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I av clew :••. a1(QOi is .lneyud:
led as a pain relieving agent.
Applied in the 1s. D. &,L."
Menthol Plaster it is the (.lost
effective remedy known for
Lumbago, Sciatica, Rheuma tic
Aches and Pains. Try a "D.
& L." Menthol Plaster the
next time you are suffering
from any one of these com-
plaints and be convinced. 25c.
each at druggists.
1.1 SE
FEPQYL!!
A Splendid Tonic
Builds up t''.o System
Strengthens tho
Mut.clos
Coves New Life
Sold by ail medicine dealers.
Lewis a Lawrence C'., Monne
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool and Chicago Wheat F4 res
Close Higher -Live Stock -
Latest Quotations.
Monday Sealing, Jos► 1
Llverpodi wheat futures dosed to -dal
IA t,, 1V4 higher U,att ou yrtday: cera ad
bower
At .'tee.aao• stay wheat closed lige hiss.
er than on Friday. May corn 14' 241A2.
and Stay oats 'pc higher
Winnipeg Options.
At Winnipeg. May wheat timid Mie
higher soar, un Friday , May 0a1e 1l0
higher. SLOW May SLOTS.
cats -January .44►c, May VW -
Toronto
' %c.Toronto Grain Markt.
Their Narrow Escape.
Two Irishmen.
Scot'bulan Aftbent ott er
be
W up a (
a long, : fierce fight. in which the
ticotchutan ahuoet head the better of
it. they succeeded in conquering hitt.
A thnrough search of hitt clothes din-
ette"( one tone flue -rout piece. ___ _ -
"Troth. Pat," *aid Mike disgustedly.
"it he'd hall tiff chits instead of a
nickel be'd have tnurthered the two
of eat•' -Everybody's Magazine.
PILES CURED at HOME
'S by New Absorption Method.4,
1 f 3011 sutler from bleeding,
ill
❑.r
rotru
-1 ,t blind
or „
Ii lig,. p
h•
nig
r tis
• 1 dy e
1 11 send ole your r a _�_
I,v. alt tell p.m how to cure your-
self at home 1l\' the absorption
trealulent ; and will also send
some of this home treatment
fret for ''trial, with references
• from 'your own locality if re-
quested. Immediate relief and
permanent cure' a tsttred. Sen11
no money, but tell others of
this offer. Write to-dav to Mrs:
M Summers Box ti45 Windsor,
Revition Freres
es,•suewro a+rs I
The largsatt dealer. in
Tr.r•:rt,1`hinstill the world.
Wes Arty thea .
MIST MARKET P►►:CE
for all kind, of
Raw Furs 2nd Skins
I honest assortment. Quick return.
All tor our 1909.1')10 PRICE LIST t
PI'S FREE
noose ..n .,...e.«..•
114 and 130 Mr(1,11 5t. Montreal.
WE LAT , xrumm% tflkt .1.1.
Wheat, tali, bush Jft • M 011111
Wheat, goose. bush 1H mei
Wheat. red. buaki Of- •••e
heat- -
•.Rliy ltbMime! • •«••• . M t O
Barley. bah •
Peas,bushel ......• M ••••
Oatsbusel
Toronto Dairy Market.
('t.eese, per Ib ..•, s 11 ' I al‘
Erre. ease iota, dozen s of
Sutter, separator, dairy. 111.• s 25 • g
ltt.tter. store lots
IS
Sutter, creamery, solids• as
Sutter, creamery. lb. rolls2 21e s
Iluney, extracted
lioney combs. per doses t 2R ass
. New York Dairy Market.
PI -KW YORK. Jan. 3•-Butter--Uarettied
and tower: ra:apts. , c-reansry, ape-
r"uls,
Me; Cassa, Tic; third to Drat. 20
to sir: e'erarnery, held, zv'eond to nprata,.
to Mc: state ,tarry. common to finest.
_tic tu.34c. prones.,. Linn to.apnQal. air to
western f:aaor), .k• to ; Westin -it
imitation creatticry, -6r to Jt'.
e•he•rse-titin: eireipts, 91L. state, new.
