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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1896-9-3, Page 6Subseribers wbo do not reteave their papet regularly will plettie notify us at onee. Cell et the office Ler edvertisieg rates. THE EXETER ADVOCATE, THURSDAY. SEPT 11, 1896. The Week's Commercial Summary.. The price • of silver deolined to 060 per ounce bi New York yeeterday, and in London to 30 5-8d. • The earnings at the Canadian Pacific for the secoud week of August show an increase of $69,000. . The stocks of wheat at Toronto are 127, 565 bushe is as cent' pared with 8141,202 Wish- -els last week and 7,748 bushels a year ago. The imports into Europe tor 53 weeks ending July 31 are 897,784,000 bushels of which 186,184,000 bushels went to the United Kingdom The report of grain traffic from the West last week showed a tonuage double that of the corresPonding week in 1895, while the St. Paul Railway earnings in- creased less than 86,000. Imports of merchandise at New Yoldt• last week were 86,410,198, as against 810,- 7313,458 in the same week last year, and for the past al weeks inaports were 880,- 000,000 under those duriag thecorresponcl- ing pesiocl of a year ago. The visible snpply of wheat in the United States and Canada is 45,876.000 bushels as iagailln 886,892,000 a year ago and $63,920,000 two years ago. The amount on passage to Europe is now only $17,200,000 bushels as compared with 28,020,000 bush- els a year ago. Wholesale trade at Toronto is in pretty much the same condition as previously reported. Nearly all branches of busi- ness are quiet and seaturelees. The out- look isnot particularly bright, but at the sarne time is not unfavorable. Bankers are very conservative in giving credits, and the dispositioti is to reduce discounts. The egg season is opening early iu. Eng- land this year. Already 2,950 cases of Canadian eggs have arrived at Liverpool. At the tame period last year on19 75 eases had arrived. Firms have entered into large contracts for November and Decem- ber delivery. Piekled eggs are quoted from 6s. ad. to 6s. 9d. per long hundred of 10 dozen. An ingenious method of testing the peu- etrative power of small projectiles has been tried in Grerinany by Herr :Sluiler. A large water trough is divided hi the bot- tom by transveree ribs, and closed at out end by thick gelatine plates. The shot is fired into the end of the trough, when the hole in the gelatine instantly closes up, preventing the escape of the water. Each shot is retained by the ribs where it falls, and its position is noted wheu the water is drawls off after the firing. Getting close to the consumer, just as far as this is practicable, will do much to solve the questiou of profit in farming. The grower of the big staple erops can nut do this as well aa the specialist, who may time avoid some of the middleman's charges, which always come OM of the producer. The market gardener, or the poultry raiser, in locitlities adjacent to large towns or cities, can often build. up a profitable trade direct with families. But this requires forethought, good judg- ment, careful selection of attractive prod- uce, integrity hi dealing and persistent effort.-Exchanee. Here and There. Some men are born Hell, stinie have riches thrust upon them, and ()them go into the ice business. The meeting of the coal trust reminds one that no matter how hot it is now, if he wants any warmth next winter he will have to pay well for it. If General Weyler continues to "con- quer Cuba," as he is doing now, it won't be many months before the Cuban army will be marching on Madrid. They say gold is being hoarded, yet there are thousands of people in the pun - try who are continually exchanging gold forsilver. They are dentists. It le difficult to imagine that in less than six months from now a roaring bliz- zard will be tearing through the cou ntry driving people into the arms of the coal. trust. A. New York business man received the other day a check drawn on the lath day of the month for 813.13, but as he is the lath child in his family he cashed it with- out a momeut's hesitation, 14 Hung Chang asked in London if the special train offered to him by the Penn- sylvania railroad