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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1895-5-10, Page 6• Subscribers who do net weave their palter regularly will please notify us at ecce. Call at the oftee for advertising rates. TIIE EXETER ADVOCATE.. 'iWORsDA.X, MAX 9, 1895. Week's Conamerchial Summary. The world's. visible supply of wheat de- oroesed "?,tt88,000 last week. The earnings of Canadian Pacific for the third weak of April were 8,:82,000 a decrease of $2,000, .A. further advance in wheat has taken place, with sale of White at 78e to 74t Ontario.points. The deliveries are very small, giving the impression that supplies ara limitee but at this season farmers are very busy seeding, which partly' ac- counts' for light receipts. Flour is firmer, but prices are relatively lower than those of wheat. The meat situation is still perplexing in the United States. Prices of beef and sheep have reaeted slighted from the top, but are still very high. The demand con- tinues good, and IS on-tinuesgood,andif the Westernspeculators prevent liquidation in May options, it may be possible to sustain the high pos- ition. Live hogs have shaded a fraction from the top, but are still at a good figure. Lard is otl a few points, but mess pork holds firmly to $18.50 per barrel. The trade situation at Toronto still continues to show signs of improvement. The better feeling heretofore noted has acted as a sort of stimulus, and fewer complaints are hoard. Dealers generally are encouraged with the stronger tone of the markets, and the outlook is more cheering The earnings of the railways shows improvement, and those of the Grand Trunk since the beginning of the month are ahead of the corresponding period of last year. There is increased activity in dry goods, with orders coming in. freely, but they are not for large amounts. In the Dominion last week 87 failures were reported to the Daily Bulletin, as against 81 the previous week, and 26 the corresponding week a year ago. Ontario has 1S, an increase of three the week be- fore, 15 of which had the lowest credit or blank rating. In Quebec there were eleven, the same number as the previous week, none of which -were of any com- mercial important, and only one had a rating as high as $2,000. Novo Scotia and Prince Edward Island had two each, Manitoba one, and British Columbia three. None were recorded in New Bruns- wiek. NEWSY CANADIAN ITEMS. TILE WEEK'S IIAPPEN111 Cx. Interesting Items and Iileltleuts, Im- portant and lasttuc'ttve, Gatherers /Prom the 'Various Province. Here and There. No receptacle has ever been made strong enough to resist the bursting pow- er of freezing water. Twenty -pound shells have been rent asunder as though made of pottery. Hartney, , Mani:•oba, suffered from s destructive fire. Gait's new Masonic; lodge rooms wers dedicated last week, The London Board of Trade elected Mr John. Browmau President. The T„ Ii: & B. Railway will be Open ed for regular service in two weeks, Parolee. electors defeated the by-law to raise 813,000 for a now central school. Mr, Alex. McIntosh is the new Presi• dent of the Woodstock Board of Trade. Tames Bannister of Niagara, a refugee from slavery. died at the age of 101 years. XXX Paper straws for drinking iced bever- ages, which are superior to the natural straws, are beim; placed on the market, and so is a peculiar cloth paper for print- ing bank notes on. xxx It is the fashion of embezzlers to try to commit suicide. The New York Tri- bune suggests that it would save a great deal of taouble if these people would kill themselves just before coming embez- zlers. The Sir John Thompson na rn'criaihiacl now amounts to 06,450, and subsortptions are still being sent M. Three hundred thousand whitefish from the Newcastle hatchery were lib- erated. in the Bay of Quite. Mass meetings aro to be held at Beauti- ful Plains, Man., to ascertain the will of the electors on the school question. A. steady improvement in trade is re- ported in Canada and the United States, with an upward tendency in prices, Pro.J. W. Bell was killed while mak- ing his first ascension in a mammoth balloon that he had recently finished. The annual camp of the Royal Templars of Temperance will be held at Hamilton Out., this summer, probably at Dundurn Park. Samuel Livingstone of Bayham, Ont., and his wife have not spoken to each other for 40 years, although they live in the same house. A Belleville (Ont.,) despatch says the $10.000 required to secure Mr. H. A. Massey's grant of a likeamount to Albert College