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The Tay canal, connecting the town of I’erth with the Ridenu canal, has been opened. The ninety days’ quarantine for cattle has *been extended to Manitoba and the North- ‘West Territories. HOME. Sir“ J obn Macdonald is expected to take. a trip to the Maritime Provinces shortly. The Toronto board of Trade, for the first time in its history, recently expelled a. mem- ber for violmbion of the cons ituti m. New freight and passenger rates, making reductims of from 50 to 90 per cent, have Ibeen put in force on the Pacific divirsiou of rthe Canadian Pacific railway. It is understood that Lieutenant-Governor Manson has consented not to press his re- signation for the present. No co xfirxnation of the reports of discon- tent among the Indians around Selkirk, N.\V.T., has been received by the Indian Department. iThe sub-contracts for the construction of the Red River Valley railway have been awarded and work is in full swing. Three sisters of charity have arrived at Winnipeg from Montreal, and will go west to Lac La. Riche, a. distant Hudson bay pow. The Dominion Government is considering the advisability of sending a. commissioner to Japan and China. to report on the best method of promoting Canadian trade in those connnries. Owing to the extraordinary crop pros- »necbs throughout the Province of Manitoba. there has been such a great demand for ag- ricultural implements tlut every dealer in M’innipeg has completely (1 out. J“ LL; -__J:4.:_.. -t LL- Mr. Chapleuu, while in Paris, will, it is said, endeavour to bring about an extension of the commercial relations between France and the Dominion. It is stated that the militia authorities view with favour the experiments carried out this year by difierent corps with the view of organizing companies of bicyclists. Sir Alexander Campbell, Limit-Governor of Ontario, will visit Newfoundland on the 20th inst, and will also make an extended trip through the Lower Provinces this summer. Salmon river, Skeena. and other northern points in British Columbia. are booming and a full pack is expected. The first shipment went East, Saturday. The Alaska. canneries are in a similar condition. Considerable dissatisfaction is expressed at Victoria, B. (3., with the extra. dollar duty on crude opium. It will have a tend- ency to prevent smuggling of tne article into the United States. While in British Columbia, Mr. McLelau, the Postmaster-General, will endeavour to make a. new contract for carrying the mails between Victoria. and San Francisco. \Vhile a. laborer named Lemieux was en- gagei in arranging grass plots around the local Legislature grounds, Quebec, he dug up the skeleton of a. child, which has been handei over to the coroner. It is understood that the Dominion Gov- vernment will shortly distribute to the North West Mounted Police who served in the recent rebellion medals similar to those distributed to the volunteers. Two promgnenb members of the Montreal police force have been suspended, pending an investigation into serious charges against them. It is probable the Whole force will be reorganized, and that a. new chief will be appointed. An ihvestigation into thé‘gonditiou of the ‘gystey aud_lob§ter fisheries of the Maritime __, , Provmces has been commenced by the Do- minion Government. The commissioners are now taking evxdence in Prince Edward Island. It is stated that the Manitoba. Government has sufficient funds to carry on work on the Red River Valley railway for three months without negotiating the bonds, which will not be disposed of until advantageous terms have been secured. The Q'Iebec Government, it is announced, has received from the Ontario Government the 54.4 of $100,000, on account of the sum owed to that province on the Common school fund division. The balance will be submitted to arbitration. The city of Port Huron is endeavoring to compel the Grand Trunk railway to remove its elevator, warehouses and stockyards to that place from Point Edward, to give Americans the benefits of handling American products now enjoyed by Canadians. The Militia Department at Ottawa has re» ceived Col. Turnbill‘s