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TSIIMIDAY, March 15, 11A 6
for 33 Years
Gosemiptios Care. the Linz
Tent. Ism bees before the public.
dn. toothier with the lett that its odes
hive suathly biassed yam by yam. ate
bset proof el dw awe of
Shiloh
es • awe for Omsk Colds. mai AI
Gnaw ol the hogs aod purges.
Those who hive und Shiloh would sot
be without it. Then who hew stem
wad it should keow that every bottle is
doetal are you. the dialer will reload
what you paid loc ie. Shildt
Has Cured
theursock ol the MOD obstians ones el
Coughs. Cold, amid Luag trorkiles. lad it
cure you.
NA/ wee« I ovssird fel dor rade
me el esdan444. led mains did as nor
moil I mod SialollS Gattotoollen Gam Ger
hail. reed ese This swear I Lod a vas bed
seld. were st.l. so resat. rev
me wall awn. lore Fere a se remr41
isd 0•441 044 Oi than halm .
SHILOH
SPRING
CLOMING
'• I r bad a mom comfortable to
a better-fltting suit." said a man who
gets his chitties made at
DUNLOP'S
CLOTHING EMPORIUM
WEST STREET.
A full 4tock of medium and heavy
weight clothes fot fall and winter wear
, Suits and Overcoats
made to measure 011 sin wt.. not ier,
Horruly-to-wear Clothing good and
strong macle int t he premises..
DUNLOP, the Tailor
NVEST STREET
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
SYSTEM
11 Special One -Way Rates 11
to Billings. Mont.. Denver.
City, Nelson. Ittmslanti. Van- II
1.1)11VIT: P111.11111111, Ore.: San
Francisco. Tickets on iatie
Sptcial Settlers' Trains
to Northwest
Every Tuesday doting
MarCh and April a special
train with etdonist sleeper
will Wave TorantAt at 41
for Manitoba and the
Northwest. r ass.. tigers
travelling without livestork
ohould take express leaving
Toronto 1:15 p.m.
The Short Line to Cuba
Leave home Thur p.
ruha, early Monday morn-
ing. Direct erinnection.
Tout ist rates in effect. ,
Make or
t Break
by Harriet Prereott Spofford
F the mediaeval titly11 wet,. full of
today has molly of them conceit.
mon Of uurest. It iewsessed Charlie
Harding in his shop in ihe• I Wage, the
wills, the depot, the meeting house, be-
ing hard by. and all the gosolp of the
burg about his counter. And the world
But it was thought that a rich dud of
sliver had been 11111410 ill the neighbor-
hood, and at once the price of every
old pasture that eveu the sheep them-
selves would have disdained to i.Top
bad goue mooring out of sight, nod the
Maid old parish that hail followed the
way of its forbears fur 20i) years and
over bad gone wild over its potentiality
of riches.
of course Captain Hariling-a train
band captain of militia was he -bail
not been in the center of all the talk
without finding opportunity for: bond-
ing aud . buying and selling land, and
be had. am he phrased it, melted, down
a good pocket piece through the vari-
ous transactions. 10 the 'twinging of
fate's peuduluni, however, It WAS pres-
ently found that the silver wao not of
a paylugisort, and the boom in land ex-
ploded like a bubble. Hut It left Char-
lie }larding full of eageruess nisi the
wild spirit of adventure in moury mak-
ing.
"Why ain't you contented where you
be?" askis1 his wife'. grandfather.
'There's alien; ben silver here settee
fore you was born. Why should it
udden now? Trouble is ye have to
gut It in to get it out. Crags 'ntore'n
t comes to. There's folko I know has
ilver spoons made of it moren 200
ears ago. But, bless ye, them, spoons
cost more'n gold. There'n gold too.
Idn't ye know it? That Californy
eller panned some gravel out, I heed
ay, an' got what he culled 2 color.
ut long's spring pans out hi the grass
ther color. As long ns the bloodroot
MPS, an' the marshmaller, an' thi-
oat heollie salve, an' burdocks for
esters, lin' crambries to draw out
ulcers, other folks may have their
Iver. Ef you au' Grace wants toil-
er, jest keep to work. An' the sooner
rain the better it'll be for you. You
t a 'rowan' hominess', you're poplar,
's over to your snore when you can't
se yer wheel. My king! Here's Rioting
nd, all excitement, the 'old naturalist
rgot his stlek, hurrying and halting
d :gipping anti stumbling. but mak-
m• ain Hording looked miler hitu and
ontlered how n reasonable being could
eontented With 81101 rt ilfe-tio bet -
r, he thought, than a inolecs.
