Whitby Gazette and Chronicle (1912), 24 Oct 1912, p. 7

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ï»¿*preylous estimates for mlost *o'.MpÃ©, but inasmuch au very - shnghad been -possuÃ®ble Ã½ 4 F elarge p&MUs Â« grain. wÃ©e, tili ;ulUarveeted, it is f.ared' that> the1 ~I egtun ea after oompletiou of tii t4hee.hdng may. turn'eut lower than tte n Aproa 110W given. .For 4jpriag wheat the-. estimated oempÃ oed4 with 189,904,500 bushÃ©es as e<.For Fail. wheatj the es-1 -Amred with 26,014,000Ã½ butlhe1s last - y.ar, tÃ©e total -estimated1 wheat productionbeing tharefere 205,685,-4 8>buhlas oompared with 215,-< 9185U ~roies i 191,a decrease . MRJES OF FARU ft9ollCJS 'Ir5" etCat , GaienO u ana 001V Om. Z-Pinur-Wtiter whoat. tope3.6 to 0.9, aioea- thba -fours--irotpatente.'in 0;j seco6nd patente. 85.20. and p.'*, 5, on track, Toronto. -Il!" 10o more. je eharted.- ewhq4t-lfo. 1 new NorthÃªr. , o t97 1-3, and Zo 06 egyporto. 1Peed Wheatp 66 t6e il What-NÃ§o. 2 Whie and Ta Ã½9 960. ouÃ¯taide, aind the pooner o.-2, Ontar10 - orth 39c, ouÃ½tilde and te44c, on trick, Toront -WÃ½Vu grade. 368 tSa37q. outaide. VWetern 1, Cau- ada e Ãˆ-ioinloaL. .~anIorfonty~1gh b. barley 65c. -ont- Goru-JPe imarket _19 easy, wih No. 2 qlc Amerilpan quÃ´ted aM -Ze. ail-rail, p0ontÃ´. &%ad No.- 3 at ' 4e, ail-rail. No. te 76i tÃ§r No. 2. enteidÃ©. BuckweutSe cutside. Bra"n.'i1ntoba bran, *23. -u bats, To. ronto - relÃ®ght. Shorts. '$26. OONTYPRODUYCE. Butter-rDM-rr roule. Ã©ooe. -26 50 27e; bakers', ifgior, 21 se 236; celice.dalry, tubs. 25c, eaerey, 28 ta 29o for noUs, and 26 tg 27a for solide. Egge-Oa<&e lot.seof newlaid, 29ESc do-ion; -freeh, 27c. . cheee-14 14p for large. and 1435-4e- for ]Beano-IHdd-pleked. $3 per- bushai; prims. 02. 0 In a..Jobblng way. Honei-Extnscted. in tins. Il te 12o per lb. ton No. 1, wliolesale; cmbe, $2.50 to 43, wholuoahe. - Ponltry--WlioleiBale pria.. of chelem 44reod poultry -O-hlcken'a. 14o per lb.; tfouilib..10 50 tic; duckz, il te 12c. g-se. U te 1201 tirkey. 16 te, 17c. Live ponitny. about 2c JÃ´oW,r &au the abeve.. Potatoe-ffenlqp bave recentiy falien oiff, sud prieso are, firmen at $1 a bag, on track. - PROYISIONS. - -Cure4 iniate are quot.ed as follows Deoon,-'loni oleai'. 15 tÃ´ 16 1-4c per lb.. iu c' ase lots. Pork-Short eut. $26 to $27; 4ometÃ , *21.0,te $22. Hame-Medium te - Iglit, 17 te 171.2c; beavy, 151-2 te 16c; 1rlÃ¨ 41-a2<le 15c; breakfast baon, 190; backs 21 to 211-2e. - Ls.rÃ¢-lieree, '1441-2c; tubs, 14 34c; pails, 150. BALED RAY AND STRÃ‚W. Bale' , hay -No. 1 liay, $13 to $14, on -tnack. Toroute; No. 2, $11 to $12; dloyen. mlxed. * te iii. Baled .traw--$l0 tae 51.50. on track. To. rento. UNITED STATES MARKETS. Mneijjollis, Oct. -2.-Wheat-Decemberi 08 12c; May, 933-4 te93 7-8e; No. i1liard. 001-2c; - No. 