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PEN AND SCISSORS. MAN WITHOUT A SOUL
{tae& dlurxnunts are fettled
And time shall be no ismer.,
Asod at the seal of inUKmeut
---nett one.lta*'paitt I,i. •ral►e,
\1•e wonder if the µ•ogle
Why pray but labor not
have u .•ltaucr WAIT,/
The /Oiler •.1ay happy la
W,• wourler'Itt�eQs'
talke •
\1'tlI1*e Iw Moir learfht eye..
•i -u 4.4 the emiHmf defier
Walk upend take the prize :
Atilt If the nem who anipI(
Lid what ho thought we. righe
Aud mule nu buuuw nbuut it
Will foo+.• eteru.tl Melo
Advertised as "till• tuiliest known
wood-eutters and date•huildeia in the
world." are the 1'Lunation Ie-a1•ers,
which form our of the hued popuIur
'xhibIts at the preemie h'ranco•Nritieh
exhibition. 'These lonely little a ' ads
keep atetulily ,it work yuiu' regardless
of the crowd. three deep, we'rhiult
and exclaiming over their movements.
Apropos elft e Ilea h Ca-
�tadiun Uahrltet a Dloutreal men who
went to the exllibitio i with an Eng.
Belt friend disappointed the latter
greatly by /•onfraeing that he had
/never seen at live heaver before! The
tatter led the Canadian to the beaver
Jami. exclaiming :
•Nary here's to tithing which, will
make voiirTia.erkrl!ittine!"` - - • t
•.-
"hoot 1 never saw our -sit hour "
cnt•
said the 1'uliala.
"And you're from Canada!"ti.l
the 6ngtislimau with tiisguNt.. •
•' M {` drat chap." said the Canadian,
eager tit defend 1 - Self. **4 !amide' is
ytiliiuua.l.f miles in,' eine. What a •r'
have in one Inert we t uuw nothing r.
1 .r and I live in the large
city in 1 le )111111 it f..
valuable am they: would he, I have n.
doubt, are not employed. about street
'+iniprurrnrntsu_ r_ 1)duutbing or anything
• of the-kind1" and 11fc Knglishtnan-
laughed heartily stud forgave I'
The Uncanny Creation of Mary
"Godwin Shelley.
MONSTER OF, FRANKENSTEIN.
The Ioterestfp HTaaery- oT an EI►le-r
Day Novel That 1a Frequently Al-
luded ao In Literature and at Times
Quoted- i.00rr.ctly.
Bve 1body, or uearly everybody, has
bowel or the- novel of "Nluulteustetu,"
bough It la out probable that uuwy
pecker read It nowadays. There are
sat many ailotlnaae to 1t In our lltexa-
tatiq hureeeer, that nine abarrtaa some
sot of tutlou at It so that he conoid
help kbuw,tag that 1t is a weird and
ghastly story about a monster, but
whether or nut Vnukausteln 1s the
naenater even weal educated people do
stet always know, *bowlike that tiny
neeeer-react the nary.
souarttuses we [rear ailusloas to
nerankenste a monster," as to nae of
(lberkee t•Aamraeill uratlwas, where be
speaks 'of the -IsocUess mousier of
ienubeosaetzt, the snicked creatlou of
Martel science without (hod," and motor.
times the referents. Is to eraukeustevn
only.. as if be were the monster. Of
course'., Sumner, who was very particu-
lar In hie use of figures of epeerb, was
tight. W airs. Leland 1n her novel
ofutikes Mayur Lee say that
"Lluistl*nity>,1s a 1'runkeneiele" she
rafters the ma to talk nonsense.
weird tweet mad the
rebeimastanees uu es.' which It came to
.be written :are d idedly lutereating
sial play -be told In few words. The
filets are as follows:
lu 1816 Mary- God afterw*ni
rs. Shelley, eloped w! •• Shelley.' and
y took up their -. : near Ge-
naiva, In Swittaerland. The had Lona
Bjrval► fur a neighbor, end thine
much Uwe together. TL ir coo-
tt tion frequently ran on the ult
and be mysterious, and Byrou one
pro that each should write a
*tory. All agreed --anti went
work, but 1t was not tong, before the
two is gave It up as a tameless
task. ley c
S cool d write "merry, but
they d not write stories
Mary rsevereaet and completed her
tale In Ut spring of 1817.' When BY-
anta and
Were SUZli
behind to
The nose
The Modern
ni diately set} to Luudou fur put$tca-
1' uud metttb u great s�oceas.
