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HURON POULTRY SHOW.
Annual Exhibition Carried Cut Success-
fully at Clinton.
A very successful exhilttiou was
given in the town hall, Cliuton, batt
weak A thLH.urQu Poultry and Put
Rt -a sane atiou• The total number
of entries was 810 and the quality of
LLalJirds war -naeetlent.-•The -largest
and meat exhibit of any variety was
that of single•coinb white Leghorno,"
about sixty birds. clueely followed
uunlurieatly •by white Wyandotte,,
Rhode Inland reds to 'emuparatively
new variety which is rapidly gaining
admirers), partridge Wyandotte*, and
boned Plymouth Rock.. The absence
of white Rucks, with the exception of
a few fine specimens, was numb cow-
wonted upon, considering Lhe fact
that Huron county is the home of
many of Canada's best birds. Ban-
tams were exhibited in large numbers.
and were much admired.
JJJ The two special prizes of tib int
for the largest entry from Huurron
county and the Iargest from outside of
Huron were won by W. Carter, of Con-
stance, with sixty-five entries, aro' A.
Itritb, of Lucian. with thirty-eigL:.
There were a targe number of Clin-
ton exhibitors, and the leading out-
ride exhibitors were: A. (lobe', W.
Mutton & Sons. Crawford et Hiegel,
Hudson & Suns. W. Crory, Jacula.,
Mitchell ; ifowrie, Hutson, Goderich
Daly, Case, Sutherland, Seafurth t '1'.
Bowers, Carr it Henderson, Wing.
ham ; W. Ortwieu, Ilengough, Ilou-
sall ; J. flyer, Milton ; A. Reith,
t.ucan ; W. Carter, Ilullett ; Dutet
Bret.,, Nile; W. Metier, Benmiller;
le -Dope, --A-' tt. ?t w'txrf• ' r CM:
Lowry & Balantyne, Brurrn's.
Wednesday afternoon, Miss Many
Yates, of the U. A. C., Guelph, gave
t wo vety inst, tletive athiiessee. to
large and rp ireeiative audiences
Taking for her first subject "Hatching
Rearing rut
nK Chicks' Mise Yates
tr,ved herself to he perfectly familiar
,with theco eau - t ss, a govt. exp
eaHer ar uayru.d gasisissig,ty,aa
Egg Production," and was equally
well received by all present. At S
o'clock iu the evening, ohs. again ad-
dressed a hill house, un the wubject of
"P. 'they for Townspeople." Al-
though the subject might (Jnvey the
idea that she was addressing towns-
people alone. her address was so ad1
mire lily arranged that it applied to alt
circu.uetaneea, and was listened to b
many front the rural districts. All
who were fortunate enough to hear
Miss Yates express thrumming as
pleased with her remarks.
The annual 'nosiness meeting of _the
Association was held Wednesday
afternoon; n -
x11r ar
LY of
the county
being µ,ng reprres•ralled. The, election of
officers resulted as folluwe : tion. pre-
si,dent, 11. Either, M. 1'. 1'., Crediton
president, If. E. Rorke. Clinton ; vicr-
prorident, W. Carter. Constance;
recnttary-treasurer, M. "('. Kaufman,
Clinton : direetnzs-C. A. Reid and
J: 8. Howse, Goderich: Thos. Howera
and G. itendetwote--\VmpThafn-; 7. F.
Daly and J. I.. Brown, 4eaforth ; .1.
W.Ort wein and J. G. Haggard, Hen -
gall ; Joe. Senior arid T. Carling, Exe
ter ; Messla. Lowery and Halhuttyne,
Brussels; E. Haggit, Blq►h; J. i)uret,
Benniiller : T. J. Managhan, Clinton ;
auditors„A. J. Grigg and 1). ('ante -
Ion. Clinton. It was decided to hold
the next annual show inteinton,
This woman says she was saved
from an operation by Lydla,E.
Plnktam's Vegetable('t.n�peytend,
Mrs. Frank Enlsley, ,Lindsay,
Ontario, writes to Mrs. Pinkham :
" When 1 wrote to you some time
ago, f war a very sick woman sufferiug
from female troubles. I had indannue-
tion of the feminine organs and could
not stand or walk any distance. At
last 1 was oondued to my bed and the
doctor said I would have to go through
an operation, but this I refused to do.
"A friend advised Lydia E. Piuklam's
Vegetable Compuuud, After using
three bottles of it, 1 feel like a new
woman,
" I most heartily recommend Lydia E
l'fukham's Vegetable Compound to all
women who suffer with female
t roubles.".
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and hoe positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displae emente, inflammation, ulcera-
tion, fibroid tumors, itttgularities,
--p pants -,ac e, that bear -
Ing -down feeling, flatulency,indiges-
t iorl, d izzinesa or ne rvous prostration.
