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1 111 lc. %1 :1utust 1906 5
PEN AND SCISSORS.
., ra,.,t.
The artist Day, al inert* dwlgrled to trues
l'putt the earth the heateu', varied hue.
And through clear hours she worked In languid
414.40 ,
With hoods of light and shade, and wash of
de».
lint alien ncs•0r the sky lead sired the awn,
-te4 in Its smocking banes plunged down to
rest.
Inpatient at her labors half undone..
sloe Sung her tangled color* In the west.
Winfred Cloister In August LipplurulCs.
'i1
"Buttercups and daisies follow rail-
ways the wm•Id over," *aid an en-
giln•er, "in India, in Central Asia.
in Brazil, the parallel rails real con-
tinually Iwlwrel meadows white and
yellow with home dowers.
"ill the construction of practically
all foreign railways English ut•
Scotch enlfine.•rs and contl•ael4I•& have
a hand. Theta men know that gnl*1
11omr grass in the bred thing fur hold-
ing together the earth ut1 embank-
ments. Grain is tough and Iasting ;
it strikes rugs so easily that it prise.
Ovally cements the most flimsy earth-
works.
"Mo great serol from home is sown
on railway embankments all over the
world by home engineers. helping to
huild them. ,and thus, in the most
tropical 'places. among gorgeous or-
chids and palms and giant cacti you
will ser mil. .after mile of wholesome,
clean home gram. studded with white
daisies and yellow buttercups." -
Frmu T. A. T. (Tales and 'Talk.,
Dore.
would ye Hurn the rain to t:aughtertuwu,
U ye who hate lost the way!
ltuuld >e hate. )'sung heart though your
lair Ire gray I
Do learn from a 111t1e child emit day.
Go 'en e hi. wool. and play hi. ploy,
And catch the 1i11 of lila laughter gay, -
And follow his dancing feet 44. they .1 ray,
)cur he Iowa. 11,0 rain to laughtrrtuwr.;
11 ye w 110 hove lost 1111• way.
, --Katharine 14. HI
46
"I thought it Was a pretty sort of
telescope a fur unr that wasn't very
big." said Uncle Silas. "I rigged it up
In the attic I. the high th window
rind had it foxed No it wilds, swing
round easy. I took *t deal ill ,+ati1far-
iun in looking through it the sky
Wed err wide and hill of *'under' ;
'asylum Hester Wan here 1 11 ght
11 'give her the pleasure, tial. She
slayer) a lung time IIpet*i1'n and
sectio .1.1 1w enjoying it. When sir
cattle down, I ntkel her if she'd di1-
ovelwt anything 1(.N'. 'Yes,' she
sa vs. •K'hy, if inside everybody's
du, e4. .11111 44) near that 1 Weellle1 10
be 'gilt Iw*idr 'ens. and 1 found tout
what oho I'ritrharl'e folks are dein'
in th r out -kitchen. I%'r W tenet
what t •y had a light there for night
after ni It. and I just turned the glom*
on their 'nduw and f 1 out. They
are natio' pple, to dry -folks fav rich
as them . ruttirl' apples I' And
n,'tu.tIIV, tint • was all the WOusan had
tee I: With he whole heavens lw-
fole her t1) en )y, she had 1pcul her
time prying in 1 the affairs of her
neigh)*ern! Aid here ,•re lots %urr
like her -with of 'thont telrscnp ee."
Selected.
.Snit
alar -.a Ianin' en it rhallln'
Ind, roll :
Dmu a ru•'k en is lou -'I4.
Night 1 mon :
F:n a enroll.. wen 0' frons'
lint sous rompin' chlllln's -teal
Th0., de conifer yrrr en der
.p•rrit (hUlum uc a.• n'nr'
Yearly norms'.. wile a horst*.'
w'en ole .sail, wit,',' •.nblow lir.
I m0.4 a•w• dem 1•11111un dip ,in'
Theo de rmhin.. green ten dipole' -
44o"41nm• misty 4hnpnent. I nultu'
4444.11 )ander. herr. out Minn'
Kr dee dodge 4roun' en run.
Fall 4.r frolic et* 4.r fun
uh da'. Ia1Rn' en dar'. rhnlan'
Inde co'n;
Ilwr. a ru.lc en a hu.7e
Night en morn t
En lilt'. mein las)' fa nein'
11:at anylon .amp's'. sands'
Naddly' y*ller {domes 'fl pran1in'--
In dern'n!
4Villtel ulna F. Pruitt. in Lipp'ncott'•.