I'rrukenstelo Is a Swiss . youth. a
student at the University of - Itlagob
stadt, deeply Arlfi the stu11 o
ch••mlatry unit na
resolves to pens
Ille ted death an
the secret of creat
Marl
1{' hon 11» httle d'41 1. h..ppt. -1
And cantor life w Llie..
Ile always keeps ht* joyful tall
h
wham all :11 l • .1.51 I+dnleol1. -_
Ault hon t as..• . arse. 1011 kn"w,
lle-wlway't k"Nte- "-aiu.++.otul 444
A hanging way\ 1 i�
-. T*lkitrt( of hearer.. that-
' the Trent canal was it rrill;trka
illtistr (ion al What 1lietw wo Apr
mals ran do. Mnls•rinty nden
'Irl land. of the Trent Canal.ul i'. The Oliver ltllent,he
a dant :tenets, bull river
or the purport. oaf rnisi t
g the water in Litt
little a
.1. 11. M
the
maid, Oar(
hot *tauten
and eronterv
Mod task..
and .l.•llghta.t -lt wtaa
the ni.rel of the ceuWry!
U was "t raukenatetu; or,
teuirttleuL." It was lm-
ural pbUosophy. fie
to the mysteries of
wrest from nature
After prolong-
ed study be sueeueda and (Uncoversei[
how to impart movneut and anima-
ou to lifeless matter..
e Wen resolves to \�mmold a colossal
mating him beaittlful in folia
ture and imbue lm with life.
on-hiswork-l a studio
from the habitations • Of' man, labors
ong atad • eUy, and at last the work
It. completed. There in the great room
ii. the form 'd semblance of a Lu-
mina being, pert t In all his propos-
tlona - 1'rankenate • relates the story:
It s on a dr • night In Novem-
ber--th -t beheld the - e •' ptlahweut
of my tills. ' With an a • ety that al-
most am nted to agony -I collected
the lnstrii net of life aro• • me that
1 might hof e a spark of ' •g tato
t
the lifeless thing that lay at my te
"I t was al(bd,v 1 o'clock Io tbe
morning. Tho tarn pattered dls
al;a.iri t the window paues and W
candle was nearly'\ burned out when,
found, however. 111•1 the water .1 the
lake hitclied up a I begot' running in
the wrong dire,. As ot V011ae-
Mid dam lit the nor tern 1111'114.4. To
th.• amazement of a the engineer.,
who. proceeded to the spot to mak..
the surveys. they fou the work
and seven feet deep, had ;Well 1.1111-
5, at least for Years to come. Mr.
Me lelland ordered another sto .log
dewed upon the first dant to
water an oulditionalTitot
wing again northward ore
mere 4o is ,00ll. touaetttlug et[ tbe
e'l sewser of the ornamentation may be
ttowsnad trout the fact that the arch(
(-Velma Deceived *LAW for Pail/dui
tbe pooeia mad that the late utak r%
change wee alma *WOO, the criteria
scrim taeterfor u[ the carriage being
tweacelateaeteiy uptieltitertd
TIbrttnepaxatl.on ut the royal egtdpage
Oar Mate uocaniusin la a real sight_ t+ll
wino t uattlk white horses truul the
roast stud are always used• and all
Wear tales fab/. The cutiebausei. L.
posnler-and curls, women 4b seat with
ills std of a ladder, but dots out really
*Awe, taaattlfots uu the Wane and stair
'muI who walk Geake them being iu
command of the [earn.
CONVENIENT HENCOOP%
It Is Economy to Build Them Neatly
and of Good Material.
