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LINTON PLANNING TO INSTAL
MUNICIPAL TELEPHONE SYST
HUS tli rig Northern Town Has Offer Of Service Equal TO
Received at Present time for AbOtIt Half
What IS NOW Being, Charged.
. London Adventiser.
Clinton, Jan. 10, -Having landed fhl.1
eutomobile factory, and settled the
•question oe hydro•electric power, the
citizens oE Clinton are ehjoying a brief
breaeleing spell" befote tackling the
next progressive movement art the
municipal calendae-municipel owner,
ship of telephones. -
Rural Realms Seart,
•, For along tune the hustling northern,'
• town was well content .,with the re-
quite:Bell service, but when the iuvd
dines began exteeding throughthe di -
,'strict, and grew and flourished, the
• 'towuspeople became restive. The y
• cauldut understend why they shoula
be forced to pay $25 per yeae for the
;peivilege of berating the butcher and
• groper atlong range, when tuele rural
• neighhovs indulged in long distance
eenvereation for much less money.
An Offer Recievel '
- This feeling geaduelly beeame st-
,ronger, and when a. while avo a peace-
• ical telephone inau came along and
offered to provide the Wien with
as good ;levities as the Bell. people, for
about half the mouey, the people be,
gam to take a real live interest.. As a
result it is expected that action will be
• taken by the town council in the very
near future.
,Dr OW. Thompson, town councilor
.
and chief advocate of a publicly -owned
, .service, outlined the situation to The
Advertiser today. ,
No Fight With Bell.
"We have DO queried." he said,
"with service the Bell people are
giving. It is purely a question of dol.
tars and ciente. Why snould we pay
them a big profit; when we can oper-
ate the lines ourselves at a big saving
to subscribers? I say the money is :jest
us 000 in our pockets as ic is in thefts.
Under the terms ot the agreement
between the town and the Bell corpor-
ation, tbeir charter may he terminated
on three months' notice. We can
either bey oat the present Bell equip-
ment. Or let them get out, aud install
a system of OUT own.
Muse Maintain Central.
"In edlition to theeid vantagc of low
Tates, there is another side t o the clues• .
tion At present all the suleeeri hers
on rural lines are peying the 1301 $2.59
.per year for operating e central sys-
tem for teem here in Clinton.
"Why can't the town of Clinton op-
erate the ex chart g,e, end reel) the p10-
fite have keen going to the Ben?
"I feel sure diet Ute proposition
would he e'paying one, becauee a while
ago it preatical teteelinne nien told me
that he wes prepared to furnish the
town eiih a gond servic at half cost.
He isn't in imeinese for his health,
.either. As tar as long-distance con-
nection i cent:evince ,the inueff,
under the law, give us a tong.disiance
eeeviee if I,Ve MIDt it: 1 aan agiat ing
the plan for all I am worth. and I
trust that it will carry out in the near
'future."
- A Prow eusive Town. '
Clinton is winning a name as pro-
gressive town in other fields than
°phonic. The town has recovered from
its setback of years ago; when the
large organ factory, wit kb nes the
mainstay of the plat% went to the
wall, and is going eheael by leaps and
beetles Net only has the o'd inaustey
been rejuvenated, but a new cenceen,
the Clienon Moto:: Company, is nner
menefectering antoniohiles in the
• Am Wing formely occupied by a thresh -
Or works. About $15e,000, it is
undet stood, lets been sahscri bed for
this industry, and though stwill as Ten,
it promiees soo0. ti oe )if factoe in
the community.
Waterworks System. ,
The waterworks system, which was
iustal lea about two yeeeseeo, has now
.abone 300 usere, mid it will soon' he
necessary to extend tne inalne. Be-
side this, the town bag spent e20,000
for pave ITi 911 tS durig the lest five
years. Tele yeee it is the keen 100, o
• spend $4, 000 m ir. When the pro-
Theet Being
posed work is finiebed, every prin
street will beve tL tough, smooth eur
face of fine macadam prieemeet, and
will be the "good roacis Leven" of all
A et T RUR O. BO Wier AN ."
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..:0ANDRUIT;,
Dandruff means that down peal:
the umats of rime hair thee is a
vase army of lit1e invisible germs
microbes.
