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TILE EXETER ADVOCATE.,
THURSDAY, APRIL 28. 1898.
Figand Thistles,
The devil hotes good book.
Meant -less is idleuestrn business.
Doirig wrong n Ter riglato a wrong.
The ability to do geei quarrels it the
will.
The dews of grace fall duriug Vast uight
of sorrow.
Deteptiou is a viper that bites baok and
forward
Kind words, like fragrant Aowers, are
odmixed by all.
Every dog has his tlay, bat a dog'a, deo is
only a dog' e day.
Honer your eonvictions, and heaven and
earth will honor you.
The oran who works for the Lord will
tower be out of a job.
Facing teemorrow's tia1s is turning
your back Qa today's duties.
Fidelity in little things is oue of tbe
;surest, tests of character.
"No man bath seen God," but the heart
Pees further than the telescope.
To overreach a fellow mon iS eleit
weproaele in the face of his Maker.
A, man without e creed et 691110 laild
a roan without a nioral backbotte.
Stop Talk a e,eetir poverty. The Master
borrowed, a cradle front the oxe'i and a
we from Joseph.
History is a record of 'what a =lee
heart has beeo. Chritt is the ptepitetty a
Isilat it inv be.
The dark cloud is little dreaded when
We are sure there is lig tetupeat in -wetting
beyond tho tomb,.
It is ono 'thing to survey yourself with
pride and quite another 't0 eoplore your
heart with humility.
If we could -only see our own faults as
plainly as we can see those a others, boor
many to us would want to put out Ottr
oyes 1"--Eatn's Horn.
Thera never woo blf,4wr will Ise,
oulveroal panacea,1 one remedy, for &.3.
Ills to which dash is Soor-tbe very uature
Qt luau Mt:aloes being' «3(40 that were
tne germ.; of other atati differently seated
stisoaaes rooted 1;1 tho system of the
patient-10ot vsould relieve ace ill in
tura would aggravate tno other. We
have, bowever. in Quinine Wine, wben
abode:Ode in a stood unadulterated
atote, a re away for mossy and grevious ills.
By its gradual gad judicious use, the
frailest systenee are led into eonraleSeenCe
and strength, by the influence which Qui.
nine exerts *a Nature's own restoratives.
Itrelieve.a the drooping spirits of those
With trbonl a chronic state of morbid des-
pondeney and lack of interest in life is a
disease, and, by tranquilizing the nerves,
disposes to sound and refreshing sleep-
troparts vigor to the action of the blood,
which, being stimulated, courses througlr
out the veins, strengtheuing the healthy
Animal functions of the system, thereby
making activity a oecessary result,
strengtbenhig the trams, and giving, life
to the digestive organs, 'winch naturally
demand increased substance -result, inr
proved appetite. Northrop & Lyman of
Toronto, have given to the public their
superior Quiulne 'Wine at the usuat rate,
and, gaugea by the opinion of soleotists,
this wine approaches nearest perfection of
any in the market. All druggists sellit.
YANKEE WAR PRIZES.
Spanish Merchantmen Falling a
Prey to U. S. War Vessels,
AMERICAN FLEET UNDER FIRE
A row Shots From the natterlea of Otor o
Cattle - einising $ponish Shp
Several Captures Made by the
Americans -Troops to lie
Sent to Calia - Amoy
Reorganization.
all hOarti ehe flagship New York, oft
Havana; April 28 (2 Ono -I. -Morro
Castle opened are on the lighting squatl-
relo of the 'United States at Il o'elocit
pro and con, were diseussed this after.
notee at the White House, at a conference
in which President Meleinley, Aeterney.
General Griggs, Assistant Secretary Dy
Oslo Settators Davis and Hale* pertici-
neted, and on its breaking up the att-
nountement was made that Congress to -
Morrow would be asked to declaret whet
it is beld already exists. This was the
most important Washington developments
ot the first nor Slot:day,
INVASION OF CUBA,
'rho rreaitiont Calls Upon the People to
Matiffest Thula tiarttal Strengtiri-,
-A:roll' Reorganization Btu, passed,
Waabitigtoo, D. Q. April gu,-Tlia
Presideut Saturday called upon the 'mot
pie of the Ilnite.d. Litotes for the grst time
An 80 years to manifest their martial
strength, Otis time Owe tali being upon
United iitat02 WW1'S to go loYwood tit
bottle with a forevan toe. The Secretary
at War created a -new army corps. Tbe
as oigloo About tott shots 'were omit ill • two.taken togetherwitit'Pgler lunvs•
the direction of the American sbips, but
not one of them tookeffect, end no shots
were fired in return.
