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Nothing Relieved
His Kidneys
Until H. Tried
Bu -Ju
MARKMAN, Dal, Dec. 1, 1903
" I bad suffered for seven yews
' with kidney trouble. Could
scarcely walk and was usable
i. attend to my farm. Saw
' 3a -J. " adverti,ed, and after
faking the first few pills, felt
touch relieved. After taking
Las a box, was able to do a
,sal day's work. I know ole
box d "Bu -Ju " saved ale
$ 0.0o doctor bills`
"IAN= Assort."
It mob may 3e a day to take •'311 Ja"
-the kidney pall that never fails,
All druggista have " 3♦Ja " or will
get them for you.
TNN scarua csmancat co. uuSTga
wwoese, ern.
We Can
always rely nn 11115 l-msl •1-5. satisfac-
tion with our
Canned Goods
because v4 linndlconly r•Ii:Jde br,unls
that we know 1111 11 Wine. 1'it•1.1.v muse.
keeper k11uwt how- 111111.11 dilfereuce
there i+ in these h. ,,is,1i, .1.1 ne•.•ssi1i.•...
And it is not always the price that in
nIiii s the quality. \\'e art• stumble a
line of canned g.NNlw that rte are sell-
ing very low indeed. Nu Ins in Fall 1 11:11
you will he surprised how good( they
are when they appall- on your table.
STURDY & CO.
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
1
$I5.50
TO
BOSTON
Going gay 3Ist to Jose IIth
letaraiig satil Jeae 181f1
rhe unl ' tin "ugh rale service
route. Thrnlgh p 11 I 1 m .1 n
sleeper Tot nit o 10 11, e1 on.
liomeseekers'
Excursions
$32.00 to $42.50
In points in Mtulito'1.4. Alberta.
S•eskatehew•an. Via North Hay
.bear 5th, lath and JMIy:dal rnnl
17th. Via s/rnia and N. N. Co.
lune lth, 20th and .Int' hh and
Ixth. Returiiigwithin IWt,I,t s.
For tickets and full in-
fo,mintinn cell on
F. F. LAWRENCE
Town :\gen1.
Ofllce hours: 11:31 u. 111. les
It::111 11.111.
JOHN STRAITON, Ilrpot Agent
.1. D. McDonald. 11istii•t 1'Is-
o'II01 Agent,'I'ortnlu.
'PHONE 15 oft 24
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COAL
ALL KINDS nF COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
' pse,\II foul weighed un the totrket cal"•,
en
why011 gel pwb Ib.. Ler n Ino.
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orders left at 1, 1 . LEL:. II.tnlanre nkat"
(lest side square. Kemal,' ,0 i. t.tl l lo.
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SYNOPSIS OF
Canadian Northwest
Homestead Regulations.
Any et en un1)Ja•r.d ..conn of Ilo.'intnn
1, nde InMFWtobnm 1b1 -\.*114 wrel Peva Im*r.
ego Kan,' p8 not newer. tad. tnnp 111. 1
ateaded bar any mown sign 1, the head of n
tautly, or any male,. er IK years of AP'. 1111 he
extent of one-quarter section of In. n'•n•,,
or laaww.
rrppn 1-o mfor the mMtre lept•ntoewllp nl Ihr h,rnl
In whlrh 1M, Innd Is
musette.
Ths henre111a1der Is required to perform Ihr
conditions connected therewith tinder one of
t1M I ollewtnc plan.:
I{$y At Mast els month,: rewMene• norm and
enNivatlon of tin hunt In each year for thnr
years.
A if the father 1-.w mother. If the father hide
oeesedl of the homesteader resMes uipm a farm
1n the vicinity ne tee land entered for the tee
edremes(a as M roidenoe may bu' .oilseed
deice. person residing with the father or
131 If thepettierhes bbl permanent re"Mvnee
upon f land owned by him In the rM•im
kyef Ala kwnadaade the regstremnwe as to
tae( be astiot.l by rewMenoe rpm
3: »fir,.
Ra otegthie notice 10 writnt bouts he elven
b. r�dfNUM� �Dy(*1 pat �I. at
OBo duty « W KMWar of i1, interior.W. I
wig set
pattp4otten of tatesd-
I
CAP'N ERI
By JOSEPH C. LINCOLN
C.pyrlght, 1sOa, be A. 4. Barnet te Co. Publishers. lig fifth Avenue.
New York, A11 Rlabts Reserved
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4 11.1111..14 A.