And tiffs army never sleeps; it
wages a Wall' o :destruction 'night
and day. It destroys the nourish -
Wert that the baiir muse have in
order ecegnow vigorieusey ,and a-
bundantly.
PARISIAN SAGE now sold all
over Canada eviff destroy these
•germs and at the mane time furnish
the hair eoptis with just the pnopme
nourishment to make hair grow
luateous .end luxuriant,
'PARISIAN SAGE is 'guaranteed
by W. S. R. Holmes to banish dand-
ruff, eeap !Milling hair' lend/ itching
scalp or money back, Nees a. de-
lightful hair dressing that wins
instant favoe with refined women:
Soled low only 50 cents a large, bot-
tle by W. S.11. Holmes- and drug -
glees everywhere. Girl with Aub-
urn hale on eveey canten and bot-
tle
GOTHAM ALI A RUTTER
OVER ROYALTY'S :VISIT.
Fifth -Avenue Prepares For Bril-
liant Social Events -Party
Leave Ottawa.
New York, ,1 an. • he arrival
here to -day el the Duke aucl. Ducheee
of Connaught will mare the first visit
of Britith royalty .to New York .city
since fifty-two years ago, when . the
then Prince of Waleswho was the
late Ring Edward VII., Nene' here and
traveled front New York to thefar
west,.wheye he Inniteil buffalo, The
leaders of eociety here have prepared
to extend a weicoree befitting suelt
royal gueete. •
Whiteley., Reid, aniline:eider ea the
Cowie, of St. .1 tones. who, with Mrs.
Reid, will act as host and hostese el
the royal visitors, will be at the Grand
Central station to 'meet the party,
which will arrive aboard the doke's
private car, attached to the regular
train. The paety will he driven direct-
ly to .tembassacloy Reids hoine at Ni
451 Madisonavenue, and.reemin there
until rbureday
Tile program Is altogether a social'
one, as the royal visitors desire to
avoid the round of nubile functions
which would be necessary on an offi-
cial visit to the United States. ,
Ambassador Reid rahele it known
that both he andelles. Reid felt keen-
ly the public reports that they are
tended to "weed oue", eertain ele-
fments in society in the matter of in-
vitations. It was said there was no
• attempt to discriminate, It has been
decided that no general list of those
invited will be made public.
In none of the arraegements has
any particular reference been made
to the entertainment al Princess Pa-
triche She is ,the fleet princess of the
blood ,n7 1 nF ever 1.0 gni;
otownwerocancemostracoanocenesconareona4ara.
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socutzmuswzmnowszergoomessmarazz,--m.nv9
Genuine Tegetable Fibre Parchment, for wrapping
butter -the best sheet on the market, in packagz?s,
not printed: •
500 Sheets for 591.. •.200 Sheets tqr
Better. Still
Have peen' name, farm and post -office neatly printed
an i make a repU:atiOrt.fOr your product. We use
only pcia1 butter paper ink, guaranteed not to ruul.
orto itjure the butter.
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to 5.7;1 20 4) titmo lor ST CO
Wrap your butter, and get vivo cents per pound
more than if unwrapped.
We also•would be pleaSed to supply'You with pririted
Letter 1Flead, Note Heads Bill Heacls,' Statements,
Envelopes, Wedding Invittions or Announcements,
Posters, Circulars, Catalogues', • Calling Cards, in
fact anything in the printing line you may require. •
mtqtrasauctarmangsmenamsaeseek;ge,.
•
, feet or thcc soil, i o Ui11odbtale- •
Seie' hue, e number, of eloee friendeeip 'ISLAM .IS 011
;New Yeeele sma it, 'is • expected,
litningeeier steer. here e , vielt
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unbar a thegi,
4B ef
W hi gt. eTa, )_T -dime
ta, the Baited States tee a
short latityNow York, the Duke of
Conn/Mat htie not offcntlea President
Taft,: aor haa ehe 'feet that lie would
net comeetee'Waelelegeen, etuteed any;
great surprise in official cirelee hero.
The White House knew Several weelts'
, agO that the &lite 'would not come,to
W aS,11 ingot.
'WhitelaW Reid, U. 8, Ambassador
te Great Beitain, when he wee a lun-
cheon guest at the White Hotted early
in the monthexplalned to offieials
that the duke, wishecl to pee, 'oely , an
ueolihdal vieit to the Meted States,
and that he deeired td' avoid alt. the
official "perm) antecircurostance" that -
would necessarily accumpany a Alin
to the capital. •
Left Ottawa Yesterday.
