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BEWARE
OF
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THE LATEST DRIES
1 SUFFERED
Farmer's Vernet
Following are the latest quotation
for farm produce at St. 1.*wrease
Market, Toronto,
Wheat
Ocoee wheat
Oats. new
Barley
Buckwheat ........
1111te11.15
1.10 0.00 by Lydia E.Pinkham's Ves-
ta .64
EVERYTHING
For Years, Restored To Health
,f8 ,gg etable Compound.
... .76 .M
Rye
Peas .. . 1.10
flay, timothy, No !...21.00
Mired and clover 16,00
Cattle ha! 10 00
Straw, butelled 16 00
dr.. loose 0.00
Ry -v, straw 17.00
SOLD ON Oat Strew 11.01
THEButter, choler dairy .28
Eggs, new laid dot .40
MERITS 01 Fowl. dressed, lb. .14
Spring chickens, Ib.16
D Q Ducks. spring. Ili .16
IINARD'S 1 Turkeys. Ib ...... .110
90 • N Canadian women are continually writ -
0 N fa[ to such letters u the two following.
23.20 which are heartfelt expressions of grati-
11.00 tulle for restored health:
12.00
14.00 1 Glanders' Station, Oat -"I have ta-
u.00 ken Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Corm
11.00rte, Viz. pound and never
17.00/ Tr found any medicine
x
81 to compare with it.
iSi ' •:: 1 had ulcers and fall-
ing of womb and
doctors did me no
good. 1 suffered
dreadfully for years
14 until I began taking
.02 your medicine. I a1 -
.2e so recommend it for
nervousness and in-
digestion. " - Mrs.
Hsa(iY CLARK, Glanford Station. Ont.
LINIIENT
BOOKBINDING
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
GOLD LETTERING
on LEATHER GOODS
All order. prompUyt� � oo leaving
2N
hem at THF: 81UA
A. E. TAYLOR. SIRATFORU.
MEDICAL
R Ola/. HEII.E.MANN, OSCE -
PATH. *pedalo& In women'. and chu-
ds
n.'. see one. acute. *runic. and rern
u. dt.-
eye. ear. no.e end throat, tomato and
mat u; wndlnoo. since f. 0111 .tr eel . third
hum the equate. Uoderk:h. F. .I. R. FORSTKR-BYM. EAR.
.�M tied throat only. Hone snmeo0.
Sick Ophthalmic and Aural Institut...
.ts.l.t., 2.x, Nowa and throat kimono,.
bquare, and Muoreheld Aye BasWtel,
Lowland. Umoe, SJ 8. Waterloo direct .
. oppn.It. lino. C'hooch.
aft /L. Yto•p.m.. Ito* Pet. Tottenham
WAND ANI, MINNi16 M. GREER,
• a C. Chiropractorssplrte and nerte
t�elatlM... t I.rvpra.:ttc in the selrllee Mat
otrre•,Ullbout drug• or knife. Ism stem.ua
lisn. Unice utas aaaraiah • Ohm Mote. e0-'
hence u0 Lae'. street. Pno•e 3s . .Lam
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LEGAL
PROU D4 UUT, K I LLORAN &
PROUDFOOT
DAKI;IBTk1t8, BUUCITORS. NOTARIES
PUBLIC:, ETC.
Office on the 8guare..eoatd door from lion
Utes street. Uoaerleh.
ell rate fun& to loan at lowest rates.
W. PAM:Droor. K.C. J. L. Ytuotun
W. Pnet;nrooT_OK.
U. HAYS
itARR18TLR, SOLICITOR,/NOTARY
PUBLIC, YTt.
O Uorling B•ok Block. Hamilton 8.reet,
Ooderich. Telephone et-.
Real Estate, loans and Inaurinds.
IL�,ii O. CAMERON. K. 0.. EARRI8
11.1. Tilt. salistter, notary gablis. Oaoes-
h.miltoD Mew. tiodertca. turd dem fro.