(till a resat, apeelal, 17$er (0 Irk';
Sept . Caney. l
boat, 16114se; l'
in. nado' best. i, le. cOmmosto
good.lA, to Iba:,kns. full to special,
Tto
Ygma,s1lern:
receipts, 31116: Paste: Pent-
-•, It ali1a'
a rand nearby, l.etnry, While.
ut, y Mc to Pc; do.. gathered. whdte. X.•
t •, du.,: l ..nuerY. brown and mixed.
1k• t,. 1_r. io. gathered, tyrvwes
•to t,rlmc.'-:re. to me:
. �t. - weytnrnlextre.
34Yyt:o4t•; first. Ci a to Mile,
on (1. .0 3k•:. refrigerator. Llac 41
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CATTLE MARKETS.
SUNLIGHT
SOAP
it
,111
'0 •fit
Cables Easy -United States•
Centrally Firmer.
see
... \ I I tat esp..' and It,n-
do.1..0.h. .1u 1 T • ea-ttle lower at 11Y{r•
t., • .I•.. ..,1 w.:••.t: n' (rire•aor b..'(
1 • • ,int.
Union Stor.k Yards.
Tr IRO\TU..i:ut. : less 'pts of live
stoe'k :it Die Plane s;..;1; (ard., were
:r,' carload,. ••‘. 'fist 'silt "f euro cattle.,
9 /1.0.r:214 st. i•l. .,til lanais, :end 5
calves. •
Exporters.
There \etre n,eu- t.•,- carloa,ls or etc-.
'sees'<, wto!i w••t, la•Id for 'ru.•laday'5
nuteket, I.1! St bolts sold at from $1.75
to $:. i.er )11f1 n A Ie.•cat•k have,.;
roll amt
figure.
Butchers.
Prlm4 d .•t ,Irl,. solo at
1G.... 1• r rat .....4 t sr, to IL.60;
m..11wn. }t,9, 1. I; t4-ir✓ W
5 en 5( •
Veal Calves.
TMren for - A firm, at 13
to $,:. pie • 1,•
Sheep,and Lambs
Erpnrt roc .,, .•t ti :r a 14.7.: cutis
amd lasts; -at -.s1 4:-.!4 .laatit.A +t -W.3. 4.>-
$,.110 v,•r,twa Hogs.
t4etet•ts.• feel 4400 8.,ter.d. - $S.2,i and $.
f o.b. cars at ruuntry 1m:nt', -
-
Montreal -Live Stock.
MOVTRI Ate Jan. :L--(i;e+'c l 1 -At isle
Montreal Stock Yards We, -t hard Marki•t
rowifitanf_ eve .c.. >< ,. •s_•un..lc .]s:ele.11W.
rattle, 410 sheep and lambs. Mkt hugs and
260 salves while ntf,-rhtgn this tnor bila
were ese cattle. ll•_f and lamtrt. IJta
Apo. and it0 ealv„s. The undertone for
rattle _was ,u,tnewhat easter, with in-
creased supply. The quality. was above
the average. especially trorn Ontario
polnIe on the whole a rattly active trade
waw done. and sales of choice steers were
made at 544c; go..1 at 514,c to fitac: (ate at
Pic to 6C; medium at le to 44ic: common
at 31iftc to Pic. and inferior at 741: to 2'4c
per lb. A firm feeling pervade fur steaP
and lambs on account of continued Limited
supply. Sheep wed at 4ihc to 41ase; enol
land* at 23ic to .c• per It, The offerings
of (..Ai Vet( were ,shall, with prices at 4s. to
45• per Ib.
Scores the Daylight Bill.
Stratford bawuu.