has been secured. Miss Thibauseau, one of the injured in the fire at Me Donald's tobacco fac- tory in Montreal, died Sunday morning. An inquest was begun pa the afternoon. Ottawa, Ont., made a success of her carnival. l he executive committee met this week and returned to the city trea- sury $1,150 of a surplus over all expendi- tures. River Navigation between Montreal and Quebec was commenced on Saturday, and the first ocean steamer to arrive in the former port was the Mariposa, on Saturday. Capt. Jamieson,of the Forty -Third Bat- talion, has signified his willingness to form one of the Bisley rifle team. This leaves six men of the twenty required to .hear from. xxx The fact that the baseball magnates have begun to talk and plan for the com- ing season's bat and ball suggests another fact, that there is no better time than the present for practising sliding bases. xxx Bath, Me., anticipates a lively year in its ship yards, and expects to put more vessels into the water this season than for many years past. Bath -built ships have long been celebrated for speed and seaworthiness. xxx Speaking of men with strong faces, where will you find one that comes up to • the man in the iron mask? xxx Most women who are uncommonly clever pianists have abundant hair. It has been noted. that this is often the case with male performers also: For example, Liszt, Rubinstein and Paderewski. xxx In 1790 a handkerchief cost sixty cents in Massachusetts, while a pair of stock- ings cost seventy-five cents, and potatoes were thirty cents a bushel. xxx A certain cynical statistican estimates that a period of twenty months will cov- er the average widowhood of women un- der thirty-five. X X X What people mentioned in Scripture were famous for their intemperance ? The Gittites, of course. Mr. John McCarthy. Toronto, writes : " I can unhesitatingly say that Northrop & Lyman's Vegetable Discovery is the best medicine in the world. It cured me of Heartburn that troubled me for over thirty years. During that time I tried a great many different medicines, but this wonderful medicine was the only one that took hold and rooted out the disease." The four members of the animal family boasting the greatest variety of members are the monkey, or four -handed animals, with sixty-one varieties ; the cat tribe, thirty-five ; the dog tribe, fifty-seven, and the rodents, forty-eight. Mr. J. R. Allen, Ilpholste ser, Toronto, sands us. the followingFor six or seven years my wie suffered with Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Inward Piles and Kidney Complaint, We tried two physicians and any number of medicines without setting any relief, until we got a. bottle of Northrop & Lyman's Vegetable Discovery. This was the first relief she got, and before one bottle was used the benefit she derived from it was beyond our expectation." Dr. Carson's Cough Drops. Mrs. Ilenderson, 82 Cameron street, :Toronto; writes ; "I was suffering from pleurisy and bad. cough, I was wasted and very weak, having to be propped up in bed. 1 -was told to try Dr, Carson's Cough Drops, Six bottles restored me to perfect health." Price 50 cents. For sale by druggists everywhere. Allan & Co., proprietors, 58 Front street, east, Toronto. ,t. dian 1rtille 1 , ;11 Ct><eusdian iha?k P,I1s ka 1,00$ l `t st to remain inITsil ant tui.f ee or toile me •`aths '.u,ftea wince,. i4 �wi! r kits e.p1f in ed to responsible positraene in:'Cienadas t,, Mr, W; l:'reror of tins Casket Co -ll. pally eaptu at Maplelaur night, and Is and securingrived. The Richard Duce;; two terms, of ton for horse -a W. H. Theo man who at prese.. :vendee° 01.1a oha7 Will ears and Miss boy, 'Dcir ant was born 4 years ago, and is'sai here as a drug apprentice The family then wont west n . took up their residence at San Francisco, where young Durant took to studying medicine. Over a dozen French-Canadians have ret tuned. to Houghton, Mich. ,from Verner, Canada,, They swear vengeance on Father Paradis for deceiving them. They say the land is all rocks and swamp, and the swamps are covered with water. They re- port that some of their comrades who had no money left are walking back to the 1: sited States on the Railroad track. Five hundred French-Canadians are waiting at Verner for the water to subside so they can locate their farms. The Ontario, Bureau of mines is in re- ceipt of a letter from Jabez WTilliams, a Hudson Bay Company official in the Rainy - river district, conveying the information that he has made important discoveries of gold on an island in Lac Seta