Grace Harding. through monk un -
own freak of descent, hail developed
great deal more worldly ambition
n any others of her family. She had
heed ou going to school when her
ter Louisa preferred staying at home
d drudging with her mother, and she
1 read novels' and taken a fashion
per, and on her marriage she had
ne to housekeeping in nii old weather
ten farmhouse only as a prelimina-
to something altogether finer. It
st a pretty place, under a green hill,
h great sycamores and a brook
use hanks were lined with blue for-
mennto. They had built a little
zza where they could sit at night
king down over the marshes, myste-
us In shadow, enehanting In sun-
t, and on some day. he rode over
the store ou his big wheel, on which
loomed a giant figure against the
-it was before the ilays of the safe -
and on some days be walked, and
store thrired gently, and Grace had
flower beds and her row of sweet
s and went to meeting In lier rnyrtle
n silk gown, with pink mites In her
net -looked upon by -Louisa In her
wn delidne as very much the fine
•
fe then was Bowing ou serenely,
h now and then a tea -party at the
ge and every day a s-loit with her
her end with Louisa. who was now
ried herself and Ilving at the top
he hill. When one night her hum -
came home and threw down his
in a temper. "Well, I'm nick of
0 outelde the store, you know. But
the boom's gone up, and there's
In' more In laud round here. I've
ell over quite a few properties,
oh. and made my penny every
. But thin lo the euil of it. Ilow'd
Ilke to go to Colorado?" •
es. • I'm like the wild besot that's
ed blood. Say, I could just shut the
RR it attinds-1 took p'ento; moo'
liar today turf the key gin' put It
ty pocket an' git ont there In the
of Mingo, an' If I didn't ganke
(intim en' NtrIke pay dirt I'd put
whet wan worth flontin'. An' I've
glee I could make my Inninge. 1
ed II tot fmn them fellers flint wen
tooth)" over the lay of the Inn& 1
em tryin' nut the allver buttons" -
on maw," Mid firrice celmly.
atm them. An' now I've a little
n' to the gOod Romaine we plot
the tivo keys On' try it. The worst
nn do la to come back nitnin."
il they did. t,nplain Harding with
ree-htit gay determinntion, end his
with a beating heart rind a duster-
ee, but with * sort ef eager curl.
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For tieketa fell in-
formation call on
F. F. LAWRENCE
Town Agent.
Office hours: 631n.. 111. to
JOHN STRAITON. Deixit Agent
J. D. McDonald. District Rti.
( and Yards ..rreet nod)
et !fork Square
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
gOTAII onl nvightsi on the market study,
where you 70 2.11111. Ito. for n ton.
WM. LEE.
th•vlers left at 4'. 1'. I-EE'S Hardware Store
Keel side Koltun,. promptly nttended to.
SYNOPSIS OF
Canadian Northwest
Homestead Regulations.
Any even numbered velum, of Ihnliulnn
Lands In Manitoba at t he Borth wr.t Proftime..
excepting a and 31, not n•.er,,,l. omy 1.• 1
.headed by nuy ie•r.on win toot hr ."h• hra.l 0f a
family. or nor nut, mer Is>ear. of 4ore, to the
extent of one gunrt ct .ret ion of In nets•. Iron•
or less.
Entry may he meth. personally at the heldland oilier for the dl.t flet In which the brad Is
situate. or If the homesteader desire.. he may,
ttaawa', 7 he C unin.he l•+�Ionet soft the Immigration.
Winnipm. or the hs al ,.gent re, t• anthorlll
for Som0 ane to nuke entry for him.
The Mwlrostcatoris n•gnirnl to perform the
condition. eonnerltd therewith mater one of
the following plans:
111 At leant six months' resident* norm atul
cultivation of the land In each year for three
years.
I11 if the father for nlnllter. If the father Is de.
0.RRrd t of the home.toader reside. main a tarn,
In the r•Irinity of the lend entered Jot the.re
gnirements as to teshdence may is. *toned
by emit person nettling with the father or
131 if the settler has his 'permanent residence tine.
upon forn:dna band owned by him In the yfrin-
--- - - - the retie wanton) as to
raeldenoa may be aatisfed by n'rldenee upon
the gild land.