would carry him direct to Vancouver without change. It is ten to one that none of his English hosts could tell him. The latest cure is the barefoot cure. It is alleged that many diseases can be helped, or permanently cured, by going barefooted through wee grass. It may be surmised that this cure will never be popular 'with shoemakers. There is more than one way to make a fortune. Banker 'Wilson of New York has managed to pile up from 88,000,000 to 10,000,000 by a lifetime of hard work, but Mrs. Wilson, iu a few short years, has niarried her sons and daughters to about 175,000,000. There never was, and never will be, a universal panacea, in one remedy, for all ills to which flesh is heir --the very nature of many curatives being such that were the germs of other and differently a seated diseases rooted in the system of the patient -what would relieve one ill, in turn would aggravate the other. We have, however, in Quinine Wine, when obtainable in a sound uns,dulterated state, a remedy for many and grievous Ms. By its gradual and. judicious use, the frailest systems are led. into oonvales- cence and strength, by the influence which Quinine exerts on Nature's own restoratives, It relieves the drooping spirits of those with whom a °braille state of morbid despondency and. laok of interest in life is a disease, and, by tran- quilizing the nerves, disposes to sound and refresbing sleep -imparts vigor to the action of the blood, which, being stinaulated, courses throughout the veins, strengthening the healthy animal functions of the system, thereby making activity a necessary result, strengthening the fraene, and giving life to the diges- tive organs, wbich /laterally demand increased substance -result, improved appetite. Northrop Se Lyman of Toronto, have given to the publie their superior Quinine Wine at the usual rate, and, gauged by the opinion of scientists, this wine approaches nearest perfection of any itt the market. All druggists sell is. TOPICS OF A. WEEK. The limport ant 'Events in *Few Words For Busy Readers, CANADIAN. Frost and snow have already visited London township. Mrs. Lockerty, of Belleville, wits killed by the electric oars. Sir David Macpherson died on board the steamer Labrador in mid -ocean. Bancroft, Ont., is negotiating for the construction of ivon smelting works Daniel Malloy, a young4ad of Niagara Falls, was drowned in the whirlpool rapids. The' electric light and waverworks by- law was carried in Listowel by a small majority. The Ontario Entomological Society will bold its annual meetieg in London October 21. An effort is now being made to amal- gamate the Toronto Public. and High School Boards. Mr. George E. Suffell, of St. Thomas, left an estate of $100,000, divided be- tween relatives. Bush fires are raging in British Col- unabia. New Westmlnister is surrounded and threatened on every side. The Bank of Montreal now refuees to accept United States bills as well as silver at its head office in Montreal. The Igiagara Fruit Growers' Associa- tion will do no more business with com- mission men who refuse to remit weekly. Mr. John Chambers, reeve of Fenelon, Ont., and ex -warden of the County of Victoria, died of brain fever at his home. The detail of militia corps to form camps of instruction for twelve days drill are circulated in the nailitia general orders. The Presse announces that Mr. Alfred Thibandeaumf Montreal, has been named rilgtnhe, edSenate to succeed Mr. Angers, re. Rev. .T. H. Long has resigned his pastorate of the First Unitarian church, Hamilton, to become editor of the Wind- sor Review. Mr, 5, Hallgrinson, a farmer of Glen - bora, tell from a load of hay, striking on the back of his neck, dying two days later from his injuries. The C. P, R. has granted free trans- portation for a collection of the products of Alberta tn be shown at the Toronto Industrial Exhibition. A special meeting of the Toronto, Hamilton as• Buffalo Railway Company will be held at the Queen's Hotel, To- ronto, September 21st. Mayor Wilson Smith, of Montreal. believes that Toronto should forego its claim for an international Exposition in favor of Montreal. Farmer John Crake, of Whitchurch, Is charged with paying his hired roan