Exeter Advocate, 1903-5-7, Page 5sietsaisaa'avew
THE
igzeter gi,buorate,
published irery Thursday Morning at the °Mee-
'9N"RTER,
the
ADVOCATE PtEnntaiiING COMPANY
TERNS OP SMISORIPTION,
One Pollarper annum, if paid in. advaaee. $.1-50
it pot so paid,
.ziLaVtrovtarsasao XZettoo lzaa,
No paper discorttleued arrearages are paid.
Advertisements without speciaerldireettons will be
Published until forbid and charged aceordingia,
yberal discount made for transelent advertisements
melted for long perloas, EASAT deseriptiou of JOE
egmr4.9a tamed out in the finest style. and at
motleraterates. Cho:ages, money orders, .02, for
ativertisieg. sabseriptiega eta. to he made payable
0
Obas.R. Sanders,
grirrOn, 4.1:4D PROP
rofesStonal Cords.
Lt. KINSMAN, L.O.S., AR. RES'S-
NA,1•41,41X.S..IPS ekter grabble et
Toronto Uniyer4ty.
DENTISTS,
Teeth extraete4 without any pairsor 0.0.Y bad egeets
Oalce in Fortson% Meek. sce€ 5410 Alain Street.
4111,E4Qtet.
DB.
Amos ativeusos.
Jhr
nrailusto oToreatolipiversity and Uwe]
College of Metal Surgeons cd Qatari*. Also Post
Graduate Qf Chlea;oglacel ot Prwthetic Ihmastcry
(with honorable mention.)
Ailumintun. Gold and Vulcanite Plata mho In the
neatest mannerpossible. A- perfectly harmless
aesthetie wed for pahdexs extraction el teeth.
()Oleo talotlgor south of Carling. tires. store, Exeter.
3/cOltal
TN% T. tic =UUCP. OF TU
Az College oi hysicions *ed Surgeons Ontario.
rkysici40,Eurgeou 0.04 Accoutheur. Ottice. Put.
wood. Ont.
, John. P. Wihon, deice and Residenee. tl911
queens ave., Leaden Opt. Special sateutton
ta distAszs et wcznen, • Ones hems, 1.1.80.to 4
4
rktes.'SON az Calla FOUCI
a," tont. Notarlea, Coavelyan ra. Commission,:
82114tora tar Moho= Dan% etr. mews, to taxa a
owest rake et interot. snrect,Exeser.
1. R. CAX1,1501
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ELLIOT. IlARRISTED, SOLICITOR. EIR%
Eltaaco tl lot= OfIre, laranly /.7.14et.
Glatuan. Main Stmt. Euler.
• Eight' cents• a pound. is
what a young woman paid for
twelve pounds of flesh,
She was thin. anci weak and
paid one dollar for a bottle of
Scott's Emulsion, and by tak-
ing regular doses had gained
twelve pounds in weight before
the bottle was finished.
Eight cents a pound is
cheap for such valual. ma-
terial. Some pay more, SO=
less, some get nothing for
their money. You get your
money's worth when you buy
Scott's Emulsion.
We will send you a little
gee,
SCOTT & BOWNE, Comoialqi,
Toronto, • Ontori
soc, and, aU druggists.
CIA the Amenities of Tralfei,
fi-
02'14 ttfluwA wNegl'alg t'14111:11
ack, the tiovehst, once wrote
letten which very amusiogly hits oiT
the most obiectionable •practices of the
average eockney tourist: "Ton must
be mire. whatever custom house ofa.
De, station-ninsters, or 1mile:outwit may
o to you. never to strike them, Is
no use. They have the taw on their
side, and in Italy they pat thinnb.
crews on you. If the Mall is small.
u rriight shove him over the edge or
platform:a just as a train is coining
but ordinary eircunistanc th-
you should do Is to threaten to
to the 'Zines.* If you say
S' they will understand you.
ver offer 4 vigor to a stranger Tamil
you find out be Is t English. go
might be English, awl discover the ci-
gar was bad, and be angry. A foreign.
er would not. You can easily find out
the nati011alitY Of a atranger by ad-
dressing a few questiono to Alm. If
you think be is Spanish, say: 'Canto
esti, Lula?' to him; if Italian: 'Dateml
ottiglia de T.110 Orate:14'10e U
French: 'Allex.i.vous on, does your
mother know you're out?;' 1 (Airman:
ITateriand? Rhein weiri. 'Who stole 1
• Aurtionte
14MM
BROWS, Winrhsisca. Lirened Aurtlnneer
fertile Counties el Penh and Anddirm.
thetottruhip of Vsbarne. Salo. promptly
I to and tents rea3004141Q, Salo arranged
Ofilea Una:tem.
