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ATIONAL LIVE STOCK SiIOW
High Tribute Paid to Canadian Horses-Iiiino s Ex-
pert Praises Live Stock Exhibition
A ata -patch 'frog). Wrcnto e3ytz. 'd"be 3n,. In Qlze ter whites, the ehammbPiotashIp
erg* in, the National 9A 519a Show' to best ]roar went, to W. D, Wright and
t Rthib tion Park was vstrx great. 1sdg. sou. OZ tu4rortb, a:;d for hes; sack. to P.
ng, from he large, nu.zaher eat' 3yeota?p 'Who , le tjiAii e . Bor olna.
'sated .fie t' ' httl il. lbta e01e10tut 144" " eaolsteaats ]Spirt to pry Test
`.4.T4t t4a horses and e0 110 that -,sere .
'own attracted ted n:txo t, atttention, and IA thental$itag test at this shod? Abe cow
tew.oNable �nzatst. 4 the, 3nnstheet, number otDoan*
ploy, Barger s, air 43C a,ea 13l„ 11,14 10 , vll, /,read trst PAreItreal 1101zteiu,
t of the- s:sd2oa of l tr5es, and, whotY2910010. 3rd, baa•2nd. exhibited lay 11.,
r has seventy + 41 0 Perehersi l` WOW". g tel3eatern nig Cowan cava jig
art 1,40 .10944atan.a11A1 tlhovt raze tri ;IVA MI 010a et 3atilP testing
lard '" tae :des limb wota A 4 per vent, molting^ A total of ,3
t"od nf4�tt,Itntina, AVIA . this fist ta11044, primes. t10 , blgbe ,cave in tits t t
"au aa4,aro < e+,tat 2be lei Ze l 4'N' ,era a A WagRe3tna. aaazd the aaxt2t wz 14att.=
4311714. A1o11a 5100 , , Seventh. And eighth ono
tiro a+sthe aiaQt3 040, tat aware t*1;eat ;35'i'slttre0. Altd: ninth and
s; tomb]; 1120- . br 8£4aAAtett,01,; 4.a ug the Dol.
eta 8leiaaa eat telae s?aasa us0 as the Witattet;, the
tar3� ptaoteat oue g ve, 319 lbs., Or Milli. testing
004 54, tnalzr,g 2 2S points@
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atm runs.
LESS TO BE BONE..
e0 -Tat, at Point; St.,
etluee4 tlatw Hou11a.
tieapatoh trout Uoutreal says
1A lniAlndred Men #p1t4
Ad Irma shops at ref
ries are aleetd by an air:
1 by the oatupauy that 44-
r uotioe ileAverkin tea
will be. frim ' '. o tnc.ln.
na241115 a 1Q
AVA Iteturs r lit,
lne Ae do not NTOPlf.13uu Satu
ntturue The order h olt^e
one to Faroe. I e,larlatiora
the ourtvlitrteait, the 9.441.11muy says
that the s1nan er tannt.eut from clic try .m
Shope 'W/IP orf saacla tr fats r:_
,racter tliasilze equipment is
roughly up te.date and there
set tit be doiae. There was akin
gestio t that garnet)! the anon hon
a'f
va.for Iv time, but it wa
;gilt better tea shorten the 'tour
keeps ail lnnnda at Work.:.
PRICES Of FARM P S.
£tf$R' 5 FROM. THE LEAD3N$ 7$2Ria1
CENTRES OF AMERICA.
rife
et e*tit,, Crain, Cheese amt. crust
Freduere at Home WOO *br1iad.
nreadstutts,
Toronto, 3geri 2o, --Flour- Ontario wheat
tsour$,. 52 per oeUt.,, $3,46„ rQsboard, and at
,*"3.41? 'at local points, Ontaro, ianitobaaa
-llrst uateuts, tri points,. bags, 56.34; 4o.,
secondn,, 54•93A strong bakers', to juts bags,
X9.5,1,
a3a.nitotta =wheat -No. Northern, 91,0,
on tract; Bay parts. and No. 2 at. 89 2.20,
ootaria lrrttKat -lvo, �, wheat, $3 tc: rico,
tt•.i,.
