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SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN
N shits iosT LAND RCUULATIONS.
r ~ Al.' penton whole the role head of r family,
` i au) wale over 11 yesn. old limy howe.tesd
Manitoba.rtei Saskatchewanlten of ofOnionIr,.. The
Ir ,, Ian wet appear las per.uu at lin Dentin1the
lI lends Agency o u4 Abo w. for tin
it agency,
h:ut01 a proxy may n. made at any
• agonry, oo ornate oosdll.oas, by friber,
IV mother, .on, daughter, brother or mister of
•^e:a luteu.diutf hon iodeader.
1fi Duties -rkt month"' residence upon red
11`-, cult 'vat ion of the land In each of lllree year..
;j7 A homesteader may live within ulna wlkr of
t : hi• Immo-dead os • farm of at hart to acre.
t i'., wb•ly owned and occupied by hint or by his
falter. mother, eon. daughter, brother w
4.t•r.
In certain districts a howa.tevier las goat
grinding nary pro-wupL a quarter section
i rhymeddi him homestead. Prlo. 01 per acre.
M
S Culla•- u.t roadside month.. in each of .ix
ryear. front date of bouaatoiid entry dwindled
,i the ewe required to earn hoarwtead pateut)
i,)k rid cultivate flay acre. extra.
r A kooramtorder who has exhausted his house -
used mrbt ad cannot obtain r per nwpltun
way taker purchased homestead las uertaiu
'r district,. Prim four per acro. Duties
1: r, reside six mouths Is each of three y cult
dry sereo and erect a hove womb iv.
,.,,. W, W. (AMY,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior
N.B, Coaut orlred publication of this ad
• an ...wait will not be paid for.
•=r Music
rihatj-
HR. y. B. KILPAI'K, A. O. S. M.
omni HI i I.Nvlo1. ltnghuvb. orwaout of* Mom...,
tr"5 church l:.mlerteh. W prepared la .Ive, iustru.
A us', 10 pile organohne and ,wwi culture.
.,i!11 •t .pa rimy attention abaci to 1he voke. I.ur War
i ' ' twiner. apply to M 1f. le:ilpack or A. K. cook.
ill0.1) 1 A. roans, of er u1.ro of Standard Lusa
,.._. la. Itrddrnae' Market .treat. near Haptl.t
church.
iiAI.F'It.n K. cool . TEACHER OF
►{Iaitp Theory. Harmony old
SAH' t uualErt,olu soli prepared for mantestime. o7ii TTTerooto t bnrervotory of Malek. Apply
y • .. .t Thereon a Mimic Store, Uodertch. Monday.
lot :Infos., at r.44.uoe of Mr. Alex. Macken
' rir.Dolan* .tram. Uwterrch ..dao et V. M.
� i .h. rows' near Stasdad Lama ('0 • Milo.
North -term.
watchmaking. etc,
St •Il'L1ALSEY PARK
Igtf WAril/ . J101,K- 11K omit IAV.
9lIN' South .Ids of Square. tloderieh. Im,1.
Civil Engineering
fit I TAUGHAN M. ROBKRTH, CIVIL.
r ;l, i. i red Hydraulic !engineer, Outer!! loot
.m m - Mclean Mock. Uoderich, Bonar
Montreal eines', Telephone 137.
I:.;1 , Medical
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I)1t14. RMMKRSON k TURNBULL.
1A. T. grr1a.0N, M 1).
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Towpu. H. H.
(dame 0aa11l1en Street. Phone PR,
y In Emmerson • reddens, North .tt*et
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Dr. TawbWer'
l.eGeorge
street.
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'1'''x $eethwent of Public Library- Phone Iia,
pli
F hR. W. F. UALLOW.M. B.
es. ,Mire and re.ldeiico, Noa- h .t met. Dederick
v north of 1'uunty Karimry oilier . Telephone 111
)R,
tee, Legal
L1 . KILLOKAN. BA "MISTER.
a .1 . ,d4ttnr. notary. etc. Money to lend at
i-; lowest mho. idlers -.North Street. Uuderlch
nr:,hear Signal UOew
oe.. 1n' Sforth Saturday.
and Mondays.
O. CAMKRl1N, K. C.. BARRIS-
'i^ 1r 1. TCM, solicitor, notary public . 11114:es-
Ilton Street, Uoderich, third door froth
I Square.
gi
LL harridans, solicitors. notarise public ph -
I)ROUDF'OOT. HAYS & BLAIIt
care Sh
1n u Maritime l'ea'st, eta timve, rot side
Square. tett door C. A. Nairn'. grocery. Pet
vats funds to lead et lowest nom of ,Intermit.
W. PROUDYu OT, h. 1'. H. C. HAYS. U. i
dLAllt.
