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EDITOR Atm l'RO
Profesional 4J41,41.6.
• If, I(INSMAN, D.D.S., DR. A, TL. KIN
MAN, D.D.S., D.D.S„ Guitar graduate
O Toronto liniveristy.
DENTISTS,
Teeth extracted without miy pain, or any If-e.d effec
Office in Panson's Block, west side Alain stree
Exeter.
lemoonormaar*
rill. D. ALTON ANDERSON (D.D.S, L.D,S.
DENTIST
Honor Graduate of Toronto 1.1iiiyersity and Roy
College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Also Po
Graduate of Chicago School of Prosthetic Dentistei
(with honorable mention.)
Alluminutn, Gold and. Vulcanite Plates made in tl
neatest manner possible. A perfectly harmless a;
aesthetic used for painless extraction of teeth.
Oft.ce one door south of Carling' Bros. store, Exete
Medicfti
TAR. 'I'. P. MoLAUGHLIN, MEMBER OP T11
College of Physicians and Sure -eons Ontari
Physician, surgeon and Accoucheur. Office, Dasi
12'00(1, Ont.
D.icKsoN& CARLING, BARRISTERS, SOLI°
tors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioner
Solicitors for M0100150 Bank, etc. Money to loan ;
loivest rates of interest, Offices, Main street, Exetei
I. D. 02,11,1.11N0, B.A., 1), If. DioaS0
W. GLADMAN, (Successor to Elliott Gla
Solicitor, Notary Public Co
. man,) Barrister,
voyancer, Etc. Money to loamialowest rates of b
terest. °ince, .Main street, Exeter. ••
A.aretioileerS
BOSSENBERRY, Grand Bend, Licensed Au
tiineer for •COuraY Huron, •Sales prompt],
attes.ded to, and -charges moderate. Ordersby mai
will reeeiN'e eyery attention. •
Ani BROWN, Winchelsea. Lieened Anetionee
for the Counties of Perth and Middlesex
also for the township Osborne. Sales promptl
attended to and terms re:nor:noble. Sales arrange
at Post Office, 1Vinchelsea.
Insurance.
E ELLIOTT,
Main St.
Iithuranee. Agent;
Exeter
FARMS ,SALE,
MONEY TO LOAN. -
The undersigned has a few good farms for sal
cheap. Money to loan on easy terms,
40115 SPAPICM2.122 Exeter
THE LEADING
MEAT MARKET.
-105flow"— -7-umminfir
For,Fresh,'0.nod and the. choisest cut
Of neat,call on the Undersigned,
• While all -Our outs of meat are the
finest, we make a specialty of mea
delicacies.
Meat delivered to all parts of th
John Manning
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DIY
Take Laxative Bronio Quinine Tab-
lets, All clruggiss refund the money
if it fails to cure. 25e. E. W. Grove's
signature is on each box.
The Molsons B a nk
' (Chartered by Parliament, 1555 )
Paid up Capital,
Reserve' Fund.- ......'.......2,050,000.
Head OffIne, Montreab,
JAMES ELLIOTT, Esq.
'GENERAL, MANAGER.
1110116.r advanced to good Farmers on their own
notes with one or nibre endorsers at 7 per cent. p01"
1111111101. '
-EXETER BRANCH --
Ores every lawful day from 10 II.M.MO P.M; Sat-
urdays 1.0 a.m. fie I pan.
A general banking businesstransa,cted
•,;•••••7e-eCTIRRENT RATES allowed for money on Deposits
Receipts, Savings Bank at 3 cents.
DicasoN & CARDING, N. 0. 1:11.112PON,
Manager.
CREDITON
ROLLER MIbLS
We have remodelled our
Mill to the Gyrator Sy -
tem, the the best plan for
making Good Flour:
:Those desiring GOOD
Bread should give us a
trial .•
•. $1814IT'XgR..
, .
R.
' tin
, .. DownA,
TIIE REPULSE, OF BOTHA,
...,,, Sil•CV DSSDit.
EXETER MARKET'S.. .
ICLIANG1PD Ekel-I WEDNESDAY
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1 ' 17 I( ,..)1‘:1,_ , '
' That is the condition of thousands ot
' 4111,‘ VI'li'vP141 IL.
,
Wheat, 04 66
e• ,
People Who need the StilritilUS Of Pure .01004
-that's all; . .
OSSES oN lio'rfi SIDES lt
AT Poli
Lr11!..A, "w' Ru nuAlrx.
• • Barri-titan Eleetell
Iiteraty in New York..
, .
New .L'ork, Sept, 30 -At the meeting
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BarleY, • .• • , . • , • , ,.. • • . • , •
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REPAIRING
They feel tired all the time and are
easily enanstcd.
Eveiy, task, every responsibilitY, has be
.
COMO hard. to them, heeanse they have net
0 the strength to do nor the power to enchire.