Ottawa: Jap. 11 -Canada's Geyer-
• noir-eleeteral, Royal Highness the
Duke of Connaught, accemparaed by
the -Duchess teed Prineess 'Patricia, left
yosteeday afternoon toe New York,
to be the guests for five daYe of Are-
bassador W1iiticw 'Reid and Mei,
Reid. Their. Reyel Highnesses travel-
ed ei the Governor -General's private
ear "Canada," and were attended by
LieuteCol. Lowther, military secre-
tary; Capt. Rivees-Bulkoley, A,I),C„
eomptroller of the household; Miss
Pelly, lady-in-waiting, and several eer-
v ants.
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A flitter Fight. •
Ottawa, Jan. 22.-0 ember of .the
Cabinet Ministersawill take the stump
on behalf ef Dr, Malnuey, Conserve.
Bee 'candidate in Su 11 Renfrew. While •
the' riding „will be over -run with lib -
ecu M.Pee on behalf of Hon, G. P.
Graham. A bitter fighlete eel:eche:1.
blatant/lee reeresr.
Rome, Jane 12 210 0 emi
Waechter, the German tlecrotary
State for .Poreign f!'efiaire,: arrived •
here Saturday alai itineediately paid
a Visit to Marquis • Anti nO 0i 153)
Guiliano, the Italian P011eign
13111 -
tor. • The two statemee held a lone •
and cordial conference, cluritig which
the relations of Italy and Germany as .
well asthose with Austria-elnegary,
wore discussed with .ecciprocal satis-
fadion.
PLAIN TALK ABOUT RES.
Don't you believe that experience
is better than hearsay? If you suf-
fer from piles, just try Zam-Buk.
You .ean do so at our expense. So
assured are we al the result ithat We
Win send you afeee telal box if you
send itol ,our Toronto( offices full
name and 'address and a one ,ecnt
stamp to pay return posege.
Scores at people daily acquaint us
with the benefit they have driVeti
tram the nee of Zam-Buk for piles.
Mr. F. Aetridge of 3 Se 'Paul St., St.
Catharines, Ont., says, "For five
Yeans I have suffered untold agony
with praeruding pees, The pain
WaS SO great at ftimes I would al-
most scream.
"I lost weighe and hate no appe-
tite. I elle& everytheng 4eveee
heard of DOT piles, as I was willieg
to 'bake .stnyebing to get relief. It
was usegess, however, and I almost
gave up in despair.
"One day a friend gave me a sam-
ple of Zam-Buk and, 'told me of a
ilittiind of leis :who had beeii
I decided to 'try Zam-Buk, anclthe
relief 1 gut was encouraging. I
u,sed three boxes, and at ac. end
of .that time Iwo comPleteeecured
I Wish I could have gite4. Zem-Buk
yeaes ago; We -would leave saved
me years of nifsery."e
Zam-Buk will also be found a sure
eure foe coed ISOres, chapped hands,
troet bites, ulcers, blood poison,
varicose scoxes, scalp sores, ring-
worrie, inflamed patches, babies
eruptions and chapped peaces, cuts,
bunts, bruises, and ;skin ineunies
generally. Ali deuggists and etores
'sell at 50c box, or post free Enem
Zinn -Butt Co.. .Toronto, upon re-
ceipt of mice. You are \earthed
against harmful imitatione and sub-
stittetes, see the registered name
"Zain-Betke on every package,
' cummins For President.
Washington, 3 an 22. -Senator Al-
bert B. Cummins of Iowa, progeessive
Republican, Saturday. announced his
candidacy for tile Republican Presi-
dential uomitiation, in a statement in
which he sive that if the Republicans
of Iowa believe him a fit man to -urge
hefore the Chieago convention., he
will accept theft' decision.
Persian Cause cf .
,ous Situation, Saye.Seiust'er,.., ,
CEIAOS ::AND A.NAPC1Y KEION
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.ArrieriCen' eeeereaetiletir-denerat'efSPere
ela Arreigee' Great Briedin For iShrt
' 'pheekino 1.7tiSSia el the BegiOne
e00 Her "Flagrent Violetieta pf
ArigkeReeitan Ageeemente--
Mereeins Sure to ,Retaliate.
