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THE SIGNAL: GODERJCR• ONTARIO .
Victoria Street
Methodists
HAVE A HOUSEWARMING.
Re -opening Services After a
Complete Renovation of
Their Church The Decor-
ator Has Made a Beaut-
iful Interior. A Congre-
gation That Works Earnest-
ly and Unitedly.
the history of Victoria -tnwl Metho-
distchwch, (wing the day- of the
opening services after the thori,+
whirl. of the edifier ha
just leen roupleted. The Virtiiria
street i•ongrrg,it 'n Itnc leen noted
for its unit.dnes, in any work that
• hat been undertaken, and the present
effort Was no exception to the ode.
Turrets not it spot in the whole:build- r:uv•
btran g.,n.. "vat ,...,L .ai.-lilrttnl
the congregation ha. now A chisel
home which i1 fads will compare roost.
favorably with any other in town.
The Ihrgest. iteral in the renovation
nt the 1•hu,els is the work of nupse.1*
A. Tarter, of Sarnia, in deciu•ating
the walls and ceiling tit the .bun*
and lytrrwrnt. and the Work certainly
: effort. The reit.
glees a most pleating e
Mg of the el h is dw•orated in x
e
orf 11.
...mgt. -gat ion in giving the building a
tbutough cleaning CI et 1 h' workmen
were Ihrnllgh
All this works exe..i l That of the
tubes of the emntreg.lion. .4 a •se
means it heavy outlay by the et,ii le-
alion. and aweiil'coot rDatil, ns were
ke 1 for on the o.•,•asi°n int the re•
til ring ol•rvires, and the splendid re -
!p. 1me sh •+! the mianinlit ex i.ti 1 ,
111 1 e e.mvuega1111,1. Ver. IMI was
.la -t M.nday. •3 77 ;of that
t lysing iii cash. Thi. is .ufti-
, pay- to- lhe- traprnvrments
etr•'ption of the new carpet:
negation• at all the servicer
were large. The dap wag
Of the,1111rtl•rly .ervieem.
t wase at 111 '1. 111. 1M,1 At
of Ibr_ regol5r morning
-rainfall .4 the 1An'.1'5
innate re.l. in the
tor, Rev. H. IV. 31i11 -
k i Rpt' frirtris -snh j.,'Y,`
ail+{ in tht• evelliag
past.• of North
,•h, ()peopled int
i. subject the
*0-.ynrlsoiz-
of heart with
leave this
es• the pet••
• two the
vers, the
e other
s retitl-
e and
end•rand
Woe tint and the walls in huff, Ilse
effect of while pillar. W support the
ceiling helm/ given I.y the -31 dec-
orations. Tlr painting of 1154 walls
of for 11aw•uent also is Loth pretty
o
and effective. Every bitt w.oto•
worms both inside and outside, has
I11 cefioiab
revarni.hrd and the ther wodwook
grained. A handsome new Brussel*
carpet adorns the door of the church,
and as a whole the effect of the rent).va1ion is very gratifying. out the last
item being the work of some of the
The number of horse* on Ontario
(arena increased from 1111441 in 18110 to
72211.121 iu 11441, the bar of tuilch
cows from 9.5I1,0111l is len to 1,113,371
in Iters, swine frtuu I,U4O,7S7 in Itfiltl W
1.SItt, itti in ISM4i. In the save decade
poultry Increased ft• 9,984.21'3 to
1%5;1113. Live stock to the value of
$31,751,t1►I was sold or slaughtered in
I. In ISMM! the figures had risen to
Skil„tio,11110. The total value of live
stock on the farina incr•eawd front
glit►L,umlu,ok5 iu lee to atra,zotouti In
Its,t. and the value of farm laude,
buildiige and impiewruta from IOtCI,-
The figures are pleasing. and it is
gratityiiig to n•+tr that OnUritis
sac ' dt fico thrall • is likely lu_
e rti ort er eimancen oy tiFe open•
ing lip to nettleinent of the northern
1a)rliins 01 the Province.- -Guelph
Mercury.
TAXATION UP LAND VALUES.
slag a vet:, Oilier& thing in any
community.
No doubt, more good reasons could
1* given why every community should
have • (arulern club, but the fore-
going should be sufficient to siert, the
wheel a-rollingpf in many a community
in which a club haa not yet been or-
ganized.
Voting girls frequently require &good
invigorating and bloc dmaking tonic.
