HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-4-1, Page 7NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
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Pobjio IlloUoe,
NOTICE, -THIS 1'1'BLIC HEALTH
ACT of Ontario requires that all penous
en or sae of 3 womthe must 1. • awlnated and
teat parents are liable to a aneend oonetctloce
for failure to comply with drop regulation*.
The ,medical health officer will ler in hie Mos
on the ant Balurday afternoon of each month
at 1 o clock for the free venin ton of psnow*
attend) for such puruo, A. C. RRUNTEH,
Medical Health or
salth OIDoer.
``IYNOPMI$ OF CANADIAN
N)RTHWEST LAND REGULATIONS.
Any person who 1s the role bead of , taut lly
or eny male over 13 years old. may I „,,,read
quarter-rscUoo of available Domini.. land to
Manitoba. Saskatchewan or Alberta The
applicant must appear In pereon at the Domin-
ion Londe Agency or Sub Agency for the
district. Entry by proxy may be made at any
agency, on certain conditions, by father,
mother. eon, dam hier, brother or rioter of
luteudlug ho'Mteeder.
Duties. -8.z months' reeidenee upon and
cultivation of the land in each of throe years.
A homesteader may the within nine miles of
his homestead on • farm of at Meat 40 soros
solely owned and *erupted by hlu, or by Ma
father, mother. son. daughter, brother or
dater.
In oerte/n dtaUicta a homesteAder In good
.tending may pre-empt a quartereectlon
eiongslds his homestead. Prion Sal) per acro.
Innties -Moet reade.1. months an each of 4.
)ears from date of homestead entry (lnen ding
hr time required to earn hour etead patent)
and Cultivate fifty acre. extra.
A homevteader who has exhausted hid home
.teed right and cannot obtain 8 pre empuon
mar take • ppur'onseed homestead to *.rials
district. Prime 11401 per erre. Duties --Must
...tie six months In each of these yawn, ogIU
ate fifty acres and erecta house worth 331)I11
W. W
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IMputf of (be Minister of the Interior.
H.. Unauthorised publication of Due ad
erttement will not be paid for.
Wattshmakng, oto,
HALEY PARK
WATenNAESR Jgwgl.Laat OPTICIAN.
South elde of Bemire. Ooderlob, )Jot
Civil Engineering
VAUGHAN M. ROBERTS, CIVIL
aatd Ifitraalie laagssesr, Ontario Land
BoMeello[saa Bleak. Dederick), turner
*sewed street Telephdee 137.
Single
LFRED E. 000K. TEACHER OF
Jt Pieneplytng, Theory. Harmony and
t'oenarpoint Pupil. prepared far stamina
Koos of Toronto( 'oneerratory of Musk. Apply
at Tkesawn'a Music Store. Uoderich. Mondays
In Cantosat residence of Mr. Alex. Macken.
lie. Qatari° street.
A. ROY ADAMS
Taiga,* or Prase
!Studio in Hank of Montreal Hteok.
Medical
(DRS. EMMERSON A TURNBULL.
U A. T. EMMtaeos, Y. D.
w S. Tv*saot. M. R
°moss Hamilton Street- Phone 101
Dr. Emmerson • residence, North street,
Opposite St- (eorge's church. 'pbooe ISG.
Dr. Turnbull's residence. Montreal street.
Beuthwest sat -Public Wbrarr. }'hone 1911.
1)R. W. F. (TALLOW. M. B.
(Imes, Colbsree street, ,next door to Rover.
sire Hoek. '1Vgkoesi,-Olaee, 121 house,
Legal
L KiLLORAN, BARRiSTER.
.su
e solleltor, [rotary, eta Money to lend at
lowed tee. O4eas-North Street, Uod.rtck
meas Symal umosl- In Seeurd
tortb Buays
and Mondays,
I G. CAMERON. K. C.. BARRIS-
1.. TER, solicitor. notary public. UtaOes-
e
wlRonn Sweet. Uoder(cl, third door from
'iguana
DROUDFOOT, HAYS A BLAIR
1 barrister,. sol cItors, notaries public pre •
Lorain the Maritime Courteta Oahe. riot Pile
8quar,. next door C. A. Nlairn's imagery. PR
ate hand. Gr lend at lowest rater, of Interest.
W. PROUDYOUT. X. C. R. C. HAYS. U.
HAIR.
DICKINSON A DARROW, BAR-
S(ISTKttA, attorneys. enllclWra, etc.
t.oderlok. Mossy to lard at lowest ratue. g
1. DICKINSON. CHAIU IL! GAIti O W. LL.N
11O. JOHNSTON; BARRISTER,
iglleltdr, oommtsdo nor, notary entitle.tea street ()Werlob Ont.
insurance, Loans. to.
II'
11. IWBERTSON,
iNSURAN('E Ali ENT.
„x as» Lentreten : Hritfeb, Canadian and
American.
A,• mewl, Mick VOW Axn 3.MPIJ)T RM. WASH, -
IT r The Ocean Aootdent find Guarantee
or u,r*tJon limited. et London. Ping.
n,xl,rre ANe Oil'A8aarae HONDO : The U.S.
H4,lit f.
and nnarantee Company.
O3lre a residence, northeast comer 0( Vic.
mole and SL Deride st.reetn. 'Phone 1713.
IO1IN W. CICADAE, LIFK, FikK
et and accident Innuranon. Agent for healing
mutual and %pock °companies. lnelasnr» In all
line. effected on bent plans and at lowed, man,
Call at ohne, turner Wed Street and Square
Or %ldrere J, W. UitAJUf7, Nederlek, Ont.
fele ,hone 24
lUeKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE !N-
at Nuisance CO.-F.rm .d Isolated
town property lionized.