17.\1N JI':11111 silt Winn
;he 0lsslshevl 111 Ibt• sou+blue
suiuklug and Ihiwk..Ig. 11
had duce a g„••1 deal of tit
115o4 1•51.t. v1111•r he war sixteen year
old. The It"uttil was iu a um•usure u
more recent acqulretnem. '1'111- raptah
had things on hie miu.l. Theft came
Captain ErI, tilt° emokinit
' 1I1•Ilu:" said l'aptali Jery. "1[uw IN
It Sou ain't oft tlshlu' a morning like
I11N}"
"Suutelltiu' else 1111 the docket,' was
the rusorr. •'11uw''r waleluu::kil4' thews
1113 s?'•
Now, this quration towelled vitally the
subject of 1•aptai11 Jerry's thoughts.
Yww n placid, easy going r,•lirel mart
-
'File' sIcOI►ht•I(`I( ()NTAkIt
Swot- :na1 Imo be Hazeltine along.
t hu11tetn*Iy'r gut to stay oith .lobo, awl
I thought p'rups you would. 1LI stay
✓ Myself only Luther asked we *0 par-
✓ 1iculllr, tied you was down there two Or
• threw 111un11n ago. What Josiah comes
Lack from school he'll help you suer If
I 3011 herd hilt."
Captain ,lorry didn't mlud staying at
hearse•, and so 1•:ri went luto the house
to uulke arraug.dueuts for the proposed
• esrurslu11. He had some (W111'nlly i11
p•rsnudtug .Mrs. Snow and Elsie to
leave the sick man, but loth were tired
and urelel a rest, 01141 there wall a tel-
ephone at the station, so that n1•w5 of
a lbauge In the pallent's cutldidon
(oath tw sent almost immediately. ru-
der these cuudltlo est, awl 114 Captain
Jerry was certalu to take good care of
err recent evruta had trausforwel the
captain lulu a plotter, a Juan with a
"deep laid scheme." as the gentleman-
ly cigarette rwukiug villain of the wet-
minium
et-
miniu t used to love to cull it. '1'11 tell
the truth, pettl.oat guveruwrut WlI5
w'elring vu him. 'flit' marriage agree -
meat, to which his punter, considered
him hound and which he saw 011 wry to
etude, 1111ug over tliw always, but he
hail put this threat of the future front
his wind nu far as possible. Ile had not
found orderly buusekeepiue the Joy
that hr once thought 11 would .11-, but
even this he could bear. Elsie Preston
was the drop too much.
Ile liked Mrs. Snow, except lu a mar-
rying se•11se. Ile liked Elsie latter than
suy y'o rig lady he had toter seen. '1111-
trouble was that between the two he.
a* he would bate expressed it "didn't
hate the peace of a dog."
llefure Elsie /•attic a game of check-
ers between Perez and himself had
been the regular after supper amuse-
ment. Now they played whist, fair
tail* Ed and Elsie against Jilin nud hi.
former upponeut. ,\a 1ltsie and her
partner almost invariably w'uu and nv
Perez usually found fault with him
brattier they lost, this was not an
agreeable change. But it was but our.
I1e didn't like muslin eurtaini 111 his
bedroom la -rause they were a nuisance
when he warted to tit up iu bel and
look out of the window. But the cur-
tain. w'i're put there, and everybody
awe aeem4xl to think- them beautiful. so
be ('011111 out protest. Captain Perez
aud Captain Eri bad tater to "dressing
up" for supper to the exteut of putting
ou neckties and clean voltam also they
shaved every day, lir stuck to the old
"twice a week" plan for awhile; but
looked so scrubby by contrast that out
of ern• self respect he had to follow
suit. Obviously torp females in the
house were our too many. Something
hail to Ile 110114'.
Itnlph lius,•Illue x frequent ends gave
11in1 the Inspiration he was looking for.
Tits was to bring about a marriage
between Ralph and Miss Prestou.
After deliberation he deckled that If
this could 1e dune the pair would live
somewhere else, even though John Bax-
ter was still too 111 to he Morel. Elsie
could come In evey day, but she would
be too ()1ay with her own establish-
ment to bother with the "improve-
ment" of Heirs. It wasn't a very brit
slant plan and had some vital olijel•-
i
t u 11-s
,but Captain Jerry conrldrrel it
a wonder.
He broachrl It to his partners; k'eip
lug hi. real object strictly its the bark
ground and enlargiug upon his great
regard for Ralph and Elate nud their
obvious (Wiese fur each other. Cap-
tain Perez liked 111- scheme well
euungb, provided it amid 11e tarried
oat. l'aptalu Erl'seemed to Ililuk It
(Natter to let events take their own
cuursr. However, they both agreed to
help if 11e cbauce offerer!.