As poultry Louses uu farms have
to be repaired often as a gt:ueral rule,
would It nut be better to build more
sutaitasdal ours at tlrat,and tats the
trouble and expetme ut cwltlxually Im-
proving them? Let tee consider this
nutter. The carpenter usually thinks
that any kind of wood will do for a
henhouse, aud fu that he is much tun -
taken. UWy the well seasoned wood
struuld be used, for when the dump
days arrive, the Louse having no heat
in It, the boards will &prink and ex-
pand until they are out of shape more
or fess, 1i4d then there are cracks to
couteud with. Use the Leat wood lu
the first place.
Another point worth considering is
that of planing the boards that ate to
OOOi WITH SLIDING POOL
be used ou the inside of the house. It
Will take' Very "tittle more time, and
they are thew vastly cleaned and- do
uut burbur dust as much, us If they
were lough. ;if they are aluooth they
eau Le easily whitewnaLed or puleted.
The main point to eutBl f In -Wad.
Ing a henhouse- is that, of rennin/be
tents, nests uud eveu the fluur_lw rdu
1 there is to be it boatel fluor, ate
all • - - appflaucea of swoon IoIU-or
tile
theyare dirtyw• • and aIle he, sty
fa1•me wls tis lu clean his poultry
. house t c tai outlEtoTtlie
yard and Bp ed, washed or even
burned ove wit. a ,torr[. Conddet
all these tile's n' and In the end
they will be in • •b m re economical.
The 'dr'at sketc • sho s a couventrnt
way to male a lbw puu*try
yard, of wbkb a a '•dal aturo 1s its
door. Procure- a bus f right di.'
wettable; and saw a •'Ie, d, In one
end. Then strengthen • - box with
narrow 'strips of wood, b , en' eacb
side of the bole L c. This cts as a
groove for the dour a to . de lu.
Thus yon have a sliding door, 'h1
opens and shuts with the greatest
'1'he fronYof tbe coop Is-lheieeed..w
lath or narrow -strips, placid two-artd
halt to three inches apart. The top
W. ACHESON ci SON .
The Season s Requirements
SUMMER SACRI-.IICE. SAFE.
COME OF THEA GESTSAVINGS-
for buyers in the early days of 'August
we will quote from 'week to week. Our
immense lades -of' --goods will clear rapidly
at these prices.
1)ress Mu,Iins I
ala •111 2.111111 yni its of 1 lt:e$t
I hgandy*. "I /Will l' :tial .Ins-
ho.,lit allot yh a of twat 11 .011,i,
�lu•l Ictlru1*. J111 d...il'i(1.1..
c..lu1
-V311104 12', to •.!1•
yd. • Your elude' at riot. yd.. oat.
Shirt Waists
11i. . -T igh•rlala .el. tit ionall 31
• rah• 1.4 i,•'•+. '1'w, 1.1n'Inl+,
S UIO 4 0:9111(�(�
Waislq' y� kV/Lists 1 SO
Nice are deal mg' iirinif
['oats slid l.utltr,i I)r. 4iirSki1114 at a'-
Iuui.hinK prie. K.
.
Corsets
w, out,. u11 1.11' 4-11111110 .1.,,.
• 11' t hr Nod week of August,
11111,:mire",T 1:urs tt+. 1'. l'. A..
I•a
Glace, '•1'.11.." Vat isi, Stit11-
rtfft,'—Met:'S'*t: i' .irivir ili.st-
t .hits. Not every like ill every
make hilt y,IM size in smite Q(]
good ii/41,1.ut per pair. G9C
Hay . Fork Rope,
Pulleys,
--Forks
i lilt 11111 fluid 1111P prices
the Hest going. .
Hosiery ,
1 1 LLreirs nilly I,;ulirs' vaniu= '
Ir . flla'k German 11osiprt,
either plain or with eitihroi n
edfrnntw sizes Il t+. ni.*ego! r
hies at. pair 15, twin
un sled' dl.. pail.
W. ACHESON & SON
YOUNG COCOANUTS.
The Taidt of Opening Them a. Prue -
eked by the Tahitians.
