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CLINTON STOCK SHOW.
Hares* sad Cattle Showa of Splendid
Quality -Good Crowd Present
As usual. the Clinton spring stock
show, held last Thursday, struck bad
weather. but the event was holly suc-
cessful, a gond crowd beteg present
aed the armies Including some excel-
lent stock.
In the cattle department the exhibit
was "the beet yet."
Exhibitors were present from Luck -
now, Htytb, Hensall, Meaforth, Zurich
and all the surrounding townships,
and the competition was keen and
Interesting. Ibis district bars been
suffering from an epidemic of colds
among the hones, cud aleofrom heavy
expo. t'.
Horse -buyers were present from out-
side points and some good sales were
reported.
The following is a list of the prize-
winners :
Aged Stallions -let. International.
owned by Thomas McMichael & Son,
Seaftr.h, Ont... ; 2nd, Lord Ronald,
owned by Thomas McMichael & Mon,
Ssafortb ; 3rd, Pride of Glencairn,
owned by. J. E. Ellis, Blyth ; 4th,
Honest John. owned by Gray Bros.,
Blyth.
Stallions under three yearn -1st,
Phomas McMillan, braforth : sweep-
stsites, Thomas McMichael, tMeafortb.
Theta were three entries for the
special township competition, Hullett,
Tucker -smith and Hay. This went to
D. Fotheringhaw, James Smiley and
Broadfoot Bros. of Tucker,with town-
ship.
HeavyDraught Brood Mares- let,
James miley. Hensel' ; 2nd, Broad -
foot Bros., Seafcrth ; 3rd, Thomas Mc-
Millan, Sesforth.
Filly or fielding, 2 years and under
:3-1-t. G. A. Glenn, Kippen ; 2ud,
Thomas McMillan, Seaford).
Fill], under one year -1st. Alex.
Wright, Isrucrfleld ; 'Lod, Gray Bros.,
Blyth.
Heavy Draught Team in Harness -
ht, J. J. Merner, M. P., Zurich.
Sweepstakes was won by Jawesefwiley
of Hensel'.
Agricultural Brood Mare, :' years
and over -lar, Alex. W rigbt, Bruce -
field ; 2nd, John Del', Clinton ; 31d,
Snell Bros. beaforth.
Filly or Gelding. 3 years end over -
1st, George Henley & Son, Clinton.
Filly or Gelding, 2 yeti re and under
3 -1st, Rd. Hall. Londesboro' ; 2nd,
Thomas Hill, Clinton.
Filly or Gelding, 1 year and under 2
-let. Alex. Wright, Hrucefleld.
Team in Hsrnea-1st, D. Fother-
ingbam, Bruceflrld,
Agricultural sweepstakes was won
by D. Fntbei iugham, Hr ucetleld.
General Purpose (filly or gelding, 3
•errs and ours I-1, Alex. Wright,
Bruce5eld.
Teton in Hsrnew-1, Wellibpton
Henderson, 1 uckrit)w ; 2, William
Decker, Zurich ; :1, Frank Arnold, Sea -
forth.
General purpose sweepstakes eras
won. Beet matched team won by
William Decker of Zurich. The prize
for the beet collection of horses ex-
hibited by ens, one man was won by
Alex. W right, Brucefleld.
The judge for heavy horses was Job
White of Ashburn, Ont.
Light Hones.
Scallion, Standard -tired Trottel.-- i,
"Lake Medium," owned 1 y Charge--
wOtth & (Jbultfr, Elyth ; 2. "K. M( -
Grrgor," °weed by Char lesworth &
Coulter, tIl> Vt ; 4 "'t"Jet'i y . J.,' tad.
Johnsen', Ulanon.
Stallion, Standard -Bred, Pecer-1,
"Eimer Dickson," Chis le,w. rth &
Coulter, Blvih.
Oarriege Horses in Harness -1,
James VanEgmond, Clinton ; 2, O. A.
Glenn, Kippen D. Gardiner, Clin-
ton.
Roadster Horse in llarnees-1,
Thomas McMichael, Seaforth : 2.
James Hickingbot tom, Auburn : 3, M.
McDougal, Bayfield.
Carriage Team in Harness=l, Habry
Neeb, Zurich ; 2, Robert Ferris, Myth.
Roadster Team in Har noes -I, Nor-
man Carter, Heafortn.
The judge for light heroes was Dr.
Baker of Hamilton.
Cattle.
Shorthorn, Aged Bull -1, Ed. Vise
& Son, Clinton.
%Bull, one year -1. W. L. Forrest,
Seatorth ; sweepstakes, Ed. Wise &
Son, Clinton.
Cow, 3 years and over -L 2, 3, Bd.
*Vise & Son, Clinton.
