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Published esel7 Thursday Siorning 4 the Moe.
MAIN -STREET, EXETER.
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ADVOOATE Pl4131.1SiSIN9 OQMPANY
WellISIS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Que Dollar per annum it paid hi, advance. $1-$0
if not sopeld.
Atsclaroct!..!. 74P. -to Pas. .113•Xtsf,11..co,„..
tleese.
No paper ellsoontiningl until :wive:rages see peel.
Adverilsonleme species:1 will be
srsenslissi :Jute forbel at eliarged eiakerdiugly.
lebereinseoent made tor trauselent advertisements
iuserted Roston; periods, Esery deseription of JOB.
KtiNTOSO tureedeus in the finest style. mid et
smodereterste.s. Cheques, money orders, &Q.. tor
advertieing. eab.5crilai99.9, de, 89 be =de pxalie
• 4
Obas, II. Sanders,
HATTOR SAP Plicee,
FrOtessional VAN a.
elEINS3L-SN, islISSS, DR. A. R. IONS.
NAN, iels•s1s, D.O.S.. Meer gradeese otri,
Tomato Veiverissv.
DENTISTS,
Teeth en:ttestell1,71,142nit any pale. or may hell save
Ort;v1A laseL•, we:4 elite etslis street,
Esetzer.
4icnansoN eels% urts.
PENITIST -
Herne Grelleete Tonseternivessite aitit Rapt
Coliesteeliteatel Sergeone et teitario.Also Pest
Oradeete et eineegatislieet et Presthstle. Dretiseety
selets beset:able mewls:el:
.Allineesson, Oat end Veleoelte Plea:Sow% %sh• e
neatest reannerpeseihie. A perteetly lismillese
asetlietieturdrerrahatetsettnrilen of teeth,
O&M one CI= sMtth of Cerlieg One, &Net
11- T. P. M.I.A11.01114N.M1E
Carat? et rieteeiatts ar. few
settecrei atel Amaritettr.
074:.
respected. A widow and five
D j,ahn vcsson. pmee 0,134 Resutemie. tau children moue hie demiSe.
Hreeas Axe. L9'4•4'14"- SP2'131. ,''-t.tmlagst Wtmeinege Ang. 18. -(Special.) -W111
peel teeleeeeeseireneen. Ofeeeheers. 12.11 to 4 jobminas, 000 of P. Joun5on, w4ter
F TUE
Ottlaria.
. Dash-
.ent,
Tte
QJ TU1r.lisATKAL 1BItS NAIR A'STV..f.41(EN.T.
'moffr. Krukaazi
MAIN NgArt gaspx
BY A, 11444Stkele !mu ivoT egteeel0 'Me
NAVA .e.f UPYIEW.-
Ppe4 Attlee to Avelet One 'Virgin
Wee $re by notberse
sagoilioss og Gas at Sootbantnteta
sieqeriseee Nalarstana'
Woedelee, Fesex Cewity, Aug. la. A
terrible railway eeeideet eeeurred ne
here 004 11.90 last night, este1 eau'
ed the death ef one yeung mati, named
Jeelt Brow; and tem) young ladies pant-
Seranms, who lived nea.r Essex. T1eey
Vete walltitt...."' ort the double tracks emitt-
ing east 'from Fasex. A westbound trtein
was approaching them,. and -Oen, they
stepped. off the westbound track to let
the western pass they did nOt nOtige
feet eaatern eeprees coming from the
vest, which oversight coet them, their
lives. Tie young people were well know
and esecieI
Southampton, Aug. 18. ---Shortly after
ceetteele thie mornieg George Nehrgeng.
ehinist iu the teeter). of the 8.
eehtel Weed-tioreing tt Furniture Co..
t .with a fetal aecideut. He was
-
- g
eeit et 199 genet's, whiele had eon -
methylated isairits but which
bed1een empty for menthe. The APO
fortunate nuut was fitting on an iron
late wet had been heated, when kt
eimposed tint hot hen eareel the ae.
cumilleted gas witbiu to ep1uae with g
:report that was beard for lecke. The
end of the tauk was driven out teed
hurled some dietanee, striking itini ten
the Jegs, end be was thrown a damn
feet, Roth legs were broken in aeverei
pave. lie lived until 2,30 teem* this
afternoon. Decoeed Wee a member ot
the local court of the W.F., fold was
APIV,
ralfliSlON CA NO. CAPJUSTRitS,
L." tsta, Notarlev, Ceevesee.oete. Conseillesters-
Selleiteralsr InitisessUanW, ers- Meese to leen at
esseell WOO ilitellesn 0-12sess Maio slate, INetcr.
L. R. eatitaso, L it ikrames
13", 01.ASSIAN. (Nr.seresr.,111-.1 Elle% k Maa.
reassi Vanester. Salltiter. Netars Palle Con-
er.Ete. 115:rele icana bor.% ratea a In.
r effiNeeleinteirret. Exeter.