Sonars.
1HARLE8 (*ARROW, LL.B., BAR
U )UsT1L11, attorney, eollcitor. etc.. Gude
rich . Hooey to lenda lowest rate ' -
CSKAGER., BARRISTER. SOL-
iclt..r. rotary Public and C'ooveyancer.
*Moe -Court Home. Ooderich. CFLAU
AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS GUNDRY
AUCTIONSRR
Bur R7, Utderlch. All Ineteuotfone by mall
left, at Signal Dace will be yeanalli at-
. coded to. Residence telepsede lit
INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC.
t�(s L►11L1 PRiVATIi FUNDS TO
ipo,WV lura. Apply to M. U. CAM
RON. Barrister Hammon .tteet. Oederloh.
wR. ROBERTSON.
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✓ ies IND L uatut tan : Brltt.h, C,tadlan and
Anerlma.
A0•,tyatr7, themes= ASD W rt.or ass'
ITV : 1'00 Ooaaa AocWeot a.d Uuaisaot
aorporauon llu.lred. of London. Tag.
FIDuIITv AND tiu.RAtrraa Monne : The U.13.
Fidelity sod Uuanuitee Company.
Otaoe at re.ddenoe, northeaal ooruer of Vic-
toria .ud 8t- Usrld - street.. Thome 174.
UcKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE Ili
431 8URANCIt CO. -liana and teamed
o va property Ineared.
Oacertr-J. H. McLean. Pres..tieafort. P.O.;
a. (:on.Nly, Vto.-Pres.. Uodertoh P. 0.:
K. Hay., dee.-Tree&. Hcafortb 1'. O.
Lnesctset.-la. 10. MoUregor. ueatuith : John
iOleaOrleee, M'lnthropp N'l..rnItlao.CoosW.oe,
hs Ifeu0eweb., brodtuigeo • 05mes Limey.,
wood ; Robert lent.. Rowlock ; Malcolu,
ten Hrua.al
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Agen to : J. W. Yoa Hdms.vIU.: R. t4mltb.
garlsek; Wllllam ('he.ney. Heafertb; 1C
Wsaklry. Kearny lf. homy holders Dail al
imemems.1. and get their rude reoelpted •.
IL J. Morrieb's Ctatklas lttore.t'Union. or at R.
H . ('lot's Ursesty. 1LMe•tea street. teedsetele
MARR1A0I LICENSES
WALTER
(wU CH, oNT.
18e k.LHOF MARRILAOS. LICE 481,
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AUBURN, I,NTARIO.
XI hi:. IIANT TAIWR An. I*BCKR Or
MARRIAUk LIC \IRA
Brophey Bros.
The Leading
Funeral Director's
Sad Embalmers
gees', Ib. .. .. .16
Live hens, Ib. 13
do. duck., spring, Ib. 14
do. geese. Ib .14
Apples, basket 20
do. barrel 1.76
Potatoes, new. bushel60
Cauliflowers, each .10
Tomatoes, basket .30
Onions, basket .30
do. sllve.aktns, qt.16
Pears, bark. -t 40
Pork, per pound 15
Dressed hogs 10.00
.14
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.16
14
1.111
.66
16
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60
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12.00
Toronto Cattle Market
Representative prices are: --
Choice ben vy steers .... 17.76 to 11.21
Hoody choice steers.... 7.76 2.16
Butcher steers, good ... 7.60 0.00
do. medium 7.00 7.76
do. common 6.76 7.00
Hitter., good to choice7.6000
.