'I Northern, 871-2 te 90c, No. 8SXNorthejn. 841-2 te 671-2c. No. 1 yeiioiv eern, 65 *1, 66c. No. J3wihte cats, 30 1-2 te li.No. 2 rys 62 tei 651-5e., rIeur-FineS M&atent, 4.35 to $4.e5; ,second patents, 04.- 't 46;finÃ®t cleÃ¢iti$1*320te0$3.60; sec- oncd olie,. *$4.60 te 44.80. flnan-$18.76 te e19.60. Duluth,'- Oct.'- 2.-Wbeat-No. i1liard, 893.c 6 -o. I Nothenu. ,883-4c; 'No. 2 Irothern, 6634p- Octoben, 86 1-2-, r.eminaL. December, 6*g1-2ce4'bld; Mfay, "M1 2e. - KONTREAL MARKETS. - tMentreal. Oct. 22.-Onts - Canadiani mmed, 564 U) 541-20. Baly-Manitoba feed. #t' Se69c; malting, 80 te 84c. Buckweat- No. gr74 te 75c. Floun-Manitoba Spifig what aents, firse, $6.0;-seconide,'$. M.18- strÃ´cng bakera',.160, Wlnter patenits. ebicice. $535; straiglitroloiers, *4.95 teo5 te djmg, $2.35 >to $2.4. Rle aaD Srois. *$5.05;-.bags. 90 Ibo. 2.40. Bran-*23i -orots, *1>middlinge,.J28 te 30; moÃ¹illhle, -,Ã½ $ 345 356 fa. 2, per, ton, car lots, *3'te '_U3.50. -Cheese-Finer3tWesterns, F333*51-2 t6 13&-4c; llneot Egstern's 13 to i83.e. Butter-Choieest creaffhery.- 29 te 19 1-4c; seconds. 27 3-4 te 28c. Eggs-SmlIeotw t d,'29 te 30c; No. 2 stock, 21 td 226. Pots. te e- bag, car lots, 65 te- 10e. - LI~VE-STOaR MAtRKETS.' Mqbntreal, Oct. 22.-Sales of- chelem steeno worem uade ut $6,25 to $6.50, geod at *5.- L $o 6, nnd the iowen grades from that- 4wn te $4.S0otpercwt. 4jChoice eows, *5.50. Sesp snd Iambe. $3.75 te $4 and 'the iat.Ã½ tun at $6 tb $6.10 ver owt. (Juives, $5 tÃ© *2eab,* as te aise and qualUty. Xogs, *Jte vepr eeut., weiighed'off cars.' Toi-enta, Oct. 22.-Cattle-Ohoiee buteher, 465.76te *6.16; good meditnm. $6.40 to_$5.6t., ommcn. *4.60 te $5; ceira, $3 Sm *6; bulls, - 3 .ta $4.50; cannera. *150 te *2. Clve- Qecd veal, *$8 e$9; owmomn. *3. te 86.. teekmijg and Fed.nastiserm. 550 te 1,05q' LDe.st $5 '25 la .*5.60; f9edingÃ½ buhlo, SUS < Ãb200 lbs , at *2.75 te $4.M6. Mlkm su rinngers-$50 te $75. Sheep sund limbgo Llht -Ã¨wes. -14 50 $4 50 - eavy mires $4 ta. LJ;,ambo $6 50 J6.1.- Hogo-*8.60, foei "d wutÂ«eol.sud 88.30, Lo. '71 are quaUty -01 OOEfl1911- (U per cent. and 1910 *Ã‡(3 per. cent.). . 4 Root- o ropu continue tio show eX* cellent figures. as representing av- erage condition during growi4i. The. hiiiÃªst, are potatees, 90.12 per cen.,and the. IoeÃ«st ceorn for fiod- der, 8.63*peÃ¯ cenit., the aset namSI cr.op bas -imp roved by over.4 points during the -mcnth. ' THE CÃ‚TTLE. EMBARGO. -a] essuure Belng Brought t. Bear on av llrltlsh Qovernment. A -despatoh- font, te hring P: bers of, th4 Goi a view te, 'thie de.medt- e bargeo -iCapsJ British perte?.- Commence throc are being ii .of thein -most i11 become delegate ltation wbich le HeRu8se cf Comm posiblÂ«emonan~ hue been give-i supplies for -its exportation - laÂ« It 'le tiienefore nouncemenÃ t on b. cf maf.rial assistance. moul< -4----- NEWS OF DEATU WITR BODY.