Tito Opaniards bad apparently seen the
iobas of the New York while the tatter
iv.s sign:A/Wag to a ship of the aquatiron.
The firlog WaS reported by the oitr,cer
qn geeti•,, alusign J. H. Ede, to Captain
Chatiwtek, wbo was asleep at the time.
Tbe ,yoang conker asked elle captain, in
somewbat excited tones, whether the New
York. hadn't better discontinue siguolli nor,
"NO." muttered Coptairt Chciowlelt,
With The utmoat coolness, "'thaw is ne
netVisity for stopping Oa signal -it tag
heed.'
A little later Captoin Chaawistit Was On
tho forward brOlge, loon wittch he
wateluti the tongues of Ramo ohnat
front Morro Owls:. He &dolma in the
direstiun of the SpanIsh fortitications for
a fon' seconds. ani then United bis hack
on them, and went book to his bal. ottr-
featly vermin that the $panierds eauld do
oe damage at live milee, which wae th
approximate distonce of the Icatalup
m Morro Castle.
:there was no excitement on bon, i the
flagship during Morro Castle's futile itt-
tempt a gunuery. Tho diatiplina was
realty splendid. To fact at this hour many
people on board the flagship do rso 1;poty
that r'pan's Jim guns of war bete hem
tired and that the New or Was their
target.
%Ike lenited. Stotes craleer Cirelneet
optain V. M. Cheerer, reperteti fiats
aosbip at midnight; "I bow oriaet "
s therefor?. evident that oases hps
the New York have 3z u ety
g the night. The extent cr wilue
tato-urea nook: by the Ottrionoti
not /mown at Troia writing,
Morro Cootie 1101-, what'll was burning
brightly all the evening, was put out at
raidnigla. The Spaniards evidently reol-
izeil, thimgh rather lat. that the alle tote
Morro light up to that time lopl en
to serve as a guide for the fleet of the
United States.
The Capture of the Pedro.
The capture of tbu Spanish ttantiier
Pedro and the incidents attanding on tile
squadron's appearance hetore ilovana
form an iatereating iuitial thopter of the
bistory of the war.
albout 4.30 pan, yestert1aY1 When lie'
vana was 15 miles distant, tho squadron
was signalled Lute battle fornuttion of the
dooble eolnmn, tho New York loading
the battleships, and the Cluellizati
ing the cruisers and gunboats. Jiror at
the etc:lotions were completed, tho fol-
lowing signal was hoisted on the flag-
ship: "Disrepotrd movements of cum -
=tinder an -chief."
Simultaneously, Captain Chadwick
sent Mild Engineer C. .T. OleConnell this
message: "Get up all the steam you an.
..& steamer has been sighted and taw ad-
miral wishes to capture bor."
A few Moments later stuoku was poor -
Ing front all three of the New York's
funnels and she stood away to the south-
east.
The squadron, led by the Iowa, contin-
ueti on its colime, beading in a south-
westerly direction. Tbe Now York was
soon tearing through the water at n rap-
idly increasing speed, and was fast
Ing the the squadron in the rear. Away in
the distance, close under the mist -covered
bills of Cuba, midway between Havana
and Matanzas, could be seen the outlines
of a large steamer heading to the east -
Ward.
A Chase.
Then the old cry of "A °hate, a
chase," echoed fore and aft, and the
oilleers and crew of the New York gath-
ered on her deck, eagerly watching the
flagship churn through the blue water,
foaming white at her stern, until she was
making about 18 knots. The New York
gained rapidly on the stranger until, to
the great delight of all on board the
cruiser, it was evident that the latter
would cut off the steamer from escape.
The crew of the New York by this time,
were at tbeir stations, and guns were
loaded and trained.
When the Spanish ilag was seen .dying
at the stranger's stern, a cry of delight
went up from the blue jackets on board
the Now York. It was evident that the
Spaniard was doing her best to got away
from the oruiser, and was beading in
nearer and nearer to the coast, booing to
find safety in shallow water whore the
warship could not dare to follow her.
When the Spaniard was about three miles
from the shore at about a mile from the
New York, an eight.looh gun from the
cruiser's forward turret soddenly belched
out a stream of fire, accompanied by a
crashing report. It was only nteant as a
wanting shot, but the steel projectile
wont on ricocheting Over the water, in
daugerous proximity to the fleeing mer-
chantman.
The Spaniard Hove
The echo of the report had hardly died
away among Cuba's hills when the Spani-
ard•bove to. About 10 minutes later tbe
New York was near her. In the distance
a few lonely -looking houses could be seen
percbing on a wild-lookiog beach.
A prize crew. commanded by Lieut. E.
