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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1899-7-6, Page 5MONEY TO L06.N. at from 4l to tia, Apply to ' i1 ELLIOT St GLADIVIAN, i Darristers' Solicitors* &e Male St Factor ‘1 a NION1.4ni0 1, Y 1LOAN. 1 We llaVellnlillInea laiYAIOttllids for invest- -3 latent eapn farm Or vi lage propertY at lowest 1 rates or interest. DICIaSON la CARLING, Exeter. -- ' TT ' EINSIVIAN, L. D. S, AND -a-aP11. A. It EINSMAN, L, p, S D. D, S., .Honor Graduate of Tarmac) Umversity, Dentist. Teeth extracted without .pain or bata after effects. Gine° in Fan - eon's block, West side of Main street, Exeter. Dil AllOillSON, CD D, SI 0- 8-) ifDENTIST. Honor Graduate of the Toronto Ileiversity, and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario, AllBridgo work, Crowns and Plate work done in the neatest possible manner. A seariniess aneastheac for paanioss extraction. The strictest attention given to the preservat- ion of Lae natural teethe Office, opposito Con- tral Hotel, Exeter, Ont, 3. A HOOPER,Licensed,Auc- . tioneer for the County of Huron, Sales con ducted in all parts, ant for convenience can be arranged for at this office. San efoation guaran- teed, Charges moderate. Exeter P. 0. 31=1160.21.n=444"06.164.1=4".f. F R SALE. That anost desirable piece of laud ecnitainiaa about 27, acres, being part of farm lot Igo, 20 in the First Concession of the teweship of Ste- phen. This land adjoin.% the Corporation and as splendidly situated. facing the London road. Also the following Village lots in the Village of Exeter ;-- Lots Nos.15 anc1 46 on the east side ca Main Street, and immediately South of the residence of E. Franck, Esq, _ Part lot No. 21 oil the west side of Main street immediately South of the residence of Clueles Rowe Esq. Part of lot la on the east side of Andrew Streetalmost opposite the Main Street Metho- dist Parsonage, containing nearly ono acre of land and known as Om Old School House Prop- erly . Lots Nos. 162 and 161, North West Corner of laud being part of same farm lot but West of ir or lasgn 'Victoria and Carling; Streets. The land now used as recreation grounds, the land innnediatoty North thereof and the the London Huron 3.5 Bruce R. Re containing ui all about ,I0 :toms. Thisland is admirably situated and faces on Huron, Carling, and Sanders Streets. The and on either side of the Station Road, 'being part of Farm lot No. 23 in the First Con- cessian of the township of Stephen and now varveyed into lots and streets containing 27 Acres. These two last parcels of land will be sold by the lot or acre to suit purchaser. For further particulars apply to C.A,RLING BROS.. Merchants,. or to DAMSON & CAR - Barristers, So. Exeter Ont. Craditon AM -WAS, -We are hevieg wine bean- tiful shower e oflate which will gladden the hearts of the farmers also settle the dusb.---Our band attended the straw- berry feetival at Centralia On the lata which edded greatly to enliven the PrOceedings, Several of our citizens atteeded the concert there in the even- ing giVen by the Imperial Quartette and Were delighted with the program. Albert Zwicker ana Fred Youug left for Detroit MondaY morning, -J. H. Holtzman and his two daughters left for an extended trip through Mich. and other parts of the States. -- Child- ren's Day was observed in the Evangel- ical ehurch on Sunday last and was at- tended largely at both services in the afternoon and evening, The children of the Sabbath School took part in both services aided by the choir. -The Rev, Hussar was Linable to take his work on Sunday last owing to sickness. The evening service was taken by Dr. Rivers, who delivered an eloquent ser- mon, --Tom IVIorlock and his sister