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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1909-1-14, Page 5r^liq st 44 it 0• LIWITT MILL W&NT DRY. Iacl est of • Local Option Fight at Glances. Glencoe, Jan. 7. -'!'hough the town of Glencoe faded to go "dry," as far ae local option is concerned, by the vote on Monday. it went so dry as far as the Lewitt Knitting Company is concerned that that industry had to cease running for a day or so. and therebyd a tale, wktub has caused cunei erahle amusement in Glencoe. The Lewitt Company is an industry emplOying abuut fifteen or twenty bawls. which came to the town re- cently on the understanding that it was to be provided with free water. This stipulation woke easily made good, fur one of the two hotelmen had w splendid well, running a couple of hundred thousand gallons ,, day, and being of a patriotic natu.. :ie offered water (for milling purpstes without money and without price. The knitting company was running nicely when the local option campaign came ou. The manager of the knit - Watchmaking, etc. 4 14 04 - Civil Engineering 'VAUGHAN M. ROBERTS. CIVIL ✓ and Hydraulic Engineer, Ontario Land Surveyor - Office -Masan Block. Ooderbb, corner Montreal street, Telephone 137. Menesetnni Mineral Water THE OODERICH MINERAL WA- TER CO.. manufacturers of "Menem, tang." are prepared to deliver to any part of La town 2lsllasL liLta c fa . , gonna, also Mineral Nater In three sines sputa, pints and quartet, Seltser Writer and Double Sods. These goods are mad. from .mural mineral water, and are therefore free hese all pules. P. L WALTON Man. PhoneSeer Attie ALFRED K. COOK. TEACHER OF Piano -playing. Theory, Harmony and Counterpoint Pupi . prepared for examine. tions of Toronto Coonnservatory of Mu.ic. Apply at Thomson's Music Store, or residence of Mr Clarence Pennington. Hrock street lladerich. Mondays in Clinton, at residence of Mr. Ales. MeekBode. tafatb street. - eet.-- _ - -- UUSI0 CLASSES. -I AM PRE 21 PARED to receive page for tenons In and theory, also tthase Burrows musical k'1'lndd.sgarten method for Mute children. Thomson a md usic store, Oodeerrch. ltMM Ad A ANDREWS tf A. ROY ADAMS Tasman or Punto Studio is Bank of Montreal Block. Medical EMMERHON S TURNBULL. A. T. Errgxaox, KO. W S. Toeurnmt t. IL B. oases Hamilton Street Phone lei ":. Dr. idamereoc s residence. North street. oppeeite St Georgi s church, 'phone 180. _- Dr. Terebell's redderroe. Montreal street. - .. Ssstkwsst of Peblte library. 'Phone 1st c,av? 00, kra U } DR. W. F. GALLOW, M. B. Oros• Celkpr street next door to Sever sloe Bank. Telephones - r)♦oa, III: hose. LAR. F. J. R. FORSTER-EYE. EAR Nom and Threat only. Stratford. Oat. Hoes• se New York Ophthalmic and Aural Instlt en. LAM. Clinical nrslstant Ear, Nor and Threat Hospital, Golden Square, and Royal London Ophthalmic�(Moorellteeld Eye) Hasptt� ;leg London. Windsor Albert street. Staatford. opposite Windsor hotel Hours: 511 am- 11-4 um. 7-$ p.m. Teleohooe tw Legal L. KiLLORAN. BARRISTER. eolleitor, notary. eta Money to land at �vgst rates. types-Neeth $tee.4e Gederieb 1 Signal (Nacos In tlsaforth Saturdays and Mondays. LU O. CAMERON. K. O.. BARRIS- 111. Tilt. solicitor, notary paw . Oakes - ton treet, Ooderich, fitfrom square. PROIJDF'00'P, HAYS & BLAI it banister., solicitors. notaries public pn • ton In the Maritime Court, eta. °mos, rust nice Sgwe, nett door C. A. Nairn's grocery. Pei vete funds, to lend at Iciest rates of Interest. W. PRUUDP'UOT. K. C. ft. C. HAYS. G. F dLAIR. 4IOKINSON & OARRO\V, BAR- RISTERS, attorneys, solicitors, etc. h. Money to lend et lowest rates. K L. CKINSON.CHARLESOARROW.1.I..11 �( O. JOHNSTON. BARRiSTER, acilcitor. commiedoner. notary public. Hamilton suet, Uodcrtoh Ont. Insurance. Loans. tc. W . R. ROBERTSON, Tr 1NSl-RANCK AUKNT. ries esu LionTe ne : Hntlsh, Canadian and American. Aer•rnINT tioeicik*+ Mtn kerinritior Iatwll 'l err : lhe eocean Accident and .'•rpormtion Limited, of London, ling. Fina.rry ASU OrAAANT,R Donne : The l'. 14. Fidelity and 0naranteeCompaay. Office at residence, northeast corner of Vic- toria and St, iavid's streets. 