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oLosNAN, o D.S., as AIL A. BINS-
eSCalvert:s
MAN. L.D.S., DD-8,,Honor graduote o
Toronto ty.f
DWNTISTS.
Tectis extracted withent aii,y pain, or ono had eitts
Odice rwasan'ti n1eckwe* t stae Main street.
Oxeter,
P. Al.TON ANDERSON r -us
PENTIST'
Honor OtAtiate of %%Moto University and Royol
College of Dental Sorgeoas of Ontario, Atso Pest
graduate et Chicago School of rroAlldlo Dentistery
(with lionoroble emotion.)
Annuluses% Gold and Vulcanite riate5 mole in th
peatest mannerpossiblo A. perfectly barmless an-
aesthetic used for paluiess extraction of teeth.
Otilets eue,doer sons of•Corlino Bros, aloe, Exeter.
letel
Tom T. P. BeLAVOIII.IN, MEIltIOR OF TIO
• kfoitege of Pio-Orions awl Surgeons Ontario.
Marla% tiur00011 and ,Accombeur. Qee Dost-
wooel, Ont.
Tlis. John D. Wilson, Oillee and Resliterice, 2
..t.o Omens Ave.. LonOon On. Spezioll attention
void to diseases et women- Oflice loam, 1240 to 4
tif.
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TNICKS C A SOLIOI.
-tor taro Notarle. mlosionero
Onlisitars mr tiolsam my to loan at
attest rates of totems*. 0 n sireet, Exeter,
I. R., Caruso, B.A., 1+, H. Domini
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'PRE% ELLIOT, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR. UNO
„lc Mosley to Toon. Office. formerly Met &
Otalsoars. Main Otreet. Exeter,
man.) BarrOter, Solicitor, Notoro Palls Cosi.
W. GIACOMO (Surnosor F011ott k (Bad.
voyancer. Etc. bleary to loan at low -at rano of in.
terest. Oalce, Mein street, Exeter.
Auctioneers
BROWN, Witschelsea. nol Auctioneer
• for the Counties of Perth. and Middlesex.
also for the township et Memo Saks promptly
.attendcd to and team reassaablo Oates arranged
ot Nat OWN Winchdr,Ta.
••••••••
1/41"" 4ffer' 7700e3 P1031)11087.10,
Orea4 .Englith Remedy.
Sold anti reoommended by all
druggists Oanadis. Only tell.
tible medicine ellscovored. Siz
Jogettages guaranteed to cure MI
.pru8 o oust IVeMr.ness, MI effects of obuso
*eczema, Minitel Vorry, Itzcesatvo use Ot To*
baoco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed en recelpt
of price, one Paoltage six. s. one rage piano
sfotrIN cure. Tempe:lets tree to any addresa.
The Wootl Conatiany, Windsor, Ont.
Woods Phos pb o din e is sold in Exeter
by j. tV. Browning and C. Lutz
Druggists.
Pains in the Back
Are symptoms .a a weak, torpid or
stagnant conditton of the kidneys or
liver, axed am A warning it is extremely
hazardous to neglect, so important is
4 healthY aetion of these organs
They are commooly Attended by loss
of energy, leek of eourage, and some,
times by gloomy forebeding and d
s.pondeney,
"I was token ill with kidney trouble, and
Omit* so weak I could scarcely get around.
I took medicine without benefit, and finally
deckled to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. After
the first bottle1 felt 20 trw,Cla better that
contioued its use, and six bottles made me
anew woman. When too little girl was a
tutb1O ohe Ceuld not keep anytbiog on ner
stemaeb, xted we gave her lOomPs Oaosapo-
rillo wch cureO bet." Mos. TgOttAa
Nxs, Wellamburg, Ont.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Cures kidney nod liver troubles, re-
lieves the bnek end Wide up the
whole system,
IA1.1.111E U.SE.FUL
branehes taught in the
•;roit T VV.
Jetalg-ed
Our students are not
guaranteednicejnbs,but
after a course in this
College it will be
ROUBLE FORTREM TO HOLD MY POSITLQL
We aid them, if possible to
obtain employment, bat we
first eqiiip them to maintain
tbe high reputation this
sehool.bas acgoired.