Emma left for Anvoras Ill., On Wed- uesday morning, TOM intends going back by his old route "via Sarnia," where he intends to lay off for a few weeks, Time is no object to him as be is about to enter his inatrimonial ca- reer. Ms many Crediton friends wish him success in his new venture and hope he may have a loug and prosper- ous journey through life. Particulars later. -J, G, Young & Son have given their store front a fresh coat of paint which adds much to its appearanoe,- Geo. Bloomfield and wife left for Li el - don, Detroit and other points. We trust they will have a pleasant vaca- tion.-Sanmel Brown has gone on a visi t to friends in Michigan.--Dr.Lewis had a innawav last Sunday morning. Besides beleg badly scared and shaken up he was none the worse for his thr 1 - ling experience. The, buggy did not fare so well. I Da -I ESTATE 0,T WM. WHIT- -, LOCK, Tenders wM be received, up to July Sth. 1399 gor tbe_purcbase of five shares et stock of the eas..ETBR SALT COMPANY, par value $100 per share, tenders to be addressed to the under- signed. • THE TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS 00ItPORA0I0Nneor. Youge and Colboraie Sts, Toronto. McGillivray Earser SoLE.-The farm advertised to be sold miclei.• mortgage, being lot _ ,eautesses-5, con. 15, was sold on Monday last to ar,.. W. Herding, for $3,550. It contains 98 acres. Mr, Ilardingiwill start a brick and tile yard on the premises. Pat Bolan purchased Mr. Harding's fame which adjoinshis own also on the 15bh con. • • &alert weed and Belladonna, combin- ed with the other ingeedients used in the bst porous plasters, make Carter's '2. W. & B. Backache Plasters the best 'in the market. Price 25 cents. ' FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS. .Aa OID AND WELL -TM -ED RE/siDDY.-Mre Winslow's,Soothing Syeup has been used for aver fifty years by millions of mothersfor their ehildren while teothina, with perfect success. n.soothes the child, sottens the gums, allays all vain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy -for Diarrhoea. 11 10 pleasant to the taste. Sold by &negate in every part of the world. 25 • ;cents a bottle. Its value is iucalculable. Be .bure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing 'Syrup, and take no other kind. 419,3111•2.110 , reassiwalsill he frhe Stop if you take Hoffman's Headache Powders. The first powder seldom fails --the second, 91CV01% For any kind of headache, from any cause. Posi- tively harmless- disagreeable efrects never follow. The surest, quickest, best headache remedy ever prepared. , riorrNANS. oc Are sold in foe. envelopes and 250. boxes by druggists everywhere. The Hoffman Drug doe Dralgeburg, Ont. , f. • Tired Eyes Sensations, exist for our guidance. ' They are Nature's warnings. Over-worked 'eyes demand rest Eyes that tire easily call fOr help. ' • Properly adjusted glasses afford the •only assistance possible. We make a' specialty of relieving tired -,eyes and guarantee sa.tisfac- tion. so ri!tt0110 GRADUATE OP11CiA140 .. AT . FittOn's Jewelry Store hr Appe.al te the Suffer Ng and Diseased Paine's Celery. Compound THE GREAT DELIVER- ER AND RESCUER CURES EVEN AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR. • At this time we desire earnestly to appeal to: men: and women who are ailing and in a Raw condition of health. There are thousands of sick people - disappointed and now almost helpless - who have ceased to 'China of their dan- ger, imagining they are incurable be- cause them doctors have failed end the yast varieties of medicines they have ueed have produced no good results. Courage once more, suffering broth- ers and sisters! Rekindle the almost dead embers of hope, you sadly deceived and