E. Capehart, and composed. of Assiattint
Engineer Neall, four marinas and a
boat's oretv, all well armed ware lowered
over the sicle of the cruiser, and amld
exultant cheers from their comrades on
board the New York they pulled over to
the Spaniard, which proved to be the
Pedro, of Billsao, an excellent prize.
What Women Should Not Wear.
Cbeap jewelry any time.
Cheap late on anything.
Diamonds in the daytime.
Dotted. veils with weak eyes.
Elaborate toilets for ehurth.
A, broad belt on a stout figure.
Linen collars on dressy frocks.
A plait: basque on a slirxt figure.
Naito petticoats on muddy days.
Gaudy colors in cheap materials.
Cheap trimmings on a good dress.
Theater bonnets with street suits.
Picture hats with outing costumes.
Bright red with a florid complexion.
Worn shoes with an elaborate toilet.
A long draggled skirt an a rainy day.
'Frei* in a Psyche knot with a Boraan
nose.
A linen collar that is not immaculately
fresh,.
Lace frills or chiffon ruches for work or
school.
Horizontal stripes or tucks on a stout
figure.
Gloves with holes in them or boots with
'buttons missing.
Soiled white gloves on a shopping ex-
pedition, or any time.
How to Cure Headache. -Some people
suffer untold misery day after day with
Headache. There is rest neither day or
night until the nerves are all unstrung.
The cause is generally a dizordered stom-
ach, and a cure can be effected by using
Parraelee's Vegetable Pills, containing
Mandrake and Dandelion. Mr. Finlay
Wark, Lysander, P. Q., writes: find
Parmelee's Pills a first? -class article, for
Bilious Headache."
Not Unusual.
"That is a curious custom they have in
:tome of the South Sea islands," said Mr.
'Wallace, "of marrying a girl to a tree or
some inanimate object, which is supposed
to act as a sort of scapegoat for the short-
comings of the real live husband."
"It is not unusual," said Mrs. Wallace
"for women, in this country to be monied
to a stick."
But Mr. Wallace, with the calm super-
iority of the masculioe mind, refused to
deem it a personal raatter.
Kinard's Liniment is used by Physician&
A Test of onfluonco.
Irene -She seems to have very little in-
fluence with her husband.
May -,-Indeed?
Irene -Yes; she never can get him to
spend more then he can afford.
•Oaulakottre" cures outs of all kinds
or lacerated wounds : applied early it
pre -vents blood poisoning.
No Let -11p.
"What's your son going to do now that
he's failed to pass a civil service examina-
tion P"
"He'll continue rlght along in his work
AO a c011ege profeasor,"
:Mowed that the xegolar army soon will
move on Cuba. and that meanwhile the
volunteers will be equIpped and drilled.
Army Reorganization Bill Passed.
Tbo House passed the army reore°auizae
tion bill at the urgent requestof the
President and Secretory ef War, but the
Senate 01 not remain in sesaion as was
expected, and the hilt will mat go to the
Preside= until next week. Tito hill reor-
ganizes the army into the three battalion
form,
and authorizes the 25 regiments of
the infeotry arm of ehe service to he re,
cruiteti up to a tong of 61,$00 eulisted,
men. it anthorized the reerultment et the
10 regiments of the calvary arm of the
erviee to a total at' 1e,000 enlisted mon,
thn seven regiments of the artillery arta
tlze servIte to 16,45T men Ond the 013,
of five eompanies up to
eullsted men, including two non.
Touttnieeioned ()dicers, whieet makes
total for these four arms of the service
with a meximum strength of 61,010.
The hill al -AO Makes a total of commis,
slimed oiiieers in oxeyes or the present
umber authorized by law, of 259, of this
umber, 25 aro notjors for the permanent
econd battalion.
The nepouse Xs Vrompt,
Telegrams have been coining trent,
Wiest every section of the country to
Searerary Alger from Governors and
militie officers, convoying information as
to the length of ante, surprisingly short,
In many race% that would be required by
them to gather their forces ready fo
ter. The melt as fast as mustered in
regnier army ofileers in' tim various
e will be broughe to ono of these
great depots, namely, 'Washington, Rieb.
mond and A tlenta, where thee' will he
lized to moot the requirements at
modern army tactice. The feet that Rich -
t is named as one of these points is
in SUMO cptartera as an evidence
t Gemmel Leo is to rereive A volunteer
mission either as one of the four
r-getterals or one of the nine bilge,
diergeuerals provided for in the volunteer
bill.
WAR TO BE DECLARED.
The President Will Ask Congress to Do
So at Its Meeting To -day.