1411 when Mr. Ilazeillue ealled to
spend the evening 1'nptaln Jerry would
rise front his chair and, with an slab
urate cough and several surreptitious
winks to his nwssumtes, would 'au-
nuuuve that be guessed be would "take
a little walk" ur "go out to the barn"
ur something similar. Captain Perez
would more than likely go also. As
for 1'apluln Eri, be usually "eiti lotevl"
les• w'unW 1111. upstairs and her I•uw
.John ems getting along.
But lu spite of this loyal support the
1supt5 obtained from l'aptalu Jerry's
wonderful plan had not beeu so star-
tlingly successful as to warrant hi.
feeling mnrh elated. Ralph and Elsie
were goal friends and 'teemed to enjoy
melt other's society, but that was all
that might he truthfully said so far.
Captain Jerry, therefore, was a little
discouraged as lie sat to 11e uunehtne
and smoked and pondered. Ile bid his
dis,ottragenent, however, and in re-
sponse to 4'nplsin Eri'. question con-
cerning the prugreas of the matchmak-
ing Raid elwerhllly:
"Oh, It's c In' slung. carats' along.
had of slow, of roarmp, but you can't
expect nothlu' .IIR'reut. I tiptoe you
noticed he was here four doles lust
week?"
N hy, no," bald Captain Eri, "1 don't
know 'a i did.'•
"Well, lie was, and week afore that
'twng wily three. Ko tlat'e a galn, ain't
It'i'
"Karlin."
"I didn't count the time he stopped
after it drink of water neitier. That
wasn't a real call, but" -
•v )h, it ought to (wont for somethln'.
Call 11 it hal a time. That would make
twos limes and a haat the was bete"
l'nptain Jerry looked suspiciously at
his frl.nd'p face, but Its soberness was
Irreproachable, so he said,:
"Well, It's kind of slow ;work; but, as
I said afore, It's maga' 4110118, and 1
have the satisfaction of tutowIn' it's all
for their good."
"Yes, like the feller time ate all the
apple dumplln's so 'a his children
wouldn't have the stomach (Ache. But,
say. Jerry, i come mit to ask It you'd
mind bele' housekeeper todaly. Luther
Davis has been after me malls •• I don't
know whet to come doves to the Ufa
mels' steelos and stay to 4 osr. His
slater Pushy, the old maid sus, Is down
there, and It's such a tine dry 1, timed
.111 tat IheelN . tip sale nal its.
their etlarge, the two were persuaded
; to go. Perez took the dory old rowed
over to the cable station to see if Mr.
Hazeltine cared to make our of W!
party. When he returned. briugi,, the
electrician with 1il111, Daniel, harnessed
to the carryall, watt standing at the
side' dlor, and Captain Eri, Mrs. Snow
uud Elsie were waiting.
Ralph ginneed ut the carryall and
then nt thaw who were expected to
IMrupy it.
'1 think 1'd hatter row down, cap-
tain," he said. "1 don't sow how live
of ns are going to lied room in there."
"What: les a torryall?" esxrlaintel
the captain. "Why. Mat's what u car-
ryall'.
urryall'. for. I've carried six In n car-
ryall
arryalt 'fury 111)55-..• 735.11, it goal while
ago, though," he added. with n chuckle.
"when 1 was cuusitrraike younger •h 1
1111 110w', Sque•ziU' (1141114 cost 111
thetlr days, 'specially if the girls want -
al to go to Cahill 110.34111', 1 collate
we can fix it. You and me 'll Met on the
trout seat and the rest in t• L. Elsie
anti n very 1.1g package, mid Perez
ire's sort of lujy rubber. He'll fit itt
most allyw'her.•s. Let's try it any-
how."
.11141 try 11 they did. \\'(elle It was
True !hut Elsie was rather small. Mrs.
Snow was distinctly large, and huh
4 Iptahl Perez, In spilt of his ailegel
elasticity, ma nage) to Iluti nous be-
tween them is a Mystery. Ile, how-
ever, u •141 (hat 110 was :til right,
adding as a amitoti :
"1luu't Jolt none, EI.1, 'rause I'm kind
of haugin' on the 1111te aidgr of malt -
look out for you," 1111swere1 his
(fiend, picking up the reins. ••-\II ashore
that's goi1)' ashore. So long, Jerry.