Ã© Parents Were Bereayed 'Wheu -Ce!f A despateÃ©li -'frem Ottawmsys Tc h-e auddly cUfronted .mith, a coffin containiiig.tiideaid bdy co tbelr son . mitiiont iiavlng eei any prevÃ¯<eu-- notification cf bis de- mis., wa" tb. dot o!" Mr. and Mn. A. Poirier 122 Albert Street, Hul-l, parents e! tii. lite N&paleon Poir- ier,' wioz4 b6cy mas delivened by express on. Thirday..! NspeleÃ½or left HuIlifei th, shautieas six. weeka age-, andhibi-"parents heard .noQthiug f rem ii until , au-wering the. door. bell Thiursday,- Mr. Poirier wae lui- formeti by the e-press 1n1 an that lie bat the. body f PN. -Poiri er te deÃ½- iver. Accompauying the body m'at a lette" stating tiat deceasti mc met with hie death by being- strneh by a f alliug trÃ¨e wmillet in the wootis.- Ã½MARCONI'S BYE REMOVED.Ã½ Operation PerfonÃ¹ed By Noted TurnuSurgeoh. A deepatcb -from Reine says: Wil- liam Marcou'E igit eye mas - ne- uxoved oau Thunsday by Dr. BaÃ½yardi, a neteti Turin aurgeeon. Mn.t -Mar- coni iras seriously injureti on epj- tember 25 lp au automobile acci- deÃ©nt near iBon-ghetbo. lRe *iv&- e- movedti te .hos-pital. o e!i.Naval- Depantinent at SpeÃ©ziÃ ; ibene h mas treateti fer seveÃˆsi tiays. The. &evere <otsieni'anti amwellinge aroun t ti. njureti eye preventeti a thorough examinatipn -until recent- y, wien itY> .as foundt tat the. eptic nenve hati teen affected. Ã½The op- enation -mas -performed lu-entier tiat Mn. ?larcoui's left iee might be saved.- BAD BILLS ClIRCULATING. $2 Note le Softer sud'IHÃ¢asLlÃ¢ghter, Blackhasud Darker Red Ink. A despateli frein GaÃ®t says: >'Tiat countenfeit Dominion no6tes -ar.e b. Ã®ng cinclated 'iii libs prtof h cenntry wma -siw uon. Tiursd, wben- Towna Tneasure RHooid dscav-Ã½' er.d tht cia. e ii. uicipÃ .f dÃ©- panÃ®meuntsii ad acepteti & "pion-Ã½ ley'.' $2 pote. -Ou Ã½clse exaxuluaticu it mas di-stingnsha.hle. frein- real <'cash"- by the". igter ehaade -of black ini Ã¯usetifr pntÃ®ng anti, a darken-htied'r6d for tii. serla.1 nui- ber. Th. paper i. soften than that cf Domini on bills. WIW'Ds 8~011 th&t Turlssy y SI4RISSOPS. ri in. fp4iOy.variations Ã½ A4zag6 miilbe.as r ad eyer.' e iksui i lesi iful iength. >,uad- w1tvo1ture tes cn, the ncw b ats. suite anr. made' ci )mbined miti satin. W14ie vneu a great 1--sashes this sÃ©ason. are' decorated miwti -ws. A dank frock tucl morfgy if the. >ntrastini -celer., rialis are being very aÃ®ler4Â«d geis. -Gen- +Ã½Wvare very- be- Ã©r and aui iet' td.Mis. JÃœuuWPO1 sy, hle st hor Ã½hu.bÃ¨,and d usaciil eSetly. th'rough .,typiiid, aaid IÂ» appar- ently h-cam. * aom what neettledÃ½ in lier r1em on through grief and thrughcoplica,in uregard te lier posemon cf tii.homestead, elew lier tireredimling children, : agd five and three-years, with -a' carving-.knife, and.tien asppareuÃtlyt turned tiiÃª saine eapon'upan lien- " self. The. family more Pouth-im - grante, saxd. the.tragedy wa -dis-e oovered by.Poliah ueighb6re., MIaLLION-DOLLAR CONTRACT.' Ã½EngIauil te Iake ShellsktoÃŽ Unitedu States Navy. a eznng epeeay sx.snp r A 'duspatoÃ® frein Washington ;0 oemparatively - arroir.