ESTERVELT,
Prinei
The Molsons Bank
(Chartered by Parliament, P)
Herd ()Mee, Bontrent•
Paid tap Capita' $2,500,060
Reserve ...... . .
JAS. ELLIOTT, Glexonnet leLteeeeton.
—EXETER BIteeN011-
0110 beuro-10 n.m. to 3 p.m; Satunlavs 10 a.m.
to 1p.m.
.4.general braking business transacted
314iiey Omani to pail Farmers at lowest rates.
Saying) Danis Doossits from Oa ausi uptiorio recoils,
ed. Interest allowed at Mistiest eurrent rates.
DIcasirs Si Canino,. N. I). Ilunnoo,
Sol:Miters, Manager.
OREDITON
ROLLER MILL
We aro giving excellent
satisfaction since Re-
m6delliner our TroP
GRISTI�G and'011()PPIN-Cr4.
DONE. .11101\IPTI.',Y.' .•-•
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= HEAD OprIttigONT
C•eeeteel.eeeiet ete;
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Every farmer knows that
some. plants grow better than
others. Soil may be the same
and seed may seem the same
but some plants are weak .and
others .strong.
And that's the way With
Children. They are like young
plants. Same !pod, same home,
same care but some grow big
and. strong While others stay
small and weak.
Scott's Emulsion Offers an
easy way out of the diftictilty.
Child weakness often means
starvation, not because of lack
of food, but because the food
does not feed.
Scott's Emulsion really feeds
and gives the child growing
strength.
Whatever the cause of weak-
ness and failure to grow --
Scott's Emulsion seems to find
it and set the matter right.
Send for free sample.
Scott Downe, Chemists Toronto, Ontario.
sm. and Otos); alf druggists.
Clinton: illaud Osborne, aged twelve
year, was tteeitlent•alty shot ou Friday
by her cousin, Freddy Cook, of Motet
the vault. awe who wee carryitot a 22
eitlibOt. The ball lodged in the
thigh, but VMS extracted by the stir-
geons.
Mitchell: The death of Mr. Edward
Robson, took place at London a few
days . ago, wheee he has been undergo-
ing treatmebt for some time. Deceas-
ed followed the ovenpation (yr carriage
triOnner and WaS a very .olever me -
chants! awl industriune. The remains
were Immght here and the foneral
took Place on Saturday and was large-
ly attended. lie loaves too mourn his
demise sorrowim.Y, widow but no .fatn-
iiy. The sympathy ot the conimmot-o
is extended to her in her bereavement.
A crontiral tran,metcI.
laCereit, atniok fav.3r0T,1,:, eMITE,111.1 rate, 0.116 Wed oi
Snt 13(Liik Drypodt, 1
Comnturcial bc.tter axallal,,le in
Chins, Japan mat other f,attn 'countries. "
Traveltim, Lot,ters et Crert ir ..tied to travellers :in
all pans et elle melte,
;zoos' FYS14E,' INT•itz:,*(;
ttt.113,13PEN, StitrT,•0I! BELANC:Itlq.S'a: liNSPEt.'iT
,
rrt
▪ oiee A it eee tee 5, •
LAA7 3. 0 1:1 tEttitOle
' Maria ger:
• •
3110, 0016, Isoarsenes's and 'other film/At
ra arc qiiiel-cly:relie-md laYVii1po,•Cres5-;
'Picts, ten cents Pet
.;
it not Sem niortt
breathein a•renitdh: to ear:.
tiam to
•••.0...Mratly into the :,tottaach? •
ESt47121iSh7 Sec.
Cures te'lltile Itou Mete,
It 'cures because the air -rendered.
antiseptic is darried Li: tit c
are ).v.,111. every Ineal giving lin:J.:in--,
and constant treatment. It is itn.:ala.-
able to mothers with tar.all cinichen.
t.3: a boon to astim...a%i,
Boonolaitis
droop , ClooLriss
st, Cs:to:174s, Ocldsi Oi•lopeant-OF,a,:,•Oeli•ez
. •
h mid T.taap, 1;1-4
40)4(1 of
.11,•..50„ suppr,cs of cents :Amt.