For this purpose nothing_equals Fer-
roviw, wbich is prepared from fresh
lean beef, clttato of nun and pure old
,.Mpauigh sherry slue, It soon brings
rotor to the cheeks and strengthens
the whole system. 111.141 s bottle,
Legislature to Be Asked to Amend As-
sessment Act.
For Many ye.ue there halo been a
grow ing feeling among students of
politic affairs that the essential differ-
tnice between the value of land. which
is due to the presi•uce of the cuwwuu-
ity.awllhe--value of houses turd other
lahgr products sbtisld be recognized in
• ardent of taxation. Laud value
increaser in din•cl ratio to population.
A town .1.:9.1001 iuhahitante will have
land value Hi..• tithes as great as a vit.
Lige of 1,16I 1, and a .city of 1110,u0o
will have a thin twenty tinier the
lied valor ,f a town of .,,o11. This
Mint rains r. tm•reas d nlekt by pttldie
improvements. st'Is as waterworks,
wthotilewline-proteetiorr. -gond-ro sde,- -
and iu fart (cesy thine that makes a
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool Wheat Futures Close High-
er, Chicago Unchanged -live
Stock -Latest Quotations.
blondei:ve..ln . Aug 111.
.14terlwul-wheal futt+r.", ,lw.d 1ted to
t Idghor, turn 44 to 5rd lure
VIM ago Si-ptentheo rl.eat ,i,srd us•
ehaag.1. Guru %, Mahei and vats lm-
chaug.d.
Winniper Options
Winnipeg tictuber *lout . loretl tic low-
: r, oats tower.
W boat- October `alt . December WMYte,
10ut ria.
flats Ocluber 16hic. Learu.hcr 34iic
Tcrongo Grain Market.
l.c•ation n 0 desirable place in
w hich to live. tin the tithe' band, the
v:due a►j homers and goals is nut in-
t.! eased by glool roads and public im-
mo euu•nts. Is it not just. therefore,
1h it the only class of p1 °perty Which
del it es a pecuniary benefit from tax
exiwndittn•e should contribute a larger
sensory to the tax fund than the
other v.lurr which ate not increased
yon it er
pr1�itllittire 111 5'14er? tihuultl not ilia
ty a clue he applied to corn-
y purpurea %
avilll th
The rn
°n Mmndt
1110 .lcea.in
The Iove f,a
the ronrlIi,
sol vice Ihr• A'
snippet, wAc-
uwrgjng the pa
Card, prrnrhed, t
'•l'hriaian 1 -nil y.
11.•c. 1h. !Newell.
street 11,•th,ldi.t rho
pulpit, taking for
l herr. 10..er ton/',siva
ing 11e three eonditii
whirl, it was p ossiMe
world .n the t•ry1U•al e
ell. the pews have 11rlis feet Man, anti on Ih•• of
penitent and impenitent st
one finding sah-ation and
missing it. Rpecial murie
tired at loth service. ht' the el
In the morning a eta l.v--Rev..
Stoddart was ouch appreciate(
FOR BISHOP OF LONDON. ' and left th.• same old ,uhnotinee 'n1
in for months at a time. The con•e-
Several Names Mentioned for Vacant reading
tI erg the loaf pr,.Ple ger di')"."tra • d 1 arta wiet
Sts reading theny- xrpt_a un _Unit penn•rly,
The mri('ltnnt rerel%wl no valor for
London. Ont.. Ang. 1.1. -The Frey hi• mono.. sod ndcrrti.ing teas pro•
Press says : The derpeet interest is he. ,uounee,l n frnlul. a drlu.iud, slid a
In order to give effect to thie very
desirable reform in assessing for tax•
cion, it has leen proposed that
tluu)ieip Pities 114. given the (rower to
reamer the roue of taxation upon im-
provement. and increase themep upon
land visions. The shire of Ott*** and
Toronto hive _ troth• petitioned the
lin al Legislature for Ibis power. ant(
weaWp lit..•,.••••••••• ,Wl1y it. should not be
granted to them. mud 'not to thew
only, but to every' other municipality
in the Province.
Below we print n' petition to the
IAgislrttire &eking that municipalities
he given this right, and it istiuggestrd
that our bailers Cut this out, sign it,
and forwm'.1 it to their representative
in the IA.. at L -Iii -1 torr for presents --
thin at the next .eseion.
Petition.