141x mont#u' moth* In writing .hmtM be given
AO the Commiserator of 1)nminim, lands at
Ottawa of intention to apply Inc patent.
•
's jest tomfoolery," said her moth -
Pr. with weory olab, no idle *whited
her sparse find hay eolored hair Mit of
the nay. "Why ain't they suittsfied
with tblnim as they are -the More tin'
the other. nn' all? I don't Charlie
Harding 11 ever grow up rap'n Bard'
log! What's he vap'u of, oteeptlif it's
Orace Is cap'n, then," maid her
"I can't toll whoro Greco got bor am-
us sporrlt." saki hor mother
. do' know," said her husband.
as mns crazy to gn to loos. twit
Nost, the %flower 0t the itiaerim. v'Y'lfe. But OD* good wrock cured me,
Pt. Ift.-VnantharIcon ptiblication of nits s,1 on' Wraps 'twill them."
• iforticsassat wm rot be paid h*. "r•lb" Mkt the old grandfather.
1 laughing half to himself. "I gneiss he'll
be glad to git back US to the land
"1 wouldul wonder if it all turned•
out for the beat," saiii Lotilaut, who bad
eume down front the hill with her sew -
But Captain Harding hail no doubts
on the 'subject. "Eirat thlug, some
clothes,". said lie. "I've heard say
there's nothlu' succeeds like suecriug,
an' M0 y011.Ve totter look aucegoisful.
An' I'll say one thing ---If there's any-
body that'll ite a credit to tine clothes
it's my wirer*
And yet, as him wife walked through
the corridors of the Fifth AVenue hotel,
after returning from the fur west, It
little awed by the velvet carpets, the
sotto curtains, the gildiug, the tier -
revs, the splendor of the s$Uwr women,
she WWI 41)1114e1OUS of romething about
herself not Its it should be. Her hus-
band was all well euough, • bluff and
ready mau of business in a buslueas
suit. But either she had ou too inuch
or she didn't know how to put it on.
She felt she was unlike these grander
dames who talked and laughed and
moved at ease. Iler hauds troubled
her and made her uncomfortable; her
hair lacked the touch. But still she
knew it WAS ouly a matter of time;
she would catch on. Charlie, anyway,
looked at her with admiring eyes when
he had any tune to look at her at all.
She *SS more lonesome than at find,
fur her husbaud bad become entirely
absorbed in his schemes. .
Meantime she.was seeing the world.
It went by her In the begiuning like a
panorama; it almost' made her dizzy.
Yet, although at last mho was a part
of It and as eager in the rush as soy,
she was never quite at home In It.
Captain 'Harding had indeed bad
some measure of the luck he had hop-
ed for, and he was floating the 'Wires
of the Nimble Dollar mine in a way
that made hie wife hold her breath
when he reported his successes to her.
He had been on the ground, he bud
14.91:1 the mine, he knew what he was
talking about, he was not anxious for
too large a price, and he came Mit of
the transaction with a small fortune.
folks and your folks would approve
that Means interest -and go home and
build s house with bow winders aud
a Freuch roof and be the rich man of
the region."
"Yes," bald Grace.
"But you believe in me, don't you?"
asked he anxiously.
"Yes," said Grace.
"You'd like to pee me one of the mil-
lionaires? I've as good a right to big
money as the best of 'em, and I'm goin'
in for it. I'm goin' Into Wall street in
earnest!" And Captain Harding had a
oense of assured success which made
him the happiest, beat untured and
busiest tnan alive. "'Tain't luck," he
said to his wife. "It's a long head. I'd
look pretty hitlin' such a knack of busi-
ness In the voriter store, wouldn't I?
Anil ae for you, I'm proud of you ev-
ery day:"
But Mrs. Harding was not proud of
herself. She would not le her busbnini
know it, but she felt herself wholly
unequal to meet the WOInatl of soeiety
brought her into same associntion, in-
vibsi now and then to their houses, to
their opera boxes -women who had ae
quaintanee with each other, with for-
eign, life,' who knew what to do and
how to do It and who without the least
111 feeling often overlooked and Ignored
her and made her feel herself ont of it.