Washington, April 26,-.A resolution
forraally declaring war against Spain
will be introduced iri the Congress of the
United States to clay. The deolsion to do
so has been roported after mature deliber-
ation, In order to safeeuard the intereat
of the United States. All the argunaents.
THE SAILORS PROFIT
m the, Adsolral to the trembles
Sailor on the ltoat the War
BusineeS Pay.
Wasbington, April au, -The Spanish
merchantman Btletia 'Ventura, captured
oft Sand Key light by the 'United States
gunboat Nashville, is said to bit worth,
with her cargo, $500,000, This is the
Way tho prIzo money will be divlded
When the ship and cargo are sold: Value
of the prim $500,000, Governmeut's
share, one-half, *O50,000; Rear -Admiral
Sampson's Aare, tomotWentioth, O25,000;
Fleet -Captain Staunton's share, ono -one-
hundredth, $5,000; balance to be divided
amona officers and men of tho Nashville,
$40,000; Commander Maynard, one -
tooth of ship's shore, $25,000; Oxecutive
Officer *3,350; Navignting
Officer Winslow, $3,250; Ensign Magru-
der, $1,750; Ensign leuenzil, $1,750;
Ensign Snow, $1,750; Ensign NValker,
$1,750; Chief Engineer Freeman, $4,000;
Passed Assistant Engineer, $2,500;
Assistant Engineer, $f3,125; Assistant
Surgeon Pleadwoll, $2,375; Assistant
Paymaster O'Leary, $2,875; Pay Clerk
Inglehart, $2,875; boatswain, O1,600;
gunner, *1,600; oaroenter, $1,500; three
bundred petty °filters and eolisted noon,
average share each, $550.80.
GAINED 39 POUNDS
THE EXPERIENCE OE HISS FLORA.
FIIIICKISON, OP SYDNEY,
WHEAT IN DEMAND,
rieee at European Centres Contlaueto
-
Advaoce -Chicago Sympathy...
Sring clieekens te1 o rate.
Seturtitie Evening. April 23.
Grain and ptotiaion matters were rath-
er onsteady to -day but ou the whole eint-
Nor Vivo "rear* sno wee sm Aunoet Help, trued the upwartt ttead, ot the last few
lei leeeaud-traed. mane' Vedicioes With. till„a; Th eixai 14netede In t,ileuse"eenugtAell
'tot Itenent-ltr, williamlo rink root °eat 1$1,Qts4Ettelt:Le,sybilecititA'tryii),..Sopultitt and
the Uiut.
Yana!' Of our OAPs Breton read ere ilb1;1:;e:1:, by
the 1e41 AU" 'fl
e teuworarily recluee their lux -
Prom the Sydney. Reporter. Ilwebuses. but tbea urteusuct' ilezol)tpou :uttitIctesh''Itstt*el:
From* and- Xtely, „M. le(111 lenlents' 4
-Restore Iler tleaoh,
sea seuepi clroilactliblut riist yat tr twoish rraeensr adelailib: I.knutehS1 knew
alitiosby: tN)li'letru d us; sLtisleed los-1.4 it'll:: itAtie 0P1 sr %ill! trzlec I Id U blos: tertl o'
Miss tuft prleest At Liverpool wheat Mtur:
Verattleen. When residing at her home tr461:141olgr ailotty. 1eloard1°' 14131e
oolfttliii:it'dotrwv400d Fromcumstoontothie89b5ols'dicekrs, .4e.raldparolgeaslinsatt slitt:2Lodgee.:k,7A*hnettsetekr:\Xaatlisersphuoutti
li"ess Pric1- upon. Miss Ferguson, and Itrat:iegrrr41:11 aetteY $°f wee4t see' "e
Vim brifalt and 'healthy girl she 1:,ee caueed Cble:go Lto rise s'43wspet'ativeolelve
Came an invalid, completely given u gainano Oat tor the day. (ora Cratta
in the Wiady Cits provisions
sWing 189.5 she leis ber b"le 4114 oinet'thehirlII:1)4117buriartribbig stiTspees
to Weakness aod despondency. In ttehlgaer in Laverptel, and fa.`itigg
Siater and other frienda, thinkieg -chat We 1)riee4 ineilline° their 1r:431%44'11
weut to the States, where she has a
Atitv n u beatlagsa1=1 1 dae canned-
. Change of the climate might benedt I.o-Y,,at;et In t's-01: "- es'
Itnieettatiea,ortua _toe,oaus she ,,s.vp.,s attanaeo.by _heitoe: ancturetbilewsitizertastIneg, wbeat sal
gWreeraStee,rit::117‘al; '1,1se7tilt°outsp4ello:g lt:t: "it011owing are the eloaing prices to -day
prOVerment. in feet ohe gradually row 1.e:tattoo .1ttieki4 AZAritet,
IORIT tor ORS world," Front the been).- St, Loute - - • •.• • , -- - -- 1 et i Qui
part of every uay on the lon:g_e wetotet::opoort:t.a.t. .77.7.7.. _ Ca...sh.... 431.11
New York ,. . , ....... : .. 1 11.