(IHARLEM DARROW, L.L.B.. RAR-
HISTER attorney., solicitor. e., Ueda
::." , :alt. Money to end at V•
lowed rate..
i i Ai.0. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER,
nolloiter, oommpMoner, notary piddle.
y1I1 ottani Hamilton menet, UMderich tint.
.k insurance. Loans. Etc.
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EsRs4 OY.. J4IU
PRIVATK 1174 D,S M
IMrriOer. Hamilton !trentM,lodr-O
W R. ROBERTSON,
INSURANCE AOENT.
FIRR ANm LlaiTtuNo: Htitbh,(Uneaten end
/emendator
A1.;Ir,1NT d1UNRta AND IttlPutolota I.IAMII.
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The Ocean Accident and tinaranl.•r
orporatleo Ideated, of Lormolf, lerer
F111,'11Tr AND Iit�A8 . litre e,' Thr t'. S.
1r34:ys..a ildelity and UneeaMeet us' must
• itfrp al ee.idener, nortbeart corner of Vie
and 8t. Davids armee. 'Phone 1714.
�Ij iOHN W. ORAIGIR. LIFE, FIRE
t.1 asd aopldent In.aranee. Agent for loading
mut nal and .0041 rumppaarnlltoa, lnm trance in ell
lines effected on br..t pianissimi! at lowed
tall at onto., earner We.t Street and Square
w addremt J. W. CRAIG'S, tioderielt, Ont.
ifpi• . fele ,bone 11
wear McbILLOP MUTUAI. FIRK IN•
here's W:::, 1114 ANc O. -Yana and I.olated
Wil (.050ere ., McLean, Prem.. Hinson P. U
,o,-- T. Fraser VW.Pre.... Hrue.deld 1'. U.
MAA. Thomas le iIsyyrs, ., Seaforth I'. U
i• i ()h.etere -ism. (• 8eaforth ; John
}I U. Grieve, Winthropp • Geo lisle, $eaforth;
r` *.f{ John Heim a (tabun; Jo pane, Heath.
's lel wood • nn Watt, Harlot& ; Fraser,
„ 'sai 8roosilold (JJo Dnp B. McLean. KI • Jae.
J. W. Teo, Hdmeevlle, agent for Wr,b
Heron. Policy-holdere can pa) a.eseeneine
dad set, their Garde noel at Tose t
41h [ylrstronf1i. Clinton, or at H. H l'eft's grog ry,
1'F street, (3aderle4.
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P Marriage Licenses
CPI WALTER R. KELLY, t
a{&S+; i OODERfcli, ONT.
Wmto4maker, Jeweller and Optician.
Ismer of Marriage teen.e..
froli
03 itea LANE, iMSUKK OF MARRi-
l�+ AOE lipenses, Dederick', Ont.
la'ir•,3 r
� (tfri� SHATNO PALLOR
N��ssssDPORD MAXI( BARBERSHOP;
-Tab well-known and ,spa1arsand
impatiens
the Deft, service In "hat log
1330301 tMlteltting. etc.. eta ladle.' .hmmpoeing a
,.' 0,Iy .kl11.4 handle employed.
IiN �pRw18 be sppnnlmted. ',Vivi.. aOEtl eWr.
f 1•'
- ' - --- - Aaetlola erring
p8 l-,;,. ,1 THOMAS GUNDRY, LIVE STOCK
n° , and eel asotioneer. 081cna on South
j Street, where he will be found at a8 Ume"
1 Wbsa not erring sloe. Terms manorsaM. and
( r . ltwy IWl meg to flee you otlsfactlow.
1
g crags
appliances Is evidenc0d hely dsy in
AUCTIONEERINO. vantage of poeeessin cold et
114 )
wise,emu* set�r
d 1 s.MWV unmanswrite ter i
tit( easefully weededto are
e.er wlu
THE SIGNAL : GODBRIOH; ONTARIO
Xews of the Sistriet.
Robb. 1Varreber has sold his livery
bunnies' at Hensel) to his brother
Nathaniel.
The Blyth Hide Association will
hold its fall shoot on November -11th
and 12th.
On Sunday, the 17th inst., John
HawUtun dud at Bruis el$ in his
reventy-eighth year.
Thor. B.•ouetl r brckyari, on the
12(11 cuucemaun of Howie'', war re-
cently destroyed by tire.
'Thus. Liud haw returned M his house
at Winghaui sftA•r rpeudiug three
years in Saskatchewan.
Thor. S. Brandon, of the 3rd line of
Alcune, low sold. hie 16i)•acre farm to
Joint Nethcry. The price was ever
Com.
'Phe village council of Hayfield bar
derided to submit a local option bylaw
to the vote of the people at the Janu•
ary elections.