To the Honorable the Premier and
the i.egislative Assembly of the Prov -
hire of thrtario. -
Thr petition of the undersigned
municip4 voters of the Province of
�tintartn sheweth that :
Wherrar buildings, and other im-
Ilrovementr, are the products of indiv-
idual industry.andare n igirt1
Jay-all4. -hr twrtkia1 to the commun-
ity. and taxing thein discourages their
product' and is thu. detrimental to
the int er••st• of the coin ntllnity.
And whereas land value is not the
result of individual effort, hot is
(Milord by the presence of the com-
munity es a whole. and taxing Ibis
ing taken not only In London dio,•rse,
but thropghrnrt the whole Province,
at the present time ip the appoint-
ment of a successor to Archbishop live Merchant changes hi. ativertise-
IljtcEvay. Thi* h�,i rli te-t •• .edJsy ani attalk Wtt vtk Tlit'4klitVaiii t-
thhr arrival from of thea nein Ic
nuisance• by everyone. How dilfe,ent
leday! Therr,fl•e few successful 11mii•
ne.s men who do not , advert ise. The
P e
Ionone into r1 ,In „e. pr.• . when h
delegate, Mgr MbarrettI, who, ,Isar barK1i15 to otier, is.alrrnlmlrle
11111141d and l t ustwot by in all he
ways. The.' u.'.uel(re is. people ',qui
the advertisements regularly and
wattsh for them with rta •et. ftit a
mitt er of I.o.M..... with them. and
when they see a b 'main in what .1 hey
want. they hot% Th,• local paper lots
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Tydnnt.c 1bree 1.awea hair learn .- _ i t�•'yt,s w.itarilitetn>e'_t ' f 2 , N stl 'Ij tlJl.'tt/itV_yt w r_ .
isuF% Kirit:..,er.e1 . •►-b11119 p5. 311 u)ZTrru u.lyertrw•ru.•uts, nissneemen
me and the difference in therat.eui to
be determined h)• the municipality. -
\aunt
Marfa"
areording to despatcher from Ot taws,
where he maker his headquarter.,
brought with him the derision of the
congregation of rardirals. whole
artist it is to make such appointments.
In the past. that 14 since the see was
rendered %scant ►p• the porn tion of
b', u 5 0
Bishop MrE%'ay W I r AI•, h t h p i bwcnnn• n nv••..1t %• In t h h
'Mae tttsemtrages holding kind oat of
use for .(wr•ulatiou, and encourage.
potting it to productive Uses, thus
eondueing to the prosperity of the
r ity.
Therefore your petitioners • pray
that our Honorable Bal will amend
�y
the Assessment Act so that the muni -
,.s may tux improvement values
at a lower rate than land values ; bumi-
would be appointed. They are :
111 Father 1. P. Aylward, rector of
Ht. Peter's parish, London. and well
known throughout theilior•ese.
(21 Dean Mahoney, of Hamilton.
131 Father Hand, of Toronto.
All Are. Stresg Men..
All threw of these .a t regarded as
strong wean, well qualified for the
high and onerous duties which alight
devolve upon thrift, and eminently
fitted to be adulinirtrattws of the
l• and populous ,titreeee of Loudon.- SALE( rt15K. juN MO MUHI/ a'f1' ' .
ather Aylward, howes el-, it i. ll/areo 11.• 1,11.1% i v. I Nett -1 -Toe
st sted, has stated his esitirrt driiile 1' 1lrlr•n s M 111,3, P 1; VO ti l:nun•'
that the office should g.. to another,. i,. ;5s :; Thr PrrvRtr orf ihr Hrttf-. r•
His duties in London haee been ;Pet; 'I' ,- 'fir,t Spring 1►-ty, p. I;:
enough to tax the strength °f any Aott11mrus Wood•, p. IICi: To Do-
man, and are constantly increasing 1'm,•k.x., p. 1111; ; The Maple, p. 111 ;
with the steady growth of the parish, Best, p. 11.4: At•nldin, p 'Ni : Iona
It is ploint..t ot. too, that the tart:17r.,u' lsa5k-l3uk--aro- �vlaat-liadb-
that he ill ahead)' in lAlndol diocese 11.•rrl ? p. 24, fr.1111'"I11 M.mornlnt"
might lareveut his being el/ogee.as a1-a'*.-rim..-_N+,(ht--tMnrtfsetr, qt. 10N ,
e general policy in 'staking much Ion fir tllindners L'{mmnet. p, _I'1,i,
appointtuent.lito choose is iusialei m. The -limp float One..-(ltr+Mr,-h Tara+ -
outside the diureet•. Thou, when the 11111., p. til ; It •''ti's int ll. n 1'1,5. •
Archbishopric of Toronto Wam ren• itomnnn 1't holie It'•,uler, IV. -- terns
derd vacant by the retirement of 11 41 Adhem and the Angel, p. 31 : The
erehhinhnpO'(lnnur, BishopM.'KveY- fhsdrortion Ttf jlrestttbeer+r, Tr err:
was brought in front London to Sten -by Mtop, p, Mk: 't'hr tVitterl�nvt.