report on the recent fire in the Citadel in Quebec. It is under- stood that the report attributes the fire to accident, and attaches no blame to any of the men employed about the stables. A reward of £15 sterlling is offered by the captain of the “ Canada ” for the recov- ery of the bodies of the three midshipmen drowned in Bedford Basin, Halifax, on Sun- day. Young Jenkinson was a son of the late head of the Irish Criminal Investigation Department. Forty miles of the Red River Valley railway have been graded, and the sub contractors are expected to commence work this morning. The City of Winnipeg has agreed to issue debentures to the extent of a quarter million dollars, or more if neces- sary, for the purchase of bonds for the road. It has been discovered that Chinese hold- ing bogus certificates have been allowed to enter British Columbia on payment of $15. The tax law provides for twelve months im- prisonment or $500 fine. Mr. Shakespeare, M. P., has formulated a charge against Col- lector Joseph Desermo. It is stated in Winnipeg, with regard to the alleged threat of the Dominion Govern- ment to refuse Customs facilities to the Red RiverValleyrailway,thatassuch “plications‘ must come from the Northern E. ufic, the Government Would not dare to refuse it for fear of incurring tne danger of correspond- ing privileges to Canadian railways being withdrawn by the Unizud States. v A despatch from G ficn, P. ..'., saysl Sergt.-Major Lake, L»: .x’orthwea:J Eight cadets who have completed their full course at the Royal Military College have been granted diplomas, two of the number having accepted commissions in the Imperial service. The twenty six candiâ€" dates who passed the entrance examina- tions have been ordered to be admitted as cadets. fiHE WEEKS NEWS. - Mounted police, now in camp at Golden, suicided Saturday morning by shooting him- self. He complained of asevere attack of neuralgia. and retired at night as usual. Esrly in the morning one of his comrades heard a pistol shot. He got up and Went into the sergeant's tent and found him dead, the bullet having passed through the front part of his head, entered the right temple and came out on the left. Alex. Guay found the body of a girl about 19 years of age, about 4 feet 6 inch- es tall, near the Grand Trunk depot, Levis, on Saturday. She had blonde hair and wore a. navy blue flannel dress, dark bodice and yellow stripped underskirt black stockings and laced shoes. Near the body was found a. reticule in which were three keys, a. pencil and four white packet hand- kerchiefs. The body was removed to the morgue at the Paluis, and an inquest was The deputy sheriff of Ottawa. has seized $4715 in the hands of the Bank of Com- merce on behalf of the Dominion Express company. Five thousand dollars shipped hy express from Ottawa. to the Carleton Place agency of the Bank of Ottawa. over six weeks ago was stolen in an unknown manner. The express company promptly settled with the bank. Shortly afterwards the money was discovered, but the finder refused to give it up, holding out for a higher reward. He deposited the package in the bank of Commerce, and the express company finally decided upon the seizure, which was carried out. held: Grape rot is reported all through the Piedmont section of Virginia, and the crop is virtually destroyed. The attbrneys of Maxwell, the murderer of Preller, have abandoned his case and he will doubtless be hanged on August 26. Aflood at Thompson Falls, Idaho, car- ried away waggons, teams and a freight train. It is feared & number of lives were lost. Mrs. Craig and her niece, Allie Phillips, were caught midway on a. high trestle near Dalton, Tenni. the other morning, and kill- ed by a. train. A movement for the exclusion of French- Canadians from the Michigan lumber camps, under the provisions of the Alien Labour law, is in process in East Saginaw. Jefferson Davis in several important in- terviews among other thing, charges that the Federal Government conspired during the late war to have him assassinated. 