.
commandant OlnaTilliu.vn Alkon0 111e
13-.°k.'1. ICtil("41-75"t-tbIr°e °f t"
Garrison Reported .11I180.11g---ta
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.Ali-iPty Battle.
of ther Southern Pacific Railway dime,
tox„,' I.,6 day • • - r .
wa-s el-ected MPIres:Eiddelivtal'cit'o Hs •U cic:eicIT 1 1111,:lIarn
.' , . . .
Ctias. M. Hays ivho was f • ., '1
General Manager of the, Grand Trunk
14., no 04
--is"'`i:.'io' ',' ' ' ' ,' ., 1)1,1 ' ' ' ' ' '„' . vi'-• '(,)
. o a t -,s, pta , K... • .... 0 ,, ,,,,
()cliiv't' ' ' 011e. ii ' ' 6 66 14 7u:51
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14.anitobit liour......... „ 2)0
Butter, - - , • , • .. • , , .. 14 15
If you waTit 'your P,e.pa iril'Ig .•,vel, (1'fl
go to k. ittimcs—Viz?trulle,s,, lutli
and 'Telvell'T ‘1. sPeet.'41t'Y''
MARRIAGE LICE&SE
Licenses iSSoRdfilid Wed
William Boas, Sarnia, Ont,, W119 I7(18
'without appetite and so nervous he could
,.
Durban, Natal, Oct, 1.-A force of
RailwaY.
,
Eggs, .., , .............. , 12 12
, .Marriage
dingRinas al)vays on hand
not 'Sleep, and I,,eslie R., Swink, Dublin,
Pa, who could not do any work without
to the wonder-
,
1500 Boers commanded bY Gen.
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' a° etteek,, W..,111,t'll.
PtPlIcLs PLEAD GUILTY.'
. . , , ...
_
...
Ilicles,, per 100 lbs.. , . 4 00 4 )()
. 12 13
....WO01..., • , - - • , • -
..i.fivell0"S per cwt.. 6 75 6 80
.
'Fa n son's Block, EX et el
:1. fttlt)ietgurenacitiellsgt_euxperetillioctia,eybesottlrY
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y.
ts ' ,. ,..
.lastec,..'
.11,1af,e
all• y lone. on September 90 on Fort
Il..la.• on the border of Zulnland. '10,1•3(1
burghers Nve...e. repulsed, but at a .heay5
., . s
Seventeen.. Ca tared With L•otter,d
' (7°Inmaud°-"I'lead n)r --HereY"
- on on, ct. .--A. despatch ft om
_Dress. ecl. Hogs .... . . 8 51) 9 00
"rall' ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' ' ... 11' °°. 14 °°
X PiAr .
13 It purifies the blood, gives strength an"-,
lb
cos.t to the garri.,,on whose losses werc
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Graaf ReMet states ' that seventeen
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,
vigor, restores appetite and makes sleep
r. .
`e 'It is the• medicine for all debilitated
conditions.addition,
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an ()Ulcer and eleven men ic,iiled and
ftve officers and 38 men wotmcled• Ir
08 inen a,re missing, of Whicll
nu inher inarlY are believed liave beer
-,
-010nial rebels 'who were captured with
the rems.inder of Lotter's commando
. • ----
were tried on' a charge of treason and
..0
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' oug
,R OLLER
.
LLS
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nooa's Pins cure liver ills; the non -irritating mid
'.pootrs
,to
ICilleDi Or wounded. The 13oer, Corn ‘
murder. Fourteen of them. pleaded
.
eolY cathartic to take with sarsaparilla.
rbrilawicillaerirst
rie'illi
fdo, r
mercy.tilt
..,
- ',4234:2m7"4t3Mia222r„
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are ta9ntlhavngineit)eceer•v
g ty.tee nr e-
After' VVork 1., .---
killed.
..ri;In'uaiilitlYetai•lin‘dv:epricmyfoeudn ,S
was reserved,
/ h I,.1
f ave mace a tnOSt thoroug i
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or .i.'--,-
..-..r ":.-..e, 4.,1z...vt,
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=,. 1P.' •,.
4:.4 1 v
TWO luNDRED 'BOERS TC-IDDED.
...
KILLED' 11T A ECISSINO-lluG•
, , . .....
trl:al of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and
arn prepared to say that for all 4is-
eases of the lungs it never clisap-
VJholesale and Retai]
•
.,
b
WI ' Atgir,
...
4.14,
Soothes tired 4, '
muscles, re- ..41 • '
moves sore- .i
nese 7111C1 gives the body 0 feeling of conifort, an0
^ .
snece. „t Port Itala Grciiter Than
at virHt ReDurtea.
Lady,,,,„th Natal Sept 30 ...,...2711
British success at Fort' Itala is nom
„
k1101Vil to have been greater than wa:
at first reported, 'rwo hundred .P.oer:
were killed . and more ' than 300 weri
wounded or captured.