(AU. Wirviirlera, v 1 Imotteerer
lung) Cr:antics el Perth anti Milllcess.
t toattestalp et Volterrte. Saks promptly
asi tuna reasanabIe. Saks arrataged
eke. Wiritheises.
The Maisons Bank
(CharttrA b,) Parliament, ISS5
Wad Oillre, Montreal,
Paid up Capital..... .......
Reserve
-SAS. ELLIOTT, CIENERM. JgANAGER.
-EXETER BRANCH
0:1Po haurd:-10 a.m. to 3 pant Satoulavs 10 a.m.
to 1 pan.
A general Ivan kin g business transacted
atom aovailml to goad Farmers at lowest rates.
ng i Dank Deposits from a and upwards Welt.
ttl. bang allOWed tlt highest current rates.
IlictstoN t estaaS,I. N. D. Iltsinos,
Soli &tors. Manager.
CREDITON
ROLLER MILLS.
tsmooatmmtxsoottchioccoccacc-cco
e are giving excellent
satisfaction since Re-
modelling our mill.
GRISTING and CHOPPING
DONE PROMPTLY.
14. SlAtEITZEP?
Po'"''e• AstY". Worn Plooploalne,
ne Great Enghsh 1?emezly.
Sold and recommended by all
druggiste in Canada. Onl reli-
able medicine discovered. St
••packages guaranteed to mire all
forms of Sexual Weakness. all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excesstve, use of To-
bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
•of price, one package $1, six, One wittpiease,
atZwIll cure. Pamphlets free to ar.y address.
The 'Wood Company, Windsor, Ont.
Woods Phospbodine is sold inExeter
by J. W. Browning and 0. Lutz
Druggists.
EXETER
• • Real Estate Exchange.
The Sale, Purchase and Exchange of
Village and farm lands and prOperties
negotiated at reasonable rates of Com-
mission, '
For Sale.
' Several Valuable Farms in HAY,
' 'OSBORNE, STEPHEN and MeGILL-
WRAY; also Three very desirable Re-
sidence properties in Exeter.
Farms Wanted. •
• We have purchasers for good farm
and in. the vicinity:of Exeter, or who
will EXchange.
• APPLY TO
•
Wm. Bawden 'David M.11,
• Valaator. Mane is Or.
• or,P ICES: Dickson. & Oarling's New
Block, Exeter,
treet, wee killed in the Ceenadian North-
rn yerdt.
Ktnteeton. Aug. 190-elSpeelal.)-The
bone driven by Mr. John Smith ran
way stear &Mee throwing out the
driver, who was %Intently killed, The
del wait eged 46Feet% and leaves
a wife and nine ettildrem fle Wa5 one
of the best guidee on the Rideeu an
in tbe huk emigre'.
DESTROYED BY i VOLUM
ACTIVE EFILPTION IN ISLAND OD
TOEISIIINA, JAPAN.
SO Persona IludoubtetlIT I Illedp.
Emmen All Drotroyed-Eruetion
Cerlinuoi-Deniterotto For Veserlo
to Approselt the Comet.
Yokohama, Aug. 18. -The little
Island of Torishima was overwhelmed
by a volcanic eruption between August
15 and 15, and all the inhabitant',
numbering 150 persons, were undoubted.
ly killed. The bland is covered with
Volcanic debris, and ell the housea on It
have disappeared. The eruption is still
proceeding, and is accompanied by sub -
marl= eruptions in the vicinity, which
make it dangerous for vessels to ap-
proach the island.
Torishinut is one of a chain of
islands extending between the Bonin
Islands and Hondo, thb biggest island
of Japan.
POLITICS AT THE CAPE.
orlinment Mooting To -morrow Pm.
dir PeuIInr CreumstnnceN.
New York, Aug. 1O. -The Cape Town
• correspondent of The London Times, in
a, despatch to The 'New York Times,
points out the peeuliar circumstances un-
der which the Parliament of Cape Col-
ony will meet on Wednesday. Mr.
Chamberlain, when refusing the suppres-
sion of the constitution, advised that
Parliament be convened early for the
purpose oPpassing indemnity nets and
the budget, which Sir John Gordon
Sprigg, the Premier, assured Mr. Chatn-
lierlain he could effect. As the Premier
cannot rely on the support of more than
ten of his own followers, it seems he
must depend on the Afrikander Bond for
support, which cannot be had for noth-
ing. Sir John appears to ignore his own
party, which has indicated that other
legislation is necessary for the welfare
of the country. He apparently desires a
short seseion.
Timidly or wrongly, says the corre-
spondent, Premier Spri,gg is believed to
be inordinately keen of retaining
office. His present attitude, when nearly
his whole party is in revolt, and the
serviees of the Bond have been enlisted
for the perpose of scouring a majority,
lends color to this report.
SAVED BIC TRE ARIADNE.
,
A. Steamer Beading Straight For
Shore Warned by the Cruiser.