The Molsons Bank
(Chartered by Parliament, ISTS )
021ce,
Paid up Capital $2,500,n00
Reserve Fund • 2•2,10,00D.
JAS. ELLIOTT, CiENEll.aL MA.NrAorat.
—EXETER BBANCII—
Office hourat--10a.rn. t 3 pan; Satur.lave10
to 1 pan.
A.generallunking business transacted
Money tit gildd Fanners at MIRA rates.
Savings Ranh Delrosits trom El and upwards reedv.
ed. Interebt alhwed at litgliot eurrent rates.
DieNSON &CAlil.INO. N. D, Brawl,
Solicitors. • Manager.
.C:MEDITON.
ROLLER MILLS
,Z,I..1NroODZWXDOV4,7)00=1**cle0
We are giving excellent
satisfaction since • Re-
modelling our mill.
GRISTING and CHOPPING
DONE PROMPTLY.
SWEITZER
—THE-----
tit gal
.1.1x
.
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAI,
Capital Paid Up - 6,000,000
Rest - - 2,700,000
A. general Tanking basin eSS transacted.
Interest at most favorable current rates allowed on
Savings Dank accounts and.noposit'llaceipts.
'Commercial Letters of Credit issued, available in
China, Japan and other foreign countries.
Travelling Letters of Credit issued to travellers in
0P the world,
MHOS FYSIlla GENERAL AI=AGER.
E.P.HESDElsT, OF Bitaxonss 3.; Cum INSPECTOR.
CREDITON ONT.
w: S. CHISHOLM-,
. Manager.
Forty •Ohinanien were arrested as
the result of a raid on an alleged
• gambling house at 103 Queeh sheet
west, Toronto.
troughs, colds, hoarseness, and other throat
silnients are quickly relieved by Vapo-Creso-
tene tablets. ten cents per box All druggists.•
The Ganley and Farewell blocks at
S -cult Ste. Marie were destroyed by fire
Los.3, $150,000:
Llobtg'smt cureforEpilepsyand kindred
affections Is the only successful remedy,
and Is new used by the best physicians and
hospitals in Europa and America. It hi
confidentially recommended to tho allot.
ea. fraud suffer from .
EPILEPSY, .FITS, ST. VITUS' DANCE,
or hare children or thlatiVes that do so, or know a
friend that lo afflicted, then send for a free trial bottle
and try it. It will be sentby mail 0
PrePald, Ithas cured whereevery•
thing else has failed.
iiMen writing mention Ms
PaPor, and give MI address to ,
ma LlEnio co.. 179 Wag street west,Torouto.
TROOPS .V(R TOONTLEAL.
REGULARS WILL BE SUBSTI,
TOTED FOR VOL,UN'rLERS,
Six Hundred Teamsters Went Out
Yesterday -The Railways RefuSO
All Shipments of Freight-Laoor
Outlook Very Disturbing,
Montreal, May 5. -Tho Roy
Garrison Artillery at Quebec ordere,
to prepare to proceed to Montreal.
Six lumdred teamsters on strike to-
day congests freight 9n, wharves and
in railway sheds.
Government intervention will be
requested.
Cartage companies affected? rhe
Dominion Transport CO- c p R
The Siteddert Forwarding Co, ac
miscellaneous, rso,
The Grand Trunk has ,soo cars of
freight awaiting cartage here. Tho
C.P.R. is not so badly congested, and
the exact antount onhand could not
be given,
Montreal, May s. --Six hundred
members of the international Tam.
aers' Union went on strike there
Yesterday. As a result traffic i
freight for immediate delivery in thia
City and for export via the port
Iiiontreal is at a standstill. The C.