4
A inane worst enemy is hie selfish -
fleet. 11 narrows And palette; hie 4..x-
4 t•Ile•. and t4. nsfortne hint into a
slave rnf 1 •If. Hnleful eelflehneso
Is like a narrow, unhealthy cage
where all our being languishes. lawn
is the free. vest horizon where the
most 4'011 .1)read its w-ing., ('heroes
Wagner.
At a luncheon given by Mrs. Alice
Barber St'plienn, the illuminant., at
her new home at Moylan, the talk
turned for a while to the v,arinll1
charitable sx'Ieties that. give shin
children outings in the country in the
.111111111.4'.
Rem:rkeble instance. were narrated
of shim children's ignm•nnet• of coun-
try life their idea that milk teras an
extract of the milkweed. that eggs
rattle from the egg plant. that mush
wax e p1Kinrt of the mushrooms), and
"Those inet*neee," ,aid Mrs. Ste -
lnhes, "are 4,1d and well known. But
et. One tell you of a new one that
h:pppe•nel Mint
A little Enna side hay wee 1111 hi+
first country excursion. He lay on
the grate in asl•ne!' orchard, making
n chain •11 (laird's. and buttercups.
Arrow the blue sky a line of bird.
dratted, nail his !melees. ,a young
woman, tail) :
" 'Look up. ,Conk up giiikly, *1141
'tee the pretty birds flying through
the air.'
"Tommy looked 1(p gnioky anti
then he said in it e pa=aimed e tone :
"'Poor little feller, they ain't got
0" cartes, have they :%"
.4.4 Parse is 21'44,4,4.
Nothing that h.. can pat*.,. or tat ;
The moan will eon. Ihr moon will wane,
The mist And chola will tarn 10 rain.
The rain to mkt and cloud ng:dn,
Tomorrow Ix• toll.,).
-- Lnngfelln w•.
THE GAS PROPOSITION.
Town Council Favors Sub-
mitting a Bylaw.
A special meeting of tht• town
council was held last Thursday even-
ing to disease the proposal Made by
J. L. Grunt at the last regular uteet-
ing, tar the eutabliahtueut of a gas
plant in Oexlerirh. All the ulrnlwrs
of the council were present, with the
exception of (:ouncillul's Elliott and
Hallows. Mr. Grant adderasel the
council, explaining the proposal and
slated that the intention was to 14414.
hard coal in the manufacture of the
gat and use oil for enriching it. it
would cost between $.YO,IM)I ,and
$10.(E to get the plant started and
about 11101,11111 to 4' plete it, including
the laying of the pipes. The plant
would he 141(1114r to one of the two it*
use at Guelph, an entirely different
system form the Itranlptnn gam, which
was proposed in the bylaw voted
down last year. Hiving a plant of
the drser'Ipt pn•INIIed 444) near '11
would be easy to find oat how it
wurkt•d, and the gas, Mr. Grunt ex-
pllined, wuold he suitable for lighting,
heating, cooking and power. As tu
the o1uestiun of competition with the
towns electric light system. Mr.
61111rt said there were a good many
homier. which were not suitable for
elee'trie light but would use the gas.
and he did not think the two would
come into rongwtilion toasty extent.
Hr raid the pisimotrl•s of the 40111. ire
thusgght of ,asking for it t%elltv-yeal'
franchise. with it .;taus in the bylaw
providing for the pur•hase of the
system by the town, 1 they
would Ask that their franchise 1*.
made an exclusive one. The plant
spoken of would Iw large enough
to wlpply double the quantity 1'e
guise! 1n (i.xlrrich. lir would out
speak definitely but thought that
likely the Company would out be
afraid of the establishuuelt of any
other a 1)1(11)•, but nothing definite
had hetet decided upon by the pro
motors. pending a statt'IIPnt of the
ruuueil'N pxr$iltun 1owa111n the matter.
The \imps'. and l' •illur'l'L•ark t•>,-
prr"ael themselves tax in favor of
ut141icital ownership, but Dr. flock
gald this proposition might not iuter-
fere %vitt' 11t4111ieital ownership. The
question wh.ttire the Company would
furnish gas to any !art o1• the town
desired was dis•ussel, and it was pro
posed that a clause covering this 1N•
i,I*erted it* the bylaw let prevent the
perssibllpy of he ('on.tu11Iy furnishing
gas may 1111 street, t% herr it would
be reprciully profitable. The Mayor
brought up the 1)10111 that, ill vleW
Of the fart that the town had voted
to pay $7.1)41 a year fur thirty years
fur power fr the Maitland River
Power Co., err did out want to ado's'.