(Mtcerw-J, B. Mclean, gree. Klppen P. O
T. Fraser. Vloe-1're•„ lertieefleld K 0.
Thomas 16 leafs, Sen-Treas., Me*forth P. 0
Directors -Wm. Chesney, Seaforth ; John
D. ()neve, Winthrop • George Dale. Rewfnrth;
John Hennewete Dublin; James Evane, Beech-
wood ; John Watt, Htrlook ; That Fraser,
Hrnrnneld ; John It, McLean. Klppen ; Jas.
t'onnolly, Clinton.
J. W. Y,o. Ilolme.vllle, agent for Wed
Huron- Polley -holden ownptpa Mawr.,h.mis
end 'frown n. Clint ton, r o r wt R. 1$ Cart's At Tozer k
gtocery.
Kingston suect. (loderlob.
llenesetnng Mineral Water
►11HR OODERIOH MINERAL WA-
IL TER M., m*nntaeturere of "Menm
lima." are prepared to deliver to 807 part of
the town Helfaet (finger Ale 1n pints and
'Pert., "leo Mlnerwl Water 1n three sloes
pllt..,
pint. and go*tteb, %elt.ser [Vater end
trouble Kola Thee soda are made fmui
0alarsl miner*I water, and hoe therefore fn.
seer 'Phot,, 9
en,rn .1l Imptl01rlUoe. P. L. WAI,TON Man -
Marriage Licenses
WALTER E. KELgLY
Watchmaker, D Jeweller OtoTme.
boner of MarrLlp IdM.iUe.
w, LANK, ISSUER OF MARRi-
AOa ne eess• 6telteriolL Ont
SHAVING PARLOR
BEDFORD BLOCK BARRER SHOP.
Is well-known sed popular ',land
lar
Twill pints the heat .sults In aharing,
Aalroott res, eta. ern Ladles' sottemprelng a
ralty. Only •klllevl hand■ employed.
patronage will be appreciated. H. H
se It M Ira, Proprietor.
-_ Anetioneering
THOMAS OUNDRY, LiVR STOOK
R,1Men.yag asMUon.er. ()Mnuw ,m ftenth
traaeertee ee will be found at ell Um
saTerew eosem � to it i iatleliugrevisal e.
- AUCTIONERRINO.
Al) hnnehe. carefully attended to. Perm
MIM, live deck *else. reel •+tarn and merehen
enemies merle anywhere. Write for dates or
Ball and talk ftover with
Geo. Beckett,
Hamilton street, Goderich Out
Telephone Na yea
THE SIGNAL GODERICH.: ONTARIO
PEN AND SCISSORS.
/1... 1',J Yre P,g'rr
You are Swarm to earth t Well, well. 'a
that)
Come up will, a mailing Noe.
It auLLw,t aralwt yea, W hill down Hat,
Hut to lie there -t bat'. degraoe.
TM harder you thrown, why the higher you
bottom ;
no proud 0( your blackened eye'
It len1 the fact that you're licked tiled **11111* ;
It'd how did 700 Mitt--u,d why 1
-Edward Yams took.
There is a popular notion that the
English gave op ruling the Autericau'
colonies a 2eutury and • quarter ag}o.
Hut the rumor is ill-founded. The
British Islauds have furnished the
United States with twenty-four of the
twenty-six Presidents who have
guided the destinies of the Republic.
Fifteen have been of Euglirh origin,
three of Scotch descent, five of Scotch -
Irish parentage, and one of Webb
blood. The nthet two were of Dutch
extraction. Washington himself cent
of an oriel ocratic English family, the
Stsrs sad Stripes ..'u whose 13egllsb
cwt -of -acme furni-Led the basis of
Old Glory.
sig
ilaaZTanadi i eatTonal air ? There
has been an interesting dissuasion' --a
series of discussions, in fact -In the
Canadian press on this interesting
topic. The Montreal Herald make,
this contribution : ..
• " Whets the-CUttdttotUt_at - thea Abet -
field choir announced that the Cana-
dian national song wpuld lira given, a
good many were 'surprised to hear the
air 'O l'anada,' with which they were
iu various degree," unfamiliar, sung
with ovoids they knew not at all. It
app•ate that Mr. Vogt's Mendeles•ohn
choir in T0111hto also sings ib. Mr.
Recorder Weir has lately written
words fur it. and the other day a
teacher aroused the wrath of The
Toronto Telegram by calling upon the
pupils to sing it as the Canadian
nationalanthetn. The Canadian edi-
tion of Collier'u prints the score of the
music and offers a prize for won',
that will lir. arnil which preferably
will have no relation W thee* by
Judge' Routhier. Of course, all this
doer not make it a national air, but it
is s fairly 4:,..od start on that road.
The chorus of 'The Maple heal' has
hitherto dun., duty pretty well. but
there is no disguising it that" for the
I,urpores of Canadian unity the song
itself merle off rather badly, and
there are plenty of people who confine
their adnlir*t-ion to the chorus. On
the other hand, The 'Telegram rays
Lsyallee'. ruusic to '0 Caned.. sounds
like what the g'*Ilhearere hear when
they enter the church. it doesn't
ring that way when a few 'core Laval
students are up uneome gallery wait-
ing for a curtain to rise, but -it ' must
be admitted that the etudenta' render-
ing is lar more inspiriting than that
of the Sheffield choir:- There is no
esanaer-of-duuhr that -'U Cantle' bee -
come lar stay in 'Quebec, but whether
0
r
h
t ran be successfully transplanted
may depend on man circumstances."