Mitwantee, "too"., - t." Neritto - 1"07 ,
of her sickness up to the time lieirot 4 VT 3 ue
LATER CAPTURES,
The Torpedo Boat Porter Brought in al,
Spanish Schooner, and Gunboat Helena
the Str. Miguel .lover.
Key West, April 25. -The fleet captUred
another prize Saturday afternoon, the
schooner Mithilla of Havana. The
schooner was taken by the torpedo boat
Porter after a lively chase, during which
a number of solid shots were fired. A
prize crew from the flagship was put on
board the schooner, but no ship could be
spared to tow bar, and she was brought
into Key West in tow of the Associated
Press dispatoh boat Dauntless, which
arrived about midnight.
Still another prize was brought in here
by tbe United States gunboat Helena,
Commander W. T. Swainburne. She
turned out to be the Spanish steamer
Miguel Jover, bound from New Orleans
for Barcelona, with a cargo amounting
to about 2,000 tons of cotton and staves.
She has a crew of 52 men, and the
prize is estimated to value *100,000, her
cargo alone being worth *150,000. She
belonged to the PinilIo line, Barcelona.
at her sister's. Premeds came to ses
her, only to go away with the sympa-
thetio reroark "Poor Flora, pile is not
4 4/5 1 eel
when the &at box of Dr. Williams' 4 1-04 1,;
'
Pink. Pills was taken. slot bad tried.
upwards of twenty different lauds of
medteine-sonie from doctors and some
of the Wally patent drugs for sale at
druggists. ISearing from a, friend a
the value of Dr. Williams' Pink, Pills,
Miss Ferguson resolved to give them to ong
trial, and, remested her Sister to get Wheat-Virne; No, 2 toe, liertil and wet,
her a box, -vollowing the directions 1,1uuled et VW to We, spriug 147e to Ol gee
carefully elle began to take them. As 1,41"L!agoose ixtue'iihMotitot
ril le en and et-eree at e1.1e
day by uay went by sbe began, to ftel west, rail,
better and her spirits to returre Riad learley-epetee et 33e to Sic v, -est; malt.
the course of a few weeks she walked
mile to the postoftice and. home
again. Miss Ferguson coutinued tak-
ing the pills until she had used ei,ght
boxes, when she was completely re -
cored to health ancl happiness. She
was again strong and healthy.
ill she had greatly run down in weight,
and at the time she began using Dr,
'Williams' Pink Pills, Was reduced. to
102 pounds, and when she had com-
pleted tile eighth box her weight had
inereased to 141. nomads. Only 011e
mouth ago she called at tho boom of
the editor of this paper to leave her ad-
dress to :have the Reporter forwarded
to her at Arlington, Mass. During the
moment's converaation with her the
above facts were told to Mr. W. A.
Richardson, the editor, and vrith beam-
ing countenance Miss' Ferguson will -
ugly agreed to have him tell the _pee-
% "How Dr. "Williams' Pink l'ills
rought her from the gates of death t
the enjoyineuts of health.° Ire was
astonished, as being well acquainted
with her when in. Sydney: knowing
how ill she was laid seeing her a
physically changed person was enough,
to cause anyone to be amazed at the
change.
The abovo facts can be verified by
writing Miss Ferguson, at No. 10 lieu-
derson street. Arlington, Mass.-, the
editor of the Island. Reporter, Sydney,
Gal, or any ono of the Intimate friends
of Miss Ferguson, Hardwood
Sydney.
A Rich Prize.
New 'York, April 25.-A Key West
special to the Journal: The big Spanish
trans-Atiantio steamer Catalina was cap-
tured yesterday off the coast of Cuba by
tbe cruiser Detroit, and is due hare with-
in a few hours in charge of a prize crew.
Tbe Catalina is of steel, 5,000 tons, and
loaded with a very valuable cargo.
Tot Another Capture.
Toronto oraist asso tarots:at:to
t'leur-Itirm, Straight rollers In barrels,
middle fro:gins ar • quoted at
Mauttutik patents.. S1,55 to
Mobile, Ala., April 25.-A special from
Biloxi, Miss., says: Tbe revenue cutter
Winona, from Mobile, captured the Span-
ish steamer Saturnine, at Ship Island
Miss., at 1 o olook yesterday,
• CABLE REPORTED CUT.