'Phone 17e. 1OHN W. CRAiGIE, LIFE. FiRE and evident Insurance. Agent for leading mutual and stock companies. Insnrenee In all linos effected en best plans and at lowest rates. Call at Mks% corner West Street and Square or address J. W. CRAIOIL, Uod•rieh. Ont. Fels bone it MoKILLOP MUTUAL FiRE IN- B U R A N C R CO. -Farm and Isolated town property Insured. Ofoere-J. Mclean, Pres., Klppen P. O T. sewer, Vlce.Pnr., Bruceeeld I'. O. Thome E'lis s, Sec -Tress.. nsafort.h P. 0 Directors -Wm. Chesney. Seatortb • John U Grieve, Winthrop ; Oeonte Dale, Seafort's: John liennewee, Dublin: James Evans, Hsech. wood • John Watt, Harlock ; Thos. Fraser, sl B rubM • John B. Mclean. Klemm ; Js. Connolly, Clinton. J. W. Teo. Hoipiesville, sent for Went H era Pelley-hoMen sn pay meesenena fled gvt their cards reel H, d at Tomer & was. Clinton, or at R. 11 Cutts grocery. street, Ooderioh. Ramage Licenses WALTER E. KELLY, OMT. w maker. Jeweller and Optidan. Issuer or Marriage 1Joaase& W LANE, ISSUER OF MARRi- . ARE ureases Godertok, Oet. SHAVER° PARLOR 'R• EDFORD BLOCK BARBERSHOP. .1) Tab well-khswn seed popular stand Nam Its patrons' the belt service In shaving. halreettleg, eta, ladies' shampooing a ty. Cady skilledhands .mplpyed. og� W111 bol aspreeat d. IL B. tE. anctioneernnfit THOMAA,S SUNDRY, LIVE STOOK th Streeend dwhere he eral will lin tread dei all lits... theft tabs; armrear tnaYi� AUCTIONEBRINO. MI bluish. meetailly str..Ito. Irene EmWss 5.wtssrNesw Cleo. Beckett, Manf1Ms hut, Oe Belch Ont. IWHY NEW ONTARIO MOVES 14O SLOWLY. To the islet of The tilesal. Sta.-When we realise that about eighty-five per cent. of Ontario is a wil- derness, etia ve•ggual' known as "Al - goitre and AI•gowaand Nipissireg, anti that its whole population is leen than a quarter wil- 11e l- ehiefly lumbermen. hunters and wining prospectors -- we witurally conclude that it must he ate Arctic desert, entirely unfit for agricultural occupation. But the same was sa`.d about the "few arpenta of snow" re- signed by the French monarch to Britaiu in 17Si, in which we now know furs certainty that we have homes for at least fifty millions in comfort. lu 18144 I stated (in correspondence to The Globe) that "betw'ecu the Great lakes (Huron end Huperiori and the height of land towards Hud- son Bay there would be found com- fortable home* for a million people." The story of Sudbury, Cobalt, and the whole portion of New Ontario open fur settlement, amply vindicates the assertion. When only one wining patent had been imbued in the whole district of Sudbury, l suggested 'bat the 'innersole he held, like the timber, for the benefit of the whole Province ;" but the reply of Hon. T. B. Panlee was that "he had no faith in Canadian minim,- so nothing was done to secure the world's treasure -house of nickel to clothe the navies of the nations. Later attempts have been made to sea;re the control of the nickel supply by Great Britain. bu nothing has yet been done: while t e International Nickel Companyhas n annual sur- plus of ten milion do ars, of which above eight are due to uteric min- erals. Similar torpor w manifested at Cobalt and elsewhere ; and today there is little aid given tot poor but honest prospector, settler o explorer ill New Ontario. The lu omen, 4.orar ions epece'*aecy goner ally get what they want, a d the laborer gets the residue. The clause in the Timber License Act which gives to the licensebolder sole p eesbs- mi en of the soil of the berth, during the continuance of the license, and the habit of the Clown Lands Depsrt- meot of requiring a permit from the Iicehaee before recognizing a bona tide settler In surveyed lands, gives thecal a 'datum equal to' the seigneurs of the french regime in Quebec. Queer. indeed, that we abolish seigneurial ten- ure III Quebec only to resurrect it in New Ontario, with very frequently American citizens as our seigneurs. Then, to crown all. these licensees chitin that the Government cannot re- scind these licences, even after all the timber originally bought hart been cat ; but they hold them reserved from settlement till a second (some- time» a thin') cut has been taken. The Luruherman'a Association is really a power asserting precedence of the Provincial Government -as the Manufacturers' Association tries to do with the Dominion Cabinet. The re- sult of all these policies naturally is that probably a quarter million of the sons of Ontario have passed us tie make homes in the Prairie Piovioces or the Western States, where private int. -tests have no precedence over tiers' rights - New Ontario derives (or should de- rive, a revenue of three millions from timber and mines; of which ten to fifteen per rent returns in road