Mier U. Cockburn, B.A., of Toronto,
has beryl engaged to take the late Misr
Dodson'. place oil the staff of W ilgbani
high whuul.
Rev. R. McKachrrn, late 01 Laank-
dale, has been inducted into the charge
of the Presbyterian congregstiuur of
.1'hitechurch and 'stogie/le.
Mr. and Mrs. 'L'huwas Dick, old and
te4I)eCtail rrsidetate of the township of
Hay, have retired front the faros and
have:reumveJ to Kgwuudville.
Juhn itluur, who war formerly su
bu,iiuees et Hlyth, has purchased a
bakery at Muuot Forest and is re-
'iug his family lethal town.
John Eidl, who for several years
cuIWucteol a nuur end teen- steins st.
Exeter, has Hold big ntoek to i N'w,
Rivet., end hen removed las Ailsa
('said.
On '1'hur.day, 11141 suet., (littler 11.
CO114ndl11. ladder of Mrs. I. U. Richands, died at Brussel., aged seventy-
seven years. Mr. and Aire. Uu(Iinotu
removed to Brussels recently frau
Midland City, Mich.
The death of Mrs. 'Thum: :Scott, of
Luudeoln,r.,, occurrent on Monday,
lath sort., atter SO illness of several
moot he. The, deeraaed, *WWII& (sly
thirty- • year of age, leaves her
husband and one Hon.
T. N. Por.ytbr, who'is ruusdieg up
his nineteenth year as teacher ut the
er-boil in .ret Nu. 2Tuckerelnitb,
1,4o been re-engaged fur another year.
Chir long connection with one *action
n crd.t&ble to iJl concerned.
4 Rues.'" Vail. the_operator at Wing -
ham t'.P.i R. elation, died at his home.
at 0hatewortb.-on the lith n+et.. of
typhoid fever. He was hardly
twenty-one year% of age and ova. •
Might and prumsaiug yuumg man.
On Thursday lard «'alter M. IA.wtis,
of Clinton, war inerried at Listowel to
11 ian .tddie l.. Stevenson, of that piece.
the ceremony being performed by Rev
It. 1:. Stevenson, of Lucian, brother n(
the bride. Mr. and Mr. Downs will
reside at Clinton.
J. Legett, principal of Fordwich
public school, bar handed in hie resig-
nation. having been engaged as prin•
cited of Allenford public school at an
in t ease of salary. A. 11. Musgrove,
M. 1'. P., will tske charge of the
-whited for the remainder of the year.
A pretty wedding look place 011
Wednesday, l /etcher :!)th. at the reoi-
dence of the bride's parents. when
Mie. Louise, only daughter of Mr. and
Mr.. %%'m. Armstrong, of near Hen-
sel', was married to John Coleman.
Rev. W. J. Doherty, of 'fennel'. per-
formed
er-
for me d the ceonwonv.
The Mortal temente of the late
Thomas Fulton were interred on Sun-
day "t last week at Brand Bend, death
having occurred while Mr. Fulton was
undergoing an operation at Ann Ar-
bor, Mich. Decease.) 1st one time
owned a sswmnill at Gland fiend. He
had reached the age of seventy-seven
.rat.
The death of John Brisson, of Drys-
dale. occurred on Monday evening.
lath inst., after an illness of only •
few day*.. Decrlaed wan over seventy•
two years of age, and came to this
colioty (rum Luwer Canada about
fifty yearn ago, Hi. aged -wife and
thirteen children, of a family of fifteen,
survive.
4)n Thursday. 1114h inst., another of
the elder reside -Ina of the Hensel) sec-
tion pissed away in the death of
Henry Pfaff. INecealeli war a native
of Oct -many, but spent nearly all his
life in this country, having resided at
Hen.all the hist s•ventern yearn. He
io survived by three suns and two
daughters.
At a meeting of the shareholders of
the!Seaforth Milling 0 pang. Limi-
ted, held Inst week. the following
ottieerre were elected : Pi esident, U.
it. thinner, ht./street t vier -president,
F'. W. 'Thompson, Montreal ; secretary
and tree/ewer, I. J. Ms•l'allum, Ex-
eter. 'Che Company ss making some
improvements sn its property.
A pretty home wedding took plane
u ¶V.'dneaday, (frtnher IAli, at
"Meple Villa. ' the h of Luke
Speriam, 11th c ,nce'uion el Grey, his
y era (laughter. Miss Cor.1 1.., be-
ing u�itell to N1Ihy Robins/in, of Ed-
neintun, Alta., formerly of (levy.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. Hrndernm, of Ethel. Mr. and Mrs.
Robinson will make their h e at
Edmonton.
On Tuesday, October high, et the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacoh (falser,
Shipkil, their only daughter, Miss
Martie M., war united in wedlock to
Jacob A. Katz, a prosperous young
tum merchant a Khiva. The cere-
mony performed by Rev. Jlr.