Ste#§ No. 2, :Qmmtar.ea data, az to 3,4e, out,
cl4to„ and a; 44 'ao 470. arts traelt„ Toronto,
eitarta Ottnade Old eat*. 4,10 tor NO,
and ttt 37 3,4ca for 0, 3, 13a7 PAM.
l•'eas . outside.
tke-Dead matting barley, 69 to 6cOa,
Olaterde
torn No. 2 American *0;1; We, .i.f.;
$11dlaaa l
xtro--Ne.. 2 at 643 to 730. outside.
Vysikwheat-.70c, outside, with, gone of.,:
tertttc,
Bran-Manitobabras. $'"21 to 811,50 41
bAs:s., to freights Shorts,.
.0 53'450. 'r+PIA Cants
1
,fitde g▪ aits 4141141**. 10Y
Datintry Produce,
ettotm 407. ; a t54 vol ltatorfoo
c000utory prodnets„ 0 to 40,4
A 2T to alfa storage. prints
ora 4aa 444 ttO 22 929.
Tete zaeat aid„ to 43e per,
tleh• aG ' 'she.. 444e,rerette„ te.
tzTMr i irct, ,an4 14
m4
1z.
1.1
IN BUYING
YEAST CAKES
E CAREFU4 70
SPECIFY
ROYAL CAKEs
DECLINESUFST/ LIJZS.
ENV:GILLETT CO LTD.
TORONTO
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TJI7 GLOBE IN A
NUTSHELL.
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b
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et SP Otte
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t -a to
break.
>;t plxo
and the lS'urizl
111 Gonerant' Botore Your
Eye
OalaOda,
ontreal.
the a,galss
miilie?n- 1L
Guelph
t+o1'lrrls.
Tho American Federation of Lai
l tar, at Seattle, decided that the
time. was not opportune for a labor
political party.
Qovei"ngr Pother ok Rhoda Is -
rid, who as a Q'al;adian, is ill, and
it ns ,sand lie had been exposed to
danger of ;infection from smallpox.
Mrs, Clarissa A. Bailey, an Ili
(Haas .„WQ/1atan cif tc#eattle, .argued her
awn cam in regard for land assess.
Ants before rho Supreme Ocnuet,..
'idieg her time with her ett*r
Is
rles B. 'Stover, Parks Cont.
anaissio>ner of New York, has n2Qt
heard " f r* a since Oct, i
]eft his ()fare, suppose ell
QlaarEee against the 'New
dee aro made in connection
Wit tapping,, re eta-
tionS„ AfaalPier captain And two;
high officials aro ilnzplieated,
It1:
Yeanr°s,.ra raiiORS-
1ncA sea fish caught ley Canadian
cm this year e7xeeecl, in valine
tela of last year by 30 per
A va nunndred pantile a-nd
_ ho Boyd' CQnferezAce
t3T fa^ i n Ontarri
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Comment on Events
The Cry et Gbina.
On the occasion of his inauguration as
president of the Chinese Republic, Ytlan
Shi Kai declared that China undertook
to observe all the treaties which had been
entered Into, and all the obligations which
gime of the Mancha dynasty, and since
that Period, and that she agreed to con-
form to established usage in the conduct
of foreign relations On tho strength of
these assurances which. were conveyed to'
the foreign legations when the Chinese
Government Itetified them 'of the election
of Yuan Shi Kai os President, the foreign
Intnietert‘ acting, tinder the inetruetions
1 their respective governments. accorded
ecognition to the republic, -
The impact• of the West, cembinit/g With
onomie and social causes of perioclieal
recarrence in the ha*tor3," of China. has
Placed neW name on the gate and a new
exterior, "Behind it, however, life gore
ott 'as usual te the ancient edifice," says
the Times, "rile soul of the peoPle. steep-
ed in ita patriarchal consegvatinn, re-
mains philosophical.), aloof from the
only for peace in their time. for the right
to enjoy in security the fruits of all their
To this imPtleeiTe China. it is a matter
of indifference whether Yuan, as their
new ru,k,./-,, eaxa bisAsetf president or Em-
peror. Political intrigue mAY agltale the
surfaee of these watere, bet the dePthe
remain unmoved, "Givo 0;41)10 geV01.11"
Inent-de6POtign, it Yea Win. but ntoini-
" is the err ot
gumbo and the Liquor Truth°. ,
ge.ehtte, Wald lapPear be moving to -
"Mame ;tato totatral et the liquor traftle-
• IMPOTtralet. litteVe in the direction et,
teMnegn.nee Willi he the apPointment
allarcets inspeet liquors and prevent.