\Vhy don't you try it?
Mrs. I'inkltam invites all sick
tyomen to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Maas.
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W. E. KELLY,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
'Phone 151
Heard Her Datil
Sentence
To obfaln temporary relief when eat•
feting L • great boon, but to be per-
manently
ermanently cured and restored to health
after being assured that one has not a
ye•r to live, Is an experience that cant
not fall to bring joy to any heart. Yet
this 1s what Mrs. A. E. Ternan, of
Norwich. Ont.. says PSYCHINE acoom-
pllehed In her case.
Writing on August llth, 1908, oho
says:" It la ten years since I took
PSYC iNE, and I have not taken ten
dollars' worth of medicine since. I
should ot have lived out the year
had It ot been for PSYCHINE. I
am now In excellent health." Call
key teettahony be 'stronger than thlr?
ff you are feeling worn out and run
down, try SYCHiNE. You w111 be
surptlsed a the result. PSYCHI'1
thoroughly hellds up the system, and
Imparts new life and vigor.
The greatest of tonics, PSYCHINlf1,
reetorrs the thr'oat, lunge, heart,
stomach, Eileen lye and blood -making
organs to leer( their proper funs
lions. The n n1 Iflc known «'
D that
-WM pure ehreete weakness, catarrh
and deellne- gold at all druggists and
steres. Me. and > . Send for a
sample to Dr. T. A. Slocum, I/mit
Spadini' Ave, Toronto.
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A Woman's Sympathy
Arbill n heavy discouraged? 14 your doctor's
rt
heavy financial load? 14 your pain
h
tha meanypphysical burden? I know what
been Ato delimit+ women -I have
too; but Yarned how to
cure self. want to relieve your bur-
dens. Why not end the pain and atop the
doctor's bill? I ran do this for you and
will If) you will assist me.
box (lof theneed reeMe4y µhl h to hart' been a pieced
In my hands to be given away Peril*pe
thle one box will cue you -it has done No
for others. If en I sl be happy and *ch
u well be tarred ox 1c (the coat of • a
e
stereo. our letters held rnnA-
dent Write to -day for � m free treat- en
mutt, F. lel CU R RAN, WImbee. tet,
PRESBYTERY OF HURON.
Principal Gandier And J. A. Patterson,
K. C., on tb. Laymen's Miauooary
Movement.
Not for a long time has a Presby-
tery meeting brought together tar
many men as the one held at Clinton
00 'l'nesda of last week. Therwegg
net that collected under one root curb
a large reprebentation of Huron conn
ty's Presbyterian manhood; was the
laymen's missionary conference. hl
honor of the occaeion the b:aaement of
Willis Presbyterian church was con -
vet ted in!o n banquet hall, and there
was also anplr arcommisLation iu the
room tar the goodly n her who had
-atiefled the wants of the tsdyelse•
where.
The forenoon was spent by . the
Presbytery in the transaction of
routine business. The Presbytery roll
for the year was made up through the
change of representative riders from
the various emigregatione, sevelul re-
mits sent down by the General As -
•mthly were discussed and meted up-
on, sessional records were exanlineel,
and aid -receiving congregations wade
their reports.
Towards the noon hour the men
Who had come to at(.wd'Ute conf.r-
ehce began to gather into the church,
and At 1 :30 alt present responded to
the rail of the ladies below to descend
and eat. And eat they did, to their
heart's content, butnut ton long or
too much, for the men of Huron were
awaiting A nobler feast. even the
brew! of truth and the wine of in-
tpirelioh to be ministered unto them
by M A. Patterson and Dr. A. i
li,,ulier, the one a distinguished To-
ronto Lawyer, and the other the man
chosen by his church ani the one hest
tlttp,1 to preside over the destiii,em of
Knox College, and both with a great
conviction burning within anti a large
vision of ('hrontian loyalty, privilege
and respons4btl11y which they yearned
to communicate.
For nearly ninety minutes they
talked about the laymen's missionary
ov
m ennrut, the Lawyer and the
preacher. each dierussing it in his own
way and from his own _ataud, point.
xr. Pwttehuiiii to7T o . to meeting of
hnsines , e
e and pit f(*siun.tl to n in 4t.