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1,11er i eBitualle noig .-4Tslsalea nn eeorteisouiil t ionf
eesia Tenders a netion, which eye,
making prognee toWerds peace and
• order .and was building, tip its 'M-
•enges for the establishment of s, eon-
Stttntional government, a hied of'
Oleos" and anarchy, Without prestige
nmong 21S own people, and, 01 addi-
tion, hes meant tee sacrifice of hun-
dreds of ienocent
This •statement was made yesterday
• by W. Morgan Shuster, the American
who was dismissed from the office of
treaeuree-general of Persia recently
and has just arrived here.
"The Mohaneinedan people," eontin.
tied Mr, Shuster, "aro further aroused
against the Christian natiees. Great
13Titain and Russia, tee from being on
a mere solid basis of friendship, are
new face to face on opposite sides of,
a disorganized territory.
"The Russian and 13ritish legations
are the real governing forces in Per-
sia. They are acting through a diree-
tory of seven Persians, in 'order to
avoid international responsibility. Mit
inorally they are reeponsible for the
destruction of Persian 'nationality,
when it gave promise of establishing
a stable constitutional government.
The seven men -who inc nominally
governing Persia are without charac-
ter or reputation.. They do' not com-
mand the elightest respect of their
countrymen and would nor exist a
day withoue the protection of the
Russian and British legations.
"The Russian forces and influences
are steadily advancing southwards and
unless tiler° is a break in the present
trend of events, the realization of Rus-
sia's dream of a wenn water port is
a emitter of only a few years. Great
'Britain will then be confronted with a
living Russo -Indian frontier problem.
"The past year's fiction of the Euro-
peans le Morocco, Tripoli and Persia
does not encourage the hope of inter-
national peace. The fact that the
Mohammedans have been driven te
the wall renders future retaliation In-
evitable. The. Olost regrettable feature
of Persia's dismemberment ie the fact
that it might have been entirely pre-
vented had Great Britain frankly ob-
jected at the beginning to Rusera's
flagrant violation of the anglo-Rue.
shin agreement, commencing with her
claim Net summer of the rights to vete
appointments of Persian officials, and
culminating in the cleepatch of her
army into Pereia on the false pretext
that is Persian officiel li 1 prinled
paniphlet trl liiisi me/lessees pvevious
action in Porsitt."'
.Zer
Skipper Has Cold Feet.
Paris, jail. ell,- The captein of the
French steamer Manouba. which wits
seized by Italian thietemeire Friday,
cm her voynee from Marseilles to
Tunis, with PH passengers, including
Turkish mimes nf the Red Cm:Acted
Society, on board, disembarked the
Turks on his own initiative it Ong.
liaei, ,in Sardinia, and was then pe1.
mitted to leave the port. This ection
of the captain is not in iecordence
with the wielies te the French Gov-
ernment, as the Turkish luree meet
be considered es belonging to the Red
Crescent Society until the contrary
has been proved by the Italians, who
assert that among 1110111 were some
Turkish officers disguised as mime.
:Members of the Red Creseent ole
11 15 argued by the French authoritiee,
entitled to the protection of the flee
pncler which they ere sailing. France
will insist on a eettlement of the clue: -
tion through the French anthassader
at Rotne.
Atlantic In Angry Mood,
Now. York, eau, 2e.-Considerabie
daenege was done about. the (lecke of
the liner Cedric. .which arrived yester-
day Been Liverpoce iti the severe
stories through which ehe perked on
her passage. On tee boat deck big
seas smashed the lashings el' the life-
boat, which eventeelly turned turtle
anti was craelved and split from end
to end. •
Ste John's, Nfld., ean. 22.-Wirelese
messages received yeetenthe from the
steemee Mount Temple., which wae
toweng the disabled eteenter Bart to
this pert, :tette, diet the Mount Tem.
plelied been ...obliged 1 eliandon the.
way
111AI) VERY BAD Pearf.,t'oialcillodalfalrliZeeer(tInVtellahvc'el:
. made to despatell the steamer Bona -
venture to the aid of the clieabled
COUGH
• And Tickling Sensa-
tion in Throat.
Dr. Wood's Norivay pine
Syrup Cured H.