hi that the ono is made for 4/10
Prolt. but 14 often wenn i)oson „Ow -
With the marinfactere and cal° of /*quer
• State buluetry conid be ea wen C•041
etecte4 ae the peetoffice. There would be
lutlueentent tO the manager' to sell
gter ittatra or to adulterate. The revenue,
aid be Wed. an the inland revenue.
be now, to ormate true temtPere
ur cradee. at Tramps,
t the 'United States $200.0011
Ueivereity. In au addrou
to put, tho tramps Into
next beittg the "does-
theT here the Priee
house in NVIlielt
te rate Mat 000-
29 the "tomato
redo to made up
giwni$104 and
T130 RYPer
though tile
1 gypsy at
tlie
venerate
ati
have,
litticeforwis ;A
i Cin atwit
O an 'flbreho
-faced
pack,
nth the r nix
aationa prov�drd
Freight C k
1l
DU- liege
ell
packagoe
4t rztto of
e9$,11IAnt,IS#1A1
ditioli, evide� tat
e
being*out
aaAeka ; that arQ < t0
ixrsu t* ati i
la� tri tits. Agan;
rQ hu 11+ tified the
� y mob poeititrttl*
tr Ai a nt+ 3t kik'.
"o 2 'Ye 1~
4, 40 a
'NAVA loaf,.
. tusant.a.aR,
51o. Flour
ate, drate,
DK bakers',
/4.75 to 45;
0 In baste,
14.40 to
2J21.2. um.
*wool.
. 2. per
Pirmit
Chert•:ins,
eamerv,
Essig
10,
1 26o. Bo,
TIM
eitrallon, tatty :�
Johan Ltoyd 3
. Slra,W..
Int,. Eleetrk11
Don, !loaned Pratt
151t -.1. Jehta Oardbonao
Tuttlebroolt Be mire;
allle, Osteo Brie
ra. Burford, Norwell
vatrd, 1 ra t:Mu, 2ieaztisp1
e.
t'
O11
A Glees
says: When tiro Iiritiah rsn+I cap;in
eve cruiser lSORt et11 #1nQir 4';111 'reach'
Mexican. waters the 'iclreigln powers
will be represented there by seven
war vessels, while the United',
States already has fifteen ships of
various tonnages tiff the two coasts.
There aro ,two `German Cruisers---
the Hertha and the Bremen -at
Vera Cruz, and one smallvessel.
the ?V'uernberg, is; on the Pacific
coast. The British will . have two
cruisers, the Berwick and the Lan -
taster, on the Atlantic side, while
the whole West Indian stretch is
within easy call. Franca has sent
t.be battleship Conde to Vera Cruz,
and the Japanese cruiser Idzunio
has sailed for Mazatlan.
OEEI,
Ship.
4
lehu rt.
et Sitort.t
sits] dab's icer
nis%1";slats.
nv ono= -1 lire-
n�llierrt, Preece.
as
ase --1. T., 3..
A1.'STi1T.
eeeivee a, Big tlrtlewr £p
dstnantls ',.1'rt�es.
WAR)VI WINTER COMING.
Jane weather will prevail in California,
the land of eternal flowers, the ita08.1 Win-
tering place, reached cornf,ertably and
conveniently by the Chicago tnion Pacific
& North Western Line, via, the fastest and
most direct rotites, amidst the luxuriena
surroundings of the conapartment, elub
and observation parlor, or the more mo-
derate priced and homelike Tourist ear.
Three splendid trains daily -The Over-
land Limited. fastest. train to San Pran-
eisco-The LOB Angeles Limited, three
days to the Magic City ot the Land of .
