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'('c Mn.aY. Ana, IUth, e' �Pror-.'r.,,t l4�Mreaaa dl K9pQa M,
fi tl Tfelvol Oh,.rp 4.11 Tuff -Ne„.. fig Wwitd.
at'I N" rl ,'- , 1 Kurpow, Herr S. -A• Popldestoor, who attended the Huron County,
tt Is -t 1 rid+V f ' R f The hiur,,udiue Review of last week
.,, •6.4 older' site hat enguard to I. O. U. M. t:rund level i• at Toronto
' 1, i t the ! „liking year ... Signa)" ( last week, was Is -elected ae lleputs I had the lollowiug nutlet. of the detlth
srh f ' trills: with Mise l.fli.ut 1 (irnnd Mutter :tuff by the natural' of .tuna (ieuth,, +t ruin who twtu well
�.,qu•,,,•d > charge.. , , , .'1'hrrahauK order i( }.hangs ahga4l hr elected Io i known in this counts and who during
'la's ":`,1•0. u1 41
othr,,,Jcr "t•\11tr Ats'• in this nriKl'f }lir Brand :11a4trr's chair next M't;t fits life' bed iorat.y asbc.ciutiuo. with
I1,i.ittort• List at the Mee' ing at Ninant a I'.tll- ' fierier k b
orho.4 ai [ting his daughter. 1 .The cuuclrt under the suspit,--1 Al tau o'clock on ecoid%.' •lobti
mow' ts'ant 11tH I'll's huild orbs(• 'Meth dist church 444. IIlan*"r' Gentle. tiled wit't(ait tallying Iruai
(•
Ir..VV'• li ( for I►unutbto"t• Hall tart l'Itdaa warner was vroa
'•oimu g thepuni}tu sttol. whlth .wnpll;t
°g et.Uuaeveumg and a•'c 1 goal 1 rlh 1
blirt; i let +'f Fred 1tcPhrrsrtu., 4'1 . did a oice, land although young lie (►as
h 'i n great .tntuce :knead of flint Mai
lib. (.•t the turOacr" „
should make his 111tH' . .Collie and
UHN. L.vdiu Sims, who had been vi-itiog
• LTE au.aY, Aug. pith. ,I Hien'' uncles st Iliucetield. hate re-
L1t(:'tI as IM .al•s• - Mies .[rek I BottledHeffi nNs sleufter ln ghter h`xsrrtoithe
sltatrt i..t:.;......41h t,» taut week , west of the village caught lir-. 1111 Sat -
after * plea','^! ►i••r to S 4.%... ' 11 t .ttd*v nttilhorned, ta,tlwgmund with{►
l'hittim. of KU:t ord, i tat,
Hiss Mary t'lutton loss tit atarllt 6: As It was not with-
' '( e4. her
1,
v rl
Por
0
tit ' r tu•d �'' tic llurri,om h'4s a 4.1411.
deli i
numbed his enecgir�. on Tuebdus', the
2nd iu rant. All during his illness,
Hier Was 'i c•11trietatlt ':tt'e1am „1
era. ioub friends calling at his house for
news of his condition and frequent
long-distance calk* by •phoue were
made from all oyer Western Ontario.
No man in -Kincardine was better
known than he. H. -bad had dealings
wwt-itt:.lLrauic�uf.life:+gnu1 t-
bruthrr•, Alrz. twred his ftiendb in all graded of stP•i
art i \b-. hr*i"n has l''t'tured to her 11u the con porale'n I' t• the the brig" 1 ety. tin ,Aturtiay night, it (iecaine
t.t tf„r.d site' spending u 1 ads was trot ,wiled to put It ,alt . r apparent that he had no chant of rr-
\1 l' AA'asl iogton of latalrtirb cI ver Dr. Ferguson, the nttrrof re-
t y
as*Ji''
r a \ ass rook.
1st ,cru
.,*.rL 1 -with ,br . li-. la and :tits Fern `yuongtiµ►- apt Auburn. it16}'bfeiaa - lir. McDonald. and 1►t.
Ties. lsv*�itKrr its Tisitini h s were _ 1
rker fil_rmt -'ales' J•.au Charon
ala•
'two, ,it Mitchell. 'matt -Fred ,
opt t,. her Itoli* ittter'risititgf-
to, wren)-. Mr. and Mrs. oil . Buffett..