anything that would c into com-
petition with the tokens electrie light
system. It %vas stated that the charge
the I'ompauy would make for their
product would lie about 81. net. The
names of the other pr lees (*skins
31r. Grant were not given. Finally
it was moved by Mr. filtir ' and
secrlmled by .1r. (1.ldthorp.', *hat the
council will f:n'111•abl%' consider et
bylaw granting a franchise for u term
of twenty years to a company, one-
half at Ie al•t of the stock t11 Irr• held by
stockholders who are bona Ude resi-
dents of the town of l:,Ktrrirh, and
thin was earned vtlabout •1pINNitjIln.
deal of attention to them. The 7HE aPAaKEi
Motherwell eorrt•spxodenl of Thr tit,
Mv' A •g 1 h •t' 11
a4. s . 1' Its alt a app) 1,l 1(l
Hicks in this "Forecast for August".
Ai net first will begin this plonth.
It. w'l Ire .o:Massed of thirty-unr
days a 1 n 'mashie nu11dwr of nights,
of thaws made nd
August lwilllwgi, the Statutes 1.11lepr
ties& i,u n lately un the expiration
of .duly 31 , The three d14y4 tinay
not Ise di4t'tiguisheel 114 anything
very remark) de in the general
management 0 the earth ur .44'
• the planets bei very quiet., Many
of them h*viug gm 'en their holiday..
NO great 1.0114'I114nn ill nature. or in
the architecture of t r world me ex-
p es•ted-but Iuight arra by any mixed
train. Any minor di ur•b sees u4.
con%ul.inoN likely to axis wiU iw dur-
ing the alight. and will 1w t :aceahlr Its
over indulgence in evert* •4111 1n -
Nide inforuation 11111 1x• had f the
victims. On the atli two ve v im-
portant ,•vents will take place . TII.'
Pe•th'4)1.1 50r>: Itennion w ill be . odd
in Stratford *nil the 1114x411 will he till
on Abel dote. Thi, i14 a lugq'v 1
incidrnre. . Holweever. the most
will 1w 1111 ire let quarlrt• un the 111 h.
and will ptolualdy hAtr to get some
• from the (*1d Hoye. August
will lit short 1n1 Sanders. thew owing
only( \\'rhupwtIsis will net halpp en
again, as mime of the olhel• months
1st•.' five. •('hur.•11 collection. and
tuutk rubbwrieN will Iw about the s: •
'Is_next August. M14i'lers and sui-
cides' will be regulated and governed
trey it by the temperatla•.• *1(l
the rust of living Picnics will 1w
nnnlerme towerda -the 1.11e 1
both ends of the month. 4
visitors will be plentiful and hard to.
dis-0ur*gr, *s the spare 11)otit is much
warmer 1114(11 in winter. . . August
will not work 0%•rrtillir, as it is the
st of the suonner se.*,on. Summer
K1Nt
eti•ente will not. be valid after
1st. Iswk41 of hair, diamonds
her Olken) of iffetial Austad
urnel nut Inter than tie itemiser
ken all through tilt. month will
he 110. Cl111ptregatinnnl meeting);
Id 1 avoi.lyd as much as possible.
It is gear Ily rone ltd that one has
more warn friends in August than in
January.January.WELL-KN • N MAN WRITES.
The London StandardStandardAllyn: "An
orler i.suel by the linnetnnton
1Ner'felkl council reads: 1)..g. Intro
not hark while turtling ;along the
seafront. Tim• council has in4lruwMd
the leach taker to make the doge
conform to thi1 rule." We would
re'peet(tllly offer the leach offlrer the
nervier', of the (4oxderirh dog poisoner
*s the t effective method dr en -
toning his inRtrncl.innl. Or O,Klerirh
hieyrlinta would he willing to trade
the poisoner for the (Mach officer if
the letter would guarantee to keep
the Goderich limp quiet.
A gn.rl many of the country paper's
in ')steno make a texture of the wrath-
") fore'xsts of Mr. ir'1 D. Hkkw, a
I ntte.l Rtatea weather prophet. and
it is said that the farmers pay a 50011
it
,111 11
1* 44.
1st. '1
_iverpool and Chicago Wheat Futures
Close Lower -Live Stock Mar- -
k -is -Th• Latest Quotations.
Mwlaay I:scoot*(, .duly 1').
I.rerpul what fumes* closed today
to ted lower Dud Turn furores Bid to
lows.
At ('hirago to-duy .1.dy wbggat closed 111.4
hese? noel aaturday: slaty then )he higher
11114 July nate 4kr 10w•vr.
WINNIPEG OPTIONS.
