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THE MAKETS.
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pa.at...pa teem poet waste
"Ile ales the medley wield Mee
Boss. ere bell se words as yet be
Meet M P astessding dseelepmsl>M
Sem q,� west be where W ttlusl
ley.
time Miguel was dying. 1i
yen suet be yWe's Is a stress* Mob
��aeessMlbs. Ba tried to speak, hot
did Med.
Then tie thing Poodles* steeped
Mer the dead este. He murmurs!
These near tbsegbt allow
ward be said:
"Is of Werth ttt Who knower
Red he was rarely president now.
I;letdsm have power and place bees
Mare Malty won.
Rio fillet glans sought Philip.
It11>!ak you. Mg. Hostler. ' be sea.
"AB . (Brasil le year debtor. Le ter
see, t can sever repay yea. I owe you
my due, the lives of my daughter sloe
of many of my rased* and the mic-
ros
so-
reas et ter canes."
Pb beard bpm es Ina dream. He
was baking at Irl. Her eyes were
sblulug, bee lips parted, yet she did
net ease to blot. By ber side was
steadies a white hatred old man, as
� mq a stringer. Bending over
Doke aid wringing bis bands in te-
Gonna. beasts. It held Ibat Rasso's Liverpool and Chic " Wheat Futures
Isebtast of the ♦cdorhlaa was not -Close Leser -Liv Steak-
otehat Or Meehan or whatsoever gams
Latest Quotations.
appeals most to the Brasillas sports •
-
aIa. I1 was sot wen protetai0aat ClltC. ao. May rt.-Sy:cndid Growth.
tostpaU. K salt. Dat ak aerlmonloas des to abuudent rale and taultlsas tem.
dlsesmloe was closed b7 a strong plat price. to tapecpWy Ip the nu hilwhet oath
prlcn to-dav aplsnlag down hill. At sola
prem tDe tlea/ar7 that pay day mug b cUin;rat he market showed a deeps. et ells
be poetaooed Isdoesitely u too moe6 Cderlotures were easy. tic to 1%e e�
to ay ■1aht. Latest tradln�
vete made of a regrettable acCMeet to cora a shade to S1,r lower, oats out Ito M
the gees of the Macao artillery• t%c.1 and provisions off 1{e to sec.
Meaawhas Dom (Jorma. the man wed a Ltver:Ml marbet chased today r
wheat %d r Hua lower than as Satneig}.
did OK aired. was maga h7 two e1F and on corn %d to Yd lower. 7at�
A nsa set of asthma! imp0�f, "vst closed %c lower.
Ilse Besevf0eq never a demjmetratfve Winnipeg Options.
lever obits CeraIIa was eatesra.d. Open. High. Low. Close (flees.
Wheat -
wag a Outage. man. Be was eeve sly Ma y
wooaded during the light. and Cereus1 July
menet blot aseidsoody. but there Mav, »
could be no doubt that be was soder July
bar thumb and would reach there. mar (aero. 1 feed)
T10 ddleadsss were subtle. but tls-
idetekeble. Cassels eves salaamed
the dots of their asnjass.
Dees Owls remembered. et mersa
what sea Seeavlils and tub daugbsM
had said whoa they dl mold the WO -
mea It seemed to hem sled Salvador
was tales the tooth and that Coma
Iris ebbing os that ooeatos. Rut be
fol well enough aloes. It was said ter
dalvedor that be should obey CaraMa.
rat MIS let% Te -day. $esst�Ia
0 b to
Taunts Grab Whist
ullkeat, tall, bushel 0 tate el
wheat. goose bushel. M .,..
Rye. bushel
Oat& bushel
Barley. busksi
Barley. for teed
Peas, bushel «
Buckwheat. bseaN 0 • 11
Tonnes Dairy Market
Butter, creamery, 1R tells 017 e •
Butter. creamery, sonde e s »..
Butter, separator, dairy, lbart ...
Butter, store Iota 0 1st ,
He blessed them and remarked that a Egg
really "wart" wadding would be just Ch«"' new lb e u "
the thing to lnamgiratei the sew told
at Rio de Janeiro.
He was far mote perplexed by the
untimely wrath of Philip Hoder. He
thought of It for at least five minutes
next morning. Then be sought Dickey
Balmer, who bad just quitted Oobe's
bedroom and was examining the rare
shrubs that bordered`'ttte lawn.
"What wog of that brave man?
asked Dom Coals, and his deep'veta
vibrated with real reeling.
City sad Country Life.