Grimes $5 to set fire to a house to get insurance on the furniture. The Governor -General's warrants issued by the present Government have been brought down. They were four in all, and they amounted to $2,006,002. A boiler in Mr. George Talyor's shops at St. Thomas exploded on Saturday, and, although a number of persons were close at hand, no serious are reported. A package containing $6,000 and other money of the 0. P. R. was stolen from the safe of Joliette station souse time on Friday night or Saturday morn- ing. Archbishop Begin, of Quebec, has Issued to his clergy a circular favoring the anti -Masonic Congress, which meets next month at Trente, in the Austrian Tyrol. It is reported that President Beckley, who is in England negotiating for the sale of Toronto, Hamilton, and BetIalo railway bonds, is meeting with great S11(1CPSS. In the storm of Saturday night seven horses were killed on the Sayer farm on the fifth coneession of West Flamboro'. One of the horses killed we; said to be worth $1,500. The Board of Governors ef the Hamil- ton City hospital have decided to pur- chase a raiscroscope and to buy in the market all the supplies that are not yet contracted for Mayor Fleming had an interview with General Manager Hays of the Grand Trunk in Montreal, and received assur- ances that the Grand Trunk shops would remain in Toronto. Passengers on the steamship Lake Ontario at the time of the collision with the Vancouver deny the statements of Johnston, who reflected on the Lake Ontario's officers. By the premature explosion of a obarge of dynamite at Parry Island, Ont.'two men, named Jim Smith and .Arthur Hillman, were killed, and John Olsen badly injured, President MoKenzie, of the Toronto Railway Company, informed the earn- mittee of Council that the company would not submit to a paynaent of extra mileage as a condition of a Sunday car service. By the burning of Mrs. Quaife's house at Huntsville five lives were lost Mrs. Quaife and Mrs. Philips lost their lives in attempting to save the children. Two of Mrs. Quaife's children perished, and Miss Jessie Phillips was ,so badly burned that she succumbed to her injuries on Sunday. Word cornes from Bothwell oil fields that of the ten recent tests inade all have been successful. Two of them are over three hraidred barrels each. Never in the history of oil testing in any part of Anaevica hive such results been ob- tained. The total yield daily is nearly 1,000 barrels. Mr. Hiram Walker will erect a refinery. Sleeplessuess is due to nervous excite ment. The delicately constituted, the financier, the busiuess man, and those whose oceepation ItGc5ssitLtt great naental strain or worry, all stiffer less or more from it. Sleep is the great vestorer of a worried brain, and to get sleep eleanse the stomach from all impurities with a few doses of Parmelee's 'Vegetable Pills, gelatine coated, containing, no mercury, and are guaranteed to give satisfaction or the money will be refunded. CNITED STA.TES. Anuther advance in freights on antlera- cite coal it announced. The Hudson River from its source to the ocean is 400 miles itt length. The riext annual convention of Amer- ican Florists will be hedd at Providence, Twelve people sat down at an Etna, N.H., dineer table teceatly whose united ages Were 069 years, For the first our months Of this year the losses by fire in the United States have averaged $336,879 per day. The pppular vote of the United States, at ths election in November, it is estim- ated, vein be close to 13,000,000. Fire 'destroyed the exposition building mail lot of :tome. seructures at the BUJ/al° Driving:VA/4n hg. New York dentist employs a woman assistant, who goes from house to house and cleans teeth. he charge is 5 cents a mouth, and she does a big business. At Huntington, Leda Wallace's shoW tents were wreoked by the storm. The horses and menagerie stampeded and much property was ruined. The elephants eaused a panic. ' The Liberty, Mo., blacksmith who offered to shoe a horse all armed in 15 minutes has performed the feat in nine rainutes, and his wife is as good a black- smith as he is. • It is reported that every state, exeept Nevada, Idaho and Utah, and possibly a southern state, will sena