Or lonely Lake. He has panned free gold from two different veins, and in another place has ound galena, and in yet another zinc blende. This discovery is of especial im- portance in that it shows that the gold fields of this part of the Province of On- tario extend far north of the C.P.R. track to tete norther boundary of the Province. The statement is made in Ottawa that several important State documents have disappeared from the paha archives. They include the report of the colonial conference of 1B94; at which delegates from all the colonies in British North America, including. Newfoundland, were present, and at which the terms of eon - federation were decided upon. The Hon. .Peter Mitchell, who was one of the dole - gates at that conference, found out the loss while looking into the Netwfoundlancl question. Mr, Mitchell says he may have a copy of the papers among his private documents in Miramichi, M. B. and he will make a search as soon as he goes there ; but where the original douements have gone nobody eon say. The matter will doubtless form the subject of discuss- ion in Parliament. 1 a burglar iii his bed-rooir• . `xhoiesilat, ?nt., o l `.luesda' tI it a tussle uaiigiaering lefoxo a policeman ae- gives' his name as, �d says he has served mars oaoh, at Kings- -ant, the young etnatody' at San xilkring '•s 'orossto ut John Grant, charged with stealing a $5,000 package of Bank of Commerce bills from the Canadian Express Company's safe in Parkhill, Ont., was remanded for two weeks. The Patrons of Industry, at Quinn, Ont., have passed a vote of censure on Mr. S. L. Pardo, M.P.P., for the course• he pursued at tke last session of the Local Legislature. The Western Ontario School of Art, at London, Ont., is short of funds, and the directors will revert to the old system of giving the principal the pupilsfees in- stead of a salary. The Majestic, the new flag ship of the Great Northern Transportation Company, was launched on Tuesday at Collingwood, Ont., Miss Long, daughter of Mr. Thomas Long of Toronto, christened the boat. On Saturday last the Oity of Toronto,a splendid new steamship, built for the North Shore Navigation Company, was successfully launched at Owen. Sound, Ont., in the presence of a large company. Rumors having been circulatedthat the wife of J. A. Hendershott, the prisoner under sentence for murder in St. Thomas (Ont;) Jail had been poisoned, three dos- tors have testified that she died of a can- cerous disease. The Canadian General Company of Toronto and Peterboro' has been award- ed the contract for the motors and all electrical apparatus for the Hespeler ex- tension of the Galt, Preston & Hespeler (Ont.) Electric Railway. The draft estimates of the city of To- ronto have been issued. The total ex- penditure spenditure is more than five million one hundred and sixty thousand dollars, and the rate of taxation will be probably six- teen mills on the dollar. The Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Company's steamers have been refitted at Sorel. Practically a new steamer has been built on the iron hull of the Magnet. She is to be called the Hamilton and is to run between Hamilton and Montreal. Tenders for the construction of a new $40,000 Methodist Church in London, Ont. , will be called for at once by arehitect King of Toronto. It must be ready for oc- cupany in September. The church will seat 1,800 people, and the Sunday School 1,000. An electric road from Kincardine to Teeswater, the establishment of a cannery the best method of accommodating sum- mer visitors and the value of pavements granolithic were interesting subjects which came before the Kincardine (Ont.) Board of Trade the other night. A despatch from St. John's, Newfound- land, states that negotiations are pro- gressing with representatives of the Brit- ish Government, Canada, and Newfound- land respecting the granting of an expert bounty on Newfoundland codfish, and that this is regarded as the most expedi- tious method of settling the French shore difficulty, The town of St. Jerome, Que., about 40 miles from Montreal, is completely flood ed, the worst damage being done in the vicinity of the large paper -mills. The flood was caused by the overflow of the river, owing to an immense ice -gorge. There is fully five feet of water in the main street. Communication is possible only by boats. The traffic returns of the Grand. Turnk Railway for the week ending April 20th shows that the passenger -train earnings were 8118,184, as against$111,891 in 1894. The freight earnings were $218,456, and $225,08 in 1894, The total earnings last week 'were $887,240, as against $586,459 in the corresponding week of last year, an increase of $78L The following officers belonging to the Canadian permanent force, says the Pall Mall Gazette, have arrived. in London and are to be attached to various imperial regiments to undergo courses o,f-instrue- Mons : Lieut, -Col. Otter and Capt Me- Dougali,Boyal Canadian Infantry; Lieut. - Col. Wilson and Maj. Rutherford, Royal The finances of the cit of Montreal are saidto be in a worse condition than ever before, and the aldermen are looking around to find means to meet current re- quirements. The chairman of thefinance committee proposes the floating of a new $2,000,000 loan, but many of the aldermen are adverse to this, as they claim that the city is too heavily burdened with taxation already. All the requisitions of the va- rious committees for the current year have been cut down to the lowestlimit,but still the income will not meet the expenses. The proposalto tax all holders of houses paying a rental of over $120 per year 10 per cent. on their rental for water is rais- ing great opposition and driving many of the residents into the suburbs. A loan of X90,000 is due in London this year, which the aldermen will endeavor to have renew- ed. With all this,itis believed the city will have to accept Ald. Hurteau's proposal and float a new $2,000,000 loan. Saved His Life. " I now weigh nearly 200 pounds," said a fine, robustlooking man the other day; and yet this same man was given up to die of consumption less than two years ago. What cured him ? Miller's Emul- tookit Liver Oil did. Ile sic of t'od L Emul- sion when at a low ebb, when his weight was less than 100 pounds. It created new blood for him and that combined with his will power raised him up to a life of use- fulness and happiness. if you are threatened with°consumption or any lung trouble try Miller's Emulsion of C'od Liver Oil. Miller's Emulsion is the great nerve strengthener and blood maker, and cures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Scrofula, and all. Ln g affections. In Big Bottles, 50c. and $1, at all Drug Stores. DOMINION PARLIAMENT. IFT.K SESSION •.. SEYE CTH PAIHL. IA.MEW1'. h'.:. ME] XBERS INTRODUCED. ier and Mr. Fraser introduced xber-elect for Antigen - ed with applause from `hes. ;S' LIST'''S. answer to Mr, Edgar, o i' id to the revisers of the eters' lists to April 10th, was The probable amount required o complete the payments to revising bar- risters was $12, 000, and the amount paid for printing, $85,166. Practically all the lists were printed. DAIRY PRODUCTS. Mr, McLennan moved the ];:Rouse into committee to consider a resolution declar- ing it expedient to introduce a bill to amend the Dairy Products Aot of 1893, and explained that he desired to protect the Canadian cheese industry by providing for the branding of the cheese and cases. Mr, McMullen (Huron) deemed it abso- lutely necessary in the interests of the cheese trade that the date of manufacture and the name of the factory should be branded on the article. Mr. Taylor thought the reolution cover- ed the ground fairly well, with the excep- tion that no provision was maclo for the inspection of cheese at the factories. That should bo added to the resolution before it left the committee. A penalty should also be provided for failure to brand the cheese. Itis experience led hint to believe that no factory branded cheese as that of Septem- ber make, but the buyers purchase cheese during the months of July, Juno, and August, and held it until September, when they branded it as that month's make. Mr, Jab, wliq wa, the Opposition Fever and Ague and Bilious Derange- ments are positively cured by the use of Parmelee's t'ills. They not only cleanse the stomach and bowels from all bilious matter, but they open the excretory vessels, causing them to pour copious effusions from the blood into the bowels, after which the corrupted mass is thrown out by the natural passage of the body. They are used as a general family medi- cine with the best results. A New York man asked to be excused. from serving on jury duty on the ground that he was incompetent through his con- viction that he should not judge the guilt or innocence of his fellow man. His plea was granted. Mr. Mori Maid the a Domini VO Unequalled.