disap- pointed ones! Freedom from disease and suffering, and a new and happy life will be your portion if- you have faith enough to make trial of Unit life giver and dis- ease banisher, Paine's Celery Com- pound, that has in the past rescued so many from the grave. If Providence and our advice should inspire you that there is life in 'Paine's Celery Compound, your efforts must be proemb and honest. During the present heated term of summer, it is perilous to neglect your-eiches, pains and sufferings. Inaetion' aud wilful neglect for one day may result in death. If- you suffer from nervous prostra- tion, liver disease, kidney complamt, dyspepsia, rheumatism, neuralgia, headache. impure blood and digestive troubles, you should derive instant inspiration from the army of men and women of the best families of Canada who have given their written testi- mony in favor of Paine's Celery Com- pound, and be further encouraged by the recommendation of the most- emi- nent medical men who prescribe Paine's Celery Compound regularly. With such testimony and the indor- sation of medical men, is it wise or prudent to neglect the use of earth's best medicine ? He or she who re- fuses life and health is surely worse than a skeptic. Bear in mind that Paine's Celery Compound cures even at the eleventh hour. Centralia BRIErs.-aliss Vail has returned to her home in Newbury. -Frank Hicks was visiting his parents on Dominion Day,we are glad to see his genial, gen- erous face once more. -Miss Salton ie visiting in Detroit and. attending the great Endeavor Convention. - Five travelling Methodist preachers called at the parsoeage during the last week. They were on their way to new fields of labor. FEsedvAL,--The great festival has come and gone once more. All unite in saying that it pas one of the most enjoyable ever held on the grounds. The attendence as usual Was large. The addresses given by Eilber, and V. Ratz, members of parliament were very much oppreciated as well as the eloquent, remarks from the Revs. D, • "%smut and O. Brown, The Crediton brass band excelled themselves in in- spiring tensic. The colicert in the eve- ning given by the Imperial Quartette of London was without queetion the best ever given in our village eath number elicited an encore which was cheerfully eesporided to by the genial apartette cOMposed of the following gentlemen McDonald, leackbart, and •Carpenter. The church was crowded and all went home per - feebly satisfied with the day's holiday. The receipts were in the neighborhood of $150. The following is the liet of the Prize Wirineae in tile sports. Prize Winners, Bests race, matter 10 Eddie Down; Grir18 rttee, tinder 10 Alve NV -inci- sor ; Says, wider 15 Homer BegshaW Girls, under •1.513, Smith ; Vat tiaras race, Jam. Oke ; Metalled than% Huston ; Ladies race, Olive Down ; NoOdle rade, Wia, Cueniegham ; 'Rae - T le race. B. Bee -Well ; Saair Mee, T. Ward ; Banal reee, 'W. abeke ; Three legged teme, C.Haggith arta W. Plias; Plop stela and jetep, T. wftra, ; Youths running Jump, E Boswell; High jump, E. Boswell ; Retelling jump, E. I3os- well ; 131eye1e tneu'a Mitehell ; Ladies' Ineyele race, !Attie Ifandford, .3(eter. IViunicipal Council. Council met at call of Reeve to Towu Hall, July 4. All preeent etefpt Mr, Evans. Minutes of previous meetine read and confirmed. • A petition signed by two thrds ef the owners of real property on tie east side of Main steeet 1:rom To tnesstreet to North street, was preseeted,priying the council to beve constructed a aran- all le pavement between .Tames lord) North et., on the east side of Malta sreet, the Corporation of the village tA de- fray 4.0 per cent of cost of same and the other 00 per cent of costae be lerne