Miss Ce Danielson, Bowsman River,
Man., writes fee -"Last fall I had a yery
had cough and a tickling sensation in
my throat. • It was so bad I could not
sleep at night; so I went to a druggist and
told him I wanted something Inc my cold,
and he advised me to try De. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup which I did, and alter
taking one bottle was completely cured.
Let me recomreend Dr. Wood's Norimy
Pine Syrup to anyone who suffers from a
cough or throat irritation,"
steamer. The Dart, is on route from
New Orleans for Copenhagen.
Building Trades Held Up.
• Chicago, ;len, ee.--Oat of 02,400
braiding trades workmen tegularly
employed in Chicago el.,000 are- now
idle. '
This es according te an estimate
*made Friday night by sie heads of the
leading theta.
The canee for the great slump in
building is the extreme cold weather
which has prevailed since the first et
the year. Plumbre e1if0 the rally men
not affected. The 1,500 me.mbers of
this craft 'arc all hese and there is
work for neely more, hut they are not
ay ai table.
• 01 the p3123313132190 p0t. cent. are idle
and only 7,200 eat:pc:nen> Get, al 18,000
are' working,
• 1 rish 140 'comer° Case.
',option, Jan. the Gel -
way farmer, ie appeal hig a gai net
Judge Kenny's decision. which de-
claf es lile night marriage, with only
witnees, to be valid.
Boerne Makes State Entry,
London, • Tan. 22. ---Cardinal Bourne
Dr. :wood's Pine ,,e..e., „,. mado a state entry into Westmiester
Norway ' 01'1.1' A° Cethedeal yesterclny afternoon, the oc-
without a doubt one of the geeetest cough casein being invested with mech
and cold remedies on'the market to -day,
ad so great has been its success there
arc numerous preparations put up to
imitate it, Doehot be imposed upon by
taking one of these substitutes, but
init
elie: de being given "Dr. WOOd'S" when
7/be ask for it. Price, 25 Centfi a bottle;
put up iu a yelloev wrapper; three -pine
trees the trade Mrk
a; manufaettired only
by The T. Milburn Co,. Limited,. Toronto,
Ont,.
.,
•Eviry iuBB
end should know
anent Elm mwonderful
IVIWEL Whirling Spray
The new Vaginal dyringe. Best
\tIA
;1' -Most convenient, It cleanses
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instantly. itet yeut
It hot:Minot allpply the
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1%T:tled
ItitV'71rrilgcltitervViiLttitU
WIRDSOR SUPPLY CO., •
„ W,jUdg4r* '04,6 g5o1cCrCao
Cured. by Lydia 13. , Pink -
bath sVegetabileConipound
Fox Creek, N.B.-"I have always
had pains ia the loinsand a weak-
ness .there, and
often . after my
mettle my food
would distrest; me
and cause sore-
ness. Lydia E.
PinkhanesYegeta-
ble Compound has
done me much
good. lam strong-
er, cligestionis bet-
ter, and 4 ean walk
with ambition. I
have encouraged
many mothers of
families to take it as it is the best rem-
edy in the world. You can publish this
in the papers. ' Mrs. Witmlim
BounquE, Fox Creek, N.B., Canada.
The above is only one of the thou-
sands of grateful letters which are
constantly being received by the
Pinkham Medicine ComPany of Lynn,
Mass.,which prove beyond a doubt that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound, made from roots and herbs,
actually does care these obstinate dis-
eases of women after all other means
have failed, and that every such. suf-
tering woman owes it rto herself to at
least give Lydia E.Pin.khara's Vegeta-
ble Coinpound a trial before submit-
ting to an. operation, or giving up
hope of recovery.
Mrs. Pinkhana, of Lynn,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. She has guided
thousands to health and her
advice is free.
. Justice 'for Canadian.
Ottawa, Jan. 22.-0fteeelaineuielehee
in prison in.Mexico City for over two
years without being able to foree (111
issue in -the Mexienn courts, .as to. his
guilt or innecence, tieeree le Haman,
a Canadian citizen, and president of
the defunct Mexico City Bankitig Co.,
will now either have to to premetly
released and given a fele trial in the
eivil courts or .elee the C'ena,liail 111
British Stata Delml Uncut., will hlmw
the reason why.. Final action hue
been taken by the eine.: Beeerteuent
to prevent auy Oa:titer et...mei:fug:a
and delays on the, par1 of the eleei-
can authoeittee, fuel if Mee liemm, bl
a British. subject, 11,421 not IllOttlIWIttl
get justice in tlie :Mexican coulee the
Government of the Republic., will he
celled to task by Groat Britain in an
unmistakable manteer. That ie the ul-
timatum delivered thrmedi the Britieli
Atubaesador ai eV:Wee:on.