4a medium to good. 7.00 T . 84
Butcher rows, choice6.T1 1.00
4o. good s 6.26 11.76
do. medium 6.60 4.26
do. common 6.00 6.00
Butcher bulla, choice6.76 1.26
do. good hulls 4.26 4.76
do. medium 6.60 6.36
do. rough bologna 4.00 6.60
Peedera. 160 to 1.100 lbs0.76 T.04
do bulls .... 6.00 6.75
Stockers, 760 to 900 IM0.60 6.76
. do. mrd, 660 to 760 6.64 6.64
do. tight. 500 to 650 4.75 6.50
Canners 3.50 4.60
Mltkers, choice. eachS0.00 100.00
do. cont. and med40.00 80.00
Springers 60.00 100.00
Calves. veal, choice9.1)0 10.50
do. medlurn 7.00 9.00
do. common 6.00 7.00
Luba 6.00 7.75
Ewes, light . 5.25 4.00
Sheep, heavy and bucks 4.00 6.00
Culla 3.60 4.00
Hogs, weig`red off can7.6() 7.42
do. fed end -watered7.16 7.35
do. f.o.li. 6.90 0.00
Toronto Grain Prices l
The following wholesale prices are
toted at the Toronto Board of Trade:
Manitoba Wheat -Lake ports, old
N
crop, No 1 northern, $1.26 ; o. 3
=ern, 41 27, new crop. Na 1 nor
, $1.23L1; No. 2 northern 11503(,.
Manitoba Oats -New crop,.,No. 3
C,w., 41 use; No. 2 C.W., 6834o tract.
say porta.
Ontario (tat. -New, outside, 47c to
411o.
Ontario Wheat --No. 2, ear lot.. l
SLOB to 11.10. outside, a000rding to
b./eights.
American Corn --Fresh ehglled, Ye.
ellow-, (0.- c Lf , the bay.
-No. 3 41.16 to 11 26, car lots
O utside.
Rye- Nn. 2. Sic to bac, outside.
Barley- -Good malting barley, out -
co. 66c to 69c; Manitoba feed bar
68c to 66r lake porta.
fled Oat. -user bag of 90 pounds.
0196 to 41.15; In smaller lots. 1210
43 30 Windsor to Montreal.
Buckwheat- -46e to 680
Mlllfeed---Carlota. per toe. bran.
23 to 126; shorts, 120" to 421; mt4-
, 428 to 434; good reed flour,
to 632
Chicago Uve Stock
Cattle No beeves, stockers or tees.
Au seines, quarantine In force. Cotte
Opd heifers, 42.20 to 49.40; ea1v0lh
00.25.
Hotta-IdghL 17.06 to 1744; mtzed,
r.10 to 47.66; heavy, 17.10 to 11.461
rough. 17.10 to {7.110; pigs, 44 to
60; bulk of melee, 17.30 to 17.50.
• Sheep --Native, $1.41 to 16.35; year l
Dais. 16.25 to 17. lambs, native.'
.
East Buffalo Cattle
44.50 to 11.60.
Cattle-- Prime steers. $9.60 to 410;
typing, 100 60 to 1216; butchers,
76 to 19; heifers, N to 41; cows,
76 to 17.26; ban.. 46 to 11.116;
kers and feeder., 14 to 47.116;
Steck betters, 111 to 16.76.
Teals Slow; 16 to 111.60.
,. llosa -Heavy *ear ,uxbd. `K r. to
14.16.
Butter and Cheese
WMtertnwa, N, Y. (thew sale•,
LillOn bores at 14c
London, Ont. -1.265 bosom offered,
go sales. ftldding waa tram 14e to
14%c.
St Hyacinthe, Qua. -lee picks/gee
butter w ere sold at 1121,401 100
laces of cheese at 111ao
Soled Nay mad Straw
2erelmnts are now bIIbIIIg no tneR
1 bgito, at the following prtnee.
raled hay 116 00to 116 1A
do. No. 2 11.60 14.00
do No 3 ....... 11 441 12 04
Baled straw 7.00 11.01
Cbesterville, Ont. - " I heard your
medicines highly praised, and a year ago
1 began taking them for falling of womb
and ovarian trouble.
My left side pained me all the time
and just before my periods which were
irregular and painful it would be worse.
To sit down caused me pain and suffer-
ing and i would be .o nervous some-
times that I could not bear to see any
one or hear any one speak. Little specks
would float before my eyes and I was
always constipated.