4 Coils. 11 -Kite ,ro.r t-intttlito•
leittialoay as to its valOo. . •
P3 4(40 ri,,-
1.,2i:...`C.G1,311..".'17.1..,`V;13.,
VaK50.•CreScrief:C Co,
'aCdi•Irlato'n 1)-
74.7,
ONE MAN WAS INJURED. I
Woodstock March 31 -Passengers
who left here at 6 o'clock last even-
ing on the G r.i. Mixed train for,
Stretford returned at a tete hour mid
eeported that their train had been !
wrecked near Hickson. six miletorto
here, The train, which was made up of
seven freeght ears, one baggage car and
One passenger eooch, left .the tracks
and toppled over, The eogine remain'l
d on the tracks.
The twenty passengers in the coach
had a mira.culoes escape from death or,
zerious injury. But one man was injur-
ed. He received some painful scalp
wounds, and was attendee to by a phy-
Another Wreck on the G., T. R. NW.
Woodatc4,
sician at Hickson. A patsenger, when
spoken to, denied that any,
body had been injured. A wrecking_
tram was sent out from beadquarMrs!
at Strattord, and it was reported from
there at midni Tett that traffic would,
likely be resumed over the line by clayol
break.
THE DWORCE BURNESS.
Canton eiriffens Dead., to Make it
Peatvre,
-Chicago, March at, ---The Record -
Herald has the fellowing special to
thy from Canton. S.D.; Canton citi-
zens have held glfrASS meeting and
decided to go into the divorce busi-
ness. Hereafter Canton will be ad-
vertieed notch as any commercial
centre, and its specialty still be di -
The people a this place 114Vg
looked with some coveteousness upon
the profits of other cities in the State
which enjoy a lucrative divorce busi-
ness, and they will dispute the delta
at Sioux Falls is the headquarters
of the divorce industry of South Da-
kota. As proot of their emitarka-
tion in the business of unmaking mar-
riages, they point to the arrive,' of
five easterners within a fortnight.
Canton promises to treat these (fl-
ees so well that they will bring
n army of others. The town will
make a bid for the cream of the die
-orce business. It will invite especi-
ally the wealthiest of those who seek
refuge in the South Dakota courts.
They will flaunt the Sioux Falls news-
paper correspondent in the face of the
discontented wife or husband, end
will tell them that there is an ordin-
anee here against newspaper corres-
pondents. The divorce business is
one of the prieeipal assets of the
State. For the laet half dozen years
the number of divorces given by the
South Dakota eourts have average4
about Goo annually. Each ease means
an expenditure of $oeco in six
months. The resulting revenue to the
State is practieally e000scoo a year.
inunigrauts for dtvorees are consid-
ered by. South Dakota as legitixnate
as immigrants for laud.
GEN. MACDONALD BURIED.
Ow.
People Uncovered as the Cortege
Passed Through Edinburgh.
Edinburgh, March 3r, -The body of
Major-General Sir Hector 'Macdonald,
who killed himself at the Regina Hotel,
in Paris, on Wedoesda.y last, was bur-
ied in Dean Cemetery here shortly ai-
r the arrival of the London train at
'clock. About 300 persons were pr -
sent. The people uneovered AN the
:ortege passed through the streets,
A brio sereWe was conducted at the
grave side by Rev. Dr. Atex. Whyte ol
St. George's Free Church.
PANIC IN JERUSALEM.
Earthquake Causes Intense Excite-
ment in the Holy City.
Jerusalem, March 31 -An earth -
shock of um eecedente.1 eiolersee wee
e.xperienced here yeOerilay. The en.
sire pi:oink:lion was panic-stricken, but
;he damage was slight.
TELEGRAM= BREVITIES
Burglars are still 1 ;my Winnipqr.
To -day Is the anniversary of -Mc' Irarts
River fight
The miginal of William Blake's "Inas-
tratipas Le the Doak of job" was sold in
Lemlion for tii,C00.
ia officially announced that Iing
Loiw soot cool Queen Alexandra will vIvit
Ir '1 tail in July or Aunmst.
Tort tieing made to seeure a par-
' Hutton, the mcilleal student ccn-
v1atc..1 of attempted grove -robbery.