R, G.T R. and the Intercolonial
way hinnecliately notified all the
agellt5 and the representatives of von
netting lines to book no freight fo
delivery here or for export, unies_s_
be subject to delay. The freight tra
fig of the whole Dominion will in con-
equence be more or less affected, and
the conditions created by the long.
shorernen's strike greatly intensified.
Not only is it impossible to Ship goods
by steamer in the usual waY, but car-
goes already broken and lying On th
wharves can be got for illifilagiate
only by the consignees making OM
own arrangements for cartage. Tim
is indeed a very difficult matter. in
the non.notion carteri of the city or
over-prose:a with work, owing to th
looniiequovang season. Merchant
TIM MARKETIMPORTSI
.
Live Stock Trade Much Weaker, ofteilere4p EACH WEDNESDAY
EXETER MARKETS.
Wheat is Easy.
MorldaY Evening, May -4. 1 Barley * ' - ' * ' ... ' ' ' *:, :: -. &7 4-74.
70
Toronto St. Lawrente Market.. i I Q4tS" • '' ' '' - ' • ^ ' • ^^ -** go9
_ Peas 30
Was Very quiet, and Prices of produce 0 at St. Lawrence Neritet 0 -de -a potaio"e's^:'''''''.14"a'i . 1 25 13 5
00
ledgellebitageltreof8LegaratlYloanw4eruencohrsthet AzQn4IFY- Ir1-114o)trr'riPperett.oenwt., roller .. I g'::. g 0%
uot. 1. • .
Wheat -04e hundred 'bushels of white .t,B,"tter”'"-^ 1:4 40
sold at 71e per bushel. ' Luggs• " - ' 11
Dressed Rogs-Receipts were light and Hides, per 100 lbs ... - 5 00 5 FA
quotations are unehanged at S8.50. to P:.10. Live bogs ewt
Per cwt for light weights, and $7.95 to -- -q,'" per --' ' " ' ' . . * ' '
4. LEO for hearres. 11DreAsed Rogs..... ..." 7 70 7 7ii
0 00
Ilay--About ten loads were sold. NO. X Shorts per owt I 00
titoothY is quoted steady at 112; to a14 Per ninn nerewt, SO
at ton. ova Inbred or clover at $6 to V. ' "V."'" r '""“'“"'
• Etraw-There we none offering. 9tulta,- "Put eYs
tions are inichangeo at gi per ton. t,a-eese
MMMMA ''' 44.4444
British cattle Markets. • 014-otc• en, '' ' ' ''''
(Special Despatch to Tile Globe. / Dried Apples-- • . . . ..-
4ondon. 3tay 4..--aamer1ean eattle. s3f3d; •
.Can.tdlans. faid; Ars.entines, 514t1;.
tine sheep, slot; trade bad.
tollie4r!.. ow. Way .4.-Canudiart cattle..50, ,:0911 Stuffed Up
may 4._.„rhere wero about um., That's the condition of many soffercra.
-; bead or butchers' cattle, 409, cot yea alld front Catarab. eepeClally tia the moraing•
5t. e411 '44'bs "gered tor .nlio n-- 4. Great difficulty experienced in clear,.
tho .1*all Abattoir to -day. Tito oate. •
ers wero in, fuli force, and 'trade waa tog theneon AIM throat.
good but - e
Montreal Live Stock,
ey aii ,,,wid A fet vw,t.,„n' ' No wonder catarrh cameo headache,
vefoAcige t,:ztee4 i4kii,r,--'i. -4ifie lier14;,pritit ' impairs the taste, smell and bearing,
LO ,j a -a
po,liute!th.ffil
e bretath, derarngnt
es the stu-
eotruom t' -k. at front Vi.e to 3%e Per lb: ac.I.S 4.414 eeva e appe tte.
5141'1'2; taiub4' " il°141 V''CICI tg °^49' "'CU' ' Ti?! cum catarrh, treatment mu
Ob. off st be
-.art 11°g At tho eIna I r"r4 6Y4e' tA ttt'Ac 41' aalc
weighed cars.
East Buffalo Cattle Market. i vt it II WASi ,-terative and tont.