—Mr. Thos. Brunt, Tyen- dinaga, Ont., writes :—" I have to thank you for recommending Dr. Thomas' Elec- tric Oil for bleeding piles. I was troubled with them for nearly fifteen years, and tried almost everything I could hear or think of. Some of them. would give me temporary relief, but none would effect a cure. I have now been free from the distressing complaint for nearly eighteen months. I hope you will continue to recommend it. JEWISH PEDDLESR. Mr, Martin moved for copies of all cor- respondence beween the Department of In- terior and Mr.Sohomacher, the Rey. T. D. Phillips, Mr.P. F. Daly, Capt. Holmes, the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, and any other persons, as to the transportation of a number of Jew peddlers from Chicago at Calgary with the intention of settling the same upon farms near Calgary. Mr. Daly in reply quoted from corre- spondence with Mr. McNicoll,general pas- senger agent of the Oanadian Pacifc Rail- way, and the'sRev. T. D. Phillips, of Chi- ,eago, in order to show that the persons complained of were recommended as an honest and suitable class of settlers. The majority of the settlers were men who had farmed in Dakota and in the Old Country. The whole matter was only an incident of immigration. SPEAWFR'S WARRANT. Mr.McCarthy introduced a bill repecting the house of Commons, which was for the purpose of restoring to the House control over it own proceedings, which by recent legislation had been subtantially lost. TRANSATLANTIC MAILS. Mr. Ives, in answer to Mr. Langlier, said the Government had not granted a new contract for a more rapid transatlan- tic postal service. CANAL SYSTEM. Mr. Haggart, in answer to Sir Richard Cartwright, said the amount required to complete the St. Lawrence channel and canal system would be as near a,s possible six million dollars. It was not the inten- tion of the Government to deepen the canals to a greater extent than was requis- ite to complete the present system of navi- gation. Dr. Carson's Stomach. linters. Mr. J. Martin, notary public, King street, east, Toronto, writes and says : "I was suffering from dyspepsia, sour stomach and torpid liver for years. I was advised to try Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters, which I did, and a few bottles have completely cured me" 50 cents per. bottle. For sale by druggists—there is none as good ; the only Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters. Allan & Co., 58 Front street, east, Toronto, proprietors. It is computed that the graat system of lakes of which Superior, Michigan and Huron form a part, with the river of St. Lawrence, which flows from them, con- tain together half the fresh water of the globe. 'When Baby was Sick-, wo gave her Castoria. '4vhen alio wits a Child, she cried for Castoria, 'V sten rho became Miss, she clung to Castoria. Whenslio held Children, she gave them Castorlit RAW SUGAR IMPORT. Mr. Wallace, in answer to Mr. Fraser, said the total quantity of raw sugar im- ported into Canada duty free under 14 Dutchstandard for thenine months ended March, 1894, was 221, 218, 780 pounds. DISTRIBUTION OF REPORTS. Mr. Charlton moved for a return show- ing the dates during the last seven years when the public accounts, the trade and navigation returns, and the report of the Auditor -General were ready for distributi- on. W1tAT UNCLE SAM IS ATT DOINGS OYER THE UNE. What Our Neighbors have Doiie During the Past "Week in Making the His-. tory .al'the World, Dr. Buchanan, the Now -York wife - murderer, has been respited until May lst. Robbers held up an express driver near Cripple Creek, Ooi,, on April 19th, and got $11,840. The ReinoldLumber Company's plant in North Lebanon, Pa,, burned on Wednes- day ; loss 8100,000. Commissioner Millen of the Internal Revenue Bureau says the revenue from the income-tax will amount to about 815,- 865,000. Fire in the wholesale fur and hat estab- lishment of stab-lishment.of Lampher, Finch & Skinner, in St. Paul, Minn., on Tuesday, caused a loss of 8110,000. J. B. Holland, cashier of the Merchants and Farmers' National Bank of Charlotte N. 0., is declared to be a defaulter to the amount of $60,000. A big load or dynamite exploded near Mutton, Indiana, completely demolishing the driver and team, and causing a shock- that hockthat was felt tarty miles away. The Comptroller of the Currency has closed the First National Bank of Willim- antic, Conn., The capital of the bank is is 5100sai,d00.. 