St. John's, Nfld., Aug. 10. -The British
first-class cruiser Ariadne (flagship of
Vice -Admiral A. D. Douglas). saved es
large ocean steainer,. supposed to be a
Montreal liner, filled with passengers,
'from going ashore on Cape 'lace during
a dense fog yesterday. The steamer was
heading direct for the coast when the
warship signalled her danger.
RIOT.8...11.01e0 smnixtuns.
, .
One Man Was Killed,' Although but
One Shot Was Fired.
Tamaqua, Pa., Aug. 18. a clash
between strikers and deputies at Nesque-
honing, .Carbon County, .in the Panther
.Creek :Valley; early this eyeliner., 'one
shot was fired and ,one man waskilled,
and the paadaes at once separated. The
man that fired the shot was arrested
and the town is quiet.
• V; C. Andrews, Sentence.
Detroit, .ting. 18, -Judge Murphy to -day
sentenced Frank C. -4.ndrews, who was
found guilty on Saturday of having mis-
applied and misseppro.priated funds of the
wrecked City Savings Bank. to iittteu Years
at- hard labor In JacicsOn Prfson, He had
previously reused to grant Andrews ball
pending the settienient of the bill of ex.
ceptiges, eeleicli his attorneys will Me,
,
•
her' Were Not Vittingiy ciothect
Foe S00% 0, cerernOny-Me.Fiseiter.
PXOtinrate41-41enne4 by Their Re.,
ception at Covres.,s31r., Atontrosta
Whtto Their Spolxestortn.
I 7.ron1on Aug 18 - Late in the after-
- neon the Veer Geaerale,,, Balm, Detect',
end, Pelerey, left their hetet feud pro. ,
eee4ea tei the doeite to embark en thte
: eteemee.Pateeler, Wand for Retterdem.
spite a elle eeereey of their move.:
wilts, A large „crowd awaited the
eeale anti elwered theedeparting v1eltere.1
3ferttagoliThite, the ..ex-Ceneul-Geeeral
, k* London .-ef the Treesveal, hue iseued
, a etatement felatborie4 .by the Doer Gen.
crate,. as follower. -
"rue „Generals are preeeeding to the:
eontineut for the purpose ..ot geeeting
4tr, Kreger and 'Mr, Step). mat ettendei
leg. the feueral ef Geneeal Lucas Meyer.
1i:reek Foga *anthem is to return 'to
joogginti at an eerly (date,. for the trane.
seems of. haeteees. betthey • here net
4,440 ete erey 0...e.eal programme. During,
t tenera
aye. teelt- the retipleute of teeny ittet!'."
'titlenii and kind, messages a welcome,
ett they fulty appreeiate
. The fep4rt that .tbe &visite* of the
Geterele- net to eieit the navel review
watt due to the udineitee of Mr, Fiedler
poi• time. Their. rol eeason for &-
AMIN; the havitatien on Saturday wee
that they did not consider thee attire ,
quite eititable for a eareetottioue. vieit,
and -the rieceeearily eitert ROW eonveyed
to them did not he them the time for
the neeeeeary preparations. - Rnt they
Were glad of the opportunity et payiug
their respects to the Ring on the follow,.
big day, after they inut made the lime-
eaey .parehattes, add thee are gratified
at .the hind Manner in hicithey mot.
received by his Mejeety."
•esptain Gleodeuell, wive eerved on
neva% 5t.a.fr theenglitent the. wer,
will start immediately for Amid=
In order to prepare the Way
ter tbe. vielt of the Generals. He eaSre
that altegethee about 410. Americaus
and 50•5 Triehmen were with the Boer
force%
New York, Aug, 1.8.-eltr, W. T. Stead.
m ?pal cable to Tho Journal, *aye!
that in eenvereetleit with the Boer Gem.
ergi. after their return from Cowes yes -
t day h learned that they were tenth
leased that the Ring !peke of tho
neon not as the Qaeen, but simply ge
"wife."
TELEGRAPH unnvrrnts.
Mr. Samuel Sloan, *LP., et Goderieb,
dead.
The Y.M.C.A. World's Congress opens
toelay at Chrititiania.
United State; ca.pltalists will build a
$500,000 hotel in Vs intilpeg.
Fowlde grain elevator and 2,000 hue-
hols of grain were burned at Campbell -
lord,
Mr. S. P. lIanunford, formerly ale(
engineer of the Grand Trunk, died at
Montreal.
Several large herds of cattle are com-
ing into Alberta and Assiniboia from the
United States.
Mr. ,A. N. C. Treadgold, head of the
Yukon syndieate, is in Montreal on his
way to Ottawa,
Alfred Bradshaw, a six-year-old
was fatally burned at the Toronto Gen-
eral Hospital while playing with matches.
Goodale Bros. of Hamilton have been ,
awarded the eontract for the construe -I
Oen of the H., G. B. extension from 1
Beson.,ville to Vineland.
The Saskatchewan Valley Land Com-
pany hese sold a 5(3),000-aere tract be-
tween Regina and Prince Albert, acquir-
ed only few weeks ago.