At Winnipeg epl1on market to -day the
following were the .luring Wbeat• quota -
1's: July ins• bid, •ug. ;lite hid, Oct.
THE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
• July :Wel July 2.!,'. F: July 214, 1K,.
Witte; ...•r.:Cn.4A1.415.110 1::.:1-11.(11,1111'a.,, .. ... !ail. '111-5,14,l,.arl 5.11414.uU41
O)i's . 4.'-'711.014.1 4:71.4134 4,10''3.011IU
t•. rlug floe w,.'•),, wt*al feen•a'e.i 4,0:6,.
,1x1.41 .he1r ecru ,Irerea-4.J Ga;.IIW bushels,
tn..1 oats decrees l ..,.1,,11,1 huabrI,.
LEADING WHEAT MARKETS.
JuIy. Sept. ' Dee.
Int lb 75'4, 76%
s1. Louts 73-•. 72'. 7N%
JI over seals. 73 7(1•. 4%
•I' .1. n.. .. .5ra 34!11.
Is I ,.e. t -:4, 714,
how Vert:ps'.' tot: '4%
TOH,...TO Yft:JOU::E MARKET.
Ur s_
441 'at.' spring. Lash ..Seo SO to 8....
%%'h. ' loll, I.ual 4/ NI •••'
a
be, Peds tie,* a NI ...,
W111:11. maps., b,.-5 U 7
Parley, real o 51 0 rti
t.u., lou... U 42
Iter, tomb 0 75 sees
Pias, bush
NEW TOR DAIF.Y MARKET.
N.-% 1'..4.1, Jul :hi -flutter -firm: re.
...apts. b.-.-.1; It r••44 prier. extra 'era m••ry.
•' to 21•4e: -ofUeial priers ovuma„n 1,, or.
i, U'-'- to '•b•: renovated e0l11wu,l t,. 4.1-
11.e.
•g-
nu, t ',e to 1'4.: w',ateru fa: tory, • "much
t:. ...I'm: 1::•• lo' 17••: ft "stein 11iit e!IV,i
. n.'4.44v. et On., 110j4.; 11
I':,,+,--rlit•,Is; Ireolpt a,
coital. large cowry. 11 lie; d
11.' 1,. 14'.e: .1.... .mull fat*.
n,lr 1.* rood. 100, • to 11e.: .
0" Iv Me; half .t .n.. large•, hest\tl+e" du.,
sit all Lest, Ss., to 1,•: du., pa skims,
rime, 74e' to 444 ,1t*., fair to roost. 41 to
1 11• uel•-e. m.romou, 4.' 10 5e; do., full klmt,
litd
Ergs-Steady to arm: rerrlpt4. 1:1, ,2
I state. 1 elsa'ylvaulu and nearby' 1a,
Ie. .ltd white. 24.• In 2a•: do.. choice. 2
1I 1 relied, rxtru. =lc 1" _:N': west, 4.0.1,14,
1 1' lo 1:tk•e: do.. 'o'ennds, 14'ye to 17•,1•.
1 CATTLE MARKETS.
IleuldA, Ont., JI • :tie h.--(Mpcciwl.)-
\\'illi,tu hell, .1. 1'., of this place.
ehe•rfdly rontribnt . his unsolicited
testimony to the r" ley 1/( DdII'N
Kidney Pills. Hr writ e :
•'For more than x y •Ir I wits an
inlet's.. sufferer front kit ey lrrluhle
end although 1 tried diee'ent renw-
dies and was under the tow t111rn1 11f
local physicians i felt that. i •,',ie get.
ting no Iwtter, 1 was insured t give
Doxld'4 Kidney Pills as trial and I aur
,)1elae's In abate that ;dire taking two
1(r threw IKrxe, I felt very h bet 4.r•.
Thia encourage) 1(w t.. continue w h
l.hsld'. Kidney Pill. and I m1( now
well as ever 1 was in illy life. in the
how that 1 alight he the means of en'
roar*ging other SIIffieere from kidney
treble to try I)odd's Kidney Pills 1
cheerfully enntrihute this tesli11mny
to their wonderful healing powetr."
a, m4^ to 17e.
4145: *rare, full
.falx :u ;;o•d,
I1',,'; do.
inP•rlur-
Tb• Dog's Weasel.
Damp 1s the grente,t evil to wbleb
the dog confined outside the bowie In a
kennel is liable. It w111 Is ill the strong-
est dog and must be carefully guarded
aga10 t. 1f a dog 1s is keep In health,
too, It Is necessary that 11 should be
able to enjoy plenty or sunlight, and
the kennel should ale nye be placed
Nein south, eieept in" the hottest
parte of the day In stammer, when It
should be moved into the shade.
