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8 THURSDAY, Maros 8, 1906
HEARTS
DISEASE
I. a symptom of IOdney
Disease. A weQkaowa
doctor has said. " I sow
yet made • post -mono= as
amination in a case of deet►
from Heart Disse..te with-
out finding the kidneys
were at fault." Tb. Kidney
medicine which was lest es
the market, most r0000es-
ful for Heart Morass sad
all Kidney Trouble., gad
most widely Imitated Is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
SPRING
CLOTHING
" I never hurl a e (•uuafurtahlc rel
a litter -fitting suit." said a nutn vthi
gets his clothes
DUNLOP'S
CLOTHING EMPORIUM
I 1 ; " WEST STREET.
can
LOH
es A toll stock of medium and lied vy
w ight clothes for fall and winter wear
Suits and Overcoats
tootle t , Illl•italllt• on short notice.
ltt•,N13 tii.wear Clothing good Rigel
+strong- Ade on the premises.
DUN
OP, the Tailor
;4T s1'1tI:ET
Special OneuuWa} Rates
to Billings, Mont.,
Colorado Springs. Sall
City..Nel+tm. Httsaland,
mover, Portland, Orr..
Francisco. .Tickets on
daily.
Special Settlers' Trains
over.
Lake
Nall
San
It•
to Northwest
Every Tuesday .luring
March and April a altrelal
train with colonist bleeper
will heave Toronto at a p. iii..
for Manitoba and the
Northwest. I' a It/tenger a
travelling without livestock
'Mould take express leaving
Toronto I:15 p.m.
The Short Line to Cuba
Leave home Thursday p.
est.. arriving in ilavana.
l'ulnt,
early Monday mot•n-
ing. I)ireel eolith ion.
Tourist rates in effect.
For tickets and full in
formation call on
F. F. LAWRENCE
Town Agent.
Office boort!: tk:tll a. rut. to
9:311p.m.
JOHN STRATTON. Depot Agent
i. D. McDonald. I>iett•ie•t Pas -
Henget. Agent. 'Toronto.
NEI5oR24
/want Ic,n (1i cr. Vu -.t
When loll a est (and \,utl- .t net and
THE HEATat Ito, it \S q u a re�
C
ALL KIND OF COAL
ALWAYS N HAND
tfe.UI I rel weighed ay,1 e market Widen,
where you gel .ale Ib.. ►Nr t. Ino.
•
WM. L. E'.
len {eft ate U. PIE'S Ha ant Store
En. Me t4lnan•. iit/Midly lit end to,
SYNOP OF
Canadian Northwest
homestead Regulati t ns.
Ann' et en numbered ...limn of Ibmdnl.
Iamb, in Manholas to the North-west Ihwviln•t••.
et,r' Ning NanIe
) 2a, not ee'rvel, rash, limns,
'deadest bt any person who I. the +role head of it
family, 01 any mule of ser la year+of age, to the
Patent eA one omelet sleet ton of 101 nosh.
lar Its.,
Emil:may Ie. mole personally nt the torsi'
land offirr for the district In which the hind f.
all mate, or If the 1 extender de.itrr, he may,
on notification to the Mlni+ler of the Interior.
Ottawa. the I :ottlmite.lnner of !moderation.
Winnipeg. or the 'oral agent reecho authority
for some one to make entry for hina.
The holmwtrader I. required to twerfemn the
enndlton+ connected therewith unaler one ed
the follow ing plans:
111 At Iea.t .it motile' widens• uprn and
cultivation of the land in each year fur three
years.
121 If the father lot n:Sher. If the hither i.de-
oaanU of the h •.tender n•.Me. loan a farm
In the vicinity of the land entered ftp the n•.
eNmotent. as to resMemit tone he ,atbIt.il
by sorb Perrin rv.lding with the father or
mM her.
131 If the settler has hi. emollient tenldemee
'mon farming land awned h hint to the m ittn
ny of hi. honwtenl, Ihr requirement. a. to
,'eeMenre may he eali.lhd h) mrhlenee upon
the mid land.
Si. monlhn notice in aaMing -horrid is given
to ripe ( ommissioner of Ih,minion basad- At
Ottawa of Intention to aptly for patent.
W. w' r (IRI'.
Deputy of the Minitler of the Interior.