Sunshine, via Salt Lake City -and the
San Franeisco Limited. Double traek.
elotiiric block signal protection, rock bal-
lasting, finest dining car service. Rates,
illustrated matter and full particulans
on applieation. E IL Bennett, General
Agent, 46 Youge Street, Toronto, Ont.
The schooner Ada, due at Sum-
morside, from Dalhousie,
N.B., on November 2, has not been
reported since clearing from Dal-
housie.
.1ratob.ers, and-.
Over-Stockiiag§b One.
.Ensy to put on and tato off, int welt
Buy thorn suiti protect yoursetr
tidiest, '
it
Wm. 310
qhortho
Uxbridge, Oet„. Cal.
Stone. Saintsield, Ike; 3. Francis. Oke,
Lambton. Dainty; 4, John Brown & Sons,
Gale, Ont.
lIereford--Hereford steer, under one 3,ear
Reed, bfimosa, Teddy Jones; 3, Jamett
Page, Tycounell, Out., Tyeonnell Bor.
Aberdeea Angus --Aberdeen Angus eteer,
under one year -1. James BOWIIMII,
Guelph. Out, Sir Guelph.
Galloways-Galtoway steers. two years
and Under three --I, D. IfeCra.e, Guelph,
Grades and crosses and export. steers -
Grades or crosses of any breed steer, two
Years and under three -1, Janaea Leask .8s
Sons, Greenbank, Roan Charapion;'2, John.
Brown & Sons, Galt, Ont., King; 3, Ifall &
Robson, grade, Bereford; 4, Pritohavd
Bros., Fergus, Ont., Barney.
Grades and crosses of any breed steer,
one year and under tw*--1. John Lowe,
Blora. Black Monarch; 2, Thos. Russell,
Downeview, Ont., Richard; 3, James Leask
& Son, Greenbank, White King; 4, Join ,
Brown & Sons, Galt, Ont., Favorite.
Grades and erosses of any breed steer
under one year -1, John Lowe, Elora,
Black Donald; 2. James Leask & Sons,
Greenbank; .3, Kyle Brea, Drambo, Ont.,
Spring Valley Pride; 4, Jos, Stone, Saint -
field, Captain.
Grades and crosses of any bresd-1, Jos.
Stone, Saintfield, Lovely; 2. James Leask
& Sons, Greenbank. Lily White; 3, John ,
Brown & Bons, Galt, Ont.„ Daisy; 4, Wm. 1
B. W. Steen, Streetsville, Ont., Grey
Beauty.
Grades and crosses of any 1,reed heifer
-1, oeorge Ferguson, Salem, Daisy; 2, Joe.
Stone, Saintfteld, Maggie; 3, James Leask
& Sons, Greenbank, Kate; 4, Kyle Brae.,
Grades and croeses of any breed heifer
under one yeat-1, Leo Chard, Lambton
)(Lille, Plorrie; James Leask, Greenbank,
Wateon; 3, Jos. Stone, Saintlield Gem; 4,
janies Leask & Sone, Greenbank', Tib.
Export steers, three export steers -1,
John Brown & Sons Galt; 2 John Brown
& Sons, Galt; 3, Thos. Russell. Downs-
view, Ont., 4, Thos. Russell, Doweview, Ont.
Sheep and Swine.
In Shropshire sheep, the two champion-
ships and most other prizas went to J.
and D. J. Campbell, Wocxlville. Other
winners were: John R. Kelsey, Woodville;
ney and Sons, Paris.
In Oxforde, both elinmpionships were
won by P. Arliell and Sorts, Arltell. Others
that won in some of the classes were: II.
0. Arkell, Teeswater; W. Ma,rquis and Son,
'Uxbridge, and P. Sylvestre, Clairva.ux.
The Yorkshire champion boar was shown ,
bY W. Manning and Son, Woodville, and ,
the champion sow by J. Featherstone and
Son, Streetsville. Winnings were made Iv
these firms also in the general classes,.
and others were : 8. 1 rloby,
Square; J. E. Brethour and Nephew, Bur.
ford: John Dunk, Port Credit, and Sunny.
brook Farm, Nglinton-
•
ue
and a very profitable ono
°riding to a. report, which
rn the north. This new
in S 1s Supplying the larger
oities with Christmas trees. Mr.