110M19 Sept,. St. 'I .,„ , ..,0,-i rs.,McIntyie,
'
wife olf Mr. well Mc ntYie, a piom
inent Southwoid farmer, died this
morning -from the effects 0 bite of a
kissinebug on Tuesday last. J Deceased
was a sister of Dr. Fulton of this city
arid Mrs, Archibald Kerr of. London
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points. ‘
i J. Early Finley Ironton' 0
t Is yer's Cherry Pectoral
, won't cure rlaeumatiSM ;
'we tiev-r said it 'would
t .•• - -- • ''. , °
It dyspepsia
IVE11 Feed
We have a constant suppl3
of 1\1111 1 eed on hand --qualit3,
First-class and prices ricrht.
d. .strength, ,
il; • Don't take the weak watery witch Itaze1
, .
Y preparations represented to bo • "the soma
e as" Pond's Extract, which easily $021f find
1- generally contain; "wood alcohol," a deadly
poison.
WOAIEN AND CRILDIIEN BURT.
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The Boer Attaelt on Belfast -Lieu
Durham's Death.
. des-
London, Oct. 1.—A. Pretoria
TILE MARKET REpourrs,
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Wheat Market Stagnant--11ritish
.
• Live Stock ' Trade -The Latest
•Quotaitiolis.
•
won't cure ;
we never claimed it. But
it will cure coughs and
tOlds of all kinds. Vie
Wheat Wadited.
Red wheat wanted for which
hicrhest.prices paid.
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To the, Duke and Duchess of
...
patch reports that duringthe unsuc-
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London Sept 30 ignited States cattle, (1%d;
• % ' •-- "
,.'ficst said this sixty years
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Cornwall. and 'York.
El
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cesstul atack made on Belfast by the
Boers on Sunday some women and chit-
.
dren in the refugee camp were wounded,
a Naaa'
C nal* Gd; ranchers, Id to 5lid.; sheep, 511111
.171101wit.ecl States sheep, 6d. Good cattle firm; sheep
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the Visible Supply.
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gg0 • We ve oeen saying it .
• - )
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4 ever since.
t'
WOOd Niler anted
t- Royal heir to the throne, thrice wel-
come,
one mortally.
A Durban despatch reports that the
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wheat .,. '5Or,,c4to.o1,ee0e0 4°2e,1t11..22;0'0°0
• Xy•040401.1, ••••,• •
-.old- &Go.. just right for bronchitis, hoarse -
i'leTesh:rli"ay*diz:7old2s5,ce"tten.:flu18-1, 'olropar:e'lco:odailC11711
J. COBBLED1CK & SO
The smile to your Royal wife too;
-Yell have COrfrd from one part of the
- Empire, •
Boers' attacked a border post in zuiu-
land at the end of last weelc, an,'
"-`
Lieutenant Durham, the
..,.:slse,PsU,t8,°0'0°01
Corn .... • .. .. . . 11,410,000 '7,102000 12,400.000
Oats .... . , ... 8,0;2.000. 11,42o,000 7,828.o00
Rve . ... .... 1,775,900 • • 929,000 700,000
for ehroille eftSeS.,lnft to keei) On hand. •
. J. 0.•.il_YER.,. CO., Iowan, Mass,
"n"-
.'"'"- -
,
From the land of the Kangaroo,
chief scout of
Dundee division, was killed. Lieut-
n4ripy. ..:. ... i.s7s.neo 1464 ()op 1,4,..ti,000
wheat triereaseci 2,a7e,oeo bushels,. eats in-
...,1-12ir-trf.7X,-,....V61,-,10.1-Erali1.---
V
o another Hutt s 1 ust as loyal ,
N 'To another that'S 3 ust•Its true.
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The Kin.. (God bless him) has this
r'
enant Durhs.m was the scout who gold-
ed Brigadier -General Yule in his farn-
ous retreat from Dundee to Ladysmith
in the earliest stages of the w •
ai .
creased 225,000 bushels and eorn 'Increased 550.-
tio9 1.7,,1;..t4A) yseta;L:ovni,••ehelikiet eine;faazie4t1..9,000
bushels. •
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EXETER
Real Estate Exchatiuge,
,
.
ii
'Which the sop is about to see,
Has heard the shouts frota myriad,
/q..41.1`AL ELECTIONS.
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spring wheat only being easter..
Wheat -Was steady,loMbels selling at 00e
•A
,r,4 , r,„‘
T IL j 0 S
., throats, , •
Re-echoed from sea to sea;
From a people whose sons have proved
in war
• , As'loyal as any can be.
r
1, The Indian will come in his feather
, and pain t.
To ivelconie the great white chief;
' The luriaberer come from the -.N-Jr est
green ,
t Neath the shade of the Mttple Leaf,
' IVhile cui the prairie' the farmer will
. cheer '
„. ,.
As swiftly he garners the sheaf.