Sir Edmund Barton, the Australian
Premier, and Sir John Forrest, Minister,
for Defence, sail from England to -mor-
row on their way to Canada.
air. C. F. Hanson, an old railway em-
ployee, who took charge of the first en-
gine that passed over the London &
Port Stanley Railway, died at London.
The W. C. Edwards Company has pur-
chased from, the Arthur Hill Company
of Michigan a big timber limit in the
Temiskaming region. The purchase price
is in the neighborhood of $300,000.
The Scotch machinists at the Kingston
Locomotive Works have received notice
of expulsion from the union from New
York. They say the headquarters of
their society is in England and their
Secretary there knew the circumstances
before they left.
Railwayofficials expect that several
thousand men will leave Toronto for the
west on the annual harvester& excur-
sions, which are to be run on Wednelf-
'day; Thursday and Friday of this week.
Reports trom agents in vinious parts of
Ontario indicate hat the excurs.ons will
be liberally patr: niged.
The .Conserea.ive party's local legal
advisers think they have reasons why
the Liberal petition against the election
of T. G. Carseallen in Lennox should be
set aside. Accordingly, application to
that effect will be made on Thursday
before Mr. justice Osier. Messrs. Bristol
& Cowthra will act in the matter,
and in the meanthne they will. not dis-
close the grounds of their attempt.
The Toronto School Board Sub-com-
.mittee on Teachers met yesterday after-
noon ,and accepted the following resigna-
tions :-Miss F. :H. Butterworth, Duke
Street; Miss L. V. Drayten, Leslie
Street; Miss. J. D. :McKenzie, Cotting-
ham Street;, Miss ,McComb,, Park
School; Miss Pearl Blecker, Bolton Ave -
nun; Miss A. M. Lemon, Clinton
Street; Miss A. A. Watson, .Elizabeth
Street.
The .Corresponding Secretaryof the
National Council of Women of Canada
has received the following from Major
Maude : "Madame,--2.-At the request oi
the Secretary of, State for the Colonies,
the Governor-General desires rue to con -
to the Natioeal Council of Women
of Canada the shmere thanks •of her
Majesty the Queen and HLs Royal High-
ness. the PrincA of Wales for the expres-
sion of their sympathy with his Majesty
in his serious illness. 1 have the honor
to be, J. S. Maude, Major, Governor.
SA eneeers Seeeetaree"
THE WO1t1tat's comoElteg• EXETtN MAR
E EDN'ESDAY
"aaof prirata l'irttla the coiontes
Easily in First Place.
Washingten, Aug. 18. -The State De-
artmeut made public to -day a report
from Euited States Consul Winter at
.Annabetg, dated July 19, showing the'
ecentneree et the world fee 1991, accord-
.
g to Germee StAti$iiRS., The total ims
porte and expoets trade a at eountrie;
givena epproeimately4,13,800„00,9,-
000. Greet Britain, nith her 'colonies,
heads theelist, with the greet total of
ermeny p Sits
eecond with 82,618,009,990, and the
VIAlted States third with S118,200,00li.
Wheat. ..... ............ 78 70
, Oats
Barley • ........ " '" • • • '751
Peas. 70 71
Potetoes, pelag 4 iU
LlaYper tOn . .. DO A uo
Peotir, per ewt., r1ke 1 65 2 00
rerge
er... 14
Hides, tter 100 lbs 4 00
ive hog, per ewt;a
• Dressed 7 00 7 00
Shorts per ewt 1 10
; Bran per ewt
neady 7,Q0%0QO,QQ0.G
ttm
fight COUSUraption, with Scott's
gmuision ()lead -liver 4, is ion
THE MARKET REPORT&
rt4sbauit(ina Live Stoe
Wheat Is 1.owe.
AlOndity Evening, Avg, IS.
Toronto SI. Lawrence Market.
Where were SOO bushels 'of groin receivee
Oil pie street esorlset to -day.
seet-Vi.as eteadeOi') hesitele or :stet
sepiter, et V3s; per linsliet endiae rto of feed
Us-Weretrsetee4obytt,s1;10..) b1414.141,3 0 ad
seTang 4Wgi.- s �e whit 40to imshetf,01
tWx et 47re se 40e.
stee-wee :seders see teede of sew Keniina
AD, igtp ;TA pf-.1. ton awl twO leads er
Si1,7 euS. per ten,
Tbe Vtellote Soppily.
Atitg.1$,VSIAtig30.°01 Mg,
Wheat „ „eetemeiet ee.770.4"ten 49.761.9,:e1
seven beteeeket 4,71O3,01,0 ifl.q/41.041)
WIN 0.4#7,010)
!lye teteemee elle* reS.teel
413. ;;:1-1,14:AZI.N4r age atter dirte-e4.414-Stel517417!.