N.N. tl,antho,intl pahlIcalfon of thi. rid• •
vorllroment will not he ptM for.
THl Sll:NAI.: (:ODFR1CH ONTARIO
v - '%.came._- - - a -a..r, r i � .
It
Brewster's
Millions -e
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C"►y'iob'' 1104• By GEORGE BARR M'CUTCHEON
by Herbert S. Slone
It C.m,u,y (RICHARD GREAVES)
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CHAPTER NXXIV.
'a'L1. tell you about It later, dear."
I
.wax all that 1'eg:fy, pleaellug,
could draw from him.
At midnight Mrs. Ilan had rt.
munatrntel with her. "You must go
home, Peggy. dear," she said. "It Is
ilistraeeful for you to Stay up an late.
I au-itt'tu hued sit S o'clock the nicht lrt•-
fore I watt trutrriel."
"And fell asleep at •1 in the now ' g,"
smiled i'"ggy.
'Yon are guile mistaken. my dear. I
did not fall asleep at all. But 1 won't
allow you to stop a minute longer. It
wits rings under the eyes, and some-
times they're reel the morning after."
"Oh, you dear sweet phllaopber."
cried Peggy, "how wise you are! Do
you think I need a beauty Bleep?"
l don't want you to lie a sleepy
beauty, that's all." retorted Mrs. Dau.
1'6.4 \lonty's return from his trying
hour with the lawyers he had been be-
sieged with questious, but Ise was clev-
erly evasive. Peggy alone was insist-
ent. She had curliest her curiosity until
they w'ere'ou the way home, and then
Abe implored him to tell her what haul
happened. 'lime misery Ile had endured
was as nothing to this reckoning with
the canal ut who had the right to expert
fair treatment. ills duty was clear,
but the stralu had,txr'u heavy, and it
w ns not easy, to meet It,
"Peggy, sonwthing terrible has hap-
pened," he faltered, uncertain of his
course,
"Fell nie everything, Monty. You can
trust law to be brave."
"When 1 asked you to marry me," be
continued gravely, "it wag with the
thought that I could give you every-
thing -tomorrow, i looked for a for-
tune. I never meant that you should
marry a pauper,"
"I don't understand. You tried to
test nay love for your"
"No, child, ugt that. But I was
pledged not to Spook of the money I'
expected, IHr t d, laud I wanted 1 flu so ranch
ls•fore It came."
"And It has failed your she answer-
ed. "i can't see that 4tchanglrn things,.
•I expected, to marry a pauper. ac you
call 'It. Do you think this could make
a uifferenet•'r"
"Hut you don't understand, Peggy.
haven't a pettily in the world."
"You hadn't a pettily when I' aerept-
ed you," Idle replied. "I tun not afraid:
I believe In you, Dud If you love me I
shall not give you tap." •
"Dearest:" And Ilse Marriage was at
dear before another word was ut-
ter I. But Monty e•allerl to the coae•h-
n>an to drive just knee around the
block.
"flocs night, nay d:10111 ," he salt'
when tis v reurhesl home. "Sleep till
b o'clock I you like. , There is nothtug
now its the my of having the wedding
at 9 Inst' rid f et 7. In fact, I have
a reason , Jr w sting rely whole• fortune 1
to emu.. to me . u -u. You will he all
that I !nue in ti world, child, but
ant the happiest lilt alive."
In his room the at . In was relaxed
and Brewster faced t • bitter reality
Without llmlressing he tires. hihasel
town the lounge and w tiered wha
the world held fur him, held Peg
gy at least, he thought, nn she w•a
enough. But had he Iwen fat to her
orifice
nu:ut'a bialy the picture of grace and
love of her.
1 health. \1laratc'
s heart leaped high with
"The• prettiest girl ha New Turek, by
Jove:" gasiavl I>:Itl 1101111e, clutching
Brnkrluu by the arm.
".inti look utMonly' He's Is'eune a
flew• uiau W the Inst lice minutes."
f ldel Joe. "iook at the glow In his
cheeks: Hl" N la'ginulult• to look as be
did a year ngu." ,
t clock (hind the hour of A
c• • • • • I • •
"The ran -.who was herd'ytrttenlay Is
In the hall to see Mr. Brewster," sold
the maid it feie'looted after the milt.