Janes' Cathedral. 'Toronto, in Noveui-
bur, 11007, when a bigger and briaul.r
nti.sionary policy wits unfolded; he
told of how the hs rd linea on the fame
of the moil of the street anti the office
shined hill and softened tinder the
warming, kindling influence of the
new outlook, the new interest, the
new thoughtof practical Christianity
which was dewumg in their 'auto : he
told Of the pentescostel spirit in that
meeting and of the high resolve there
formed and put into n motion duly
kande, seconded and unanimously car-
ried that the Toronto chinches, Meth
Mint, Anglican, l'reihyterian and
Contionalist, nhott1ld eim at
*5111,9»0 as their annual contribution
towards the planting of Christianity
in Canada and the world, being more
than three tinter beyond the former
orale of giving; he told how that one
church after another was snaking
goal the vow then taken. instancing
the $12,0111 raised for missions by
filo it street church in 1(81N and the
i niter amount puton the collro:ion
'lplate on one Sabbath In 8t. Paul's
Rpiscopad church, of wh'rh Canon
C dy Is rector ; and in earnest tones
and with emphatic gra'uie he told the
Pre,hyterian men of Huron that the
fleet demand anon thenrwas not (heir
money, but the heart of love for the
rause and the person of the Divine
Neater. Mr, Patterson spoke an a
man of the pew In men of the pew ;
he se•
poke with the foirefelnea of an
,hie lawyer, will, the finish of a
of*r, with 1he flue spiritual lite of
Christian, and with the shrewd
mmnn sense of a man of the world.
The address .1 Principal (handler
THE SIGNAL GODERICH.: ONTARIO
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atronal JYewspaper
Bible Study Club
Suggestive Questions on the International Sunday School Lessons, Prepared
by Rev. Dr. l7iiaFtiff, 6iinfjord
Iltogieteted In ecoodauoe with the Copyright Art.
Anneal 31st, loon -The Trial of Peter and John.
Acts iv, :131. What is it to be filled with the
Gulden ext, -They were all filled Holy Sphit?
with the Holy Spirit and they spake Ira loan filled with the lioly Spirit
the word of God with boldness. -Arts always brave
iv. ::11. Was Peter specially tilled with the
Verses 1 -3. -Why did these priests. Italy Spit it for this occasion or was
who were God's appointees for carrying he now always filled with hint?
on his church, oppose Peter and John. I It a man tolry recognizes the Holy
seeing that they were in the same service) Spirit iu hint, and so acts, is he always
%This question must be answered in writ- filled with the Holy Spit it ?
Mg by members of the elub,) 4- Verses taitt - flow was- the Int.
At e• professional teachers of re• potent wan made whole ?
ligion naturally jealous when others\Vbat does the expression "In the
begin to trach, and are making it a name of debits," signify ?
'success? e i What would have happened if the
Have priests and preachers in the Jewr had accepted Jesus ?
part been quick, or slow, to sec Gude Verse% 11-12. - Thew versre sL;)te
new revelations of truth whether in that Jesus is -the chief stone in the
science-. or theology? Christian temple, and the only matt
If two persons are ie fly one with through whom ralvatian can Ile had ;
(Ind, will they persecute one another . now what do theat two stati'neuts
for differdne., of upiuion, no matter mean,?
how wide alma ? j 'Verses 13-11. -- What is the great
What made the Roman Catholics evidence that Christianity is truer
buten the Protestant*? •Veases 15 18.-I)o. some !cedars still
• \Vhut made Calvin, the apostle of I commit the suicidal folly of being
Protestantism, cause the burning of afraid of the truth
Servetus? - Vero(' 10-22.-.1.1ear any nun lnd..y 14
tfK611 S a sincere ratan ever be pun- authority to bind the cunecience of
'shed. or oven blanked, toe a wroug any tither roan ?
opinion? . What is the authority to, which
is it possible for a lover of truth to men should always yield implicit
reach the goat. without passing obedience le - ----
through some error? I How cab we- tall whether our
teachers are i
ght or wrong ?
To what authority did Jesus com-
mit the education or Arndttiction of
the Christian, (See John xiv. . 10,17,
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool Wheat Futures Close Hlgh•
er, Chicago Lower -Live Stock
-Latest Quotations.
-- Mloaday oversew, lee. si.
Llverpoo1 wheat future.. clotted 'Ad high-
er than Seturdsy, and eerie`harett••un-
chlln*ed.
LAcago May wri-eat clotted 'rp lower
than Saturday. May corn cloned tke high-
er, and oats closed tie higher.
Winnipeg Options.
Wheat -January. 99%•• hid, July 11 rife,
bid. May 11.014, bid.
Oat.-Jauuary Ileac bid, May 41%c LW
Toronoto Grain Market.
1y heat, fall, bush .........;an :a; to
Wheat, red, bush 0 ab
5t you=e, bush 0 91
Rye, bush 0 el
Buckwheat, bushel 065
`
1'eaa, bushel 010
Marley, bushel 0 W
(rats, bushel 0 46
Toronto Dairy Market.