Tlts' 24.r44'"Wd 1
cattlss filarbeta,
1.01,elon, Aug, ZS:4July Caluidlan cattle
ogend; trade eiuw, tnittie 041. bleep
Irade fele, bd.
TesoL Aug- 1-.5.-.'--C4VP4 0;0444 421coN
Montreal UN* Stock.
moutreal. Aug. 13.-Tbere were about CO
head of betebere" tattle. 360 settle suid s
WU :sheep end lesittie onereti at the Eget
rfuil Abattoir to-daY, Tbe butchers; were
ma straitened bought Creels. but the tutees
contlatio very tow owl ou.gattNtactor,v to the
drotto, Atm et the beet Cattle were sold
at it6644 41Fie to 4,,ie Per lb, and from tient
down to .414',;:i. for pretty ewe wee, tetnt.
moo cettle were very bard to sell tied
tieee rrattged fro to `21,,e Slie per ft, with
*MI tAinettat te411 3,14e to 2e .per 10.
teuelivrable tweeter will leave to be held
er ter smother ,te.erlitet, Mr. Ititehot of
tioneite street bonellt a very doe veal. tailL
weinfalag 211 lbe, dor $*2. er niftiest Cc per
the ether CtliWt* 8.04 nt from ;2 to 110
WI. in from ac Wee per and *mho
trtm Pic Ca -43.0 per lb, The general
ct good Itunta woe Ft WAIL 40 per lb,
ot tone selit at from Te to lea per in else
-uod cots, weighed oft the cari.
Root Utattolo Cottle Market.
in advame. It threatens, youcan
resist ; and you =ay overcon4e it.
Don't 13e afraid; be brave. Blit
Wide ; don't waste time,
*ChM RVIIR TAFV 1A641"4 ARM TAT VIR•
1
' aaarr aovette, posmissa, vsasento„
pe. Ong 4tAni
r; A eieeyeee,old eau of Mr.tio-lrerit-R-eid
of ( ellingweed, vras Wand drowned in
the mill pond
STOP$ THE coron
motwoRlis OFF THE COW.
1.T.O1icke lnr7,nsesu '4ia
fitx, 3 l'aire .1•04 PV, Vg2 Cer9,
Another ease of $141311Fri+X has de
reloped in Ottawa.
James Routh. of Ottawa, was see -
etude, and probeltly fatally injured
fTtfatleisnwd.:1147.en illtAliwiga'411ewrrultekkthsgt"ronek'it hsetziluf..
01$11 Strittlitit'd CORSOSSioit Of the
skull W 4$ frac tined by the fall and
TO OCHE A COLO IN ONE PAX
Take Laxative Brame Oluine Tab
lete. All drtiggis-„,s refund the moue:,
it fails to cure. 2.1e. E. W. Urove
'signature is on melt box.
An unknown mou Was timid cut to
pieces by a train on the U. T.R. trac1.
about two miles west of Bothwell,
There is it lockout at the Dentinlon
Organ COMpallY'S WOO*: at Bowman.
AllOilt 223 linen MI" Oil%
Ten thousand agents and office em.
loyees will losethear positions entomb
he amalgamation of harmiter com-
panies in the Xltited States.
Eost itaNitIO, Aug. Itt-Cattleeeteeelpte.
,409; steady to strong; prime steers, 51.75 ,
to 59.25: chalet 1.201i to 1.500 lbs. V to li
&Tett); 114,010tolltsa.00S40, to 141.76: 4ttio.114.71tird4to*kg12032,
$56..421; ttoatr$5t0.7:00; deb. ortlterobteolf0723. ;5511.4745t tt 00
atr. fa to 141.75; liegt tat come ;Lee to
16.23; foie to good, /3 to 44.2$: eaunert.
11.49 to 12.30; export buns, S4.60 to *3 ;
butchers'. 141.00 to a4.25: bologna, $0 to
13.75; fresh coca stud spring steady; yard
to choler; S15 to nit _rnedlont to rood, Lid
to 4:11: (emulate el8.att to a25; Mockers nod
feeders strone,_10 higher; feeders. $1.60 to
$5;,ntlockers. ea.75 to 14.30; stock heifers,
$5.t,a to 14t.73; Teem cattle, fair to good,
1.3.e3 to $4.03;. Veele-Recelpte, 1031) head;
arena': 26e higher: tops, $7.74 to pis fele to
goad. *0.73 to on 57.25; comm10 1 ght. WO
to 13.50; grass valve;, 13.00 to 14, Hogs-
Iteecipte, 32,000 head; fairly active; stearin
closing steady to tannic; heavy. 11.20 to
57.25; mixed. 57.05 to $7.15; Yorkers. 30.00
to $7; light do. 13.00 to 110.03; Mae, ta.00
to *4; roughs, 15.25 to 13.73; stags. 4. 73 to
$5.25; grassers. $0.00 to MOO. Sheep and
lamhs-Reitelpts, 10.00S head: alteep dull ;
Iambs strong; top lambs, $5.75 to 50.23;
fair to good, $5.30 to 50.05; culla to com-
mon, 54.23 to 3; yeurlIngts. 54.30 to S4,73;
wethers, 31.21 to 54.30; sheep, top mixed,
53.75 to 51; air to good, 33.30 to 48,03;
culls to oilmen, 52.25 to 55.25.