ocrupy the chair. • o.171; A 11 i) in .lone. .p. :01-.: The
Another Name Mentioned. F' :[.rived Mh,unroek, p. Ili; lief ire
Ruud the .1111..30 •r .ayes money by
aeuJlnq 155,' n1, -
LITERATURE FOR 1910 EXAMINA
TIONS.
Following are the prescribedtesta
for, the high .ehrnd entrance and purr••
li. sehn d grmdnnti.in exanlinat ions
of 11510 :
Hugh School Entrance Examinatton -
Saturday The Frew Press wart told Agin.. itt, P. 1t": Waterloo, p: :No.
0o reliable• authority that, owls t. a Public School Graduation and Model
fourth mine mentioned for 1. wdeofl School Entrance Examination.
hlshopri¢ tout one that., itr likely at • 14etch : Terroye, (kir-' f... M •m-
that. Thh nl
ie le Father M. 1'. �awdatl, of
Rganville, in the diocese of Pembroke,
Hr IS 4101 Mid to he a man who its
well fitted should hivher duties de-
volve upon him.
Even should Mgr. Mharrefti he the
hearer of the appointment, Ili• result
might not be made known for tonne
time, in fact, possibly not until the
plenary mimed meets at llnehar• next
month, which will he one of the great-
est gatherings in the history of the
K an Catholic church in (lanais. Some Figures Showing the Detelop-
There are many important church Ment Her Agricultural Wealth.
mitten* to be dealt with at thin coun-
cil, and it 1111161.1w ,nine the occasion
for naming the bishop.
m)The t ►yirtt Swan,n d hr
Lions
1•:atere. Ulysses, • s'on And Me. K'Is '." and I believe the formingof farmer:
-"tlrt1tit *T F r'•rrlom, •'1.',sre 1 holt 1 b)• 1 clubs et the thin PA -gr Thal wlli brad
Land,"'•Tears, 1,11i•'l'etat•;'+au'' the eix In the organization of the farming M-
ilo.
tongs Irrnu the 1 rinre+s,,insliv- When 1 .ay farmers are sof-
"Tears,
lirsok. 0.1p on' the Puke of feting. I mean they are not getting
%V,•Ilinglnn. ('barge of the Light i what they ahnuld.,
Rtigatfe•. Enoch',Arden. T Tlrtt 1rre is la phiee for ferment'
.•lobs, es'cryhn,ly Whnhav caught nn to
this spirit of i'' s'esr will admit. A
few of the benefits resulting frond the
f. . g of theme clnhs will be here
run.itlrteel :
1. Many k yrtung, ambitions farm -
Mr. C. C. James. the Prot incial er, if given the chaser, would Erne
Deputy M101551•5. of Agricultnr., Ines n useful man in h,. rnmtrmmit)•, but
lawn presettting the Toronto Board of the lick of opmattinity to use or .1e-
Trude with mons,' our -eroding inform°• 1,•1011 his abilities and talents kills his
tion relative to the importance. 11111 .",reef in the burl. These chill offer
an ngrirnitural 'stint of view,' nt the this opportunity In get *used In plat -
Province of Ontario. ' torn ',(waking, and to enter public
The settle) Ror•a of Ontario includes We.
ntt_u,Issl acme. att., which l l,un,tml1 2. The eltistenee ami doing. cif R
,tetra Isre rlrarisl. ;Cosmos) :toren wood- t•llll are often an Ina )plrstiotl to the
Ant t- 271Qr,'t1t note•s a ii anT Ren young would -Te Tier, Abe eater.
15111,1551 *ere. atrium). marsh or wattle wise would leave the tarns for the city.