0. J. Helm, station agent on the R. W. & O. railway at Pierrepont Manor, N. Y., was instantly killed by being caught be- tween the bumpers of freight cars at that place. The financial condition of Sagamon Coun~ ty, 111., is very bad. The county has been robbed of thousands of dollars by the pre- sent sheriff and his five predecessors, who will be sued for recovery of the money. By a premature explosion of giant powder on the Carolina Railroad in Lancaster Coun- ty, S. C., on Saturday, one white man and eight negroes were instantly killed. Their bodies were mangled in a. shocking manner. John Bankheads, wife and three children, of Cophelika, Ala.., While sitting on the ver- andah of their house, Monday, five miles from the city, Were struck by lightning. Two of the children died and the other child and the mother can hardly recover. The explorers of the Lake Superior com- pany on Friday last, near lshpemiug, Mich, found an eight inch vein of quartzite carry- ing free gold in immense quantities. The ore was taken to Chicago and assayed. It was found to be fabulously rich in the pre- cious metal. \Vhen the quartz is broken the gold will hold together. The people of the northern part of Sussex county, New Jersey, and of Unionville and Pine Island in Middleton county_I N. Y” are undergoing another torment from the mosquito plague. 1n the fields they rise in clouds, filling the eyes, ears, mouth and nostrils, rendering breathing difficult. The cause of the pest is unexplained, but it is supposed that the insects all bred along the Waltkill river and Black creek and were carried by the high winds to higher grounds. FOREIGN. It is reported that cholera has broken out in Sardinia. The Queen has donated £1,000 to the Im- perial Institute. V The persistent drought all over Europe is hzwing a very damaging effect upon the crops. All the men on furlough in Southern Russxa. have' been ordered to rejoin their regiments. A number of tenants have been tried and acquitted by juries, at Limerick, for assault- ing and scalding the police. it is stated in St. Petersburg that Turkey has approved the election of Prince Fer- dinand as King of Bulgaria. The German Government press does not cease warning investors against the uncer- tainty of Russian securities. The London Times denies that the Marquis of Londonderry intends to resign the office of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. The Sultan persists in his refusal to sign the Egyptian convention, notwithstanding that both Germany and Italy advise him to ratify it. Lord Lyons, the British Ambassador at Paris, recently laid the foundation stone of the Victoria chapel, in honour of the Queen’s Jubilee. A unpowder magazine exploded at Mas‘ sows. . Seven Italian soldiers were killed and fifteen severely and thirty slightly wounded. Lieut. Young, of the Surrey regiment, has been sentenced to eight months’ im- prisonment for abducting a girl seventeen years of age. Two and a. half million Whitefish eggs have been placed in fresh water lakes of New Zealand. Nearly half of them hatched and are doing well. A cablegram from London says the Queen appeared to be quite feeble and much de- pressed in spirits while at Lord Salisbury’s garden party lately. It is stated Mr. Kilbride, who accom- anied Mr. \Villiam O‘Brien during his sandian tour, Wm or: nominated to fill the vacant seat for Carlow VYhen Gen. Boulange; reached Clement Ferrand he was welcom. 'i at: the station by hundreds of people win; prvlanged saggy of “ Vive Boulanger.” AMERICAN. A telegram from Brussels says that the recent reports that ex-Empress Cm‘lotta. was recovering are unfortunately false. All hopes of her restoration to sanity are aban- doned. The Sheikhs and tribes who were captured by the expedition sent out from Suekim no avenge Stewart's murder in April have been sentenced to terms of imprisonment ranging from seven to three years at hard labor and to be flogged. M. Rouvier, the French Prime Minister, states that Gen. Boulanger was removed from his political surroundings because he was concerned in the illegel manifestations on the occasion of the recent election of the deputy for the Deparment of the Seine. A madman the othe day attacked a. party of men making hay in a. field near