QUICK RELIEF FR 3M THAT
PERSISTENT, IMMO NM
We mean the kin0 of congh it gives
one a cold shiver just to hear -the dry,
deep-seated Itack-haelt-hack-t 11 a t
seems it were tearing the very
vitals. That's the kind of cough that
means bUsilises.
Fortunately, though, that is also One
of the kinds of cough for which NE14)1-fl-
ee Syrup of Linseed, Licorice cunt
Chlorodyne was first prescribed, and
which it has been relieving with great
promptness and regularity ever since..
Na-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice
and Chloroclyne is absolutely free from
harunfnl drngs of any Mild, and is safe
even for children. It is pleasant to take,
1000 11015 quickly, reliet,ing the irritation,
loosening the phlegtn, promoting ex-
pectoration, and so stopping the cough.
l'housands declare it to be the best cough
syrup they have ever tried.
Your Druggist will gladly recommend'
it, and will supply yon with either a 25c.
or 500. bottle. The National Drug &
Chemical Co. of Canada,
Limited, xr6
MeseeefereegleeMe-Mateaffeleneeleefeetereem
Five Killed In Mine.
Nem reeved , Wyi, lan. 22. --The
mese of the dust ee.plosion in mine
No. 4 ot the Km -emceed Coal Co. on
I Saturday, whiell caused the death of
I ilve melt and the injury of 18 uthere,
hes not, yet been determined,
The deacl ate: ;lames Smith, Jennie
T-laneen, James Ward, Peter London
and Thomas Dixon: alt Anicnicane.
Nine of the more seriously injnrcel
were removed to a hospital Ed Rock
gs,
eprinWyo.
elle explosion oceurred ie what le
lirehea is the "eeeond mirth" entry,
let) tece freelie, the main slope and
1,000 feet tram the surface. The force
al tile explosion was confined closely
and those working in the immediate
vicinity were the only onos injured.
Mineq 00110.kt.g in other portions of
dee dime inacle their -way lo the 70:
face 1.111111i00e0.•
SUFFERED TRElPABLE PAINS
• • •
OF INDIGESTION. -
MILDURri'a LAX.A.-LIVER PILLS
CURED HEIL
Mrs. Wm. FL MacEwen, Mount
Tryon, PEl., wri too ;-`` Poi' more than a
Year I suffered with all the terrible pains
of inclicostion, and my life was one of ehe
greates, misery. et did rot scent to make
any difference whether 4 me or not, the
pains were ahvays there, accompanied by
• a severe bloating feud belching of whid,
I reel not even get 101101 at night, and
sometimes hardly got a bit of sleep. en
my misery I tried merely remedies said
to cure indigeetion, but they did me not
one particle of good, and I fully expected
I would always be afflicted in this way.
At this time my brother came home on a
visit and urged' Ole to try Milburn's
',axe -Liver Pills, Etna got me a few vials,
By tile time I had taken one vial I began
to iinprove, and could eat with some
relish. I was greedy cheered, and con -
tinned taking the Pills until all traces of
the trouble had disappeared, and I could
once more eat ell hincls of food without
,the slightesten.conve,nience. I am so fully
convineed of their, 'virtue as 'a family
medicine, I have no 'hesitation in recom-
mending them" , I ,
, Price, 25 cents per vial or 6 vials for
,51.00 at ail dealers or mailed direct Oil
receipt of 'price by The T.' IVIllburn CO"
I4taited, Totento, Ont. ' • '
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iyiAntter"Enfriri.
1-everpool and ,Chicago Wheat Futures
Close Higlier-l.eve Stock -
Latest Otiotatiens.
• eI1CLA3O, 20.21571 -teat Miens
to -day shoved some strength on the
reports, that experts frOm TRIssia wal
run liglat tor months to COMII Pricee
at the close a'ffre 0.-4C to 1-1e over last
night. Corn nnishea 1-4e. to 1-232 tip,
oats enchaegee to eeec higher and 'log
proeucts at, a dentine or 2 1-2c to 102.