Chleago Live Stoek.
Chlengo, !,ug. 14.--rattle-iteeelpts, 21,-
000. meowing 2,6041 treeene and &ore west-
ering xi rime steers steady; miters Me to 23C
lower; good to prime steers. §1.00 to 59;
poor to medium.. 54.23 Iii. $7.00; stockers
end , 2,0 0.1, coos, S ,So.to
.. 0.73; heifer, 52.64152.641s. to 86: camera, 81.3*) to
80.30; bolls. 52.25 to 55.25; calves, 82;0 to
57; Texas fed steers, 83 to $0: western
stem. 54.30 to .50.40. limps -Receipts. .31.-
000; steady; mixed and Marken'. $0.25 ep
roiroii earl% $6 10 .66.60; "light. $0.25 to
50.00; hulk of sales. 50.50 to 50.76. Sheep
-Receipts. 35,000; lower; lambs, envied
steady; others lower; good to choice weth-
ers. 53.70 to 54.231 fair to choke mitred,
(*1.00 to 52.75; native lambs, 33.50 to SI/30.
Montreal Grain rind Produce.
liontre.al, Aug. 15.-tiraitt-The market
keeps very quiet, as bids for new grain ars
considered too low. Tifere was a small ild:.
mond for old oats for local consuraption at
about steady prises. We quotes -No, 2
11anItobst white, -101,Sc to 47e; No. 2 Ontario,
46'.e ±0 47e; No. 3 Ontario and "affinitoba
feed oats, 43e ex -store.
Flour-Xhere Is a fair demand at steady
prices. We quote:-alaultobn spring wheat
patents, 54.10 • to 54.20; Manitoba strong
bakers'. 53.70 to 53.90; Winter wheat pa-
tents, 53.00 to 54.10; straight rollers, $3.00
to 0.70; ao in bags, *1.75 to 51.80, and ex-
tras, S1.00 to $1.00.
Mertl-il'he dernautl le chiefly of a light
Jobbing thunder at 54.03 to 0.10 per bar-
rel and at 52.45 to S2..50 per ling.
Peed -The tone of the market is steady.
Ontario bran hi bulk sold at 515 to e10 per
ton, and Manitoba bran in bags at e17 per
ton; shorts,e24 for Ontario and 523 for Man-
itoba In hags.
Clapese-The market is quiet but firm.
Finest Ontinio colored, Olysc to 9%c; finest
Ontar10 white, Elsie to 0%c; finest twil-
1
ships colored, 9e to 0%0; finest town-
ships, white, in e to 9%e; finest Quebec
colored, OSSe to %c; finest Quebec white,
9%e• to 91/2c.
Butter -There Is not much demand and
prices are easy. Fancy townships cream-
ery, 18%c to Me; finest townships cream-
ery, 18%c to 1014e; finest Quebec creamery,
18%c to 19c; imest Ontarto creamery, 180
to 18elc; finest creamery, 17%c to 18c; dairy
butter, 15%c to 100. •
Eggs -There is an improved export de-
mand and as receipts are only moderate the
market is very true We euetete-Seleetee,
18c to 18%e; candled stock, 1t1/,e to 16e, in
a Jobbing way,and straight receipts at 14%e
to lea, and No. 2 at 13c to 14e in round
lots.
Leading Wheal Markets.
Closing previous day. Closing to -day.
Cash. Sept. Cash. Sept.
.
Chicago , . . .. .. 70 .. 00%
New York ..... .. 73% .. 73%
Toledo , ,.. .... 71% 71% 71% 713,4
Minneapolis-
... 65% .. 6614 ..
Milwaukee, 2 -nor .. .. 70% (33)4Detroit, 2 red .. 71% 71% 71 • is
St. Louis 63 63% (12)4 Cell
DuMth --------71 .. 74% ..
ood to choice heave St1.73 ti 57.07;
British Markets.
London, Aug. 18.--Close,-W1ieat, on pat.
sage .quiet ancs steady. maine, on passage
firm but.not 'active, •Country mlirhets-lIug-
ilsb
dull, .Fronch ,
Paris. Aug. Jess -Wheat; firm; Augnst 220,
NOTern b or and r0ehruary ,201 40e. Flout
firm; Augn8t 301 F)c, NOvember and Feb:Du-
aty, 201 56e
0-1,1), A llg. 18 -No. 2 red 'winter, 16.1.'
Loudon, .41,1F. 18.-ciose--Sinte Lone min
let.martcet---wheat, foreign steody at an :en
Villle0 of 3d, English nominally unchanged;'
maize, American nothing doing, Danubian
Orin at an advance or 3d; flour, American
beti;oF chnhand at full rate, EugliAl firm
!Irv" rather dear. •
DRANK CARBOLIC ACM.