Tunes suss.
"Just think. dear reader, of the
people who are up in the cities
tbw fine May days I Would you
shoats plaoss with them. and instead
of green violas feast your eyes on
brick walls and asphalt pavements, and
leateed of • bluenose -perfumed air
regal* youreslf on the seised smells of
the city streets ? Would you r-
Welj. quite a few have ehan/ed
places in the past, and are now cooped
up in Toronto, althouiph it must be
ousIasad that at this time of year it
eeaeinto a oily man incredible that
say person should desire to leave the
eetrstry tor the town, when the oty
Inas has a powerful longing to Get
Bask to soars hill, valley. Or lake that
be knows about. thiog about a
Tet there M one good
brisk wall seems from your otfios
window is tis city -it is dare to you
intimate with you. and it does not ia-
ttlrrept yon when you are busy as al -
moat any other kind o< scenery would
do in May. It must be a very trying
imperitmea to sit. at this time et year.
is the 0odeeisb Signal offios writs
editorials when. at every glance*
sets the Away clouds, with insole.
sheat malarial, tryiog to veil the blue
of the sky. or trees bursting into leaf.
or down on the bay sailboats leaning
over until the moves almost.r ap000e
Eggs, nep-laid ....:.......... • /111 .... the suds off lie whitecaps.
wpp� that an editor looks up from
one.*.. eta ' o o ::: his Dopy as he writeo an editorial on
Honer. extracted
e u "l yndicaliw," or "Was Browning a
Mopped brain and Produce. Great Poet>r or "$hould Tat Make
mO�1TREAr. May IS -Business In mase -
S echos f" and sed toree O1 tour of
tea spring whose over the cable caw
bis_ delinquent subscribers driving
pleases very quiet, owing to the fact= •w.y to.dietsnt trout stream -would
the Daces .y an still le to fe ppeerr s cot lose istereet in his work thele
out of Ilse, even at the lower Dalton t'a11a1
be tai. roe. w talc business oonthtu.iw , and then? Thew things indicate the
lo done 1n oats ter export a000unt. Tks reason that so many of the world's
local trade was Quiet. our b steady, great poems have been written in
with only a modvate demand. Sutter wad pulpits
quiet and unchanged. Cheese is
Nue fairly active. Dressed bogs ad- Then, too, a city maty may have his
Corn -American. No. i yenow. Sc. vaaced lac per 1s. pounds. garden, and nobody should waste
sympathy on a man who bas a city
garden. In a space about as large as
• rural bed of onions be wa nave
planted thirty varieties of seeds.
may have two sunflowers, four stalks
of corn. two cucumber vinesyarow of
row of
beans, a row of carrots, vocal f
onions, -and -not to be too practical -
be
be may have many different kinds of
Bowen. Then he has his garden hose,
tint wotwb plants cowor ndrfeel tof
the
the ground7
hese water playing on them perpetual-
ly they meet thine, if tbey can think,
that Nosh is come again with his de-
luge and tnat they are ib the roof
garden of another ark. And when the
city man has a visitor and pulls up
his third carrot, so that its rise may
be admired, and then restores it to its
accustomed orifice in the soil, so that
it may grow {urger still, no farmer in
the land extracts from agriculture as
couch pleasure as be from this inten-
sive cultivation of such soil as be
Altogether we would
Goderich Signal should
conclusions. City life,
its compensations.
fialinallilam set
IS THE
PLACE
FOR
Pure
Groceries
Proving by Actual Experiment
ballet is extracted. an' the doctor says feed. fitc to 62ifs. •
Barley -Manitoba feed. fk to SW malt.
'41.11 soon be all right Leestways, ing. stes to sun.
uobesest sorrow was another elderly Wire Ira Iris tells me. I can't
Bram A fear thst Philip had never Portngerne °melt an: Pore eid 31so-
Woe blown gripped him heartstrings noire lane -wide. ain't fit to be repeat -
n ow. He was Mile and stern. and ttht
SatiSead was sedated with foreboding.
"Who la that with Mies Yorker' be
said to Dom Ckeria.
Tbe president bad a nre knack of
str• efight way.
Bulmer. I am told." be said. niece after Ind night.* terrible exPrirl-
ewer
"My niece? D'ye mean Irier de-
manded Bohner. obviously somewhat
"Elbe's not my niece. Btarle-
"No; sir. 'I'hat young lady 'as done
me tbe honor of prondebe bo be my
The president laughed.