Bran, of C 'inn, assisted by Rev. '1'.
A. Steadman, n orbett.. After their
return f' the ho moon trip Mr.
&nil'4I,N. RAIZ will IPS 1 t Khivs.
Winchelsea has had a 1 dog
scare. A young collie dog, helm ng
to Wrnley HeyWIHrl, developed eignx
of ►Wing mad end snowed considerable
excitement In the meighhorhood. His
attacks were principally on eat'', Key -
eel of which he killed. He ran around
in a furious suite, snapping and kiting
at everytbing in his path. until John
Piper east a lame. and corraled the
brute and A shot frons'1 gun moon put
an end to hildngllhip.
Nets Cleft of Otty Township.
At • meeting of the township noun•
cil of (irey held lent week A. H. Ma
1lrlltolds psiesallal of Ethel public
school. was appointed tflwnshi , clerk
and treasurer an surer/woe to the late
John McIntosh, at the rase eatery.
OHIO for I,nth offices.
Benefits of Cold Storage.
The Brussels Post says : "The ad-
aswmraraeet
russsls by the Immense number of
live fowl brought to R. T6nmson's
emporium to be slaughtered and
cared for properly until the cit
market. .re embed. OoM etoet e- is
Bruetlels and the surrounding coun-
try."
Died in Manitoba.
'Die death took place at Gilbert
Plains. Man., on Friday, October
15tb, of John 11, McTavish, a former
resident of the Wronger neighbor-
hood. Deceased, who war in his
eighty-eighth year, was•very success-
ful fanner and was one of the early
settlers of the Wroxeter' district,
suing to the 11'eet a few yearr ago
with hie wife to make their home
among their children there. Peter
and Dan McTavish, of Howick, are
eons of the decear d, The remains
were brought to %Vroxeter for inter-
ment.
Death of Alexander McLauchliu, Brus-
sels.
Alexander McLachlin, an old and
well-kuown resident of Brussels, rel•
tempted suicide one day last week by
%wallowing a quantity of paris green.
Elnetiee were promptly administered,
and it war thoughl.lhe old gentleman
would pull through, but he died on
Wednesday night. lir had beast in
pooh health and a melancholy stale
fur dome time, and thin, coupled with
the fact that he and his wife were
about to remove to Toronto' to live
with two daughters who reside there,
evidently resulted in a eLraiu whirl'
was Wu ouch fur line. He had al-
most e
yncludtd his set/Maly-second
venty-second
year. 1 . war a flue ogentleman
and hisjralh is deeply regretted..
Nupitial Event at Brussels.
Wedding bells rang merrily at the
residenee ut Mr. and AI1.. N.
M. tic o ry, .Jf firtiveels;- en.. 11' si
ueslay of tart week, when, in the
presenrr of twenty five guests', Rev.
E. (l. Powell ye•rformd the cer•u/ony
uniting Misr (Irma Margaret, eldest
daughter of the host and hostess, to
W. H. Me•rkling*.i. of Hanover. Miss
Estella teeny, sister of the bride,
played for wedding march. 'l'be
wide sand gt•oou, were unattended.
The bride was tastefully attired iu
white silk trimmed with allover leer
std tucked net. with the bridal veil
end orange blolisouir which her
unither.wure at her wedding twenty-
two years ago. Thr wedding favus
were very handsome and the y g
couple commence their married lite
With the hearty good wishes of a bust
of rrletive's anti friends. They will
Bigler their hover at Hanover.
Typhoid Epidemic at Wingham.
-Miss Helena i)adson, H. A., teacher
of modern languages 11. Winghaw high
school. died at her home in that town
on TuesdayWf last week of typhoid
fever, after an illness of ten love.
This waken the eighth victim of the
terrible epidemic of typhoid which has
been scourging Wingbam for many
weeks. It is estimated that there are
twenty cases, and the citizens have
becomes thoroughly alarmed over the
spread of the fever that a bylaw for
.the installation of a water system will
he introduced and voted upon as
quickly as possible. Analysis has
beets made of the water in different
pieta of the town, and many wells
have 1100(1 (01111d to be contaminated
and the water absolutely unfit fur
consumption. The contamination
comes largely from sewage which
sweeps through into the wells, owing
to the gravelly nature of the soil.
Misr Daelwn, who was thirty-three
years of age, was a graduate of
Queen's University and was a special-
ist -in French, German and history.
She was very highly esteemed by her
fellow -teachers and by the students of
the 'Vingbain high school, and her
death is felt as a great loss. Her
mother, a brother and *sister survive,
the sister -being Mrs. (Rev., Langford.
of Mookton.
CURE THAT OBSTINATE SORE.
