be doubted, ud •'ill
Y i b
PhpnOmpnal 50 MSS as
which he lead achieved
yg
theer b r t , that had he
would not only
cuie(1 a grouter 31 anaial
hie label than ho Ola as
but ho would have
731a1co, Osler and McCarthy
loader of the bar.
On October 18, 1899,
was forced by ill -health
8'0711 the Proiniorship,.
bald since the ratiremoni
ver Mowat in July, 1896,
dy loft public lite a poor
icceptod the office of Clerk
Prdapss and Surrogate
Osgoode Hall;
FROM THE DING'S
Presentation .of ilIotlals
Veterans at Horse
A despatch from London
London seldom had a finer
than was witnessed on
Guards parade Wednesday
to three presented
c] al
p Lt's in t'bo South ,African
Patigll, 'The great, square
with Guards, drawn from
Sous regiments.
In the cents. Of the
Dull the cootie
Oafs groundtpd
an Indian tent, with silver
poles. In the spaces between
dais and St. James'creamery,A
drawn up three thousand
men of the Guards, Household
airy and City Imperial
aIj of whom had served
paign, The Admiralty,
Guards, and other official
fronting the parade were
aced with !lags. The Lord
Frank Green, attended
end the members of
Moorish Embassy, in
costumes were interested
Promptly at 11 o'clock
in ahold-lnarsllal's lutifmm,
Queen, Princess Victoria,
luumbers of the Royal
rived and took up places
and the ceremony began,
cipients of the medals in
marcher! est the Ding,
decoration from. his Majesty,
and passed on,
Lora Roberts came first,
by Lord 'Milner, while
came crowds of morals
officers, whose names have
familiar owing Lo the war,
Ian ITanulton, aud a host
Among the members
Roberts' South African
received the medal was
Duke Of Marlborough,
'The precession s a
most incongruous. The
the Guards, Lance's, hussars,
Highlanders, to dazzling
groups of solemnly gal•beci
frock torts (doctors who
at
eign (half
g
were also groups of time -expired
in civilian clothing, policemen,
wounded soldiers, limping
hospital clothes,
The ceremony last'03 nearly
hours, the Queen standing
Icing throughout,
HAND.
to African
Guards.
says;-
spectacle
the Horse
morning;
came
was linea
the ver-
was a
byIl
cox%tel'
the
park were
officers and
Caw-
Volunteers,
in the cam
Horse
buildings
au decor-
Mayor,
in State,
the special
spe tators�
the Bing,
clic
dna other
family, ar-:
on the dais
The re-
along lino
recluse! elle
saluted
followed
behind them
Lula lesser
become
Buller,
of others,
o4 Lord
stats' elle
Captain, the
whole was
ofikers of
and
uniforms;
men in
had served
mdozerher..
men
and
along in
three
beside the
SEA.
and is
win
of a
sea were
the Alaori_
(Cap-
p € p
from Port
mate of
lens mor-
and the
whole
of the
during
feared
vessel, was
process to
Illmself
be cap-
P
cute! frChicaghte—T,
the China-
cooped by
tcrrlay's
lower,
lower
Leader incolored
says 1—A.
lead-
in the
ay,stid
the ru- stock,
hogs,
strength calves,
to bo 17,-
are
the Gov-
p11 with shade
in g'cn-
public from
pots
contest bo lb.
Tho da
ill the Sold
the 'Trans-
Colony,i•a
gen little
to 200 .fierier
unlimbered. at
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THE LATE 11112, HARDY.
—.�—
MANY r1UIYICIEAN" PEOPLE,
—
hundreds of Cases of Leprosy, in
the United States.
According to scientific investiga-
tions directed from Washington for
several months, there are at least
275 cases of leprosy in the United
States, That number have been re-
ported, but it is thought
g negro probable
that the real number is nearer a
thousand, For various reasons
diseasephysicianshave cases of this
many
any instances fail or re-
fuse to report them. But the !tum-
ber reported is sufficiently large to
occasion some alarm. Seventy-four
of the known cases are in New Or-
leans, chiefly among the Italian pop-
ulation, There are twenty-three in
Minnesota, mostly among Scandid
navians in the rural settlements.
There aro fifteen oases in North Dal-
kota, and two in South Dakota,
among the same people. . So far as
has been ascertained, there are none
in Michigan or Indiana; Chicago has
five cases, New York six, Boston
n The figures nolo compiling repro-
dent a great deal of careful work. A
circular was sent from Washington
t° every city •and country physfclan,
every health offiicer, every responsible
head of a hospital in the country. It
called for volunteer information
covei'•ing cases of leprosy fu the cpm-
munity in question; tltp name of the
leprous person, the sex, age, social
coniition, place of residence—
whether town or country—and. name
of attending physicianIn all, 8,000
pli skehavetethus far been received
from only 2,000 of them, Thereg
may be several times 275 cases in
le 6,000 districts from which thus
far no replies have come.