Wis- I... Stet bldg. Whet'
e
ii-ilavl filends iu a en t s
Rorke a untidier felon Woe took or /Ire
.rxcatrsiow to Smola turd Delimit on
Kato rday, getting 1 Tuesday.
nrtauing early... Mies Funny Har -on.
the popular deputy Isndtuistie.s. has
'�-FErtttt'I�
,af 1 f t I to
L. ,tin caure,iu: !stitch:. 1 r. Hoover.
the eminent eoneultant•.ot t'tevetand,-
i was driven •up to the house, IAitJhe
111 }tient Mai then inti! Stele Of coma.
in iederich in
.AVM; fis►err
1- 1' t hl• ...take
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool and Chicago Wheat Futt. es
'lose Lower -
Latest Quotations
Monday Eveuine. Aug 1:,
l.iverloot wheal tuturee (limed today
lied to lild Nwet Mau Sat,.r(1 4y , ora
%d lower. '
Chicago $e,teutiwr wheat cl,,.r1 to-dsy
14ac lower, sentember corn Ow. lower, and
Septetnhei oafs '(e lower.
• Winnipeg Options.
W hu i peg ter toner wheat coped Irl ..• low-
er ittau 3aturd1y, sad OCtubet oat' 144,3
1pwea December 1t .a1
Whr:.t-O
Ober St Mb.
May 21 ice.
OaU.-Ovtant' Spec. December 3746e. ..
Toronto Grain Market
wheat fan, Duan St et to $....
Wlseal. otter, Dush M e •
Wheat. goose. bush
Buckwheat, bushel 0 a ....
RyS balo4la M .w
Ilariey, bushel • t: •"'
Yeas. bushel
��N e3
Oats, bushel
Toronto 'wiry Market
Rutter, separator. dair. Ib0 32, • to
TIItkMI'AY„Albite✓ 114. -
TURBINE STEAMERS
LESS "MAN �; 1)A'.
FROM Pt)RT T() POR'
.4
The "Ru stl isdw+uai'
LIip ftten B. fbtol to tt .si
S t365ae
Butter, store lots - .-•-o-� . 11• '
,n, a erInc . +t Butterocretarnery, ter rolle.. a ai • M
1 H t• Better, kronor r'r:-eeUdera.. 00 23 ea
Eggs, new -laid 0 :tela ••••
_
Homey, extract** 036 1U
Bonny, combs, dozen
Mr nn Iter an►iva► vs
it t.. her a
isd ierelatives (I. 3. Cool rel Ili ilea to her duties in the tMeslnflice M4 gentle, was bot„ ('
irid 5;:.I....... li'latd and Bat rows slant atter her week's 'i•jt' in A4Vingb,ou. 1 11021. lie Will 1 nephew of Mr.. (:ib-
• Tos. AVaule*s, of 5li1.t41"n• bons, the then sheriff. of Huron. His
wroJay with trl••ids at Port 1..11rrt.. your l t.i111 fila fatuilt here till. we.k. itir;t v014 (41 i• in la.iness was during
dull ti. Stratford,
Clutton toe...11..114,1r). Carter we. in } Iurira Iasi rise .Ati:i'tjean war wM•n br went out
a d (liruil�, „( ruatf,0' aro• visiting I writs on a huuiIIe-. Itip. -Mr. Mot buying hot -es tor the Northern arms.
.iMr-, t tu4'''14s aid house
The .Mkt Char and, family, of Then he bought' out the stage litre
-assn:-t-rian Sunday 4rhtarl hent-lh'•it
1111•• (lust th.- Pore %kiting fir. Charles- between tr sleeken and Kital:ardiue.
. et Orelake. 'a -ter•( KHl ►a•t r r ,pt r a e
rte" 1 [art �,.0 1 het• 1 t Bent titch b lurid•fit many a rats 4 :rail -
',lit
rail
I" w.os liar: told all had a gu.n1
sesih t w 't ,ws ". tit,- 1N.In eu!PI'orol ,,calla tu•d:iftid ir,toli sd►drlTiuK stud
Liu.. -- • in the butcher -hop here for n ger I• waw for 'many- yenta tbe most Komi-
,OLtSORNE. roan: yrat•s. has te-igmw). 1.14.11144 do tient horseman a , this .ration. lie
I.'.altt.i0'.. Aug. 9111. • Pitted a .' lar' t'i lou in a Sl:'al'n1111 44 as married to '.tusk Green, of B:cide-
s1.n. et room mune Nits A belt. wit, died itt hist'. His fawn.