" 1 cannot say too much for Lydia E.
Pinkharn'• Vegetable Compound and
Liver Pills, for there are no medicines I
like them. I have taken them and I
recommend them to all women. You may
publish this testimonial." - Mrs. STt-
PH0.4 J. Mutein, Cbesteryille, Ostsrio.
Canada
CLUED TO SHIPPING
Nert Ilea Strewn With Mines -Vele
s• s Warmed Against Reenter Lines
The **Mrs North Rea has been de
.tared • military area, and merchant
eseeels enterlag It will be exposed to
tho grayest dangers from the minus
which 1t has even necessary to loy•
and from the warships which are
searching vUlgaotly by night and by
day fur suspicious craft.
Thl• actUou has been taken as a
npJy to the laying of mitten by the'
Germans W the waters north of Ire-
land_
'the Secretary of the Admiralty on
Monday made the following announce
meat of the %litni.% closing of the
North Sea to traffic:
"During the last week th Germans
have scattered wines Indiscriminately
1n the open sea on the mal11 trade
route from America to Liverpool via
the north of Ireland.
"Peaceful merchant ships have al-
ready been blown up with loss of life
b this agency. The White Star liner
O(ymptc escaped disaster by pure good
luck, and but fur warnings given by
British cruisers other HrtUsh and
n eutral merchant and passenger res-
e ttle would have been destroyed."
FISHER NEW FIRST SEA LORD
This illustrates but one of the many uses to
which Zam-Buk, the great herbal balm, is daily put.
Accidents will happen, especially where there are
children. Mothers should never be without Zara-Buk. Lanl.Buk
1s the best "First Ald." 1ta strong antiseptic properties kill all
germs, preveatiag blood -poisoning and inflammation. Its rich,
herbal essences quickly ease pain and build up new healthy
tissue. Zam-Buk Is entirely different from all other ointments.
It is purely herbal and cootafas nu poisonous coloring nutter.
Take ao substitute. See the same on every box before pa) Mg.
•
ZAM-lIIK NEALE, EETEME CMT
Mee. J. S. aierwirth of Varadulf, Sisk., writer' • "My little sou rut the
end .11 his linger. As it was such a severe tut, 1 was going to 1..1r him In a
dot.O. but a the taeantiIne to ram the pain, 1 app6rd 0411, 14111 BUIL.
Thu Ill the blesdiag and gave him such relief that
he osassd ailing and seamed quite at ease. I therrlurc
decided to we of Zoo-Buk wuuld heal the wound. Nest
day 1 replier.) Ole dressing, and .untiuuedtoduwea.h
day. using noih,n'', but /.am-Buk. Civnpktr cure
rail trd.'
YOUR HOME NEEDS 1T!
Z.. -wk ams k. all
....rim ..4 awe. or
Zam-sea Co..
FREE
..me sae rye ♦•1 It
• i m, for Ire* i,
• lderem
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Prince Luis Resigned as Result of
Newspaper ` '°'� ScrantonWhite Ash HardCoa
Adm .,
Iran Prince Lours of Batten -
berg, First Bea Lord of the British
Admiralty, personal aide -decamp of (En
tang George and • relation by mar-
riage
anriage of his MaJ.•ety and of the Oer•
Emperor, has resigned.
• reslgnauon is attributed to the
very freak objections raised by news -
psalm' and influential individuals to
Sayoae of German origin remaining
Mg nested with the navy or the army.
Outside of the fact that he was bora
1. Austria. the chief argument hL
opponents made against Prince Louis
Vas that he L the brother -la -law of
)Since Henry of Prussia, who hods
b somewhat slml:a.r command In the
German navy.
The appointment of Barron !Maher.
lral of the fleet, to weceed Prince
NORTHERN MESSENGER �dm
T.oab of 13atte.berg, as First Sea
Lord was announced officially o.
„!day. Baron Fisher held the post
beton. prevlou to 1910.