OA% C't.,j0I1,:.S, who c:oht-
!. the - ^ •1 ' • t ard
THE MARKET REPORTS.
British Live Stock Trade-Graio. is OlIANGED EAOH WEDNESDAY
11.gher-Latest QuotatiOne• Wheat. 67 10
EXETER MARKETS.
Monday Evening, March ece ; Barley..
. •
Toronto St. Lawrence Market, Oats
38
29
60
The country roads ,s110 -W Setae el , POtAtoe% perhaa
improving and it is lskely buo1neO1O as .sot, Hay, per tone, ? 92
owrence Market will plek oo .koo Floor, nor owt roper 99
good weatioer advances. 'Op -0.y a re,cointa * ",*
in e o uS :13 • —******'' • ****"
wheat -Two hundred bushels o whte Eggs, — .....
sold easier at 7e per bushel, eee or a
petit 1,1Ao lovver e5e..
solci about steady at 7114% and 2C.9 °rgoqmP,i'vdeetcraip'erTwsi .. .. .. .. g(12.?i
Oats-prt
oeo are quoted. to to 134o %osier ;Dressed Hogs_ ..... 7 70
per bushel; 1,000 bushelo sold at aso to 'Shorts per
Easley—Continues alavat stOo.(1.3
bushels mid at 43( to 44c per boolsni: Bran per ew
R.
Dressed Ologo-T. ..de to -day won (valet
and prices show no cliange. Chotm
weight hogs are quoted. at MOS toOtost.,,, p000,o
pejo ewt. and beaviro $1.S0 to ;8•1'5-Obieen
lea -.- -.ogee tillranky 15 quoted at to
$15
s ton and mi
- Straw -The mar.arri.: Tolevza eastr at
Ned or clover at ea te Dried Apples.... . , ....
$9. lAbout inp,L.qh •
1
M to to per ton. IVO loaels were sold,
The Vieible Supply.
Mar.30, Mar.31, Atiril I. '
IWO MO 1401. ''
Wheat - - ....43,B0.050 49.61f090 5450,60
Cern
Oatng. - -.. -- 1.$01.0174 Sa4S„000 uos.exo .
Distribution of Chose Seeds for
Testing Throughout Ontario.
30 The meMbers of the Ontario Agri.
60 cultural and Experimental Union are
pleased to state that for 1003 they are
90 prepared to distribute into every
Qo
01) Township of Ontario material for ex..
perimentA with fodder crops, roots,
16
wrains, grasses, clovers and t'ertillzors.
Upwards of 1,00 varieties of farm
crops have been tested in the Expel+,
7 70
100
9
6
4-
litye - WPM .• toesem
13ariey 1,06,4A
oeat decreased 1.10,(100 bushels the
past week, c.701711 deerased -MPS busheta,
and oats inereooett MAW butitte14- A ift-Ar
ago itateat deereast11. 1-t44,6310 busbete.
British Cattle Market.
Lenfloc. rarctil $9.---.A.Y3e;iCan Cattle.
61+,4 - Cartaciton, ; Ar4ent5rivs. ;
tu eltd ; sheep. POO to Os.O.
tii:erpool. Morel; 41)•-ConodlOn eatthts
61Oti to 011•ast
gaSt BIS,g410 attle Market.
nut BuITA10. blotch :No -Cattle -
oelPto. VAN Oetitl; butcher grades lee to
rac higher; heavy, about etestey: steels- ;
era awl feeders %tow; prime steers, ;6.X
to VAQ: 0111Ppiniv, ;:t to $5.20; butChe-W,
it.40 tg OLOO; beffero, $3.15 to 045: vow'.
vt to p.45; Lou$, ,1-3 to H. feeclers, $1 to
KW; ,stocliors. to $1x0; sun% belt.
ens, O. to V.75; frooli cows and spriogem
good 19 StrOng'. 4911191911 steady; good to
45 to ;14it medium te good, =0 to
int coma -son. $3.: to PO veals. receillts.