Rutter, separator. dairy 0 .25 o II
Butter, store Iota 0 23 0 24
Butter, creamery, aotfd, 0 21 0 23
!totter, ereamery. Ib. rolls0 21 0 a
Eggs, new -laid. dosen 0 10 0 36
Eggs, cold storage 0 26 0 21
('Leer.., large, Ib 01314
Cheese, twin, Ib 014 '
Honey, -'extracted 0 1054 0 1i
New York Dairy Market.
NEW YORK. Jan :S.-nutter-L'nsetU-
ed and lower; receipts, 43n. Creamery,
specl*lr, 30e to 3044c, official price. 70c.
extras EM ie 054c; third to first, 24' to
-roe; held, eonunon to special, Y3v 10 a151µ;
process, common to special, 19c to 24%c;
weateru factory, first. 21%c to :fit, weft -
ern Incitation creamery. first, :a, to '•I..
('heeee, firm; receipts, 1;.70 State full
(r�etam, specials, 14%c to 15%c;;,t dor' fancy,
. Y44iLJ,er.11na.3Y:. maga,
ben e; do., good to prune, 1'a to 13c;
do., common to fair, 10Iac -to 111rc; akkn..
full to specials, 254c to 11%c, Eggs,
steady; receipts, 4111. ,State. Pennryt-
vania and nearby fancy aelected white.
36c; du., fair to choice, 33c to Mc, brown
and mixed fancy, is to :etc. do„ fair to
choice
to 31r t
mea ernIr
f s
t Mc; w -
' 54c'
coads, 29.: to 29.
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f w is it thee so the ac-
cept, and some reject, essential spirit-
ed truth on the satue evidence?
\'err(.5-7.--Why was it that these
nw1WY s(In-aaayC-+'euoMFeiae iesas- Ilan sfbii•-x ii• it• orit e -t RT1
sent .d (Ind :' )las Jesus' authority concerning
is it possible that these priests in the Holy Sptieit ever been super•aeded?
their he arts believed that Peter end . Versed 2331, -\Veen wa obey (kat
John were right, and opposed them do ,we always hive.' to rejoice over a
because their own craft was id true victory?
danger? What ii the inspiration of prevail -
Verse 8. = \Vhat gave Peter and ing prayer and success in the cause of
John such boldness ? God ? •
February 7th. moo -True and False Brotherhood,
Acta iv.: 32 to v.: 11. j the corona:nity did not need any
Golden Text -Lying.' lips are aril more, and if he told the faete, would
abomination unto the laird ; but they I h.• have been just *s Well pleasing to
that deal truly are his .delight. Prov.Got ?
xit. ; ?1, 1 I Verses 1.2 -What prompted 'Allan -
Verse :32 -Are all who are one with i las And Sapphire to sell their prop -
God as
1,w ay one with encu other, thatea•tp;
is, "of one heart and one -soul ?" I i what class do you put. the sin of
Shvnld a Christian consider that p 'tending to be better than we are ?
what he poeaeeaev is,his sawn ? • Why did they pretend that they
Would it be either wise or desirable had given all t he proceed.' of their
that Christi.ine should in this d properly to the apostles ? ,
hove .11 thing's iu common 2 Why hi it that pride is such a ter -
Wes it Uo'b plan for thew to • . ve rible sin ?
all thioga.iu minimal:Lin that. -->
did they allow their love to ru away i anias a lie to the Holy Spirit 2
with their 'udgment ?
From Peter . reniauk do you con-
% eree 31 -What is the ,octet for elude thet the selling of the property,
witueesing for Christ with "great and the disposition of the pr.ceede,
power2" was wholly q voluntary rnatter2
Verses 34 -35 -Speaking from experi- Verses 50 -Wee the dent* of 'An-
ence and observation, how many lion- anise, judged by the etandarda of that
est, industrious, God-fearing nlen .are duo. a jest prnaIt y for the sin ?
there that •'lack' any necessary lhiYpt_4144i,ae, -. 1*4-4hot--pm.rhiannent fit
in this life :' .Ananias and Sappltit•.aodu,e then
L. a church tinder obligation to "Del nine(• 7 Pp
provide for the necessaries of the poor Verses 7 -11 -is there any reason to
unite jurisdiction 2 think that the woman, wanting to
Whatever may have been the case appear big in the cum munity, wee the
in that day, would it be wisdom, or ineti ator.4 this lie: and led her bus -
folly, In this day. for the member* of band into it ?
the church to sell their possessions What is the difference between the
and hand over the *coney to the sin of Ananias and 'flapphira and a
church ?
man who gives a sum to God's rause,
Cana person be a Christian who saying it i4 all he can afford, when he
does not bold his prnpt•rty subject to can afford more ?
the orders of Cal for its disp ,eel ? Sup
\Villa Christian be ate glad to give( a man gives less than he
hie money at the command of Clod, as ought to :give to the cause of God.
to receive money from Goa ? does he commit practically the sin of
Is teithfulnee* to God a sure cure Ananias and Sapphire ? (This question
Tor whurtneai of money ? must be answered In writing members
of the club.)