Blade-
1,,,,,
as0d ii• the
coin- 4 o l to, r n r 1 y
,•„ic;l it a,,,•t u. the t!,wn,htp' Iran 11 lj , !tangs
and daughter -,
write visiting at"'Thos. chat -1e,, Parry, Harbor.,) and Hat1e
aa 4 e of
Kin-
u nuc
Mi H
hl 'r - 1' s �C..1
tkI•u,etuls'Is Pte -en'. Mount,. Hroa'n's :Ir and Mrs. A. �1eh I duugblri ..1
4.41 - )cid .u'd 1' bel , .A " i lar are 4. i,itin relatives ar>,,'41'nt 4 }Itis riodine fir+. 1 E. Magee, of London :
;, .d: arm!. .111: ell. teamiyt s. K
',ai,�'•e '1• �''=.t1) :.John Winnings. I week •::Last Kundar atorning Kea•.• 111-. A. E. Ault, Calgary; Aline. Kin -
moving vine 1111 send repairing . culvert, E. A. Friar. of the Methitrlt"t cherell, cardine : •Wanda, Loudon:• Mrs. tien-
t: Levi SIIVlier. drawing [Meets and 1 and Iles'. J. Ls Nana of thr•,Ihr-ly-- tles died its 1!ilii and about ten years
site: it :a' : Mrs. Ksintz. t•(ght 1rutds I !mien church. rxchfnl.eoi 11•111,6*- ,•nth ago fir• married Alva' t.•salty, of Biatitr-
4 woo. Vie : John Ilan ker. gravel. ; hntt. preached sp)rntt1e1 ....paws. This .-con.-.- Thus• stajers..i.1 o survive him.
ling. Eli,; t' l•, bell, in4pecting, 1 allow -a trirudlyspirit that shonldl fee Mrs..lnhn44100 Uetrult 11ii ti,ihett.
gl.�:': John 11.11 ei. tcraarlling. 1111 i, Milt ivatell racer '. Rea•. W. H. Itun- Kiucatdihe. xnd Atte'. 11 tt•lay. 17,;:o ...
0.l4usid. ,i\ Iso.t- and tau [wares.' nae. of HolmririllP. ,again oae.upied dun.
interest en I.1hr petlpft 1.1 Trinity church last Sal,- Mr. I:entl4.' Was :a ('ouservatiye in
Be,i; 1(. 51 1' i hath .. Mrs. R. 0A'P"t. ..f I.leI,h"r''. politics. .111 lost -he ata. ,elected a.
(wpm",
ell ;'1 o ReeAbrve
imI .444.4 Keel . who was in the hospital at Tut the ('on-era'atiVI••can,tfdate in �V.••t
p;lf4. t 41:,. '1lie li'.I xte•1 on
or of a 1141 . Lour Ja•sob , I.' now ,ha vino.
iiiaset I �rr,lwrrnt bt;irutthe titltir estate line t'tL( iJned the ao11, t etwon th
Court for Rneat half aniestli .: (►f to::, tlltgir
yearn in the Dia C o swoon haying leen •.nrrrs.tnl .
Slim, -
tar
tlw ,W14 and had ved by
same) Mrs. • lir.) lr,m r. of List vwel. is visit- Iseult) is in Provincia.t bonds, the test
1.01 township. Moved by l'uutl- in friends her.• :lti-, JP•s:eiisin re:lt state aro) uroltgagee. He
Q.* Young, seconded by Counrillot-' R a -,l, arcs' cantinas :ai•out ingesting
0 con l''tI the 114 d the employ it whe're she t ex Peels etok file
Tuitnntn.
lgn.'4 outbid* of the thing- in which he had
rid'>,mel„n to county
rd the same. ('at' 1 Position r., ltenograpl,Pr - - .A few ( intimate kuowlidige and for that tea -
I;
rad. lair , nu rate waw flied at
In niilly .,n the diktat and the town- fr here went to f:'M1Prirh lag AA e'l- ....0 kept deal of ,[tits. The whole
lip rate at 'l null on the dollar. nealay to he.r this Cabinet Minie+trr+ lot his es'ate is. it is understoo.l, left
aha were 114Pte • . Thr ernsrnt ganR' t n his family.