14260 head; 75e lower; tops, Oil.fie to 47.74
cononou to good. ftt OLIO Hogs -Bee
eelpta, OF,Oi0 head; fairly active matt We
to OM lower: heavy, $7.55 to $t. few at
$7.70 to it7.15; adoest, S7.40 to $7,M; Yorir-
ers. $1.15 to tilf,44; pigs, S7.10 to VI.
rOughs. PiOi5 to SO; stags. 35.VI te.10. gheola
and latobs-Recelpto, IS.fiNI bead; actolve.
strong and IGO to Oic higher; tun PoltvO
S'
was very poorly and C9Old
o.-rdly get about the houee. I was
7'.zed oat all the time. Then 1 bried,
pr's Sarsaparilla, and it only
J.Y. bettles to make me feet
• feUyU.-.Ms. N. S. Swill,.
• eiov, rrineeteol, M.
ed when you go . -t
tired .when you g,
tired all the -tittle..
? Your blood is itn-
that's the reason,
You are living on the
• - —
r of, nerve ex-
haustion. Take Ayels
-Sarsaparilla and be
ittieklY cured. ring=
Ast: ymrdottor w.fiat he ttaltfica of li.yer'a
;Ls. Ita knows at altyAtiltitttsgmAtt
meakelor... funi,m ,4,4,vjgc, gold
Vas sslAboriast:Ded.
J. 0. Axon Co.. Tomo% Bass.
latoho. V..90 to tit culla to god, SO,f0 to 5 -.-
OLIO; weotera OTOO to VOW; yearlirago, V' bane Gunnell, of Raltehar, who sortie
le ;Lee: ewee, OS to 3,5.50; Awe.: tep mere owe ego fowl tenggeoof gold on his
ea, v„%. 1G,53; culls to..good. 43,;z to • • ,
rartn, IS 114 orteu to have lound in a
pig whteh Wed a few days ago a
big nugget, for which be was :offered
3200.
Chicago Live Stock,
Ching% March, il).--catue—Recolpta.
MOM; ste;tdy; good to prime steers. 34
to Ft 54; pour to Inealum. OM to
stoellierts and Itelfero. OI.74 to tri.TO: cOlarAi
I1ZO 40 S44): heifers. ;2,91 to MOO; can.
ners. 011,50 to TOTO; hullo, 0.50 to ;1.691
valves. Nzi te Texas -fed steers,
54 to OLIO. Hogs -Receipt% ;tow ofestOr;
toonorrow. ZI.Q0ef lett over. 4,0;0.1 5o to
10c lower; well bought; mixed and butyl's-
croO $7.15 to $7.30; good to choke heavy.
WOO to TOW; rough neavy. to SIM:
tight. :OW to V.50; bulk of Males, r.I5 to
t4.33. Sheep -Receipts, 17.N.0); sheep and
Iambi' steady to etronn: -ood tO nholco
wethers.IS.OU to MOO; fatrAo eholoo ad/c-
.o....M.50 to MOSO; native lamb% $540 to
Montreal Grain and Produce.
Montreal, March 33.-Orotn - Moot
prOvs for the present aro purely nominal.
The supply' ot NO. 2 White oats on spot
is tonall ad priceo rule steady at r.OK.0
eS store. We quote s-reao, tOo to
Galoo high freights; buckwheat. 434t4o ta
45e east on tho Grand Trunk; No. 3 bar-
ley, 44o Wall freiglita; No. 3 extra do,
40% and. rye, Me east. For May delivery
oiloat hero prices are quoted as follows:
-NO. 1 oats. 311,10; sOk. outs, Be; rye.
tSifics to Me; buekwise.tt, Oatfic to Me, and
peao litic to SM.
Filour-Islarlret stalely and quiet. Ws
(WM-Choice Mariltoba. starlit- whoat
34.10 to ;444: seconds,* Mee to
I3.90; strong bakers'. MAO; whiter wheat
' Patento, OJAI tos ti; otraight rollers. TO.M Pure Wood and well nom Ished net'.
ifirirecee:stloin bags, eloe to 41aMi extras, veS are the great retpisites at this
•ootte poo wire). ood ot 1,40 to ,I$1,6,1 pa child. Too many of tiny WrOpie 491ter
illc'sOclery COMp011Ud
Used in Springtime Will Give
That Strength, Vim and Bod-
ily Activity That All Are
So Eager to Possess,
Pure Blood and Nmuished
Naves Are Essentials to
True Health.