and school giants. A strong party of free• men are developing, hound to have a fair share of the revenue+ and a just proportion of the yalues (heir labor creates. If one man can claim all the timber, another the water power, and a third the mining rights of his land, what is left to induce a man of enter- prise to stay here? The man who wakes a home here should lee able to use all that the Creator put on or into his farm. "What therefore God hath joiietsl together, let iii man put asunder" Give New Ometsrio an equal right with the pioneers of old to stake hie farm his castle, and not be subject to at least three prior or subsesl'eent claims to entry on his land without him permission. THOMAi FROOD. I Ur. •Frood was formerly a resident of the town of Goderich and may lee remembered by some of our readers..I ting company Is:, staunch temperance advocate.; *nil supported the bylaw, regardless of the fact that his factory was receiving its water supply from one of the meet whonr local option would put out of business. The hotelman took it as a joke at first, but changed his opinion as days went by. and finally told the knitting mills men that he would have tie look elsewhere. few his water. He did look elsewhere• but looked in vain, and in the end the factory had to khut down. Hy this time the town council got Interested and sought tie effect a settlement. Their efforts at (hut were futile, hitt the hotelman living of a genie) and forgiving disposition they suceeeeleel in making an nrramgement whereby the water would again bee empplieel ostensibly to the council, but through them to the factory-, which is once more running as usual. Mr. J. E. Lewitt, the !, 'ii of the Lewitt Knitting Company, was a well- known remittent of (ioderich for some years, and while here was an active wee&seireabs . -.... - SAVE THiS, 4NYWAY. Pet it in Some Safe Place, For it May Come in Handy Some Day. Here is a simple homemade mixture as given by an eminent authority on kidney disease,, who makes the state- ment that it will relieve almost any case of kidney trouble if taken before the stage of Rright'ee disease. He states that such .e m toms as fame hack. pain in the side, frequent desire to urinate, especially at night ; pain- ftel and discolored urination. are read- ily overcome. Here Is the recipe. Try It. Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce ; Compound Kargon, one ounce; Oopapound Sytup Sarsaparilla, three on ces. Take a teaspoon after each meal and at bedtime. A well-known druggist here in town is authority that these ingredients are all harmless and easily mixed at home by shaking well Is a bottle. This mixture has a peculiar healing and nothing effect upon the enure' kidney and urinary structure, and oten over- comes the wont forms of rt matinn In just a little while. This unizture is said to remove all blood disorder, and cure this rheumatism by forcing the kidneys to filter and strain from the blood and system all uric acid and foul, decomposed waste matter, which cheese those afflictions. Try it if you aren't well. Save the prescription. The Interesthng Routs to Manitoba, Ra.katchewan sod Alberta la via Chicago and St. Paul, Minneapolis or Duluth. Though the brilliantly lighted St. flair tnnne-1 by ealeoWeity, without mtake, gas or dust. Secure pamphlet, "New Route to Winnipeg and West," from nearest Greed Trask agent. THE SIGNAL GODERICH.: ONTARIO r, Ste i`nternationa'l )Yewspaper Bible Study Club --7F, a:• Suggestive Quesfi,xu on the International Sunday School Lessons, Prepared by Rev. Dr. Linscol, Brantford lltegiawnsl lee aixeonlauce with the t'oetright Act.) January 17th, Pm The Beginning of the Christian Church. Acts •''.447. Golden Text They continued stead- fastly in the al' miles' doctrine and fellowship. and in breaking of bread. and in prayer. ---Acts ii.: 42. Verse 21 -flow is it tha' Jesus has impressed himself rpm the world as no other mon has ever dime, and that he has swayed the hearts of the lowly and the -Mighty alike, and that h'e in- fluence is increasing with the ye re? Verses '4 -:ill, --God clearly pen Jesus with a love message. which he meant them to acnept, beet which the Jews elected ; and more, fur they "with wicked hands crucified and slew" him ; now is it not true that God then adopted leis se :undetry plan of bring- ing about, by the death of Jesus, what he dratted to do by his life V If God did not want