'Front this account, do you think
that they sold literally all their poo- Wh•,t should I.c our attitude in the
•essione, or only their reel estate 2 I distribution of our earnings to God's
Vcreei '11631 -If Ilarnahaa had sold � case ?
one-half of hie real estate and brought Lesson for Sunday, Feb. If lb, 19J0. -
the prae.'J, of it, or had sold it all, The Ap.atles Imprisoned, Acts v. :
and brought one-half the proceeds, if 1742.
(orated a splendid and vital climax to WATER GAUGE BURST.
that of Mr. Patterson,
It Wile the tltterante of the sage.
the evangel and the statesman. The
church's great world problem and its
claims were set lotth and expounded
and pressed house in plain. straight -
flung sentence' that were tipped with
the fire of Heaveuborn zeal. ile laid
down a earefullythought-out plan of
how Protestant Canada may even-
gelize her share of the world, which
is 40,0101,0(11) under the comity of mis-
sions ; of how the congregations of
Huron Presbytery tmry futffl their
part of the contract by averaging 23
;cense per family or 111 cents per mem•
her. ever w n
y eek t words µti
thus supplying one missionary
every N1,001) heathen, which would
five thnee more than what is being
done now. The practical scheme out-
lined in detail by Dr. Dandier com-
mended itself to the judgment of the
men present, as was indicate! in a
motion adopted without adiseenting
voice or hand .et the Hose,
'11tia meeting is over, hitt it will
bring much fruit.
SHAKE IN A BOTTLE.
er-x d A t ii
7[a'iE'e oke u ho ty. Also Give
a Simple Prescription.
Now is the time when the do•tnr
gets busy. and the patent medicine
manufschters• reap Lhe harvest, ton -
tees great care Is Oaken to dress warm-
ly and keep the feet dry. This 1* the
advice of an old, eminent authority,
who says that rheumatism and kid•
trey trouble weather is herr, and alio
tells what to do in can" of an attack.
(let f any good prescription
pharmacy one-half ounce Fluid Ex-
tract Dandelion, one otiose Compound
KIR•gtin, three ot*neea Compound
Syrluip Sarsaparilla. Mix by shaking
in a bottle and take a teaspoonful
after meals and At heAltime.
JusL try this simple home-made
mixture et the first sign of rheurn*-
tism or if rmr hack
Aches or yon feces
Chet the kidneys are not actng jnit
right. This is said to he a splendid
kidney regulator, and almost. certain
remedy for e11 forme of rheumatism,
which is cau.ed by uric *cid in the
blood, which the kidneys fail to filter
out. Anyone can easily prepare this;
at home and at email cost.
Druggists in this town end vicinity,
when shown the prescription, stated
that they can either .apply these in-
gredients, or, if our reader,. prefer,
they will compound the mixture for
them.
Hepest It :-"Shilnh'e (;its. will al-
ways cure my ene*ghe and colds."
People with ineanity in the family
meat abeolntely refrain from murder.
On the trial it will be found out.. and
the defendant inside nn comfortable for
the !eat of his natural life. --The Even -
Ing Post.
C. P. R. Fireman Badly Scalded.
C. P, R. firem an, Gro, 11. Duffels,
who lives in Robertson street, Fort
\Villiet'', while on his engine near
West -feed happened a nasty accident..
The water gauge of the locomotive
hunt and scalded the whole of the left
side of his ftce and head terribly.
"It so happened,' said Duffaa to our
representative, "that i had a I,ox of
Zion -auk in my pocket, which 1 need
for a sore on my lip, And when I had
n rnyrered tram -The frit shock of the
a ci
c d(nt [
produced P the balm mid lied
it applied freely to the 'melded parts.
fli
At the time 1 applied it 1 was suering
acute agony, but within •t wonder-
fully short limit Z-int-Buk gave we
ease, 1 was able to continue env
jottrney, and upon reaching home 1
obtained more %am-Huk and con-
tinued t treatment. It act et] won-
derfully well, turd in it few dare had
the svnund nicely healing. I don't.
know anything so fine us a healer of
Mirns, steak's, eats and similar injuries
which workers are so lbable to ; and in
my opinion a box of 'testi-Huk should
he kilo. handy in every worker's
e'Ve is something diff'e•ell', and
superior :dwelt Z irh-Huk. Time and
Again workers in all ihau•If•a of trade
have proved its vast ahperiority over
the advertised ointments and salves
of the day. No doubt the fact that.