(lit dap, 'Thousand toolbars:"
IhnMel , ptu•rntly 11 ' 'l' al this
testimony to his monetary worth :and
Jogged out of the yard. Fortunately
appearsuc/w du 1101 1o111.1t for muc11 les
wham except In the sin hu11er, and the
spectacle of lite les a carry:ill it/ 111011 -
lug ant of the ordinary. They turned
into the "cliff road:' the finest thor-
oughfare 11 town, 16ept Ill g1101I eon,Ii-
tiou fur the benefit of the eottager'M mud
the boarders ut the big hotel. The
ocean was on the left, and from the
hill by the italrry estate, Captain 1'e-
rers charge, they 5533 twenty wiles of
horizon line, with craft Of ail deserlp-
tlmis scattered along It.
Seh..onrrs there were of all Mixes,
front little 11mcLerel o•iners to big,four
and five Malders. A tug with a strlug
of t•uaI barges behind It wan so chole
hl alae they could make out the don-
ne•tilig hawsers. A Hack freight
Mtl•ll ltit•r was pushing 11 toug, leaving al
thick line of smoke like charcoal murk
011 the sky. One rattails rigger was In
sight, but far out.
"What du you stye of that bark. Pe-
rez':" inquired Captain Eri, pointing to
the distant vessel, "Brill*l, uiu't elle?'
Captalu I'erez leaned forward and
peered front ler 'lila hand. " 4'reuch,
look* to ale," be said.
"Don't think Mo. Way she's rigged
for'ard luokw like Jul ,• Bull. Look at
that fo'topli 1,"
"lines% you're right, Eri, now i eulne
to Miller. It. ('alt you make Ont hear
flag': \fish 1'd brought my glows."
"1lrelt Keott. man:" exclaimed Ralph.
"What sort of eyes have you Kul? 1
couldn't tell whether she had a dug or
not at this dIstaurl•. blow do you do
It's"
"'Cordite to how you're brought up,
as the gout said 'bout satin' M1lugte
n uil.," replied 1'aptniu Eri. "When
you're at Men yo11've Jest got to git
used to serin' tblugs n gaol ways wR
and knowlu' 'end when you Nee 'en
too."
This Met the captain% going, null they
told ern glories until they moue to the
"Peres, look herr quark!"
road that led down to the beach be-
neath the lighthouse bluff. The life
saving station writ In plain sight now,
but on the enter beach, and that was
e eparat.lf from them by a 200 yard
stretch of water,
"Well." observed Captain !rt "bun's
where we take Adam's bridge."
"Adam's befdpt" queried Elsie, ems.
sled.
"Ts.. • T . sap. Alps bisAsit1 car.
111,4,, .lt.t wap, LOhItO'.. I*Uhl ate you
wultln' tort Left your batlike suit to
home?"
Theo 115 Daniel 'dewiest rather gin-
gerly Into the dear water he esplalllwl
that at a time rouging from three
hours before low tkle to titre hours
after one may reach the outer beach at
this point by driving over In au or-
dinary vehicle. The life savers add
to this tlwe limit by uslug a ape•i ley
built wagon, with large wheel* and a
body considerably elevated.
"Well, there now!" ex1'Iaiutel the la•
dy trout Noutueket as Daniel apinshing
emerged on the other able. "I thought
1'd done about everything a Body could
do with salt water, but 1 never went
rldiu' In It afore."
The remainder of the way to the sta-
tion was covered by Daniel el a waft,
for the w'lie l% of the teary carryall
vau14 twit aches ur Mote ill the amuse
said as they turue .
The little brown lifts saving stattou
was huddled between two sand bill*,
There were n entail stable and a hen-
house and yard just behind It. ('ap-
talu Lubber Davl*, raw !lotted null
111'uw11 Need, waved :e iu't,u110 10
thein from the aide ebur.
"Spied you , umlu', Eri." he said to a
curiously mild r0i1e, that 0 1431 cold
roiling (rola such it 11e•11 010,4. •'1'w
mighty glad to see you too. Jump
dowu and 001114' right les.• 1'11s11y '11 le
out 111 a utinute. here ,11- Is now,"
Miss Patience Davie was as plump
as her brother w'as tall. She impressed
one as a comfortable sort of person.
Captain Eri diel the hours tout every
'one shook hafuls. Then they went Into
the lit iug room of the station.
\1 -hat particularly struck Mrs. Snow
*us the IiPatuesi of everything. The
brass ou the pump in the auk shone
like tire as the sunlight from the w'iu-
dow struck it. The floor 35x5 white
from scouring. There were shelves ou
lite halls, and to these, arranged Ip
underly 1.1105, wire contest goods of 1111
d*scriptiun0. The table was covered
with u figured uilciutpi.