Lanni. Ilf th.' 2I. s11,Ikn amts, 7il5Ml,- I. raise* the -eption of farfiing to
•,al.sue li-' in wl►et 11 seas . -Fhe b'Mraling inAn-
m
lot in. an.l' were twitter( between ence of a club in ti community is very
11.sci and Polo. There are (writhes, in noticeable.
II., There are many p ylltical topics
Monett* of Farmers' Clubs.
Mr A. E. W. in Fernier. Advocate.,
The 1a•r of new Partners' Chiba
Dint ate bring ()regaizwl all the time.
in diffesenl parts of Ontario, are the
we oilers ane• t hat show which way
the wind blow.. They show that the
to niers of the Province are slowly
waking out of their stupor, ami begin-
ning to rerognizw themselves as not
only (.t•tu laborers. but business men.
The I. ' g orcti&t ion ham often been
and is yet looked immix, inferior, or
an nerupation that a man may go to
when Ise rapt -go at anything elle:
Rat this view is Lust (wing enpersed-
y m I'el ter nm' -Thee farmer who
view's his oceuplttion as inferior i9 `bon
en.wtled rent. The mgriMtltttral class,
too. are beginning to see that, While
all other Normo( labor have organized
Io pro e)te their welfare, the farmer
usthe only mu. that has nevertho*ght
rtttolnff In, fit tart. it hasn't born
neerssaryy, lwranse of . the farmer's
great independence. While the valise
of other labor and produirts has in-
clim.ed 15511n Cs. per cent., that of
the farmer has not increased in the
_swore pr. -quirt -Om. The farmer i. gopf-
tering through lark of organization,
GREAT 1S ONTARIO.
HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED.
People in These Days Read the Adserttse...
menta and Profit by Them.
The Aylmer Express mays : Not iso
many year. ego mlvertisemenim in 'Tie
paper were eonaMetea a nuisance h)•
wshsrrih.rs. There were several ma
eons for Osier .. One .-ram..-Niel-tteai•ly
everybody in those day. seemed tit 1e
married to tome One .lore, and
bought everything there without
looking to NM if they r•I111d he Metter
.cite., or boy cheaper anywhere el«•.
The long credit 'vet em helps) to ti..
them. Nowaday., people may have
their preferences, but they are not
tied 5,0 an • n o . ' Most people pay
nosh for what they tiny, and all liner
of credit ere mneh shorter than form
erly. The coneegener• ie, they huv
where they can do the beet, and they
watch the .dverti.emen5. and profit
by them. Another nasion was that
merchants and hnsiness men thought.
Wheat. tall. bush u 00 to
tt'i,rat. red, bur ... 1 W
Wheal, goose. bush 0 17
Mgt blobal a A
Buckwheat. beret.•» 010
Peas. boatel • R
Marley, bushel • N
Oats. bushel ..._--.ore
Toronto Dairy Market.
flutter. separator. dairy. lb 0 b
Butter, store Soto 0 L 010
Hurter, creamery, la, nits 0 SY 0 >r
Rutter. creamery, .dads 0 a 011
cheese, new, Ib 0 it 0 1.8%
Eggs, ease lou, *ma 0 10 0 n
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August Bargain Sale o
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STILL CONTINUED
All .Summer (foods going at Bargain Prices.
Just note some of our Great Ii:tigains.
DRESS MUSLINS•-All eulurr of Dress Muslin at Half-price. 1 L IOI 211e. Mie for Inc, Due for 7;c.
PRINTS. -A1t our i21c English Prints goingat Inc. Every pieer fast color and full width. • A great
chance to get good print. cheap. Light and dark colors.
OINGNAMB and ONAMBRAVB. -I2ic Ginghrws and Ohamlraya 10c. !Scotch and Knglleh (ling•
halos, regular 15c, for plc.
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FLANNELETTIM-811 inch wide heavy Flannelettes; regular 121c cloth, for i0e. This is the hr,1t
Fl.nurlette we ever sold at Ilk•. Another lot, regular Irk•, for N. A few piens at Ik, not so
wide as the others. .
We have lots of other Bnwwer Goods going cheap. We tarts making s general clear up of alt seasonable
weals that wast go at 50111e prier,
DRESS 00008. - The first 'shipment of our new I•',st1 Orr.. (l ods herr already. New colo rind -
new weaves, new fancy stripes. They are a choice lot, C. • and have a look at thew.