a full dele- gation to the gold Democrats' convention in Iectianapolis. The Maine Bible Society has, during the past year, found 95 towns in the state without religious worship, and half the families visited were found to. be Without religious influences. ln Harbor Springs. Mich., there is a large and doerishing wood toothpick in- dustry. White birch is exclusively used in the manufaCture of the toothpicks, and about 7,500,000 are turned out daily. Some enterprising young electricians in Brooklyn bave been tapping the trolley wires and sapplying eleotrio lights to storekeepers. Every month the regularly collected the bills for the stolen • The famous collection of violins owned by the late R. D. Hawley, of Hatford, has been sold to a California man for $20,000. The collection consists of 19 in- struments, which are among the finest in the world. In 1880 there were 66,407 "civilized" Indians; in 1890 there were 58,806. The uncivilized Indians are not enumerated. In 1880 there -were 105,465 Chinese in the 1.Thited tates, and in 1890 there were 107,475. United States 'Secretary Hoke Smith has resigned his portfolio. Being the only member of President Cleveland's Cabinet who supports the Chicago tiok.et, he is consequently out of harmony With his colleagues. Four old street cars are used by John V. Beltannon, of Baltimore, as a home for himself and family. They are on suburban ground, for which he does .not have to pay rent. They cost him ten dollars each. Two women were asleep on a 'feather bed in their home at Bonne Terre. Md., when lightning struck the house and set fire' to the shuck mattress under the bed, but the women were unharmed. 'The feathers repelled the electricity. He Has Tried It. -Mr. John Anderson Kinloss, writes: "'venture to say few, if any, have received greater benefit from the use of Dr. Thomas' Ecleetric Oil, than I have. I have used -it regularly for over ten years, and have recommended it to all sufferers I knew of, and they also found it of great virtue in cases of severe bron- chitis and incipient coustun ption," Tolt1.1101h. Russia will make Vladivostock a com- mercial port. The Shah's eldest eon was installed at Tnbreez as heir-appnrent of. Persia. The new roller steamer, the invention of M, Bajinavra, has been launched at St. Denis, France. Merchants in St, John's, Nfld., will not accept Anierican coin and are dis- counting American bills. Insurgents in Macedonia have burned two villages in the Kozoni district and anassaored 80 persons. The Queen has sent to the Royal Al- bert Yacht Club her regrets anent the accidental death of Baron Von Zeedtwitza Baron !slants, commanding a strong Belgian force, has taken the offensive against the. Mahdists in the Upper Congo, Cuban rebels eaptured a train near Bacanagna, killed six and wounded 22 Spanish soldiers and then fired the train. The rebel loss was heavy. A despatch from Berlin says that the powers have all agreed upon the adoption of a policy which will compel Turkey to grant autonomy to Crete. A Tangiers despatch says that a plot has been discovered aiming at the de- thronement of the Sultan of Morocco in favor of his elder brother, Maley Mahomet. The funeral of Sir John Milleis, the late.president of the Rciyal Academy, took place Thursday, and the remains were interred with honors in St. Paul's cathedral. . On August 14th Prof. Andree at Danes' Island, was still 4,waiting for a favorable wind in circler to enable him to attempt his balloon trip across the Arctic region. The British Government says the Irish dynainiters were released from Portland on :the advice of the prison doctor, who detares1 that further confinement would endanger their lives. Dr. Nameen's Arctic exploring ship Frani, which he left embedded in the ice early in January, 1895, arrived en Wednesday evening at Skjervo, Norway. All were well on board. Dr. NtlESEM will not again attempt to reach the North Pole in a ship, but may lead a, sledge expedition from Franz Joseph Land, the only way he now be- lieves it can be reached. The Bulgaria -Turkey frontier dispu to is asenining grave proportions. Bulgarian 'mope will be ordered to re -occupy the territory claimed by Turkey unless the latter uppoints