the Jews tee re ject end crucify Jesus, but to accept of 1 ' , what would have boon the re- sult if they had carried out God's first plan? Is not the crucifixion of Jaen: the colostral crime of history, and is it not, the one great exempts of how God turns evil into u,ixsf account? Verse 37, -What was it that had brought this sharp senses of guilt upon therm ? What are the influences which put men under conviction ; that is, reveal themmelyes to theneeelvna' if a person were toask you what he should do to be saved, whit would you answer him ? Verse 36. --What is it to repent., in the sense here meant? Can a person be saved it he intends to sin again If a person is sorry enough to fdl•- sake his sink and turns to God to serve him the lest he knows, is that true repentance? January Seth, most -T Acts iii, : 1-241. Golden ')ext. - His name, throne: frith in his name. It aW nude this man strong, show ye be • and know. Acta iii.: ill. Verse 1. -- Are two devout persons better than one for worship? Is it any brio in the Christian life for each Christian to hsv_e a very in- timate spiritual frien-i ? Verse"2 --- Was it any fault of this man that he w lase? Did (teal think ally the less of hint for being lame ? Is any wiekne•w or bodily infirmity necessarily siuful''t What proportion of our ailments are a result either of our an, or our culpable Ignorance ? (This question must be answered in writing by members of the club.) - Try what class of persons do the poor genet -ally go for help ? . - Verse 3.Which is the better, tp beg or to starve? Was this ■ legitimate way for this man to make his living? Should the state maintain all per- sons who are been with infirmities, which make it iutpsible for them to neainlahn themselves? Are our laws righteous which for- bid begging ? Verse 4.- If yoir want to impart spirituel benefit can you do it more effectually by looking the pet son straight in the eyes? Ver se b. -Does effectual teaching or hoping others d'peni as notch tion the person taught, or needing help, as upon the teacher or helper? Verse 0. -Was it an advautaxe or a disadvantage that Peter And John had no money to give? Was it an advantage or a dlead- vantage to the lame man, that Peter and John had no money ? Can a Christian retain the favor of God if he ever plans to Mill again ? Ike all who by the grace of God for - .4e their sins have their Wast bills forgiven ? Verse SU. Is the gift of the holy Spirit tor alt who are saved? Have you 'verb oil the gift of the Holy Spirit, and if not, why out? Are all the children of sinners as wel(.as of saints promised the ssiu'a- tion of Joel's? Are there any so far oft, or so low down, that God does not bid them to receive the Holy Spirit? How many does God call to accept of his salvation ? - Verse ill. -Are some people saved through persistent exhortation. who never would be saved otherwise:. Verre 41.--Vihy are not similar re- vivalee to this mere often witnessed? What can we do more than we are do- ing to save our neighbors, and to save the world ? (This question must be answered in writing 6y members of the club.) Verse 42. -Ike Christians today tel- low•ship one with another as much or' as often as they should'? Ought Christiane to eat together more frequently ? \'ease 43. -If the terrible conse- quences of sin were more frequent' • preached, woedel shiners) s res with fear? Verses 44 -f5. --Wits this community of goods of the Lord ? Would having all things In common be a goes( system to adopt today? If our brother has nothing, are we -Under obligation to divide with him Verses 40 -47. -Would sinners still be saved daily in every church it there were fellowship, joy and glad- ness among Christians ? he Lame Man Healed. Would a church do Metter work if it did not give money to the poor; hut instead gave them the things they needed most ? Nee 1 the lack of money or ability ever pieveut any man from doing the work in life which tried has aploint.d him to do? If we invoke the name of Jesus in the work to which we are appointed, what effect will it have upon the aceotnplishntetit of our work ? Verse 7.