ka-oodeVeats are (voted at $3.$5 to season for every man, woman and
bag. the spring seation with see,tents eherg-
ellitteed Dernund fair *laid stoadO ed with deadly impurities. blood
Prices. W7 quotes -Manitoba bran in is fonl mid stgnant.; the liver anti
bags, et) to eee; shorts. VA to tot per tont
fl1ntaillo bran 1% 1,3311r, $10; shorts. SW. arid kidneys work impertectiv, and very
g 4 " Lo Tti!aT!
tt t nit ti u to "-'14Os
foe freolt coot:nary stud lite to stalieliir
belel stock, as to grade. There Is a de-
mand for cheap low grade stock from
outelde points, but buyers thol it difficult
to fill their wont%
Clieeso-It is s,dil that Igoe to 13c ean
be obtaineil for the April snake, but oth-
ers say 12c is the bent. Some factory -
men say they have sold at 13e.
E ad 2 t r
and in a jobbing way at Mize Per dozen.
Smoot- fairly liberril and fkniand roma.
Prtnisiorw--The tone of the niarket for
all lines ronntins firm with prospects for
bighor prices. We quotiss-Beavy Can-
aslion short cut mess pork at €24; Cannis
short cut back pork, $2:1 to 114ht
Canada short clear pork, $22.50 to to); sin -
est kettle lard In 25 -lb pails. BOO; extra
Ture srd in 20 -lb p ler..c to lic; choice
reilmot compound i;0, Soo to ac;
Nene brorid, an wond oasts. *0
MN; Globe at $1.15 to 31.85; 20-1b tin pails.
1.1c 1,05 per lb; hams, 12%c tO 14c. and
1 bacon at Ile to 15e per lb.
1 Leading Wheat Markets.
Closing' previous aly. Clostog to -day.
Cash. May. Cash. May.
TFgoiii:::410r. .... "7"Rt
73 74% • 74y4
Mitineariolis 7211 ., 731,1
Duluth, 1 bard 74% ..
do No. 1 nor. 12% 72% 7W; 73%
Mitivoultee. 2, no.; 10 7P -ft 701/1; 7:13.1
1 Detrilt, 2 red 751.1 71 7.414 7t.i4
St. outs G7a1, 6713 Slq 68
British Markets.
, 'it a...la in th 0ee.a.1 erdtud:tion, layei•p00,, arch P.—Opening—Wheat
—Spot. quiet,. No. 1 standard California.
ror 6.0 Gil to Gs S1/20 ; Oa
th, British 1,Q,, II., ; No. 2 red winter, Gs 1.1 thi
riortisero 'OIssnitoba Gs fit,f1
a"-1 6101 : futures toilet May, Os oeti-
ola larva. but by -a,- 1:1; ; July, G.-; nominal. Corn—Spot, quiet;
lized. American per cental, 4s ca to 411
: futures inactive ; May, 4s 2%d nom,
at Vita. ,Inthe, sad nominal. Elour—lilinneapolls, 20s Gd to al
irdial ; June, 4s 1.2h,d nominal ; July, 4s 11,0
t• sivent, was- d: stroyed by fire. The •
nmolierino, 10, had a narrow Liverpool close—Wheat--Spot quiet ;o.
, 1 standard California per cental, 6s Sd
to Gs 0-40 Wa.11-1, Gs 414,0 to Is 54 ; No. 2
:4k 1,0ing :.tt 2Go 6½0 to (;;;fAleri. ,N.fotitul.rn‘ort,111.1%-n
; male: tliirtecti ,ttatt 0A :t1 V 61110 : id' value.‘''Co'r'n—,
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in:11: I Wii.11 enpitul e41
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Lti, L..1 ei unl 110 fully ..1(10
300 i4. "i,Vintopc`g . prCI,„41 L.)