When Dir. ti.. N. ,.ewle, M• P., Weet
Huron, introduced his daylight saving
Dill in the Omissions net Beeston The
Beacon mentioned wows practical dif-
ficulties in regard to it, and suggested
that if in the rummer thaw people
wished to go to work an hour earlier,
Rind quit en hour earlier so as to leave
a longer evening for recreation, it
aright possibly be done by mutual
atraugetnent, but not very
well
by legal enactment without confusion.
it also suggested that as Mr. Lewis
repressen bet what is largely et rursl
eaoslituettcy many of the fanners
went to work as early as ti o'clock it
the summer without any act of Pae ----
Bement to provide it, but probably all
of them did not quit even at 6 in the
evening. Msny of thew are in the
habit of adding an hour at both rode
when they can do it. The Montreal
Gazette has an article on the subject
eo forcible that it is herr introduced :
The hill "respecting the saviog of
daylight" has been re -introduced in
Parliament. It proposes to enact
that between the first Sunday in
April and the Brat Sunday in Novem-
ber (outaide of the Yukon territory)
the time shall be an hour in advance of
the precept In other words, noon
will be at 11 o'clock a. nt., and 6
&clock. the usual time for quitting
work, wilt be at 6 o'clock in the even-
ing. The hill, which is on the lines of
measure that has been reported
against Its England, assumes that
working hours have been fixed by the
clock and not by consideration of
what has been found convenient in
commercial mid industrial occupa-
tions- Some twedty-tive years ago, to
get rid of the inoonvrnience caused by
a tnuttiplicity of local times.. the Brit,-
ish system of a standard time was
adopted in Canada and the t'nited
States. instead- t f each city er town
using its own meridian time. and
every eastward or westevattt move-
eient requiring it change in the travel-
ler's watch. the continent was divided
into zones, ,marked by lines run-
ning. with borne narrow geogralihical
nlodifleations, north and South, and
within each one A Common time was
To • vw especially.
t' lailwa
1 hehed
este
r d mess -
twat men and Iwo
atm W tress
papers. the new onset proved so ac-
eept•thte that the genera( wonder Wan
it had not been thought sit before..
The bill now before Parliament will,
if it4aecom4n law, to an extent restore
the formol• iucunwe.1} hent conditions.
1t will disarrange Ole timetables 'of
rxi1Wayg rutin,ia both Canada
nod the United States, It will create
for the eastern past of Canada it set
of business hours different from.
those of New York and other parts of
the eastern United States with which
there is a large interchange of tele-
graphic business, in connes tion with
1 e•h- ilia
which,
sometimes, at few minutes
mean a large loss or gain. •inciden-
t.ally it will to a large extent dim -
err n
tlead-
ing
e
e ems eervicr of tl e 1d -
x u g
P the u
ing newspapers of Eastern Uanadxe
Halifax and $1. John time. for in-
slanec being. downed to two hours
ahead of New York and Boston:,
Such an ill-considered '+ill _ . ould
S
kitten. ft 'le hit to the Bred t. of the
House of Commons that it utas not
killetl.Ixnt eessiop' ,
Prig receipts were much larger to -day.,.
and males of selected lots from west tri
Toronto were made at 19. and from coat
-.of Toronto at St.46, weighed off esrw
• At the t'anadlan Pacific live 1R.wk mar
kat receipts for last week were UIO cattle,
515 sheep and lambs. t63t hogs acid 471
Calves, The Popp()" tads morning televist-
ed of ,ro rattle, 1)1) sheep and lambs, 44
,. home and S. calves.
Sunlight Soap cannot
your clothes. There ar
Injurious chemicals in S
light Soap to bite holes
even the most delica
fabric. $5,01111 are otte
ed to anyone iindin
adulteration in Sunllgh
Soap. set
r ..
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CURED OF\ ONSTIPATON
Mr. And sea Dr.
Morso's IInd Pills.
Mr. C,enrge Andrews alifaa, N'!
writes:
"For many years I have
troubled
with chronic Constipation. This ail-
ment never comes single-handed, and I
have been a victim to the many +lineae s
that constipation brings in its trains
Medicine after medicine I have taken in
order to find' relief, but one and all left
me in the frame hopeless condition. It
seemed that nothing would expel from
me the one ailment that,can ed so mulch
trouble, yet at last I read about these
Iddiait isoot Pills.
That was indeed a )nek\• day for tux,
for I was an impressed with the state-
Mmts made that I determined to
give them a fair trial.