! "I WaS ill tor Tour menthe witto catarrh
East uurim., no, i...realvc4,,utcl 1.4.0 alollatlieratitetsted4anbelioodtbroati hallait a bad cough
,60 Q c lov.er, Pr mo courAgefd when
Q.I•. Fr:914f tb.t.ET:c15054v.Zr 5454 I, ol:S.,:47:41114FrISQS; NI; ft; 44-trr 4i t'4. TTagisrP14Y1.417tbla4tnon(14t41141Q3ger'5144:444171:411
1, $4.a5; feeders. al to ai.6a; stackers, $3,7a raf cured no. hem MO up." Mall. liven Itu.
il gait: g%it, tflfera. gl.24 to P,76; steels , SQ1414 West Li oo b '
' M31141'' * 14 frell "4" 4114) HO'Od'S5Smcir' ';'cispi arilia
o go IPA'
E., 00,, .,.,d 14.4 .7".• ''' " e"Ittt444 tg '' ens the mucous membrane and builds
itt 55e471::-.42,4..1:::or:::.w.s.71-o:::8_gr::::::::::13:::;,1 „ inirebes catarrh..-ittsoot_h a and fitrength-_
moo 14:4:trill rkIrp,44401 1:. wan. i c
be.„4 active and lee to 1e tower; neavy.1 -A- 0 w o e VII cm.
SI,AS to a7.15. few at $7.201 mixed. 97 tO
"7.L4t Pigs, V.i.90 to V: rOUglia. 46.4 to
4624; mass. ti.75 to 1S.=. Sheep and
ittmts-Receints. 23.690 head: Sheep stea45'
and lamhs hi* hewer; top lautbS, ?•15 te A Pointer Towards Happiness,
sT.;; calls to geed. St to ELIO; yeatlingo,[; IIIMMIII/f.
0.Z0) ta $4; ewes, $440 to 44.75: Ante. top, " e only absolutely lufallible rule for
mixed. 4(.15 to Pt coils to good. V. to how to to happy thawsh mnied ti to
Ctdcago Live Stock. - t; stay single," says "'Deatity Dix" in an
' arttele entitled 44.3. Guide to Happiness."
Cbleaarf, Map 4,--Vattle-Reccipts. 41•$‘.flig; '4Titere is never a man or woman like
„fitea,2s-02,-,31.,,,„14,Ttr Z!g9?..1„tr.,e PrIntLettefe,..„„tv, the one we tlitl not Marry aud it is only
r`'„',41,74„,;",i'171,47-4; iu Old tueltelors' Und U410-111"dream
0to 1,ioi1hepEer,g, tail to ko.i.0; Term of wedded idoe that there aro no fantoly
$ ;At st,q14.14tItt,i;r,;1134,cd.rngt„g, las arta serapttios matches. There ;Is
a.coit ;Tepdy iniXesi'anlAtTigtf: !rouble, allenv IlYarried life- There
thropgliont the country who are ex
prit,( gorxi•ebogee•$7 to la 10ala1illeaS iibont it. It Is Maa of the
pystmg delaverte of goods can d
att e Torethou ;moo developments.
The situation becomes all the more
serums because the strike is not en-
tirely One • arihing out Of sympathy
with the 'longshoremen. The interna-
Voral representative of the Teamster.'
Union arrived from the other side a
few days ago, and it had been feared
that a dectstve move was about to b
made. First a few of the teamster
of one forwarding company refused t
taut goods handled or to be handle
by non-unton 'longshoremen, and the
same stand was taken again th'
morning. Dismissal of the inqn follow
ed at once. Within a few hours every
mion teamster in the city stabled hi
torses and quit work.
The strike of the 'longshoremen
practically unchanged, but Mr. Rober
Bickerdike, M.P., who for the last three
days had made unswerving efforts to
effect a settlement by bringing repre
smoothies of the two parties together
said to -night that the outlook was the
least promising that it had been since
the strike began. Unless a settlemen
41'..11-.,._ rough heavY. Ea.'s') to Kle1; light, thongs that, whether you de or you do
MI to Z.1-$711.7; bulk or sales. 41,,a4) to 411:1 not, you oro apt to reget. But happii.
Sheep-Et...7qm% 1100:, AMA SteadY. 10 new, In entejnopy, iii; happiness visa
higher; iambs, lEc to llio higher; good to — ' ' •
choice wethors. 3445 to Use: fau" to where in life, Mita ig, manufactured by
shako mixed, MI5 to 5134: -native iamb% the individual for his own Use. To do
SIM to S7.20.