'faro or three well, members of 11e
crew, were seated fu tic wooden
chairs Moog the wall, but vitae as the
party cattle In. 4'uptain Ihn'i. intro-
duced thew one after the other. e'er-
haps the most striking characteristic of
these welt With the quiet, •tlIliosf balsh-
ful way in welch they Kooks'. The;v
mooned like big boys as '1 as any-
thing, and yet the oldest was nearly
Orly.
"1':ver been in a life saving station
afore?' asked Captain Eri.
Elsie had not. Ralph haul, awl po bad
)Ire, Snow, tut out for years,
"'!'his to where we keep tits boat and
the rest of the gear," said l':Iptayl1 Da-
vis, opening a dlor and 1ea/lhlg the
Way I 11 • 1t' studded est d large, low stn 1 le room.
k 1
"'I'hrm', 1110 spars oars o11 the w1111.
The. reeler ones are In the boat."
'1'10 boat itself was on its carriage In
the uuddk of the room. Along file w'ulls
011 hook.; lung the men's suits of oil-
skins and their 114m'wr,t.rs. The cap-
tain pointed out our thing after an-
other- the cork Jsikets and life pre-
servers, the guts for shooting the life
line :tenets a stranded vessel, the life
car haiiglag" f the roof and the
"bree•hts 11110y."
"1 41011'1 1. liege you'd ever git mP Into
that Ihlu;," said the Nantucket lady
dev'idelly-, referring to the buoy. "I
droit know but I'd i'liout as lief% be
drownd,l us make meal a allow of my-
self."
"'I'o/k oft a bigger WOmul than yoy
OUP time," said ('aptuill Umcis.
OP a Portlaud skipper, she was, and he
WON un his [test v'ynge In a brand new
schooner Jest off the stow:'!. Struck on
the (log's Buck off here and then tirifJ-
el close In and struck again. ',Ve got
'end all, the woman hist. That watt the
only time we've used the 14110y Sense
1'ce hw•u at tete station. Most of the
wrecks nre too fur off shore, nod we
1141V* t0 get out the boat." '
Ile took them upstairs to the nulla
sleeping rooms and thea up to the little
cupola on the roof.
\1'llh the tele/ware In the cupola theyt
could sew for n1111s op and down the
Is•ach and out 10 se•a. An (wenn tug
Wand toward Boston was passing, sod
Elsie, looking through the gloss, saw
the cook Dome out of the -gallery, emp-
ty n pita over the Nide and go back
again.
"Let Ilse look through that a minute,
said Captain Eri When the rest had had
their turn. 111- awuug the glass nn,ut111
until It pi/wed toward their 1 •
n way up the shore.
"Perez," be collet untimely, "look
herr .plink
('aph/in dire,. hastily put his eye to
the glass, and his friend Scent on: ,
"l'ou se" our hon%e?' he said. a'l'es.
11'rll, yid Nee the din's.' room iloor?
Not that i'11nir to the able of WI"
"Yes, what of 11?"
"Well, that's the rocker that Ehtle
wade the velvet cushion for. 1 want
you to holt at the upper southeast c"r-
11rr of that cushion and nee If dere
ain't a rat', lair there. i+orenxo n pos
gemmed to 0101.11 iu tint Mm111', and" -
"01, .54111 1411 001:" Iudlgtmntly ex-
claimed Captain Perez., ntrnlglllrning
up.
"Well, it was a pretty Important
thing, anti 1 wanted to make Lure. 1
left that chair out (here, and 1 knew
what I'.1 catch if any rat's hairs gut on
that 1 0a11t1111 %Idle I wap gone. Ain't
that so, )Its. Snow'!.
'111" boes.keepg'r expreoled her opin-
ion that captain Eri ,was • "ease,"
whateter that may be.
They had clam chowder for dinner -a
New England clan chowder, made
with milk and •'rakert and clams with
shells as white as 'mow. 'rhey were
what the Npw Yorker calls "soft shell"
1111115, forfn�� Fulton market ebowder Iv
"gnahnthg soup' to the native of the
Cape.
Now, that chowder was good. Every-
body said so. And If the proof of the
chowder, like that of the podding, Is In
this rating of It, this one had a (leer
ran.. Also there were balled Mrlpel
base, which Is good .nongh for nn, -
body; lot bilenlla, pumpkin pie and
beach pinm preserves. There was a
running fire of apologt.s from Mies Pa-
tience and anawering volleys of com-
pllmenta from Mrs. Know,
"i don't toe. how you make sorb
Mitch pinm pr.s.rres, Mies T1ails," ex.
claimed the lady from Nantucket. "1
declare! I'm goln' to ask yen for an-
other haea.rfnl. I Altera they're the
best i ever ate."