They have regulsted my stomach and
bowels. I am cured el constipation, and
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East Buffalo Cattle Market.
ester )31'FPALct. Jan. Z. -Cattle -Re-
ceipt.,
. -Cattle -lie
ceipt., Lois )bead; steady, clow on heavy
active on light. 4, ,e *deers. 0.60 lr
$7,50; shaPPiva. P.960t.t 16.40; hutches, it
to 16.111, heifers, $4.'!t1, Loto 10.S: cows. $3.d
to 16.:0; bulls, $3 to speck • stockers
an' ,,
• feeders. 1.150 to 1G; M!.. ant
t'• $4; fresh cows and aprtngfrz
$2 to 11. ivwer, 11 to WA.
• V.1111-Re(*lPl , SOD head`. active an4
struma. 16 to 110.10; a few Sit.
tipgs Ito, eupte, 17.200 head,; fair)y re-
live and 7r to, ld' higher: heavy ant
mLxed. $9,0 to IRA); yorkcrt and plga'
70 •to $s.77,:'•re.»Rton, 1t to stags
ra u _-tlatrkti -i9 d In $1.i4 �- _ _
eel and 1.amlts-iterelpts, 19400peen1
: lheep,Mtow: iambs ....nye. lamb,.
$1l f'.; d ooili g., logit to 1:.11)
1V•r01� '6.75; ewe",$'M Ivelse.
$21014.4;
WARREN TOPPAN, Lynn,Mass.
Cured of severe compound
cold and cough by
•'Pram Dec. 20. '08, to March Ir '010,
I had throe bed colds, one oa top of tit*
ether. 1 got so weak I could hard)
get around. Nothing seemed to help
ate until 1 began to take VinoL The
change was magic. Three bottle/com-
pletely fixed that compound cold shod
stopped the terribis cough -and what
surprises Ras most, at the saw time
It cured me of a severe stomach trouble
that has bothered inc for 20 years.
VIeMI IS certalaly a wonderful medkIne."
Mr. Toppan is one of Lynn's most prominent and highly respected
Merchants, whose word is as good as his bond.
The reason Vinol is so successful in such cases is because it
contains the two most world -famed tonics -the medicinal, strength-
ening, body-building elements of Cod Liver Oil and Tonic Iron.
Your Money sack is You Are Not Satialled.
H. C. DUNLOP, Druggist, - Goderich, Ont.
A Lloyd -George Story.
The huagt•t has given rise tA num-
ber cif good stones r, es -about-Mr..Lloyd-
George, a particularly good one con-
cerning a recent banquet at which the
Chancellor of the Exchequer was a
guest.
Sitting next to him was a young
lady, who listened reverently to every
word thet•fell from her hero s lips.
"Ab." she vtintured At last, "you
have suffered a great deal in your life
from being misunderstood. have you
not r
"Yee." Mr. Lloyd -George is repotted
to pare replied, -I have suffered from
being misunderstood ; hut l haven't
suffered half a8 much as 1 w ould have
if 1 had been understood.
sten
wether.
'sheep, to
iRto19.T..
Ne • York Live Stock.
Jan: :.-Iteec.•n -P.mei pt
sue Hower, stern+. i
lir 1,'.611 bons, 11 t.
10; dressed l.oef ver
to Ile+ for nal1r
.,•a1P, 27 to $11
rutin. T, to 16.60.horny d valve., 13.6
to $$4.i7!%.weeterne. $I,7/r; 1ft-w d calve.
b,tt.._ 4IMtnLYMly
tOi-
Sheep anti lavnh:• ..Iteeetpts.t9.473; stead -
for sheep; ib,w• for )Smlea. sheep. $3.ao
t:,,S•. - cone, VIP to $3: hurtle, $7 to $R
cull.,,
$.1 to to 16.:P, yearlings. 16 in $7.
Boor,.. -$Lan stilts,. -x110. mstrkat - lower, a
177 to $7.10: 1Write outside Rules, 19 a
ilio 10•
1 claim tbey have no equal is s medi-
cine."
For over Imif a,ce:eery Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills hiwe been curing e cta-
etlp:aiton and clogged, inactive kidneys,
with all the ailments which result hoot
them. They cleanse the whole system
and sdd fairy to blood. Sold eves where
abox. 2
NEW YORK
ase- ..market
e , Melt; oven: 1
$1; ,sown, $:.4L 1,
dull and weak at
sides.