Iain-ilt*k is trade entirely from herbal
e.eences and extracts, while ordinary
oinl mettle contain more or Ices animal
fats and nil's. goes a long way to ex•
plain Zom-Huk's superiority. How-
ever this may he, the 110. rentable
that in four continents to which it
been introduced within ten years
has I.erome the leading househnl
balm !
For burns, cuts, , scalds, Marines,
sizer, 0, piles, ulcers, ring -worm, itch,
salt -rheum, batt leg. festering sore.,
chapped place., cold sores, fret trite
and All skin injuries and disease.,
7,annHuk is beyond doubt a moat niar-
velloua cure.
Druggists and stnnW well at fit) cents
a box and the lain-Huk Co., Toronto,
will mail a *,ox, post free, aeon re
ceipt of price, to any of our readers
who may have difficulty in obtaining
a .apply ..f the genuine %ain-flak
from their local stores,
CATTLE MARKETS.
•
Prgbtes 3uady-Flop Firm at Chi-
cago and Buffalo,
LONDON, Jan. ffi -London cables for
cattle are steady, at 13c to 13%c per Ib.,
dreamed weight: refrigerator beef to quot-
id at 1054c to 1054, per 1b.
Toronto Junction Live Stock.
TORONTO JUNCTION, Jan. 25.-
-Receipts; of live stock at the Union
Stock Yards yrere 69 carloads, com-
posed of 1071 cattle, 10 hogs, 143 sheep
and-1d_culvea.
There. was a good demand for export
steers and more would have. sold. Deal-
er. complain that there are few of the
cattle offering that are finished. Steen
soldto
f m
ib W t. ,.60
R but only one load
at the latter figure; bulla sold from $4
to 5475, and one choice bull brought $6
per cwt.
1': 'area,
As •w111 be seen by sale* quoted bebw,
t1.e bulk of the butchers' cattle went over
14 per cwt., not many being aold under
that. figure. Choice picked lots, sold at
14.15 to 65 and 8 few were quoted for •
-little more .money; loads of good, 14.60 to
to 13.k and 1310; rows, 13 to 14.10. and
In¢o.d demand; canners, 81.5 to 13.50.
Milkers and springers.
About half a dozen milkers and spring-
ers sold at 130 to r4 each, and one at M1u.
Napoleon Dexlel of Montreal was on the
market looking for. conte good, cows.
faker. sad Lae.5..
A light delivery of sheep and samba sold
at steady prices. Ewes sold at 13.2,1 to 14
_per cwt.. rani*, $3.60 to 03; Iambs, 16.50 to
K per cwt.
Hoge.
Gunn*, Limited, quoted selects et 16.6,
fed and watered, at the rnarket, and 16.40
to drovers, f.o.b., cars, at country points.
One drover from Western Ontario stated
that he got 16 50, 0.4) b., care, last week.
Montreal Live Stock.
MONTREAL, Jan. E. -(Special.) -At the
Montreal Stock Yards West End Mar-
ket, the receipts of live stork for the
week 'ending Jan. L0, were 3611 cattle, 911
Sheep and Iambs, 6491 hogs -sad Ii0 calves,.
while the offerings this morning amount-
ed to 1000 rattle, 400 sheep and !Harm.., PIM
hogs acrd 100 calves. .There was no fur-
ther change In the condition of the mar-
ket for rattle to -day, prices being firmly
maintained, supplies being smaller n)nl
quality generally good The demand was
not quite so kern ns , .vee•k ago 00 a, --
count of the milder a. ether, but *here
Wan a geed attendance of loiy,•rs, a gond
many teeing for shipment to Quebec and
Ottawa. There was no demand front ex-
porters. Cable,' from Islverpuol on ttat-
urday reported trade slow hut farm.
Choke steers sold here at 5•4e to 514..•;
good, at 434rc to re, fair, at 4r: to 454.'; com-
mon, •6 3c to 3%e; and Inferior et 2.• to
254c per pound. Owing to the continued
small euppllem of ahrep and lambs prlee,
show n» change from a week ago.