Inter had uttered the words that gore
Peggy a new name. There was a mo
mous of silence, almost of dread.
"You mean the fellow with the
beard?" asked Monty uneasily.
"Yes, sir. He sent In thin letter, beg
ging you to rend it at once."
"Shall I send him away, Monty?' de
mantled Brogdon defiantly. "What
does he meau by coming here at this
time"
"I'll?read the letter Brat, Joe."
Every eye wan on Brewster 'as he
torte open the envelope. Isla fare was
expr'asite. There was wonder In ft,
then Incredulity', ellen Joy, lie threw
the letter to Brandon, clasped Peggy In
his nrnls spasmodically and then, re-
leneilag her, dashed for the hall like one
bereft of reason.
"It's Nopper Harrison!" he cried, and
a moment later the tall visitor was
dragged into the circle. Nopper was
quite overcome by the heartiness of his
welcome.
"You are an angel, Nopper, God bless
you:" said Monty, with convincing CM-
labasis. "Joe, read that letter aloud and
then advertise for the return of those
Boston terriers.,!"
ltrngllon's bends trembled and hls
voli•e was not sure as he translated the
scrwl, Nopper Harrison standing be -
baud I i
Ie.
for
thedew n
g cul purpose of
pronlptlug him when the writing was
beyond the range of human intern -
genre:
• Holland house. Sept. "J, 19-.
Mr. Montgomery ltrewater:
My Dear Boy -b you thought I had
given you the •IIp. eh? Didn't think I'd
show up her• and do my 'part? Well, I
don't blots* you. 1 suppose I've acted
like an Idiot. but so long as It turps out
O. K. there's no harm done. The wolf
won't gnaw very much of a hole In your
door, 1 reckon. Thu letter lntrodnees my
secretary, Mr. Oliver Ilarrison. He cams
to me last June out In Butte with the
prospectus of a ctalm he had staked out
up In the mount:itns What he wanted
was hacking. and he had such a good
show to win out that I went Into cahoots
with him. he's got a mine rip there that
Is dead sure to yield millions. Seems as
though he has to give you half of the
yield, though. Says you grubstaked him.
Blood fellow. this Harrison. Needed a
merretary and man of affairs, so took him
into my omen You ran Pee that he dial
not -take me up Into the mountains to
murder me. ns the papers say this morn.
ng. All rot. Nobody's business but my
own If I concluded to come east without
telling everybody In Butte about .1t.
I am here, and so Is the money, Got In
last night. Harrison came from Chicago
a day ahead of me. I went to omen of
ri.
& R. at R this morning. Found them
In a stew. Thought'I'd McIppes' out or
been murdered: money- all gone: every-
thing gone to smash. That's what they
Daytona. Don't blame 'cm much. You
see. It was this way: I conrinded to follow
out the terms of the will and ,Iellver the
goods In le•r+nb. I got together all of
Jim Se,Iewie kat staff and albl a lot of
other fool things.,l suppose, and hiked off
to New York. You'll And about y.Ot1'OtO
worth of stuff to your credit when you
Indorse the certified checks down at Grant
Riplen's, my boy. It's all her• and In
the banks.
•
-It's at mighty decent sort et wedding
Ifs. I reckon.
he lawyers toll me all about you -
to me all about last night and that you
rl!•r. goIng 10 bn married this morning.
By 1 A time you're comparatively happy
with • bride, I guess. I looked over
your re •rt and took a few- peeps at the
rrcelpts. They're nll right. I'm satis-
fied. The oncy is yours. Then I got
to thinking at maybe you wouldn't cars
to come (IOW • at 9 o'clock, especially as
you 1 gra.In covering msec
1 In
R fro m the toy Of
bring married, , I nettle.; with the law.
vers, and they'll .rifle with you. If you
have nothing In rticular to do this
niter ,
ria n about o'clock I'd suggest
that you come to a hotel, and we'll
dlapone of a few form titles that .the law
regnires of us. Anti col ran give me
•arne lessons In spendln Orley. I've got
a little I'd like to misnme morning.
As for your ability as a blltelness man, I
have this to say: Any man w o ran spend
a million a year and have 'nothing to
show for It don't need a recommendation
from anybody. Itr'e In a class b)\himself,
and it', a business that no one els* can
give him a printer about.