0, and it has become impaired, it KOOTE1sTAYS' PROSPERITY. Mr. Mara moved. for a return showing the amounts paid in Customs duties at Waneta, Nelson, Basic, and the boundary of Kootenay river from 1890 to 1894 in- clusive, giving the amount paid yearly at each outpost. Mr. Clarke Wallace said that owing to the growing importance of the district it had been found necessary to send a special officer not only to ascertain where ports of entry should be established for the protec- tion of the Customs and the collection of revenue, but take means for the preven- tion. of smuggling, which it was stated, had been carried on in that portion of British Columbia, CENSUS STATISTICS. Mr. Forbes moved for a return, giving the names of the various manufacturing industrial establishments in the Counties of Queens' and Shelburne, Nova Sc nti - mentioned in the last censue :,..,,mens, to- gether with the names of the owners 9 thereof. LAKLHURST SANITARIUM OAICYILL ,,, ONTARIO. Mrs' Delia T. 8, Parnell, aged mother of Charles Stewart Parnell, was knocked unconscious and robliod of a few dollars in change near Bordentown, N. J., on April 18th. The National Manufacturing and Jew- elry Importing Company of Chicago assigned on April 19th. The assets of the company are $14(i,000, and the liabilities about $90,000. The principal business block of the steel manutactuzing town of Duquesne, Pa., burned on Monday, entailing a loss of over $50,000. Tho town was without fire protection. Oliver Curtis Perry, the express robber who made such a bold escape from the, Matteawan State hospital for insane criminals, was returned to the institution on Saturday afternoon. In the4D11inois Legislature the other day a resolution was introduced requesting the daughters of Illinois not to accept the hand in marriage of any person not a citized of the United States. Edward Tucker, a merchant of Port Tampa, Fla., was taken from his home on Sunday night, tied to a tree and strip- ped to his waist, and whipped by female whitecaps for having beaten his wife. While D. L. Moody was praying for rain in Fort Worth, Tex., on Sunday. a violent storm came, and a. part of the roof fell, fatally injuring one person, and more or less seriously about 50 others. Acting -Secretary Hamlin has decideg that the sale of stamp -albums containin. printers fac-similes of stamps is illegal This decision follows the recent opinion of Attorney -General Olney on that ques- tion. Five negroes, three of them women, were lynched near Greenville, Ala., on April 20th by a band of about 100 men. They were lynched for the murder of Watts Murphy, a young farmer, nephew of the late Gov. Watts. The North Dakota Milling Association made an assignment at Grand Forks on April 18th. Approximately the assets of the association will amount to $700,000, and the liabilites to $400,000. The associa- tion owns 11 mills, and leases two others. The parents of Emma Hall, the girl who lost her life through a criminal op- eration in a Detroit lying-in hospital, are very poor, and cannot afford to visit the United States to pursue the case against the, Rev. Jonathan Bell, the girl's suppos- ed betrayer. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator does not require the help of any purga- tive medicine to compete the cure. Give it a trial and be convinced. For the treatment and cure of ArOIloLYsa:i , THE MORPHINE HABIT, TOBACCO HABIT, AND NEII.VOUS DISEASES. The system employed at this institution is the famous Double Chloride of Gold. System. Through its agency over 290- 000 Slaves to the use of these poison& have been emancipated in the last four- teen years, Lalcehurst Sanitarium is the oldest institution: of its kind in. Canada, and has a well-earned reputation to maintain in. this line of medicine. In its, whole history there is not an instance of any after ill-effects. :from the treatment.. 1 { undreds oi' happy homes in all parts of the Dominion bear eloquent witness to the• efficacy of a course of treatment with us. For terms and all information write THE SECRETARY, 28 Bank of Commerce Chambers, Toronto, Ont, The death is announced of Canon Mo- reau, who was chaplain to the Pontifical Zonaves who went to Rome in 1868 to fight for the Pope. For Niiovovs PROSTRATION, BRAIN EX— HAUSTION, and DIDPRESSION Ot' S1'n2PrS resulting from undue Strain upon the Mental or 1 by- sieal Energies, A Most Effective Nutrient Tonic and. Stimulant. • Holloway's Corn Cure is the medicine to remove all kinds of corns and warts, and only costs -the small sum of twenty- five cents. It is calculated that some 10,000,000 colored photographs of the Queen, the Prince and the Princess of Wales are pro- duced annually, and find a ready sale all over the world.. The Mikado is suffering from a ehif. Herr Gustav Freytag, the well-known German author, is ill