•
ruo
the con,"i. eost.a. '
T'ro C.-annty„t.iotirt .Stitluns irrty 1:e L.-a-
pt:rail:1y ea:pointed. for 1112•11 ,Court duty
a -ming the investisiliori of the Canney
charges., b• the. commissioners%
General liaoth of tho Salivation i'.'Ll'MS"
lyao accorded an ofitlinslastic reeePti011
at a gathering• held in London to mark
his return from 'Canail'a and the United
A ehti-rge :lust' Mr's. Mary Ada de
rilerlai*t of Oak Pott, cif attempting to
Poison her Inlet:and: rrancois• do Geriais,
WaS C.IISII)1Sped maoistrate Wilson at
.F=l1. Lauren t.
t
-Tho ieport sen't out. from. Victoria that
•10' of ,t4c, NOadliwaSt. Mounted Police had
beer( • 'ordered. to Ternle, D;Cr, to help 10
e9st,Oring.:0.04er arp-iinr. -the 0 em-
Ployees of tlia PiTtaii • (.,70..1.1.
Coanlculy, 16 not true.
„
, ,po. perennial, .11
tl..! to ..a.; fa' quiet ; May, ee eoe
None ; :hme, 4s 1,r1 value July, 4G 11-413
nour,--1Minimapolis, 208 60 to 21s
Tamfirm, Marell'30,—Openin g -Wheat on
001(01 nominally unchantised.• Corn cm
quiet-an1 sioatly cargoes mix,
e:1 Sail tirade, shipments with,
tooreeet, 1.9a aa :sellers •, sellqva Ls
Yoliow rye,tala qualo:stearatir. Ap-
r11 -mail May, iso 4-;c1' buyers ; Plata
terrso, June and July, 10s sett-
orG. uora—C,t1•1,00, Gelato loosontan,
Prompt, Vs 3d sellers, and April, 20s sell-
ers. IttOsian shipments wheat. 1,544,00U
linSludS ; obra, 152.060. ; Danubian,
wheat, 063,000 liusholg ; corn, 576,000 bush-
els,- 9renther in England showery. Eng-
lish ,country wheat: markets of Saturday
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Death at Guelplo Hospital.
Guelph, ,Mai -ch
McVeigh,' - G. T. R. . yardman at
Geo tt,getowit, who -Was seriously inj r-
, ed by .being run over at that statioo
• and brought to the Guelph - General
140sPitia1, dieol Ou -otos day me„lit. De-.
'an •old en-iployee of' 1130,
n , tilt -oz., - ncl loaves' a, \'54100V and
13'; 01141511 1' 14 dl4 44
often are diseased. With ninny. rheu-
matism. neuraegia and dyspepsia are
daily tormentors. Life is not eafe 1 t e A. Z..tv met Ili: vet i3r.
when such ailments are permitted to throttle Agrieultural College, (Owlish,
Martit toird, IMo.
Mental Department of the Ontario
A,griceltural College, Guelph, mr at
least five years in soveession. These
consist, of nearly ale the Canadian
sorto. and several huodred yew Varie-
ties, some of which have done exceed-
ingly well in the carefully condneted
experiments at the .eofiegte and are
now being distributeO, free of eharre,
for co-operative expertmertte throtte7tto
out Osatario. The fallowiug ts the hst
of co-operative experiments for lee/
No, Exooreeloxeeet Plots.
1 -Testing three varieties of oats 13
2 -Testing three Varieties eix-
rowed Barley
3—Testing two varieties et •hullees
Barley. 9
,•s
4 -Testing Runner (Spelt) and two 3
vox ieties of Spring Wheat
4 -Testing two varieties of
wheat
--Testing two varieties of Fiehl
Peas for porthern Ontario
7 -Testing two varieties of bug,
proof Field Peas
8 -Testing Cow Peas and two var.
letie s of Soy,Soje, danioeee
Beeoe 3
Testing three varieties of Husk.
ing Corn 3
Testing three varieties of elan.
golds
1-Teeting two varieties of Snger
Beate for feeding purposes 2
--Testing three vartetses of Swede
lah Torolpe
-Testing Kohl BAN and two var.
idles. of Turnips 3
-Testing Parsnips and two varie-
ties of Carrots
15-Teeting three varieties of fodder
or silage Corn
0 -Testing three varieties of Millet 3
7-restiog three varietive solw.
ham
18—Ttlating Grass Peas aud two var.