"Husking a cocoanut 1s one of tha
simplest looting
world, but l have
tan who cotaid du
writes Bentrion
"i e' South
twelve of 1Yhft1 is a
wIth the trick.
sterns !o the
seen the tettlte
It effec,lvety,"-
w to her book,
" livery
Uy . born
A stack is sharply porn • at bath
sods, and ma'eod la trimly In the,
givmd. The not 1* tbeu • in
the
harsh and struck with a ht • • gaid
tearteg utovesnent combined . n the
point of the stick, se as to spl t the
thick, 1n49seyy tough euvenn: of
dense crop titer that protects the u
The nut comes forth white as ho
about the masse shape unit size as tl
brows► uud nuts that go by ship t
Iiggtand and Auweri u, but lunch
younger and more tender, for only the
smallest of the old outs, which are not
tftlatltssl is the . lalaatL, , fur copra tusk-
lag.are (generally exported
A. large knife is used to crack the
tap-ef the nut all around, like an 'gg-
aoet%, and- -the/drink too ready, a drat
of pre water, allgtttly swe'•end Just
a Utt3e sweated, if the nut t bas been
plucked at the right stage.
Thera 1s uu pleasanter or More re-
freeYdng draft In the world, Wad • ft
Win not the least likeness to the "milk"
contained in the cocoanuts of coal -
name. No native would drluk- froup
add nab for fear of illness; as they
are considered W.ttI unpleasant and
li\ unwbciesofne. Only the milk of half
'vow nuts I* used for 'drinking, and
... -... _
Ul-lwwrtlaneei bold a eau
plate- of -liquid. - -
iirater of the young'tuovitt is
olid dray[ 7n one. ital.-Mg muc
n• b1'F_ [natter held In solution. On
mit a tong day of hot and weary
Wave 1 load cause to bless the re-
fresbin and restoring 'leviers of bear -
en's beat int to man to tile`troplcp, the
never filth cocoanut.
True'
Pure Paris .Green
30c IS.
A IlivaikIvn lulu, who recelliI' diel
1. -IL Lis Icor! • 1..:o I,t'trnd'r. \lo'•1.
Melt attend 1 0,11 11 p:u•I of titt• .tub
during their Mei inn•. Appleton
1)i.tgebes, lantern in Intuit, ,'uttered 1 he
.ai.,t(. .11ge( rt ,r . ,..ate 1..... v.y.
anything Mutt Will "owe a "cold lar
Waked.. "No sir, .1 have loot." sus=
%we ell the 1.111 conIlriler•.
••1live par
rate .. itat+.I," .aC..l.j.u..l. 1litig •uas
dropping his 1ulleln. "I have at List
roan+xl tun Wales.. [tan."
Maratltona.. .
- r
111. nraeteete' t n nntafleve••atra.at'ni pee -un.
orrht yeti belt haw mighty houstaiuI - '---.
11. the nein r11uu- \t ahab14 11411111,
11 it it 11ag"atld 11lY*. 100,111.
140110 `ni•nttr.n 7 •nmrfthakirt. -
1•. titer 0:eiou-.
Adler?..."
N• great_ Stara thou 1 •
it -11.11111M sad 601101.91.,
'•' 11 ivnlah Luer. and dilute,
(went
I 1"• auiw•h •1 do %u0 111
.,i4 Ip oo'''h• oar. 'Olnm
whIt 51141 u 0, .11r. •.ell
\IOotec,
rause t
'tend it
the bray Ise obetruction. Instantly
the ambitious little animals set to
Work and adtled another loot to the
A period of lens. 3114 ,141111. elatiOlt :
A flit [lien. ‘ou k/100, yo count your rad.
And nil your hope* 1.11114011,
hit )011 hale not the irr ie.. bat•vaca
What an age of progresot tide
There was a time when people
laugh at anything heavier than wood
tlinitifq opt water. Then it was
found that ships cott eone
of iron soul otter!. and then com•
tnenced the end of. wooden vesowle.