Council there 1), . t 2 o' t" ores t again been There ward, large gatheringat the
selali (111 %IIh :at 2 o'clock p. Pon. M I 101'1 P.eRrrliarj1leftnMiatui,dr„M,hav".funeral onTuesday. About one.bun-
It. !Ili ho. a,:o, - -leek• nit ,: pletrd• a ttnnd • ioh The died Masons were in power -ion. The
The Western Fair. I Harmers are now getting sple ...4. 1 pall•Ixsanovelers ere.lohn Coulter. rent -
lb w,•
weather to rntnpl'te thee h:aiae t. ford:
These l4l'ti,y detest the rxhibitiu of
anti although i is slow work rutting, 1 and John Toti,tie, M. P.. Jus. Coritt.
pounds. London. where a number of nn atrouiht 141 the grain }.Ping knocked !fico• D. !Morrison and Hugh Clark,
workmen under the rureptl'rodrt.i. [down s e hadh, they will. wean be I Kincardine. Tht•re were many from
Jam'• H. Brown, err' n'r the
a the throw h X.- - 1{. Gillian, who hogs Lora , outside points. and. the farming com•
ti.,,. figs and grounds for the Pxhibi tellerl�in the Hartk of Hamilton here. 1triunity was largely represented. The
ti,•n which is nod only a trw weeks oft.
hes re -farted his pewit ion and left for t Tum where the hods' lay wag banked
4.7 newlmilding tut cement machin- hie home in Landon Monday for a few as ith flowers, beautiful tribute- of
try end-uuili1 , model
is f* about emu.days' holid rya. before leaving for the affection from TUAny friends.
res -
were
e 1 r pres-
tos.and is ,a no.dPl rxhihition build• AA•Pst, whey rhP has aro-urea! a Letter The follgwin t tat � 6
rot. Thr spaQr in it -is ,all allured lona/ I sjtion in the Northern frown Bank. rant : Mrs. John ,n. Mts. Barclay, De-
alt,. Thr Ma hinny' HPo11 has i ern Por- pr gait, a numlter front here left troit ; Mrs. Coal t, town ; J. 1'.. Ma -
'Hocked and now i= solid and in first • •boiler morning for the Western gee, London; W. ice, Toronto: Bert
raw
411) 14e llill, l'hstlges hare also harvret fields via C.. P. R. Of court-4.court-4.Johnson, Mrs. ' ha oway, Detroit :
UM been alin the Horticultural and there were not nearlt•'las roan. a•:i;n ,Mrs. Green. Mrs: Brown. Godericb.
linirulsnial Building which will formol )esti•, but about thirty came Among those also present front out-
• -ide pointe were : Messrs. Montgoroerl
and Mitchell. Sot: th:ampron : Mrs. Ben.
Allen and daughter. l:oderich Miss
i.airge. Listowel ; S. Robinoon, Luck -
now : John l'oltet. Brantford: Beta
Hartley. F. Montgomery. Peterhoru ;
Mr. Riley. Brantford : R. Bond, Tor-
onto ; J. Rudolph. Cottingw'*,d : John
Moore. London: A. Barnes. St:
Thomas Ai.Pleasance. Chatham:
(e(rgeC. Ln .JohnLangad Mr.
Krug, Berlin ; John Johnson, Blue -
vale: John Swartz. John Quirk
M d
H. B. Moreton. Wingham :
(iihhon, %Vingham : F. Bell rand James
1►und:'., Southampton. .
New York Dairy Market.
NOW YoltK, Aug Ifs -Gutter -Firm.
miswrite,miswrite,miswrite,4'796. . ••rramery, sp..,tela alt
sorter ?1c. third to first, 31' to -'k'. state
dairyr.enmon to finest. flirt. to 3''• pro-
ne:,, second to spa isl..31c,w to Se taro initiation
fat tory i to Aloe
creamer)', 'it to L
chess..-roro. c.••'eapt4, R3. ..tate, whole
milk. special, .tidy.• to 17', de tarn y,
do„ average prune, 14br' to t4'8"do., fair
t -e- -?(yr rn-twat': ao ; eemoom,- 1810
W 124c. ..1.1114,., full to sties .il, ryll,•, le
1•2444:.F.BIta-Firm top grades, re eido a, stmt
•
state. I'••nns)•Ivah1;, and neartoy hrnoery
white.• re to 421. do. . gathered Slue.
'3 e to 2G', .11) . hetan.ry. Wotna `�•c 1-0 do. gtttiered . t,rown -ac to 1 ; fresh
gathered, extra hest• 1c to Pine. ado..
J 3T
is
r C
11P4C•
'The new .1 t• '•n
eta apt Canadian Nit the: . ._ oat., -tope.
limited. "ttoo•al l$dw.al,. d 1{I•}aI1
ieorge' sail fortnightly. 1.. tw' rt
•
Montreal. Qitbei: aid &ietel
At4*y 1,ocal strean'sh'p Ag'ot. 01.1
H. C. tfourher; l:l•neta► ♦.rut. To -
1001.0.