, this only has only to love melt, and get
Montreal Grain and Produce P A, Mile 10" in "Writ. to give vdtbtglt
. ,
ldontrtol, Wto o
ay 1.-Oraln-The demand p o g
attiela to praiso azd slow to blame; to lig
e tior ceare4 erjles for export account con- -.-
noes slow, we quote aataa to kind to virtues and blind to faults; to
S 74c; rye. Write: No. 1 oats. g.Shic to atle; give to *titers the charity we expect our-
() No. 2 luta, itse4e 1015L. Q11053, it1341 90,-. selves. No man or woman who does this
ei 2 oats ex-5tore 3fc to 27yo
Flour -A fair trade is passing on law ands marriage a failure. The trouble is,
aeceunt, but sacs are citlelly In Small -104,, we think matrimonial iraP Moss 15 a
til 1I'I as tat v•an e. ri•o quote --Choice orellid to be found only in a range places,
.V4cnt_P..:Itell141:s1-IntrA whereas it is dontestie plant that
TVItt.;'‘hattatglrg$89i.r- , flourishes best in a well -tended kitchen
8 straight rollers. 12.1X.' to *MO; do In largo garden."
bans, 211Z, to 91.70; extras. 41,43 to $1.60.
-Veal-Owing to the continued slow de-
s mond for rolled Vale and IrtereCteed re-
t eelphs or the mune, a weak feeling has
sr:to:mead. In the market. and prices are
lower. witp helders offering Is soli at
nee to a3.60 per larrel and at Eh.° to 51.75
Millfeed-ralrly active at steady prices.
11 'We quote :-Manitolgt bran, In bugs. EIS;
shorts, ne per ton; Ontario bran. In Nth:.
' 917.50; shorts,W
SF°, and =Agile, Et, to
ILS to quality.
Cheese -The nutriret Is Quiet and un-
changed a,t 12%0 to 12l1e for eastern and
y these means Yen will
make yourself agreeable t 0 your fellow-
ra. who will probably pay for
your brandy and soda at the next sta.- ,
tion. But 1 would recommend You t
seltzer water rather than soda, with 1
foreign brandy. You must always put
out your cigar before going tato a
P:tthearal. Throwing bedroOm rural- ,
ture out Ot the window of your ,hotel
s forbidden In rmisee, but not so In
Italy. If you happen to he in a theater
In some parts of South flermanY, you
will find that foreigners are not al-
lowed to lilt the aetrers2,s with orangeN
that privilege Is eonlined to the na-
tives. Nor should you on any aneas1011
fling a lemonade bottle at an actor.
You eau send the present to his pri-
vate address. Bearing these counsels
well in mind, you will get through your
journey in comparative quiet. You
can let out your pit -up spirits whim
you witura to England."
4.7ritio4.7414•04401:11414,16444,
NOW IS THE TIME
To DOM Unhealthy Blood
by a Fresher and More
Highly Vitalized. Fluid
should be made in the morninghto
feared that a very serious crisis would
result, which might prove disastrous to
Canadian commerce. A meting of
sea 'longshoremen was held to -day, a
which the feelings of the men were
voiced in a most remarkable manner.
The President of the union asked if
the terms offered by the Steamship
companies would be accepted.
we will never accept the terms
offered."
"Are there any here in favor of ac-
cepting the offer ?" There was no re-
ply, and there was a dead silence for
about a minute.
"Then you absolutely refuse to ac-
cept the offer as at present submit-
ted ?"
"We will not accept that offer."
Deafening cheers followed. The
men became wildly enthusiastic when
the official announcenint of the team-
ters' strikewasmac. r7et-
ffer of the shippers was submitted. It
made a slight concession towards re-
ognition, but was rejected as not bind.
ng the companies sufficiently as re-
gards employment of men,
The wharves are still guarded by the
militia. A man stempted to pass the
uards to -day by driving rapidly. The
Paine'sCelergompound sing was he to- gbt Another at whic t e nal
Is The Only Medicine That Can c
Purify the Life Stream and
lix...pair Shattered Strength.
result was that the horse was pierced
The ;sleeplessness, nervous prosto
tion, general debility, 1.veakness, func-
tional irregularities and, despondency
from whieh thousands or women,
you ng and old, suffer, can he quickly
removed by properly feeding the nerv-
es, ;In d rep 1 a ci ng the unhealthy' blond
by a fresher and more highly vitalized
fluid. 'The happy change, from ill
health and misery to true womanhood
and happiness, can only he effected by
the use of Paine's Celery Compound.