The Issue Will be Purely 021 Turin
, loratters. '
London, Oct. 1. -The Ti •
mes cm rea-
pondent at Cape Town cables that the
tornmg elections for the Natal Legis-
lative Council present a difference from
Cape politics in that the ca.n.dicrateS are
divided .over issues not arisirig •oni
' , .
the war. All ,are on the clesir-
• ' t - '
ability of fe eration The con e,t will
be between the Planters' or farrIlIng ill-
terest and the importers:and the result
will affect the question as to Whether
te 73t./,e p,r bushel, 300 bushels of white at 600
in 70c,, 500 busbMs ,of goose at to' GOlf.ic
and nar Itishels of sprir.g at 02e to Toe. .
yarIvy-.7Was steady, 1,000 huSbels selling t't
4"i tt° 5'v ple' b"eheL -
oas.-wtre steady: 300 bushels of ola sold at
atm to 40,6 p61' 1/1151101, . . ,,„
IlYe-'11,is steady, One load selling, tit 01e p,..‘r
bIlgII,I. •
.1101.,i1,5.50.-ti‘ot7,11,,T:ts ,,,,vere light, ten loads selling at
cStior'NTir---IO'n'e'llo)ta'il'vseorI3 flair'. 8850.
.
cheese -.51a,rir.cis..
fifties, N.Y. S t. , -At the mien Dairy
13 ' • ' TiP 1'0'
mud of Grade t e ..-a es, of cheese were: -Large
white, it iots of 1,075 boxes at 9c; large col-
ored. 45 lots of 3,2,38 boxes at ge; small white,
4 iot6 of 261 boxes at 9/2 , sin 11 coloied, 9 hits
obof,,7esso .ititexornis eat 9u.tiAoctiaismaii eirlored 9 lots of 500.
laatta
r, ,
1he Sale, Purchase and Exchange of
Villaixe and farm lands and properties
t"
nee:ottated at reasonable rates of com-
lan-ssion •
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Forstile.
Several Valuable Farms in HAY,
USBORNE, STEPHEN arid .11IcGILL-
IVRAY; also Three very desirable Re-
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sidence properties 10 Exeter.
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FarinS Wfilited.
We ha-ve far fat
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As the Bicycle season is getting far
.
adv.inced and we wish to devote our
attention to other depat•tinents of our
business, We have decided' to sell Bicy-
cles the remainder of 'this se;ison trh Lie
they htst at cost, zind we -have a fexv
wheels that we bought far be.low the
reo•ular wholesale prices. We are 1)-i'e-
pared to give some Special Baro -tins irt
a'
Bicycles.
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May your trip thro'. this land be re-
membered for vea,rs,
.
As a pleasant,mie without alloy;
May your visit be thouott of, in lona.
' '71
_years to come _
By us, 'with both pride and with joy;
May Gocl bless and protee.t you and
. take vou.safe heme, ' ..
Is the Wish of each •true British boy-.
Natal shall continue .the ta.nift agree-
ments with Cape Colony. A consider-
able party would like to proinote a
customs union with the Transvaal.
.
Orange River. Colony and Rhode. . ,
leaving the Cape to . come iti on terms.
dictated by this northern combination.
The present union with the Cape favora
the -planters morethan any previoua ar-
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rangement did. •
nisitterLcrenin'ers,'.p17:7;s 2alfe:569017pirbasxast
2ar.eic,21144,1dolkogos 00000 01 ec,arsi'nestslt 52-4ibe.,prints
• Montreal Live Stock. '
.„, ., , Sept.„„ ,,„_
wontreai, a,0o.--Kuere were about 900 head
of butchers' cattle, 50 calves aud 3,000, sheep and
iambs offered for sale at the East End Abattoir
trieday.,The butchers were present in large mum-
IN.'oeir.;;Llintgrtairdea.alleegot.ineg ipsalnrdceoPair%soen isti.rts.
Mr.- G. ,Afrte1. paid 614e per lb for a choice steer
and 1e per lb for six others. Pretty good cattle
Purcilasers g°°ci 181
and in the vicunty of Exeter, or who
will Exchange. .
APPLY TO
Try - • ' •• w • x'••
fin Bawaen , pall°, in.,
Valulator. "Manager.
OFFICES: Dickson kt Carling's Netv
Block, Exeter.
Our Piano,' Organ, and Sewing Mac -
hme stosk is new'and of best quali v.
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Call and see u8. We will be glad. to
how you our goods.... .
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S MARTIPI
N. DYER EUCTRDON
.
sold st from 31,47e to nearly 4e per lb; ,common
dry cows, and they were young stock, from 21/)c
GRAND TRUNK RETORT.
to 3e, and the old beasts and sanill bin -locks from
114e `2c
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ATTEMPT AT MURDER AND SIII-
. CIDE.
Si. Tlioniiis, Set. 30. -Mrs. Pettit, a
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policy of the Directors to Inc ease
Traffic Facilities.