Canadian - Northern
Railway •
Want 6,000
F u R �1 LABORERS
wwe�4.e�r/
EXCURSIONS FROM ONTARIO
I. rum ;011 -tat int,-. li stir ani.
- 1 :eufrew .cid West . .
•
Augu'-t 12th and 16th
$10.00
HALE - PRICE SALE iiiOW ON
t• .ire' Cleelringr out our
I:tQ1'l+r. ��fO non's, ho? s' and
children's•STRAWaand
LINEN
Itt!• �
-Ifs ifs
AT HALF-PRICE
TO V. in•111w4 FRET I'I1,
tC ,r"Dt ei tprripec"`•Yr' it..,. ,,.. ,.,e.r.
to ,nnan.oia swan }(icer.•
'i'he brat at or*. 0101 ,1141114.
11 11 Northern lines
•
For 'r'ickea and tut information apply'
Nearest Grand Trunk Ageot.
CATTLE MARKETS.
American • Catth, Markets Active -
Prices Sag for 1{ogs',and Cattle.
GI. AAl;OW . Aug•.- ''gid` Vwa
and [Litchi.. report 624 orf.•r*a trade
worse • Prices made b)' ;ua'•U.tit 041.
lov-... Top *L1'r'r,. ex.trerne Telco at Dine;current. '4L.t� to its. ..eronderv--741 -9yer
Ie.. India. *Innen in .,mall nutnhers. praise
quality. lie to 134c. aefoada17 ,tail 'n'
tenor. I1,' to 41144: per in.
• Union Stock Yards.
T11K,1NT0 .Vila 15 -Roc*Ipte ''f I
live nock i' elle inion Stock riar•i-
were (43 c.orh.ot.:. compristo¢ - '
rant.. 66 hoes, 540 ,sheep• and
delves.
• Exporters.. ,
Irxport steers tot l.o.ndon, 1X..01 tq O--- ..
-.and a very few :,t 7[650, for liver:wen.'
cattle. 115.514 to M. 11111114. 26 (0 141st. halt -
ere, t41t; ui PS See' export sage Oxen
below.
Butchers.
Prime picked into of Witcher« %10
12, *ad a very
lrry' few, at ,alter price.e
of good. 0..,to'%+514: nissAbp' M fM
0.o. common. x1.614 t. H 76: Cows. 0.01
to 04.S.. with a few choice cows. • geed
enough to export. at B to 14.. i.
FeWers• ed ov
Stockers and .feeders were report
all tire dealer* W In• 3410(44 steady. [Port
4104 any higher. than to ,err last ereport
ot
no Friday' - Ste sales given ,of feeders
low..
Milkers
i
ers.
n
9 11
and Springers.
Prices for andmtlkerenrsg�'rP wove
firm, at 1411 to 106 each.
Veal Calves.
The Hulk -Of the Lein :es 'raid at prices
ranging frog 22.50 to 11.+0. with a few
that had :sucked' their mothers at 3 per
cwt.'
Sheep and Lambe.
Sheep, Pae'. sold at 13..0' o PI for r 1
ewes. and 14 to 21.60 for `g ms._
to O.li: lambs. P to P.P.
uoppier4hem Tooth for exhibit to slAnt
l rep from Hrnsnll and /'Itnton t,. t*1.P
tiktom Thr hairs. Huilding wall he the trainHento.... „M r. MPCullote e
I,eitls rhangod :the high framework I of etr,w1ter branch of the Bunk
14 the centre hs• .been apjw d. I cif Horuilton. is seliP%•,in1' herr during
.lee,adds {;rdath to the stppeer-.. AI r. Kobansnn's absence ...The ladies
tore et the boildirig. This„in addition' who have been spending the past two•
ado fine front for the entree exhibit. I weeks at the Bend returned home
slakes ibis battling an ideal one. The' 111"11d0.R. Mcl►rmnld. of Clans
pp lIdin changes will he in the Main1 1 brook, visited hie relatives here riser.
Building. The Art Annex of former Sunday.
years n*• beer changed into a "Made
ii Landon" exhibition. where the I
twnulaahtrers of London will have an
oppnrtani4 y of showing to the thous-
ands of visitors the flnished Reticles of
their own production. ' The art exhibit Walkerton 11
and decorated 'china w ill la• provided (4 `A.alkalkr
1or in the Mein nuildinit gallery. The Exeter . .