'solve.--ttecelpts, 175i
A Household Battery.
There h ad again been trouble in.
the O'Hagan household, and U'Hagen
had the word of sympathy when be
next met his neighbor.
a. 'Tis not much of a team ye make,
ye and yer woife," said O'Hagan.
'Ab' that's where ye're wrong,
said O`Hagan. "'Tis the foine team
we make entirely. Me woife ;pitches
aa' Ot catches.`"
Chicago Live Stock.
Cltle'A an. 3.-C ttle•-ltcceiptw.
000, :taa11N•t y; 'steers, I6 1. 1t
Vol on teat : heifers. 51.40 to la
Mockers and CI to P.56aad (,•,dait 1 �
s, $ to 30
ting,-Iteceintx, 36,e1A, market 10a'
• higher: chaise. heavy, $'t60 to $A,a.holt
c1145., 2.16 to SAP; light. mixed. p.36 t
$R.4e: choice, light, $145' to 1tbo; Pa. Kitt
84.10 to $4.16; page. $7.60 to 11.20: hulk •
melee. ssse to piss.
Sheep and 1-Tlerefeit•, 5,000; 'list
ktx et !nog . sheer. 14. Si to 1R: tont., tui
to sax,, )earlttys's. to M.S.
CURRENT LITERATURE.
Make Each Anint$l Worth
95(1/ Over Its Cost
On 73 of a Cent a Day
Idohndy over heard of ahsk tool•....ring the hob or colic. making
hen, lay in winter. increasing the yield of mak five pounds per Cow a day,
or. rr.tt •r.,g nut -down animals to plumpness and Vigor
When you fe•l stock food '• to your cow, horse. swine or poultrY.
you are merely feeding them what you are rowing on tour own farm.
"'Pe , - • 1., lour -s ectad lttheado good out of thefeeed you a themsr so they can to ge their
fat
EEL"
•u.,t -.tar fat all year round: also to prevent disease. cure disease and keep
them ,.p to the best possible condition. No' shxk food'• can do all these
"
/.••gra.' f1'ier n/ tnnigo. ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC tan and does. It is
" •• ' °"`"f ° • Not a "Stock Food" But a "Conditioner"
ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECiFIC contains n0grain. nor farm rradusts• It increases
IJ of mdk'fro.n three to five pound,. per cow per day before the Spec otic has been used tut/
-idea. It makes the milk ocher and add, ltt,h (aster than any other preparation knot..,
Youogitalaw.the • tavola be shwa
_A YAL P PLS are aslarae at sec weeks old as y
O
tat -math ti�
led with ALna?i• PURPLE
ials at n SPECIFIC •
.ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC hwWa up rundown animals and restores them • ,
plumpness altoo t magically., Cures hots. colic. worms, skin di ,sea and debility- pe; n tC • F . •'
nen McEw•an.the horseman, says: "1 have used ROYAL PURPLk.STti:,
K p•r-astenttyan the feeling of 'The Eel.' 2.e1#. Iarge.t winner of any pacer on Grand .
•
11U,. and 'Henry Waiters.' 2.1142. brother of Morn N'mters.' wanner of Wein in xrinor. •
in Itis. Thr -e hortses have never been off their feed since 1 commensal using Roy a. Ya.
Spea•afc almost a year ago. and 1 will always have 4 in my stables."
al P
STOCK AND POULTRY SPECIFIC
Oneadc. package,oi ROYAL PURPLE STOCIC SPECIFIC w: 1 • r n, .animal tievcris
dttye.whiah testas over two-thirds otacent ada'• Mo.t•t.hkft••• t:tv cent
twos nut fifty Jays an - re given three nmc4 • daY ROYAL PURPLY- STOCK SPECiI
-ita , en but once a Ja t `
sinaalt of the fifty cen k d ROYAL PURPLE. was mcrraw he v
the a
her and a
alto K
SID utak fattener. nor Rt
amu
g r
sn as on.snm I
u
f gar . tuck 211. It a t R Y A
v
a a K
ora afor food. a+stst logo f t
I t wall save many time
FIC rs our other Specuhc
hen, 70 days. or a pail cutin
materwl for tatty three ti .
sornmer and winter, .events ce s ls.an 0.01 3t m,vltlr (me. and cures ,ular
Every package of 1ROYAL 'P *PLS TOCK SPECIFIC w POULTRSY SPNCIFIt. •
guaranteed.