Religious and Illustrated Story Paper of
Large Circulation
Our good old Sunday "story teller'
friend. the Northern Messenger, h .•
been for nearly 50 years a favorbe
with the Canadian peop'e. it gives
splendid value for the money, and con -
spent as to bring
tributes largely to a Sundayani well
a week of content.
A strong ally !tithe temperance cau.e
and eves v other nom al refor in, and
truly a chat actor !milder.
It is such a flue paper that wally of
the largest city Suod..y a Ii ole din
tribe:e it as their regular Slut day ,
sehs,,l paper. For they realise that a
paper wbleb triers a0 much for the
money and interests the older mem- -
bers of the fatally as well as the
youngsters. give* the parents an ad-
ditional incentive to see that their
children attend school every Sunday.
And through the weekly visits of the
Northern Messenger the church -helps
to cheer and hearten many who can-
not, and others who .will not attend its
set vice..
The Northern 6less.nger is about to
celebrate its golden jubilee -50 years
of usefulness in hundreds of thousands
of homes. Will it have r welcome in
yours this year?
On trial to new subscriber 6 -To in-
dividual addresses. 12 months for :111
cents; Sunday schools, in any requir-
ed tuantity, three weeks free trial ;
clubs of 10 copies* week toone ad
rheas for 12 months for 42. Larger
clubs pro rata.
The Northern Messenger is publisL-
ed by John !hugan & Son, Witness
block, Montreal. Canada. Try it fora
year.
GLAD TIDINGS FROM QUEBEC
Sure Relief for Suffering Women is
Found in Dodd's Kidney Pills
Cap Chat, Gaspe Uo., Que., Nov. 2nd
(Specia11.-The secret of health for
women is to keep the kidneym strong'
and healthy. Healthy kidnrya mean
pus e blood. abundant energy, and a
clear healthy complexion. The one
sure way to keep the kidneys healthy.
is to use Dodd's Kidney Pills. Mian
Antoinette M. Roy, of this place.
Writes as follows :-
"l wish to tell you 1 have never been ,
ver well. 1 was always listless A9.,
took ^ no interest in anything. i was
very nee oua, wy heart .leo was bad
and my back pained me all the time.
1 tried many rem*dir• but without
good effect At last 1 d.•ided to take
some of your Dodd's' Kidney Palls. I
have taken ooe half drxen boxes and
they have transformed me. I am in
fine health now. If any person wants
a good medicine tell them to use
1kodd's Kidney Pills."
-Considerable feeling is being
amused at the Ontario agricultural
college. Guelph in rerd to e-a4N-
tude of Latlog Ntwpth
ident 7.svits in re-
fusing to allow a military officer to ad-
dress the student body in regard to
the formation of a corps of engineers
at the institution. The student, aro
petitioning Hon. Jars Duff for per-
mission to organise the Corps.
-At the i.latowtel dairymen's ex-
change on Friday the offerings' of the
patrons of the different factories t�-
woods the patriotic hind, ronslsting of
the cheese trade from one day's milk
supply, were auctioned 01T, the bttyt re
paying one-half cent mote a pound rot
the product. which will mean 154
rent., as is portion of the IW4( obeys
ixoarded that day went fen the street
at 16 cents. 11 ie rxpeeled that the
conulbutinn will amount to $13111.
The British army on roll. and
drilllag is the ('ratted KIngdom, now.
amounts to approximately one and al
half mllltos men. -
Hon. P. S. O. Maek.asl., 'Prnvin•
I Treasurer of tdttebec, died sad -
leafy at Qwebec on $aturdae.
• Two little children of 1. O St.ven)I
iwere fatally burned when • bora was'
V4trot'4 1111 Irrl.taaa. Alta
,gChaldj
QUICK NAPTHA
TNS a•
WOMANS SOAP
CANADIANS IN BATTLE
Death et Montrealer First intimation
That Any of Force Were le France
Wwlam Ooekhill, of Montreal, was
killed at Lille , In Prance. while 1n
active service. Cockklll had been •
chauffeur to the employ of Sir Preder
Ict Williams -Taylor, and went with
the Canadtan overseas expeditionary
fore, bertag joined the mechanical
transport sectloc of the Army Berrie*
Corps as a driver.