Mitchell ..
uaagemrnt.: with Al m. Moore as Listna'el.
chairman, of this department MMP de- ••
" 1, 'G)'
}ermined that this poo of the exhibi- ."'............ ..Sept.• . opt. _12 .'-'
lion will he ;away in advance of any-` Kincardine ! 22
Luckttuw . Sept. 22, -,
Ming seer .ern hef(tee at any previous Se it. '01.1 Z3
Weoprn Fnil. All information re• geaforth............... 1
Ripley. ....._ .. Sept. 27, '28
IWdipt the exhibition will 11e P ,..$opt. • 7. $
pmmpttr Riven on Application to dmi.
144-114WiIrti:•-•• - Sept.Y. �'+
`P'•retal y. The dares Are September Bayfield • - 27. SIR
ithto17th. • Pslmereton • ....Sept.Sept .24
-- I �Vinghnm.........:S P . ,1
Why Y Stopped Playing. Harriston • • • •-- KeP • 2t, • 1
Oadd Sto Y �' hordtrlich ......
A Manchr'.ter man who fnda rnucb Oil •i 4
amusement in playing/ ragtime melt- Atwcod .. • ••• • • • •
the,. on the piano t'eceived a rade Birth - -hooknnP'•venfng at the hands of hie Teeswter•
,laughter, a -meet little miss of some Brussels
fourteen years. It. was warm and the Dungannon ..
now Waa wide open, when the fond I Kirkton
parent sat dawn at. the piano and he -
a fl "pawing the ferrt•ies' with unusual Th. School Question. •
iO1Ot, While he wow playing his - '
daughter came into the room with a This important question is engaging
enmpaninn. ••Daddy. stop playing.- the ttEntionmany parents and
the slid. Somewhat surprised. the young 'people last now. Just what
father snorted to knots- why
he 'Mould to do is sometimes a problem. - Where
revs entertaining himself.The little possible we believe every boy and
prl ass not inclined to explain. girl should pass the entrance
Finslly *h. paid -"Why, the neigh-; find spend a few years in high
Ian*, have company." "is that all r' school or collegiate work. When
''olnmentlb d with fine scorn• this is not praeticahle the next
-WIT. l they don t like my playing i pest. mmnR to rin i' to arrange far a
they c*n slow their windows." and he I course in some reliable Wiriness train -
attacked the Mann with renewed I ing Ocbool. In three schoolmate fin that ruc-
the
•tgnr. "}'es, but. Daddy,- pleaded tion is mainly individual,
4*dsughter, as she glided over to her `This'd Book student or the high 'drool
Pe0ot utd .put her arm around his graduate may make relative ad%anr!e
tter'k, ethsy-l1 think it was I playing." trent in a good practical course k
Thit PttIe4)t. Be stopped• training alike beneficial in any
__ _. _ ; of life. In ouch schools many find the
training for the Pntremee ezamination
sufficient foundation upon which to
build a good huainesa or short-
R"er, to accompany her to
hand course. which trade to 4office
"_ening service. burin te ►erman employment at a livingg succea'
he tell ►elsep snoring it first softlysa an tntroducti0n
isd at length
R fol husin4ss lite. 4Caeada possesses
Rth *o noisily that the manyverygood bylines* college*. Mitt
lady was constrained to give hfm a the one hich has 8 cantcolleg l rPpu-
„,oip midge in the [tope of rousing cation for doing goad work and produc-
... 4 to her awakened.
he exclaimed
however,
a, he slowly Ing 'uoc.Pasful gr•aduaten is the well{
awakened, he e ! Getup Central Bushmen College to a Inud tone, "1.e} me alone! (let up knowns.
to n tnd ilftlt the fire yourself -It's your - , -
FALL FAIRS -1910.
Sept. 1 18
... Sept 19. 20, 21
Sept. W. 20
Sept. •a t. 21
..dept. '_"t 21
FOR THE KIDNEYS.
A Guaranteed Treatment -Money Back
if It Fails.
Kidney diseases are more prevalent
than is generally supposed, and are
not alga 'e recognized es su.lL What
-- - -Wit* slight derangement
of the kidneys often t esult s in indiges-
tion. rheamatism, ansrmit chronic
and very painful headache, neuralgia,
eye weaknes.. and other diseases of a
roost aggravating- tyle. Therefore it
-Oct. 4. 5 is highly tmpnrtant and absolutely
necelsary that the ktdoe,l-eatd the
urine al system be kept in an active
and h 51thy condition.
After a thorough experience with
the roost successful forme of kidney
treatment we are confident that the
one remedy which embraces the most
desirable. safe and efficacious curative
qualities. so nereesary to the success-
ful treatment and positive eradication
of kidney diseases in general, is Hexed
Kidney Remedy.