Ã½ - ~ ~ ~ t' c-,Ã½ siewoau.mic mse t A contr:ct. for part cfthe an- mor-ieringshels for- the,- Uulted lebine beiuty witii utilhity. W4-useStates navy,'on mih tiie Hatfleld< t eerg-e. Ã½' Blue and broum- are the . eÃ« CÃ§mpanyÃ½.-of Englauid recÃ©nt-? ,y favorite colore; grayand-genae1 uebdal4unci pt- 6t- good. A dress o! serge' timedÃ½ tors.b en~gioÃ®s~~~a xt ith black satin and lace Ã cen iliu.ola tie Ã½A Ã¼r 4- n t ver ~'% - -thoÃ™und founte.n-inch ahls, and - 'Ã½.Th- i.rt strikiug', noveltis 'lu byabut *$300,0o . cntt o! iv-eiliÃ¹gs are thei. anrious chenille a&bout *',oÃ"O,ocÃ´ fer 2,500 tirelve- d, dotfedtuxedo veis. Tii. cleÃ¨Yer inch sheli, mii - be 'awarded 1t tiie -groupingof - ciiemlkdote Maies l B1 ugliah couceru, it mas -annouuced serte of'cemplioatedfloral suad sr l inWednesdiy l>y Acting"Secntanyl patterns with very effective nesultu. Wintiirop. Juet hemmaunyseli Collars sud -cuis 'o! 'bnight Â«Ã´l- wiii emd eb ii p~EÃ ]h com- ored clotii or velvet ae een QuTiayh Dont been - 7kÃ¹~hit ijt e orne -cf tii.- nir' suite,-. -For i 1 s said ouly -enongh- miii b. eutac stance,-a inuit of beige colon had a' ed i-t to -eVe,& a1te__- cellar cf turquoise'bine velvet, an th . olar o! -a gnay <aud white e tripe suit mas cf -chamois colored PHILPP INES lIS-TPON The sihnge lu askirta le net in thei'-Four 79undred Lives Leost ani foundation, but lai madg' by tii. gathered and draped tunics - th - $5,QOD0 Damage Wrou'ght. are ueed. Sopue cof the.tunies are A deepatci frnm Manilla saye: straigiit, whie soin, are cangit np The typhoon mhich smept several. in a puRf at tiie bottoin or-draped c f the. islands o! the Philippines on inrgular pl'aite at the, front or group October 16, caus.drmay back.- deathg- and ieavy damage te pro- -Embroldeny le freely. used. - Lin- perty.1 A telegram neceived hene -gerie dresses show combinations of- by tih. militany antiionitiese eti- emb'noideny-and malin. laes; tiren- jmaes that 400 pensons merÂ«,Â»kijled. -ty-seven inciiembroidery fqunucing, a Ã½ntidamage amounting te .$;,- s forming tunie or skint draperies, OW00'iras doue by the stornin luthe4 1u msnounted- on accondien plalteti Islandi cf Cebu. Tiie typhoon iras1 rba'tÃ®te ornet' foundation ekint. AIl- o! hutrnican6 force, andi leveled i ocver embnoidered batiste andi cet- thous$ands cf bouses, vessels irere tort crepes ferm entir-e dressee. swept ashore andi sunk and tiieir Lingerie i-s important iu theI creirs drowned. Many AmenÃ®cans morld -of dregÃ¨Ã½. blips, petticoats, and