delegates to a commission. le.r. Snyder, an American missionary, has arrived at Liverpool after foar years' absence in the Congo region of Africa. He penetrated a thousand miles into the interior, and discovered a new lake of the first magnitude. The London Sun says that Jelin Daly, the dynamiter. released on Thursday from Portland prison, will be able to prove that the Irish dynamiters have been sithjected to indignities and punish - tents that the vilest prisoners in her ajesty's prisons have escaped. liey Never Fail. -Mr, S. M. Boughner, et, igeaka, writes: "For about two years I ,bled With lu ward Piles, but by sing i'aentelee's Pills, I was conipletely autel, and although four years have psed si ti mel li ell ti ey have n ot returned." trmelee's Pills are a uti-bilious and a ,ael tie for the cure of Liver and Kidney I ta Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Piles, etc., mid will regulate • i :us nod rewove all biliouS DR. SUNSHINE. 'With Health the World is a World of Sun. shine -With Disease, a Dark, Gleonay, Frison.Lihe Abode -The Dreat South American Reined ies Have Brought Back the Sunshine t� :litany a Life. Rheumatism -What joyful news to the sufferer front ehronic rheumatism or neuralgia! That instant relief and an abselute cure can be had in from oue te three days by using the Great South American Rheumatic Cure seems incredi- ble, but thousands say it's a fact, and here is the testimony of one: For three years I suffered untold misery ia my legs, for six mouths I was confined td my bed. I used all the ordinary remedies I could lay my hands on. South American Rheumatic Cure being brought to my notice, I procured a bottle and it gave Me instant relief. A few bottles completely cured me." -George' Denham, druggist, Parolee. Kidneys. - Spontaneous, unsolicited testimony is the highest recommend that can he given the Great South American Kidney Cure. What it has done iG can do again. It is a kidney specific -gives quick relief in all kidney disorders. heals and strengthens. Michael McMullen, Chesley, Ont., writes: "I had been troubled with gravel and kidney disease for eight years. 'Remedies' and doctors could give me no relief-paiu was so severe that I could not lie .down or re- main in one position any time, I pro- cured a bottle of South American Kidney Cure, took it according to the directious. I got instant relief, the soreness all left me, and to -day I am cured of the danger- ous trotible and recommend this wonder- ful remedy to all similarly affected*" The Nerves. -We live iu a hurry and nine -tenths of- mor aihatents are due to nervous exhaustion, impoverished blood or bad digestion. South American Nerv- ine is a blood -builder; it tones the nerves and stimulates digestion. Thousands whose lives were a burden to them are to- day in excellent health because they have tested its marvelous power. W. H, Sher- man of Morrisburg writes: "I was com- pletely run down -a great sufferer from stomach and nervous troubles. Tried every medicine in the market with little or no relief. I obtained a bottle of South American Nervine. Before half of it was taken I had derived great benefit. Six bottles made me ray own self again. I recommend it to everybody so afflicted, and cheerfully give it my testimony." Failures in Canada. There are honest bankrupts, men who have struggled manfully agaiust heavy odds to pay their debts in full, and have failed. But to one whose duty it is to chronicle, from week to week, the bank- ruptcies in Canada, he cannot but be strongly impressed by the number of assignments to which may be justly at- tached more . than a shadow of tlante. There is a, deplorable lack of business morality in Canada and the United States. The merchant who is at all in- clined to dishonesty erten receives from the jebber, in the shape of extravagant credit, every inducement to follow tbe natural bent of his mind. Merohants, who from the frequency of their assign- ments, might be styled chronic bank- rupts, are bolstered up by the jobbers and carried along to the great disadvantage, and very often destruction, of honest traders. A merchant who attempus to pay his liabilities in full is in no position to compete with a neighbor who every now and then obtains a settlement at fifty cents on the dollar, or even less. The wholesale trade suffers from the ease with which long credits eau be obtained, but their losses are scarcely heavier than that of legithnate retailers, who have every- thing to gain in the adoption of stricter methods in granting credit. --Monetary FALL FAIRS. Ind ust'l Exii i b. ron to . .Au. :1 -Sept. 11 Eastern, Sheehrooke Aug, el-Seph Dundas Co., hie yr is bu rg ele et. 14 Witichester, Wit:Chester Sept.. "841 Prov. 