She sent home boxes of gown, aud oth
er things to Louisa and her mother
which In their private talks they aid
they would have preferred hyt own
thlugs to make over for thOmeelves,
without dreaming how uuonitable they
would be, and she sent grandma a
gray silk wrapper lo whose males and
lace she would look like a little old
flower, as Grace pleased herself by
thinking, and she sent her grandfa-
ther a fur coat and a wonderful meer-
schaum pipe. She had a feeling that
sueh things were, as her husband
phrased it, so rourb to the good. Now
and then she sent her father a little
money, but she did not have much
money. Captain Harding needed rill
Ids ready money, bnt she had generous
credit -and bills'. "Pile It on!" said
her husband. ''One must look success-
ful In order to be successful, you
They still lived at the hotel, where
they had what seemed to her royal
rooms, although she never grew toted
to them, and, although entertaining
there those who accepted their Invita-
tions, ohe always hod a oenoation that
one day those people would find her out
for a fraud.
She laughed sometimes when she saw
henget In the glees, with her bare
shoulders and jewels, her satin nnd
laee and rnernbou, with A kind of
moekery. But she never let her hum -
band know that thle wax not whnt her
soul longed for, that she was afraid of
the other women or that she felt all
their own new way of life to be of very
tineertain tenure.
She did not have so mnch chance as
once to let him kbow her state of mind.
He woo orotupled from morning till
night; he wys writing end telegraphing
tind 'teeing people And gown In the lob-
by trilking with men till midnight. the
hotel lobby being a minor Well street
AGO
THE Slt:NAL: “ODERICH ONTARIO
Things' stemmed to ber to be to Ruch a
whirl that sometimes she wondered if
she were not /dreaming. She :wrote
home, but she said very little of her-
self end her life. She described Imper-
sonnl things, like pictures and shops.
"Louisa," said her mother once, 'it's
borne In on me tome wept that brace
ain't floppy. She'igot the detlre of her
heart, she's out In the world seem'
things, hut she ain't happy"
"Thet'a he•auee she hasn't any ba-
by," maid i.ouisa, dancing her boy on
her knee and then letting him pull her
curio All about her face. "I'm cure 1
don't know what we done before this
little person eame."
"i'd like to see your baby," Grace
had written her mister. "Some time -
just for a look -1 may drop In upon
you when you least etepect It."
"1 wiah't I could drop In on her," said
her mother.
"You wouldn't know her," sold Lon -
leo. "i wouldn't wonder but you'd
think It was the queen or the presi-
dent's wife or suthin',"
"1 guess 1 should know 7.p own
child," geld her mother, "If she was
ever so doe. I'm glad she sin't ever
Pont for Tommy the way she said she
was goln' to. I wouldn't want to stand
In hie life, Ant s®chow t feel'* tbongh
fawn
ether Was better fee him thp11
what Man' and where she goes. 1 "I'll bring my sewing down to the
Captain Harding. wialet she'd Nu I Prefacing after another across uer (dee, I
{ Mere and visit with you myself. And
1 every day 1'11 see father and tho rest of
them at the old place. And I'll have so
much to.tell mother aud Louisa that
they'll think Pui making it up. And
Louisa's baby --oh, Charlie, it will be
just too meet fur anything! I shall
feel as if I'd been born over again!"
"'Aut.1 If We dud a silver mine lu the'
bare yard we'll board it up." sold be.
SUNLIGHT
Wash alclodis
and linoleum with
warm water and
Sunlight Soap, rinse clean and wipe
imp dry. The colors will be preserved
and the surface unharmed.
Common soaps fade the colors and
injureIge surface. Sunlight Soap cleans, freshens and preserves
Sunlight Soap Washes clothes white without injury to the mon
delicate fabrics. or to tbe hands, for it contains nothing that can
injure either clothes or hands.
Sunlight Soap is better
than other soaps. but is best
when used in the Sunlight
way (follow directions).
THE MARKETS. . "10
Wheat Futures Close Nialii.- at Chi-
cago and Liverpool -Lite Stock
-The Latest Quotations.
Moeda/ Eveulag. March 12
Liverpool wisest futures clotted to -day
bi%Aellirightiliands:tueordriNirfutures %•I to %d
At Chicago Iday Wheat closed le higher
then Saturday; May corn %e higher aad
May Oats !•ie 10Wer.
WINNIPEG OPTIONS. I
The following were the closing quote- I
Owns to -day at thin market: Mareh 731,geli
bld, May 75%elit sellers, July 77.'011 bid. 1
ince THE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
Corn /ilareh 12,116 Marcia Mall
oate decreased 73,0110 bushels.
LEADING WHEAT MARKETS.
New' York Mays.r. Julm.Y.is
777716;z_ 577%.