The Hamilton Spectator admits
hat u far es the mimic goer "0 Ca -
Ada" is infinitely superior -iso "Muir's
ather piece composition,"
art as tar as the words are concerned
a really national sung has not yet been
written. A great may will Agree
with Thu Spectator that Canada is
young yet to commit itself to the
choice of • national anthem. "As a
makeshift." The Spectator says, "The
Maple Leaf has d • good service, but
no one who bas given the matter any
serious thought would be willing to
suggest that thin composition should
be declaredie
our permanent notional
anthem. '0 Canada' may do Inc a
time, but it is doubtful if it will ever
be stamped with the Beal of perman-
ency as the national hymn. We
should not be rushed into snaking
choice. It is doubtful if the psycholo-
gical moment hay yet arrived for the
birth of it genuinely permanent Cana-
dian national anthem. 1n the mean-
time we should he privileged to sing
as lustily as we please any and all of
the compooitions that aspire to Imo
Lionel anthem greatness without hav-
ing to commit ourselves to the choice
of env one in particular."
Sand catwlogu.w Iu&vecome, again
To tempt our easter eye.,
A(� owing. 'Orem.- .peer acle
Vowing.
I.' 4 'e.
Long pewee( Betel e. dawn the walk*,.__
And around+ of four o'rl ock. ;
sunflower+ by theanlen well.
A hedge of hollyhock,
Itamberrins Merlons. black and n4
Ind
e..eso.a,bles galore: *lore ;
A.ea
A rich and wondrous -tom.
Rhubarb clow b • the gen path,
!Coen bustle. Jill ardattire
The eprm.gtime rOIOL,gnr* present
lu.mont attractive wnye.
HJones way an in temelyhurg
Ha* c,tah.sueu piled high ;
Amt every lhing lie 0111es within
110 surely went' to try.
Ile plan+ for fruit end veritable.
Y„r eel( and notebbor., nm :
AnA fill* hi. helpmeet's tired ear*
With what he'd going to do.
i1'. fine to have .red catalogue.
When +pringtiulr 111110 around,
And plan what you are som.s to do
On your email pitch or ground.
It's Are to drown of your back yard
All through the otllre grind.
And read these brilliant ratalosnoe
And farm ib -In your mind'
At • wedding Mrakfast * pretty
bridesmaid was heard to tell the true
reason for rice being used at wed.
dins. It wee onre believed that. if on
their wedding journey a newly wed-
ded couple Pew a flack of doves it
would mean a long life of peace and
happiness to them. A bridal party in
parsing R0 frightened a flock of these
timid birds that they Hew away in
great. Alarm, and so, to avert the evil
omen that then flight signified for the
newly married rnnple, rice was
thrown in great quantities to lure the
birds hack to the piece from which
they had flown. ['his plan was so
successful that the wedde'i pair went
on their way rejoicing end lived ever
afterward a happy and prosperous
life. Sinee then rice has been used as
a almb)l of good lick, peace and hap-
piness at weddings.
Women would seen) to have
achieved rnlitiral enlsnripltinn in
Sweden without proving their Ehnen%
for it by barbarous lawlessness, and
measuring physical strength with
men. The Sw.dieh (diet, by a vote of
P3) to RR In the upper chamber, and
of 1:14 to R in the lower, hu passed an
art t.0 estehlish universe! .nfrtg.,
Hereafter Swedish women will be en-
titled to vote in all elections in the
same way as men, and he eligible for
randidetes for ell elective bodies. A
similar hew is In forre in Finlend, and
some eight women have risotto iii the
Diet of that (trend Durhy. Sweden
le the first independent nation to
adopt this system. in severs) of the
States, in the United Rutter, uni-
versal. or, rather, equal suffrage for
both seise has been in operation for
CANADIAN LAKE TRAFFIC. THE WATER INTAKE.
T82ra DAT, APRIL 1, 1909 7
Geveremtmt'a
Policy to Develop
• of Goderich and Other Ports.
Yruw T'1. Loodou Advertiser.
-Atte
- be Governtueut of the Dom
y i'esogoizes the great `op u
dee-Which eklst for the develop
of trade between the shores of
Su rior and the ports of Eastern
nada by way of the great lakes. Thie
war clearly demonstrated by the Min-
Irter of Public Wurkr in a recent
speeeli.
At the present time the harbor at
Port Arthur is heing deepened. it is
already down to • depth of twenty-
two feet, and the intention is (0
deepen it to twenty-five fret, so as to
give accommodation to the largest
lake oteamers which can go to any
port on the western shores of Lake
Superior, A great breakwater, which
will ultimately extend a distance of
two or three miles., is being built at
the saute pier., the object being to
*Hord not only a safe harbor, but one
iu which the Chipping will ire moved
with the grealwt economy and con-
venience.
At Fort William, in addition to the
terminal, of the O. 1'. P., the Govern-
ment is engaged in a barge scheme of
deepening and widening the Mission
and Kamluistit ria rivers and in ruak-
iuK,a turning bin with an area of
thlety-two scree, with a 'view to giv-
ing every possible facility for the
handling of vessels. The Government
is also cu -operating with the C. P. R.,
0. 'j'„ R. Sud C. N. R. in building a
lung revetment wall, which will be of
lynornl,„w b*urilt W this .hiyping. in
the harbor. The appropriMMion for
improvelneuth at these ports during
the corning reason le 001;0,000, and the
result will be that before long there will
be Geminal facilities at the western end
of Lake Superior which will not be
rurp..sed by any port in the world,
The Government's ails I* to provide
that any lake vessel which can enter
the harbor of Duluth or Chicago shall
be able .tar, enter the harbor of Fort
%Vidian) and Port Arthur, that our
harbors shall be equal 'or superior to
those on the United States' aids of
the line.