%S a are so positive that Retail Kid-
pte Remedy ie unexcelled. and that it
!will do all we claitli, that we will sell
it with our Own personal guarantee
that it will not coat the user a cent if
it should flitter give entire ePtisfac-
tion.
We particularly recommend Rezall
Kidney Remedy for kidney ailments
that are chronic and which resift or-
dinary treatment. We belies e. if
taken according to directions witht•eg=
ularity and persistency for a reason-
able length of time. it Will positively
remove all symptom" and effeet;perm-
anent cure.
Mutely we could not more strong!)
demonstrate our faith in Rezall Kid-
ney Remedy, and our generous guar-
antee should convince the mostskeptf-
cal that we would not dare make such
a statement except we koow what we
are talkie about. We urge you to
try flaxen -Kidney Remed7at our risk.
Two sizes le.
Sold only' t our store -The Ret50c. and 111.00 a ail
Were It C. Dunlop. south side of
The Signal to Jan. let, 1911, 2G cents. Kquare•
.Oct. 5. 6
....Oct. 8. 7
...Oct. 0. 7
...Oct. A. i
,Hogs. UNIT -
▪ Wert
WerthToronto.0 quoted selects. •lee.
fad' and watered at the market. and MS
to drovers far hugs.sfo.b. 114 cin tl a Coifn
points. which meso 3.
which 1e still a mighty good pro's', eat.
w idening grace prices.
Montreal Live Stpck. 1 -At
MC'NTIiEAL.' Aug. 1t* -(Siler
ieJ Ute Montreal stork yards we'd end mar-
ket the receipts of live Stock.} r 40e week
sheep
ceding Aug. 13 were 1612
and lambs, 1014 hoc? ant d 55 calves. The
sale n then mm �atUhf «1400 hitsm and
eitne,. tor
wale rnn 7 i 0 s and T2 calves.
lambs. Lir tpoR
A feature of the trade war the Wronged
f.edlag in the market for cattle, and
prices t ar -compared with those of :o week
ago allow an Increase or 'ac per )h. There
was no demand for export account. at'
came advs. es from Liverpo01 were weak-
. er.at>d_noted a decline fit 'Act b• he
local demand was goat
aroms fames
sees msec; geed e4 Vas - 1g.ac...fairq'.
at 44o 1" 404 ' tod4rtn14 4 Ib. o ar., it
t mon at 4140
The demand for hots wee good to -day.
and nine of selected lots were made at
0801• to ..so M•r 1140 lbs weighed off tsars.
Salm of selected , lots u she were
made at te M 4iir. and honks at 614c to
hive: per W. The trade W calves was fair-
ly tredve. Priem ruled firm at from 2t .0
Olt tech as to site and muil)ty• .
At the Canadian Pacific live *tock mar -1
kPa the receipts of live tato.r:k for the week 1
erdlag Aug. 13 were 4?1S cattle for expos
accotnat. Of which S0 head went I hru to
Iloetton For lo, -el r.m r+11mptlon int•«
were received 1204 cattle. 016 :sheep and
Iembe. 111ft Hags and 410 •..Ives
()n the market thin 'morning there wen'
offered 541 rattle, OD sheep and Iambs.
170 hogs :and 13 rslv.+4
FARM 1_ABORERS
WANTED
He Slowly Awakened,
A o•rtain lady one Sunday induced
her husband. who was not a regular
`11111Th
-goer,
1OT°WINNIPEO
AND POINTS EAST
OF MOOSE JAW
Friday, Aug. 12th, and•
Tuesday, Aug. 16th
4- row
Kingston, Sharbot Lake
and all stations west ,n .Ontar,o.
Representative farmers *ppoluted by the
Government will meet and engage farmers.
en:trri' -al I.: Winnipeg.'
Erre iron-pl.rtatton furnished at Winn,.
[peg to.Yoints on C.P.R. whete laborere are
needed. East of Moose Jaw'. including
bmncmile
West
thereof
i .,pdsk'at one crit u
thereof in Saskatchewan and Albert*.
$18 ADDITIONAL FOR RETURN'
Epec,at. Trains from Ontario
90411(4. direct to Winnipeg.
Ask JO". KIDD, 1' ', K. (geot. toe
particular- or writ's
R. L. THOMPSON, District Pass.
Agent C. P. R., Torodto.
• Give IIS ;1 (;all.
McLean Bros.