The, present spring ,detnand for
Paine's Celery Compound, wonlan's
friend and life giver, is enormotis in
every province'of the Dominion. The
fact'alono, a ttl ply proves. t bat the great
componnd possesses virtues and pow-
ers unknown to other remedies. Dear
wife and mother, do not pi o-
crastinate; listen to the voice of reason
and the pleadings and testimony of the
thousands of your sex who have been
made well and strong. Mrs. S. J. Mc-
Khehnsford, Ont., says; -
'I wish to let you know what Paine's
Celery Compound has dc for me. I
was afflicted‘with nervottsues.s, sleep -
for five years, a nd during that time
le.ssness, debility and general weakness I
was doctored and spent a great deal of ;
money for medicines without any go.K1
results. A friend advised rne to use
your.compound, and I am happy to
sa y it has cOmpletely cured me. L now
eat well, sleep well, and am as sti.ong
as ever, liefore. I itIll sure I would ha% e
died, had not Paine's Celery Compound '
come to my aid. I wish every WOO1811
tO kilOW klb011t your wonderful medi-
cine."
If you A re in ,need of free medical
advice, Write to Consulting Physicin n's .
Departinent. The Wells ,&
Co., Limited, Montreal, Qie. All c
respondence is sacredly con fidetl
, ti!ic to 12ii. e for western_makes.
Uutter—I)ull and heavy at 19%e to 1Sts
for creamet7.
Egge-DeMand fairly good end sale,s or
No. 1 stock retina lots are made ail
11 121 ti>
11 .
1 c n hing way
Reans-Ptices are uneiumged at al.S5 to
$1.20 per bushel for eheice primes and,
at $1.75 to $1.80 for imported,stock.
paPsrATI°T.VOStaUlgt4 :21-11141ir taantt2get
short cut 'mess pork, $241 Canada short
1 cut back pork, $23 to 928.50; light Canada
s)lor_t clear petit, $22.50 to $Z; finest ket-
tle lard, in 20- pails, 111•Sc; extra puro
lard. In 20 -lb pails, 30%c to 11c; choice
refined compound lard. 61,6c to 9c; Boar's
Bead brand, in 20-11) mod palls. 51.95 to
$1.93; C -lobe, at $1.75 to $1.80; 204b tin pall
Leading Wheat Markets.
Closing previous day. Closing to -day.
Cash. May. Cash. May.
Chicago ep.ei ettee
82%
Minneapolis . 7a%774
72%
Toledo .. 75% 7ritli
4 • 4 4 • • •
• • Diiiilutb. 1 har'd
o No, 3 nor.... .. 77,g
So 7931
waultee, 2 nor. 79 .. 79
Detroit, 2 red .. 77 77 • 76% 76%,
St. Louis .. 70% 70%
1 British Markets.
LiverpOol, May 4. -Opening -Wheat, sPbt
all.,1;6131‘TW totatsclag; Ertgerjs-
GIe2a; No. 2 red winter, 68 2d to 6s 43d;
No. 1 northern Manitoba, no stock; fu-
tsuregteavg;e•May,6s 43fid nominal; July,
Corn, spot arm; mixed
• American, per oental, new, 4s Sd to 4s
Wad; futures inactive; May, 9s 634,d nom-
inal; june, 4s 4%d nominal; July, 4s 4%d
liominal. Flour, Minneapolis, 20s 9c1 to
by a bayonet and almost impaltaf, 1
Word has come from Quebec that the ,
Militia Department at Ottawa has or-,
dered the Ro al GArriso A till t
y n r ery 0 2s,
be in readiness to proceed to Mont- I Liverpool -Close -l -heat, spot firm; No.