7514
"fhat's what mothera' backs are szat, sots
made for," said Louisa, laughlug nod
kissing her mother. Kiases were rare upT:i0h;::::fr:PhIR.OstiDU..C.$,E1 It: At: KiE..T...
nutting them, but In those days Louisa !,iviatbri....i0aityt,: frbsui.1,bbusb 0 75
felt as If she tnust be (Irace and her-
self too.
days went by with Gritee, and la their
eourae she Imean to understand through
the little she saw of lier husband that
they were critical days. "It's !mike or
break," be said to her ouee. And rls
she saw his preoccupation and his
anxiety day after day and the breatii•
less way in which he lived she felt
brealliless herself. She scanned the
market reports and specials; Bile listen-
ed Ile She could to the talk of Mocks
and !stints and margins, yet she could
make out but\iittle, and It was all very
harassing. Sheohought she had nutlet,
stood at last th
on an arrangeme
If It could he lir
wealth beyond drea
ed, and, if It couldn't,
It was going to be br
atand business of this so t; oho mnst
possems her noul hi patienc Anil elle
tried to do as she watt told. But she
knew now that her hominoid li 1 every-
thing staked 011 0110 throw. She,lea nett
over Ilyll IS his switches of sleep. mut-
as she entombed the lock lightly front
his foreffead she felt she would take air
the ntlxiety from lilm if she mild giro
in tither auceesa or pence of mind.
Ile had grown white and gaunt of late, Y - "ads of prim, 1.111110. th. hull
"I'd look prrity."
don't make out the plow', L0111411.
y011.11 never, learn that child to walk
if you carry him so. And it's bad for
your back to carry tonal 111111•41PLI."
everything dependol
called a deal, which,
ght about, meant
for n11 conceru-
eant ruin. But
tight about; it
Rye. bush 7ft
NEW YORK DAM( MARKET.
New York, March 12. -Butter. jrtegolar;
2.74. to '-'7II4.e; official priers creamery, eon.
Won to extra, lfie to '-'7e; state dairy. f•eui
mon to entre, 13e to 211.-; renovasrl. eon,
men to extra, to in west..rti fite
tory. clannlon to firsts. 13.• 1(1.-; 0ust
filatta 17e,
1.1ft1111. large 10,1 h01411 colorell and white
to lIte; aklma, full to 11011: 1.
Tent sylvattla and nearby ?alley 44rle•-4.-r
vvidte. 2tie to 21e: do.. choler. 1ue to hie:
do . mixed. extra. inSve:
14%e: do., seconds. Ile to 1110; soutberus,
1214e to rigae.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
Cable* Steady -Cattle Firmer, Naga
1.cudon, Slareh Cala.. at, quoted nt
lb.: dressed weUit,
TORONTO JUNCTION LIVE STOCK.
Lefelpts of the stock at the Enlon Stnek
Yhrds were :10 car loads, tstinit0setl 73ei
rattle, 2 sheep. 11 Valves .11111 17 MT..,
PrIrea of shipping fettle ranged tram
$4,75 to $5.25, the hater prier. Drina paid
Zithe piano]
Dr. cummings.
tor. write*,
Approval at
THE GUILDHALL
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
London, England
•
GUILDHALL SCHOOL OF NUM.
"I have owl fee JOAO steafhs. 4. Gail/bon School
Oho "11,11.. Grand Ptanotortes,m44* by
ti .1 notable mann,.
"Thry holt, Iwo tried by 4 closilrroblo lumber of
11 foss vs, era Rave breA groerally admired tor Mot, :oar,
eating nothing.. waking before light, sit- sold •t saw to $4 2-i.
Sing lost hi' thought, starting at slight Butchers.
Taken altogether the quality of t•uteher
at 114 Ia. to 15 15 yver cwt. Hulls
soundo with all hi • nerves on edge, hur- eattle will the wor f
.t1 as If be pursued ii;vvita
from him. camp to replay th•• dem• and. and dealers
11111011 Inter for flintier had to get supplies f• the export class
ever before. Early In fte tu supply orders taken.
rying as he wn
something flyin
lie was ve
one day tha
afternoon
!wen Itr
lPiccram had Mile and had deal sold
•t
- Eleven scut calves Sold ■t Ar. to 777 per
ht up L) her 'feiv�;t rlre cwt.
usualJ,t' Went to the dntl`nhowu desk,
She Waited, expecting her husbnn.1, a
g while, and th•'u, as he .lid not
come, she opened It. She said it might
I* from home. Hilt she w-aw cmisc:onx
that that was not the reason she open -
edit.