IL
to per lb. Calves sold at from $3 to
$3.50 each,' or from 31 to 4;rie per lb, but choice
reals would bring over 50 per lb. Shippers paid
Se per ;lb for good large sheep aud the butchers
paid Pram 21/2c to 3c per lb for the others. Lambs
frirookinia&Lrotto. toe perib. Poptttregseasrola at
; You lw-,.....,-..y Ne•...-ci
OUR
niiddlc-aged women. in, trite 'of E 'gin
House of Industry, became violently
insane yesterday and endeavored to
cut her throat with a butcher knife
,
and kill the other inmates. She Was
overpow.oped after .a Struggle,one man,
Ezra Webb, receiving a gash from the
knife. '
one:361:n' s3t0a.t.-eSA, -thcaatb lehet Go rTanhde
stmaroilfrtorme a
Trtink TeP°r-t, t(' be .Published te-m°..r'--
row, contains a signifi cant footnote, as
Iciltows :- .
. , ,
The directors take this opporomity
of impressing upon the proprietors that
,
the progress .
. shown for some time past
,T.c.,
titto
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East. Buffalo Cattle Market.
East Buffalo Sept. &I. -Cattle -Receipts 250
,
cars; market steady for good fat cattle, Others
15c to 20c.,lower; no very good here: top steers
sold at $5, io to $6; fair to good, $4.80 to $5.65;
butettersh!ar fat to, g,sLodt,osliaA!0(141.,705;t wAst-
ceyrn, l',11Vloe.r4v.10j-r.,_17'ils, g....•10 io'S?1..t- sau°sa0.
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82.75 to 83.....o; good stockers and feeders higher,
others low;32.70 to $4; common to best
-e- ' ...ti. • ‘.,-4
in -' 1
For
cufs
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Bu -as Cramps
.Brtuses Diarriwea.
' cAollmBpIwaienits.
We have moVed
rinses opposite
are now open for
-
the
Central
business.
into
our new
Hotel
Our
pre -
and
pre -
Maintain Their Lead.
in the company's revenue has largely
..
resulted from expenditure incurred for
'nftording-
stockers,..3.2.50 to $3.50; fresh cows steady;
veals, $5.,o0 to $8;. other colors, $2.50 to $4.50.
Hags-nebotpt, .110 C11612; market tolver for till
hat choice heavy, 'best heavy hogs 3,..30 to.$7.40,
It is a sure, safe and quick remedy.
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niises are modern and. we give you
,
niodern ' a.nd up-to-date o•oocls •and
i,
in the Most
The Guernseys still maintain their
lead in the Pan-American Model Dairy
and it is they
increased tt•aftic facilities, by
•
the. gi.adual reconstruction -Of bridges
in heavier niaterials, by doul)le-tra.ck-
tilk.00 e„ei„,.s, 87,10 to 31.12; ,)
1401 -kers, "$0.80 to
80.90; Hell, 80.70 to 30.80; •pl,s, 36.40 to $0.05;
roughs io.25 to stags.' $4.75 to 35.25.
Sheep 'and lambs-ReeptS, .105' cars; marke't 10W.
There's only one 'PAIN -KILLER.
PEany Diris'.
Two sizes, 25e. and 50e.
made modern style.
-
generally conceded that
in,- reduciry< gradients , on per tl'ons of
er for InnibS; few top early, 5 b, $5.10, clos'ittlr
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Wilt w in' the butter fat test unless some
accident befall them. For the week
ending Sept. 10th, the standing of the
herds was .as folio ws:-Guerneeys,
.
$7.3o; Jerseys, $7.2?; Holsteins; $7.13;
Ayl.'Shil'eS, •$6.35; R,ed Polls, $0.;15;
Brown Swiss, $6.10; Shorthorns, $5.80:.
Frertell °-tn'''clia'°' $5'30; Polled Jerseys
$5.33; Dutch Belted, $4.08. The follow-
Mg is the standing for the week end-
ing Sept. 17th: -Guernseys, $7.30; Jer-
se3rs, $7.36; Holsteitis, $7.11; Ayrsbii.es,
$6.4.0; Red Polls, $6.37; Shorthorns,
th''e', line, h; increasing . the . lnaulage
power of engines, and the ..cf.trrYing ea-
parity of ft•eight cars. 'rlie3' are con-
vinced it is bnly, by . continuing- this
policy' that ihe measure Of iinpi•ove-
, t already attained bae maintain-
'0,1d,'` 'ler a,,,Trie• nted. - The. accounts' show
1 outlay of £55,540 oil capital at:Count
't}olr new 'works and double tracits. The
• ,
gross receipts increased 0.92 per cent.
for the half year. The, working ex-
pcnscs increased 7.07. The train mile-
age decreased 1.60 per cent.
at 84.65 to $4,E75; mills to good, 33 to ,24.52;
carmins.,.$4.,-5 to $5; sheep fine.; top mixed,$3.7 CP
50 $3.35;, cill'is to good, $1.50 to 32.00; wethars
and yearlings, . 83,00 to 84.
illontreal Grain, stud. Trainee.