"He is what you call a bundle of
coatradictioos. eh -a rough fellow with
the beart of a bull/ But he saved my
life, and that naturally counts for a
good deal with me. And how is your
. CHAPTER 1/9111.
BMUS the excittng story iso
rudely Interrupted is renamed
it may be well to set down in
their sequence the queer work-
ing. of tortune which ted to Philip's
Mutely reeppeanoce at Las Pares.
His troop of scouts coedited of "Oki" said Dom 0orrla, fixing his
Meaty -eight men. Pive were salon brilliasit eyes on Buimere vexed each
sod Bremen from tbe Andromeda: 1 'There's no 'oh' about ft," growled
three were Germane from the Unser Dicker. "It was en ent an' dried
Reiter lint tbe whole eight ware ex- I wee" age. *0' obn 'isn't rand 01 'or
bargain Yet. am far as I can make oat."
"You mean that the marriage was
arranged before the Andromeda sail-
ed?' said Dom Cords gently.
"W'y. of course. It couldn't very
well be fixed after, could It?"
"No -not as between you and her.
I can vouch for that. Forgtve me, Mr.
Balmer. I have a daughter of mar.
stumble age, you know, and 1 speak
as a parent Do you think that it is
giddier& end one man at arms trained
too the European model is worth tes
tbe Bresnan product. The remain-
ing twenty were hillmen, good riders,
excellent shote and acquainted with
every yard of the wild country within
▪ radius of a hundred miles. They
would fight anybody II well led, and
here it may be observed that when
PhOip called on them to storm the
balirobin he said "Come onr between a wise thing for a mien of your years
Which curt command and its cougener, .
to marry a girl of twenty?"
.Go bar tbese half breed Waffler* "U I dkIn't I wouldn't do it"
"But may it not be selfish?"
diff• iculty was surmounted partly by
Then downright Lancashire toot
ILD interpreter in the person of one of
. had' lived in Bahia, partly by signs
) and. largely by Philip's methods asAi
1 te serer asked Wa men to do any-
thing that be did not do Slimmed, and
tice.; sioce be invariably closed with lialle," be said.
any Nationalist detachment met dur-
ing the day's operatlubs.
'About midday. then, they came upon
the advence guard ot a column sent
off • week earlier by the espert at
Pesqueirn with instructions to arrive
at itin Fiores before sunset that very
day. (cistern', the twenty.nine charg-
ed WM) equal celerity tbe advance
guard bolted. Prom the crest of •
rocky pass Philip looked down on •
col of fully a thousand men. The
situation wall critical it called for
prompt handling. Five men held tbs
horees,'t went, -three spread themselves
. carbine, anti tweotelour rides indulged
in lone range practice oo a narrow
mouetais path crowded witb men and
Nothing more was needed. lt has
been noted already that the Brazilians
disliked long rilsge shooting. There
was e stampede. Tbe scouts occupied
the rldge until sundown aad Ware m-
anila leisurely to report the pees -
ewe 0 the column when they fell hi
with fhe first Web of fugitive. from
the eine,. ' Forthwith Philip became
• geoerai and pacts scoot an officer.
They re/mooed sod wbarked tbe reta-
ilers,' foto obedience. picked op quite
• somber of men wbo wrote willing
bold of the argument.
"Look 'ere! Wot are you drtrin' str
demanded Dickey, now in a white
heat of anger. He had yet to learn
that the president preferred a straight-
eorward vray of talking.
they Mere oever dubious as to his tee- want Tell feretro mez"
1
"Because that charming girl love.
another man, but feels that she is
bound to you. I understand tbe pod -
ties at lest. Mr. Balmer. yon cannot
wish to break her heart and drtve that
Ins young fellow, Philip Hosier. te
despair. Come, now! Let you aM
me reason this thing togethee. Possi-
bly when she agreed to marry yea she
did not know wtutt ion was. She is
klub minded. an idealist. the soul et
honor. Mist other woman would have
consented to be separated frees bar
friends oa Wertesado Noronha merely
chasms tee safety? How few woes%
loving a man like Philip Hader. who
is semen ot a splendid reward tor kb
May ths Maims et her ewe beset M
seder to lump her weird?*
Delmer bed amp beard soy one
speak with tbe myelin dIreetases et
Dom Owl& Medi word chipped
away seem put et Ile tenre whirl' be
bed dollbseetely emoted around Ide
ewe tioteingesee. Oirtsle tests bed
bead aweless in Me border eles017.