by the owners of real peoperty in tont of which the said walk is to be laie, It was moved by J. Muir, seconded. be L Armstrong that the prryer of tbe pet- itioners be granted, and that the Clun- cil take the necessary proceedinga,fot the completion of seine as spedily as possible. --Carried Armstrong -Muir - That the c irk request F. W. Farricornbe, Esq. of London, to make survey and prepare plans and specifications for pavement and drain, -Carried. Moir--Armstrong--That Mr. Taylor and the street commissioner be appoin- ed euperintend the construction of iiauetanddrain,--Oarried. Armetrong-Muirs-Tnat council ad- journ to Friday July 7, 09 at 8 o'cloek. G. II. BISSETT, Clerk. -e • Exeter Public School --- REPORT.-- The following is a com- plete list of the successful candidates at the promotional examinations held in the Exeter peblic school on Wednes- day, Thursday, and Friday of last week. The names are arranged ha or- der of merit. All pupils were required to -make .33 per cent on each subject and. 50 per cent on the total. Writing aud Draw- ing were judged from the quality of the work done in the books during the term. The joint staff formed' the Board. of Examiners and no slip -shod work was accepted, . The promothans in rooms 1 and 2 will be announced when the County and Provincial Board. of Examiners have completed their work. Roont 2. -Promoted from Jr. IV to Sr IV: -Millie afartin,Ettie Kerslake, Beatrice Luker, Winnie Howard,Ruby Davidson, Jenny Murry, Lueretia Werry, Ruby Werry, Vera Snell, Maude Taylor, Wilbert Mai tin, Arthur Wood, Sandy Bawden, Harry Bissett. . A. V. TEmseaa, Teacher: Room 3. -From Jr 3 to Sr 3:-Gertie Trevetbick, John Gardiner, Roy; Far- mer, Edna Dow, Gertie Smith, Bezel Browning, Off e McPherson, Milton Hicks, Edna Follick, Grover Bissett, Violi Davidson, May Qaunce. From Sr 3 to jr. 4: -Jessie Cameron, Mary Parsons, Alvin Brintnell, Ethel Farmer. Louise Carling, Harold Bis- sett, Wesley Snell, Della Treble, May Snell, Freddie Bowden. • • mAy GILL, Teacher. Room 4.-Prinnoted from Sr. 3 to Jr. 4: Euclid. Collins and Clara Ross (equal), Harry Zinger, Willie Murray, Georgie Ilyndniau Olive Elliott, Frankie Weekes, ithel Armstrong, Veda Handford, Vera Rowe, Tommy Hunkin, Frank Samwell. Jr. 3 to Sr. 3: -Annie Reid, 011ie Quance, Martha Carling, May Jones, Mary 'Murray, Lily Acheson, Maud Quance, Gerty Gould, 011ie Prier, Elsie Sutton, Charlie Dyer, Willie Howard, Pearl Levitt, Earle Browning, Ida Armstrong. WAratorio, Teacher. Room 5. -Mid. 2' to Jr. 2: -Lillian Towle, Winnie Huston, Seldon Maurice Bobier, Annie Ford, Frank Howard. Jr. 2 to Sr. 2: -Dyer Plurdon, Roy Ford, Stella Spackman, Wesley Phair, Ethel Piper, -Beattie Martin, Eddie Vosper. H. D. PRINGLE, Teacher. Boom O. -Mid 2 to Sr. 2: -Charlie Drinkwater, John Kydd, Fred Smith, Wellington Hex•n, Forest Crews, Cbes- ley Evans, Hugh McKay. Sr. 2 to Jr. 3; --Alice Howard, Flor- erence Kydcl, Netta, Frayne, Willie Bissett, Arthur ' Snell, Jennie Welsh, Willie Drinksvater, Ena McPherson, Richard Gidley, Clifford Spackmap. IILLrAN MAY, Teacher, Room 7. -From mid 2 to Sr. 2: -Ma- bel Piper, Etta Powell, Barry Renclle, Irene Handford, George Barkner, Ste- phen Thonipson, Willie Smith, Mabel Brown. From Sr, 2 to Jr. 3: --Irene O'Neil, Elsie Wilcox,Haivey Gardiner,Arthur Cann, Dorothy Davidson, Viola Sut- ton, Alfred Wilcox. • A. W. BALL, Teachers. • 1 11 CA re n 0 ry for ('WCIT pa\ 4? • ektgoP /I -4A .•., fosaasisseaSea939911698000&:„ • NERVOUS, FM -0 OD ' PRIVATE ia SEXUAL DIS- EASES, MEN 8e WOMEN, 4 0 NE. te.2 A 1,$) LI. oiek:4- * IIYInIng, Middle Aged & Old hien . _ m .. 1 E. you are suffering from any coplica. fft nal Decline, and make marriage possible. 