I'm sorry you've been worried about all
this. You have gone through a good deal
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a
Was he right in exacting a a
Ills tired ',fait) whirled In the Y'ffort
to de•1de. Only one thing was cli r -
that he e•onld nut gave her up. The u-
ture grew bine•k est the very thought
It. \17th her he e)uld make things
go, but alone It wne mother uuttter.
Ile would take the plunge, and be
would justify it. ills Mind went trav-
eling bark over the graeele'sa year,
and he auddeuly realized that he had
forfeited the eonfldenee of men who
were worth while. itis comer In
profligacy would not Ire coisiderell the
best training for lusinesu. The thought
nerved him
to actp
ion. lie
must a •e
t mil
gond. Peggy had fahh lit him. She
cants to ilio whim everything was
against hint, and he would slave for
her, he would starve, lie world do any-
thing to prnye that she w -aa not mis-
taken In him. She tit least should
know hint for a ulna.
Looking toward the wludnw, he sow
the blank, uneasy night give way to the
coating tiny- !laggard and fail% he
prose from the emelt to watch the nit'
hurt,: u-li of the sun that Is Indifferent to
wealth and poverty, to gayety and sic-
Jeetiot. From far off In the gray light
there came the sound of ay ocloek
bell. A little later the ahrieks of far.
tory whittles were borne to his ear.,
muffle) by distance, but pregnant with
the importance of a !lett' day of toll.
They were calling hint. with ell poor
men, to the sweatshop and the forge. M
the great trill of life. 'The new ern
bail begun,-tinwning bright and clenr
to disperse the gloom In his sot0. Lean•
in eganist the elsement tool wonder.
Ing where be could earn the first dollar
fort ' Peggy Brewster that *was Peg-
gy 41ra, , he rose to Meet It with a fine
unflinch g fenrirssuess.
itefore o'clock he was downstairs
marl w•altIn Joe itreeden joined hint
a bit rater, hawed lir (lordlier iud
the mitilitter. 'TIhr Ile\Illles nppenr,rl
without an lay nMon, but they were
not denied. Mrs, an Sagely shook her
head when told 111 t Peggy was still
asleep and tint the rentony was off
till 9 O'clock.
"Monty, are you going wn,, " asked
1)nn, drawing him Into a runt
"Just a week In the hills,'•ans erel
lfonty, suddenly rememberin' the •n-
*rnwity of fits attorneys.
"('erne In and are me es soon a you
return, old man," eaM tleNtilie; and
llfnnty knew that a posHlon won lQ he
open to him.
To Mrs. Ban fell the honor of helping
Peggy dregs. ity the time she hal hid
coffer and was reedy to go down she
was pink with exrilement and had
quite forgetter) the anxiety which had
Blade the night an age.
Phi. had never been prettier than on
her wedding morning. Her color was
It -h, her eyes as clear as start, her woo -
Noon,: r frits fin lir orrrrotne by the he(rrte
tneas of his welcome.
,Inn •soar, and you have been roasted by
'everybody. Now it's your turn to laugh.
It will aurprl,e them to read the "extra"
tole). I've done my duty to you in more
ways than One. rye got myself Inter-
'vlewed by the nnw.papers, and today
Ihey'l1 print the whole truth about Mont •
Komori. Brewster and Ma million.
They've get the Redtwlek will and my
Ston-, find the old town will boil with en-
eitement 1 Rosie veto 11 be sgnwrei before
the world all right. Yea,'d better May In-
doors for awhile, though. If you want to
have a quiet hone. moon
1 don't Ilke New York; never did. Am'
going back to Butts tonight. Out there
we 'lays' reit) 'k)'., tape's. and they are
built of brick. They are two or three
miles high, nod they have gold In 'em.
There Is real grass In the lowlands, and
we have valleys that make Central pork
louts -Ilk* • half un Inch of nothing.
Probably you and Mrs. Brewster were
going to take a wedding trip, so why not
go treat with me In my car? W. start
at 7:45 p. m., land l won't bottler you.
"Then you run take It anywhere you I11)*.
Sincerely yours.
SWEAREN(1F.N JONES.
Y. S. -I forgot to say that there Is no
•etch man as Golden. 1 bought your mines
end ranches with n,> own money. You
may buy them back at the same figures.