real to relieve the militia. It is believ- 1 standard California, set- cental, 6s alf,A
ed here that the militia will be entirely ; t° Gs, fkl; Walla., 6s 6d to es Gyarl; No. 2 red
winter, Gs 2c1 t,p lis 4%d; No. 1 northern
replaced by the regulars. I alanitoba, no stock; futures firm; MaY
I The Situa.tioa to -night presents prob- Gs Id value; July, 6s 4ai,d value. Cern,
• the most. serious outlook in the ' $1:1°t firm; %mixed. American, per cental,
1 history of tli e city. It is felt certain , inmoinw,ttasp, Infensremullti;niMnasiai, 3ausi3,6tys
, the teainsters. The electricians have London'. May 4.--Opening-W'heat, on
that the freight hpodlers will follow . 4%d Id. 'Flour, Minneapolis, 20s 9d to 22s.,
: not yet settled their grievances. But Calcutta ' clua
quiet arid steady; parcels No. 2
April and May, 80s paid;
, the most serious of all, locally, is the parcels March: white, May and June-, 30s
t agitation that is gradually taking hold Paid for continental port. Corn, on Pas -
of the' street railway employees. Since s4g,t rather firmer; La Plata yenow,
' becoming a part of the American Fed- rye
endatris sDaAnigarr ;1111Mpign.trof6clynial.
1 eration of Labor they have been ad- 720,000 bush; corn, 432.000 bush. Weather'.
' vised to seek entire recognition of in England cloudy and threatening. mon-
! their union. agreement made My(;01) ttuusr an corn,s h Ting ts ofh w treat ,t 1 t -
when they resumed work a few months 2titenhent 0:1 -urcpe7a2.n itOCks wheat and
ago .provided that the Men mie-ht form flour, ashore and afloat, 65,295,000 bush;
any uniort they wished, but the com- last year, 3,684,000 busla English country
1 wheat markets of yesterday firm
pany was not beund to employ only 'London -Close -Wheat, number. of ear -
men from such a union. Now it is ar- goes arrived off coast since last report, 5;
gued would be a good time to press number waiting at 'outports offered for
the point. sale, 1; wheat, on passage, sellers at an
I advance of one; La Plata, f.o.r.t., steam,
passage, 275 101/2d paid; above average
— alit
! lng, 2Ss paid, not above average quality;
Parcels No. 1 hard Manitoba May, 30s laid
, ,
paid; shipment within a week, 30s 71/24
paid; parcels No. 2 Calcutta Club, April
and May, 305 paid; April and May, 305 Wad
paid; April and May, 30s 3d paid. Maize,
on passage, firm but not ii.OtiVe La Plata
rye terms, due to load, 2s 6d paid.
Corn, parcel miked American, about due,
20s 4%d paid.
Mark Lane Miller Market -Wheat, for-
eign firm at an advance of 41/2c1. English
firm and rather dearer. Americaa corn
Quiet and at a decline. or ima; Damehem
quiet. Flour, American steady at an ad-
vance of .3d; English firm at an advance
of Gd.
Antwerp, May 4. -Close -Wheat, spot
lirrn; No. 2 rad winter, 171. Corn, spot
'American mikecl, 212 Gd. ,Flour, spot Mtn -
26!.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
' Jay Quidder of Fruitland hanged Murataf
on a Saltfleet Township farm. . • '
The King conferred the Cross of the
Victorian Order upon M. Delcasse, French
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Sir Thomas Shaughnesay announces'
that the C. P. R. has acquired control
of the Calgary & Edmonton Railway.
y, passage fine, 28s 1aad paid; load -
John 'Redmond says the amendments.
agreed ,upon by the landlords and 'tenants
•mtlst be made to the Irish •land 1)111
' The Proposal for the. Consolidation 'Or aft-
,
'
the underground tube railwaa s of tendon
Is meeting ith i
cOnki dei•
able opposition.
An -kteltison husband hovered rit death's
door so long his wife remarked that sho
supposed lie was having his usual trouble
finding the keybole.-Ateldsen "Globe."
Portland Cement
We have just received a quan-
tity of the best grade of Port-
land Cement which we are selling
at; $2.65 per barrel. for present de-
livery. Cloth Sacks to be return-
ed free. Cau be had at eithet
Centralia or Exeter Storehouses.
Wool Wanted
5000 Ibs. wool wanted, for
Which the highest market price
will be paid.