It
It is the intention of those who
are compiling the figures to make a
Teport to Congress, including such
recommendations a5 ma seem war_
ranted. One recommendation will
bo for the erection of two large Gov -tion
pl'nlaent hospitals for lepers, one in
the south and the other in the
north, Eminentcommitting
different times been oaxnmit-
tees of Congress in the interest of
the erection of leper hospitals, but
nothing came Of these Visits, the
Government, having no reliable data
covering the prevalence of the cll-
sense. Next winter; however, with
full information on the subject, it is
believed that ,.pongress wall ant
promptly,
It is noteworthy that nearly all
the 275 reported victims aro foreign-
ors. Ella' Scandinavians seem peen!-
laxly susceptible to the disease. They
ether !lad it when they landed iu
America, or contracted it soon after
landing, Every one of the cases in
•Lite Dakotas and Minnesota is in the
country, rather remote oven from
small towns. The disease seems to
be 'sitreadiiig most rapidly in Louis-
lana, and for several years there has
been agitation there in favor of or-
foctiva public supervision and con-
trot of ail leprous patients, either by
the State or by Lh0 Federal Govern-
dent.
o
r
THE HARDY FAMILY.
Tho Hardy family, according to
he traditions preserved, were Otrig-
amity west country Scots, who fol-
owed the blue and silver banner of
he Covenanters. During the "1111-
times" they found a refuge from
ursocution, lie many others, in the
of Ireland, where there was a
trona. Scotch colony. Almost, a
enttu•y later Captain John Hardy
aft clic Trish home of the family and
catled in the colon of Pennsylvania
est before the outbreak of the re
war. He was a Loyal-
at, and when the fortune of war
against the Crown he deter-
to remove to Canada. With
!m camp Alexander Hardy, grand-
other of the ex premier, then a boy.
or ft century, therefore, Mr. Har-
y's ancestors have been residents of
On his mother's side his
nceatrY also is of Loyalist stock.
maternal great -great -grand-
taller was Thomas Sturgis, who in
502 came from Pennsylvania and
paled near Mount Pleasant, whoa
rant was still a wilderness, peopled
day by the Indians of the Six Na-
who came M
'.ons. (The Ilaf settlement after the
of the war, received a.greet of
from the Government near
uecns3on Heights, and their home
as an hospital on the historic day
t Brocic's death. Mr, Russell Hardy,
of the ex -premier was born in
p
rant. County in 1812, leis, father
wing removed there shortly after
battle of Recension. Russell
was a merchant and
at Mount Pleasant, and
lerp in 1837, on December 14, rho.
ay ellen Sir Altars MatNaLb's cot
tin marched through the village to
'tack the forst) of "rebels" gathered
Scotland, his son Arthur was
There was a largo family, mid
store, although 'commodious,
arcely afforded room enough for
unbrill In of six girls and four
g g g'
A FARMER'S SON.
The store was exchanged for a
Th and the future premier got his
training there. 73o went to
hoof at Mount Pleasant, with boys
ce George Bryce, afterwards punct-
SI of Manitoba College, and One of
auada`s great Presbyterian divines.
ion he eased through Rockwood
cademy and began the study of lacy
the office of his uncle, H, A. Ear-
of Brantford, and latae in To-
nto, with the firm of the late Chief
ustico Harrison, of which Wiry
lamas Hodgins, 1l,. C., the present
aster ht-Ordiniuy) was also at the
mo a member. It is intorasi.3ng to
that Mr, ITodgins was subse-
,y for several years nlr. liar
desk mato in the Legislature,
r. Hardy passed as a solicitor in
61, Ills ilrst.taste of political
teas on the coliuni.ttees of Hon,
verge B own in Toronto during hie
admit, days, Ha kept up gills in- er,
rest on Itis return to Brea -ford -to to
actiso, but fora time it seemed as there
the attl'actiolis of lacy were
conger than those of politics. He
terocl the lists against holt, 17. 13. in
cod, the leadingcounsel of the 000
n11t district, and beat 11111 In some
110L15 Cases, matchingwith bis
mor and exact knowledge of (110
its the more ponderous eloquencewhich,
p
his rival,
TRIUMPHS AT 'J'IIE 13AR,
he Met Ilill al's -Cameron,�
y
Doles Caameron, the maims, Il, 13,
le', Thomas Moss and others of
C most famous j)tCad01`S..Of mhi. f)11-
ba,'. His l'Cptttation in west -
t. Ontario (vas gra ti, to between orally
65 and 1877 he defended no tees
Sixl.eell mamas accused of num-
MOTHER AND JUN,
--
Prominent Montreal People Shot
and iiilled.