There was material here for the Ms -
mission that cnoatry hone.wlv.a Mre,
and the two ladies teak advantage of
It When 1t was over the female pot,
We of title esssossa washed Os 415be.,
while the men walked 1111 and down
the (leach and tmokel. Hero they were
Joined after awhile by the ladhs, for
*Yea by the 1434111 It wile as wild as
early Slay, nod the wind wits ianwly
bracing and hod 110 111 lug les It.
The big blue win Vol .houldcrel (hent
WIvea up trio the 1a:dlul of time eta,
outruled toward the beach uud 111111 -
bled to pieces in al rourimg tumult of
white 111141 green. '1'15 gulls s►i1O11md
along their tops or dropped like falllug
stones ludo the wafer Ilttcr snud eeIs,
enI'rging ngolu, acrrwulug. to replant
the tier(oruta1114'
The 4•011ve'uuti.11 naturally turned to
wrecks, mid l'ap11lu ItnvIs, his reserve
vmashing before the tactful lnqulrlta
of the captains nud Italph, talked shop
11ltd talke,31 It well.
tIu 1(11 (vlNTl91•Ku,l
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool and Chicago Exchanges Clos•
ted -What at Winnipeg Firmer -Live
Stock -Th. Latest Quotations.
Mondry evening• June 4-
Urinuh grata ev'baugra wrrr 41••401 to.
Uay. 1111 was 1114, the Chlcag•1 board of
trade AI 1.5 Iwdl»•g optlura fur dura ubn
wheat ruled limier.
WINNIPEG OPTIONS.
Thr funow..g are 111e ole+iug prices of
Wheat upl.uua at the %VI,t ugwg market to
1111, : Jour 110µ• 1.1.1, JId) 1115. 1.1.1. Mepl.
714,• 1.14.
1ijORO7,TO PRODUCE MARKET.
1:ralw-
wi., at, spring. bush ...51 MO to 5... ,
111•, .u, tau,. hush ... ., U 54 0 hs
Wm at, reit, kn.,. „ u 64 ....
Wheat, goose, hu.h .... U 7.1
Ht.1-i• v, bush . 1) :.1 o 52.
tats. hens 11 41 0 4214
Bye, bush u71....
1'u.5, bush U i
NEW YORK DAIh( MARKET.
New lurk, June 4. Rutter, etemie: ri-
e,-ipi., 74)71; Ethel price, exult ere "y,
L'••., n. 10.,e; ,.(b,1..11 price*. creamery,
4.1.uu,11 111 raid 11.• 1. IU's.•: nq,uo str.l
ral:,m".n to rat 1-u, " weatt•rn (a,'•
tory, 4 olawuu to fir is 12. 111 13'•.
1 les. 14•, weal: rec.,d1, 1170: new stale,
(111 errata. large. be, luyr 10 Ile; do.
fair Io good, hoe to 111.. ; do., aloud. la 5t.
l•'':••: Jo. fair to L, tat, e,1- to 10e: Infer
-
1or by to Or; skim+, fol to Twat, 2.e to
N•%%•.
Eggs. new; nr•elpts. 12,7411,
3yh alar sod1.1(17 fancy 111
; du. 41.4011,, 1*i, to '1c; 4o.. 11111.41.e1-
Irl, WI' 10 aa-: western 111-,',, 17c; do.
...tool.. 11c• to IU' . ; Kentucky, 1. to 10,
'tate. fear
red white,
CATTLE MARKETS.
Cables 1 webu•ed-('atU. Firmer a
1'►Irw�o-Noxa Fateler,
1...1”,..”. ton, J, u1-' _.-1'11111. •.re 111101••4 at
11.1*.r l0 1_1- per lb.: refrigerator beef. Mt,'
to 5,.c per Ib ; ,beep, J .1, 14.• to 1.51,.
per 11,.; la:al•s, IW dreasrd weight.
TORONTO JUNCTION LIVE STOCK.
Toronto, June 4.-lt"relpts of live
stock at the Union Stuck Yard. wrra
73 ears, composed of 1,513 cattle, ?5
huge. 33 shrep, e.ilves. and one A or,r.
k:aporler..
Price. for shipping cattle rangrel teem
54.7. to 53.1.5, but there w"re ten or the••••
load5 of prim.• cattle brought a little more
money, mad the 10,15 of the cattle for . t
pail void from N ti to K1 ler ewe.; bulls
arid at 45.73 to 44..71 per cwt.