Filipinos are hemeless. cembinations, .aud rtight dresses are ___ mode te matc the dainty wan-drobe cf the weil dressed weman. Mati- RECORD NAVAL BUILDING. neecf JÃ½apanese crepe 'are bought by evÃ©ry1 one..Que of umoke colon Portsmouth Yards te Lay Keelpiate with a lining cf bine chif7on le a Tbree 3Menthe Before TiNme. model ranch favored. A despatch f nom London says: ft- Some cf the umartest new suite mas announced at Portsmouth on have coliar anti; -cuifs of fur. Chin- Tiursday -evening that Lady Meux, chlla, uÃ®quirrel' anti skunk are used mfeoAdiaMuxmi lyt, -with excellent effect. FrequentlY keel-plate cof a new supendreati- -only the collar and revers a-re of1 nougiit on Monday morning. -ThiÂ§ - fun, and these are se attacheti that is thi*e,-months earlier tha' the- >they can be remnoveti mien requin- appointeti time, and creates a re-1 eti. OccasioÂ»nally bands cf.fur are cord in'naval shipbuilinig. Con-1 useti on the ekint aise. siderable significance is attachetia ,For yeung girls' afternnen dress- 1 aise te what amiounts te a -corn-e es lu munter nothing is more plete volte-face on the part of thef chanming than warm cashmere with Adiniralty, in1 ordering an armoret the irhol-e dresu cut in one and the cruiser, andi the dreadnought I-nflex- bedice fiujisheti iiti a collan of Irish ible te jbin the Mediterrrann crochet lace, a 'cravat hem andi maiet fleet.- beit ofnibbon velvet a danken shade _______ than the, cashmere.- HOP ALS FFWLS.UT -At present -the meust ahionable style cf coiffure, -completeti mith la -en short light fninge resting ou->,-heSequel te Charges by-Adma fereheati, demande a cirelet on ban- Aantti icpie - >dÃ§Ã u cf corne sert. Fer day mear A despa4tol frein' Prince Albezt, tiis Ma.y b. luntiark on blonde tonr- Sask.,' asys: Tii..entire staff o! Yic- toIs heli, but.for eve-nug -tien. le tor"ia Hospital eveed- t - 1 nc netiiing,-more beqoming than die -tien mti that institution, ou n i,. an - day, mien a -moitii'e notice previ Diamnontiandpearli Ã®eabt est lip eusly gi ven .eX pired., As Promptly 0 oven black vfivet-',bands wonn as. oid nexbers malked ont an al h arouud-the nÃ©ck are just eomlng in- most entin e nem sta ff 1 took change.." te favo>r. Sometimes -tii. black baud .The' uem matron Ã e Misa" C. L. Shaw J is. entirely stutideti mltii diamiomids. ci Ã¨xilo.Thise iWthesequ'Ila Soetme l l ruamented . lh a tii.: recent chargo es Ã½ai dixi '91n dismout cÃ®asp, sud again it is fast- disdÃ®pliuue,,Ã½ the- h6Ã©piW9 -Ã½vaxh en c-with a eautifni qutiie a ieaa eae uni brocoli. tiiere 're'ba4. B., wifliout breeÂ¶hg a bene, and killed, Ã mo6sEW350'y'ards ocf. Harky 00Oo-rby and George Gord4n, elÃ©M.P 'e cf Bellvil1e and, Stiir- gpnFal, reepectively, havÃ½ebeeri -. -ppoiiited t6 vaant seats in tiie *igtHamilton youths, Who gulyte_ asauit upen a. 