'Montreal, 10-12 Weetern, Lontiou ' ' 1.0 Gue I Ph, Guelph Caeletop, Richmond North Grey, °Well Sound Addi groin Tam wo rth S. Laaark, Perth Central Canada, Ottawa Beutnuck, Hatiover S. lieu frew, Renfrew W. Durham, Bo went n vil Smith Grimsby, Sittitlivlile 8ept.. 15-11 aepi, 15-11 Sept. 15-11 Sept. 1047 Sept. 30-18 Sept. 11-211 Sept. 17-18 Sept. 17-18 Sept. 17-11 Sept. 18-19 St. lucent Tp., Meaturd... ... .Sept. 21-22 Tavietnels, Tavistock . bete. 21 28 Delia, Detre Sept, eia,28 Cent rat, .Peterburough .... . .Sept. 21-28 Liticolii, Sr. Catharines Sept, 21 21 lialthinatel, City Lige ....... 22-26 t Lisowel, L.stowel .... . .. Sept, 2,2-21 Pet ro I ea, Petro Ica Sept. 22-23 'Wellesley, Wellesley Sep,. 92,28 Lennox, iSrti panee Sept. 2e-25 Northern, Willkerton Sept. 29-25 N. -Xi uskoka, Id un tsville Sept. 22-25 S. Grenville, Prescott Sept. 22-24 Great; G'oderich -Sept. 22-24 Widditield. North Bay Sept. 23 24 East Slincoe, Orillia..., . Sept. 23.24 Collingwood, Col liugwood Sept. 23-211 Southern, Brantford .............epi. 23-25 W. MiddleseX, Strathroy Sept. 28-25 Cliuton-Grimsby, Beainsvil le Sept. 24-25 -North Ontario, Uxbridge.Sept. 24-2.5 Muskoka, Bracebridge Sept. 24-25 Woodstock, Woodstock. ... . . Sept. 24 25 Mornington, Milverton Sept. 24-25 North Oxford, Woodstock Sept. 24-25 East Grey, Flesherton Sept. 24-25 Central, Lindsay Sept. 24 20 Palmerston Hort., PalinerstouSept. 28-29 On tat io, Whitby . . ... , . Sept. 28-30 Whitchnrch, StoutIville Sept. 29 Northern, Ailsa Craig Sept. 29.30 Bruce Centre, Pais ley . . Sept. 29-30 Muskoka Tp., Gravenhurst • Sept. 29-80 South Grey, Durham Sept. 29-80 Forest, Forest Sept. 29-30 North Waterloo, Berlin Sept. 29-30 Peel, Brampton Sept. 29-30 Dereham, Tilsonburg . Sept. 29-30 Mitchell, Mitchell . .Seps. 29-30 Enna, Atwood. ...... ...... -Sept. 29-30 E, Nisso Lira Thamesford.......Seat. 30 North Lanark, ..4.11noute --Sept. 29 -Oct. 1 Peninsular, Chatham ... ... Sept. 29-0cv. 1 North Si incoe, Stayner .....Sept. 29 -Oct. 3 'W. 'Wellington, Harriston -Sept. 30-000. 1 East York, Marklann., . . ... Sept. 30 -Oct. 2 Middleton,. Courtla Oct. 1 Embro, him bro Oct. 1 Westin luster, Lam both Oct. 1 N. Bruce, Pore Elgin Oct. 1-2 W. Elgin, Wallacetown. ..... Oce, 1-2 N. Renfrew, Beachburie oce. 1-2 N. Perth, Stratford .Oct. 1-2 Du fferi in Orangeville .... - ... . . -Oct. 1-2 Central Simcot, „Barrie., ....... Oct. 1-3 S. Norwich. 0 tterVille Oct. 2-3 W. Northumberland, Cobourg Oct. 6-7 Arleta -Tara, Tara Oct. 6-1 N. Brant, Paris Oct. 6-7 C. Wellington, Fergns Oct. 6-1 St. Mary's, St. Mary's ....... ... . Oet. 6-7 Manitoulin, Man i to w Itni , Oct. 6-1 S. Hinisworeh, Powassati Ott. 6-1 'Morris, Blyth Oct. 6-7 St. Thomas, Sr. Thomas.. ...... . Aden 6-6 E. Algoma, Sault Ste Marie Oct, 6-5 W. Iiissouri, Thorndale.. Oct. 13 Caledonia, Caledonia ..... ....... -Oct. 8-9 N. Norwich, Norwich ' Oct. 8-9 Blanshard, liirkton Oct. 8-9 Bramosa, Roc,kwood Oct. 8 9 Tossorou tic, Allison Oct. 8-9 Drumbo, Druslibo ... . ... Oct. 8-9 Georgina, Sutton Oct. 8-9 World's Fair, Brockton Oct. 13-14 E. Cardwell, Becton Oct. 13-14 Norfolk, Sinicoe Oct. 13-15 Burford, Burford Oct. 15-16 East Luther, Grand Valley --Oct. 15-16 Times. Trafalgar, Oakville Om 15-16 W. York, Woodbridge Oct. 20-21 Erin, Erin Oct. 20-21 Live up to Your Privileges. If we read of some new fabric made in some foreign country which gave protec- tion from colds providing a healthful Warmth in all sorts of weather, we would consider it wonderful and be envious of the people who could take advantage of it. But because the chamois is quite in- expensive and easy to get perhaps soine have not yet tested its merits and found out for themselves the