Received at Exeter and Cen-
train Warehouses,
Jos. Cobbledick.
Does it not seem more effective to
breathe in a remedy, to cure disease of
the breathing organs, than to take the
remedy into the stomach?
Established r..P79. •
Cures While You Sleep
It cures because the air rendered strongly
• antiseptic is carried over the diseased sur-
face with every breath, givin,gprolonged
and constant treatment. It is invalu-
able to mothers with small children.
Is a boon to astbrar.tIcs.
• —FOR—
Whooping Cough Bronchitis
Croup Coughs
Catarrh, Colds Grippe and Eay Fever
The Vaporizer and Lamp, which should last
a lifetime, together With a bo tic of Cresolene,
$r.so. gxtra supplies of Cresolone as cents and
so cents. Write for descript:ve booklet contain.
ing highest testimony as to us value,
vAT'O-cnrsot.MIE zs tOLD BY
BRUGGIStS EVERYWHERE.
VOPO•CteSOICOO Co.-.
:le Fulton Street x65: Notre Dame Street
New York •Montreal
11
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" WAS Very poorly and could
hardly get about the house. was
tired out allthe time. Then tried
Ayr's Sarsaparilla, and it ortif
toot two bottles to mate me feel
PerfentlY well."-Mrs.14,S,, Swift-
iney, Pr neetort, Mo,
'Tired when you go to
oed, tired when you get
UPI tired all the time.
Why? Your blood is im-
tpure, that's the reason.
i You are living on the
I border line of nerve ex-
haustion. Take Ayer's
Sarsaparilla and be
quickly cured. 11P4''"'''
4 $0' ti,:;a7arlAya4rae' 44faantr'11;*.ATIaraill'clbiat*%"4.7irantIa414aniii,
r.tior
J. c. arlia Y.4%70,31.1-Tzw
rateresun
In certain .distriet Renttleky 3s
reposed to revive the geed old et._ :tskosa''
eouvoying the mails in A stage pee*
ith outriders. mod .postilione* .The pitsr.;
posaleetaea itelt1 General John B. CattUs,.
.rtaft, a noted Igentueky horse -lover stair
•Ito hes plan to carry the matlis
between bio home, Mass*
'Burgin. a distance -of six oats,-
, wealthiest a mord= .roors„
secular, has been happy •rost
fortunes of other men. tis
;coned duriag bis :gotta -
of over 0We 401101"
eathed to him in Varlfanit
having come to bht
one .reemot becimst .barto
'ban two bunared theassoll
0000
Tor Imo
MIESla 1 ..,105„,,, .:
F 11,-.4,11,40
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PENNYROYAL TEA.
E zritels.trzeltztopiit, Vt-zzill.7.7:v-..t'-V-1001,,
1949, I'X t;lit4615‘41. ‘11). 4:
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visraBUGGIES
BUGGIES!!
The -undersigned svill have a
eatioad of Conada • Carriage
("tonna ny's Buggite;
April 1st. If you %vont a ,tit ot.class buggy. call iit the. Met'ore
mid; shop before yon inky.
These are an extra grado t;f
buggies and will be in as.ierted
colors. Don't forget the eland.
PlIcOORIVII014 SHOP
EXETER
BROW
if 0 71'
Was He Dressed
You hear this asked of some
persons every day, and the
answers depend on the kind
of clothes they wear.
How are You,Dresse(
When you want to be well
dressed tome and have it
suit made to order. All
new goods cousieting of
Bititi7ZS, Fantns,
01 C 0 atin , Eto.
maggsmszwamossizsuzzm
W. JOHNS
•IPost
Opposit
oTetriAci,
TAILOR
Exeter
sr.i44:44C.One:41,1146.../TROEM
EXETER
FEW
JAS. MURRAY & Co.
• MANUFACTURERS OF
SILO RINGS
AND
CEMENT MIXERS
We have for sale
1 Boiler 30 h. p.
1 Boiler 40 h. p.
1 Boiler and Engine
• 30 h. p.
1 Boiler and Engine
16 h. p.
Castings of every Description in
• 1311155 and Iron to order.
Pipe and Fittings of all sizes• kent
constantly in stotk.
JAS. MURRAY & CO.
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