leties of Vetches
10 -Testing two varieties of Rape, 2
VI -Testing three varieties of Clover 3
21-TestingSainfola,Lucerne, Darnel fe
Testing five varieties of Masses $
Testing three vaiieties a Fella
Beans 3
-11-Testing three varieties of Sweet
Corn 3
...3 -Testing fertilizers wilt; Corn 0
20 -Testing fertilizers‘vith Swedish,
Turnips
27 -Growing Potatoes on the levtl
;nal m bills
28 -Testing two vorietiez, of itotatoeg
29-Plauting Cut Potatoes u Welt
have and which have mot lwen
coated over with Wel plastfe 2
30-Plouting Corn in row., stud in
equaresem excellent vat let). of
Early Coto will be It -.4
The SIM Of each plot in :tot
first oapsix experimmits i•s to lie
two rods long by nue tod ide e flu Noe.
27, 28. mut 29, one text. eqtriree mut itt
No. 0.), four rode square i:Swit. tenth of
an nem.)
leavloperson in Ontario olio wiebes
to join in the work may teeeee. noy
one of the experiments for letA and
apply for the same. The twornial
will be furnished in the older in ultielt
the applications are received moil t he
8upply 15 eXisonoted. It ut;ght Ise Well
for mil applicant to Maio. soosi•Iid
ebt3iee. All' rear the !lest i'‘01: nt4
granted. All material 9 ID euruleh-
tel inittirely froe of ehurge twit ap.
plieant, tool the produce of tho plots
will, of emirs% lieeonie the imports?
of the poreon who votiducto the Popov: -
9
0110 uncheeked,
If you. dear render, find youree.
inneljned with any of the forms of
disease just referred to, do not f.tfl to.
give Paines Celevy Compound a t rial.
It is pow only so fet y- your only *1(1'
and certain deliverer from perils that
end in (teeth. Paineet Celery com-
pound has .eured tens a Homo:lets
evelee sPvinee it will do 00811'leet4-
ed work ,f4 you, One bottle will
cost you lioss thats a visit to sonsseat s
phytecian, and will convitee, pm
pOWer to POve. Mr. John V.CRniii
Halifax, N. S., grealfolir wrileo 11.
follows;
"Overwork, worry and eoreo 41orino
the Winter season idourot made trio
physical wreeR. 1Iy Hood *Vas
And stng101ot, my digestion was 1•1.,1 '
anal slept little. 1 lteeame so ,
that 1 felt 1 was nearing the arave. •
especially when my doctor could slot
give hit. any relief. wee advise('
'RUCK BY A WABASH FIXER.
Delhi. thee. Match 2e. -Alvin Wil -
eon, of Lyntlerk, and his two tiaggh-
ter.4 luta Nal:y !VW: 4.9110). f111121
death t Itis .04,11111g Shot 11v skit
.Oeloek. They had iitot siatitol for
loins% OrI% a team of 1:et -..s
to a lowlier wogoto 0 :skis wao
ailed otitis a lona of hags. When they
• 1111.1. railwo- ;4(.1'; heir
1“. Wabash floes 0" 016
• -WI! 1*..t stop bet...
• and the •
'1.tta ran a sl
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- ;..2 .111 the s. •
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7.:aLw whist!.
wns
L1' yotn• Pa in c S f. %warm% , 1 1' (4'.1
I,t.,
and 1 thank ifeaven it %Vas hi.ought -'• 41. :4'111144
n3y notices. Aster II:41,g fivo 14,z ;10. /In.. 1r.4,11: ell at r,:1••
ani quite ;:estereil to 1o,:q1I1h 011.1
strength 111141 At tend to 111V WOrk Av;t:a tett, _the Qa.•*.n.'s
inas
ereed ni est 4.111 at iv; ft . d .gnil t ti • .:v'.3.-
Pn in e's et.ILtry roinpoural is a true ill.: eti ▪ 4' 1 8101144;1' befOrt. :•-
sayer. I 1q3.1011)mer,i1. It 1,., • e: • 111.1 4, -
hen .” 1..i, )'''i 4 140811,01120101 .i.
Fir.et th d3k they eel -nein, aftei.
tvven-Ayqet,te year.i'ag the ITICO3it
the most EV eltilable, the rtilOS't Durable.,
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