Likes the Gaelic.
Walkerton Telescopes: Jar. Hugh
Framer is such an euthushed ie 4cotrh-
nuln And is elo fond 1,f the Gaelic
language than be has mode four trips
thin 1munler to Ripley, and !exhale!)
in Huron luwnehip to hear the wart
of tin.l 'remelted in ire rarity. Ile
Rapt it was grand. They have no dis-
quieting organ in the ehtirches there
and sing only the psalm.. ,Mr. Friser
thinks t.hnt manyof the h4ntne which
ATV sang in our rhnrrh.'s here have 41
serene flavor of Widens. and an for
the Maple Leaf, which ie Flung cores
eionally. that's 'dela ry Imre and
simple. - -- _ -
Miller's (trip Powders cure.
male by Jae. Willem,
Mice and eoneluann4 Are not.
1ynnnyms. yet women jnrnp at
both. -Chicago News.
if your every day duties are a linden,
it is 'scrotum yon are not well. Miller's'
Compound Inns fills will correct this
condition. For male by Jas. Willson.
Honmewife Ito tramp) "But sanely
you we the man 1 "'Yee,
sane})ie t, a
rottnight ego " "Yee, lady, ipthotght
O r'apea you'd like to know i am able
0) he about aglain,"
For
Cable% tack :'aide and Mons
Easter at Anuertes■ Pointe
Loudon, .duly :o,. scuttle 34..,.. ci1 4
11e to L"4,4. ler It*.: rrfl l•: r,at, - I.•, t
1„•,. to UA... 1).•r Ili.: sheep. Jim -,..,I 14,
per IL
TORONTO JUNCTION LIVE STOCK.
Toronto, July 30. --Receipts of rt.
Stock at the Junctl,n market weer 11.1
car toads, minpo.ed of 214114 cattle, 1.
hogs, 116 sheep. lit calves and 1, burse.
Ba Porter%,
Prices 'ranged fr,.m 64.:41 to $5, with n
few lots of prima "sole at SsesI4-and av
for bulk mold at *4.141 to *4.1101. Mr Ihnu.
at *4.40 to *4aL pr: cwt. Kxforl hulls.
sold at t1:4.:A1 to
■utehere.
I'lked loads of t,ot^b.•rs' cattle, 1174) 40
73 Ilya each: sold at *4.w to 441.711. bit
t4. Wee not w.eq' of them, mud they
we' of p4nie quality and god roorgb to
4.:p 11{x4'. of twat but.-he•t', (4.40 to
1440: ;filum. 94._•11 to $1.:13; Colin uoh 1111n
M los• „4.;4:13 to S4; /011411101) bulrlu•r rows.
PL:U to 13.SO; prime quality young ..,w+.
l:W to 1 Ilea 4.41.•4,, sold 11t 5:1.73 In
per c'141.
f111eb Cows.
Aleut hal a dkzen ,.:ws sold 1(t 4.:i to
1:s) each.
1/
Veal calves so
Sheep
lJher one huodre.
st Neth per "wt. 1
wt. for bucks.
Moe
11. 1'. Kennedy reprot boa rules' for
hugs as nuebanged, at 5t' 1 r evertt„r,bogs.
fed and watered, and 114. 2.1 4'41444.
MONTREAL. LIVE - OC;i.
ytoutraal, July 30. IApedal.l ridge ad-
vice* from IAverpool on 1'att*ld n s'ttle
•fare weaker and 44.,- lower 0t 1 Mr', arta
la some (•aaea the Inner was ycut, at toe
to It tar, with roue?) cattle at W' c to
*044.'. Condors ca61,-44 were er'i''r at 1414•
to 12e, •II 144. Ola.*ow Wean freight for
August bit beet* Msoked at ,.s,; Mane
ter, :cls Od to Mb: London a1 dreg to
nod Ilia aaktog rat.. for I,llel lend M 45*
Kaports foe the past w.•rk tare 7152 cal
tie. K.relpta to,lay erre Imp "01(14, S,
gruel •.44448, 5110 abseil aid laanf,s. ILI, 0lI1'a
and :oft hogs. The In.rlrl for Dog. was
strong ,,oder n good ,1r ma oil nod mall nor.
plies. nod .ales erre made at kg to $e--,
per *014 Ili* wr4ghed od "ar1. The welt
(err had a Weill) depre..ing effeet on the
caul.- trade, but the prleen were rattier bet-
ter than .w lent Monday, Prime beer,.