Now we go a step further and 314.
building Alpe of Mime, or. to he
literal, cement. At lend. there .testor.
to he no rousts to doubt thr etatemente
made in an article in 'I'lte Cement
Age. New York,
A Striking illustration of the ate
•plicahility of concrete is to he f ttttt
in the concrete boats and barges that
helve been Inift by it ship/Wilding
me, *Lys the writer. _The method
o /instruct ion is sitelpir and the "mat m
ordinary kind. They will stand veryi
etructible, so far .sse the element of
tittle coneerned, anal, of course, are
Ilreetoof.. im elm. said that the
'smooth surface the ism -lent 'finish
offers les* resistsittee than wood and
-college, wavered. tloneespootity they
are. easy to clean. In ease of demeite
tao any portion of the ;Hutt repairs are
quickly made with content or t•on-
crete. A comparison of the. (set with
Heel barges hes shown that the eon-
crete host can be constructed at half
the cost of steel, and tlint in the mat-
ter of maintenanee the emit is about
a fourth or a third lese. The "Lig-
uria," a llinton concrete barge, wow
constructed Ity Meagre. (labellini, the
Arm referred to, in 11105. Mince Jan-
uary, 19011, eh. has been Workitig in the
harbor kg (7iviti Vecchia, near ROMP.
In (1ctober, 1151:,, she telt* towed from
Rome down the Tiber to the sea.
Abe Was also towed to Genoa and
Ravona. after which she was towed
hart again tfl (11•4111/1 and Civita.
Vecchia. A Mittion concrete barge
was constraited to the order of the
Italian Government in 10116. Mhe mis
totted in the military harbor of
Mpezia, and was mo successful that a
contract wive placed for four snore
barges nn the same lines. These par-
ticular bargee have sheet
forming watertight corn rtmente.
and are practietilly unsinka le. Theo
dimensions are 51 feet length and hi
tat beast. s
y the glimmer of t e half extinguish.
light, I saw*the 11 yellow eye ot
the creature open. I breathed hail.
awl couvulsive motl agitated lb
K▪ iowl the immense Lure arose,
and the t frightened his own
work, fled way. Then he turns to
and his c on poeseesed of life and
POul. Nowhere u it tind human sym-
pathy. it is out of Lemony with all
Muss about It nd after :marching
the world In pars t of happiness It
returns again tu Pra enatein and do-
nna he Wake a Ion link
wbmn It can live in pathy and
Frankenstein declines, a 1 Unme-
t The mousier pursues WILD
ed suit revenge, It slays h booth -
It. fol ws him to Buss* to Slarrla
and Mtn, the Arctic ocean, and there
creature *ad artist pertsh together.
Is 11 moot uncanny story to read 0#'
lit the Qiiarteri but, while admitting
Sir Walter /471 reviewed the novel
Ite power. contained be did not Uket it.
-Oar taste and oar\sulgtnent revolt at
this kind of wrlUng. All the critics
agreed' is -to Its Iberian origluallty.-
Elcbange. -
roofing paper W make It waterproof.
A coop ,uf this sort should be two hi
two and a half feet long, atxteen inches
deep and net less than twenty Inches
high. while two feet would be better.
The simplest coop hi the common A
shaped coop. It is quiCkly and easily
Made. Tins -troop miry -be -constructed
either with or without a door. Allow
Is desirable, except during warm
weather and when, the sal WIWI
The box coop shown In the second
sketch lu some respecta is preferable
to the A shaped coop, for la the tette;
the hen eau staud upright ouly neat
the middle of the coop, while eith the
x coop the entire floor.space is &van -
bo coop be alto more easily ...leaned.
be ma fur Mal MOP. 'Mill is espe-
cially Lie If there le danger of
losees-from ate, hawks, etc.
['refill air 1. essential fur •the health -
of the fowls. .t puccemsful poultry
"One of my pout house.; le lathed
aud plastered. while .another *Mile
00-1
A KINGS' CARRIAGE.
Old Fashioned and Elaborate Vehicle
Deed In England.
England's etate carriage is one of the
most cost.13 and splemild In the world.