United States Has Taken Charge of the
Office at Key West.
Hey West, April 25, --The cable be -
tweets tbis city and 'Havana is reported
out and, the United States Government
has taken Charge of the cable office. A
censorship was established, but even cen-
sored dispatches cannot now be recatted
or traosznitted.
The cable heloriga to a 13ritialt compaoy.
Evidences or nigh I.hrbact
A inemner of the police force cam e aeroas
a boy tbe other day Who was Wheeling
home a load of oyster tarns anti bottles,
and ourlous to know WI tat use tlio moo
put them to, he made a threat iliquay:
"Going to throw them over into our
back yard," replied the boy." I took two
loads home yesterday."
"But what do you use them forr
"It's a. trick of the family," gririned the
lad
"How trick P"
"I'd just as lief toll," coottinued the boy,
as he spat on his hancis to resume hold on
the barrow. "We are going to have some
relashuns come in from the country. Ot a
may not have much to eat, but if they see
these cans and bottles and boxes they'll
think we've had liters, champagne, flgs,
and nuts till we've got tired of 'mu, and
are living on bread and taters for a healthy
change."
The (neer soratobed his ear like a man
who had received a now idear.--New Orleans
Times Democrat. ,
No family living in a bilious country
should be without Parmelee's Vegetable
Pills. A few doses taken now and thext
will keep the Liver active, cleanse the
stomach and bowels from all bilious mat-
ter, and prevent Ague. Mr. J. L. Price,
Shoals, Martin Co.. Ind., writes: "I have
tried a box of Parmelee's Pills and Mad
them the best medicine for Fever and
Ague I have ever used."
Marking Time.
There is a good deal of religious life that
Is much like the practice of "naarking
time" among soldiers. They lift up one
foot, and then put it down in the same
place; then they lift up the other foot and
put it down 10 13» same place. They are
marching, but they are not moving. In
other words, they are but going through
the motions of a march. So it is with
many professors. They are but marking
time. They are "going through the mo-
tions" of a Christian life'but they are not
getting on. They am say-ing their pra,yers,
'but are not praying; they are going to
'church, but not to Heaven; they are talk-
ing in meeting, but bearing no testimony.
-Church Arn.ty'Gazette.
Minard's Liniment the Lumberman's Friend.
ing harlcv,00{..
oateeoettoiee lteavy white quoted at 32e
to nest,
Peas;---qtaittal at 5.9e to Zee outside.
Mau -sells at $11s5to to l3. WeStr and
aborts: at $12 to *.al. AU Middle freights.
Coru-Cauatilan, arty west, autl tro: aix
total; hem
Rye -Nominal at ;tie to Ole outalde, sup
pilea tabout Aeatant:ea.
ououwoaattatmottal at Srtito 40'0 outsides
with tone offering.
0:frame-ear has of rolltsi oats In bags
On troett itt TuAnig... $71,17.; .111 lbs.,z53.14,5.
MOO,. itligt 00
cured Oe to 30 6-9n
' No, 1 green ......, u otata ..„
" No. 2 green 40 40,04
" No, :; green .......u lTs ., •
ti."4110W, rendered Ol. 0
His Superiority.
Lady -Now that you have partaken of a
good dinner, are you equal to the task of
sawing some wood P
, Tramp -Madam, egusa is not the proper
word; I'm superior to it.
His Kind Action.
• Miss Oldgal's Papa -Do you think you
can make my daughter happy, young
man? ,
Young Cheekly-Can 1? Why, I have
already, havon'i ? i've asked her to be
my wife.
"Quickcure" destroys the germs,
•called cocci, that cause boils and car -
tamales, reduces the inflammation and
removes all pain.
" r01,411 • • • 4 41 • R., 4.11114
hileeps fib .1,.• .144.11•114.
141113110SkinS • • • .4 • • • • • • I 11 1•5
Caltehine, No. 1 ....„.....11
WOO, 110[44" 0 Is
0 lie
6' 10
'fleece ., 0 111 0 11
pulled, super 0 11A1) 0 el
Toronto et. teeerreo....
Owing to bad roads and -mem.; re.
celpts of farm peofeee Arrre light timlity.
About 200 leishies of grain sold as adieu=
Wheat, wbite, husliels SOW at ble te
tith; straight.
bushel.
ltye Orin, one load Selling at Gine Per
Was 1rec, oue load selling at 62e per
bushel.
Ilay steady, at $8 to $0 per ton, for six
loads,
Straw tutellanged, two loads selling at
all to $7 per too.
Eggs. new laid, plentiful, at tic to 110
per dozen.