with pneumonia.' CANADIAN CATTLE. Mr. McMillan moved for copies of all correspondence and papers by or on behalf of the Dominion Government with the United States authorities since the last session of Parliament respecting permis- sion to transport Canadian cattle over American territory for shipment to Great Britain from American ocean ports, and copies of any regulation respecting the same. He wished to know whether bond- ing privileges had been obtained through the effort of the Government or railways. Speaking of beef shipments to the West, ho saw no reason why fresh meat could not be successfully sent over the Canadian Pacific railway to British Columbia. Aunt D1nah's Notion, Tho old " Aunty " from the south had been spending a few months with her married daughter, who lived in the .north and she didn't quite like the condition of things socially. She didn't say anything about it, however, until one day her daughter took her along when she went to buy some provisions for the house. ci 'What's all dat writin' in de winders, honey P" the old woman askedas she stop- ped before the store where the purchases were to be made. " Oh, saki the daughter, who had eduoa= tienal advantages her mother did not have " That's 'Fine FamilyGroeeries.' " Dat's what dey sells, is it P" " Of. course." " Den dishes ain't no place fezsou to buy," she exclaimed wrathfully. You ain't no find family in dishor country, You ain't no mo'n po' white trash, you ain't," and she insisted on going soma: where ales to de the duying. A[TIFE -•—wlTu-•-•— 00_ MINE A Most Effective Nutrient Tonic and Stimulant. In this Prepration are combined the nutrient and digestive properties of 'MALT (ss with the• powerful tonic and stimulant action of COCOA ElirrHnoxyLON. The preparation has been very largely and successfully used for relief of morbid conditions due to ncrvons exhaustion, and depression of spirits resulting. from undue. strain upon the mental or physical energies. It will be found a valuable recuperative agent in convalescence from wasting diseases, improv- ing the appetite and promoting digestion—and being very palatable, is acceptable to the most sensitive stomach. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. A. H. CANNING, WHOLESALE GROCER, TORONTO Sells direct to the people, and be pays the. freight. He is now selling No.1 Granulated Sugar at 3jjc. per lb. and sells the best Teas in Canada, price and freight. qualityconsidered. Remember he pays the The Good Dye Young. That is, do not leave an article till it's worn out and threadbare but as soon as it shows signs of wear send Otto Parkers. CLEAN- ING and DYEING is done w ell if done at R. Parker & Co's., 797 and 791 Yonge St., Toronto. Branch offices and agents everywhere. 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Have recommended it to several et My friends who are much pleased with and keep it. Respectfully,. 9. it. ,R Y, P. O. Bos sea, For Sale by all Druggists, or address Dr. .73..1. KNNZ).LT� COMPANY) zNosounaH FALLS, VT, ARMSTRONG'S GROUPI 9A`t' 5 OBILDR39N'ti L1Vltt Cures Croup, Whooping Cougl Bronchitis an all throat ant SYR UP lung diseases. Price, 26 eent8, It SIFE YOUR OEA.LICR FOR I'f It matters not whether you are going to work on this farm, in the workshop, or the merchants or manufac. turer's office, you need a thorough Business Education in order to succeed well, Write for the Announcement of the Northern }lusinets Coll iu a for full particulars. h.,b 1 rss -C; A, F'ieining, Principal, Owen Sound, Ont. �r MMtlowv Ct4rtlsNe eAoKrarli } rn,.mu mei m.ee-oe1.6.91 dairMan or women make eda day selling these. ondertul Christy Knives. Agents wanted. Write for territory at once. CHRISTY KNIFE CO. 90 WE4LIN0T0N ST. EAST TdRQNTf1 Three Christy Knives for $t (Including Bread. C►rtl and Baring Bni re$.) Sent anywhere, poi• paid, on reoeipl price. bargains 5 0 Ci wi3 albs an din Plan is TM Maximum of North at Minimum of Cott No. B—i5 Gladiolus, finest assorted, for 60c. " 1— 6 Dablias,selectshowvariet's" GOo. " 0— 8 Montbretlas, handsome . " 60c, 6 Roses, everblootn'g beauties" hoc. Window Collection i each, Fuchsia, Dbl. Pl. Musk, Ivy and Sweet Sc't'd Geranium, 60e. Marietta Vine, Tropanollum, Mea.Primrose & Heltotroppe " 181— Geraniums,finest assorted ' GOo. " R-10 Coleus, fine assorted colors " 50c. " 9— 5 Iris, fittest varieties . . " 50o. Any 2 co loctloA5 for SSo. ; 3 for 1.1.25; or 6 for 24 By Mall, post-paid, our selection. A Soap t • , Cataleinte Free. THE STEELE, RRItOS, MAROON SEED O. LTD. Toronto, Ont. FL- ta