Where Ordinary Salves Fail Zam-Buk
Succeeds.
('bronic sores which cause trouble
by •'bre aking open' may be cured by
%►m -Rule,
as well as recent injuries
and diereses. If you suffer from some
old sore -bidden, porhaps, but none
the less painful for that don't dally.
$,)ply Nature's healing essences se pro-
vided in %ss'-Buk. Mrs. 1. 1?. Ashton,
of 111 Vickers street.. Fort William,
tells how valuable.-% stn-Buk is as a
family balm. She says: "We tint
algid 7..uu•Buk for cuts and bruises,
etc., and found it no satisfactory that
niy husband started using it for s
chronic sore. For a long time he had
been bothered with an old sore on his
leg, and had used various prepara-
tions, yet nothing had permanently
cured it. He began applying Zero -
Bak brim, and was very noon agree-
ably surprised '(♦u notice s great im-
pruveweut.
-It was only $ matter of •short
time before %sncBuk had thoroughly
cleansed the sore of all foul matter
end healing commenced. It is now
some months since the sore was (romt-
plrtely closed, and there in no likeli-
hood of its breaking out again.
-Mince then my baby, eighteen
months old, has been ( urea of eczema
on the scalp by %am -Bilk. This ec-
zew• came in red pimples, and if
robbed or scratched formed ioto
sure. The child was very fretful
from the irritation of the scalp, but
whenever %tun-Buk war applied it
seemed to luring the greatent relief.
Press/wilt ♦ppIioatiuna were effective
in clearing all traces of t, .r disease
from the baby's' si•tip in • short space
of time. I feel it my duly to give the
credit where due, and 1 cheerfully
lec•uunnend % un •Bak ID all sufferer%
from chronic sures, bad Ieg,or eczema."
%am-Buk is Nature's own heeling
halm. being comp oeed of pure herbal
essence*. It is a sere PIM: for eczema,
ringworm. ulcers, cuts, bmrne, bruises,
poisoned pores, chronic wound'', had
leg, piles, festering sores, ehspped
hands, cold -sorra, frul(J,ite. and all
akin injuries and disee''e,, Druggists
* p stores everywhere sell at 10,:. s
box, iPr.post•fr'e for price from %sm-
But Co..` -Toronto ; :1 loxes 51.2.1.
You ere warffestegainst harmful imi-
tations represented, to be "jdst me
gam'
One of the Summer d.
He -And when do we get ma
She -Oh. John, how can you take
engagement so nerloualy
el
A precious thing Is all the more
p es1oua to us if It has been_ son_ by
work or ernnomy.-Rnskln.
"You told me yon were rich. 1
don't know why 1 married your"
"011 ! don't blame me. It was ,tones
who told me your father was a
wealthy man!"
Gentleman lin an Inebriated state.
supporting himself against &telegraph
pole, soliloquising) -"f shay-hic-
whatever shall I de when winless
telegraphy captain r
Little words. 0 not eloquent speeches
11 J not miracles,
not
nor ooe ores% o act oe mighty
martyrdom, make up the Obrletlan
Ira -Dr. A. Boom..
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool Wheat Futures C1eas MO -
et, Chkage Lower -Lire Siegle
-Latest Quotations.
Mooney Realism lit Re
uverpuul wheat luturer dried
unchanged to ltd higher, oulnOsred =
.t+,tu'da) con '44 Ivor.
Chm*xe Deer.,ber whey futures clone
today lc lower than Saturday. December
cure is lower, .111d Ia.er,nher oats we.
,hanged.
Winnipeg Options.
Wheat .oaths Uf.10c. imine l.re tit"
May ebbe,.
Outs- October 23%%.. iksmrau8tr NW;
Abs) 9t4,c
Toronto Grain Market,
W4eal, fall. burl, 11 la to
Wheal, red, burl, l lot
w'lnat, guWe, bush 0 M
hue elitism*, burley 014
1t1r, burns. 0 A
Barley. flush - 0*
Pratt. bollen 14 10
(Nate, bushel ... 0 e1
Toronto Dairy Market.
new 14 0 13 U 1i&
1•:gg♦ naw Iota, dozers U 14
Hotter, eepar4tu•r, dairy, Ib0 II 0
Butler. store lute 41 M 0!
butter. creamery, solids---01a
Butter, creamery. le nye0 SL 0 S
henry, extracted 010 ....
New York Daley Market.
NEW YORK, lit i. -Butter-14rm;
reteiptr, $037, enaruary, rtscW., sec se
extras, 31c to &Ilia. third to ar
shy. to ek; pr otee, e ies,
We o ac, erre
fr. tor), 26, las t6c, inetatlun 0rnary.
t* 27c.