*Uhl '4 4'4' to 514c per Ib. : pretty groat,
aye to 4'1(4., epd 114, rnmmun *tort Y'S.
to.3%e. 511)144 .•044)4 roll nt 52.1 to 5041 .148.11,
icsicenamistat 81 no to $10 earn. *Neep sold
at at,ir Io -41,i•' per Ib.; Iamb. ,,l 52,75 to
4.4* 1..4+4414.
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.
Rant Rofalo, lady 1a1 Cattle Receipt*.
7200 W.1. faIAy a4411re and t e to Les•
loser: prime e(4e1', Abu to FORS: ehlpping,
54.Ar.4n 4.6.40: butchers, 11.15 to 4.5.25; heir -
les *1.26.1. 5:.: Mora. $3 to $415; hulls.
4.2 di In Pk axorkerw and feeder*, $2:0 to
4.4, stack before, 4.120 to $.7; fresh rows
aewl spafagerw good utterly: others, *2
lower: I'Y) to 4.444
t•etl*-,jterefpl)4, 20141 heed; Me :ewer:
bads eMews. anter; bossy, •1'444; $4,an
terT. M
Rag.--Itarstasp. 12,7541 Rina: slew and a :
+••s texas: Matt -aid J•tiaa• ,$.S - to '
Calves.
at Stu each.
■d La alba.
misery 'Fold for •apo -t
ewer, and $ 1.7i per
5UN$IGHT
Wash oilcloths
and linoleums with
warm
water and
SOAPSunlight Soap, rinse clean and wipe
dry. The colors will be preserved
and the surface unharmed.
Common soaps fade the colors and
insure the surface. Sunlight Soap cleans, freshens and preserves
oilcloths and linoleums.
Sunlight Soap washes clothes white without injury to the most
delicate fabrics, or to the hands, for it contains nothing that can
lnpure either clothes or hands.
Sunlight Soap is better
than other soaps. but is best
when used in the Sunlight
way (follow directions).
Buy rt and follow
5 c • dAectieni .5%.;•
rt:
LEVER •507(1(55 LOWED, Toronto
*TM, 'Urger*, *Wm. . - .e.. •. a^tw, sees
light )uritera, 4.7.10 to 07.144; router., $5.5)
to 4.u; stags, 4.4.50 to 5-'; dairies, ;11.45 to,
{i.It4
sheep and Lamb,-- Receipt*. SOW awed:
getter; We're, steady: lambs. 254. higher;
merle, $5.50 to 4.7.20: yrarl4u►a. ti11 10 561'1:
wrtberr. f:..11 to i5. 2: ewea, *4.75 to K.:
rhea p, mixed, *:f to $4.511.
MEW YORK LIVE STOCK.
Naw such. Jath 30. -Merge* Receipts.
*Sm.; mems, 1twel7 to lit• lower; bulls,
slew and unchanged. Fut cows in 1141'41
at 1.ply and arm; thin cows. steady; urdau-
Airy to prltur ataarl sold at $4.55 to 55.441;
lona at 1421le $431:0; ,,.0 $1.50 to 1:1(10:doomedd.e..,*a.ed heel, slow at 7.- to Ste per Ili. foe
native sides.
Calve. It.erlpta, 4:04: market fairly W"
this and geoeeally stead)- to arm nt lhi'
cyprr lard: cloning leer at ,Irra.•y City.
Common to 4boler veal,. sold 41 1.50 to
57.74: bull*. ,goad et 4.4; grasa•ri uu,1 hotter -
pike 44l 53 to *4; weeteru .•chew, at *4 to
Se;: Ur•*r•d citron 1t* fair demoted; city
tinselled vw,rl0 selling at 5) to 4.12; country
111,14101 at 50 to to{e.
Nbeep and IalwYe Itarelpta, 1:1.520;
gasp, stead); herbs 2a• to :Ale higher;
ah. .•p *old at $3 to 85 1.er «wt.; a few
• hoose the. "t K -ZS: ' all., *t 52 to 0250:
$:• to 5N.25; one ear at *(.30;
rolls, at 14.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Chicago. Jdy 30. , 'at ole- Receipt*. 'tl,-
41P4.:s• .1, 10.• low e,': .'.aumo1 to prhn•
sir. re. 14 40 116.40: cew*. 53.75 to *4.5a1;
to Hers. 32.75 to *5.25: bolls, Ile) to $4.1;
satyr.. 15.7 to $7; a;o'krro nod fec,lera,
44.60 to *4.24.