-- Hy what power was this lame man healed ? Whitt mason is there for the belle) thst. the power of '(3rd ' garteritty works in conjunction with hnuunu effect ? V'me- 8. -Would it be wish nr not if we made more outward dewoustr,a- tion in returning God thanks. foe the wonders of his love ? Is there any smart in outward en- thusiasm if we have inward Loyalty to Gird ? Verse U. -If we were to outwardly demonstretse more, would the work of Gell go on faster? Verses 10-1 L- What is the greatest influence in advancing Christ's king- dom ? Verne 12. is it a sign of faith, or of unbelief, when we "marvel" at the fulfilment of any of (bele pre ueises ? Verses 13 le. - \\'hicb was the guiltier, Pilate _or the chief of the Jews, for the murder of .(esu+ Verse 17.- if a man dews a wrong thing through igout•at"", when he could have known • laetter. is he as guilty as if he knew betlee : Verses 18 -111. --What is our oily u,'Aioleable hope of salvation ? Lemon for Sunday, Jan, 31st, 111:0). --The Trial of l'etet and John. Acts iv. : 1.31. SPECIALIST WAS BAFFLED. I Child Teetered with Eczema -When All Else Failed Zam-Buk Cured Her. Once again the unequalled merit of Zam-Buk as a healer of skin disease has been demonstrated, this time at Lunenleurgg Co., N. S. Mr. D. G. Moesn►an, of test place, says :-- My little girl, now nearly three years old, when about four months of age began to he sflieted with eczema. I consulted a sfs'cislist who did lit, best foe the poser little thing, but the disease bellied him, and after a long trial I was obliged to admit that his treatment was not doing any gond. Then I tried varioua remedies which were advisee( by friends, but with no better result. "Next I called in another doctor still the disease continued to spread. It bagan in the form of swill spots and pustule.. on the child's head. These Inca teemed in more and dis- charged. The discharge s=eem'.' to spread infection t y other ports, and bit b} - i it-4i1e-4ileeast.t weeerinr exceed until at !'tat the poor child's head and face seemed tee be one great sore. "When the second doctor failed to give any relief, i was at Ions whist to do. Someone who hail tried 'b un- Ruk strongly advised me to give it a trial, and I did so. The first few applications didn't seem to have any effect at all, lint although not appsr- ent it must have been Attacking the very roots of the disease, for ,after ppeerereveling with the treatment for a little while we noted a marked im- provement. Encouraged by thin we continued with %ame-Buk and left off everything else. the disease wars gradually subdued. the itching grew ees acute, and the little one', suffer ing wan relieved. Then the area of the sores (grew lees and less, and In the end every trace of the dreadful eczema was removed. Not only so, but there has been no scaring or marking left to disfigure the child's face. "There is now no trace of the dis- ease which caused her much stiffening, baffled one specialist and one prac- titioner, and defied every eemedy'I could obtain ewe Zan -Bok," Zam-Buk is Nature's own healing balm, being composed of pure herbal essences. It is a sure cure for eczema, ring -worm, ulcers, cute, burns, bruises, poisoned sotea, chronic wounds. had leg, piles, festering sore., ch. poi hands, cold-eeores, frost -bite and all skin injuries and diseases. Druggists and stores everywhere sell at 50:. a box, or post-free for price from Zam- Bl►k Co., Terontn ; -ft boxes 51.25 You are warned against harmful im- itation, sometimes repreesnted to be "just am good." Large hopes from small founda- tions grow. Most of the so»eail,d golden app le- tnMtles that come nor way are only INDIGESTION ENDS Misery from Your Disordered Stomach Goes in Five Minutes. You can eat anything your eetowaciu craves without fear of a case of indi- gestion or dyspepsia. or that your fond will ferment or sour on your stomach, if you will occasionally lake a Iitt'e Uiap•psin uftec sating. Your meets Will Last" good, and anything you eat will lee digested; 'sol-hing-cem ferment or Imre into acid nr pi i..nn or stomach g tm, which causes belching, dixzine 'e. me feeling of full- ness after eating, namw•a, imdigestirn thke a lump of tend ill stuml.chl, bil- Ilnusreess, heat 1limit. water brash, pain in stouea^h and intestines or other symptoms. Headache 4 from the 1L0u1unh at' absolutely auk noun where this eff,u- live remedy is uvea, Diapepsin reedy dews all the work of a he elthy stout alb. It eligr.t t your meals when your stomach can't, !SGeh triangul' will digest all the food_y_ou can vat and leave tmtht?fifTSTgenmit- or weir. Get a large o9 cent ease of Pape'e Diapepsin from your druggist and start baking Ilsley And by tomorrow you