('hewer -Firm, rdms. lei, emu,. fat'
r,.w, 'prate, liPac to 17%Ac. do-. &API.,
Nut.), leltc, du , Oct, MSc.du., cum-
11101J,M
to KMI. 1211• to IM ay: sigma, roll t0
p,. -1W 4 to fie.
Eges-Strung. rectipta, 710, elate. PolM-
*ylvuola grin u.ar by. 4asmery, white.
0.,... /2v to Mi. du , gathered. whit.,
its toelk', do.. IM•anory, brown. Plc to AC;
gotta red, brews, i' to ik. w0atrrq T4*11zt-
tra, first, 4c to 1•,c, ural, W ,
seconds, Mc to gh... refrigerator, extra,
fancy Msec.
5....
of
CATTLE MARKETS.
Cables Steady -U. 8. Markets Active
and Generally Firm.
14.01x18, UV( 4.. -Lundie cables Por
rattle are stead) 41 I2.. to 13Inc per 1►
fur .'atadWu steer., deemed weigh, re-
frl4rrapx beef Is quoted at 10ec to /0$e
per It.
Union Stock Yards.
TORONTO, Oct. 'S. - Receipts d
live stuck at Cuwu Sleek Yards were
k"e os1luiele, 4.0111511witg 414* anM%,
1;74 *beep and lambs and 17 calves
Butchers.
Choles butcher. .oto uy to Mi, one
Wad bringing that prier 1l,.ld•Ili, to 14Jl/,
no.Ilunn, 54.50 to1t, cwrul.uu. 1475 to
Kurth 11
4426: 1.10 to 5415:' censer, pis
1. 02.14.
feeders. -
Loads of goad fr.aisn sold .t M to 5414
fur Reefs, and buts at 1175 to :s. it.
Milken aM Springers.
A limited nwu,Ler of milkers sold at
Own 11t6 to 116 n eel.
Veal Calves -
A anal' delivery of veal calvan, 17 Is
number, sold at 53 to 54.5u par cert.
Sheep and Lambs.
Praxes for sheep and lambs wee steely
but nrm at f0Wwtog prime : Rms. I=
to MAO per cwt.. rates. IMO to R ger
cwt., lambs, i to i 7$ per cwt.
Hogs.
There were mens on sake; awns most
Prices unchanged. at 0.14 for adata. fed
and watered, and 57 140 tots. maw at corm
try point. • r,
Montreal Levo Stock.
MONTILSAI, Ott. 76 -At the Mooted
'tuck Yards West 411.4 Market. the res
.elpu of live stuck fur the week err0oa
Ori !1. were 1J1, .a(ne. Nat ,heap .ed
lasts, lira bag. and SA .shag
The uf[eriaga ou the mart.( the mord
Ing a-onal,ted of Tal cattle, 2336 Stop mod
lambs. lata hogs and tt maven. A fear
turn of the trod* eras the stronger fell-
ing :o the market fur Mattis, and prions
ironed an a6valvr u[ 1tc per
ta1b . mutwlth-
srsllna the fa,t that tis, supply wee
somewhat larger than • work eau The
aver*('• quality of the stock was rather
better te.Nu u,.hl, wheel were mmufty
from • /mann point'. then, being only
five earned* . f eorthw0M rsaolere ea
the merhel. The ateadance of buys
wag large, .md, as the Breather ` was
cloudy and awl, t4a demood wee Birth,
and • brisk trade Was dune at the harbor
rangr of prices. There wee considerable
demand Ir.Nn wirers for amours, a
which the ottert111 were [.1rly larOlk
Wt prices roe there were 1154 firmer.
Choice stases meld et ie to aoac, good d
to Hie: tali at 4c to e1tc, medtum d
vac to Ilxc, good bows at 3%c to 4%0
per lb , and steers sd Skil/ 1u 0. with
,vers at $1 6 to 11.14 per cwt.
.aMw barn LU.w• eout mated that the
weather tris wet, and trails In Matte
▪ 4•. There was Iv/ champ, to the 14 .
dation of the marks' same* that pe
for crows.. heifers rad ranchers elms the
per Ib higher that a week apo. the tat-
ter selling at 10%e to 12 per It.