■alekers.
l'h,,i,c picked lois of bnh•hrr+' sold 'i1
54.111 to $5; loads of gown at 44.4:4 to 44,1Z,
tac•l1111n. at 54.::71, In ;4 el; and row", nt
45.33 to 44.40 per , wt..
)111.5 Cows,
A few murk cow, .edd At 5401 to 114.1 .,.1-h
%'eel IL sive*.
I•.1•."0 fur .1-11 '.1,.. ranted (loin 44.•'1)
to $0.:31 per cwt.
*beep wed Lambe,
E1p,rt slurp. ¶4.511 to F• per cwt :
barks, 4:I.:s. to 54 per cwt.; y. -rung lamb.
at 53 to pi per t wt.; spring hln,b., at 45.71
to 56.7.0
Hogg.
11, I'. Kennedy reports prices at $7.:111
for s•l...to, and 514.15 for lights uud fate.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
Moto -SI. Jan. 4.- lSpwe111.1 14. erpeel
r,:ble 011 Cannellini 1,rtle were firm and
prier. unrbugrd at 111,. to 12e and les
w1W' vara 11%4' to 12•.1- w -u quotid.
port* for the week were Son? rllltr. 1177
sheep; ,blpmrots fur flay w. re 111,111"
rattle. :0:11 sheep, of which :4:3wn
1 • • An,
er'Mu. Cattle receipts today Well. teal
milia :3. .m.h r). .lee,
c alt •�-, b•,
,int' haul,. 1400 hoes A I.:Ulr•• of Ito•
101•nl hog .misern wax the renew -.1
strength les the worked and pri.r. .how
N dv*ur" elf :b cent. per "wt. mince 1,,+!
Wrdnc.4ay. This was partly doe to the
ew•unrre:.g Wtic.•5 (ruts I:urupenu 3onrr,l.
on (su odlan ba'•ou and u further edvrnr,•
of Dur ■1.1 lh,g 111 prI'•'1 for 11,. same, but
blurt w to Ihr (111.1 that .opp1P.. of hogs
Himont the euuntry are Iwrum11lg smaller
for which then Is a kern .1..110.11.1
■ 11 par►h g concerto. l:.ea•rlpts to day were
124)11 head, of which 4111 bad flet. ro,lrart..
ed for 110 th•• welt and the balao'e ,. • re
sold fn•ely ou the beat* of $7.541 to 117.!►/
per lwt. for selected lots welgbed art the
care. no ea cattle war. rrnr"" nud 1011"1
110 1,r1re, arlliug ■t from S4 1 'u 5,41- per
p"and: pretty go,1 ■banal. 41,. 10 31-;
mtlkm'.'o strippers, 7114, to 4tie. and ,he
1-1 unman 510.5, 25.e to 4\ht•It owe
In better demand and br',ngh1 1..e.her
psi..-. quutlty ,auIdrred: they sold at
5:11 to 5:141 .ash. calve. add at 12.70 to
57.50 4e11: abr.•p 114141 111 41- iu 4•,e per Ib.,
cud bunt". at Si to 511 ea,•h,
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.
East 14uaalu. .lura 4. Cattle R» •i/d111.
42U1 brad; Leery, slow Al hN• 1013rr; other.,
steady to strung: prime 1,111,11.1./1. 4:1.:45 to
5:•.73, Mapping 44.53 111 P5.40; lintel' me,
54.:31 to 5e 3; L"Ir,•rs, 43(7: ow*,
55.1'1 to 54.5,; bulls, 58 Iw $4.51: tI.'h.•r•
and feeders, 4377.0 t.. 54.51; aleck ti' -i(1+,
42.73 to 51.0,' ti 1-111 cow. n,d .pringera,
slow, $2 to 5315'wer, 81* t11 53'1.
leap. Receipts Ino) bead: active, 2:.e
blither, 54.:11 to >(7.
Ill,gw-Ilr.•rlppta 17.441U head; fairly ne•
live. I<1.• 111 111. 105.1'; heavy 11v4 mind,
511.:0 to 44115: yorkara, 50.47 Io 01-.',: tags,
444.:1; 1.114140; roughs. 53.50 to 114,35; slug.,
44 to 54.:u: chert••., 14.55 to 16. dal
aLrrp ■84 1.4 tubs Re.-,•Ipt'. I5, she: nr-
live; sheep steudy; laa,tls, 10to'J', high-
er: Innthe, 14.1.71, les 17.01; yearling., 511 to
50:Nh: w,•Ibrrs, 18.111 h, 511.:7.: rm.'s $.1 :13 to
43.311: 'beep, lolled, 5:1 to 54.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.