No Goods Charged at Sale Prices.
J. H. COLBORNE
kit annomcomams ••••••
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New York Dairy Market.
N RW YORK. Aut. 16.-nutlar Piro.
recrlpta, fleecreamery: so cIsL, roc to
•IS"•'. utikaa! pick Co. creeuwry. es -
trate. Vac to Ina; annunwy, tura, to
mets. ' • to tr0 ' e ..�. Ela to ape-
t•
lis
,• a 5. • - useats. factory, firsts.
715".•. .
t'Mwsr--toady; resslp ts• 505; Mate. fu11
cream, specials. to g lu ]Sore do„ Smell
or segs. tvlured or *bite macs.
state. tuft ., owls. Dann um to good. 11%c
to 13%c. sloths. Call t,, apeerals, nee to
Eggs- - Easy• . reoe pts. tenon. Pate. Pima-
e)Ival.la sod nearby. teary. be•eary.
white. to 33e, du , taw 10 Chblae.
gathered. alma.. tic to Ur; d0., heatser7.
brown. Ste to ate; de- fair t0
choke. gathered, brawn, fie to fie; wast-
rro, extra nrsta Mac w ie; do., fleet..
:ii4c to 'k-. do, es000dt, tae to /lc.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Cable, Unchanged-14ogs Steady to
Higher at Buftako and Chicago.
L0.41s1N, Aug 11 Loudon trashier fur
Cattle aro fir°., at U. t.. 17ic per lb.
for remedial, steers, .lard weight, re-
-frlgerator beet * *ward at sync m lac
per Ib
Toronto Junction Live Stock. '
' TORONTO, Aug It ISec�pta . d
live stuck at the Una.{ Muck Yards
were 1*) carkoda, ,.u•.,tiag tit lliab
cattle, a togs, + ata ' slid 50 calves
Ekit
The following 1.,eOthe e tiovtatkuus fur
the butcl,.re that ware plated r tale
Chute., pocked lots. Stat. w L.et Gad 0.5
lord. welgh,ug idtL tote tech, maid at
40 f5.` !Nide of good L to LZ. one load
of iZ Cattle. 106 105 , aqui rind b Luy,t
& sava,•k e5 the truer price- ruadduro,
04•70 to L. t -•^-••••rt i3 i. tc. M AU, cows.
K 50 34.05
M11kers and Springers
blnkara sod ,pnmger, sold at 137 w tis
Veal Calves.
Veal egfyy said at Si to IS.50 per cwr
and ons stew •nY1Y tight A
the north , mint ryweltered U•arls nt
I out aggregating 1 :slops) aerial in es.
tent and settled within the last few
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years. For agricultural phrpnw'u we
have to add another area of I11,Imk1,IM111
acres unoccupied and only partly ex
!!oboist es yet• It is known as the clay
belt, and is being opened up by the
National Transrontinental Railway.
In Met Ontario produesal t312,1511,-
ter worth of beef, 6) 1 tes1,IM15 in bacon
and pork. and t55,1110.11s1 in ehwtse.
In 111011 the corresponding figures
were $'27,)t),(11I, $22.3111),111111. .31d $16,
anything wag good annugh to pnt into Ns),711r In Len years the aggregate
their advertisement. They seldom value of these three dnl
om*d t roof
gnntr.ri a pt ier. often used din -option( rum $g1,i111At11) to $63,7011,1111I.
that, street the farmer, which should
Is dis",si serf by farmers, and the club
offer, this opportunity.
1. An appeal to Parliament from a
number nt organized (liths would he
worth twist the number of individwl
signatures. The voice of the farmer
'honk he considered, a. well OS the
*nice of the mantrfaeturrsr and work-
man.
n. With a little to -operation, hot-
ter prices could he procured for pro-
ducts, and cheaper ratio for thongs
farmers have to buy, as seed, etc.
S. The sociability and mutual help
that would result from them chits is
r cwt.
. l
Sheep aed Lambe sold tag from Landes to K* or as
avrr0ge of ahead 16.60 per Cwt; sharp
13.10 to M per cwt.: rates. >s to R76 per
cwt.
11091.
Some of the hog dealers 'one not anx-
ious to be quoted. uoa buyer for • ledd-
fng firm quoted 07 5. for hogs. rod Gad
watered at market, 37,01 0.0.0 ears, while
another buyer stated tet bo was W
vi tor- talks dt come posts, or N atm
the lrrraet. red and watered.