1868
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besides a half-dozen capital short torte., pleasing
rentiat•le article., and the lolly -hest humor section you ever
+taw-. Every moritUYou will find a group of ter,w and Utuety
articles of ab.orblfillR interest. •
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RATES TO
TORONTO
FROM GODER/CH
v- tor NT (IE
CANADIAN
NATIONAL.
EXHIBITION
$3.90
East Buffalo Cattle "e --4.t.
gain' RUFFAL(), Aug II.-('at11e ire
maple, 400 heart; active, ler to Sr lower.
stocker. awl feeders .,tronaprink* attm4'.
17.36 4u :7 M; whipping, 16 to 17, holeners,
R to ILO, heifers. N 1F to 11: row. UPI
to 116.3: bulls, 2960 to 1656, stocker'' *M
feeders. 14.40 to 11.31, stock linters. 23 54
to 24: fre*h engin wad sprlagsaw needy
to Wring, 12s to se
Yeas-R',•et mks, 1140 head Wig VP
lnover $.(.A to 0.S• head. tarty ar
H Bits - R.e rr4 tat s. 11,30«
•
Owe: ar to Sr lower. heavy. 0.01 to M.
mlxe41. 014 to 0.0. y1. rtely, 11 to 10 71. Ptah.
«.w tole fi• r0u4144as, R 11 to 1;7 76 stage
0 to 0.0: dairies. (M.06 to 11 S.
Sheep 4041 Lasnhnr-lerc'etpua }lean head
sheep active: !maritime Sclower • lambs
Wow. steady, to 16r 10wer,
to 11.14. a few, 27. yearltge tad to IF n.
wethere. 3 to 0.76, ewes. 14 to 01;40
sheep. mixed. iR to IMO.
(Shags Live Steck.
CHICAGO. Ault. 16.-174401P-,RRPcetpts
WON. market weaker. 10 cents lower:
heeeie, 24 In to 2e 20. Texas steers.
22.60 to 26 WE wewtert .torr', 24.'20 to
3.72, afor7oePa and (ewtern. 24.00 40
14.21; cows and /Within* 22 51) t n 331;
clans. title to 3.60
Ion-R,ansapte e.dirnata+d at 22.000
-M i• a..a . QLW c. 1M111.._$S.
Return. Auqu-t 2711, to September
10th
$2.85
Return; August :filth ; September
1st, 6th and stn.
Return limit Tuesday. September
13th. TU1(l.
special train service from all
principal points on certain dates.
11 We handle Gilt Edge Brantford Twine.' 65ofeet,
at 9'C per Ib., cash, or 10c, payable Oct. est. ,
U McCormick i-pternational Harvester Co. 65o feet,
at 9'c per lb., cash, or IOc, payable Oct. 1st.
Silver Leaf Brantford Twine. 55o feet, at,
Per
1=1 1=== =I 19
HAR RBST TIME AGAIN
WHAT ABOUT YOUR
Binder Twine?
p
Sailings of Passenger
Steamers
From Sat Me to Soo, Port Arthur
and Duluth every Monday: Wed-
nesday and Saturday at 3.:4t p. til.,
thr_VVerinerisivay mad Saturday
-teanler4 going through to Duluth.
Sailings from ColtingwooMl 1.30
p,m., and Owen Sound 11.30 p.m,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Satur-
days
for Soo and -Georgian Bay
ports.
Sailings from Penetang 3.15 p.m.
to Parry- Sound and way ports daily
eze.ept Sunday.
Secure tickets and full infortna-
tion finm
F. F. LAWRENCE,
Up -town(. T. R. Agent, (3oderich.
Office hours 8.30 a.m. to U p.m.
Or address J. D. McflOWAt.n, D. P.
A•, O. T. R., Toronto.
HAY FORK ROPE
in Canadian and American makes.
in HARVESTING TOOLS
our stock was never more complete.
HOT WEATHER QUODS
W have Gasoline and Coal Oil Stow'.. Refr'iger'ators, Screen
Doors and Windows, Hammocks, [.awn ('lours. Lawn Mowers
and Garnet, [lose from tic to 15c per foot.
PAINTS PAINTS
Are yon going to do any painting? if so, do not overlook
the fact that Sherwin-Williams l'aint toes farther and taste
longer than any other Paint on the market.
PAINTS
Have you ever used
_ WONDER SHINE '.
for cleaning your silver and gold? No running or scrubbing
required. You can clean all your salver in the time it would take
to clean a few pieces in the old way. Pries, 25c per package.
A fresh car of
NATIONAL PORTLAND CEMENT
just in. The National is acknowledged to be the best Portland
Cement on the Canadian market. Do not forget that we handle
the National, when you require some.
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