For many years the hulk of the
grain traffic of the West has [leen go -
Ing to the port of Buffalo and the
Government is determined to divert it
through 4 Canadian channels and
through Canadian seaports to the
tuarkete of the old would.
On the eastetu shores of Georgian
Bay Targe aunts Savo been spent in the
imptuvement of the harbors of Petry
Sound and ('ullingwoxxf, $1.00U,.000
having been expended *t the latter
place alone. The result bus been W
greatly inrzeose the .facijities for the
carrying trade on the great lakes.
The harbors of Owen Sound, Midland,ci
Southampton, Goderich, Mara, Mea-
forl, Penctanguishene and Depot
Harbor have been improved, and all
are capeble of doing a large business
with the Canadian `Vest.
Mr. Pugsley considers it wonderful
how the trade of Goderich has in-
creased. Tworwthreirmilliva bushels
,of grain came there a few years ago,
hutt tart season 10.1133,010 bushels were
delivered. The Government has
spent a good deal of money at Goths -
rich and hopes to be able to grant re-
quest,' to spend tuore.
it is only by liberal ezpeuditures on
works such as are here outlined that
transportation between the East and
West can be fully developed, and the
carrying of all Canadian products
brought into Canadian channels.
New Boat tor -Intend Navigation Co.
Trade New Scheme Being Tried to Clear
Out the Old Pipe.
inion The water and light cowwiesion h*e
anew scheme for clearing out the Cin•
rluui' take pipe which may do away.#ith
burnt the tleemseity of asking -the people to
hake vote $20,(3l0 or mote for laying • new
lou- pipe, et all events for the present.
Au opening wee made in the intake
pipe on the beach near the bathing
hoose and it l -inch pipe inserted abut
shoved out inside the larger pipe, ad-
ditional leugthe being added as the
pipe advanced. The small pipe hurt
no obetruetion until within eighty-
three fee, of the crib. showing that
the intake is clear that far out. The
plan it is now iutrnded to adopt is to
lay a 2 inch pipe from the 'power
house to connect with this l -inch pipe
and then to apply premium from the
pumps and try to work a way
through the obstruction, which ap-
pears to be a tnass, of gaud. The 1 -
inch pipe can be shoved out as the
water pressure mikes w way for it
and it is hoped in this way to get an
opening through the sand and then
Hush out the remainder.
The commission has been In car -
respondence with the office of Willis
Chipman, C. E., in Toronto, with, the
idea of having hire cows to Goderich
to advise as to the beat piens and ma-
terial for the new intake, and word
has been received that Mr. Chipman
will be Irick in Toronto by the 13th of
April. However. if the new plan'
works it will be unnecessary to havfy,
him conte.
h wrfl probably be -a week twenties
fore this plan is gone ahead with, as
the emergency intake to the harbor is
being completer It is now aimo.t
finished and the town Water supply
comes frhm the h*rb*or, the end of the
intake having got part the mineral
water which made the supply so held
for a time.
Hamilton, March 24. -The Inland
Navigation Company, which has ite
headquarters in this city, hoe practic-
ally completed its arrangements fur
the coming season's work and expecte
to begin to operate its boat' about
April 21. The company's naw host,
the Stad•cona, which is being built et
Detroit,•will be put into commission
this season, and it will be one of the
biggest freighters on the Greet Lakes.
it will he 501 feet long and of 11,1110
tons Marlen, And will be equipped
with the most modern appliances for
handling freight of all kinds. The
company now has a tleet of eleven
hoote, as follows: Dundee, Dundurn,
Dumelm, Donnacona. Glenellah, Nee
pawah. Itoeidelc, Strothcona, Wa-
conah, Winoneh and the new Stade-
cone. The company will give a tier -
vice of two steamers weepy between
Montreal, Toronto, [la`ntiton, Cleve -
lend, Windsor, Courtney and Sarnia
to Port Arthur and Fort William, and
at these points. will connect with the
C.H. R. and C. 1'. R. for. the West.
MISERY IN STOMACH
Aad Indigestion Vanishes in Pive Min-
utes and You Feel Ftoe.
Why not .tart now -today, and for-
ever rid yours,•If of stomach trouble
and indigestion ? A dieted storosell
gets the blues and grumbles. Give it
is good rat, then take Pane's Diap. {p-
ain 0. start the digestive juices work-
ing. There will be no dyspepsia or
belching of gas or eructations of undi-
gested food : no feeling Tike ie lump of
lead in the etomwch or heartburn,ick
heartache and dizziness. and your i'�00d
will not ferment and poison your
breath with nauseous odors.
Pape's Df*pep sin costs only 60 cents
fora large .nae at env drag store here
and will relieve the most obstinate
ease of indigestion and upset stomach
it) five minutes.
There is nothing else better' to take
gait from ntnmechand cle*nae the stom-
ach and intestines, and, besides, One tri-
angule will digest and prepare for as-
simil*tion into the blond All your food
the same as a sound, healthy stomach
would do it.
When Diapepsin works your stom-
ach mets -get* itself in order, cleans
up -and then you feel like eating
when you rnme to the teble, and what
you eat will do you gond.