A despatch from Montreal says: A
terrible tragedy was enacted at the
residence of Mrs. A. M. Redpath, at
1065 Sherbrooke street on Thursday
evening. About six o'clock revolver
shots were heard proceeding from
M. Rpdpath's room, and when the
servants rushed in they found Mrs.
Rea nth and her _ ord
Redpath, in a poolkng blood onthet01'
floor, with a smoking revolver be
ttveen them. Mrs. Redpath died al-
most immediately, and youngRed-
path was removed in an unconscious
to the Royal Victoria Hos-
pita', where he died at 12 o'clock.
p
The affair 3s shrouded in consider-
able mystery, and it is xtot yet
known wheth r Wire. Redpath shot
her son or the son the mother, 0*
whether the boy wt as shot in at-
tempting to prevent itis mother from
suicide.
elf:. Red Pa th, who was a woman
the 4a years of agest d , belonged to one of
ilies in pMontreall.oa Sh t f Iry sable fad-
p the win-
ow of John J. Redpath, a son if the
founder of the Redpath buildings of
McGill University, and she lived with
her two sons in a fashionable h0usa
on Sherbrooke street.
Mrs. Redpath had been subject for
some Yeats to attacks of nervbus>
and melancholia, and it is presumed
that during one of these spells this
evening she attempted to take her
Own life and that her son was shot
while .attempting' to prevent her cone-
mining the deed. Tho family is re -use
ticent about the affair, 'Mc lays-
tory may bo cleared up at the in -
quest, although since both victims
are dead the circumstances attend-
lug the tragedy may ever rsmaiu un-
revealed.
Clifford Redpath, the son, was a
bright
glt yomi'g fellow, of 24 years, and
had just graduated in law in McGill
University.
TRAGEDY OF THE
--
Chinese Cook Murders Mate,
Then Killed by Steam.
A despatch from Honolulu,
San Francisco, says:—'Details
sensational tragedy at
brought 1st, Sunday ,by
can schooner J. A. Campbell
Lain A. L. Smith),
Blakely
Y with lumber, The
the vessel, Adam Iluber,
dered by the Chinese cook,
latter, after terrorizingthe
crow by holding possession
all° for nearly 21 hours,
which it was every moment
he would sot fire to the
subjected to a steaming
liring flim out,: but he shot
rather than conic forth and
tetrad. When the crew finally
ed the galley they found
man's body literally
steam.
•
A SUBSTITUTE FOR IVOOL,
Artificial wool made from turf fib- close
pays is now employed at Dusseldorf, .The
Garmaaly, for manufneturing cloth,
bandages, !lata, rugs, and so forth, on
g g'
Tell years have elapsed since the first
attempts to make turf WOoi, noel It fellow
is averred that recent inlprovenlents
the processes have resulted in the
a. , . tion of 1l, soft fibrous material,
cultic!! eau be spun s readily as
s wool, and which, besides pose
essing excellent absorbent proper-
Cess, is capable of being bleached and
for use in various textile ill- before
falltere.
••-- -®'
T College
ECO>\OMIC VALUE OP 1311105. two
It is averred that the destruction agement.
birds in Prance has produced dis-
aStl'owi effects upon a ri01111,n1'C, hOr- tint
p g
and the gra.po industry, in dress
ho Depnrtmetlt of ZIerattlt alone, ft PunOh
been calculated, the destruction
birds ta6ctls3x1mCd t0 Iratl !!poll 171- Beer
costs a lnaa of more than 2,-
(lei! gallons land,
' gal ons of wine every veaar, t.arnts
me birds consults about 1100 in- 13nnrs,
oath doily, and a single insert
ting species, Monsieur Lovett esti-
may be the 3110005 of Savin t
grains of wheat and 1,1G(g1 elle
per 'day,
paigll
----.tee—a- largo
eminent
Great damn p h'as bean d
tllill. g one by hail
of gGOr ,nYtl;ny, Clbt?l'Htg 171 various period
at
SMALLPDX AT LA PRAIRIE
_
Rata Increased So as Co Be a Serious
Menace.
A despatch
t tch from ndontreal says:—
Smallpox has broken out in the vii-
of Laprairie, on the 51:• Law-
near Montreal, and has in-
to such n.n extent that it is
a severe luauaco to the sullouuding
municipalities. Cdaos have already
a�Pparod in SL. Constance and St,
Phillipe which coil be traced direct_
to this source. The municipality
y
has been lax in adopting the neves-
measures of precaution, and
Beaudxy, one of the provincial
ectors is now in
P charge.
--•-ems --- - '
,
CANADA'S WATERWAYS.
-- suggested
lifC
Mr. Schreiber Convinced That There
is a 14 Foot Channel. thought
- aptl.Cle
A despatch. from Ottawa. says:— Sible.