Athens, Ang.10.-.7ennie Bailie, an
Euglish living with John SIcalach-
ens, near Syndhorst, committed sui-
cide Sunday by taking carbolic acid.
She had told some Wends a few days
before ending her life that she was
tired of living.
ANOTHER ELECTION PROTEST
ENTERED.
Toronto, Aug. 13. -The forty-ninth
Ontario election protest has been filed
at Milton. The notice was received
here to -day. Halton Conservatives
claim the seat for Dr. Nixon. Mr.
Barber's (Liberal) majority was only
sixteen. There are the usual charges.
Has Fate Denied You a Pleasure
That Thousands Now Enjoy?
IfYou Are Not 'Using
Malt
Breakfast
Food.
You Are Missing Many Ad-
• vantages And True
Enjoyments,
Procure a Package From Your
Grocer and Test It At Home
' 11, up to the, present, fate has denied
you the opportunity of testa* pure,
delicious and health -giving 1VIa1t Breaks
fast Food, go to -day to your Grocer
and procure a package of this •popular
tweak fast cereal food. Its palitte-tick-
ling, appetizing and energizing proper-
ties will make it a dish that you ean-
not afford to miss at the rnovning meal.
Its many good qualities are thorough-
ly appreciated by young and old who
•have made it their choice. As eco-
nomical as commOn oatmeal, and 'vest-
ly more nutritious.
Gle
O TO T
'XEIEII BOILER 011118
FOR
PURE MANITOBA
E FAMILY FLOIJfl
• &Star)
BEST PASTRY
(Princess)
WHEATLET
(Breakfast Food)
A good supply of Millfeed
nd Chop alwayFi on hand.
Give our Flour and Feed
trial and be convinced that
it is all right
Roller and Plate grinders in
use to suit eustpmers.
vey ros.
obbledick
Two Seco] t
1441 PIANOS
AND'
One Square PIANO
POR SALE 01-1BAF
New Pianos and
Organs
Always in Stook
SEWINO MACH NHS.
Oar experieriee in the Sewing Ma-
chine Business at yeagiutralie.
tee el' cur goads. . .
We carry in ;took th.e. best Ma-
chines that the market (awls and
sell GtO easy terms, Needles and Re-
pairs for all kinds of Maehints always
um hand. .
S11013 MUSIC HOOltS., Hymn
Hoehn. Etc., kept in Stook.
AND SEP. Vs, IT WILL PAY
YOU.
S MARTIN
ETER
EARING SALE of Plows;
Gang Plows, Land Rollers,
IffinTows, &c., &e., now go-
ing on.
Exerything to be eb;ared off
by
JULY 1, 1902
FIRST COME,
FIRST SERVED.
Any Amount of -Wrought ana
Cast Iron Wanted.
JAS. IVIUMRAY.
op)
Cook's Cotton Root Compouna
es successfully nsed monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
yotar druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com-
pound. Tao no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, 51 per
boa; No. 2,10 degrees stronger, 53 per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two iscent
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
orkios. 1 and 2 sold and recommended by all
responsible Druggists in Canada. •
No. 1 and Nn.2 ere sold in Exeter by
C. Lutz and J. W. Browning, Drug-
gists.
DASHWOOD
FURNITURE STORE.
You are invited to cell end inspect my
large assortment of Purnittire and
furnishings which I will offer at
very close prices. My stock con-
sists of the following-
,
Parlor suites, Bedroom suites
Spring Mattresses, Bed-
steads, Couches, Lounges,
Tables, Chairs of all descrip-
tion, Sideboards, Rockers,
Fancy Rockers, Curtain
Poles and Trimmings,
Shades, Mouldings, Mirrors,
Pilow Sham Holders, Hat
Racks, Towel Rollers, &o. ,
Picture Framing a specialty
Baby Carriages,Go-carts,Express wag, -
ons, Carts, Rocking horses, etc.
Utiderttaiitit.
I Catty a large and well assort-
eclstockin this line. In time of need
do not fail to call.
The above stock is bought froin the
leading Mania fa ctureis of Canada
and bought at the closest prices
and 01112 expenses ere low there-
• foi e we can sell it at prices which
will sunrise you. Give as n call
• befoi,e purchasing elecwhere.
McIsaac.
CANADIAN
'PACIFIC
104000
• FARM
_ _ _
Laborers'
LABORERS
'os ons
Eur_____
WANTED
6ECONO CLAW
gill be run to statOnis oreC.F.