, .
montroni,.sopt..10.-Crnto-Tlie market 0 quiet
/sca. g7inletifncii.4e .0Parzs airtvege &ran t3e,d e2cat .,,1,0.1,1):ca o
ati
381/2c and reieeted at i,t714,e, rye alt 56c, NO. 2
mute:: at 5rie and No. . extra at 54e. „
nots.---fxbara is a good demand, both local and
export, for choice straight rollers and blgiter
!?;',1,7e,s, astrVaotokedteifims7. i
P i $41'10 51u°tienten-s ifVel?n,--1-
t-'3a41..itaii; sa.f5 to asa.nol atrata'iltwronarra,vsa:t4e•to.
$3.50; strong bakers', 33"Go t° 23,80' and
straight milers. in bags, $1.05 to $1.7o. •
• HIS NECK BROKEN.
St.Thomas,'Sept. 30. -The death was
announced orr Saturday of...Robt. Ful -
. .
ton, of Fingal. It wtis stated that he
lad dropped. It appears, however,
that the deceased was assisting in the
threshin".'on his fiirm two nines west
r,
of Fingal.; He was drawing clover, to
t116"threshers and about 11 o'clook., not
returning for a quarter of an hour af-
ter he shotild: have returned to the
` ' •
We Personally . . .
• ,
. . CIA Every Gan -I -lent
. .
That's made up at this establishment
-as well as €.t 'it-aucl look after
all the detitils.• <i' This is only one
reason 'wh y oiir prices are moder-
ate.
G-E11.t'S Fl1T111S11111oS .
$5.93; Br OW0 SV7i.S. $5.79; French Car
lladiall, $5.73; Polled Jerseys, $6.13;
Dot,ch Belti=c1, $3.88. . .
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APPROACHING CoNsORipTION.
• ,
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. t Gazette
London Naval and '11111i a.rY •
Meal -The demand has improved and owing to
th) reported abort crop -of Ontario ants prices
have advanced -fully 10e er barrel, and sal,s of
car 015 have taken place Pat' $4.40 per barrei” and
t't .`;12-leti'$2•15 i?bl'g; sell' in sem° 4aases °J2-
term m tors, are asking as high as
. , . , .
tnresning machine with a load of cloy -
•
er, an investigition was illade and Mr.
Fulton was found Ivino. dead in the
•
field by the side of din lo'"ad. His neck
Coale' and see us in our new place
of business and examine our stock of
Gent's FurnishinA.s
,
L.... , .1
,
ugs-C.,..91,2 C 01011101 Troops.
,
New, York, Sept. 30.-A London des-
patch to The Tierald quotes The Naval
Military Gazette as f011OWS:-L-l'It
.Feed -There is a good .demand , and priees are
fro. Ontailo bran ls selling at $11.50 and shorts
at 4719 to 820 per ton In balk; '1Ianitoba bran lit
sic and shorts at 319 per ton, Including bags;
mouille at $20 te'825 Per ton, as td quality.
Chense--The market Is Quiet with- an easy tone.
was broken and death must have been
instantaneous. It is supposed that the
attein )tinir to climb on
deceased was1. ,
the top of the wagon when he fell to
,
,i •
•
Bert. Knight.
and
is to, be feared that Lord KItcherier-ivill
Finest Ontario September, 10c to 101Ae: finest
On tail° An.gust, 904,e to fAci ariest•towpship Sep-
the ground.
'
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".--1110'nefii
Y • - • '
'
'Scott s Einulsion is not, a
. •
good inedicine for fat ' folks, -perirrient
• ••,osfis
We ha.ve never tried'givirig it
require more inen. Where are they to
be got, unless, indeed, the colonies be
asked to send more nrien? The yeo-
manry, are •not Coining.. forward as it
was expected they would, and the ex-
t• raw rssrulbs is
of sending ou
•
not likely to be repeated. ,On the whole
.
tember. 0if,e to 00; finest Quebec, septernber,
0.W:a
Butter -There Is a good de.mand it steady
prices. Finest september creamery, 2flic. to
211ifie; -1Ines.„t„,kngliSt creamery. 201/,,e, to 20:)-1e; un-
der g - dao. 10)/e to 20o; western dairy, 160. to
101/2c: •manitobir chary. 1.-W.,c-to, ne.. ' ''
Eggs -Thera is lirgood demand and a sharp ad-
vunco bus gal:pi) place.. Choice sold at 15c to 100
in rental lols and 170. tci 19e. ln smaller lots. Sec-
flre Selling at 12c to 13c. -
Provls'ons 'fbe riiiirl'et is imief bin firm. We
". f 7- •, I/ - b. •
;mote a, 0 lows.- . env,y anadian short ent
nifirl.fgl'hli'..t,141.P17/relts:
BOLD ROBBERS.