1'd advis, you to do It. They'll be worth
twice as much In a year. i hope you'll.
forstlte the whim, of an old man who has
liked you from the start. J.
via END.
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool and Chicago Wheat Futures
Close Lower -Live Stock Markets
-The Latest Quotations,
Moudny Evening, Manch 3.
Liverpool wheat futures closed to -day Sad
In 1d lower thug Saturday', cud cora fit
Dints lid lower.
.tt t'illraau May o heat closed tee loner
than Saturday, Mat cora %c higher, sad
May oats 'sc higher.
WINNIPEG OPTIONS.
The following were the closing quotations
to 'lase at this Market : Starch 7:11,c bit,
Mil'• 73'.e seller., Jul) 711%c bid,
THE vl4l(3LE SUPPLY. ,
March 5'011. March 0't11
Wheat 47,263,100 3:1,5t1.1 .110./
t'nru 16,Atti.11W li,Ilhl,tku
(luta'_43t,tklu 15,Mg,,a.)
11111lug the week n heat Increased :wino°
bushels, cora lucrt•ased 031,000 busbrt4l and
oats decreased tali rst(t bushels,
LEADING WHEAT MARKETS.
May, July.
New Yorkis tb
Minneapolis 7 't
to 711%
St. Louis 77I.. Tilt'.
Detroit .. .. .. .. iia% 142
Toledo
77
Duluth 77' 7,9j%
TORONTO PRODUCE MARKET.
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laps/ate l
Wheat. spring. bosh- .10 73 to 8. •
Wheat. fall
' bush 0 73 a 76
- 1%hear, red, bush 0 75 0 76,
Wheat. goeee' bush 0 T' ....
Harley, truss: u GI
tutors bush. 0 ao•'aU
ity'e' alh hush. 0 76 ....
Peas. bund.' 0 MMO ...
Buckwheat. bulb, 0 3l ..•••
CATTLE MARKkTS'
Cables Hasler -Cattle sad Hogs Are
Higher Li Chicago.
-Lorillon, March a.- Cattle are quoted at
tugs. to little per 'lb.: refrigerator beet,
stye to eV; sheep. dreamed, 12 tsc to 13yfje
per lb.; lamb., 14 tic, dressed.
TORONTO JUNCTION LIVE STOCK.
Receipts of live stock at the C,lua
Stork S'iard• were 74 carloads composed of
14711 rattle, 33 ,shee 11w1 Loge, 2l cuh•ea
and 3 borrow.
Exporters.
Pries ranged from $4.30 io,110 ,et
cat..twith one or two loads at a little More
money, as win be peen. by sales given be-
low, but the bulk of cattle assist rt $4.1t3
to $4.53 per cwt.; export bulb sold rt $:Islas
to $4 per cwt.
Butchers.
rutty tot per rent. of tutehetw' rattle was
uutinlshel' and more finished cattbcattle'wont!
hare soldreadily at good price, as there
War not euuugb prime quality to supply
for trade, and Aum.. of the butcher's had
to invade the export class to get what
tis'•' at $4.41)
In quality, Picked lon4aert:
$4.41) to 114.70; loads ,t gold a:
$4.2o to $4.4o; medium at $4 to $4,23; ro:n-
mon at $3.73 to $3,110; . cows, 12,75 to $4
per cwt. Butchers' rattle, It will be a.•eu,
were hlghir rhea last week.
Feeders amid atoekers.
(tarry Mums,,' was un the market today
Inking for good quality feelers old sue.
masted In gettna two or three mads- Short -
keep 'feeders ranged from $4.25 to $4.50
per ewL
.- Veal Calves.
'twenty-one real calve* were reported as
Roll at priers ranging all the way from
$3 to $s per cwt., the latter price being
paid for One old-time new milk -fel "Alf.
Fanners, feed your Weer well: give them
new milk, and a few eggs, It you want to
get la put cwt., live weight.
Sheep lad Lamb.
Thirty-three sheep and lambs sold at fol.
lowing prtre. : Export *beep, $4.30 to
$5.4u per cw-t,; lambs at $11.30 to $7 per
cwt.