will actually brag talons your healthy. strong stomach, for you then can mit &rnyttong and everything yon want, Without, iii" slightest tiiecomforl or mimeo,. wui es',ry p u•li'b• of ie* purity en,1 gas !hat is in your stomach and intestines is going to h'• carried sway- with•mt the us., of litsativ's or any other aesistsnce, Brains. Braila art ,'mannon to ell perts of the country( and limeys of there have even been ilier'nve',ril Irl xulile me.. in Greene, Har Harbor rind Newpport. They are neiginally used to obtain m eney, but when money is ohetainr.d by them it usually takes their place. The l nality of train, varies in dif- ferent llex•alities. Mixed with ginger, they become very valuahte. With a spine, they are a necessity In every household. At one time they in- fitienced literature, but the discovery wee trade that literature emit! do without them. Mince then they have been almost exclusively devoted to ad- vertising. Brains ire employed in varimem ell terpriees. They make bridges, rail mads and other systems of trans- portwtlon. They also irate capital and are need a Zlensiveiy in evading the law. They mix with water and gasoline, beet are abenrhed by Alcohol. Brains are boughtand mold In the open market. They may he traded in on the exehsnge, In Washington end Albany or in other political centres. The beet Finality, however, are not traded in. Indeed, oftentimes they are not even heard of until long after they haye parsed away. -Thome* I. Masson Ice January Lippincott's. Repeat it :-"Shiloh's Cure will al- ways ease my enaghe and sold," THE MARKETS, Liverpool and Chicago Wheat Futures Close Lower -Live Stock - Latest ._Questions. -_-- Monday Evening. Jan. U. Liverpool a haat tutor... 'tosed to -day Sid to lad lower than on Saturday last and corn closed '.d lower At Chicago, Ala)wheat closed Ise lower than on Saturday: May curt cloried un- a.haaeed, and May oats closed tic"lower, Winnipeg Options. Wheal -January rite bid, July ILM bkl. May 81.01% bid Oats -January Xis) bid. May 41e bid. Toronto Grain Market. Wheat fall, bush 00 ria to i..,. Wheat, red, bush...., Wheat, goose, bush - Rye, bushel Buckwheat, bushel 0 66 .... Peas, bushel a sue Harley. bushel ........ 0 61 Oats, bushel 0 44 .... Toronto Dairy Market. • butter, separator, da 'y 0 ;S 0 It Butter, store lots 0 Lt 0 24 Butter, creamery, sogda-0 - 090 gutter, creamery. lb. rolls.,0 M 090 Eggs, new -laid. dowse- 040 ,,,, Eggs, cold storage0 M Cheese large, lb 0 13k Cheese, twin, lb.., .. _ 0 14 Hoary, extracted ..--..-.-.,, 0 10% Honey, combs. donna. 9 f New York Dairy Market. NEW YORK, Jan. ll -Butter, steady; receipts. 4702: creamery, specials, la%c (official ekes, extras• W5c to Sic; third to first, 241 to ale; held creamery, common to special, De to Me; process, common to special, lac to lac; western factory. first. il%e' to 21c: western Imitation, creamery, first, De to Mc. Cheese -Firm: receipts. HO; state, full creamery, . spectals, l4%c to Wit: Sept, fancy, 14%c, Oct., best, liar; late made email, beet. Dec; good to prima lie to 1Ic; common to fair, 10%c to Il%c; skims. full to specials. Dec to lUtc. Eggs. firmer; receipts, 6660; state, Penn- sylvania and nearby fancy selected white. He to 40e•; do.. fair to choice. Mc to 0/o; Mown and mixed, fancy. 96 Mc to c' do. to- De: asset a f to 911ff to Vic; seconds, Mc to 31c. li e -i use 316 CATTLE MARKETS. 4'4* Cables Unchanged -Cattle and Hap 26c Lower In Staters. LONDON, Jan. IL -London cables for cattle are steady, at lie to l4%c per lb., dressed weight: refrigerator beef Is quot- ed atc to OSl Mac Per 10. Toronto Junction Live Stock. TORONTO JUNCTION. Jan- 11. - Receipts of live stock .at the Union Stock Yards were 4e carloads, con- sisting of 936 cattle,5 hog s, 963 sheep and lambs, with 6 calves. Expertoss. The export trade was active and mere would have sold readily had spans on the boats been available Straight loads of steers sold at f to t11.60, the latter price being obtained by Dunn & Levack for one load of the h-.