Heifer, 2 years -1, J. J. Merner. M.
P., Zurich ; 2, Ed. Wise & Son, Clin-
ton ; 3, Ed. Wise & Son, Clinton.
Heifer, 1 year -1, J. ,(. Merner, M.
P., Zurich ; sweepstakes won by J. J.
Merner, Zurich.
Best Dairy Cow -1, Bert Fitzsitn-
nrons, Clinton ; 2, Arthur Trick, Clin-
ton.
Polled Angus Bull -1, Fred Middle-
ton, Clinton ; 2, Charles Lindsay,
Clinton.
Cows, 3 years and over -1, Charles
Lindsay, Clinton ; 2, Arthur Triek,
Clinton.
Heifer under 3 years -1, Charles
Lindsay, Clinton.
The prize for the best collection of
cattle was won by Ed. Wive & Bon.
Clinton.
The judge for cattle was John Big-
gins, Clinton.
SCHOOL REPORTS.
8.8. NO. 2, OODERiCH TOWNSHIP
Following is the repot t of 8. S. No.
2, Goderlcb township, for March :
'IV. --8Names In order of
meth)-(iladys Ginn. Vera Thompson.
Fred 8chwaos, Edna Driver. Promo•
tion. -8r. 111. to Jr. IV. (to pass 495) -
Mildred Thompson 664. Jr. iii. to
Sr. Iii. (to paw 456) -Minnie Noakes
584, Annie **Cabe 483. 8r. 11, to Jr.
IIi- (to pass 41Kr1-Clara McCabe 435.
IP t. 11. to Jr. 11. (to mum 192) -Gordan
Schwans 271, Orrice Heacke 243.
Reggie Thompson 275, Fred McCabe
2d. N. B. -Promotions from Jr. II.
to Mr. Ii. will he made in the near fu-
ture. At preeent one of the class is
sbeent through Pines..
E. R. JESTS, Teacher.
8. 8. NO. 3, COLHORNE.
The following is the result of the
promotion examination of March lath
and t30t.h in 8. 8. No. 3, Colborne :
Nr. IV. (to pars. blit)) -Joe Young 526.
Gordon Taylor 618. Jr. IV. tut pas.
1420) -Willie Clark 514, Julia Young
472, tlenevieve Hamilton 466. Sr. iII.
110 pass 436) -Belli. Shields 498. J..
IIi. (to pass 3116► -Viols Wilson 490,
Wesley Moose 435, Verna Rutledge
391, Wer'nerOouins 848. 8r. ii. (to
pass 875) -Ales. Young 473, Charles
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AUTOINTOXICATION w� QUOTATIONS
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ORSELF-POISONIN6
The Dangerous Condition
Which Produces Many Well
Known Diseases.
HOWTOGUARD AGAINST
THIS TROUBLE
APRII. 9th
Toronto Cattle Market
Choice heavy steers... $10.75to$11 60
do. medium 10.00 10.1.0
Butcher's. choice handy 10.76 11.36
do. good 10.25 440.60
do. medium 9.76 10.36
do. oois oa 1.26 9 26
Butchers' choice cows9.00
do. good 8.00
do. medium 6.50
Butchers' bulls, cholue 9.25
do. good 8.26
do. medium 7.26
Feeders. 900 to 1,000 lbs. 9.26
do. med.. 700 to 800. 8.26
Stockers, 700 to 900 lbs. 7.26
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do. medium 6.60
/FRUIT-A-TIVES" - The Wonderful Cutters 6.26
Trott Medicine will Protect You canners 6.00
Autointoxication means s.4f-poison-
ing, caused by continuous or partial
constipation, or insufficient action of
the towels.
Instead of the refuse matter passing
daily from the body, it is absorbed by
the blood. As a result, Me Kideeys and
Sties are overworked, in their efforts to
rid the blood of this poisoning. •
Pbisoeirseojthe blood in this ally often
causes Indigestion, Loss of Appetite I
and Disturbed Stomach. It may pro-
duce Headaches and Sleeplessness. !l
may irritate Me Kidneys and bring on
Pain in the Back, Rheumatism, Gout,
and Rheumatic I'ains. It is the chief
cause of Eczema -and keeps Me whole
system unhealthy by the epnstant abeorp-
tiou into the blood of this refuse matter.
"Frwil-alizws" will always cure Aulo-
ieGrxicaliors or self -poisoning -as
"Fruit -a -tires " acts gently on bowels,
kidneys and skip, strengthens the
bowels and tones up the nervous system.
50c. a lox, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c.
At all dealers or sent postpaid on
receipt of price by Fruit-a-tivea Limited,
Ottawa.