• la aleeitoira mid AsolmbeSv,
N %att. Sautlewest end North -
Olt et wiiiniptir co far tt,t
IlOOSEJAWFESIEVAN.
and YOEKTON I/
On „September Ist AVM Ataallig la Ontario
on the Main Line Toronto to Sarnia tool North.
execpt North el Taranto and CAtiltleil Jet,
Onestay tiektta to Whiniptg only will be
sold with a etrtilleate extcsdiraz the trip before
September 1041*, without aibEticaal rest:tooth( r
points in Manitoba and atisinlbela wt above. lt
lambasts-40)1pp as tam laborer* at Winni-
peg, provided swat farm lattertrs will work not
hos titan to davit tit liancsilez and produce
• etnitiCalte to that effort, they ow be neturno
to original starting point nt tlintO, on or before
SCA% Mrdi.1301,
TielielA liGt gotsi ea "imperial Limited."
r further pan ionlars lid le 10
a __t railway agent,
It. H. It OTMAN,
Asst. antelPass. Art,. Toro to.
maumeems.
DRANK CARBOLIC ACM.
Athens, Ang.10.-.7ennie Bailie, an
Euglish living with John SIcalach-
ens, near Syndhorst, committed sui-
cide Sunday by taking carbolic acid.
She had told some Wends a few days
before ending her life that she was
tired of living.
ANOTHER ELECTION PROTEST
ENTERED.
Toronto, Aug. 13. -The forty-ninth
Ontario election protest has been filed
at Milton. The notice was received
here to -day. Halton Conservatives
claim the seat for Dr. Nixon. Mr.
Barber's (Liberal) majority was only
sixteen. There are the usual charges.
Has Fate Denied You a Pleasure
That Thousands Now Enjoy?
IfYou Are Not 'Using
Malt
Breakfast
Food.
You Are Missing Many Ad-
• vantages And True
Enjoyments,
Procure a Package From Your
Grocer and Test It At Home
' 11, up to the, present, fate has denied
you the opportunity of testa* pure,
delicious and health -giving 1VIa1t Breaks
fast Food, go to -day to your Grocer
and procure a package of this •popular
tweak fast cereal food. Its palitte-tick-
ling, appetizing and energizing proper-
ties will make it a dish that you ean-
not afford to miss at the rnovning meal.
Its many good qualities are thorough-
ly appreciated by young and old who
•have made it their choice. As eco-
nomical as commOn oatmeal, and 'vest-
ly more nutritious.
Gle
O TO T
'XEIEII BOILER 011118
FOR
PURE MANITOBA
E FAMILY FLOIJfl
• &Star)
BEST PASTRY
(Princess)
WHEATLET
(Breakfast Food)
A good supply of Millfeed
nd Chop alwayFi on hand.
Give our Flour and Feed
trial and be convinced that
it is all right
Roller and Plate grinders in
use to suit eustpmers.
vey ros.
obbledick
Two Seco] t
1441 PIANOS
AND'
One Square PIANO
POR SALE 01-1BAF
New Pianos and
Organs
Always in Stook
SEWINO MACH NHS.
Oar experieriee in the Sewing Ma-
chine Business at yeagiutralie.
tee el' cur goads. . .
We carry in ;took th.e. best Ma-
chines that the market (awls and
sell GtO easy terms, Needles and Re-
pairs for all kinds of Maehints always
um hand. .
S11013 MUSIC HOOltS., Hymn
Hoehn. Etc., kept in Stook.
AND SEP. Vs, IT WILL PAY
YOU.
S MARTIN
ETER
EARING SALE of Plows;
Gang Plows, Land Rollers,
IffinTows, &c., &e., now go-
ing on.
Exerything to be eb;ared off
by
JULY 1, 1902
FIRST COME,
FIRST SERVED.
Any Amount of -Wrought ana
Cast Iron Wanted.
JAS. IVIUMRAY.
op)
Cook's Cotton Root Compouna
es successfully nsed monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
yotar druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com-
pound. Tao no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, 51 per
boa; No. 2,10 degrees stronger, 53 per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two iscent
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
orkios. 1 and 2 sold and recommended by all
responsible Druggists in Canada. •
No. 1 and Nn.2 ere sold in Exeter by
C. Lutz and J. W. Browning, Drug-
gists.
DASHWOOD
FURNITURE STORE.
You are invited to cell end inspect my
large assortment of Purnittire and
furnishings which I will offer at
very close prices. My stock con-
sists of the following-
,
Parlor suites, Bedroom suites
Spring Mattresses, Bed-
steads, Couches, Lounges,
Tables, Chairs of all descrip-
tion, Sideboards, Rockers,
Fancy Rockers, Curtain
Poles and Trimmings,
Shades, Mouldings, Mirrors,
Pilow Sham Holders, Hat
Racks, Towel Rollers, &o. ,
Picture Framing a specialty
Baby Carriages,Go-carts,Express wag, -
ons, Carts, Rocking horses, etc.
Utiderttaiitit.
I Catty a large and well assort-
eclstockin this line. In time of need
do not fail to call.
The above stock is bought froin the
leading Mania fa ctureis of Canada
and bought at the closest prices
and 01112 expenses ere low there-
• foi e we can sell it at prices which
will sunrise you. Give as n call
• befoi,e purchasing elecwhere.
McIsaac.