It wax a very simple messnge and In
very terse language. "Gone up" not
she knew in an instant what it meant,
and she summoned all her forces about
ber.
Her husband -sante in niter awhile
rather more boisterous than commonly.,
"I)o you know where my old silver
watch Is?" he asked while making his
toilet.
"Why, to be more; in the upper draw-
er in my dressing vase."
"With the two kepi," he laughed.
"You're a sentimental woman, i sup-
pose you have some fancy or other
ultout those keys. You're all ready for
tilt di,:ner nod look like 'a prineess,
Tof;ery's becombn' to you. Yon like
It."
"1 don't know•," alio said. "I nse.l to
like my old pink aim:hante."
"So did i!" he reclaimed. "Tiresome
work, this going .out to dinner business.
I'll be ready in no time. 1Yl'h•h Is It
tonight? Harder work than -I)pn 1
went trninin' 'ith the ndlitin."
It was several times in the course of
that evening that _Captain Rnrdlug
looked, nt Ids wife will' a smile of
triumph in spite of tireuul.Itutee',
With what 1111 Sit• she .at•riel it tiff, he
thought. Plow she bernme wer'Ih and
splendor! And yet the girl in sue pink
gingham dress Icor Been 0r pretty.
The truth was Ilint far the first time pas
thio career (:rare felt sire of herself
and on her ow•u ground.
"1�'ee," be said to her when they
were agnln In their rooms, "I doll's Ire-
ilr'r, (thy of sliest• men felt as proud
of their wives nm I did of yon. This is
the sort of life you were meant for.
it's too bad -1'm sorry. But noir brace
up. i'r'e something to tell you."
"Nn you lutven't," she (41)1(1, In 'tatting.
her great blue eyes blazing, It seemed
to hint joyously. And she drew the tel.
egrnm from under n book.
"H7 Georgy:" he cried, gazing nt her
with fresh admiring pride. "You beat
the record: 'That's what I call sand!
Anil you knew It n11 the time'. 1Ve11,
there It I7.. 1 ain't 110 match for these
Hoge.
Only a few bog. brought In by rimers
were on the market to -day. 11. 1'. Kvn.
hefty reports a de,•Ilne In prices of 2
per cwt. as follows: Selects, 1(1.75; 1171,1.,
$6. ) per ewt
I:est tots of bothers' - offered sold at
14.10 to $4.,t,,; medium hoteliers', $4,'21 to
14 40; "ommnn rt 77:1.11,: to $4.2(t; cows, at
13.50 to 774.2: per cwt,
Millets Cows.
Al out half n dozen tench cows sold at
133 to 150 eacb.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
Montreal, March 12.--1Spe.•ial. )-('able ad-
vleer from Liverpool and lundoa reported
the market for Canadian cattle gently et
10!.4 to 11e. At these prices shipper,. are
losing from 1141 to til: per head. There le
prartically no demand for ocean freight
/pace; the best blri obtalhable from Ameri-
fen shippers for slits week's shipment was
.tits for Liverpool spare. with 25. a,k.•11.
The exports from Portland and St. John
N.H. last week wore 1711 cattle and 129,
"het'P• Hceelpts to -day were Han cattle
_t1) esteem. 75 much cows, 25 ',beep ao,J
iambs 11.11 bogs. .
The butchers were out strong, and titer.'
was a good demand for the best rattle, and
prises remota towbahaert Prime nervet
cold nt 4%, to 5%,- per 1b,; pretty g,s'J.
3%•• to 4i,se, find the Moon stock 1)t "S
to ;tuts% There were• 40 large halls on ihr
market• and they weighed from 12!11 to 2310
Ibs., and sold at :tute to fitic. There were
R number of superinr mile!' cows sold at
Virg to 1x10 each; the .there at 772: to $47.
eseh, l'nlyw sold at 772.2: to 1111 rash or
1114e t0 M1,• per Ili,; sheep sold ■t 41.e, '1111
lambs at (k• per 1l'.