Hog.-Ftr''.spt*, slaw): lUr to 1:i,•' lower;
ebe4.0 to what- .begs)'. 1114.116 to 4.4.e4.; tae.
dlum to good h,.••try, 54431, l0 441.1..: bWrI,
era' weights50.•1 to Se) 7e•: sped to rh04.'e,
lessee. tutted. *1).35 1t* 5IwS"..; 1aek;'g. ,Gish)
to $0 M,
Nh, e1) Iterelpt*. 24401): at con; to 107'
hoc l•.•4.: 114.1), $4 to 11.1'00.: yelirlinga. 44.15
t0 Wel; Langan *6 to 4.6.4.
Geste as Mowing Yaeklaea.
A hock of Angora goats was put on
a rocky hillside that 1t was desird to
Lave cleared and cut Into grans. It
wan each a tangle ut brash and briers
abut It was witb difficulty one could
auuke a way tbrullgll It. 'rhe goats ac-
tually ate their wee In uutll It was
Iwnetrated with bathe In all dlrectlons.
After theleaven within reach wen
eaten they would stand on their hind
feet with their fore feet In the branch.
of and so rat the leaves higher up, or,
If the bush was nut too large, would
throw their weight against and bend tt
to the ground, where others of the (lock
would help strip It of Its foliage. The
leaves would come out again ouly to be
eaten off, then sprouts would come
from the roots to share the same fate,
t'utll at the epd of the second summer
everything In the shape of a bush not
over six feet tall except the pones and
laurel was completely killed and white
clover was beginning to appear. These
goats with their lung, curly, white
tierces attracted more attention prob-
ably than anything else on the place;
but, as can be Imagined, they had to he
well fenced lu, fur they would run over
a stone wall like dogs.
Roes of Society Ladies.
There should be au eight hour day
for "fashionable- women. We cannot
talk s,audal continuously for twelve,
04 we du now. The excltemeut and
the strait( upon the imagination 'are
terrlflc.-Letter to London Truth.
How to Cure Toothache.
Any aching tooth can Ise relieved
inntant.l%• with Nerviline. Fill the
cavity with patting dipped in Nervi -
line anti rub the g with Nerviline
Mao, 11 the face is swollen and store
bathe the painful parte with Nerviline
and cover %vitt' a flannel. 'this can't
fail because Nerviline 14111. the Amin
outright nmol prevents it f• red toe-
ing. Stronger, guicke•, more eat is-
ful•toryy, than any other liniment, P01-
144111.14Nerviliie has been the IAt•gra
seller for nearly fifty )'ears; try it
yourself.
w. •1►tt0,ta.
+"Blank started out to be a rose spe-
cialist, but the inserts ate up his bow-
ers no fest he 1104 to give It up."
"Wasn't he discouraged?"
"No; he found so many Interesting
varieties of bugs be went In for that
subject, and now be's just as entbu-
'bottle over bugs as be was over dow-
ers:"
A Deferent C. pI.aln.
Mand -Did you say I painted? Ma-
rle-I did not. I sold you powdered.
Maud (reluctantly►. -OL, well, that puts
another cotuplexiou ou R.
What Causes Snoring.
When asl.'.p, people that a
breathe lhm.gh the th instead of
the ,,,strias, which nein choked with
('4114(1111. Just use "('atarl•huzonei"
1*f111e retiring and you'll quickly clue
the stoning habit. By destroying the
cause of eat/well and healing the mem
brunet, ratio hoz • makes 11 .
poste 4 114." in every mane : it. cleans the
weevils, studs the dis'I*rge 1 pre-
vent, drop ung in the throat in as few•
minute*. Nothing w) pleasant tor cer-
tain 104 am•'1115,
11111catar'14rhwortor comrldl-
.
n» ('at arrha17,0ne 1h reti
118.11115. •
NAVE YON A 108? or are you Inde-
pe.deul' If you err making money fur some one
else. quit and make 1110114.y fur yourself. .:et out
of slavery and be free. Write D. Nai*wtl. &
Co., London. They veil show you the way. They
have started thoulinds on the road to freedom.
Seven dollars a day. every day in the year, is ke-
ine male handling their goods. Write now.
Time is money. •
TO THE PUBLIC
Th. price of heel vet I h• 1 hroogbool !he
14,1101, KInpire hAs dmppet a notch or
t.vu, and 4.o(-,' lIent ly laval price. ter
down. tar an• 00w4)*044 rill rill+
At lower prices, whilea14torr quality is n,
mal, if nut letter. Ihnu ever. Me
l,KAN:1 MEAT MARKET handles all
kinds of mettle, poultry. etc.. and, while
thanking the pundit. for their liberal
Isamonise, we solicit it mitt • of
he 141(4144'.