Rmthfri- land, county Down, Ireland. The lunatic was armed with a. bill hook, and he killed four men and Wounded two. He then fled, 11111 when calt .red was standing up to his chin in the water of a. neighboring lake. The Russian newspapers unanimously disapprove of the election of Prince Ferdin- and to the Bulgarian throne. They all pro- nounce the choice of him by the Sohi‘anjve the result of intrigue, and urge the Powers to recall their representatives from Sofia». The ‘Nome Vremyu says Russia in no case will allow Prince Ferdinand to go to Sofia, and adds that; if he arrives there with an Austrian escort Russia will tell Austria to keep her hands off. The Episcopalians are about to build a great cathedral in New York city, upon which they propose to expend $5,000,000 or $6,000,000. The redemption of American trade dollars to date amounts to about $7,000,000 and Treasury officials think that few more are outstanding. The receipts of the United States post~of- fice department for the fourth quarter fiscal year were $12,444,641, and the expenditures $13,029,380. Sydney, Australia, boasts 3180,000-cand1e electric light which throws it rays tifty miles out to sea. One of 24,000 candles, at San Jose, 08.1., is the biggest in this country. SIX car loads of postal cards recently ar- rived in Chicago. The gross weight of the shipment is about seventy-three tons. The cards, 25,000,000 all told, came in packages containing all the way from 500 to 25,000 cards each. This goose story we give for what it is worth : “ The annual consumption of feathers in America. for bedding purposes amounts to 3,000,000 pounds. To furnish this 3,000,000 healthy geese must give up their feathers in a. year.” Methuselah was contemporary with Adam some 243 years, and also with Shem some 98 years, Shem also was contemporary with Isaac some 50 veurs, so that during this period of some 2,100 years between Adam and Isaac, Adam could have told the story of Eden to Methuselah, and Methus- elah to Shem, and Shem to Isaac. Latest statistics place the number of sheep in the World at 517,000,000,distribut- ed as follows : South America, 100,000 ; Australia and New Zealand, 77,000,000 ; Europe, 212,000,000; Africa, 25,040,000; Asia, 60,000,000 ; United States, 45,00J,000 ; Canada, 3,000,000 ; all others, 5,00),0.0. The annual wool yield in the United States is placed at six pounds per head. Max Well is the richest Jew in New York, his figure being estimated at $8,000,- 000. Following him are forty other mil- lionaires of the same race. The Hebrew capital in the Cotton Exchange is over 556,- 000,000, and of city real estate they hold at least $100,000,000. An estimate of the an- nual transactions of the wholesale trade of New York done by Hebrews puts the fig- ures at $263,000,000. Whenever your Stomach or Bowels get one of 01- (let' causing Biliouaness, Dyspepsia. or Indigestion, ‘ end their attendant evils, take at once a dose of Dr. ‘KJHOHB Stomach Bitters. Best family medicine, I All Dmggists, 60 cents. A book recently published in the United States traces the territorial growth of that country during the past 100 years. During that time, it appears, about 2,750,000 square miles of territory have been acquired by purchase and annexation, at a. cost, not counting the expense of wa.r, of $52,000,000. This is a small figure, but it is to be remem- bered that many of the purchases were of territories, such as California, Arizona, Texas, etc,, Which would probably, in course oft me, have been annmed without purchase. THE OIL WEALTH or PENNSYLVANIA. â€"As a basis of work for those who love to revel in amazing figures we may state that statistics show that 53,000 wells have been drilled in Pennsylvania and New York since the dis- covery of petroleum at a cost of $200,000,- 000. These wells have produced 310,000,- 000 barrels of oil, which was sold at the the wells for $500,000,000. This represent- ed a. profit to the producer of $300,000,000. The amount of oil exported is placed at 6,231,102,923 gallons. In the pool in \Vash- ington County alone $3,200,000 have been expended in machinery and drilling. This does not include the many millions