Moore 4322. El -ie Lawlor 417, Ellie
Jones 388, Fordyce Clark 301, Ena Mc -
Nall 317, Charlie Jones 31.3, John
Hardy .:317. Jr. i1. (;,o pass 3,l)) -
Muriel Rutledge 876. Edna Young 3360,
Olive Young 3,90, Ewart Young 290.
Thelma Lawlor 2216, George Hamilton
202. Part 11. -John McNeil,win
\Vil.on. Pt. I. -Roy Rutledge, , Har-
vey McPhee. Kolmer Dawson, Lottie
Lawlor. UHK1sTENA M. JoHNaroN,
Teacher.
8. S. N0.17. ABHk'IELI AND NEST
WA WANOSH.
The following ie the report of 3. 8.
No. 17, Ashfield and West Wawano•b,
as • result of the promotion risen ina-
tions : Sr: 1V.(4) -Howard Sproul NI3,
F.dna Rivera 5S. Sr. V. (hl -Oral
Finiggan 113, Andrew Sp• mil Si. Kobel t
Rtolhers133. Jr. tV.-Myrtle Sproul
72, Velma Finilfan 60. Jr. 111,E
Fret ;sprout 70, Clifford Sproul ES.
Mingo. t. Rivers (10, Chester McG'rst-
ten w.4. Elwin Young. Pr. IL-Mery
Sproul. Pt. i. -Meredith Young. How-
ard Kirke. MABRL A. Bar .'s,
Teacher. -
AFTER THE GRIPPE
Vinol Restored Her Strength
Canton, Mies. -"1 am 75 years old and
bsrame very weak and feeble from the
t•ffrvts of La Grippe, but Vinol has done
me a world Of good. It has cured my
cough, built up my strength so 1 feel
active and well again." -Mrs. Lizzie
13AI.uwIN, Canton,. MIM.
t'io,d is a constitutional remedy
which aids digestion, enriches the
Mosul and creates -strength. Un-
equalled for chronic coughs. colds or
bronchitis. Your money back if it
fails.
11. C. Dunlop, druggist,G:xlerich, Ont.
Alsoat the best druggists in all Ontario
towns.
Robinson C
A bootblack was puffing at the end
of a cigar when a gentleman, thinking
to have a little fun at the youth's ex-
pense, a*ked hint if he airway. smoked
cigars. "Oh. yea, sir, pretty otter.,"
answered the youth.
"What brand do you generally
smoke F•' asked the gentleman..
"Robinson Crusoe, sir,".replied the
bootblack. The gentleman pondered
a wbile. "I never heard of that brand,"
he Pahl.
"It's the name I've given 'ern my-
self," said the youth. "You see. gav-
nor, old Crum,- was a castaway !"
In a conflden' iel little talk to agr•oup
of medical student. an, eminent physi-
cian took up the extremely important
matter of ctrrect diagnosis of the
maximum fee.
"The beet reward.." he said, "corse,
of course, to the established %peel .list.
roe instance, 1 charge 1125 for a call at
the residence, 110 for en MR •e consul•
t.ation, and 116 t. r a t dephorse consul-
tetbon." !'here was an appreciative
and envious silence, and then a voice
Item the back of the antphitbrahre,
slightly thickened. spoke :
"Doc." it asked, "how mush do yon
charge a fellow for passing you on the
street ' '
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CANADA
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LCtEANs-DISINFECTS-USED MIR
SOFTENING WATER -POR MAKING
HARD AND SOrj oA -tel j
DIRECT10NS W(111 EACH CAN.
Milkers, good to choice .80.00
do. com. and med....60.00
Springers 65.00
Calves. veal, choice. 13.60
do. medium 9.60
do. common .... 6.00
do. grass 6.00
do. heavy fat 7 00
Lambs, choice 14.60
do. culls 9.00
do spring lambs 13.00
Sheep, ewes. light 10.26
lo. heavy and bucks8.60
do. culls 4.00
Hogs, off cars 16.00
do. fed and watered .15.75
do. f.o.b. country15.00
10.00
8.60
7.00
10.00
9.00
8.00
10.26
9.00
8.60
7.00
6.26
6.26
96.00
70.00
95.00
14.60
11.00
6.00
-7.00
9.00
15.60
12.00
15.00
11.00
8.60
7.00
16.10
16.90
00.00
Toronto Grain Markets
Manitoba wheat -Track, bay ports,
No. 1 northern. 42.31; No. 2 northern.
42.27; No. 3 northern, 42.21; No. 4
wheat, $2.11%.
Manitoba oats-All-rall delivered,
No. 2 ('.W., 80c; No. 3 C.W., 785ic;
extra No. 1 feed, 78c; No. 1 feed,
77c.
Amertcan corn -No. 3 yellow, 41.43,
subject to embargo.