Absolute relief from all stonnacb
misery is waiting for you NA 110011 es
yon deci.fe to begin taking Diapepsin.
Tell your druggist that ynu want
Pape'. Diapepsin, because you want
to he thoroughly cured of indigestion.
Semen Nature, 1
"Why on earth do*'t you mend the
roof of the shed, PAt ?"
"Och, room, ye merely wouldn't have
me gain' nut to do it in thin ponrin'
rainy"
"No : but yon weld do it on n fins,
day ! "
"Num sore, it doesn't matter n2N,nt
it then et all, at All ! "
many ]ears. More recently It has
been adopted in Auelialia and New
Zealand.
1,i.inr.
mitring lmo on de mmmtAin.
Wheh dr ell flower+grow
Honey, bring dem high top home.
11 sot 10 Whoa- el snow
Springtime In de valley,
!temple' to *Atniee ;
Honer, chop d*t kin lin wood
At.' stent de kitchen era.
Teuln"bout de .prinrtlms
'111ineatly los* mybre',:
'Tela'
mi Menne Mk einglt'
Waw yea'. *1.e.' trees ode'/
•
MAKE IT YOURSELF.
Says Many Persons Here Can Be Made
Happy Again by Using It.
There is 40 much theumatism here
in our neighborhood now fleet the fol-
lowing advice will he highly appreci-
ated by three who suffer :
(let from any good pharmacy one-
halfouncnFlui 13xtlactDandelion, ore
ounce Compound Kargon, three ounces
of Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla.
Shake these well in a bottle and take
in teaspoonful dose, after each meal
and at bedtime : also drink plenty of
good water.
it is claimed that there are few vic-
tims of this dre,ul and torturous dis-
ease who will fail to find ready relief
in this simple homemade mixture, and
in most cases a permanent cure i6 the
result.
This simple recipe is said to
strengthen and cleanse the elimina-
tive tissue of the kidneys so that they
can filter and strain from the Mood
and system the poisons, acids and
_wade .natter, which cause not, only
rheumatism, but numerous other dis-
eases. Every man or woman here
who (eels that their kidneys are not
healthy and active, or who suffers
from any Urinary trouble whatever,
.bold not hesitate to make up this
mixture, as it is certain to do much
good, and may save you from much
misery and suffetingl after while.
Our home druggists say they will
either supply the ingredients or mix
the prescription ready to take it our
readers ask them.
Mi -O -NA MEANS STOMACH CUM
FORT
It's of Special Value to Many Here
in Goderich..
A notable. discovery and one that
appeals especially to many people in
Goderich is the combination of senom.
*ch help in the Mi-o-na treatni •
This preparation works' wonders in
case of indigestion or weak stomach.
1t acts directly upon the walls of the
stomach and bowels, strengthening
them so that they readily take care of
the fno*1 that is eaten without distress
of suffering.
S') positive are thegood effects fol-
lowing the use of Ml -o -nes that the
remedy is sold by Jas. Wilson under
en absolute gid*rantre to refund the
money . if it fails to cure. A 30 -tont
bnz of Mi-o-na'will do the gond the
stomach needs• which is simply to
snake it do its own Wolk.
IN A BREATH THERE'S REST.
Breathe Hyotnei and Be Cured of Ca-
tarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma.
remedy--fnr- entarrh,
epidemic enlds and bronchitis that is
tar better than dosing the stomach
with medicine and drugs.
it is the healing nils and Isthmus of
Hyomei which mudirate the air you
breathe, rearhing the moot remote air
rolls in the nose, throat and gunge,
killing all catarrhal germs and restor-
ing health to the mucous membrane.
Hyomet arts like a curative interne!
air bath, and has the same healing
end antiseptic effect as the air where
the pine and enc/styptic forests give
off their fragrant and healing balsams.
Breathe healing Hyomei and see how
quickly you will get relief from ca-
tarrh and heal colds. If it does not
help you there will not be a penny's
expense, as .1**. Wilton agrees to re-
fund the money. The complete ilyo-
mnei outfit creta only
Navigation Opens.
Detroit, March 21, -The passenger
traffic season for 1120(2 on Lake Erie
opened today When the Detroit R
Cleveland Line steamer City of De-
troit left here for Cleveland. Leas ice
in Lake Erie than for many years and
splendid weather made it an ideal day
for the opening.
e Wireless on the Lakes,
Chicago, Meech 211, -- Pensenger
steamers on the great lakes are to be
equipped thin *eastern with wireless
telegraph Appsratue to be operated by
the United Wireless Telegraph Com-
pany. Contracts were clotted here to-
day with the steamship companies,
and station. here been established to
he ready by the opening of navigation
et Chicwgn. Detroit, the Sox), Msok•
into and all the principal lake ports.
Dental Levatorlea In Sleeping Cars.
Feint of the wastern railways have
been calling attention to dental lava-
tories which have recently been intro -
(lured in sleeping rare on their line*.
A. a .natter of fact, the Pullman
Company here dP.'ided to provide in
all new sleeping ears that they build,
and in All the present sleeping cert
when they are next pot through the
,hops, dental lavatories whirh will
donhtlP,* be much appreciated by
their morons. Already dome of the
Pullman eleepin earn operated over
the Grand Trunk Railway Ryttem are
provided with this new and special 1
sanitary feature. ei
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool and Chicago Wheat Futures
Close Higher -Live Stock -
Latest Quotations.