that are represented therein the natural gas industry. Independent of the oil business there are about $50,000,000 invested in natural gas plants in Pennsylvania. These are majestic figures, and serve to show the magnitude of the oil and gas business. People who are subject to bad breamh, foul coated tongue, or any disorder of the Stomach, can M: once be relieved by using Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters. the old and tried remedy. Ask your Drugglsh. Hiawatha, Kas., has ayoung lady who watches over 15,000 silk worms. LADIES Who are Weak, Nervous and Exhausted: who feel themselves losing Strength; who are pale, delicate and sickly in appearance, suflering from the many complaints peculiar to womenâ€"send for and read M. V. LUBON’S Treatise in BOOK roan on the Diseases of Women. Mailed sealed and secure from observation on receipt of 60. in stamps, UNSEALED FREE. Address, Bl. V. LUBON, 47 Wellington St. East, Toronto. Ont. YOUNG MEN snflerlng from the efleots of early evu habits. the result 0! ignorance and folly, who find themselves week, nervous and exhausted; also Mn)- Dbl-AGED and 01m Mun who are broken down from the eflecte of ebuse or over-work, end in advanced Ute feel the consequences of youthful excess, send {or and sun M. V. Lubon'e Treatise on Diseeeee of Men. The book will be sent sealed to any address on recel t 0! two 30. stamps. Address M. V. LUBON, 47 We 3- ton St. E. Toronto Ont It is estimated that 50,000 trees have been planted in Nebraska. by female hands during the past three years. The number of marriageable widows in Massachusetts, according to the recent cen- sus of a matrimonial agency, is 65,000. STATISTICS. AGENTS and Uwvusnuwanwd,flnle or Female. whole or spare time. on salary or commis- sion. Industrial Union 0113. .A., 45 Arcade. Toronto. Awnings! tail. at. the Cun- nnn) GOLD MEDAL Tm MANUFACI'ORY, 70 King St. West, Toronto. NATIONAL MANUFACTUR'G 00. 03Il’0llNl) ()XYGEVâ€"THE CONSEILVATOR at health. the enemy of disease; hmls the Lungs, lie-builds the Broken Down Constitution of young and old Home trmtme 2, sufficient (or two Inontlw, Inhaler and all complete, sent, by express to: 5514?. Moved my office from 73 King West to 41 King Eas’. MRS. C. STIDMAN FXEROE. Four years essahlisned in Toronto. 3‘2 Otfice Treatments for 518 Sand for circular. UH U % kirms ; Clothes I \\‘rin;:ers. ten kinds; Washing Machines, ‘2 kinds. Carpet Sweepers, Meat Choppers, Trucks, and other sundries. HAMILTON INDUBTRIAL Worms 00., Hamilton, Canada St ad for articles wanted, or Illustrated Catalogue 7 V, ,, . 77 J i ’ ’ MaLllglt’S. three CHURNSWWW“ l Wrimzerfi, be“ Dairy Salt, Salllng during wmter from Portland eve Thun- day and Halifax every Saturdsny to leerpoo , and 1: summer from Quebec every Saturday to Liverpool, calling at Londnnderry to land malls and pnasengen for Smtland and Ireland; also from Baltlmore, vlu Hallhx and St. John’s, N.F., to Liverpool iortnlghll} durlnr summer months. The steamers of the Cl“ gow llnea sail durig winter to and from Rollin Portland, Boston an Philadelphia; and during sum mer between Glaazow and Montreal weekly; Glasgov and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Phllndelphl: lortnlghtly: Allan Line Royal Mg.11__ Speamsyjpa FOR. BUTTER, ETC. EW Importations.â€"â€"»Higgins' Eureka, Washing- ton and Ashton Brands, in large or small sacks. Also Rigeis Canadian Salt. Wrige for‘prices. STOCKMEN, give this valuable pre- ' paration a. fair triaL 11: operates romptly and efiectually in destroying cks and other vermin pests, as well H “h as in eradicating all aflections of the ' ' ‘skin to which Sheep are subject. Sold in Tms at 35c., 700. and 81. A 35c. ’h‘n will clean 20 Sheep or 35 Lambs. HUGH MILLER 55 Co.. Toronto. all... FARMERS l NINE GGLD MEDALS _-â€"_1 23 ADELAUDE 31’. E.. TORONTO. All classes of fine work. Mfrs. of Printen' m; Binge and Metal Fumimxo. Sand for prions, The E. & GZ‘GV 1°neyco.(Ld) Mm’nL W gamma Hummus 0F “ L. D. S.” ENGINES, L. D. $AW‘YER 3:. 00., Hamilton. mm WOOD, OOAL AND STRAW BORNEBS, PLAIN m Tno'non, " Grain Saver " and “ Peerless " um'hmhrl,h L‘lOIII MNmfbrLllld ’ Moll-I. WWDIMA madllowon. ’IVI’ILLER’S TICK DESTROYEH. 