In tette of the continued henry ready*
of Lambe, a wronger fedda& Meteh ped la
the market. and pricMa stowed an ail -
of toe per Ib. The demand tram
bs,i amid uutMdr bnyere te very active,
as: there r nu Menne= doing for export
4..ount, as Primo In 111 the torelga 0aT-
krtr have tarn ruling vary low all ser
o,,. fur both steep and lambs. An ac-
tlir trade was done ` emits at Alk to
6. per lb Ramp mel with m fat ane,
red I.rle.s were encbanged drum a week
ie... at Mac to the per 1b Thera cum.
t.uued to be a good demand for calves.
ted. as supplies are small end limited,
(o',cell Nle firm, at 13 to 1413 each. as to
e lse and quldlty A fboter fee14M pee-
vatled to the market for bags, sad as
advents 1 It PCI est wee paid hi rani
.Ilyev The morph wee faMy largo. tar
which the doomed from packers urea
mod. sad ea active trod* wee dams 1•
e viv,•ted lou al SLAM to WS per cwt ,
w eighed orf cars Oahe advice from all
tl.•• leading foreign merited.'" ase t• amebas
t:'osert were stronger, and noted as 46•
v.. n..•. r 1.• to at Per reit, on ecuaort at
the continued scarcity
East Buffale•Cettls Madtatr
FAST B('PFALra, Cut 146.- -Hee
empty MM. fairly seine and toe to 1M
luwe, prime mean. 1414 to 0.
Ping. X. 76 to N.M. butcher* KM to
laser., 0 a w OM, now, Of 00 )>4
bull, X:71 to 14. meeker. mg teedar*,
13.60 to $1 ID: Moak h arses, SITS to
fresh cows sad swimmers Mahn
steady. Ste to Itt
Veal«-11arelpaa, 1110 Wed; settee and
A. higher, Is las :•
nog. Rectapu. 44,0 bond: acre, pigs
steady to 1.14 higher. others Mneme; heavy.
1 re to St. mixed. $7.16 to $. Totter%
t; 76 (n n s). peg•. F to 5Rt ropsla, A
to 17 ', stags, M to 544b; dose, 41.14
to1;a,
hee•p'av1 Irmbe Itemdpm more hoe&
setter, sheep Heady. Wrote Ac higher•
Iambs. 16.60 to 14.54• yeaJr1M, 14 10 14.
wetter. Sem to S. ewes, 146.1 to 54alt
sharp.:,Is.11 12 to 54.0 Canada 'Imam
41 eo to X. 15
Chicago Liv. Stock.
C' It 11 •AIX). oat Ig.-. 6.--imolg16
2.,W, ur., rket, beet nese; others
steers. atm to 1s; romar O
heifer m, T32 (0 50; buns. O to f; etsnlvae
53 t., 4t 75 .torten and teener*, 5376 to
GO
6tt,,g,s (1. .ipu, 11,450, ganef, is to fres
higher cheers Seery. 1144 40;bate!
an'. 5716 to In; light mixed. A.41
chute.. lIckt. 0.70 t 031; pmrstm6
0.f0, fi to 37 S. 41.14 of rake.
to *ID
HMrp - tucrlpls, 14456. narleal. h•d
atearty. others. weak to Ale awe;
f114 M. W Brake. it 6o �l� pes
to R
'Twig Ever Thu!,
The nights were growing colder.
"Well, au revolt, old chap," raid the
Front (late ; "i'm off for my mica
Hon."
"Mine it just aver," rejoined the
Parlor Sofa, With $ sigh, "and now
1'11 have to get busy again."
No man has discovered the
mesas of su ul give" frIeodly
ad wane", even ttls own.
Jealousy hu In it eonething low
ie d treacherous. It M a avowal
which we Make to our.eliee of our
owe interiorly.-Mawtllon.
AFTER
DOCTORS
FAILED
Lydia E. Pink ham' sVegeta-
ble Compound Cured er,
Turou W, Canada. -''I shall elide* Tor
to describe to yuu how 1 telt before 1
began takiug Lydia E. Piukham's Veg-
etable Compound. I scarcely knew
what it was to be well. 1 had awful
beariugdowupaius
and usually before
my monthly periods
I suffered terribly
and had to go to
bed. 1 was uut able
to walk across the
dour the pain was
su bad. 1 doctored
fora lung time, but
the ductur's treat-
ment did not do we
any good. 1 gave up
all hopes of ever
being well agaiu
until one day soy husband saw the l OM -
pound advertised in the paper. He
OM-
pound
r
tugrtmea bottle, tl idd
thankfulit did. 1 had nut taken uta
bottle before I begau W feel better,
and 1 kept uu taklug it until now 1 as'
a different womau. 1t also helped me
during maternity and childbirth. 1
can thoroughly recommend your Veg-
etable t-ompound iv posy ♦.)slut sg11u
is afflicted with female troubles." -
Mrs. J. M. •Tsv).&DAta, 134 Nassau St.,
Turuntu, Canada.
The success of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs. is unparalleled. it may be
Used with perfect cuutideuce by W cameo
who suffer from displacements, Iudaw-
station, ulceration, fibroid tumors, ir-
regularities, periodic pales, backache.
beaftogduwu feeling, flatulrucy, ludl-
gesltiuu, dizziness, ur uervuus prustra-
tiuu. -
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CLOTIIING
FOR MEN
FITS WELL
LOOKS WELL
WEARS WELL
When made by
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14g The Tailor, West St.
meamilemme
'Phone 56
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MrCsll'r Patterns and Publications.