.lu,t use ROYAL PURPLE one of door animals and any other "reparation an. -
animal in the same condition: after comparing results you Wil PaykOYAL PURPL,
•
t arm all heat to death: or else backoptmesyour money. FitI!E-Ask
your merchant or Write us for our valuable ;r_ page booklet on cattle
and poultry disc....TV containing also
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
t hen you atm giving give wlntething useful.
What 'better for father, mother, rietor or
itaother than a pair of
\Ve have aeilne assortment of the beet styles.
Call and sew our select lines of
Fancy Footwear
for bathes and children. A selection from these
would wake a most acceOU►hla Uhristwaa gift.
WM. shARmAN
rockville
and Lasts hal( again a, 100 A11.511 pont cn,.• rains lour tin e : •
.s. age will last ay s.
Lure to digest and turn feed intotle,h Asa ha• attener i
gg
It a veterinary
ROYAL PURPLE PL
E POOL
TRY SF
pnultry, n01 for ti.ak.
tine 5a c: nt package.will last tw.
1,50 will last twenty-five hens 2sn days. wh,eh ,s lour tiro. n ,
the ,cost. it Makes a.'tayine rnach'ne •• out of ;our 1• n1
i . •
conking rrtrines and fu'1 pinccular, about y.
ROYAL PURPLE STOCK wad POUL w 1:jif ..
TRY SPECIFICS.
If you cannot Ret Royal Purple )�•.
Specifies from aterchanta or.agenis- ergo
wall supply you direct. express prepaid. •
on receipt o1 lit10 a pa's fur either Poultry
or Stock specific •
Make mosso finis,. our agent In
$041r district. n for terms. I
Purr sale by alt 44o -date merchants.
'rbesel well - k n ,w•u
cutter's eomhine the n11op-go-date,1..
op -go -date ideas in rtylb
and design with tiny.
'alali1 y but )1114 1111.1i. .n,
an.i anyone aIto is
be king for the beat
vaint• in a new ('utter
ehuuld ere the , local
ne.•nt.
, who bus s Nil Ilii t.f•
,r e•r goods. ' }:v,.rtDoe;
,els.. t• intrtr•etr.i• ip
t'Itti.•ts showed .tall 'Anel
a
s.. iaisrteak rind ng
priers.
NEW
Lumber
Yard
,iso.' Des n K t'o. Lt trim:
pur•+'has.•d Iter enti••.• •t,a•t,
ed IAtttil.•r of tb.• 11.al...0 h
Lionrwr Co at G•,.lerloh.
New prepared h. .,loads th
pahlt'•, wbf,hvsalr r1a 1 )• 1 1
sir
all lines of
LUMBER
t s.
wec
l3tFo lowest ti
p
Their new rano a •i'-
wirrd twtsreon iter K..»....
ton 1"'.;rnit,n.' ('••.'s Vol..'
'W. 1. Jenkins Alig. r; q., London, Can.
Royal Purple Stank and Poultry Specific, and free
swra
TOE CANADIAN MAGAZINE. -Th P
Canadian Magazine for January be -
gine the new year with a very impor-
tant and interesting article hy Pro-
fesiir A. P. Coleman, of the University
of Toronto.' It is entitled "The Inter-
glacial Reds at Tut onto," and describes
in a popular manner the infor•matioh
that has been obtained by scientists
regarding an unusually . interesting
piece of geological formation. The
article is splendidly itlnxtrated. An-
other good article is "The Frontier
Problem." by Joseph Westing. This
is an account, with illustrations, of
the work that is being done by the
Reading (lamp Association to educate
men working in camps along the Can-
a -then frontier. "The \Vhite Man's
Angry Heart," by Harold Sands, is a
eon sideration of the British Columbia
Indi an and of his suspicion regarding
the encroachment of the white man
on what he reegatds as his especial ter-
ritory. Ot her timely Articles are "The
Contervat i oat of Natural Resources,"
by Elih, Stewart: "Edmonton to
Prince Rupert," by Harold Havens,
Auld "Western Political Dominance,"
by Arthur L. Ford. The number is
strong in flctir and vea4P.