Hogs,
I1. I'. Kennel) report's prireo for hogs
uuchsuged at $n.e., for selects and $11.40
for light fats: but MuDooald & Barbee
sold 111 hogs to an opposition arm at $7 per
cwt.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
Montreal, March 5.- ISpr•lal,)-('able ad-
vice. from Liverpool ,tad Loudon on Cana-
dian rattle were ate.dy and priers all -
changed at lour,• to Ile. 1•:xports for Feb.
runry fruw Portland weer 11170 cattle, 1170.
rhe,•1t and from St. John (RMS cattle. Ship-
ments Inst week f talk polios were
475te cattle, ler-7 sheep. Iterelptn today
were IMP 4.21111., ., milch rows. IUs enlres,
Ila +beep and Jannis, MO hogs. A feature
of the market wean the scarcity of goal
rattly'for whirls the demand was gook
from both local and expert buyers, and
owing to the keen eomiuetitloo, priers add
vaned 13r per Its) lbs. ('hues beer.. sold
at $5 to 93.411; gond at $4.30 to $.5; fair at
$4 to $4.25; common at $425 to $a.7:. and
Inferior at 12 30 to $3. The cairns 'were
all young, and mold est $3.311 to fat each:
utiles eow'm sold at $2.1u to $:w, each. Sheep
sold at 41ye, nud tannin at 0e per it, There
was no lm ort
p ant change ria the .•ondltlua
of the market for hosts. The supply watt
somewhat larger than wan generally expect -
e!, but no the amend was guest for I,vtl
m
eun.mption, a 'toady feeling prevailed
and wale of choke lots were mule at $7.5)i
end lower gnadr. at $7.30 to $7.4n per Inst
It.., weighed off cars. fable, ndvl,-ea on
Saturday from London nod Bristol were
firmer on I'Anedlan taro,, but 'hie fact
seemed to have little Infinence on the local
hog eittntloo.
EAST SUPFALO CATTLE MARKET.
East nnffaln, March C. -('stile- Itwelpts,
:1400 head; steady to 14• higher; prime
steers, $5.40 to $3.73: ehlpltoz $4.75 to
$:., 3.3; butchers $4,25 to $5.10; heiferd
kis:. to $3; ,•own, $,4 to $4.:0; built., $2.7.i
to $4.30; parkers and feeders $2.73 to
$4.40; stork heifer", $2.:1) to $:1.27.; (mai(maicows and epringers slow, $2, per head low-
er 5ss to $•14.
1-rehe-Itreelpts, 1230 bead; active: $5.23
(o $3.110.
to Toe higher; heat,, 13,000
ad Active;
',ricers nod
plink 110.70 to $01.75; rough., $5.80 to Pilo;
"logs, $4 to $4.75.
Sheep and Iamb"-Rerelpta, 171ww1 head:
Retire; steady to Use higher: Iambs. $c,_.
to $7.00: s few, $7.05: yearlings,- $11.2,1 to
86.00; wet era $5.73 to $0.15; ewes, $5.311
to $5.75; . .epi mixed, $3 to $5.75; west -
em Iamb", $ ._3 to $7.400.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.
Noe York. March 3. -Beeves lter.•iota
45146: market rathltj' slow; generally stead.
for steers and, balks, medlnai and routmon
rnwa ynn: lustier' CM all Redd Ixrrpt .....•
car; steers, $475 to 11; one rat calm
$6; oxen and "lag.,, .to $5; boll. $3.S5to $4...1; few fancy ba1$4.7i: rows, *2
to $4.25. Export" to day, one; le -morrow
00
10rattle, Iola sheep and hal quarter. of
tseef.
calves Receipt. _-Mw); v la "span¢;
barnyard rnlres almost nnmla' bat min;
ill mod, Yeah', $5 to $0..011; IIs . mice,
$4 to $.50: hnrnyard calves, $:h,
ea rem corm: city dreewed veil. !tee to
14c per It..: r•nitntry dressed, ac to I:
Sheep and latabs__Reuclpt.. InNn;
almost about 111111; lnman III,•
Inwer: Almonall add; coalmen sheet"
colt., at to $3,711; hoot.. $7.2.'I t
87 73; extra, $7 Mt1; culls, $3 ,bre MI; year-
range 11.35, to $7.