Monday Evening. March 3
Liverpool weeat futures to def closed
tad higher, and cure closed yd higher than
Saturday.
Chicago May wheat clotted '4c higher.
corn closed iec higher, and oats 54c high-
er.
- Wlnnipea Options.
Wheat -March 61 11 bid, July 31. IS% bid,
May 111.1444 bid.
Oats -March U%c tad, May 43a bid.
Toronto Grain Market.
Wheat, fan bus., 33 07 to 31 Oa
W heat, red, bush 107
Wheat, goodie, bush 101 ....
Rye bushel 076
Buckwheat, bushel 0 61 ••
Peas, bushel 0 96 .
Harley, bushel , • 0 G 0 ,a
OM., bushel 0 W 050
Toronto Dalry Market.
Butter, separator, dairy0 23
Butter, store lots 017 019
Butter, creamery, solids0 30 0 21
Butter, creamery, Ib. rubs0 36 0 le
Eggs, new -laid, dozen 0 la 019
Cheese, large Ib 0 1344 ...
Cheese, tete, Ib 014
/toner. extracted 0 1054 011
New York Dairy Market.
NEW YO*IJ.C- March 3. -Butter -Firm;
receipts, 4317, creamery, speclals, 31c to
31(4c; official, 31c, extras, aR4c; third to
first. 21e to lac; held, third to first, Soo
to 29c, process, common to special, He
to 24c. western factory. three. 19c to I34c;
western imitation creamery. (frit. Ski to
tic.
Cheese. -Firm; recelpta. 672; state, full
cream, specials 16c to Pc; do., fancy.
16%c; do., gond to floe, lbi4e, winter
made. frig 14ikr; 4u., good to. pr1mA
111%c to 16440 do., r0mrnon to fair, 13, to
Ile, 'skims, full to special*, 2% to 133,4..
Eggs-leirm, receipts, 17.977, mate.
Pennsytvanie and nearby; fancy, selected,
white 24c; do„ fair to choice,. 23e to Sac;
brown and mixed, fancy, Mr t1,lltr; do.,
(5}1, to choice, 30c to 2054c, western first,
Mac to 344c; secooda, )3c to Mi4c; south-
ern, fire, 19%c; *ecocide, Ile to 1954.,
CATTLE MARKET'S.
Cables Steady -Hogs Steady at But.
Palo and Chicago.
LONI>ON, March 19. -London cables
for cattle are steady, at !Pee to 14. per
pound for i nadtan steers,dresaed weight;
refrigerator beef is quoted at Mks• per
pound.
Toronto Junction Liv. Stock.
TORONTO JUNCTION, March 20,. --
Receipts of live stock at the Munn
Stock Yards were T2 carloads,'000-
misting of 1615 cattle, 42 hogs, 71
sheep, 86 halves and 100 horses
F%sHerteys.
Export steer. sold at $6 30 to M.71 Ver
loads, and Corbett & }tall sold oar•• prime
steer, 15211b., at M; export bulls *cad at
34.S to $5 end Dunn ! Lecn••C sY.d one
eseepUnnal quality bull at tai per cwt -
Cows, $4.50 to /6.'s.
hateae,
Prime picked lots, and Well. sold at
from 16.50 to 16.70; loads of good, 3 to
3.40. medium, M-40 to WOO. common.
V.77 to 14.30, and 34.40; cows, 0.46 to,
34.40, eannere. 61.75 to $2.75 per cwt.
lrtla.,..aa apea�assw.
Not many were on sale. Prima -aOIS4
at from $15 to *t0 each.
esj
About 100-lenr' vestwasejd at µ 40 Gehl
per cwt. ...................
*beep are Iambs.
Receipts light. but prices owe reported
aaaser. 3`wee, 14.00 to 36 per cwt., J�t
grain -fed, 37 to n W; common. VW tot
M60 par cwt; spring Jambe 36 to M
each.
H. P, Kennedy and Ormns. Ilmlteaa
Port prices unchanged at 3115 for s�esQr�,
fed and watered, at the market, enol glory
f.o.b. ears at roaatry podas*.
Montreal Live Stock,
(11.
MONTREAL.
r .0St Storkrch At Yards Wert t
Mar-
ket the reedpu. of Ilve stock for the.
weak ending March 77 were MO cattle. 103
sheep and lambs, 2240 Atoka and tea
calves, while the supply on the marks&
this morning fur local consumption was
1100 rattle, 40 sheep and lamb., 1250 hogs
and 100 calves.
A feature of the market was the de-
cided Improvement 1n the quality of rat-
tle offered. there being princlpsn, sty
weU-ffnlehed •tee -e, heifers and bulls
fro. 1 Ontario points, which In many eases
were suitable far the coming )Bested
trade. The supply, Mt ho 0 .,.r than •
week ago, Was not excessive, and In con-
sequence a •tror,gvr feeling prevailed in
the market, and prices were 8 good i a
per pound higher. There was a large at-
tendance of buyers and the demand wag
good, sepeclally for shipment to ostslde
polata; cnnsequently trade on the whole
0885 more activr than It Asa been of tato,
Among the offrringa there ware some
extra chnlce stall -feel steers. of wh)cb
Messrs. Johnston. hemmer and Luiglnls,
wbole.aie dealers of thle city. bought
three steers, weighing 4410 pounds, at 7540;
one bull, weighing IVR Ih• , at .,u,' per lb.