Butter plentiful and theaper, !telling at
10e to 20o per pound for roils.
Potatoes plentiful. prices unchanged.
Poultry seam, priee.s unellauged, but
Dom
Spring thickens sold at high as Dec an
$1 per pair.
East lSuUlUo MVO &WA:.
least Buffalo, Noe., April 23.-Cattic--Ile-
celpte all etniSigned thorugb, with the ex-
ception of told lots. The market Weil re -
gaoled famly steady.
Titere wits a fair demand for the best
heavy prime veals end all of these were
taken at the top quotations, or from 35.'15
to 55.50; common to good, e4.25 to $5.
Bogs-Rea:ono, nualerate. Pair clemaod
at only steady 3.0 easy prices. Good to
choice yorkers, ee.e0; fair to good light, de.,
34.15 to $4.20; mixed packers and medltint
weights, 34.20 to $4.25; heavy bogs, 34.25;
roughs, 33.05 to 33,80: pigs, 3a.00 to $4.
Sheep and nt:‘;ly too agudtrttTsgdpIIe
for these were higher. Sheep ruled about
steady. Native clipped lambs, choice to
extra, 35 to $5.1.4 fair to good, 34.00 to
34.99; culls to eoulmott, 34.15 to 44.50; year-
lings"fair, mixed to choice wethers, *4.15
to $4.40; wooled lambs, fair to choice, 35.25
to 35.90.
clipped sheep, citrate to selected
wethers, $4.a5 to 34.35* good to choice niee-
ed sheep, 34.10 to 34.'25; common to fair
31.75 to $41 cuns to common sheep, 33.25 to
$3.60.
British Markets.
LiverpOol, April 23,--Sprrng Wheat Is
quoted at Ss 6d; red winter, Ss 50; No. a
Cal., £39 2yrd to Ss .31/td; corn, 3s 0140;
peas, 5s 6lAd; pork, 53s tal; lard, 28s 90;
tallow, 19s 60; bacon, heavy, I.e., 348 00;
light, 338 60; do., short cut, 33s 60; cheese,
white, 89s; colored, 438 60,
-Liverpool-Closing-Spot wheat firm. Red
winter, • Ss 50; futures firm, at Ss 40 for
May, Ss 00/ad for July, 7s 3940 for Septem-
ber and es 10941 for December. Maize
firm at Ss fincl; futures quiet at tis 994i1
for April, 3s 9940 for May, 3s 00 for July.
3s 93.0 for September. Flour, 29s.
London -Close -Wheat waiting orders, I;
off coast, nothing doing; passage firm.
Maize off coast, nothing doing; passage
rather flamer; cargo mixed American. April
and May, 17s 90, parcels. Oats, clipped,
American, No. 2 April, 17s, parcel.
A Broken Friendship.
Shea -And just at that moment I heard
something fall behind me.
He -Perhaps your hair fell oft t
I 25
.4!
11.•• /1.
DRESSING WELL
s Quite Easy When YOU
Know How to Do It.
There are too many women Who ars
cerelese about their home gowns, They
imagine they are thrifty and economical
because they put On frOrti day to day a
faded or dingy dress er skirt, Such women
are neither economical nor wise; they are
et4itube5r, misers or indifferent to the feelings
of their family and friends when they act
At au expense of from ten to toventY
cents for one or two packages of Diamond
Dyes any wontan can make her faded
gowns or skirts as good as new. This
klusl of home work is wisdom end trite
4ecmh°1sspring Tthousands of wise and
thrifty women are Using the Diamond
Dees, giving tfew life to the old and cast-
or dresseS and costumes, fitting them for
other season's wear.
When you decide to dye do not risk your
materials with poor dyes or imitations of
the Diamond Dyes; see that your dealer
gives you the "Diamond" that work. so
asily and successfully.
Styles for Spring.
Fancy bose having black feet and pleice
uppers.
Tailored suits with drop or *operate
lining eltirts,
Shirt waists of pique in cross and length-
wiee stripes.
Silk petticoats edged witb quiltings ot
black ribbon.
Dressing stioquea of piato-colored Frellab
fiatmel.
Ohiffort tvoists covered with flat lir frill.
d rows of ribbon.
Gingham waists in delicate pit* and
green, etc., pleithe
Girls' white organdie frocks trimmeet
With lace and ribbon.
13 ys' washable suits 'with collar and
V of plain duck, linen or pique.
Colored taireta gowns with ruftled Skirt
edged with narrow velvet ribbon.