'iig on the mountain, wvere emitenoed- by Mr. Ju-itice Kelly te Ã®,lsÃ®OiI terme and.,fifteen lashes UNMTD STATES. Ã© .eUni &Sttsgovernment may tae .official notice of thei1"an- vlogant attitude" cf, th&Ã½governmt and pieu's of Germany toward Amn- erican co=r.ia4. interests. whieh -have. culminaÃ ted intii. formation-' -of a national Ã©toek eoSnpany to citet the StandaÃ½rd 011 Ce --GENERAL. Ccii prices ln Germany ire higi- :er than'ever befo. A -Pariuian has discovered'a me- thod whereby the. X-ray may b. maiÃ½nipu.laed finperfect safe-ty. Col. - Diaz, nepheir of' Mexio's ex-president, uwlh ladnga ei rebeilion, us in posseasion cf VÃ©ra Cruz., H. has 500 -me-p. ' Defalcations already ag gregating the, huge sm cf $5t600,000, and Â»nstantly incneaaing, have' been aneanthed ithe officesof! the G&nd-Ternbuzan Railroad in-Bel- gium, through tii. accidentai dia- covery o!, false share.. centificatei' emong a sinal- paÃ‰rcel necently sold. 'he manager of -tiie company ha-a ieappearod. - Canada'@ NoteiÂ¶Â¶legiiiuint Â»'Cele.. 'The. ioyal -Orenadierse cf, ToÃ½ronto,. one' cf Cecada'eemarteet ,regi- netnts, 1o'rganized, in 1862, -1&_tis year'h-old -ing Ã , grand re-union and jubilÃ©eon Nevember- '2n.d, and 3rd,- it whiciiit l xpected eboiit 2,0001 bxtlnem: -wll be prÃ©sent. Thie are pouring --in -.frein aWÃ© p" f Canada and >_tUnited - States, and boa. irbo -have net yet sent in.their hames and addresses to the Royal Grenadiera, Toronto, should de 50o - ue adthua void, being aven- -NEW GERIIAN AMBASSADOR.*-Ã½ A Plnce.to Represent the Empire - at Court o! St'.. -James. A despateh frein - Berlin - ss: Prince Chanles M XLichnomsky has been uominated German -Ambassa- dor-i lionudon inuj succession te th. late, Baron MÃ rsÃ½,ial1 von Bleben- stein.- PrinÃ§e -Lichnomsky le 52 years cf. age, .and a soldier- diplo- mat. Aftem 1ea-vn'gthe army-he- mas attached te tth. diplomatic ser-. vice in Stockholm, Censtantinople, Dresden-, Bucharest anti Vienna3Ã½ retiring _f nom active duty ln .1904. He is a m iember cf the Prussian Housecf Lords. BRIDE GOING -TÂ» BALKANS. Icelandie-Canadian Gr Ofrs 'Ser- vic es telRed Cross. - A despateli freiom -algary, 'AibÃ¨r- ta, says:, Marrieti only two mweeks ago. -anti nom aecompanyiilg Mher husbandto.tethe s reat cf wiran atii, Balkans. is the - romantic story -, a-,Canadian girl,-Mrs. Peter Leati- ei,' fornterly Miss Violet Tjola .01- f non, of Winnipeg. This young me- man wIl - offer her services to-.tho - Ried Cross in,-Greece te o., te the freunt. She isan l2elartdeyby ,birti snd hei' mother resides in -Winni- peg. - BAIL FO R-,CONFLbbbEÃœ SLAYER1 Eaclng Ils Charge, Vaneoirv qu .t1,o. CONC ERLiING SOAP.~ Soap le tthe beet -mea ns cof remo,- ing dirt fromn mec. and tlbiings; but unlese la lein mÃ d4 of, the.purent ma.