Choke loot of sheep brought 3'140 to 4c,
and err',, 34er to liter per Its; Lambs; sold
freely at 2.4.- to 5e• for choice stuck. and
at 5 ee to Mee for good per Ib. t•Mves
continue to be scarce with Inc demand
good, and prices rule firm. There con-
tinues to be a strong undertone to the
market for hogs and prlcee are eteadlly
tending toward,' a higher level. they
showing a further advance to -day .of 110
per -cwt., due to the keen demand from
packer. and the limited supplies of froz-
en stock roming forward. An active trade
was done with sales of selected Iota at
17.21 10 17.5 per cwt., weigher* eft ears,
hot norm Iota coming from (Chatham cost
Intel down has rt,00-t• tptt per- -
East Buffalo Cattls._Markat
EAST I1l'l•9 ALO, Jan. M. -Cattle -Re-
ceipts Mtr1 head; fairly active and steady;
prime ,'terra. M to 16.10; shipping, $5.10 to
16.60; hutel.ers', 14.75 In 16.15; heifers, 14
to 05.50; cows, 13.50 to 15: buns, 13 to V.
Ilog.-nerrlpts, 13,000 head; active and
10p,to 15.' higher; heavy and mixed, ma
to Oar; yorkera, 14.15 to 16.55. pegs. 15.60
to $670; roughs, 1(.50 to 15.75, stags, 14
to 14.75; dalriee, 45.M to M6e0.
Sheep and Lambe -Receipts, 11.400 head;
active, sheep 2rs•. Iambs and yearlings 40e
htgher: Iamtra, r to 0.75; yearlings, 1525
to 15.7700;, ',ethers, 15 to 15.50; ewes, 14.60
to 16, sheep. mixed, 12.50 to $5.
New York Live Stock.
3eeveuo--
pta
NEW -Oi n
26
E 1 LIC Jan. .-
f Rrcel .
5138. Storrsopened slow, closed firm to
a shale higher; 1,011, and cows, steady;
Steer. 35:9* to 16.30; oxen, 13.75 to 14.30;
IIYB•U Joitua•y„.
Stock -taking Sale of
hARDWARE1
The clearing -uptime. odds
The clearing -up time. Manyodds
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 qur 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.
1
Howell Hardware Co., o
0 Limited.
�
of
A DANGEROUS CC'- vH,
Ottawa, Ontario. Man Suffered from a
Chronic Cough Accompanied by
Spitting of Blood - Restored to
Health by Vinol.
"For two years 1 had a set -ere cough
accompanied by spitting of libeel. 1
was discouraged, for 1 haul tried dif-
ferent physicians and medicines, ob-
taining temporal y relief. Heat ing of
Vino' I decided to give it a trial. The
that bottle did tue so mach good that
I made up my ' 1 to continue for
several bottles' 1 if nice
by *wr • but b
the
time i had finished theythlrtt bottle
the cough and the spitting of blood
Mut loth entirely disappeared.
"Allen & Cochrane, the Red Croats
druggists, from whom 1 procured the.
Vino!. can vouch for the correctness
of this) statement," Percy E. Smith,
1711 Hank street, Ottawa,th*tario,
cessful in such crsei is because it is
the only preparation that contains
sonic Iron together with n11 the heel-
ing, body-building clews -sat of. •
liver oil, actually t tken fr r.. ,.t
cols' livers, butler oil,
449thout hesit-tion we proclaim our
faith in \" 1 for chronic roughs,
colds or i,e(ure hiteet vend auris -belly.
/milder and strength creator for old
people.
Anyway, if you try it and it does
no good we will refund your y.
H. C. Dunlop, Druggist, Uolerich.
London Graphic's Article,
London Graphic of recent date has a
descriptive article on the (;rand
trunk Pacific Railway and its ocean
Tern*x111.4, Prince Rupa•rt. The article
iscsteulated to give • friends in the
Old Country a good idea of the
"Isrger Unmade" movement of which
the Brand Tiunk l'acillc and the Na-
tional Transcontinental Itailway are
leading tractors. 'There in. a seroes of
Octanes of Prince. Rupert, showing a
Nitro. great city in the ivaking, *t4
well as ether pictures illustrntipg the
rapid development Of I Ile great Catla-
dian West. The building of the great
all -Canadian route is, an t -titer -prise
which is hound to commend the atten-
tion and admiration of the world.
The more a woman knew. -lout the
affairs of her husband the hiss she has
to nay about them.
Itepeet it : ..Shiloh s Cure will al-
ways rote m)• coughs andoolde" -- .---.
Every young man looks forward to
the 1' • when lie will be in a position
to boss someb.•dy.
•
CHAS. E. GRIFFITH
UPHOLSTERING
ANO REPAIRING
HAIR MAT IRESStS RENEWED
ANI) E. MADE
CARPET A(J orders
LAYING.
promptly attended W
limeys moderate
Repair Room.: One door Wert of C. J. Harper'.
Sim . Shire, West Street,
Ite.Idencc-F,Igiu Avenue,
11.101)ERiCH. ONT
Stormy Weather
Coming
d.retty noun, 'rive season for wet
walking, wet feet and pneumonia.