Schreiber, tae )ut Aliltist: I
1 Y c7 of
Railways, after his recent careful in- forms
of the
J he St. Lawrelco en:nais intpllsest
works, said tuna satisfied that a degroes
-foot 11LLVmation exiaLCd through- .
the system,
y gin
IJl4'SsrA. .1. T, Davis, r7[ Montreal,
Roger miller, of Ingorsoil, have
awarded t110 contract for the
tet Parry S011nd, Phoir. rro7il
1(1(1 riCO is .131 (110 7701)114y of 3.852
MICROBES PROM TI31
Is . possible for any
tuns to a Pronx one 9
other? Scientists now s
not only peeslble, but
living tl'Catul'e5 have aC
ed this world from other
dreds of muttons Of
Every yea! 3uuulrods of
tar called star -dust are
the called The slur -dos
small mef.e°ric fr¢g'ul
Maus y hn hulling throe
til they have been drawn
planet, like iron -filing
magnet, Many years
g y `
that the lots
ha.ctel lar-m3g93i'. I
btnug11 in this way,
that the int
t: pill cl have 711at
laxlenmette teeth
ow " I t
t (ter, hn.t•a Shown thl
of life aro able to
told. Tempera
bolow• tom ucl, l
e1' •°eve •/ e to sucl7 (l
to multiply again
Wooed In fltwtlrtl7lp Cond
O
NO PEACE NEGOTIATIONS,
-
Statement by Government
British Hou of COM/tons.
A despatch from London
S, Balfour, the Government
answering a questions
House of Commons on Thursd
was no foundation for
moors afloat of peace negotiations
with tate Boers, The Door
the field was estimated
man. '
Mr, Balfour added that
CL'I)lnpllt 1itLt1 u0 inf01'111aLi
at any rate
oral outlines, the,
was not already acquainted,
Thu Yva, was 110 longer a
80500! lal•go o1• anizect bndiea.
Boor forces were scattered
Oi•Itnge 'River Colony and
Vaal and parts Uf (110 pap0
+
811011' crmnla11dooa were small,
consisting of from 100
men. The largest !mewl!
about 600y
2,753 (Ona o4 gale! aro
Ii}nglislt nnines, c
ounces of gold
0,03°,
INN'(' AY,.Q3f41,,
Ship Are VO"
Digestion.
present, when
10 average m1111
is being more
the physical
On10 increasing-
P the medical
d for lean or
Indeed, it has
(1' solitude -t0
!lust by 014110r
Tide refers, . Im-
moral .aspects
ith these the
physical ills,•
not the least
,yes of ',moll -
many a plerlc
nag' barrister,
not yet far.
business 11100'
say that one
natures of Oils
nave to eat
ire dyspepsia
;ver takes hint
'here are some
dividuals who
eat too fast,
little. With
f[eront, The
novel or his
Milks that he
1178 11TEA.L
by reading a
between, the
st employ hitt
and too little
tion, In fact,
gentle mental
with happier
gyes to a meal.
dig's excellent
com0s eug'1•oss-
ng till sudden -
he demolish -
tis; or else he
Y and paying
oak, wluol he
through his
Ile, to plunge
literature af-
ease the lonely
disadvantage.
ltrition food
and thexnind
exercised Our- .
Cly one knows
ereise is bad
mental exer-
en argue dui':
and observe -
Pooches will
Host' speakers
wes 110r - ex-
ly severe -hi-
nee of count -
the red Tee -
he white -shirt
arty, leas per)
hat a man
or think much
d talk and be
Meta Most peo-
h ellen they
a natural a0-
RINKING..
tit the many
ay? No bet -
111 the men,
or not a
rusted at any
gh. (We sup -
can get
Brent. She is
imaginative,
lite the gross
e, Therefore,;
dine alone as
dine at all.;
practice; a
lis functions
1 the wrong
, is the case
In the my -
London there
n "doing" for
°r mistresses,:
main occupa-
d for others,
.joy, 011 even
. As con -
we their rep -
the stock of
et few days,
ffcttually cure
the women
with buying
ow unable to
These people
whish is cured
;es their kit-
ing them to
paring them.
t0 declare the
fan and we -
mal. Physi-
we improve
ertainly it is
drink alone.
g cities abet
men and wo-
rn too busy
to feed with
any pleasure.
11 STARS.,
living 01•ea-
lanet to me -
ay that it is
that minute
act reach -
worlds him -
miles awave
to115 of mat-
eta/toted to
C consists of
cuts, which
gh space un-
toward our
s toward a
ago it was
est form of
I: ' been
but it was
cnee cold of
le ii, inlpos-
1 11gnid air,
at the lower
survive the
a tura of 300
int kill them
,Id, they be -
1 n5 Soon, as
Wens,
dug yearly
li'd produce
, valued"at '