It was built In 1%1 at a cost of $36,-
000 on tbe occasion of the marrkage of
Groom III. and toUl ever alikte cerries1
The English kings and queens 011 all
high state nernetiorts. Sir William
Chambers designed the vehicle, which
welshes fair tnem
DeliptIr Its many years' aernee Its
Vett wheal.% gear and body are Fold
to be as sound as when built, and It
100iat es a It woold go on forever.
coach yes built, and Its ponderous yet
dainty, Maurine' body is suspended On
leather tears% not unlike those of the
old Oonrord stateerniernes of Amer -ten.
its balance la so perfeet -that a tonch
of the Mager ta enongh treeet the body
w▪ hich Wane the reword ere -Landed 01
film eneportIng the &twee seat end
hammet-elarit The. length.enf the VP -
hire' tvesentr-tnar feet.„ and it Is
earafrwirtast Mai
The eashenitter- nerwInge#Scist mere
Bun the renew penrear4the swish
tedidwits hal lereing how) lows tern
•
(t as four half win ows on south aids
ad frame fitted o rr each window
With th stretched end tacked on.
la this -iiiie-T have bvti; getting the
most ear and tio fr omelet, ul-
ttlIgh the drinking water freezes.
The. plastered uuSe drew dampness
Man 1 hid au id screen door hong
Rini tacked cottuuN,loth over It. Moon
after the Ilene began to lay."
Alleles For Horses.
Caution sh*Id be tined In feeding IV
falfa to horse\ particularly if they
bare not been uhrustotned to ft. LIke
other concentrated\ feeds, it 11,11311 to
of tie. digestive synods may appear.
'I A19 14 partleularl,f nun ',able In the
1: raharn.
Not Suitable For ABM's.
Any field llitely to be under water ot
the soil tiatursited 'with water at any
time for inore than thirty -sit !mute al
a time Is quite linsultalole for alfada.
Any field with n hard pun isabienfl with-
in two feet of the oartace will prove
1.8st year France sent to this collate/
$19,880 worth of alfalfa wed. TM
price charged American Num li
&boat 10 cents a pound for the PM*
Iv
• tit...of t
will la. at tl
hil.it' , Ton
l'snauliaut It
tinned ;it11»li
lay general 'ons
1.14 he the'gnal of
the British Iu(ilitx
It consists oaf fifty
.•oudutted Ly ailIt
s Isely has• deet
-trtttsir iii' iii. w'nf, 1,
Hyen-.ln'asdditites. +"t
t•nhrlt
Ili briars. .
At Dupgannon.
Itlyui+ilivr \isit.tt "IN 1
-ytootbay.. here frealtlrry�
l'harli.• I?IIio1.1 "V's� sir. ,1
unli %yell water.'
ie et T ,
' legit •inial hands t.
• l:al.1'alt 1'ttt lntlal I,
)to, is t sat of the[ Royal
uu tI,t t pr.'seut eta-
s N. . 'Phis hand.
it, iv knowlelgekl
tl t IS hand in
or 11 -{':11- service.
wo pi c's and ie
htmtn, who, :ts
•ilaed him. , haw
t;ly.-?di'hae•l
thitl,s other
• +tbt -
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YOU WANT THE BEST
BINDER TWINE
Perhaps you think you are the
--
the best. Let us show you the
Deering 657,. Twine
of user it exice°attd yen will coo -
tin to do so.. We ire offering a
spec price to seri a 11tis Kqh
grade. ine. -..
IT t'/1Y TO GET TIIE BEST
ar
Peerless
Machine
Oil
411
a gallon
ware Co.
Limited,
'ESSUN 1 ch E. P. PAULIN.
The n edy ran better afford -lo
your• gine than you can afford to to
the giving.
1vs
lsN
It . has alwev+. heist •evident that it
war ra.i'r to taut allnut.cenving mauls
thaw it wars 14. nerve for the salvation
ell awCeet \.
Iluw lite we to get vel with our div-
'! tCwc+ ata cuutiuuaiitr tlruppintt In-
tre melts of bitter and often unjust
veppy tela ? 1•:vet y ning ea the.
light, el a fresh c are
K h u .1 doing lint.
Ter. Is 't not the sev'reet (oily and v' )
ingratitis ' to lel ),tosterdity atloid dog
t.041 -given nilny r
ARKETS. Mentreal Live Ste
THE
Liverpool Wheat S Close High--
er, Chicago Le -We Live Stock-
-The Latest Qu 1
Monday Keen July
rutureev .• rt
fed Idabel to lower than tunto
July .routs rin. hanged.
• Winnipeg Options.
Following are -1 he clueing quotations.
Owls -July tie, . slobs- sr
Toronto Grohs Marilee.