splendid winter comfort a layer of it will impart to all outdoor garments. Its weather proof qualities are genuine, founded on the fact chat it is made entirely from spruce fibre, and is therefore a complete, non- coadactor of cold. This, as well as its light weight, makes it an ideal addition to every one's fall and winter clothiug. Sarcasm. "I want to pay this bill," he said to the hotel clerk. "But I think you have made a slight error here in my favor. I've been reading over the extras, and I can- not find that you have charged me any- thing for telling me you thought it might rain." -Emporium Echo. How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any cass of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hairs Cle.taat.:rolitiCEoNreE. Y & CO., Props., Toledo, 0. We the undersigned, 'have known F.J.Oheney for the last 15 years, and believe hini perfectly hoeorable In ail business transactions and fin- ancially able to carry out any obligation made byEtshrelz tirnuiA. w Wholesale Druggists,Toledo. 0. .V4TALDING.KINNAN & MAltwiN, Whotesale Drug- gists, Toledo, 0. . Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken internally. act- ing directly upon the 'blood and mucous sur- faces id the system. Price 75e. per bottle. Sold by all Druggiste. Testimon als free. Hem. jazneer-Why don't you make mem- eranduma and then you won't forget the things you want to remember? Gri bbs,----1 do, but I always forget where I put them. ets stopped free and permanent- - cured. No lits after -first day•s use of Dr. Intine's Great :Serve Restorer. Free 92 trial bottle sent tlfrough Canadian Agene•y. Address Di Kline, 03i. Areh St, Philadelphia, Pa. An Opinion xadorsed. , • "A great many people are too quick to act on an assumption;" observed the phil- °s?•Ys Pheet,'" replied the theatrical manager, " on an assumption that they know, how to act. --Wash ingbon Star, ' • ADAMSGINGER BEER. For Making a Deliciout Health Drink at Small Cost. Reei pe; A dants' Ginger Beer Extract one bottle Fleischniann's Yeast, otte.hall to one cake Sugar two lbs. Cream of Tartar one-half oz. Luke MUM water two gallons Dissol ve the, sugar, cream of tartar and. yeast in the water, add the extraat, and bottle; platte in ti warm plaee, for twenty-four hours until it ferments, then platut on ice, when it will open sparkling., era)] And delicious. The C.,' inget• Beer can be obtained in all drug and grocery stores in 10 cent bottles to make two galloon. A Bovine Churn. . Liewell-I see they have a new way of making butter now. Askitt-How do they do it? Liesvell-They teach the cows lie koo- chee-koocbee deuce. LIFE'S A BURDEN Ifthe Stomach is Not Right. Is there Nausea? Is there Constipation? Is the Tongue Coated? Are you Light Headed? Do you Have Sink Headaches? A.ny and all of these denote Stomaoh and Liver Disorder. Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills act quickly and will cure most stubborn and chronic eases. No unpleasantness. No griping. These little pills are little wonder work- ers and are far famed. 40 in a vial for 10 tents. GOLD MINE. THE RICHEST GOLD MINE IN ONTARIO, THE GOLDEN GATE Situated In the Reny River D, Istria, Ontario. A. work lug. muti e producing gold bricks A.t the present rate of output a handsome divi- dend is assured on the stock. .I have had placed in my hands for sale 150,000 shares of paid-up and non -assessable stoek, par value 91 each, whieh I am instructed 10r tt short time only to offer 4er l'AR, The money raised from the sale of this stock will be expended in purchasing more machinery to inerease the output of this far-famea bullion -producing mine. The directors are prominent men in Montreal, Hamilton, Toronto and Rat Portage. The Mana,e.er of the Company, Mr. R. H. Ahn, is probably the best known mining expert in the Rainy River District. All applications for stock and any informa- tion will be furnished on application to ' FRANK Nic.PHILLIP Mining Broker tor Rainy River District, 1 Toronto Street, Toronto. seehh eeehh-sa,„ she,. UEERTEirielte-R°12,11erif,eld'AllitAlane.79;-.:e7 .54).