00]) LIVE AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY ' County’ in Cmmda‘ Addreas, FERBIS J‘ (0.. 87 Church St.. Toronto. Winn I Icy cure I do not mean merely to stop them !or a time And “ten hue them return again. I mean a nde n An; I luvs made the dlneue of FITS, EPILEPSY or PAL].- ING SICKNESSR 111040113 atudy. I van“! my remedy to cure the worn cuu. Because other: but) hailed II he: rouon {or not now recelvlng a cure. Send At one. for I Rum-o Ind I Free Bottle 0! my Inhlllble remedy. GI" I‘xprell And You Ollicn. It can. you nothlng {or I trifle 1nd I will can you. A an DR E. BOOâ€"T, fiffififififliflbfi. 37Thi1fi€8t§errnntoa ‘Mflnuhomred M QUEEN CITY OIL WORKS by MERE HTS! JAMES mum sq‘m, “hum .mrmAu-ons. W'halésale Prbduce Merchanm'Toronw. USE ON-YOUR MACHINERY ONLY THE WELL-KNOWN * Peerless Oil Ré’één’t Testimonial to HAMILTON, TORONTO, MOI-"1'1 g Bicycles ! oils, and Burning Brands xor Catalogue. MAI/{BER RUBBER STAMPS, “ END AT ONCE FOR LIST 0| Second-Hand Machines, From $15 lprnrds. New Catalogue Ready lat April A. T. LANE. MONTREAL. ue. B'ARBER "BROS. 00‘ Scott St, Toronto. duw Shades ac. Wholesale am} Re- [DH-u ruled “ Iu SAMUEL ROGERS & 00., TORONTO. Have been awarded in during be last four years. Try also PEE AXLE GREASE for your Wagons and Horse Powers. M. MCGREGOR, PASTOR. J. H. FERGUSON, CARETAKEE. c. THOMSON, CHAIRMAN B'D’a 031.4 J. FARNSWORTH, B’D’G INSPEcroB. Send for Catalogue. 7 if :TEALS, Sten- :. bend To W. E. CONN, Tilsonburg, Ont. : DEAR Rugâ€"This is to certify that the two Gur'ney-llarris No. 15 Wood Furnaces, placed by you in our Avondale Presbyterian Church, have given complete satisfaction. We have found it possible no heat our building, from freez- ing point up r0 60 deg. in two hours. We have also foun‘l lllclll to be very economical in the matter of fuel. We can cheerfully recommend these furnaces to any parties who contemplate heating by Hot Air. (Signed), ‘ B. WM. ABMs‘I‘RflNG. ermnlologlsl. Special-by. Skin diseases, Scrotuln and all dis~ cues of the blood. All cuncen cured that are cura- nhle, without the use- 1 the knife. (mice hours. from 9 to mam. and from 1:31) to 4.30 p.xn., Sabbaths ex. Crpbcd. ‘23 Dundas Street. Toronto. ANOTHER NOVELTY All the rame in the Nazca. Age-Hts “dill-Iligd.Atgu:l;Jz;lre by mail 4.3 cents. ULh-ML‘LNT a. (30., Toronto. li.l\‘l~1|! 1.15)] 01‘ STl-IANISIIIPS. Sailing weekly benveen Montreal and Liverpool. Runs 012 PASSAGE :-Saloon, Montreal to Liverpool, 840, $50, and $30; Return Tickets. $80, $90 and 3100 â€"nccording to Steamer and accommodation. Intel- mediate and Steemge at. lowest rates. For furthel particulars and to secure Bertha, apply to ll. E. MIIRIIAY, General Manager, ICuswm House Square, Montreal, or to the Lucul Agents in the dif- te}ent Towns and Cities. They surpass all other mowers in workmanship. quaLicy of material, excellence otconstruction, and perlonnunc: of work. The beat threshing machines in America. They do the largest amount of work, and thrash cleaner than any other mayhines can do the work. In excellence 0! construction they are unequalled. They are the best: made in Canada. and are only equalled by their namesakes in the United States. PoflTABLE ENGINEs.â€"No better agricultural engines are made. the market for horse powers‘ woonm'lnr or DINGEE IMPROVED HORNE NIO‘VIIRS, now tae easiest xunning and the best in the wo.ld. Also the CALIFORNIA. PLANET, AND PITT‘S HORSE-POWERS, of eitablished repute. 5%" Repairs on hand for every machine made. JOHN LIVING-STONE. Trustee, JOSEPH HALL MACHINE WORKS, USHAWA. G3rne11, ‘24 South St, lmghter cured 0! Ep- lepLic Fits after six vears' suflering ; Jen- nie Birrell, 55 Walnut ~- - 5 ‘ $0., cured of Weak- nsss and Lum.V Trouble ; John Wood, HE; Cathcart St., cured of Liver Complaint and Biliouaness, used only 3 fifty-cent bonks; Mrs. J. Bea], 0' Augusta St., troubled for years with Nervous Prostration. two small bottles give her great rehef. Sold at 500. 8a 81. F. F. DALLEY &: CU., Proprietors. IIALL THRESHING DlAt'IIINES.â€"The best in NEW' MODEL TIIRESIIERS. 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