Wheat, sprint, twilit I* SS to
Rowneffetel Exercise.
"Asp wet taking sny eremite+ fee
yaw headthr snood the wolf ttf the
past la aavassalear-cametry dab Ms
•
litostrerel 4444.4.14 4,414. West l•;ud Onkel
eliding July 2:., were
and Iambs 1114:44 1./1•1 1.11
*wady for local ,Asurimaption (Lir mo -
twin. and WU calves.
Th.. trade. fur ekport aceotnit was slew.
as their was rap sultablo IWO. on Me
market and lu iiddlitton to this eul•
Aloe, from Liverpool on Flaturdam were
-aster at a deenne in Priem of kic to lto
la, with churce Osinsitlene quoted ar
tu hay fed nineteen. at 1$ to
wad krau.-fud at 110e to 11.• Thr
figure realized M.". tOf (be lard
was trAtc, but the bola or the 111:114,1
Wheat tall. lAcrh 0 ICI 0 14,
tuu•A. bushel u en
Barks?, bushel
In
tin Inere
in very limit
end the cull* at
Ina ahoy berm a
ger feetIng which drive lupea
et for stamp a week :WO 11144A
tratine
.1 \denoted from exporters und
supplies. are cOurdav forward
stock were dude t te
• r.....auseto„. Jay. zest tots here ,he.al
The few offered this °ruing /net with
a ready sole at prien. Wine from. V- to
$6 far each The demand ot COW., MU'
tiliuom good of W1114-li tbe eferiwts were
tient. lucal
Butter, creator') Ib. roits..0 0,26
Eggs, 1110W-14444, downs .21 0 21
New Yetis ',Dairy Market..
NI1W July V, Butter. wouk;
rersalpts, 0,736 packages; creamery. Ape-
. lad*, Va, erearriese. extrsa• :Dee de
orrht.00 to MASA. Ulf` WM: prOcean, corn -
Imo 1.. 17*• to 71140- weetern fac-
tory. Meta, 19.• te Mac tudtistSon cream-
Chease-rirm: reeetees, bones: nate,
lure* end MI141611 colored ur wtdte fancy.
11:140 good prime, TWie to UV:
Lotuzum, 134 *WM. MSc
attached settle, .6s• to Ms, good to rthoteek
inutnrn extra_ nista tn .10
CATTLE MITIRICETS.
Cabhis Stoady—Motruir Down In
.- United
AA ItON. J,oit JI -London cabins for
ttrean-c1 weight: refrigerator twee
wont° Junction Live Stock.
Jul) 27
liteceip of live stork at the ITntott
iffRed of if& rattle, 7 hugs. 117 dwelt'
1111111 27 1•14,11.1.,4 ;44441 about 40
Expert tee .r.
11 116.1t 1.11OrOtt 111101. .6 to Ho... 1/411 11
1.14.144•J Mitt -hers nur.1 light
to 14.90 r•tily one Or 1 wn Iambi .it the
latter p timillurn Not. hers • 11.1.71. 1ii 14.
sition es rt alert' 14*
butchers
eaW81, $41:40 If It esinfiers, SI 50 to $2 4
*ilk esti Apettaitere.
al W to rt. Pee
See Calves.
1 A fen lately 1 vied tedwit mold fro,
a to IIII ier mit, id nehmen as Mar as
sit
lanittliertie set IdlimPit Inee""etr4 *pekoe,' 11; 11 news" IA 111A1Ah..i.nt
P.10 Pit mit
Geese, Lamina enerai mown. ree sea
glatartia. at KM and KM f rah. ears a
i'diltiv.."11.$51°I.t."ttS.1:'ettrail supply of
ins forward ills midertune W be
TelA*14141-444•411.1114,-.141/1. 4160441.A144044 -
two itiange. a* euudiered this
Week. on acroun1 the ?set Ilteld
VOIlivrt Rion between laryers 1a ton
keen UP plight Ire rahretwl na SUMP of
leading parking auseerue ha in. erratracted
fur it homier of Manitoba hoax .rt a
re:tenon or No under the ruling flgores far
Bele, ted Western ontarto stork and there-
fore they err nut opt -rating tri the Meal
made at 17 :6 to V 0, wed rough as iolir
as per cut_ weighed off the rant
East Buffalo Cattle Market.