(logs Readmit 13412; market amen
stale hogs, $0.51 in 06.00.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
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AAs; lea• to 130 higher; common he prime
Meer., $3,75 to $tt.Nr: cow., ELM to $4 .10;
heifer., $2.30 to $3: bulls $2.40 Io $4
eah•es. $3 to $7.71,; pluckers and feeders
$a to $4.75. '
linos. . Heretpis, a':I*nq Ion in IS, sigh.
'r: eholee to prime heavy, 86.4,5 to $6521,4:
'nMlnal to teM hearty $n.33
htltre.rw sentare, 14.411.16 11a.52tg:-)rand
In choice, heat'))•, ItA ted tgl a3 to $4.45;
peeking "elt. hl to $51.4:1,
Wirer end tannin" Itevelpt., le,ewei• les-
hlgher; sheep, $4 In $n.23;earlings, $5,iilt
a $1, 23; Iambs, $1, J3 te 8t.1St
e,•p
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Remedy Pow Peg.
A barbarous practice or habit whligi
our. should combat In every way is
that which consists in mutilating fowls
when they are cosaidered to he aur- I
feriug with pip. We repeat It, us soon
as one remarks that the ben does not
drink It is considered to be afflicted
with pip. The white•horny substance
at the point of the tongue is u species
of nail given by nature to the bets to
enable It to pick tip the grains unit
seed from the ground, while pip Is
catssed by ul(erated bones in the
throat. The disease can be easily
curet with a bit of butter the size of
a nut and it bit of aloes the size of
a pea Make a pill with the aloes and
butter and put it down the hen's
throat. lit au hour the hen will be
cured. -American Poultry Journal.
nacre's. For Heim
-Pests at the Isiah station ut the value
of exercise seem to allow that the exer-
cise Idea may be overdone. liens
forced to scratch for every kernel of
grain by the use of deep straw litter
did not fa so well as those which were
fed part he grain in the straw and
part Its 1i. hog. Ou the other hand,
'hens whitwere given no exercise,
kept in a boo e with a board floor, with
no straw or I ter, and never allowed
outside of the ruse Iald very poorly,
the general ream showing that ural
crate exercise fav re Me highest egg
production.
Rsl.l.g Ducks ID tis • Hess.
It is a mistake to try a Elise duck-
lings with' a common hen. ileus :mast
good duck incubators, but 0 in brash
erg. The dnekiih g% comet thud the I
violent exr'reiae the hen wen d gave
them., They are ton weak on tb r iiegy
to keep up with the activity o: ti(
mother hen. --American Poultry .1 ur
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Merchants ; ubbers
An up to-dett shoe dealer a usually • good rubber iudp--lit Ia
quick to discern the oomaerabve pointe of eaneuenoe that paws
annai,oed by the ordinary men
Many of tis. largest n.rehanta have stocked eaaluawly
with Marehente Rubbers. ' They know that the hilt, g.wd•
materials used, the saolca,ve methods employed lad 4on,r.I
care .w.rcaed .n those manufacture mean ,ncna..d wear
wad pleased oustomen.
Thu fast ,a • good guide to the ord.aary buyer
Mn, :hams Rubbers heys the to. .tyle. .p-
pearatce and w.ar,n4 quehbe• that annot b.
•brand in any other brand of rubber.
If your Shoomat doesn t soil than lot
m knew.
Lice ea. Fowl.
ail with kerosene Oval oily all it wit
take up of naphthalene Oakes --that Is
make a saturate solutiou. The intro
satisfactory method IR to .till a cat
about-, one-third full of nni: ttlmlruu
Oakes, then till up with kerosene ant
raiz thoroughly. Let stand for two ui
three days, abakhig oecasionnlly, am
then use Ah the same manner that y't
use any good lice killer,
The •reediag Ewen.
Above all things. do not allot' your
ewes during the lambing time to pats
out and through a narrow door or jluut
over a high place in the door, as On
.111, pays \
ithl •'•
.l an
farmr
r. This
R
it
cantle the r r case to drop dead lambs
There ought to be a•sunny pen provide'
where the lambs may enter Dud feel Ir
their own troughs upon (rat'ked cora
fresh wheat bran and a bit of ;Aliment
A ,round of feat given to the white'
lamb may be worth a nickel, and lamb'
will eat more 111111 gr -,w• better it Mei'
erenp Is inn sunny place.