• -atter export bells mold at $3.75 to $4.W. w,tb an extra quality one or two, at $4 60 per cwt, Betehees. Prime picked Iota of butchers' cattle. butchers' weights• sold at $4-00 to M10; loads of good. $4.60 to $4.75; medium, $4 to $4.10: ewmmon 93.50 to $3.00: canners, $t.5 to $0.10. Mllkere a.a Springers. A limited number of milkers and spring- ers were quoted at 130 to NO each, the quality not being very good. Veal Calves. A jew veal calves sold at 15 to IIT per Sheep sad Lames. Receipts of sheep hold lambs were mod- erate, with price. firmer. Sheepewes. geld at lite to 0116, lambs, $.50 to XX per cwt Hese Ganes, Limited, report price. Orman at IIt.. for selects, fed at market. aad to drovers at country points. (.aL., can. Montreal Live Stock. MONTREAL.a Jan IL -At the Montreal Stock Yards' Not End Market the m- erlons of It".' stock for the week ending Jan. 0 were !'Jou cattle, tna sheep and lambs. :6861 lugs and 116 calves The of- ferings for local cnnrumption to -day were 1.101 cattle. :he sheep and lambs, 1300 bogs and 50 calves. There was no Important change In the condition of the market for cattle, as compared with a week ago. ex- cept that.. teellso weer former.- owing to smaller supplies, but prices are unchang- ed. The attendance of buyers was large. and as the weather w. ; more favorable than last week for keeping stack and prospects of a colder wave coming that/ showed a disposition to operate more freely and In consequence a fairly active trade was done. Cables from Liverpool on Saturday reported the market for este the and noted no change Cu, prices, bat this fact was no inducement to az- porters here, and trade In this respect was slow. A few extra choice stall -fed Ontario cattle were sold as high as $6.15 per cwt., while choke brought ic; choice northwest ranchers, 4%e; good beeves, 4%c to 4%.', fair. 3%c to 4e: common, Wee to 9%c, and Interior, 1%c to l44e per lk A weaker feeling has developed In the market for cheep' since this day weak. and prices have declined %c to %c per pound, notwlthetanding tie small supply coming forward. The demand Is only talo and melee of choice lots were made at s%c to 4c, and culla, at V%c to r%c Per pound. In lambs, the feeling remains firm under a good demand and all the of- ferings met with a ready sal". 5%e to Se for choice lots, and at MAc to Mae for good per pound. t •aha were scarce. for which there was a fairly good enquiry, at prime ranging from 12 to $3 each, ate to size and sterility An easier feeling has prevailed In the live hog situatios since last Wednesday. and prices this morning were 10e to tic per cwt. lower. In spite of the continued email supplies coming forward, and the feet that the prospects are thewill be- come still scarcer In the near future, as packer's in some eases state that they are not in the country to roma out. conse- quently they expect values to react agate soon. The demand this morning was good and wales of seleeted lots were mads at XX to $7.10 per cwt., weighed off cars. East Buffalo Cattle Market, SAwr-7HLTleleX s, Ten. Il.-dattie--He- celpta, mo head; acUve and Sc lower; prime steers, $$.60 to DS; shipping, 5630 to $140; butchers'. 53 to $5, heifers, $4 to $1.75; cows, 1x30 to 16; bulls, $3 to $4.60. Vials -Receipts, 700 head, active and steady. 37 to $5.71. Itogee-necelpts, '=ADO head; fairly active and Me lower; heavy, $5.13 to 50.16, mixed. $5.10 to 31.13. Yorkers, $671 to $110; piss, O.50 to 15.75. roeeghe, 53.16 to t6.10; stage, $4 to $4.a, dairies. f 75 to 5110. Sheep and lambs -Receipts, D000 head. active, sheep, steady; lambs. H,- to Mc lower, lambs, 56 to $7.70; a few $7,75; year- lings, 66.60 to $7. wether, $.31 to 5.f; ewes, St to $015. sheep, mixed, ais to so. New York Live Stock. NEW YORK, Jan IL -Beeves - 4047; steer", slow and lee lower; hulls, re*= to 10c higher; good cows, steady; medlam and common, b e to laic higher, stews. 114.36 to la76; oxen I4.16, hulls, Iii to $4.50; cow., $1.80 to t416; tops. $4.30, drain- ed beet, steady, at Sc to lO%c naves -Receding, 101, veal., firm to fe higher, barnyard and western carves, steady: all sold; veal's, M to 1110.15, few tope, *10,60; mulls. $111; barnyard fed salves, 6s to f; westerns, MIR to $4 1754. d calves, steady: city dement veal*. re to lie.. ettra, 16c; country dressed, Sc to Sheep and lambs--Reeelpte. SAX sheep, steady to firm; lambs, steady; all rood Sheep, $3 to f; culls, O to 5.15: lambs, $7 to q: cull., $4.18 to 5.60. Hogs -Receipts, 11,017; ao sales; t)tusnng easter. aria, or Olsen, ('Icy, of Toledo, Li -i -a. 1'nl'aT v. ( se. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he I. senior Inline.' of Owl lino of F. J. Cheney It 1'n, doing Mosinee In the ally of Toledo, s tants and Stale aforesaid and that sand firm will pay the eon of One aforesaid, Dollars for each and every oar of catarrh that manor be rural by the nee of Hell - Cno oth Core. S HANK J e•HKNRY, Sworn to before no arel ettee,ihed le my premien, this eth day of iieeembet. A. iI. isea 1Seah A. W.OI,KASON Notary Patella Hall's Catarrh Core I. taken Ir ternwny, and sets dlrontiy en Ile blend and manns surfaces of the system. Send for tutlmonlals free. F. J. CHENRY R tar►„ Toles* (* VMbialldrwretats ke Nall'. Family elks for eM,silpatiolt. Thewomanaverage woman to fond of pets. bat her husband le not is that ogees. el T'.uka ur, Jeenuery 14, 1900 o...... 11111111111111.0 - Stock -taking Sale of - HARDWARE The clearing -up time. Many odds and ends from our regular stock and ( of the Nicholson bankrupt stock, which has been moved to our Square store, will be put on sale at clearing prices. Besides we find we are over- stocked in some staple lines, such as Graniteware, Aluminum ware, Lamps and Winter Mitts. We offer our whole stock of these at just three-quarters their regular value. We have a good lot to choose from. We would draw your attention to INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD. 'tel Howell Hardware Coa, Limited, Opt711111INAMID�p Our idea of a clever mein i, one who l It's easier for et girl to look like an never attempts to dei the things he angel than it is fur her to net like one. can't. A SURGICAL OPERATION If there is any on.. thing that a woman dreads more than anotherit is a surgical operation. We can state without fear of a contradiction that there are hun- dreds, yes, thousands, of operations performed upon women in our hos- pitals which am entirely unneces- sary and many have been avoided by LYDIA E.PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND For proof of this statement read the following letter. Mrs. Letitia Blair, Canniftoe, Out, writes to Mrs. Pinkham : " I was sick for five years. One doc- tor told me it was ulceration, and an- other told me it was a fibroid tumor, and advised an operation. No one knows what I suffered, and the bear- ing down pains were terrible. "1 wrote to my sister about it, and she advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. it has eu ed me of all my troubles, and t dirt of have to hove the opera- tion alts. all. The (omponnd else helped a to pans safely through Gnu rig• if Life." FA FOR SICK WOMEN. For Ihirte trans I,c li.t F. Pink 11:1111.5 \'ryes LtLlc ('coil' ,un'1, $1::1414• fr,,:n visits ;furl herbs, has Is•,'B the , staulhurl remedy for fctnalti ills, and ?I,ry cored clot+::ndmi t C.T'ttr'tt iit10!I:5'. e Lr'n ir'nil.l'ti will i ;,!;irr'm+vlts, it)lhttn milt inn, ul't'ra fibroid( Ulninrs, it soy nl;uitics, pain'• a'ul l'ai•:nein'. - ••c, Lhe',. tr:'r,: Invitee n11 midi ter.: ton :o terite her f•or side tee, 1;;t: :,i',i ;bo,;,-,tmrl•i cue "CLOTHING' FOo MEN ' FITS WELL wen I LOOKS WELL (oar WEARS WELL ty When made by rsssta�-� FINE TAILORED am" DUNLOP Lhe Tailor West St. -e>�tl�tttttsee�wme CHAS. E. GRIFFITH UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING HAIR MATTRESSES RENEWED AND RE -MADE CARPET All orders LAYING promptly attendednt° (lama Repoli. Rooms. One door West of C. J. Harper's Stowe Store. West Street. ltoddonce-Elgin Aeceu ue. UUUEftI('lf. ONT monea leiy Savers Racer, Lance, Disstons, Premier, Buffalo Bill CROSSCUT SAWS, at prices to clear, only a few left. i 1 Every make of Saw Sets, Gauges, Files and Tools, 1 " Axes and Handles.- ; Gloves and Mitts ., At reduced Prices. , Special Bargains in Skates, Straps, Hockey Sticks, Pucks, etc. Stoves and Ranges at Cost. Worsells' i; L at )iierg Hardware. ��i.. ggi r --- BUYING A CUTTER? 'lost °rtj'. NOW is the' time to make your purchase, end ♦o enjoy the entire sleighing aeaaron \'ou know the (beet sleighing is souring the first part of the season helm,. II he male are rut op, enol tall of pith -hole.. THE RIGHT CUTTER tae bogy Is the, hest one Itiaele, and( hat is The McLaughlin Cutter One grade only. and that The best. Made by the. tawuua McLaughlin Carriage Co., of Oshawa. Don't make any mistake. Satisfaction is guaranteed when you buy a McLaughlin. Built with careful attention to the details which make the most durable, the most comfortable, the moat elegant cutter on the market Prices are just right. Call and see the latest wrinkles in the make- up of a first-class cutter. .. ,r. laxer •.A ,arrwam s .xw .4, • Wm. Knox e Cor. Newgate and Hamilton Sts. ,, • Goderich