eripos. Ad. head. needy te is. Idgiver;
pante 'steer& II to It 76 shim/to 116.0
to et .butetworsi 14 641 to *a. tietteir, far.
stockers istal feeders WS to Si to irtosa
hyper*, tr. In,W; fresh colIVI arid POI111•-
Itu.-ultku 1.1.02 howl, atow-and
lca'' to tat towni hwaVy arid mixed; *.tet
to *SS: rotten's, lb 111 tn 116 liturgic Id
leheep. trellve. Iam• b.. Wins. Innen,
to *JO; ewer Ittlli•to Illtwsbent. rased.
TgiscAOts. July V.- one*. -11terenta.
estimaned at Meng sac ,tawritet We tn
heifera. Sate •to to
es nave". 1040./..411frZ. ortorloire -WIPE
feeders. 13 to ft so
eatlaweetbastvidwart
stittrises. MO to Ka, lashr waged. 11.1)
to WS. trutr4ene. 7. h. 'We shake
tight, SAO to la66.,,Pluldolt.•16.-Hoto-fLe;
s two to one
lha you71 lS• 1't' -' d when you
r here111 hot ( •uttf'rtiou.•a•y.
lweau • "mutt Itu•L a••o.,iielf be-
tween 1 o pleasing propositions,
Ql'A ITV and Pit ICE.
e'aw
Met pled lint •V•144.11 wefaw•
arU.
pt With rtt •, slat carry
N 011 p111911. • +tt art smiles,
'like • friend hr - t•. We've S•'u
Meals served at any
lee Cream to take ho
Store open ;Mill 5 ill the Meg
till I next mottling.
Ills lull' \\'ANT
A -000D- DRIVER-?
1 have for side several good
*oursg-driTing-L'+awo,-dalacki and
greys, fh•oun Which 1 could probably
14114 p111. '
.4RAV suQO1
w.'te yeaterla), are today, and will
he t [•row the beet on the
nrt►rket. tit the agent for God.
rt•kh.
Piet yoyr W PLOW from
Iter. 1 haver for two Iaest makes'
Fleury eaol_I'etrrn, wfEsidiDg and
winking pkow .
Carload pi STANDARD "
FENCE' WIRE just rei'ivI
• STONE
for building or . ether purposes
supplied in large or small .titan
titles, delivered or nl the waiter. _
ympia Cafe
BELL & ATHAS, Proprietors
ROBERT WILSON
Agent kw
cCORMICK MACHINERY,
ANTFORD WIND MILLS.
L. DEN HAY TOOLS. etc.
Ware'Vs Hamilton St.
DERICH, ONT.
again
arvest Time
itc shout Kin. market weedy -to strong
y▪ earns/re St b. SI 60
•
Extend Exams. to Canada.
meeting el *hi; • Ravel rollers of rw.
piiista. Sir F, and/. urged the ex.
teassertn of the einliegeli examinants
•
5Vi• 114%1. 11341 sl
114•11 11 114 I/V be/111V line ton of 7.8
la arairollar-16641 4166W, which
we, .311 id ye yion al liko per lb. ThiSrope iniele tap -of manilla
straeols from 5o 1.• 7Q fee long anol NM strong as 1)rtliftsry tme
Wadi roan..
BINDE TWINE
GOLLY MEMAL
111.111e 111 51,onle7e.d. 1,1 Illlee C.4111 111411 PlaX
SCYTHES E.? SNATHS
limy 1..1114 all sisea and totyfts.
'thing new and ...blew, $2.25 each
. from Vie-. to fettle) each.
i•1 111111111.11 11111K IleW 141141 V 11 s111111111 ;MVO • ill your
iv. /I. Mill !letter 1..411 141. •rtt h I rocking chair, it
holds item eonttahly. Cottle in and it.
We aloays /4 4111/111
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• FRESH NATIONAL gEME
PLUMBING, ilF.ATING, EA VI, THOLIGHING,
ELECTRIC WIRING GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION
AND ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED.
ootr Phone 22
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