When children are little, peevish and
readiest. at night they require it dose or
two of Millen'. Worm I'uwdeta, For
sale by Jas. 'Wilson
Advertise your wants in The Signal.
Cash or Cure
11 Shiloh', Consum n Cure fails to rare
your Cold or Cough, you get back all you
paid for it. You are Sure of a Care or
the Cash.
If it wasn't • Sure cure, duo offer would
not be made.
Can anything be fairer )
If you have a Cold, Cough, or any disease
of the Throat, Lungs or Air Passages, try
SHILOH
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25e, per bottle. Ag dealers gt.nasee it.
The Human
Barometer
is the urine. Where there is a
constant desire to urinate --when
the urine is hot and scalding -
it means Bladder Irritation. If
the urine is cloudy, highly
colored, or offensive -it indicates
Kidney Trouble.
Heed the danger signals. Take
THE GENTLE KIDNEY PILL
"a„ -Ju" stimulates and
strengthens the weakened,
clogged, overworked Kidneys to
healthy action -and heals and
soothes the irritated bladder
"nn -in " cures. We guarantee
it and you can get your money
back if " Bu-ju " disappoints.
All druggists have " Bu Ju " or will
get them for you.
THE CLAFLIN CHEMICAL CO. LIMITED
wtas,o•, says
We Can
always rely on out custonter's'stttisbir-
tion with our
Canned Goods
lief One %ye 11,tlulleonlytelinbh•branels
that VC knew all sleuth- Every he111e1•-
k.'rlw• knows how tnucli difference
t here Is t hese hnusehnln nerrrsit les.
And it is est nhV,tys the price flint in•
some the q lit y. We sue Fallowing A
tine Lf mint.( golds that- we ate Farli-
ng terry low )(teed, sit low in fart
hitt you will I surprised how good
hey are when t v appear nn your
able.
STURDY & CO.
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GEO. E. BOULTER CHAS. A. DAVIES
Northern and Central Ontario Agents.
Prompt attention given to Telegraph, Telephone and Mad Orders,
BOULTER, DAVIES & COMPANY,
Specialty Jobbers in all classes of High Grade Boots and Shoes.
Telephones : Main 57o6 ; Main 117. 24 Front Street, Toronto, Ont.
WHY DO
many Institutions devoted to the higher Edu-
cation select Bell pianos? The fact that they use
and prefer the Bell is evidence of distinct merit I
One follows professional advice in acquiring an educataa,
by not follow professional cu•om an buying Bell pianos)
The only pianos with the Illimitable Quack
' sting Action.
.Send for Ben..hful (i'..) Boo
The BELL PIANO ® Orfta
PIANOS
B
Limited GUrLPH.ONTARtO-
Parnell's
It to the Same Price alb
the Inferior Kind.
YOUR POPULAR GROCER, AGENT
WINTER FOOTWEAR
MUST GO
For the next ten days we are going to clear our entire stock of felt
footwear at
2o per cent. discount.
The following list contains some of the good things we have to offer
Men's Felt Shoes.
Dongola ft ixed with leather
moles and heels. hi. all sizes
from to II.
Women's Slippers.
The renutitolitr of our at' irk of
must go.
Men's Felt Shoes.
NVitli heat y loll soli, end
heels. .11e,t the thing to went
voider a noir of our fovea shims,
Come early and you will save
comfort.
Men's Felt Boots.
Of I he beet nutlet+ and
Icatlitos, 11'e have a good as-
. sortment and you sill he Wink
ito secure it pair.
Women's Felt Shoes.
‘‘'ta 114%11 it bulge /1/010114111ent
of these goods; both light and
heavy weight.
Misses' and Children's
felt slipper.' mad oboes are
alma ott this list. anti include It
. variety of styles.
money on shoes that will add to your
WM. SHARMAN
Cor. East St. and Sonar, Godertch, Ont
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PIANOS
'When buying a piano consider the merits
of the famous
Newcombe Piano!
For choice quality of. tone, durable ac-
tion and stylish cases. Winner of gold
medal at Paris World's Fpir and other
great awards. Call on or write to
C. HOARE,
Conith Wholesale and; Retail Manager
DISTRIBUTING CENTRE
AT CLINTON, ONTARIO
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