John Menunell of Englehart recent.
ly received an order from a firm in
New York city for twenty-five car-
loads of trees 'suitable for Christ-
mas decorations. As it takes about
eix hundred of these trees to fill a,
car it will be seen that this is quite
a large undertakin' g.
Grape-Nuts a Perfectly Balanced
rood.
No chemist's analysis of Grape -
Nuts ean begin to show the real
value of the food ---the practical
value as shown by. personal experi-
It is a, food that is perfectly bal-
anced, supplies the ne,eded ele-
ments for both brain and body in
all stages of life from the infant,
through the strenuous times of ac-
tive middle life, and is a comfort
and support in old age,
"For two years I have' used
Grape -Nuts with milk and a little
cream, for breakfast. I am eom-
fortably hungry for my dinner at
"I use little meat, plenty of vege-
tables s.,nd fruit, in season, for the
neon meal, and if tired at tea, tirae,
take Grape -Nuts alone, and feel
perfectly nourished.
"„Nerve and brain pciwer and
memory are nine)]. improved since
using Grape -Nuts: I am over sixty
and weigh 155 lbs. My son and
husband seeing how I had improved
are now using Grape -Nuts.
' "My son who is a traveling
man, eats nothing for breakfast but
Grape -Nuts and a 'glass of milk.
n aunt, over (0, ,seem,s fully nour-
ished on Grape -Nuts and cream."
o
Name given by Canadian Postrtm
Co. Windsor, Ont. Read "The
are genuine, trite, and full oo* lawman
teat,
westerea,
to 131 4e, - stattan�� 11 °ataAt
be 28 1.2,11 eecosztls, 211.2 to 2
--Fresh, 48 to Goan seleoted, 35 to
etoch. 31 to ; Ne, 2. do,. 25 t
Pt<r bag, ear late, 75 to
United StatMarkets.
ilnnea� polle. Nov. 25, Wheats-Decembe
1.20: all% 37 5Bta No, 1 ;bard, 86e:
Northern 841.4 to 351.11e; 2440. do..
81.1 to 83 1 nl No. 3 wheat„ 8D 1-4 to
11.2o, Vora --•\o; 3 yellow, 65 to 69c, Orate
-No. 3 white, 36 3.4 to 37e, Flour mud
bran-13nohnnged.
Duluth. Nov. 2 . Wheat No, 1 bard,
361-4o; No. 1 Northern. 85 1.4c; No. 2, do ,
831.4 to 833.4et Montana No. 2 hard,
84 1.20; 1/weather. 34 1.4e: :day, • 80 1-4e.
Liueeed-$1.36 1=2, December, $1,341.2; gay,
11.40.
Live Stook Markets.
3fon enl, Nov. 8.5. --There were no prime
beefers on the market ned nix and a half
cents per pottrd wee about. the highest
price paid, and from that to 3 cents a
poand down to lean canners, 311.1ch cowe,
835 to 580 eztch. Calves. 1150 to 57; sheell•
Toronto. Nov. 25. --Cattle, Choice but -
there, 56.75 to 58; good :medium, 55.75 to
$6.25; eonnnon, 84 to $4,50; oannere and
enzttere, $3.7o to $4,251 fat oowe, 54.50 to 86;
common COWS. 53.50 to 54; 'butchers' bulls,
53.75 to 86.25. Calves -Good veal, $13.75 to
510: common. $4.75 to 55-10. Stockers and
feedere-Steers, 910 to 1,030 lbs„ 56 to 56 25;
good quality, 800 lbs., 56 to 56.25; light
eaetern, 400 to 650 lbs., 54.50 to $5.23; light.
$3.50 to 54. Sheep and lambs -Light ewes,
to 53.50; spring lambs, $8 to 8.25, but with
75o per head deducted for all tbe buck
Ifogs-$8.65 fed and watered, 58.90
off cars.
TRADE WITH JAPAN.
Coarser Rind of Flour Than the
Rome Brand Is In Deniand.