This stock wee raised an4 fwd by J. Stuns
of Saintfield, Ont. Another lot of tea
steers, weighing 1103) py.o,und., wan bought
by a local butcher at 60t,c per pound. and
Messrs I)rolet • P11e of Quebec boughs
one bull from 1. 1)Worme whirl, .Wghsd
2 t700 pounds, at 6c par pound, and 112 over.
In addition to this, they also bought a
targe number of other heavy bulls at 6c.
634r and 544x, and steers at [.Mir to 614, per
pound Altho mires were higher and
'there firm In their stew.*, 1,. ,l,butchere
showed more disposition 1. ,.. -s1., and
bought -ft- few there then mouse on so -
count of the fact that they anticipate
still higher prloss later on In the week
for Easter stock, If awppnes do not a-
rmee. materially. Choice steers sold at
Nie to 6r; good at 614, to Mee. fair et
4%c to 6c; medium at 4% to 4i4', bulls
at µ4r to 14.- and common 'mirk at 3n
to 4. per pound. Supplies M sheep and
lambs were very *mals, and trade (
Consequence was quiet, but the undertone
to the market war stronger, and prices
had an upward tendency. The demand
was good for what little •tock was offer-
ed, enol sales of yearling bombe were
trade at 6S4' to Pee per pound, and
sheep were higher. at 6r to 1V) . per pound.
A few spring lamb. mold at 14 to 3 each.
The offerings of calves wer• also small.
An extra choice one weleal%g 440 pounds,
sold at si4c per pound, and the range of
prices for the others era* from 12 to Ix
each a to quality,
A Strong feeling 0OfUnuee to proven in
the market for hogs, and prices are stead-
ily tending ,towards a higher level, they
having .Cored a further advance of Sc to
10.' per 1M pound. since this day week,
'on ,,•count of the Bruited supplies cor'n-
Ine forward and the keen demand for the
same from packers. name of selected lots
weer made at 97.90 to 3. and straight loss
at 37.76 to $7.16 per 160 pounds, weighed
off , are.
East Buffalo Cattle Market.
HAST 11t;F11'ALO, Much 3.-i attle
Reredpte. MOO hand; fairly active rad
10c to 15c lower; pelme steers. M.x, to
11.'15; shipping. 35.40 to 16.S. butchers
Y to 16.15; heifer., 14. L9 to M'. row. and
Snits, 3.1.00 to 3.6; stockers ■nd feeders.
dig to 35; stock helh•rs, 1.9.50 to 31.31; fresh
rows end •pringers In good A•vnand and
12 to 13 higher, 371 to M0.
Vesta-- /tecelpts, 2901 heed, active, 37 to
0:6s. •
IIogs--nerelpt• 14,500 head, active; pip
nteaAy; nips, [c to 1Or higher, heavy,
31.76 to 37.40, mixed, 17 25 to 3tM; yora-
er,, 3.76 to r 26. pigs, M 40 to a6/e;
roughs, $ to 35n, stags. 14.60 to 3.i;
delMes, 33.76 to H.2a.
Sheep end Lambe -receipts, 21,010 bead'
sheep activo and steady: Iambs slow anri
Me lower, lamp' 1e, to 1, 40; yeirlioadi,
37 to 1711, wclher', /e 611 toat ia; ewes,
3.71 to 31.73;w
sheep, mixed, to *116.
Memories of Rome.
in , London drewingrxtrn recently
the berate/et Reid to a eornfnrt*hle look-
ing lady, the widow of a wealthy Mid-
land tn*nnferturer, whn had been
touring during the winter in the
Runny eolith :
"01 comae, you went to Rome, d.Rr
Mr.. Web r"
")tome 1" replied the widow,
vaguely and niedltativel , "dirt err go
to ibme, Ethel P" --to her slaughter
thi..
"Yes, ma, yeti know ere did. that
rig place where 1 bought those lovely
Ik .rocking.,"
1
THE NEVI' SWEEPING MATERIAL0
KEEPS AI.L DUST DOWN
AND
KILLS THE GERMS
The finest thing we have seen for
Carpets, Linoleums and Bare Floors,
largely used for Dwelling tiouses,
Stores, Schools, Churches, Halls and
anywhere one has to sweep.
We will give atrial to all who ask it.
Get a 33c package; we guarantee it
to do the work or money refunded,
The Howell
Hardware 0
Co., Limited.
%0E oo l=o1
Fullness and Bloating After Eating?
25c. a box.
Little Digesters
Cure or your money back.
At all Druggists or direct from
COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., Toronto
a
Liniments can't cure Rheumatism
" Liniments aro only /1 elccp." Liniments can't roach the muscles,
nervcU, 1 putts. Liniments can't get to the sick kidneys, which Mose
ltheunlaLiam,Siciatice and Lumbago. GIN PILLS
en-, Rheumatism because they care the
toys. -If you are a sufferer, don't
money on clack,* remedies- Cnre
1.ourselfwith Gin fills. 50c. •box;6for
$2.50. J f all healers or ner,Rwyayes�
,.Gro • Ie'"''
DEPT. A NATIONAL DRUC & CHEMICAL CO.
Immo,-•TORONTO Icy
OHTPHYSIC YOURSELF
�i
o,t It is a Tonic you want! Physicing lowers
,,/;=i 3 the system and makes it more susceptible
to disease. The winterbeen
a great strain upon your vitality and unless you put henths blo deve in good
condition all manner of evils will overtake you. PSYCHINB is the
Greatest of Tonics and should be taken by every one at this season
of the year. PSYCHINE assists the Qastric juices and ferments In
their digestion of the food, cleanses the mucous membrane of the
StoMach, and has an invigorating and beneficial effect on the muscles
and nerves. For Catarrh of the Stomach, Ulceration or Weak Stom-
ach, Dyspepsia, the use of PSYCHINE is strongly advisable.