Montreal Live Steck.
MONTREAL, Aug. 50-4 iayal )-At
the Montreal Block Yard* Ws* Etad liar -
kin the rscedpte of Iles stuck tor rho
week ending Aug 14 were 1050 mule, 771
■ t.eep and Iarr.bs. MO snags and IS calves
addle the offerings fur local .unstapuna
this morning tvnnxted of I'. cattle, 47i
sheep and hent.. 1104 hugs mad MO calved.
A feature of the sale wag the weaker
feeling In the market for cattle owing to
the Increased apply, sod the fact that
the bulk of the stock was cony of medium
quality, consequently pekes /bow a de-
cline of 56c per 10ea oeepsfed watt
Mose of a wok ago On account of the
Unfavorable weotl.er which prevailed
t0rouut the eour..rnxntog, the gathering
of sera wits not as targe ss useal,'bat,
o ntwtthetdndthe tone tact. there wag a
fairly good demand for those preoentt,
and. tatting everything into consideration.
the trade dose was rarrefsctory, and
fewer cattle ser.- left over than wag an-
ticipated. Owing to the contlouvd dla-
eouraglog cable edwtces from Llvtryool.
which repotted trade wry rime, rad the
fact that exporters bad mangle stock eo5n-
leg forward to nu an omen Might eiwee,
then wax no demand .front Mem. sod
trade In this direction Wee- dull. Thor,
were so really choice cattle's* the snort
ket, and the prices paid for (0.ALewes
were be to 646e. while fair stock sold- at
ewe to k, medium at tc t0 Ori •, can.mva
at 3r 10 *5., sad canons, at °Sic to `><c
per Ib. A w.•aker toes dsv$opnl Is
the market fur hon", en account of largo
receipts nod prtr., nta4 lower than tines
peed nun Wedtl.e daily. At the auction
there wash * fairly good demand for past-
ers, and suppll,s were well clesoad •rP
dales of selected I.A. were made at 1W
to 5511. per lou the, , wel;gbe•d aft ears
t
mblr advices
Iron, I.Iv! col •Y )la
rQ
day un ttinadlan us repot 1, 1 tux nrr-
'het quiet and stem')., while those from
l.,ndon were lomat, end Hrastol ?Inn
flupplies of small meat* were fair, f•r
Which the demand was rod. and ten ac-
tive trade ata dune In all bins The
tilesof the market was "toady. and
priced show no Important change from
last creek Sheep sold at 4c and lamb.
-at Or to t16c per Ib. Calves brought from
it to 31.110 each, as to "las and quality
East Buffalo Cott* Market.
$AST Ht'M'FALV, Aug. 16 (lathe Re-
Mpt., 4eD Iwsd. Yue; good stwaly,
common t0. t., )b lower. prime starve,
36.10 to 11. shipping. *76 to N. •, boo 1, -
ere', 31 06 le St !O. heifers, $11 to
else, ii to L. bulls. it to N 76, Stockern
and feeders, 33.5. to 34.00. rusk netters,
13 to 33.60, treed: e„we and sprtogers a.
thew, strong 10 rl higher, Sat 50 NO
Veale Iter•elpta, 1010 herd: settee cad
steady, Is to 111.60
flows IterHpta, 11,700 head, slow ud
steady. heavy. 105 to Pt L, retinal. 34.10
l0 303). Yorkers, In 10 to M r0. pigs. Id*
h W ii 00, seethe, UM to 37; stag.. M to
fables and Krasner", 3:.10 to to
Sheep Mild laentr Kr,.dpte. 4e0 (lead,
stow. .won ,terdy, otherm Er lower,
.1ao.ba, 10-1 to S: A. yearnings, NIS to
1•. 50. wrs, err. , 51 50
ewe,. 54.E 1.
14 70. .b,•LA.eep, tnll,.1,t'1t to 14 76
New York Live Stock.
Y,15K..tug 16 Reeves Sorelpte,
1410. tow.., steers. PI AO 1u 0e 9, Gaga,
11 7r. 1e se se, bol., 1.1 to 34 15 cows Gad
.,rifer., 11 40 lu 11.1, drowsed beet Yew.
at e54,• to 1314, for settee .W..