McLEAN BRQS., •
Fast et. nod Squ4r. 1laleriah.
orncr
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SUMMER
SUITS
iN
Light -weight
Homespuns
Made up 111 tilt' latest
style of cut and finish
AT
DUNLOP'S
THE TAILOR
WI ST ST., - GODI•.RO 11
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SHOES
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11 QUALITY
Men's $3. and $3.50 Shoes
WE are after the sten who want good-
looking, durable and stylish shoes at
• . moderate prices. We'll just put it mildly
\ a11(1 Ray that
We Have the Best $3.00 and $3.5o
Shoes this Country Produces.
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Try ns un $:;.00 Biot $:i,.)ll Rh(1BR. OIl Ii
lost sat isf;acttoll here as well as good shoes.
m. Sharman
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
t>••lia•re
r }'MUNI'. NO
10
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W. A. McKIM
GOUERICH
SECOND WEEK OF
BUILDING SALE
A Few More of Our Many Specials at Building -
Sale Prices.
-I) !airs mew, T1.0i1Ne1's. %err' $i.2.1, to .,Isar at 90c
'1 pairs Men's Trousers., were per pair $2.50, for 'we pair 51.90
IJ only \\'onle'i's Print Wrappers, gyro', $1.(MI,a .lour
,it each fl 88c
U) 1 lovely while Quilts, at e:o h 98c
Muslin Shit \\'gist,. for. 38c
Purr Silk Waists, wi 1l'_'.:+1 and *4,'.4), (t . 51.35 and 52.00
REMNANTS IA,. of sheat ends, \1'asil (finals,
Muslin1, I'riutN,Uingrqrhates, rte., long
enough for WNIN(N *lollgirlti 4.11,1Se,, Anil
.hors enough it* pi i••r• to mail Ila le (nest pocket hook.
'these are hal at few seinples of the bau'gains you may expert here
whirr the l)uildet's art. oxu•nding
McKIM'S BUSY STORE
GODERICH
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Tourists
will find our assup•Imeml of American toilet sell"Ieti
Allay, full and up -to date:
THE SANI7OL PREPARATIONS :
Paste Powder Liquid
Lyons Tooth Powder, Graves Powder, Rubifoaril,
Teaberry and malty other art irl•A 1041 nuu4'r-
ons tot. HIrn*In11. IA•1 us try to suit y011
plena•.
LIME JUICE --hest of all (noting snitunt•r drinks.
SAMPSON'S RED BLOOD PILLS.
Tho• best r pound iron sill 111( 1ht• mallet
:and only 26c u4. 5 for 51.00. A glen' took.
• .tt.EN'I' Yolf '1111':
W. C. GOODE, - GFhem%st
Bedford Block, Goderich
TM Red Cross Drug Store.
1.,•;1( r' )Mir MOW orders for 'I'nuhe A F"1( herr,
Union Trust Co's
North Wcst Lands
The poor Iuan'& best
chance.
MI INKY ADVANCED TO
4T.1 KT (IN
1•:A4}' TERMS.
tall and see anyway.
Cl)NN5•TKU WITH
J. A. tiNE(IORY & 00.
Heal estate and
business brokers
YOUR DRESS SUIT
Get it Now.
We have our
NEW FALL GOODS
comprising
THE LATEST MATERIALS
•
for this particular kind of suit.
Frank H. Martin
The Tailor
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I The Best Is The
Cheapest
WE buy the best, therefore can offer you the
same, a few of which are :
Plymouth Binder Twine,
Gold Medal 65o ft. Twine,1
1
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Green Sheaf 550 ft. Twine,
American Pure Manila Rope,
from 1-7 inch up to 1', inch diameter. 1
1
1
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Dillon Scythes,
fully guaranteed.
laranteell.
, Sherwin-Williams Ready Mixed
Paints,
Happy Thought Ranges,
1' Kelsey Furnaces,
Hammer Brand Calcine Plaster,
A fresh carload just in of
1 National Portland Cement,
of which our sales have been over 4,100 barrels already
this year. This speaks tor itself as to (duality.
Ideal Fencing,
American All No. 9 Fencing.
O11r l'oHll)Iete lint' of
• Shelf Hardware
is the hest WO call 11111•.
Plumbing, Heating,
Eavetroughing, Tinsmithing, etc. 1
We carry a large stall. and can ive you prompt atten-
tion and guarantee satisfaction.
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CHAS. C. LEE 1
'Phones -Store, 22 ; House, 112.
7 Show 1>1.s•'R for sale. (Sall and .11( I':mpin '1'vIN•twritd f,., •.ale
gee 4x1110 and get. prices. At $36.111,
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