4 twit of the Sexual System, Bladder, j j. XidilOYS, n100(1 or Nerves, coesult us 6 at once. We curd all weakness, Nervous 442 Viraste, Secret Losse, Viett17 Drains, Sex- 0 giuca or Poor -One Dollar. I NO INCURABLE CASES TAKENi re, We guarantee to curt -VaPicilcele, Ernis,. e sions, Stricter°, Mot, eyohilia, Imeoterioy, i thmatinhal Discharges. all Privee t NerWitis and a i ' Delicate DiseaseS of Men and*otheit. %AM. 4) " dietetical ere°, Question Lit(o Wane:Treat- ia 'i merit Free-Beoas Free. , . 1)0111111 000T011g, 47 MOAT, tare' ti IrtStritfiOtti+Atifi.gttititc0A114104.140:04120.. EX4T:b1R APOSTOLIC DELEGATION, ill', polecat° nt Ottawa Will Re, bast) op niom.e4le Veltman oi Acerenza Ottawo, July 5. -Tim creation of ati Apostollo Delegation in Canada, and the appointment of the delegate will in a feve daye be offieially announced. The delegation was creetea d recent vigit to Rome of Cardinal 'Veligh- an, Bishep of Westrainster, and will be established aocordingly at Ottawa, The English Cardinal returned to his oven country a fortnight or so sine% and al13911 his departure from Rome the news Was apoWed to become known to the exten- sive colony interested ba American affaire. An archbishop has been chosen dele- gate, ana the appsiatee is a man of Con, siderable experience a American life. He is Monsignor Diomede Faleoni, Arch- bishop a Acerenza and Matera, Italy. He is a Franciscan (order of Frlara Minors). He is not young, being close upon sixty years, the first ten of which were spent in the United Stateslie is an Italian by 'birth, but bis experience has aequainted him thoroughly with western Ideas. Monsignor Faloni was called to Rome during Cardinal Vaugh- an'S visit, and the two prelates cenferred with the Popo. Upon being requested to accept the Canadian office the Franciscan nrornptly accented, end left for his own diocese without delay to bid adieu to ilia flock, who were strongly bound to him by national ties, Ho will return to Borne again and take his final departure for the Dominion about the end of July. Pope Leo, who is said to be greatly interested in the Catholic propoganda in Canada, will personally give the delegate bis final instruotioas. Monsignor Tattered is reputed to be a man of wide learning and deep theology as well as Modem) opinions. Upon his arrival in Canada he is likely to spend a mouth or two in Quebec, and Montreal before establishing himself in the Domin- ion capital. Richer Doman& 820,000. Ottawa, July 5. -An action for $20,000 damages was entered in the High Court of Justice yesterday morning by Napol- eon Richer, tho defendants being the Ottawa, ArpriFr & Parry Sound Rail- way Company. It will be remembered that Richer was the coachman who was injured in the accident at Ottawa East on June 7 last, when County Treasurer Cowan and his son, Holmes Cowan, lost their lives. Richer was laid up at the Protestant Hospital for several months, and as a result of the accident had to have one of his arms amputated. Another -Live wire Case- HaMill011, July 5. -John Andrews, Bredalbane street, was nearly killed this evening by coining iia contact with a live wire while working on the Oak Hall building. His b ok and hands were badly burned. Young. ;flan Drowned at Montreal, Montreal, July 5,-W. F. Milne, the 20-year•old son of Alex. Milne, a traveler for W. T, Benson 4.% Co.' ran off the Lachine Wharf last ' nightand was drowned. TH,E MARKETS, , TOIlaNTO ST. LA:WEI:NOE MAJILIET. GRAIN Wheat, white, 72;a to 50 73 Wheat, red, bu 723 73 Wheat, Fife, spring. bu, 57 69 Wheat, goosa ban 6711. 68 Barley, bu 4214 Peas, bu 60 Oats, bu35 Rye, .bu..... .., 50 Buckwheat, Ina ..... 55 1 MAFIKET EPOizt'r S. • Eigeter jets- Bit, 389. Wheel', per buehei , 66 to .• .. 