-e-a--504'504(Fcc07:12:5A-(T:arlii;Co'h1.1-E7e: IF YOU WANT A. Canoe, Skiff, Steam Launch; or anything in the shape of a boat, WE BUILD THEM. THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST Write to us. JAMES L. ROGERS, Mgr, Ideal Summer Resort. .K111 two birds with one stone. Spent a pleasant summer holiday at Oakville, and get rid of the liquor or 'morphine - habit once anti for all at the some time. It will cost yen a little more than if you, go to an ordinary summer resort, but Probably net half aSAMuch as -you .would spend mrliendor in half the time, !"Lake-, burst," with its fine house, shady grounds, water front and . excellent buard, is preferable to most hotels, and you nal) leave your liquor curse behind you forever when your , holiday is over. For .full particulars address Manager,. I,akehurst Institute, Oakville, Ont. • A Trine l'111.4.411.1111.1, 13uuco-Strang4r in New York, I see. Farnter-You've jist about struck it, b'goshl Bunco -That's what I thought. Now let me give yon a "steer." Farmer -Much obleeged, but ra.yther long on steers. Et yon kin make it a couple 13' seiung milch kyows I'll take 'em, b'gosh1-Somerville joareal. - Cucumbers and melons are "forbidden fruit" to many persons so constituted that the least itidulgence is followed by at- tacks of cholera, dysentery, griping, etc. These persons are not aware that they can indulge to their hearts content if they have'on hand a bottle of Dr. J. D. Kel- logg's Dysentery Corinne a medicine that will give immediate relief, and is a . sure cure for all euminer complaints. A InPle Revenge. s'I'leat feller Han kinson has been comin' to kee my sister for six Months," said Johnny, "and he's never give me a cent's worth of candy. But I got even With him last night. " How 10: "1 saw him Sittin! in the parlor waitin' for sis to come down. He had egg in his whiskers and I didn't tell him of Chicago Tribune. A bicyclist may prefer a high grade wheel, but he .1ticks vigorously on high grade cycle paths, NOTHING LIKE IT. it ALIJA" CEYLON TEA IS DELICIOUS. Sold Only in Lead Packets, _TRN OACGREHOR, RARRIsT ER AT - it. LAW, solicitor in Supreme ennit of Can. ad. Moiley to lean, offices-a:fah° Toronto street, Toronto. .doa A GENTS WANTED -ON SAL -SHY OR commission ; good agents van secure a permanent pusitien. Send stamp for nartlete hue. No yowls. Address VITA.E.ORE POT, Toronto. ANGLERS. Speeini yet prices for August .• Trolling spoons, 15,90 and 25 cents each; trolling linea, 10,15, 20 and 25 cents each; rubber minnows, 25 30 and 35 cents POO; phantom Illtimows, 30, 4 taut 50 cents each; trout flies; assorted. 30 to 5 cents per dozen; bass assotied. 50 to 7 eents per dozen. All other lines of tackle re. (limed in the same propertIon this month. Send your order and we will nay the postage. Ta- nnins Sporting Goods (le., 07 Xonete street, Toronto. \V. MoDOW A LI., Manager. CURED MEATS. We are headenerters for Smoked Hams, Rol 41 Batton and Long Clear Park. Our prices ar right and nothing but firshclass goods shippe . TES, COFFEES AND SPICES. In these lines we lead the trade Our Teas and Coffees require no comment. They have proved themselves to be leaders by our enore moue sales. send for our Illustrated Catalogue. All goods quoted Freight Prepaid, A. H. CANNING & 00., , Wholesale Grocers, i 57 Front street East, Toronto. The Discriminating Public always ask for E. B. EDDY'S Matches _volt RI. tit'. 4i14 A 111.4ERLAIN EYIE ..r" Slate la King St. E., To• , route. Home Aug. loth to Sept. Lith. " NIAGARA FALLS LINEII DOUBLE TRIPS -EMPRESS OF INDIA and G.T.R. Daily -from Yong% Street Wharf at 7,4$5 a.m. and 3.20 p.m. for St. Catha- rines, N. Falls..Buffalo, N. York and all points east. Family books for sale. Low rates to excursion parties. Tickets at all principal agents and at office on wharf. FALL TERM SEPT. 1st. C4EN7.4,44 /1 tto', Cor. Gerrard and rouge, Toxonto, Ont.' Unquestionably the largest and roost influ- ential commercial school in Canada. Hundreds of stadenM plaeed directly into good paying situations. Only one kind of bnsiness trainhig given and that-"TIIE BEV." Write for new Gatalogue. W. H. SHAW Principal. T. W. U.. 78 VIVERYTEING F011 TfiE PRINTER, - .a24 Type, l'resses, Inks, Iteady-Print Newspapers, Stereotypy efattee,litleetros tvpin g, En gra yin g. TORONTO TYPE' *SUNDRY, •noronto and IVInnlpeg.