,\a1:311o,oall.11-vernont 031,11010 el ascii to-daY 011
OTk
cwolli.tIllal141cttlioliwigel,7r then yesterclaY, ana
Winnipeg, 000 ons,
• On. also. Low, (Jose. Lioss.
igas, .......„ .1111/ 110 12 11511
July tette tut%
Toronto Orairt Market.
Wheal, fall, bushel 70 510 20 05
Wheat, goose, bushol • 0 02
Rye, bushel o 00 i Oo
Oats, bushel 0133 .
Barley, bushel o 55 666
Barley, for feed 0 05 0 75
Peas, Mishel 110 1 12
Buckwheat, beshei ..... 0 50 0 02
Toronto Dairy Market.
floitte,
senarator° t dalry lb. 0 P 6
O 324
Be itiietteesrei lei:71:y, lb, 0 33 035
37100`tritteeyrc,:ek:mf droy,ze:711/.1s .... 32 .
Honey, extracted, lb
Eggs, case lots 0 32
0 12 ....
02 4505 3..0.0. '
o i6
Egg.4' ilLeWiv-elarlpaoo! Cirain Prices,
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20. -Wheat -Spot
firm; No, 1 Manitoba Is 0 1-20; No, 2
Manitoba 8. 4 1-20; No, 1 Manitoba 75
li 1-2d.; futures steady, 'March Is 73 -id;
May Is 5 3-40; July 7s 5 7-Sd. Corn -
Spot firm; American mixed, new, Os
Liverpool Provisions.
Liverpool, Jan. 20.-Beeb-Extra In-
dia moss, 1005. Pork-Prirae mesa,
western, 36S 3d; hams, short cut, 14 to
131 lbs., 50s 004 bacon, rAmberland Mot.
26 to 30 lbs., 455 IA; :Aloft rlbs, 10 10 A-
lbs, lis; clear belllos, 14 to 16 lbs., 175
60; long clear mi11/41101, light, 28 to 31
lbs, 98s; long clear middles, heavy, 55
to 40 lbs, 470 Gd; short clear backs, 26
to, 20 lbs., 46s; should.ers, square, .11 tO
13 lbs, 45e GO. Lard -Prime western, In
Lcrees, ells; AMerican refined, 46s. But-
ter, none. Cheese -Canadian, finest
white, 74s; colored, 742. Tallow -Prime
city, 32s; Australian in London, 325 10.
Turpentine spirits, 36s. Rosin, com-
mon, 16s 10 1-20. Petroleutn, refined, 70.
mnniMitoohnatr.5eia,rlingGrain and Produce.
IVIONTREAL, Jan, 20-Themarket tor
wheat continues good,
there being a number of orders in the
market for round lots at 0 further ad -
'ranee in prices of 501 to 41/41 per quarter;
consequently a fair amount of bust/less
was flone for 510.Y -June shiptnent, Bats
from Glagg019 IlIttle been advanced sharn-
ly. A fairly good trade eontinues to be
done In- all lines of coarse grains on spot,
and especially so In American corn.
Cables on spring wheat flour were Mtn
for round lots for prompt shipment, but
ocean freight space is scarce. Local
prices are firm, with a fair trade In flour.
Demand for raillfeed is good. Butter 10
strong under a good demand and small
2upplles. Receipts for the week were.
1070 packages, against MO a Year ago.
Cheese quiet, but firm. 11ecelpts tor the
week were 024 boxes, against 7010 year
ago, Demand for eggs Is good and PriceS
strong. Receipts for the week were 0118,
against 1111 a year ago. Provisions
active. Stocks Wheat, 244,501; corn,
0271; peas, 2363; oats, 402,575; barley,
110,002; buckwheat, 15,576; flour, 74,711.
Minneapolis Grain market.,
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 20.-Cl05e-Wbeat
Traaryd; $011..004; Tot°103'.' 2*11;°0°Aietr°11,$21.10.°5146;;
00.
northern, 51.04; No. 3 wheat, 01.02.
Corn -No. 6 yellow, 62e to 6231c.
00 aytes--0Nuo 53; st. to 47160.
Bran -024 to $24.50.
Flour -First patents, 15,10 to 5510; sec-
ond patents, 24.75 to 13; first clears, 5330
to 13.85; second clears, $2.40 to $2,50.