,„ ,,,, - Oct., .-, ,-.. , ,E
1,. 1.110111a$, Ot.1..-On aaturaay
. - , about,• 14 ,o'clock, two masked
rnen, a,t tl10, point of a revolver held up
Mrs. 0Scar Allan,of the 5th concession
„ .., ..; .. ,,t• r,
ica,rmourai near Sparta, < nu stole a
quantity of jewelery and silverware.
.,..,.
Tr
I IC
FOLINORY
,
to a real fat person. We don
dare. Y,ou see Scott s mu -
sion builds. new flesh. Fat
(y
people don't want it. Stron„
, 1, •
people don. t need, it. , ,
•'
: '
But if you are thin ,Scott's
,:
. ' -*
E111.111S1.011 is the medicine fo
7.011.: • It doeti,t tite you out
. . , . ,
'The -re is no strain. ' The work
is all natural and easy. Yonl
tist take the medicine and
i. ,
• ft
s ail there is to it.,
that's
f.i.' -I.
..,Tho riext . t Inc, you know
you fee etter—you eat better
. .
It is
there is little .enough to which to con-
gratulate ourselves just now except the
magnifIcerit spirit of the armY iri the
field and of that we are ashamed to
• ' '
take advantage.
, 'Perhaps the Government will re-
-deern itS past feebleness by taking the
only step that meets the case -putting
in force the only form of conscription
that win be, accepted in England."
'IT . sam 'journal deplores th state
' 'e e - - e' ,
1 Of things in Cape Colony, admitting
' that large numbers of Alie oelonial
Dutch are Joining the eneniy, rind' that
practically„.1112 erall'.e populatio,n in , in
vaded disi..ricLs is giving assis.,:atice or
vaileus Ilirals to the InVaders. It
• Itinisters thought there
• "Tri `1S(,)9 • ' .
would. be no war. in. 1.00t1 they thought
the 1VE11' W0111Cl'e11d. In. 1.001 tlicY think
peace can. 'be scoured 1.)y proclamations,
Those misc.t.lcultitions have bean paid
fov in the devastation of South Ak-
. .. .. , .
rica, rivers of blood and millions •of
11'11'11.2211.1110. Nevertheless the nation Still
iefusch to learn its lesson, peilmps be-
cause it is not bitter enough, Do we
intend
mess pork; 321.5'0 to $22; ghort, cut mess pork,
50 to 3°,' •sefeeted heavy short eat. mese
fi2oirk, ho' nele-4223 to il;23.50 II' .h . '
r'un " "rt °it
'
in.e..es pork, 47, to $21.50; pme Canadian lard, in'
3ii, th tierces, 111,ejc; parchment tined 50 'lb
baxes' 11"Y`n,,r'narcl'nicl'in 11,nea Polls. zo tbs. .120;
tin paiis, 13.,,e; tins. .„ ,7 and 10 lbs, 12c to
12IAe; emir/mind retinea taro, in 575 lir tierces,
c'ylc; parelnnent lined wood palls 20 110 311e;
t"in ails 20 lbs Se• hail 1.3y t' iwa 'Ad •'1,-..
P/4 t 101- i ' s , -ie " • 2 a a
con e o per h.
. . ,
Leading- Wheat l'irarkei:s.
•
niesing previous day. Closing to•day.
, $ept. Dec, s„pt. Dee.,
chic:ago ..,....".... ' cs% ' 7o1.4 as% rov.,
1, el ,, 1 • • •7•• • •.• • , '.• '74 ,.!-VA , ,2";;""ji ' 4r.irYt
D74.„(4. 'i,,v, i,•;,wrii,.., 6,'T ii's" 6'‘7. A's
minneanous ..,. ..,. as , 67144 077,4 0734
Yal
'Illittee,' 'N°' 1n°r 09 ' 7°0 ' 7°14 : -
2 red 7, 71 71341 73
St. Louis . • • .... .... ;014 7178 7078 7178
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liritiKit. Markets.
London, SO'pre: 30. -Opening ---Wheat, on passag •
quiet and steady; cargoes about No. 1 cane,
• • ft- '' '' ' ' 2 ' '
iron, nivy- , •••.89 P810, hen, Paseage, 88 pa
811ers' nal"' easi"Li'n'enh''•
mixed Anierienn, sale grade, steam, passage, 23s
llt.1 raid. wolubor In England flue. to 'France
nno, .ya,a,tprdily's •country markets, English
Dendon--Cleho--marif Lane--Whent foreign.
;inlet -with 1, Small linsineSs, TGnglisti'1,,y0 ace,
American
Inrs• --- an ant a -yeat-o c ac op c.
dilughter Were alone iii the house when
ie w , .. .
tl t o inen entered. Beth were
masked and one held the woman and
,,,.., a le point o a revo c• el), w n e
1 t ti r . t f 1 - 1 '1
r,Ir < 1 < ,
the other ronsa,cked the premises.