- teniais, carefully 'And conscie nti- o;usly componnded,.. and usedi moderation, it l'O likely to irritate -the skin and maie la ausceptible to -dise&s. opathe. chemical compound cf al allcal-soda or potash-with the. aÃ§id paÃ‰t of. fat. Potaah soap le the soft soap Ã½that al: housewxves, used to make.,- They always had barrel oaf fui !lye juta. - *hich ' they threw, the refus.e fat from'tii. kW chen. The. ord'ary hard eoap, both 'for the. laundry n- fo te toilet1 i8 made f rom so"a, and its, ini-tating qualities'depend >on the amlut f frÃ©e soda -it containe, on the. knd 'Of. fat that le ujÃ½d, and on what is used to adulterÃ¢t;e it. It ought to CÃ´ntainiio fre.e alkali at al, but eve n if -there, ise nn, BÃ´me of the goda ije eÃ½t free when the soap le put inito,*ater.: Soaps in which .Viiere ise a qertain -amount of, free fat in additio6 tb'that com- bined'with the. soda have -been re- comiuended onx the. tiiorv tb.at when tiie soda i. thns set free, lb c<>m- bineS *iWth tii. f ree fat of the, soap Mbeore it has time to attaclc the fat' of the ekin. Whether that-act-4aliy happens or net je uncertain. The -fattha.t le usedshould_.net bÃ¨ rancÃ®id,. and it should b. capable Ã½f taking Ã¹p a large amount - f alka- 11.Tallow and olive-oil are( parÃ¯ti- cularly Ã½usef ni in -soap-makink. Olive-cOil forma, or shonld form, the. baW otcf- Castile soap, 'but unfortu- nÃ®tely *thÃ®e oap is'.often aduiterat- ed with other fats, which are more Cocoanut-ctil nakee a soaptÃ¢at atrsireil, but erather irritat-_ ingandcottnsed-oÃ¹l- oap je said ,Benzin and paraffin? derivative dedto washin g soape increÃ½ase, their cleansing propertiei, --but un- ies they are. used witli great caie, -They are >likely te irritate Ii. -Ã‹kin o0f tiie.iaundÃ reos.-Eczema a nd other Ã kin -troubles .eau -often b. traced to- tiie use -cf chea'p 1Â».ainestly ruadi3 soaps. Be, very cariul, there-r fore, te select as youjr toilet SO&p1 one made by a responeible manÃ»- facturer.-Youth's Companon., Hfints oÃ¹!.SleeP. Nature' s swetÃ½rer e--S eep- ie not a thing tolbegoe>idb any set of formai rules. ThÃ© am,6un]t of sleep required, for ijistance e- pends on- the individual's age, con- stitution and ccupati'on. "Six heurs' sleep.for a man, seven for a womaa, and eikht for,-a fool," said the third G-eorge. But, as a mat- ter of tact, those whose brains are in exorcise, 'whose nervous systems are delicate and Ã¨eltable, need as mucli sleep as they can pesctsibly get. Every woman mnuet discover for herseif whether. or flot a late sup'- per suite her,. for wh atsuite' some may be decidediy harinful t others. Mental work up to t.he very 9Iat MO-. ment beforegigtoe bed. i nOt good. -It may banish. sleepi or -at least disturb, it;'Be fore retÃ®ring a short Ã½nterval mftybe ,.4Ã¯antage- ousiy apent in reading Ã eoothÃ®ng I onslere wotbycf otie2 ut his fatal- ilness developed rpdY., TRAIN. RIT SLEEPING _BULL. Workmnan 3umped Prom (Car and -WÃ scrtmheL t.