Buffalo Grain Market,
BUFFALO, Jam D. -Spring wheat dull;
No. 1 northern, carloads, store, 11.14/II
winter strong; No. 2 red, 51.0V/ed; No, 3
red, 9Sc; No. 3 white, $1,01.
Corn -Firm.
Oats -Strong; No, 2 white, 54c; No. 3
white, 510.10; No. 4 white, 5:31c.
Barley -Malting, 11.15 to 11.35.
°ninth Grain Market.
DULUTH, Jan, 20. -Wheat -No. 1 hard,
51.0615; No. 1 northern.; 01.115t4; No,
northern, 1)10231; 51113', 11.05% bld; J uly,
51.0531 1401.
CATTLE MARKETS,
Eas' Buffalo Cattle Market.
EAST l3UPFALO, San. 20. -Cattle -
e.5,.
2c
. p,s _
Receipts 200 head; steady. \reels -Re-
ceipts 200 head; slow end 75c lower;
oITtoS
lots 5300 head; pigs slow
101(1 10c to 151 lower; others active mai
steady to 5a lower; heavy WA to 532)0;
mixed 06.40 to 10.45; yorlters SO to eee5;
plgo 15.05 to 55.35; rough 25.70 to 05.75;
stags $4,50 to $5.15.
S,s.
heertp and rn
labs-Roceipts 14,000;
sheep active and eteady. Lambs slow
01110 lac lower; lambs 13.50 to 56.60;
10w
Chicago Live Steck.
0110 1300, Jan. 20.--Catttc-Receipts,
1000; market weak; beeves, 21.55 to MON
Texas steers, 21,00 to 55.10; western steers,
iIedsc, 35,1
(040 u .85ft -$1,.0.23W;s ,,
st;loolIcelitt;a,st,1stn
tr
0101 1) 0615;
calves, 20.50 to 59.75.
ex.1..111-1,111,eescp:its,101:73).230; 1151101,x015:0,31, 041110070-
16:05; heavy, 01.05 to $1.25 ,015411, $3.10
to 320.20; PLif .6.,1/11...15 to 50.75; bulk of
00105 6610Sheep and Lanths-Eccollits, SON; mar-
ket weak; native, 01:3 to 24.70; westere,
53.60 to 24,7); ".s'earlinp,s, 04.30 to 15.30;
Itunba, natlVe, 500 tu 56.00; Wl:51el'11, 31
to $6.16, ,
LIvel•pool Live Stock.
LIVERPOOL, Jan, 20,-.TOlin 1.10.0411
Co., Liverpool, cable to -any that Moro
was very little me in the he:Pee:pi trans-
acted in the Birkenhead market. '1110
undertone was weak and quotations show
a reduction (.0 one -butt cent. ner Pound
on those last cabled. This ref.:notion 3•3
53119/ tennerary. Sttatt.e ;Ina Clnadian
steers made teem 1331c to 1134c per 1,.
King Meets German Ambassador.
Rome, 31111. 22. -The court dinner
Saturday night in bonen (if Herr WM
leiderlineWaecletee was preeeded by a
long eadience granted by the King to
the German Foreign b'ecretary. The
exchanee beteveen tee Ring and ha
Secretary were meet cordial.' After
the denier the Ring eonferred on the
8ecretary the higheet degree of the
decorations re St. Maurice and et.
Lazarus, presenting him with. tl 1 00-
0131210 of tho order.
Fire In St. Mary's.
St. !vlaty'S lan, 22. -The St. Mary's
'Wood Specialty Co. suffered on Satur-
day 013(111 10 the extent of about 120,-
000 by fire, 11:0131 a cause -unknown.
There is insurance of 517,000. The
.Ore brigade was handicapped by the
hydrants being frozen and this neces-
sitated the laying of extra hese,
frADOit'S Cotton Root Compotavd,
0,1,11k,o, grsoaadioo ?„, ITettreariontoucaToplig4tahinyd
ceItloleunIda.so
torovinbo
vhisthrtvedwcomrcn eaon
s
of strength -Nd. eio. 0.
10:leg:Poe stronger, *3; No. n,
tor spode' eases, et; per box.
Sold by ell druggists, or sent
prepaid on rooetpt eJl price.
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