.'elves Iter.fpte, 41117, vials steady,
grasser% and butter11111k" tar Inwer. Yeats,
10:0 to 0.7S, elle, U to M: grea..re and
buttermilks, 37 L to M.M. city greased
v•ala, lA• to 14S4c, roustty dressed do.
is to Mae, dreassd framers and better-
m 11k., 7e to pop -
Sheep and Lambs -• swedes. PAM, mar.
tet aloa and Sr I0wW, snoop. pts ss
11 :A. a fes at 3b; mn1111, M to to ars.
70, a .few cars at U to
1t le. .Yoe, N.M a •
Item. Rtr.lpte. BO, Mona Sgt *ew-
arlennls hogs, 11 to IL*.
-Photographic item:
Bells -"H,• fell in love with her
photograpb, and asked fur the orig-
inal." --
F'rrd- _••What developed r
Bella--••Mhe gave him a negative."
A stitch in time ,.avis1 nine quite as
mulch in the moral world as in the
Iuatrrial. A small tout habit broken
tact iu y•attll saver tli1gswaw-is-teaIere-
ily.
•
Scottish Cribb • 'explaining historic
Iau.leseekenf' ' so
tourist) -"You'. the house u' John
Knox." Toprist-••Wal• who was this
John Knox. anyway ?"- Cabby
(*hocked) -"Mon ! Do ye no' read yer
Bible :•" -Punch.
fapanese Menthol is'unequal-
led as a paiu relieving agent.
Applied in the "1). & L."
Menthol P ster it is the most 1 ,
effective re' edy known for
Lumbago, tics, Rheulmatic
Aches and Pains. Try a "I).
& L." Menthol Plaster -the
next time you are suffering
from any one of 'these com-
plaints and be convinced. 25c.
each at drugs ists.
1
TaikingBuggiesAbout _
1f you are thinking Of lalyiug a new Buggy this year,
--wr-sbonhl- be ptemiect-toea
terve-r-a mak with you. We
handle 11" 5'.•.1 novel, on he. market -
Ir u5.
FEPRQYMARK
A Splendid Tonin
Builds up the System
Strengthens the
Squeals!.
C1ves New Life
Bold by all medicine eastern.
mann a lowness Co , YootlW.
1
THF.
THE
MCLAUGHLIN
ONE GRADE ONLY
and
THAT THE BEST
The 11415 wtldtve fur dandies. leu sir show you the fine
points of the new Buggies we havt• just plat .l in stock. -
N. B. --I have taken the egenoy fur the McCormick brush•
mento and can now supply Heeding and Harvesting Machines
mnatlufaclmed by this well known company to anyone desiring
not -Clan Fkrai Marl.int•ry. -
Wm. Knox
f
1veW'gate and Hamilton Streets, Godench' -`
ADAMS WAGONS. COCKSHUTT PLOWS
"The Clothes
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THE OR()OP,ItM.
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Ir
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Prince Rupert
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
PRiN(CE R1' VERT. the Pacific ('oasa terminlw of the Omni Trunk
I'ariHr Railway. is destined to heronse one of the greatest commercial
and indulstrial cent res of pulpit/al .... nn this continent. No city in its
making everptesented to the world greater posahilitire than Prince
Rupert. Investors throughout the United States and Canada, men with
foresight, keen discernment and financial experience, are investing and
investing heavily in this new city of the f.sr.t (treat Went. Prier
Rupert offers another °ppmtunity for making a fortune in Real Estate,
for which the Paeith Coast (-Olen have hewn the wonder of the world.
The one best. way, the one sure way for all to Phare in the rapidly in
creaming values, and p.trticipate in the wealth certain to he made in
I'rince Rupert., is through investment in the shares of THE PRI N1• F:
RTJPERT REAL F1TATE INVESTMENT (7O., LTD., organized to
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Investment in Prince Rupert. real ...tete, upon the same plan that has
cret�ed all real estate fortunes. Vou may live right. where yon arc,
.'m
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month and rear after -year•. We offer to in•e0iuti It,ttmtted number of
shares of this (lnmpeny at. par $10.11) per share. payable 10 per cent.
down and 10 per rent. monthly, nr a disc tont of :, per rent. for cash.
The elan who lit alone tomb:. to purchase well selected propert y may
invent his surplus funds in the share* of this Company and share pr"
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business and the increasing valor. of it. realty holdings. To the small
investor who desires something more than just safety for his phoney.
We offer here absolute safety and a high yarning on the investment.
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