Ontario wheat -No. 2 winter, 81.98
to 42, according to freights outside;
No. 3 winter, 41.96 to 41.98.
Ontario oats --According to freights
outside; No. 2 white, 70c to 72c; No.
3 white, 69c to 71c.
Barley -Malting, 11.23 to 41.26.
Buckwheat -$1.38 to 41.40.
Rye -No. 2, new, 41.68 to 41.70.
Manitoba flour -First patents to
Jets bags. 410.30; seconds, in jute,
49.80; strong bakers'. In jute, 49.40,
Toronto
Ontario flour -Winter, new, track,
Toronto, prompt shipment, according
to sample, 48.26 to 48.35, in jute bags;
48 to 88.10; export grade, bulk, sea-
board.
Millfeed-Carlota, delivered. Mon-
treal freights: Shorts, $40 to 442; bran,
436; middlings. 443 to 445; good fe(d
Sour, per bag, $22.70 to $;.80.
Hcy -Track, Toronto, extra, No. 2,
411.60 to 412; salted. 48.60 to $1L
Straw. carlota,1111 to tj7.50,
Cereals -Rolled oats, Carlota, -per
bag of 90 Ibs...;2.&0; small lots, 43.60.
Oatmeal, carlots, per bag of 98 lbs.,
$4.15; small lots. 44.80. Gold dust
cornmeal, 90 -Ib. bugs, 43.45 144 carlota,
43.60 in small lots; fancy yellow
cornmeal. 4:1.10 In carlots, 43.25 in
Aman ter,' Rolled wisest. 100 -ib. bar-
rels, $5.26. White corn flour, 95•Ib.
bags, 41..
Wholesale Produce
Toronto whcleeaie prices to the
trade:
Eggs -
New -laid, cartons ..... .. $ 41 to $ .00
do. ea -cartons .39 .00
Butter -
Creamery prints, fresh .42 .44
Creamery prints, storage .41 .43
Creamery solids . 41 .42
Choice dart prints .38 .39
Ordinary Wry prints.34 36
Bakers' .30 .31
Cheese -New, large, 275kc to 28c;
twins, 29c to 285bc; June, large, 29c;
talus. 5nc.
Live l'oUltry-
Cl:fekens, 1f fat
Fowl, fat
Chickens, ordinary
Fowl, ordinary
Beans -Japanese,
.22 .24
.22 .25
.22 .00
.20 .23
hand picked,
$6.26; prime, 45.75; Canadian, hand
picked, bushel. 47.25; prime, 46.76.
Meata-W hot /sate
'Toronto wholesale houses are quot-
ing to the trade as folows:
Easter cattle. cwt.....818.00 to 121.00
Beef, forequarters. .. 14.00 16.00
do. hindquarters..,. 16.00 18.00
Carcases, choice .... 16.00 17.50
do. common 11.60 13.60
Yeats, come-on 0.50 11.60
do. medium 12.60 14.60
do. • prime 17. :,0 18.60
Heavy hogs 13.00 16.00
Shop hogs 19.00 20.00
Abattoir hogs 26.00 20.60
Mutton. heavy 10.00 12.00
db. light 14.00 16.00
Lambs, y'earli:ig 21.00 23.00
'Chicago Livestock
Cattle - Receipts, 600; market
steady; beeves. $9.25 to $12.16; stock-
ers, and feeders, $7.26 1.0 $10; cows
and heifers, 45.60 to $11; calves, 49.25
to $13.15.
Hogs -Receipts, 11,000; market
firm; light, $16.05 to $15.95; mixed,
415.35 to $16; heavy. 416 26 to $16;
rough, $15.25 to $15.40; pigs. 411.25
to $14.75;-brik of sales, 115.70 to 416.
Sheep - Receipts, - 4.000; market
firm; lambs, native, 811.75 to 116.50.
Geed Quotations
The following are tilt seed prices
Toronto wholesalers are paying at
c.)entry points:
Shrike, No. t, bushel..810.00 to $10.61
do. No. 2 8.60 9.00
do. No. 3 7.00 8.00
do. rejected 4.26 6.60
timothy, cwt. 3.00 6.60
do. com. grades3.00 3.00
Red clover, No. 1, bu9.75 10.00
,e do. No. 2 0.00 1.60
do. No. 3 3.00 0.60
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle -Receipts, 10 cars; hogs, 10e
higher; heavy, 418 10; yorkers, 416.76
to 416; pigs and lights, $13 to 414.35.
She.p-lteeetpts. 10 cars; strong;
lambs. $16; yearlings, $13 to 414'
wethers, 412.60 to 113; ewes, 411.60
to 412.
Calves -Receipts. R00; slow; tops,
fed %r$a tgood.
$7 413 N to 514;
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