That is, if you are not provided
with *Lonny weather footwear.
lie wit e and oerure a pair of our
WATER andWEATHER
PROOF SHOES.
They ere not the big and clumsy
kind you have Leen need to seeing.
They are snug. warm and water-
tight, yet ere smart enough in
appearanr, to wear in any west het .
WM. SHARMAN
GODERICH
Swollen Hands an. icer .
mean Kidney Trouble:. l.inimentsandl•)raalrite r..: . What yon
mot ito I , t t core t:•e Gioucy•+e Take
Such 1s LEG.
Many are caller', but few get up.
Revenge is 'sweet to the sour.
Men', virtue netts on temperament ;
a woman'., sordidly on enol
To keep friend., treat Them kindly ;
to kill them, treat them often.
The end of one's ambition becomes
merely the means to a greater effort.
Money is a reel lragelly 1 Give it
and you snake paup••re : lend it and
you create enemies ; heard it And you
Imperil your soul. -Lippincott'*,
Calves Receipts, 2235. Veale, 25c to 60c
lower. barnyard calves. easier; western.
10,' lower. Veal,,, p; to 110; culls, 16; barn-
yard cah•ee, 12.10 *0 14; western calves,
13. So. to '4.18.
8hrcp and lambs-Itecelpta, 16,600.
Sheep, steady; beet lamb., firm to a free-
t1pn higher; all whore slow; tnedlum
grades, no more than steady; sheep, 12.40
to $3.75; ruble, 12.9:. Jamba, 16 to 07,60; one
car, $7.7S; yearlinge, 14
Hogs- Rerefpta, 10.261; market, firm aA
15.40 to' Wei; choice heavy weight, exceed
quotations.
Chicago Live Stock.
CIIICA040, Ja,. Y,. -tattle -Receipts,
estimated at 17000market, k 1, bio higher,
steers, 14 5n to 07,16; cows. 4.1 to 06.50. heft -
r,, 11 to 15.75; bulls, 13.40 to 14.10; calves,
1 10 00.54; Mockers and feeders, 12.60
to 15,15. .
II a-Reeelpte, estimated at21,0011; mar
kat, 1 to I6c Maher: choice. heavy, ship-
ping, 42 to 14.6e; butchers', K40 to 0656:
tight ml 9e o e'
15 t 061 choice tight, 25.06
to 16.20. parking 14 to 14.45; pigs, 14.75 to
16.50; hulk of males, N to 1r. In
Sheep --Receipts, estimated •0 14,000,
market eteadt, at 10.' higher; sheep, 14.26
to
M a 6e; lambs,' .26 to *276; yearlings, AS
,
Improving.
"How is your .on James get ting on
at college, Mr. Rogge?" tusked the Par -
eon.
'Fine,' said Boggs. "He's getting
more hudinewelike every day,"
''I ant gled to hear t.ha," amid the
clergyman, "Dow doe* the led .how
it 7'
-Well," fetid Boggs, "when he fleet
went lupi and n anto d money, he timed
10 write smiting for it. Now he
drawm on the at 'sight."- Lippineott'i,
11 every man was Compeller' to art
as 'tie own fool -killer thine would he
an epidemic of nuicidtes.
G RN PI LLS -
(;in i' I, . f dirr.ejTT o0 three vital
,ons._��irt.
nrlcaoid-- na:. •1 el.
S l: Lsxl-nett
J ovotl2s
pain azul r. dw ..,.,-,•:tored in handstand
fleet. s.c., n 1. 1; f r .A..,Ia�a,.f,t�
dealers or .. lit. 101 .rc,:etl•t et phew,
D!PT, A. --NATIONAL DRUC & CHEM. CJ. LIMITED t;,;,,ae"ees
TOsONTO !es s.,if Me rCa.
M9.
Hot -Water 13ott les
A nn• thing to hate III Ih.• hot*'' these cold days,
also in rave of sickue•ar, We .utve the NIA. money ran
buy, and
WE GUARANTEE THEM FOR TWO YEARS,
ao you areea;fr in buying one. We have them in 2411. and
:kit. *dies al
F. J. BUTLAND'S
Drug Store Goderich
"THE STORE THAT PLEASES.'
Holiday Goods
OUR ASSORTMENT THIS YEAR IS
BETTER THAN EVER. LARGE LINE OP
Perfumes, Nair Brushes,
Mirrors, Manicure Sets,
etc,
LOWNEY'S, WEBB'S AND NEISON'6
CHOCOLATES.
Fine Pipes in Cases, Presentation Packages of
Cigars, Cigar Cases, Tobacco Pouches, etc.
,BEDFORD
BLOCK
DUNLOP
THE'
DRUGGIST