A despatch from Ottawa
says: The development of trade
with Japan in flour is regarded
as having strong -possibilities,
and Hon. G. E. Foster, Minister
of Trade and Commerce, has
been making a special enquiry
into it., There is a good demand in
the Orient for Oanadia,in. flour, but
a coarser brand than what is re-
quired for t,he domestic trade is
most popular. It is probable that
arrangements will be made3 with
Canadian millers particularly to
manufacture this variety of the
CHICA.G0 STOCK snow.
Judging Competition Team From
A. despatch from Guelph says.:
The stock -judging team to r p -
se,nt the, Ontario Agricolturat' Col-
lege in the stock -judging eom,p e
tion at the International Stock
Show in Chicago the beginning of
next month has been announced,
They are : J. M, Esrown, Peter For -
Woltz; reserves: R. Ramsay, and
Clarke Duff.
, 1kI�11A., on
will bo etg]Cala]: tTatati�'co
fx1 Ontario
eluding one in the el
Marie, Tweivi are rope
Twelve hundred. college lien nd
a
w nen. attended the banquet
lowing the inauguration of Dr.
MacLean first Prosideut + f the
Univers ity o ManiManitoba.Tn tlao Quebec Legisltaturo Pro-
vincial Seoret try Dteat:,rio told God.
Troy' La iglois, tlno edueattaonnal re,
former, that the salaries now paid
to female teaa�eliers in the province
averaged $103 ayear, in the eiiios,
The female Catholic teachers aver-
aged $254, and an the country ;$155.
among,
General improvement among the
Indians is tins burden of the annual
+port of the Indium Department.ne number o Indians and '';ski.
Ino ,put at 109,237,, the
Eskinioe numbering 3,447. Indiana
proper. increased by 1,500, but the
Eskimos deeroased by 1,000, On.
tali* has the largest Indian popu-
lation, 00,077.
Great Britain.
Boner Law, at Birmingham, took
iasue with John Redmond in, regard
to honae rule.
A liana= paper has made a, bit-
ter attack upon the United States
in regard to 1,texico.
James Larkin's meeting in Albert
Hall, London, was 'broken, up by a
band of students. -
An Irish volunteer army is being
organized to uphold the Govern -
meet in case of trouble with Ulster,
Lord P-irrie, chairman of the
Harland. and 'Wolff Shipbuilding
Company, of Belfast, -will resign,
to enter Irish politics. Ile is a na-
tive of Quebec,.
United States.
Julian Dorrance, a Connecticut
farmer, is said to have produced a
seedless, apple.
United Sta.tes will not intervene
in Mexico, and she hopes that the
other nations will wait.
A 'wireless -telephone message was
transmitte,d from Germany across
the Atlantic to New Jersey.
Your Bad Taste
The Montag
Is Due To Cata
Your Health is fito I
erhaps you haven't thoug
a tett your note) and throat
e;easaarrneew. atery and look Wealt, Your
'When the attack is eevere„ you
breath, is offeneive, due to inderazate
tion in the nose and threat,
At last science has discovered area
acts like uo other Catarrh remedy on
earth. "Catarrhozone" operates on 0,
new plan; It Is a direct remedy, goes
instantly to the source ot the trouble.
Ile rich, fragrant essences and healing
balsams are breathed tit vapor form
through a special inhaler and give IA-
liet stage -it goes further -keens ell
going till a cure is effected. pad
cases are cured, as you can judge from
the following letter: "Every Morning.'
for six months last winter I awoke
with a hatl taste. an awfal breath and
stuffed up feeling in my nostrils,"
writes Rob EL Rutland, a Regina, "It
was simply an awful case of chronic
Catarrh, Relief first came from Ca-
tarrehozone, I used that inhaler twen-
ty tirnes a day and took it to bed with
me at night, 1 ton cured, and by the
use of Catarrhozone stay well, Now
I am free from irritable throat trou-
ble, coughs, colds, headache, or ea-
tt Oa lireol }Urn.% every form of catarrh or
edicine on earth is so certain
throat trouble as "Catarrhozone," Get
the large 1..(10 size. lasts two months
and is guaranteed; medium size 50o.;
sample size 250„; all storekeepers and
druggiste, or The Catarrhozone Co.,
Buffalo, N.Y., and Kingston, Canada,
No ONE TO
Inquiry Into the Wreck of the
Steamer Wexford.