2t3 Le 29 Berley,,... ' 40te 45 60 to 60 ,Butter,.„, te, JO Eggs..,.•• 01••••••, A1•410 to' Turkeys 6 to 5 g Wsiar," - - ' -. 13 t i „. . ..„„ ...„ o le .... to e Dried Apples::" ,. .. .. .. 0 to , (.1 Pork dressed a . „...„ $4.65 10 Rork uve weigill..'.... .,......, 0-40 to kt.0.0 01°4j3r°f,'T''''''" - - - ' 3,i9 to 4 0 to sake i Aleike eTC:ve.r...', ......*,'...: ':....7.', . ". ; 3.5i) to $3;5a Timothy sed ..„.•. ...,..., ...... 1.75 to London, y/imat per bustle ,• • • • - • • ..7406 to o 4873 ....33 to 31 50 leipo ,..,39 to 39 6515 too 7(100 4 too 1,164 . 60 tb : 190 tt oo 1120 ... . 50 to 75 80 tc41.00 Hay per ton . XQ ,e 6.00' to $ 7-50 Pork nor cwt.. •. ,„ S1.50 to 25.00 July 0th, 1.898 Peas • Barley:. Buckwheat Ity Corn Beans . „ Butter D 1KS. Turkeys' pia;11). G cies() per • A Man s always in the SWIM If he wears one of W. JOHN'S neatly fitting Suits Be is a sure fitter. His priceare away down. Hie 'goods are the best. 444-kicortoloiramr+0-1 Ismorork-ttfors***4014# As soiue are Today, Pinch you feat in wrong, ,shaped ,sliettee you .nervous, irritable, ; Spoil 'year ,,tulper.';', your conceutretton. ' , • . .. ' . .. ' ' I ' way ilia shoe:taat cripples, , Yee can't expect to go the even texmaeOf your', i "Slater Shoes" are, made to at feet -to 4°vPr. every tender joint eomfertably,-nialee ylan target: i ., s• , Taey 'Et the Arst.timg.they'rp, were; and,eaer:•:..e. ,after, because thesiTetele Mid sheink. line. 'beall' for:: ever 'telten out cif, theta While lai4: days ori the lastS.,...3 , . , • , .. . „ . „ Twelve .shapes, ell sizes, eta' Widthseall. colgee,''',. i,' ::',:..':'.,, - aasseame..44-4-.easseaseelssaseesesee-40-assameseases' ' ',Seansaisaa.aa ,e,,,,,,,,,noanaji, • ''',.• . name wed price, $3.S6 and teso, .. , a ' '..... a .' , .. ,''. •. .. . '. ea: ",',.;,•,,,', .e. ... . .. . Goodyear welted, steal:Ted on the., solea , With, .•• 1.,':..,';,-a,',a,a•a":,;. styles and. leathera . -. ; ' '''.....; :. 'a... ,''•,a,-, „ .., . . ,•,, ' ..,1 . . : - , ,. . . • : , . ;•' E. J. SPACKNIAIN. Sole Local....Aaent.-',',':;.':1''''..•••••.;:::':(,.::,''.. '...•''';'''' • •„, . . .., . , . . , . ., P.4......-...r.r,men. A.......*,.., .,, . .,,,, ..., iiie - ..--,,,--,..„‘„, , eTi.reee d.!,e4 at the Asliftel.d.liatco-lage. , Lucknows , en ' ' e nesal aa evettt. F, F June 27th, Hilth An ie-na-a, rem -Yew -a seraa ....se; a of !lie Rev. E. Olivant ie 'the . POW. I- a year of her age. Sotate ten years ago ' , H.,' , a Tailcrin Mrs.' Olivitnt had it cancer removeela , • apd it few years later went throe& , another operation from which, ehe n eve E. frd ly z ecovered • , • to fit you out in the finest style. BeSt .quality BLACK suit yery MEAN You require a often at this dine of the year. We are prepared COOdS closest -prices. Nteat Market .,,•H Call and examine bia goods before Wedding Suits a Specialty buying your FALL SUIT W, JOHNS, The Tailor A HAMILTON LADY Finds Laxa-Liver Pills a perfect euro for Sick Headache. Fully ninety per cent. of the women of this country suffer from sick headache. Liver disorder and constipation are at the bottom of the trouble. Laxa-Liver Pills cure the headache by correcting the cause. And they do their work easily and perfectly without any gripe, pain or sickening. But the Hamilton ladywe referred to - Her name is Mrs. John Tomlinson. Her address is 107 Steven St. North. This is what she says : - "-Buena- troubled m-iisb. sev‘kro-head- aches, I was adVised by a frien71 to try - Lase -Liver Pills. a only required to use half a bottle when. the headache vanished and I have not been troubled with it since." Laxa-Liver Pills 25c., all druggists. Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is the simplest, safest, quickest cure for all coughs and colds of ehildren or adults. Price 25e. NAY AND STRAw. Hay, tbnothy, per tan..$9 00 to 811 50 7512 Hay, clover, per ton,. . 7 00 8 5) Straw, sheaf, per ton_ 6 00 6 50 Straw, loose, por ton. „ 4 00 5 00 manta PRODUCTS. Butter, lb. roll; 50 14 to 50 18 'Butter, large „ 12 18 Eggs, new Lela. 11 • 16 POULTJI Chickens, per pe11:$0 50 to t 0 90 Turkeys, per lb . , 10 11 Spring clucks, per pair.. 80 1 00 an errs AND 'VEGETABLES. Turnips, per bag .50 35 to 50 50 Potatoes, per bag....... 90 1 00 TORONTO LIVE slrocii. Toronto, July 5. --Receipts of live stook at the Cattle Market here yester- day were fair -00 carloads. all told, com- posed of 1,000 cattle, 500 sheep and lambs, 1,200 bogs and 60 calves. • The quality of all stall -fed cattle was general- ly good, while thee° were a large number of grassers of inferior quality being" offered, Trade fair and prices well Inaba - tabled for 01 first-class • cattle, both butchers' and exporter% but medium to infoalor grades were dull and slow of sale. Stall -fed exporters, that have been on grass, being fairly well finigheci, sold at 54.90 to 55.10 per csva, The quotations given below are for stall -fed cattle, but it must be remembevet1 that there were a large tembea of grassers on tha market, which gold at 350 to 50c per cwt. less than times quotations, and the market slow at that. Total receipts for last weak: Cattle 2,787, sheep 3,008, hogs 4,307. k line, fresh fresh and bright of SCHOOL BOOKS and every . School re- , quisite at Export cattle, choice.. ..$5 00 to 55 25 Butchers' Cattle,pkil lots 4 be • 44 7005 Expor.b cattle, light, 4 75 BUtchers!, good, , 4 45 4 60 Butchers', inotlitun 4 85 4 50 Buteherea common 8 85 4 10 Butehersa inferior, , , 8 50 3 75 Mitch eowa, each._ „, , 30 00 48 00 Bulls,hvy expagood rilty 8 871.4 4 So Bulls, medium export3 60 8 80 Lds gt1 but, and ex.. anxcl 4 65 •4 80 Stockers and, ewe. thgd 5 00 8 00 Feeders, heavy „ 4 40 ' 4 60 Calves, eaoh ,„ 2 00 8 00 Sboop, pee ewe • 60 • 8 40 • Spring lanibs, each 8 0/ 4 00 Hogs, 160 to 900 lbs.,. , 5 00 , Hogs, light fees ... „, 4 25 lioge, heavy fats„ „ • , 4 25 ttngs, sows , . 8 00 30.1AST Istflell'A.T.C: CATTLE eteatifaEla test BliVole, nate, July 0. -Cattle -- There wore n� fresh receipts yesterday, but a few ends left eVer froin hieitlay weed sold at oboist steeds). priees, A few head ef °Alva said en the olosing basis of efoadtty, Shoop mid Isaiths--There was pantie - ally DO merket, there ben a, oni:‘ ds loaleft OVerAnd to frogh liOgs-Rert )) $4.00 to $4.25; Inixerl, $4.DO to $4,0' Yorkers, $4,20 to $4,0,a)41 pies., ate() tough% *asp td $20.to Where the Scholars are always used well rin A J. SNELL CALL AT THE FAMILY Meat Market. For first class CORNED BEEF, PRESSED TONGUE, BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE, LARD and SMOKED MEATS. A fine selection of . BEEF, • FRESH PORK, and all kinds of Fresh and Salted Meats. on hand. Note the address, one door north of The R. Pickard Co's store. LOUIS DAY PROP. --- -I went to W. T. Strong's drug store DR WOOD'S and got a box of alilbuan's Heart and Nerve Pills, which she tea, and. derived so much boneflt from them tlaat 'bought 1 another box -for her. They have done her a wonderful lot of good, making her nervous system much stronger, giving her ,• restful sleep, and removing many other symptoms which previously distineseel • her. "I can truly say that these pills are a great remedy for any one suffering from weak nerves, general debility, sleepless- ness or heart trouble." Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are 50e. aboraaaPeareaatearre asasall druersiete. The undersigned has opened up a new meat market one door SOutli• where be will keep the choicest of •, meats constantly on hand. •.., A CALL SOLICITED JOHN T 11ANNING Refreshing Sleep .COMES WHEN Milburn's Heart and Nerve 1 $ ARE USED. Miss Margaret Brown, 627 Colborne St., London Ont., says :-"My mother has been nfflieted -with nervousness and general debility for a long time. She suffered a great deal with insomnia, and found it almost impossible to sleep. -OR A positive euro for all Throat, Lung and Bronchial diseases. Healing and soothing in its action. Pleasant to take, prompt and effec- tual in its results. Mr. Chas. Johnson, Bear River, N.S., writes: '` I was troubled with hoarseness and sore throat, which the doctor pro- nounced Bronchitis and recommended me to try Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. I did so, and after using three bottles 1 0 was entirely cured." ; Take a Laxa -Liver Pill before retir- ee, Ing. 'Twill work while you sleep with- out a gripe ot pain, curing biliousness, constipation, sick headache and dyspep- sip, and make you feel better in the morning. Pries, 25e. LEGS ENTIRELY RAW (g) From his feet to his body, and ran a blood tinged, irritating water. Mrs.A.Keirstead,Snider Mt, how her little boy suffered, and how BASAL cured him permanently. ;• stead, et, .a ofSnid •Mt ease in any form but will thank Mrs. geira faring: from skin dis- mother in this land who has a child sef- There is not a N.I3., for telling of he remarkable m an- ner inwhich her boy, Freddy-, was cured rittnav kitisSTEAD. of one of the sever- est and most tortur- • ing of skin diseases by the also of Burdock Blood Bitters ; and • not only relieved and cured for the time being but, mark you, after eight years the O'1,4a.50 has shown IZO Sign Of returning. The following is 1\ irs. Heirstead's letter :- k Jiy7 44. ,` „ We are in the van with all that is desirable in the line. Let us show you our stock of $17.00 Fancy Worsteds in all the newest colorinos. Remember we put ttp the best suit for $10,00 that can be bought in the oounty, GIVE ITS A CALL 111 Crieve • "With gratitude can testify to the wonderful curative powers of Burtlook Blood Bitters. tight years ago our little son, Freddy, Was afflicted with salt rheum and was in a. dreedful condition, His legs, from the soles of his feet to his body, were entirely raw, and ran a. bloody water, whieh appeared to burn arid itch entil be was often ifi great agony, " After trying several remedies, We re- sotvl to gtve. B,13..B. dati t der 1 t and gtatitucle wo saw air boy' erairely Gated after using One bottle and part ef the eetend. We gave him the reraalsider ef the ectorid bottle, and &Ott that, tittle till the present be luxe titver }IAA a sign of salt rheum Or a. sick tley. You need tiot I o d th t tl" tio other ,I ntedi eine ean ogehl Ourdoek Mood Dittore to eerily the blood build tip the health 9 . , • • • `• l• • FARMER:.„ efteseese- You will find at Bissett's Viaareroona the loll ow Ira lir e of A grim) tural Implements- EIBIRINO B N- DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER S AND BALL BEARING - • , • STEEL SULK 1T 14 $ A full line of Seed Drills, Cultivators Disc au d Diamond Harrows Plows, and Turnip Drills. SEWINO MACH NES; ETC The celebrated. IKnoll Washer 1 Raymond sewing and evringees machine Gurney stoves and furances, waggons 13uggies Bicycles The (lhathana ViTaggon and a full line of the celebrated MeLarighlin Buggies. Buy Th Best iguere The Rest. In the end you will Pnd it cheapest, _ :Purnisli that ,tra,•,.. cant room with ono of our Bed ROQill Setts, • liable Chairs, Etc., • Oat Something tilea-'Wo 44- hq,ve it, you want it Take a look at our full line o VIZE . • find what yo are.1•04i0.0 • . • • • • LEY • .• •.•.:L.•• ••• btt „ . ,• • • .