-Death. -A.d.Ãªpatehfrom NorthBay say&1 ployed.by.tii, SuperÃ®or Coustn1i2eÃ½ tin C0.1 wae killed on TIhurda;- mien tii, Algnm& - Central 'wor train on *mmciihoamas niding coilid-' ed witii7a bull iying asleep acrouÃ© the rails. -Levesqui jumped 'froua the car in, which he mas riding; and iras er-ushed under la mien lb top- pied over. with the impact. - Ã‚IAIIDED UBAVI DAMlAGES. annJured in Fatal C.P.U. Wreek at Huil Geta OVrer, $2090OO. -A deepatÃ§h f roui Ottawasys i C. iloy, traveler fer' BÃ teand Bons, cf titis 'city, mie iras 1bad1y injured about, the ineck and- 'ahould'ers '1n -the-disastroneC..U reÃ©k-at Hullc laet witer',-was on FiidÃ y'award- ed $21-,075 'by a jury intheHiull: Supenior Court. He. ,clairnÃ¨I te have been. permanently dieabled. 'SPJJ EPIEROED FOOT. PÃ iadul. Accident, to*orkmnan at- PrÃ¯ison FaIm uilding. AÃ despatelfrein Guelph, says 1 Mr. JamesCongn Duke f street, whue 'orkugen'ene- cf tii. neir buildingsB at'j the Prizon-Fiarm, on-- FridÃ y, j Ã¹mj"e down off 'aecf--- fold, b is foot, stniking a four-inchi epuke project4ng from Ã board, the. ispike .piercing his, boot and- foot - righttiinough, -coming eut above the. - in'step. ules kblood-poisouing netg ini noe enius resulte are feaned. Ã SX-INclR RAT PINS. Boston Conneil -Will Limit Those - - Worn je public. - A despaich -fnem Boston, Mass.,- says: ,Becans. of numerone coin- plaints. matie' te him, Mayor Fitz-- geraldi saiti on Wetinesday that h. wÃ®ll send te the uext meeting cf the. - CÃ‡iy C ouncl thÃ© draftcf -an ondin- ance "which miii lirait !tiieleugtb afe hat Pins te bc. worn by momen on the st reets ant in upublic convey-. ances te -six Ã®nches..- m'Wat He .Reard'. - - Toi-nmy-!'Makr IataÃ y up litti. lo9nger?"' Ethel-"WhÃ t e4o yen mwant tO stay up, for ,, - Tommy- "Iwant ter sec -yow--and Mn. Green playing'card&s"- Mr. Gnen-"But me are net golng t6,play carde." - Tomray-"Oh, yÃ½es, yen are, fer I- heardmiamma. "ayg te Ethel ihat - evenytiiing depended onou the mayz-Ã½in - wlnclr she played her carde te- SUMBESLOFNEW, CI.JI7JNS OveÃ½rTi Thrt-ne Thou'sand Entere 1d Canada Durin-g the MoÃ´nth of .September. A eÃ‰ ti atch --fr-cm: t' a ay weneat ocean ports-and During, the Siionths,Ã€-pnl lutte StÃ tes. O<Ã½,toer lut, fthÃ©. current, fiscal fThe -immi1gration, te C y.OÃ r .9M3,U49 iimigrants erive i in f -4he last 1h-alf-yÃ©'auÃ½ -iÃ‰ "- C~Ã 4. ! uanumlber 183,990,1 greater, than the entirdÃ© arrlved-iÃ t ocean ports, Ã¢hd 89,60-9 cf ,Meiteregrc,Ã½ .ti from-th~tTuii.,s.... 1g-a le w ' da.y SagÃ©idec -"-~ue~ IEINCce TORONTO ihis iromen >y -J&Y co f mÃ®nd stands At fat as re - ecte in the le 4it Â§rua,. 1