N. w lurk. Jude 4. Beate., receipt..
47441: great 10 411414.1 .,errs. 11ru. 10 :1 shade
higher; •tt., ra atOa' lull .tt•a•ly; f.11
.low- and ttenk; others aMmt strtolt rna s,
.t.aally to a .hada tenter. "therm. 14.55, to
$t.7.,: hulls. 5:1 111 44.444; "oma, $2 to 44,
w ldpmrnt' to Morrow InV wells and .1:/u
ymntrr. of bcaf. i'41. t•+ .Receipts, 37241
rents; term, :a• 111 10. hlrh.•t; vest.. .}', •n
57..:1-. few ••'Ira. nt 17 :l7'j 1° 57.:A.; .III:•,,
51.30; 1,11tt"r,l.II k., 111 10 44.:111,
1•h1•rp nud Lamb.. Ih•. riots. 1•1,012; "heap
n trifle ren+bar: ,r•':olm.a- and 15041.., toll
51":uly: .u.'p, 51.711 to 5::/'; rti.4,e woo
too.. 00: yeaalloott., 541 let $1; c1115. 53; iambs,
57 to $44i.'. one rat. 44.111:.4)11., 441.1?',, to
11. 1-;s It.."Ip1.. 114189: mnrkcl :!r 0lw•
Ile; good sunt" hogs. 54.711 111 54175.
NO NEED TO QUIT,
•
Ilr.mptonville, Que.. ,lune it h. -
(Mileeiwl.l Their it no nrei to unit
Quebec to hunt up evidence of what
1114111. Kidney Jill. are doing for
thaws who are afflicted with kidney
fra1161es. Iwcanse there is always lots
orf that evidence here tin hand.
"Aloof three year. ago 1 wan sud-
denly w•izeol wit 11 5n ntteek orf Imn-
Iu1go front which I o1Re,'d terrible
agony," writes Mr, J. A. iAplerrv, of
Itr/nlpttot vine. duet "For nearly '
thew ninths I wan laid tip and my
doctor calhl do little or nothing for
nee At. Inst. 1 was nuh'i'rd M. try
D(dd's Kidney Pill, M1, 1 porch/toed it
iox and Megan taking then. Ey the
time I heft finished the hos i felt ml'
strength returning and 1M• pelt.. dim -
Suppose ,you do like the tea you
are using. How do you know it is
the best tea you can get for the money ?
MANY were satisfied with the tea they were using
before they tried Red Rose Tea, •
When they tried Red Rose Tea they found it
had that " rich fruity flavor," found it was strong -
that it requires less to make a cup of good tea than
the brand of Ceylon alone they had been using.
Now, why not be sure you are getting the best
tea to be had.
You cannot be sure till you try Red Rose Tea.
ed Rose
T
ais good Tea
T. H. Lr stabrooks
5t. John, N.S.. Termite. WMnipeg
We AreVery Particular
We ahyuy's insist un and always get lint quality in everything,
\1'e are mighty hard people to suit, but the harder it is G1 suit us, the
/easier it is to please you.
The quality ..f the following g,Nals 1* %Illi' tel 11100414.: -
Davies' Horse Radish at. per bottle, 13c
Quaker Puffed Rice at, per package, - 10c
Heinz Tomato Soup at, per can, - - 25c
Forest City Tomato Catsup at, per bottle, 13c
Try m -
10 cent package of GUSTO
the new (olid. .1 toy for the chilled in every package.
P. T. DEAN, The Grocer.
-IONE tlo. COR. MONTREAL ST. AND SQUARE, GODERICH, ONT.
Ch
ge i1
M
been perdu
beg to announce that the livery
els heretofore conducted by
s. Miller & Walker, has
by us, and we respectfully
e public patronage. As
will be kept at the
oto every effort
solicit a share of
in the past, th, 11
top notch of efficiency
will be to have
THE BEST
ALL CALLS PROMP
ATTENDED TO
Walker & Augustine
'PHONE 51
EAST STREET LIVERY
Parnell's
Bread
Made by machinery, suss,
the modes housewife to
have oupoeior ed mem
wbolaose _ 5•ad, with-
out guy of the trouble and
worry baking day coos -
g amed her another,
AM 11 Costs less Thea te Bab,
P. T Dh)AN
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appearing. i then decided to continue Good PriotiogMays and All Wars at Tha Si at
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