PSYCHINE acting on the Stomach restores it to a healthy condition,
then acts through the stomach upon all the vital organs, creates an appetite, bringing
teneaed vitality and strength to the entire system and enables it to throw off dlseas0
of every' kind. It is the greatest health -
giver known to medical science.
for IFire l0om nSto-day. All druggists Toronto,
stores sill 1': Y l l (l N y; at 30, and it per bottle
P.5-.ONPINIIO S. R I NE
tali lIMII l(k I 1 - I;:T 1111 7GEF' ', I
YOUR SKIN REFLECTS
YOUR HEALTH!
.T CST as y"ur skin is, so 1s your
health. 1 f the pores of your skin
are not acting properly-, the wastes
of your body are not getting away
as they should, and this means that
our kidneys, liver, lungs, and Mart
Lave to take on extra duty. Your
L kin requires periodical cleaning,
jest asthchousewife knows that tea
l,rnvc requires periodical shaking
duMTllo Mate it burn brightly.;
just at this 6eason, pimples, face
f0res i ruptions, sererulous discaeee,
a11.1) eczema, are Adry• common
tecanse the winter has thrown extra
viols oll.to the .:kin, and in many
rases the skin Inas been unable to do
P I
this extra work. %ant-Ruk is a skin
1111 tonic. Your [•kin needs a tonic just
as much 0.11 3cur stomach or liver !
If you have any skin di0^;,:r, scrofulous :.ore, festering ulcer, or an
outbreak '1( pimples ':rniI rMNion', Apply f:atn-Iluh, Apply if freely at
night. Let its healit); t0nrnces-tan![-col! tlr?-- Ton- Witt Cc bntprised at
hs won,lerfnl h^:.lin'• g,,,•,.•,
HOW ZAM-OUK nkb1OVES SKIN DISEASES.
Mr,. S. Jev)I, of (,.len 5 ire,..
phasic; An I . nr, 7.r',k a (tot r n in 1.....'., ,, ; - }' '- ' .. ' .,t a to ••Mme time beck
1 ) 1,1"� ;it
•.t , r the whole 1 one ride e(
my taco anJ nee*. A.n.,Il .red piinplrs, j,, nu•g nh nrtb a kind *1 rod rash, w'hieh
dehhaltettarr'Ittrl!TrIS wine Tree4„re, era, ft • lore, the dress, Ieok. The irritation
ifrroen 1hw oat term4 et 1 w•bnn.'l''r 1 1v1111out •.11 !4,,1 11 wee eery ;quo (III. 1 con-
e -Shod the family physici.n, Mahn lave me a 1• dinn t ,Ise. '1 his only seemed to irritate
the 4,. :date th.i MOOS, n4-134. lout,e lever t ,mrh-v err r g•grnr, rn 1 left cry using the lotion
ant team ap,lv,nJ tan 13,1. to a ,0'' 1 ,', .lit !3"o ' pa, e l ( Ilme the. peeved Merllve, and
every pen7,le WAS N!,fve1/, 'ea.et 1. a ,., to c m.1•r. urn un .1:., stray 401 enn,n,h n before.
I have het IIT tlid?Lf alrl;,'6wa.,•.,•,.',., • l Ira., r .1. r rear. I+ vn:aneet I
Zein114k 2 or an 05,11 ran o04 w t.n11 •1, , ,.. ,.If of nn tight 1, t here dto for
Com., tem-, ni.l k sleet 1 A Graf -dl ,', • f.,:'d i,, 011,1 m,1 Leale.laits .',n >.1 up neelr• for
tlr. %Voltam Rlrr,, of ri<i, t:fs,. A.oese. Sim. Iwo. ?tall., Nye; -"As a cure for ekln
, 41.r of n 1 do rest Ih, ', III'', +, envied,/1 1 cyu.l 7411. 1401. 1 s• t
out all over my fat ,.a.)Id.m.l yar1A1. o +male, is plop, /r,.", ernernme. I o'rat 144111140.1iljtto heca. Not
rely wore 111, a 4w0, • ,, 44• Ir. 1..n 11,, , oh. ray ('.nnf,4. • 1 ra mor two !meths 1 ....fillets,',n tht• way. ,n.,I 1 was a 1 -O... t 10 tri /ears. link. 1 fete/ 1kit- brim was rnmely different to
the oriels?' few. 1, r. It r . 1 , e 1 1', • irritating, and rho • mTors. min The sore., from first
bane anwn,ed wi11, 11r 23,,s. leer 1•.1 .n.! 1,0 • ,Mgr), and li.e, 1Nein to dry of. With
loeneveran e 1 w.s able to Cees my .lin nearly 2,.,, .0 the {pies and eruplod.. 1 eigbly
re ..emend tam 8,k to dl w.1 , stir Lam en) Mb did . r."
Lase-ney ern.. caro. Aur,'. A.Peisr,, 010rain., 4,7r.. feslrn41 ores. wirers, *twat..
Ale.•1.4.n..M,a •, re':I.r sc„hs. ,Lo4,,4 l 1,,.A.. ...f.( r,, 4, ,
'44110 sorer, had /cr. 0 r*euaed ....kir, ,.e.4 elf . 31 sr • Asl ..Id ti. n
J.M6g4f, and so,.rer .eU nt Jot Moa, three roe ( si.n ho ,'., .end Som
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