..,-- - - ,
Mrs. Allen bad on Saturday sold a lot
•,, , ,.,. i .,_. : , ,, ,, , ,, ,
of spun-, anti ID 1$ supposea tnat the
,
thieves thmight that she had ii consid-
.
erable quantity of nioney111 the. house.
. , . • l• •
Ilowe. e1,,ii.r.s. Allen hacl pi wed the
mot)ey.m the vault of Mr. Aitken s, o f
Aylmer. , The thieves,faiIing to secure
ItI37 money, Stele a number of other
articles, including one silver try, two
Siir ml..•
er teapOts One silVer Suobowl,
one silver spoon holder.• . • se a ,-
. ' ' •
tides he.;ir he ini tals "11.[.(1.111.1.'"Thecle
IVere .1150 Stoleti. One silver tt.'a,tch,,open
faced, l'zeY Winder; en.egeld (Alain, tw.0
pa t OE gild spectac115, so, t,a oici
' 1 ' .) ' '. ' 'e "' g
rings and all the keys of the house
' • '' .' • • - - • .- ;
ThirrObtiers had a hors.e and buggy,
tuft told MrS..Allett that they Were 'g.o.,
ing to rob her next neighbor.
- . s .
(T. MURRAY.,
. 5
Manufacturer 8,z Dealer
• • • 1131. . .
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Portable and ' St-tionaryt- En
c . , '
glues and , Boilers. ., Plows,
- ' •
Land Rollers Mowers, Etc.
1'011 Pipe and fittill,-,o's; le -
re-
, • . , -,-
pairs on Aaricultural iin.
. ,
'--• ,
pleinents and a'ener,,‘11. ilia-
''''' .
,. . . . ; . , . . .
01111101'v promptly attended
' '
, . • •
--d you weigh more,.
---in
c
7,
a worker.
or 00 awakeng thating;
to Wait fin
may come too late?"
corn, diffieflour.ult of Salei, Dant:hi:1a
aniet at a decline of (idAmercan
1161118111 at. C/1S161.' p11110 ,, P,Pg1,dy, poorer 1sh stoa
1,11,erpool, Sept., 30.
- . .
quiet
Send for free sample: .
Scorr & DOWNt, "1"lironto, . Ceinada,
,,, OC and tlx,00; all druggisis, ,
Damaged by ittigh '1.`itle.
frailfax, F4ent. 8,0.—The dylces wet(
broken at seVeral points 'at the Petit,
coeliac. River bo to-tlaY's tiGle, ivlileh 1.
-Close -,Spot wheat stench;
No, I standard oriihornia,. r,s 1(11/24 to 5s 101
Walla, 55 0,1 to 55 017,1d; No, 2 red Winter, lis Gil
- . 1 ,
10 oe iti, 130. 1 northern spr n -. 5s 7i to is 3(1'
ratarea stc.o.dy; 'Jktithor rjsr.,“1, "21111,611. 216 .8'.4:11,
Sfut c?'`,..,m,,67; „new, tis 1,1d ia ril 'Ad; fi,,tilreg
11,1,17,,.,--g, 115, 0"e6eth"' ';'-' P-0. tt,uri
•
..,11'1''''i.?L'' , c 1
.-12;'1.. iiilanti and. Child:tem
FO 1R 5Att.
.
30?. P, ilOiler, 2ti II. :P. ',Eli:gine 0001-
. .
'p1 t0 With Pump 11111 tleatntl tl.s.o
AI1R.
FALL FS
---
BI:Msliard, Kirk too, . od./.3.4
`-.: ......,1 11,Y,,,,,,l, trl.,41,ti'
said to have been the Iiighest since tiv.
5503107 gale, Two washouts occu'rred ex
the •Intereeieni,,i, ,I.,,,ty feet beib4. ear.
. 1 .1 . v „.0,-„, D, .,i, 6strst, anoi th•titt
..‘, 1 -1' 1 ./
v,ir.is, Sept,•30.--Opening--Wimat dun; Soptena- .
oor 201' 00,,TafiaarY end Aprlf 221, 1notir den;
Scl.t.,,,,I:nb,r,.21,,f' .p.,, -,..r ,Innum.'y and ii,,,prit 23,,f 101,
1 o-nr-Oar,7..--ivacar, dun, sent/loamy ..er 70c
Jnyivarv end lipt'Al 21f 000. Mem dull; septeni:
'Eli, ?trl"
e_ r z- 'oral-
5001lt ,.,. ,..,.so, v ., virga:vir, ,
6i
about, WOO, foot of inch pipe,
Wu 1Qta;i7V
111
JL.0,U'J 05101y G
delayed for Several hours,
Y'1;•at,
1
,, • , , ,
01110 elli, SapL. 130,-Whent oloutly; No, 2 r ;I
Winter, unchanged at 115781.
1A1'
112
wt. ra,