P36ne MILLAR'S SCOTCH STORE 'Phone
TIIUI$ AT, OCruaia Vie 1000
D. MALAR CO. P^^�56
Ready=toWear Garments
ti,,„,, -).2-34,64„.s,,, THAT PLEASE -4 4 Fizz
The goods shown in our ready-to-wear department are in a rise
I,y themselves, as we are particular in only carryinv garments of the
worst reliably wakes, and any goods not up to our high standard
air at once returned, never tieing put into stock.
Ladies' Mantles in all the moven styles, in black and eolore, from
146.00 eaeh: -
• N e have donee were business in children's Coat* so far this season
than any whole season before --because we have the right goods at the
right prices/. Cbildrenli Coats, latest 'styles, iron► 112.00 each.
Children's bearskin Coate, front 111.60 each.
Hee our handsome' infante' I'erriage Rugs, new stylise. ``
Children's Hats, Caps, 'Tams and Bonnets.
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS
Never la•fute were we so well prepared with as large a stock of
new and tashionshle Dimas Material« as we are this season. All the
new shades are in stc.•k, and we have some apleudld values to offer
from 26e. per yard.
New Veilings t ' New Ribbons 4, 4,, New Belts
hi„ ,New Buttons New Jet Trimming's
avhf
f¢ 'z Visit the (`al•I,et Male, .A"tf=l1
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PRESERVING EGGS
'the I .t way to preserve egga for winter, also the
way. is by using
Waterglass r;)ir viii.'
You just mix waterglaes with water and put the eggs
in, and they will keep for two years. Try a can, only
15•. For sale by
J. BUTLAND
ist. G oderich.
"THE STORE THAT PLEASES."
Subscribe for The Signal now.
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KNIGHT
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Don't me as much "Black Knight" as you
have been using of other stove polishes.
ti'ou do•'t need as much, to bring a brilliant,
)giittering, lasting polish to the ironwork.
A little of "Black Knight" goes a long way.
And you get a bigger box of "Black Knight"
than of soy other stove polish that sells for nuc.
11, for say reason. you emit get "$lack
x11 ht" Stoop Polish •t your dealer's,
wad lac. for m large ma postpaid.
Tel I' F. SAiM OS. WIMP. - 11A1t1t.TSl1. est
Makers of the femme •1 In t" rhes Polish. 20
It Silts Them All
Old and young
delight in the rich-
ness and delicious-
ness of COWAN'S
PERFECTION
COCOA.
It suits every
taste.
Tale Cowan Co. Mulled.
TORONTO. 134
Beauty and Simplicity
ere twin qualities to be sought
for. Search the town over
and you'll find nowhere are
these qualities exemplified to
a higher degree than here.
WE STUDY BEAUTY iN
FURNITURE
and give it to you --each piece
men in our stock. Good
quality and reasonableness of
price are also &enured you.
GEO. JOHNSTON
FURNITURE end UNI)FRTAKIN(i
'PHONES
HTORE-ti) REN1DENl'E-178
New Ranges
JAT REDUCED PRICES.
On account of having to store
part of nay stock of stoves I find a few
of them have loot some of their
brightness, though in no way injured.
We are making *special ecial cut of from
las to 21) per cent. on these for quick
selling, art we du not wish to carry
anything but clean stock.
We are sole agents for the
Good Cheer Stoves and
Ranges.
Another line we are pushing at
present is the celebrated
Brantford Roofing. -'
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ease
Suitable for hours, tarn or factory.
All grades in stock from $1.50 sip.
A good stock of these lines alwaye `
on hand.
All kinds of Contracting, Jobbing,
Heating, 1'1 bing, Electric Wiring
and Metal Work.
W. R. Pinder
'Phone 1:,5
"BATTY I. Y.tt.zIt Z' U1JZIL€D
TJSLEEP IN A
BABY CARRIAGE"
" Whet we visit other l.diet 1 slweys know if they
tie particular mothers because partite's' others
inew•aditbeatthe . .ttI gtomY of a
Tl.c arrows pant to the points I want to melte hers.
"The imams are triple -crawl, finely tempered Meet
guaranteed to *booth ever .r
"The hubs on `ENjjv wheels are covered wish
robber caps.
" There's
in danger of write/Wig the furniture win you
drive the bnby moved the house is a GLN r,g . It's
easy to uadentanmothers el why good men inset en • Np N
nage for baby "
Hold by all nest -ries. dealer&
Write to us If your dealer
doesn't emery thews.
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Caine** MaadactarIaI Cs.
Ideated low Toronto
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