Dem Oserte bream dews whelp um
new Bet he wee a MA MO end
reoutb to light If told wait wait ea- ••yes are misisp sure she Is wINIP
pected of them. and the rest was •
pad up to thle yeses similtr be
*went I set I treat. set love bear -
torsi. Tette my alleles. VIM silk
yourself es Moist esestlin. thse ma
the girt. Mos will assensr. I eimeilee
yes that."
Km
Ptillio Mile army es s noel's. ars- "Nelawly reread *tir um way et Ms
provide6 by the statute. end the sews "Pousettly One weeders. thee"
spree() lake wildfire itefote morning why sew SM Mosit so the ealarat,
the Ulan, mews were WPM arose eds.-
Illotore Wight clowori Me emboli ageon -lye ins. I sell yes Devil entir-
the i'voeueir• teems wrote to Dots niti• le sects r
Morrie Geier a Ilm of trees and point- 0111er emele.•
sil mu I hilt no Areal tee presidia& 'is tingtertil. I MINI II. It • MO
set crawl: lib° NW be v on pro* i irinioss te many a OM be dm net 01
egi
metier of faltnple strategy sore as
Muesli'', schoolboy would ezhiblt
the waled. M • meow fort
was nest thing. rive talon's* Wet
e sd dottler might have *Need the pew*
Money Ittmerif
ANI stiaw es to the eight end the
mrsi del
Reese sal ele dimlelabed Sae test
Buckwheat -No 2, 74c to 76c.
Flour -Manitoba 'Fortner wheat patent&
06.15; winter patents, choice. xis to WU:
straight rollers. 14.M. do.. bias. ttel
Rolled oats -Barrels. MA; bans, VI tba.
St lc
Millfeed-Bran. 126: shorts. $17.
filings, la; mouillte, $30 to 124.
Cheese -Finest westerns, 13bc to Mae:
finest eastern', 131,fic to 130ac.
Butter-ChoIcest creamery. filic to No:
seconds, 36114c to Mc.
Enge-Ftesh, Bo to Wiec; selected. MS
to
Potatoes -Pee bag. car lots. $1.7* to
CATTLE MARKETS.
Union Stock Yards.
TORONTO, May 20.-Reoeipta of
live stock at the Union Block Yards
were 186 carloade, coneating of 34711
-cattle, 1359 hogs. 815 sheep and lamb*,
119 calves and 18 horses.
txporten
ler. Howard bought for Swift Co.. MI
cattle for export, as follows: For Liver -
let steers, 12111 lbs., at 17.5; tor Lea-
den, 1M steers, 1360 lbs.. at Ste/
Butchers
steers of export quality. 1100 to 1E0 lbs.,
Sold at 17.10 to WE, loads of good. MN
to 17.W; medium, 111.40 to HIS; common, p
pe bona, 34.76 to MB, canners. MI
to ta714 inferior, 06.60^ to 36.10, cows. lita
Le M
Milkers and Springers
Fred Rowntree bought all on saie, 13
In number. at Set to $10 each.
Veal Calves.
Ceives sold from 54 to 18.50 per cwt., &ad
4 one instance 10. was paid. The qualltif
Wits . Ily not good.
Sheep and Lambs
Stamm, ewes, sold at ni to Hie pet4owt;
nearness. at 17.75 to 31.10; spring iambs.
Selects. fed and watered, sold at M.115
te 011.1106 but W.06 was the ruling pries,
land 161. to DS, f.o.b., cars. was pea.
Montreal Live Steck.
MONTREAL May 10). -At the Montr
vrristock for the week ending Hal
Yards west end market receipts
were soo cattle, IN sheep and Iambs, MN
IT market thicsairominingThefoar tie w a.
ais cattle. 60 sheep amid Iambs. Ind bogs
mad 160 calves.
There was no refills? change in the
seadttion of Um market for cattle sines
last Wednesday. the feeling being strong
Prices were tally maintained at the late
advance, owing to the very limited SUP -
,piles owning forward, which is attributed
te the scarcity of thalehed atoms is the
country. on acommt of the fact that-
Amerloan buyers have been operating ati-
fretvet; el late thruout Ontario for supplies
export secouat. pa amount of the
prices ruling le ale Chicago market
dimness are now thee inuMbes fOS 1110
local market win run stew mai crass.
red oattie am ia at 000diUm to be mar,
kook and the prospects era that
the Ulm being. as all the surplus
has Mai 5.11 eased sit. The WU
Of busses was tater terge. and, aa
sow& cal an active trade was Ono.