The majority of this part of the
contingent at once proceeded to the
Continent and joined the allied army
to serve on tete transport section. At
Lille a shell struck the car CockkUl
was handling and the gas tank ex'
ploded, the driver teeing Instantly
t illed.
INVESTIGAI'nta RUMOR
Germane Reported to Have Gun Plea
forms on at. Lawrence Island
The alleged presence of concrete
platforms deeply embedded la the
ground at a point on the Isle of Or-
leans. dominating the citadel of Ilea
bee and the entrance to the 8t. Law-
rence, has been brought to the Wes -
than of the Militia Department It V
stated that a German company has
been manufacturing concrete blocks
at 8L Jean. on the Island, Sad the
"report is to the .Leet that out Plot -
farina bare been constructed flee
iewltaer siege batteries. It 1s fnrtbW
/fated that the same company has
leencnte plant at the bead K the Mkt
,at Port Arthur. As investigation is
being made.
Three Canadians Dead
Private Albert 8m110 of the Mom
trail Highlanders was killed by d
All from a waggon. making the .tatJA
`Relent death in this Comedies Ms
Itlonary force rises its arrival t0
lad.
to Ridley Thamaon. of tho
Prtaoses PatrtolL Iolllaatry, died 01
Vphold Saturday is the Ply
ospitatl. He was a yeas.'gf
man who bad emlgr+w to British
Oolam bia.
Alexander Ogilvie who sainted waft
tba 14th Peel Regiment at Thresh"
ago Succumbed to Illassa. He wed
a acotehman from Aberdeen.
Klieg's Cousin Kilted In the Wee
Prism Muriee et Bsttenberg,
Ida M filth !dlate-reboil
the dof
Sea of the to Hairy
Hry
berg. Sad 0 bream .t tad
at Spats, diel of weaa& r.
end on the battldel4 r
5 O ee ofRoer .f a0 I* 01 ,4s.e
9 (terga
Two jgetMra of Maes
oleo west M tae treat Thu
l• Roo argil mepiar ar
RaBal Wally to 011ailma th
b le war
1 T1s Evade* Amy "gala
(lemma anima it nd•a
e' Jyymaraw lag. sad dtagtrlse4 w
a441tlen et a fourth emek.sted64l
Cfeed Penang. • asttlsk
Straits Settlwltoste, 04 dS
oes which sash tae
er0lser Jeentehug amd • TrencR4..
strayer Two officer. sad N4 •eamee
1111 lie Jerelebug pevtabe4.
TT• Snyder escaped theoug$ lbs
Strait .f MalaCrs.
Mews Singh. the ssifoniifoseed slay
er 0f Immlgratlee iwspsetor W. (k
p.pklason at Vsareseer fouled guilty
St reorder and sestsared to be lmaga4
54 'smeary 11. He wean we dental
the 'lines. ,
aAMailman was .eattsae'd y
to tweattomato,ya m h pool
tor saitotamOtor hi oh. adw RJasa - ILEI
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Coal. This is a coal free from clinkers and burns to
a clean white ash. Cannel Coal and Blacksmith Coal
We always carry a large stock of the above coal
EGG COAL $7.75 STOVE & CHESTNUT WOO
HARD WOOD $2.50 a Cord SOFT WOOD $2.25 a Cord
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The Happy Thought Ranges and Radiant Home
Heaters have no equal in appearance and working qualities. They
will do more work on less coal than any other Range or Heater on
the market. This is a strong assertion but it is true. It is backed
by thousands of satisfied users
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We have a number of second hand Heaters and Ranges in Ai repair
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Our stock of heavy and shelf Hardware was never more complete
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