Czar Risks Pneumonia.
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and erni --yeete'rtetry- mpere -
Ntchntas foltttwrd tte�,r� font the body
his grand uncle, GrAnd I)ukt' Michas
NichoItvitb, as it was borne flare
miler from the railway station to till
torten* of Rt. Peter and 8t. Pad. Th
mute of march was lined by a wail •
troops. The Oast was drenched nched to t i
If You
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Noor I.m•e l roubles.
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'Phonograph
When Mr. Edison invented the Amberol Records he
invented the longest Record ever made for a sound -
reproducing machine. But the Amberol Record is not
only longer; it is better. It is made from a new com-
position which makes a more perfect reproduction of
music or the voice than any known method.
An Amberol Record in an Edison Phonograph is
the most perfect reproduction of a song or a piece of
instrumental music that you have ever heard.
But do not accept our statement. Go and hear it. 'There is a
dealer near you. Hear the Edison Phonograph and compare it with
other instruments before you decide. We will leave it to your judg-
ment as to whether you can buy anything for the price that will give
you so much real, genuine fun and pleasure as the Edison Phonograph.
Venison Phonographs • %16.90 to 1162.50 }Edison Authorial Records (twice as long) 65
Edison Standard Records - - .40 Benson Orand Opera Records - • .65
There aro Edison dealers everywhere. Go to the nearest snit hear the Edison Phnnn,
graph play both Wilson Standard and Amberol Records. Ilet complete catalogs from
roar dealer or from ns.
NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH COMPANY. 100 lrbsdds Ammo, Oman, N. J.. U.S.A.
Hugh Rose
Jas. Dean & Co.
tenon, Marto
MihsClark, Supt. Grace Ilos-
pital, Toronto, Writes they have
used it with the best results.
110s. and 11.00 Set/les.
DAVIS A LAWRENCE Co , Montreal.
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EDISON PHONOGRAPHS
AND RECORDS
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WEST SiDE SQUARE. (lonh:R7^H.
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bottles. Big range and doe* priers et '
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Mr. 1. T. Clark in England to cover British'
Elections for Toronto Daily Star
Another instance of aggressive enterprise on the part of the
"Toronto Daily Star" is furnished hy its action in sending to England
• member of its staff. Mr. Joseph T. Clark, to remain there until the
close of the British Election Campaign.
Since the l4tb of December Mr. Clerk's cables appearing in the
" Star " have been commending attention and favorable comment.
Never before hew it Canadian paper afforded its readers the means of
following day hy day a Rritiah Election Campaign so intelligently.
Cabling is an expenvive operation, but the " Star " does not spare
gypsum when there iv an opportunity to serve its readers.
Mr. Clark, who is known throughout Canada as a writer of nn-
antally graceful English, with an original point of view that gives
distinctiveness to everything he writes, is describing the campaign at
gredter length for "Star" readers in frequent letters which can he
truthfully described as masterpieces.
The British Elections are being covered in the "Star" by no heathen
foot distinct services, two of them exclusive to the " Star," as follows:
1. Mr. Clark's cables and letters (exclusive to the "Star").
2. A special cable service from a staff of permanent corresponded'
to BNtain (exclusive to the "Star").
3. The Canadian Associated Press cables.
4• The Associated Press cables.
In no previous British Election has a Canadian paper Ade Meetly
peettarations for getting the news. It is another proof of the increasing
closeness of Canada's relations to the Mother Lsnd. But, also, not in
onr times have there been as veld issues at stake. The budget, free
trade, the future of the House of Lords, the British constitution itself,
are in the melting pot, and who kmows what will corse out? For cent -
pafSsone one has to go hack to the great reform of 1832, and one
authority says it is the moat momentous struggle since the Revolution
of 1688.
The "Toronto Deily Star's" news cflumns will lr10e411111t
posted as to the progress of the fight.
$1.50 a Year
This paper and "Toronto Daily Star" topther 101or -i
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