Neck ruches of chillem imitating tower
petals, with accordion -plaited entla
TOM colored aml wbite robe dress pat
-
teens, with lace and in broidery trimming,
Braided erobreiderel vest and plain
tailored gowu or eileot., covert and Vene.
• time cloth.
Black taffeta gowns with jetted monsee.
line waist trimmest evith jilt and telexed,
• ribbon velvet. -Dry 1 uods Economiet.
Basket Makers' Record Brokesi.
Oakville, April 25. -The basket mak-
ers' record was broken at the Oakville
Basket Factory here Saturday by Arthur
Fisher, wins made 2,000 berry boxes in 9
hours and 15 minutes, driving 18,000
tacks.
The bighest previous record was made
by a Grimsby maker, who turned out
2,000 baskets in 9 hours and 40 minutea,
but it is not specified how may tacks
were driven. Arthur Fisher has lowered
the record 25 minutes.
Keep Mined's Lint b the House.
Provincial Appointments.
•Toronto, April 25.-1112 Ilonor the
Lieutenant -Governor has made the follow.
Ing appointments: Patrick McGarry of
Parry Sound to be Judge of the Surro.
gate Court of Parry Sound; William
Kerr, M.D. of Cayuga, to be an associ-
ate -coroner 'for the County of Haidlnaand,
in the room of David Thompson, who has
removed from tile county.
Winine to mop Wm.
"1 told him wax betting for work."
"And what did he say e"
"Ile offered to lone me it paid a ppm,.
tacks."
There are so many cough medicines in
the market, that it irt sometimes difficult
to tell wbich to buy • hut if we had a
cough, a cold 01 1017 ndhetioxx ot the throat
or luugs, We yenta try Bickhes Anti.
Coneumptive Syrup. Those wbo have
used it think it is far abead of all other
preparations recommended for such com-
plaints. The little folks like it as it is as
pleasant as syrup.
True, Enough,
Film -That train leaves at 15 minutes to
one.
Flom -Ten to ono you can't catch it.
Quarantined.
01011r-rm atraki that eats of wine
has gone to my hotolO
Molly -It must be awfully loneseme.
Dear Sirs,—This is to certify that
I have been troubled with a lune
back for fifteen years.
I have used three bottles of your
MINARD'S LINIMENT and am
completely cured.
It gives me great pleasure to re -
'commend it and you are at liberty to
use this in any way to further the use
of your valuable medicine.
Two Rivers. ROBERT Ross.
The Provincial Premier.
Toronto, April 25. -Bon. .A. Sv Hardy
did not return home from Danville, N.
Y., on Saturday as expected. Mrs. Hardy
returned hero alone. The Premier's health
did not improve as quickly as was antiol •
pated, and a further rest was deemed ad-
visable. •
• Killed on the G.T.E.
Hamilton, Ont., April 25.-Sitillivina yo
For either a Business or a Shorthand Course. No one
ro ATTEND THE NORTHERN BUSINESS C01.110!„
Moss,TOSaturday
aLocke
Roe: Rolling
iei street,
V In1 ht: the wasG. Te. nkB1 i.1 11 erile a rboyfhere ttill1ee 4,11( n d
morning. AnarixoPuneacetomsouncscreresiwicth.ottuwamooicing,bibsiwnseirstonadralle
Safe rarriotism.
"Why, Jingly is fairly ablaze with the
fires of patriotism."
"Tee, his age exempts him from the
draft."
An Artist in His Eine,
"What in the world are you buying
luminous paint for, Errmly P"
"Going to do a little decorating around
the keyhole of the front door."
rAmmiumhympiwaiww,
BOECKIPS wRhiftelslisanket-
ity s,nd meat work-
manship. See the
IMMO 00 01'111'7
handle.
and Brooms Chas. Boeckh &Sons
Mfrs. Toronto.
Brushes
SARNIA
asoline
In all Grades.
Good as Ameriemosweet as a nut.
74, 76, 88, 90 per cent. gravity.
Only high grades made in Canada.
THE QUEEN CITY OIL 00., LIMITED.
Saud. Rogers. Pres., Toronto.
B OYS 0aii IiaSteiWd
and
i,vaanXasca.
1Otlt
ry
Bluing, Everlasting Wicks,
Bittrires, Spoons, Rings, at 5c.
to 25c. each. No money required. Write stat-
ing your father's occupation.
Manufacturer's Agency Co., Toronto, Ont.
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PATENT BARRISTERS.
gootARLES » RIONES--SVCCESSOR TO
N.:./ Donald 0. Eldora & Co., registered patent
attorney, solicitor of Canadian and foreign
patents and counsellor and expert in patent
causes; Canada Life Building, Totonto; books
on patents .and trade marks free on applica-
tion. 166.
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