Woo ot choice sums at is te lea per -a
while mull of good aualteg
say that Tbe
not jump at
after all. bail
The "Ad" Killer.
The man who stops lit* little "nd'
Is not eo very wise. boded !
Because his advertisements tell
The public whet be had to sell.
Aod tf his "ad" Is oot as deck
The peopie psis him up, by heck !
And none of Mem will hesitate
To trade with merchants up-to-date.
To stop your "ear we would remark,
Is just like wields( la the dark- ,
Yoe may know what it means. but goo
Nobady else can ever see.
So do not for a Mement think
That when yoa iNit out printer's ink
You're saving memo on the side
Tile merely buallithe sekide.
This expertment will always interest the chil-
dren. and will provoke a good deal of thinking.
The earlanalion, of course. is, that the lighted
piece et paper witich is Inserted into the inverted
firdrives out most of tbe air, so that when
mouth of the Mass 4 quickie Put down IMO
the water there la very little air, and. conse-
quently. very little preasure above the water
within the ghum. Hence. the weinbt or ermsure
of the air on the water outside the glass drives
the water up into the ease to occupy the spans
trom whence the air was driven by' the burn-
s ing
A practical demonstration of this kind be ahem," more convincing than any
mere statement This la particularly true of medical remedies.
The effect ot the anti -toxin treatment for diphtheria is noticeable within a tew
hours, so that everyone must believe In Its virtue. In • similar way, the tnwitment
known as ORANGE 1.1LY gives a practical proof of the pronto(' It 4 matins to
curing women's disorders, awl that too, within • few daya after commencing its use.
All authorities agree that In every case of women's Mace -dere there exists a
congested condition of the womanly organs. The circulation In these parts le slug
glsh or stagnant, and the result Is that the broken-down tissue or waste matter
which should be carried off if the blood was circulating freely. remains in these
parts, causing Inflammation, irritation, oppression of the nerves, etc. ORANGE
LILY es not taken Internally, but is &milled direct te the suffering organs. It is
absorbed Into the circulation. and its apttseptic properties at once act on the Waste
matter referred to above. 'The consequence Is that thls waste matter, which is
and it continues to be discharged until all the foreign menet is removed fromr"4
causing the inflammation, ulcers, nervous troubles, eta_ begins to be discha
circulation. At the same time the blood vessets and nerves ere toned and strong**
ened. .I.he nervous trouble disappears. the circulatiori ts restored and good
follows. Toronto. Ont., June 1, 15011.
of good. Those come away one or two every week. and I have lam pain and
Dear Mrs. C*-11.erish to tell you that Orange Lily la doing Ino • greet deal
fewer headaches. teel sure I will be perfectly cured in a little tonne,. time.
The explanation of the wonderful cures perfortned by ORANGE LILT is very
simple. It Is a scientific remedy, based on the disooveries of Pasteur and Lister.
The conditions existing in all female troubles are alike In character. differing in
degree and development only. so tbat a positive remedy, es ORANGE LILY is. acts
with ail the certainty of a shemkal experiment In order to cOnvince every suffer-
ing woman that ORANGE LILY will C1170 her. 1 make the following
Free Trial Offer
I will send to eveff reader ol this
notice who suffers in any way from
any of the troubles peculiar to
women. If she will send me her ad-
drt-sa. enough of the ORANGE LILY
treatment to last her 10 days. In
many cases this trial treatment is
nil that Is necessary to effect a com-
plete cure, and in ,every butane' It
win give very noticeable relief. If
yoa are a sufferer you owe It to
riorself. to your family and to
yr....r irlonde to take advantage of
this offer. and get cured In the
privnev of your home. without doe -
toe's LIU. OT expellee of any khut
ALL WE
ASIC IS A
TRIAL
Sturdy & Co.
Tbe Grocers On the Sqbare
'PHONIC 111
DO IT NOW
oial tau to • *gat beet haziness
It le well knows te mies
in frith sews Wiens tides the munmer
swaths. Diemen ant tie the ground
swam the mem of Me tradie.tbelefere
Siglire Your Agency Now
We waist • smell reliable men tor this
dislriet. imams the desseed for fruit
wpm seem wee se mod. time pay.
OuMt hes. mem se part Nam agree-
ments awl yen emement • arm of
t.y-rrieses' espieulime wile over
six es alms sit isad esier man
vatic*. rite:
PILHAM NURSERY CO.
Toronto, Ont.
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ewe me
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New Wessels
Now Flats
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