... colder. - 7 Noon to.day H ^, ?? C EATIE N- N1, W ?? ?? *WEATTIER AT NOON TO-DAY, JUIae o' i3V7 -Cleari NvIth fresh bre'eze Rieadiun,.o by NEOc-r-rT 'I-,Id ZAMDReA' Inhe-urents. SPIRONE is the remedy for ?? F'ever, Aiflrna, Th'orchitis, Inflammation and Congestlo-,. of the Lungs, Pneumonia, Pleurisy, Whooping Cough, Croup, Diphtheria, Ptaryngitis, Laryngitis, Catarrh, Sore Throat, Quinsy, ...

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... the rate of 7iy per cent., and carry forward about /7,000. The following dividends have been declared by the directors of the respective public companies:- General Life and Fire Assurance Com- pany, lo per cent. Lion Fire Insurance, 5 per cent. Merchants' Marine Insurance, 2s. per share Alliance Marine Assurance, ios. per share. Sea Insurance Company of Liverpool, xo per cent. North ...

... A ZND FRANCE ENGLAND EXPLANATION-All the part tinted is practically conceded to France. The regions marked with hatched lines indicate roughly the palts ot the British sphere that are claimed by Fraiice,'and both are bccupied by p-osts of English and French over- lipppiug each other. All boundaries are fixed south of 9deg. latitude. The two navigable stretches of the Niger are mark-6d tins; I' ...

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... OCCASIONAL NO7ES iC ' . The Powers, not before it was ftilns, have .dqne the one right I thing. l' hre wvill be an official statenient this aiternoon in both IHouses;- but the secret is an opena one- already. We should take more credit to ourselves for having throughout urged exactly the course which has nowv been determilned; lup-co, had it not been the only course possible on anvthinr li.,e ...

... away-right away, and it ain't tT6 iuse tasking me to stay. MRS. MORLEY: Ai' quite right, too, ydae are&,'1ny dear Mrs. 'Arcourt, an' I says ditto. ...

... TIl-.I' INTE'RNATIONAL HEALTH CON-GRiESS. LAST DAY'S PF'OCEEDINGS. This is the last dav of the International Congress of I-ly,,iene and Demo- graphy, and the attendance at the various meetinas in the vicinity of Burlington Plouse showed some falling off. A;tIiBULANCIES FOR INFECTIOuS DISEASES. Deputy-Surgeon-General Boston and Sir Vincent Kennett-Darrington pre- sented a joint paper to the ...

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... in a drift. The farmers are very much alarmed on account of the lambing time being at hand, and the snow lies a foot deep on the country hills. Another telegram says that snow began to fall in Kincardine yesterday, and has been so continuous that this morning it lies to the depth oi two f-4. Trains are at present running up to time, but many of the roads in the dtistr,; are blocked. ...

... Wandsworth-road, was crossing the roadway last night when she was overtaken and knocked down by a traMcar. She was picked up insensible and covered with blood, and an ambulance having been obtained from the Larkhall- lane police-station she was placed upon it. On the way to St. Thomas's Hospital, however, a wheel came off, which added to the misfortunes of the woman. ...