'There was a firmer undertone to the tiler
tet for hogs on account of smaller mhppII'
and rooter weather lint prices 'Mow no
actual advance es compared with theme of
a week ago, owing to the fact that rain ,e.
ntlop between pnekers for ruppll.•. was n0
keen, as *drives from Enrapenu eourues on
t'anadian baron still continue to be dlarour
aging. (lite or two email Iota of '•hniee
Mlerted afnrk sold at $7.t0, lint Ili„ 11111':
et the trading was done nt 777'0 sod I nycr
grade. sold at 17.30 to 17.40 per ten lbs,
weighed off cane
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.
East Hnffnlo,Mnr.•h 12 -tattle Hw•ell'ls
3,1:0 head; active tile Hither; printf steers,
776.:,x) to $5.M; *shipping, 11.x: to 775 )o;
butchers', $4,44) to 775.2:; Itelfers, #tl. ail to
15; rows, C: to $4.5,t; bulls, 772.77. to #4,S);
strykers and feeders, 1.1.25 to $4.50: et•yk
he:fere 13 to 14.44t fresh cows and tiring•
yrs, steady, or good, Plow• was coma,,,,,, 77114
to $54.
yeah.-Iteeelpts Ids) bead; active, WC
I• wrr, 77G to 7701.5.1,
liege--Iterr•ipt., 14.5(7, head; tai ri}- at-
tire. fir 10 lets lower; heaver and naked
1,1,:0 to so-rs:, a few $11.110: ynrkers. #11.45
stn to N. TO; 1117., 776.44); .rou,gbs, 115.75 at 777.;
7s. 14 to 774.7,:,
Sheep alio! Lambs-- Herelpta 1.:. Ira head:
■hnep, active: iambs. stow: Inuit:.
to 17.11: yenrungs• 111 to 4177:1: ue'hoi- ,
77.:.7s to 141.15; ,wee, $51.70 to +:.75; slt'ep.
*and at to 1:.7.:; western Iamb. mile
In 17.ln, • �•
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK
Nest* York. March 112. nerve. Iterr0044,
jewels and turn we'll get out whole :111.1 ,.
feller'. Hy selling my wnteli :Ind your
ling* enough to lolly n little stack of no Ma toaaerron, ft•Ti tattle n*Iel . Iff21
1 elves Receipts, 41n3; market firm, lint
Whtep end !Arnim het Mott,. 14;32: abet.n,
"Then we'll go brick and hod open tip to 45.50: r1111., $3: tombs, p; in 117.311; few
had Imppened. MI If we'd been out ta ile to ae.70; elivolf.e IAEA: $7.1.71 l▪ 'o'eft.44."
bee the world nod linti erten It nod wno CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
satisfied and wnx brick again to the old Chlealtn March 1:2. ,t'sith Iterelpta, '17,
Mend with tvonie nem notion's," he said nun: innriet, bent steady, other* 5e lower:
"And 1'11 give you robes! bloc -Mtn and ito's. Heciapts, 42,nivi; ninrket 7.4. to tor
doughnuts' for your breakfast. And
feed my chickens end have iny plants
buteherve weights. 1114i.L.Vt in 101,271e: good
VII have a jack tome. Why, Charlie, to rhniee henry. mixed itli.1:: to 1•11,?$:
we'll ho rent !nippy yer" paekIng. lirt.nn tn AR 2214.
-"TOO better believe! ADA with thie : liemths7rol'nnor71 IlifiOn'fit7.-itRin'toeirPl."12N770"11;11"11107.
yoor grandfather, though."
"Hell like to hear you talk. He'll be ;, Iron in 1.7 -he lal-nod ix necessary. W-
it the stems early and Into And ao a ler's Compound Iron Nilo contain that
dayo." wild Greer, 'ale glad but... I For male h J W
fregth ;footle for the store. Anti- and -
whet tin you say?"
"'not we cen't start an tient too
nen n f IP most amisitatiloblo form.
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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.
Men's Felt Boots.
Dongola foxed with leather Of the hest Hinkel+ and
.oles and heels. In all sizes leathers. We have a good tug -
front 6 to 1 1. • sortment and you will he wine
Women's Slippers.
• Women's Felt Shoes.
'f he remainder of our ittlal '
'We have a large aosortment
most go.
womett's figney house slippers of thstse goods: both light and
heavy weight.
Men's Pelt Shoes. Misses' and Children's
With heavy felt soles rind felt tilipper4 and shore are
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tinder it pail' of ottc ()vet shoes. ,, variety of stylea.
Come early and you will save money on shoes that will add to your
Cor. East SL and Square
SHARMAN
Goderich, Ont.
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