A despatch from Zurich, Ont.,
sa3rs: Coroner Campbell's jury in-
quiring into the wreck of the
steamer Wexford, lost in the big
storm on Lake Huron, decided on.
Thursday that no one WIS -60 blame
for the trageely, but that it was an
act of Providence.
That, Na.gging Pain in the aek
is caused by just one thing --- weak, strained, irritated kidneys. And. '
there is just one way to stop it.
GIN PILLS
strengthen and heal the kidneys --
neutralize the urine -stop those scald-
ing passages -and quickly relieve the
pain in the back and limbs. Gin
Pills are also the recognized cure for
Rheumatism and Sciatica. 50c. a box;
6 for $2.50. At all dealers orsent
receipt of price.
Sample freedf You viehlioll this Paper.
NATIONAL DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. OF CANADA LIMITED,
gh Glass year go fads that, arc Prefit-Sharing. Series -$[00, $500,38000
INVESTMCNT may be witbaraven any tirno otter one year,
hailed 2.8 years. Sond for special folder and fell pszticittekri.
ATI ON A L SECURITIES CORPORATION LINIITED
other oo lOng 'w11,
!Ay be under obvious
r. end. v4rions cobeines
t b en proposed for netting over the
(littleulty and of these the cotuntitaVo
form of goverIttuellt or 6ottle of its
Ilene seems to be the meet popular. But
waste of tile Mud to tlflacts 31r to.:b re-
emu:tent, What seeme to be really Avallt.
111IP IP 11(4d that pIeee, tno zoo' 8.4,1,
the iglilltiee or leer n ctozen COW V. 1.
ere. Iftvt of the troubles of oit'ee r.riee
from the feet that they do trot reeopetito
titat °glee should be the prize of
the btst teen told Should be paid. ateeord-
iticly, No good man trill give uP ble
erativo private bueiness to enter public
service awl be at the ittercy• of every pc-
litteal wind that blows.
Cost of Living In Canada-,
It Le seen tbat artielee of food and Itrtl.
tki et (ginning, att well es ether comma
dittom entering lute the /lying coat., show-
ed goterel increase in priee Year,
Animals told meats, butter ttud eggs. roll,
ed oats. oatmeal. eugar„ and other foode
tember than ;boy had *Pet A Year before -
The sante statement luny be made In "re,
gard to beets and shots, textiles, enthre-
vita real, fuel generally,. bottee
loge. building materialls aztti other len:
antortant. artieles, Tale 'wag the condi-
tion in september, and it does not len-
prove as the weeks go on, but rather. be -
cornea worse,
DIVORCES IN GER31,1,),-Y.
Latest Statistice Show An Exfra-
ordinary Rise.
Germany, which ha some tune past
has been expressing alarm at the.
falling birth rate, has discovered 4
new- sign of social decadenoe. It is
the "marriage crisis." Latest sta-
tistios show an extraordinary rise
in the number of divorces obtained
in Germany. For instance, 15,780
divorces were obtained in 1911, or
20 per 100,000 inhabitants, against
12,180, or 20 per 100,000 in 1906. It
is believed that when the next set
of statistics is published a further
increase in the 'number w21 be re-
ported. Wbat makes the marriage
crisis all the worse is, that while ,the
number of 'divorces is rapidly in, -
creasing the number of marriages.
is decreasing. The nuinber of -mar-
riages per 100,000 'inhabit,ants -in
1906 was 8,200, in 1911, 7,800.
A NEW YORK G UNMAN.
Receives Long Term for Violating
Sullivan Law.
A despatch from New York says:
For carrying a pistol, in violation
of the Sullivan law, Antonin Con-
cha, an east-Sids gunman, was sen-
tenced on Friday, to fourteen years'
'mprisonment in Sing Sing.
The eituation in Natal, whore an
uprising of Hiliclit,s, was feared, has
developed no more ,dangerous fee. -
tures, and it is now believed th,at '
the movement will collapse.
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