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This lady, who prior to hey:. mar:
Dr. Adam Seerte was Mieff
Co, An 18 6 5 the lion. gentleman had '
-his early educiytion at Eictou Academy
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thrilliKL REPORT&
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Liverpool -Whea,- Future:: Close. Low-
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,Consul. arld'S that the attack was
made bY pirates 'and \vas not due to
anti.forLgn hatred. ' ' Chinese,' gend-'
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illizaheth S.mith of Hamilton, Ont. is
' are of Ct-tda's 'verY bus), women,
laving quite a long list of self-inr-
eosed duties to cover in cotinection
with the ditfereet brancke§ of Work
that a,ppeal speeially the fair sex,,,Ine
Ottawa- and elsewhere in the, go-
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110'0101i, haying indeed earned no sme, I
share of distinction in a member of
the oets Landing 'depa ref: en te of
women'S work in her'pro-Mintial days.
Since hei, marriage efis Shortt hall
' taken.. a t'ery deem" Intertiet in all
forms of philanthropy, especially that
Pert/tilling, to the public health, ' She
Is at present, convener, of Ole Public
„,a,th ,committee of . the ,National
Connell of Women, and is on a similar
committee, of which '1.,ady Abeteleen,
Is convenor, in the Internationale
Council. She 18 also keenly interested
In the Anti-Tubereulosis Crusade.' She
is an active niember of the y.W.C.A.
haying'held the office of president. in
' the Kingston brench for several years,
during -her reeldence in Lhat city,
;Hrs. Shortt it ' fyae who first wrote '
-to. Queen's University 'to ask for se-
Pirate classes for ,wornen and was
the firet regularly 'matriculated wo-
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CRICAc10,' lliferell 23.---trightness be. -
°erne so pronounced to -day in the .May
wheat option here that shorts in other
futures Joined a .stampedc to cover.
Nows or export.sales'lled a strengthen.
lug effect.' The close showed a net ad-
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ranee of Et %c te 1140. Latest trading
left corn 1,4.1 to 90c up; oats with a gain
of a f/te to 1/2c. and hog products vary-
tog froth 2""e. decline to a rise, of a
nicitel.. ,
The,'LlverPool market closed to on
.wheat ISO lower than yesterday, and oa
corn •9f,d higher to VI lower, Paris wheat
cieSed Unehanged to 14,5 lilfglier, Antwerp
unchanged, and Bet (at ge higtep.'
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. OP' 1-1.1C'IL Low ' L.1Qse" C. 1°2e'
monov,, net; ....ilin 11001.4 • 11003a, - 1100iitab 11002r,,
j 'uly ..,.., 1: .. I. nr., ' i 0" ' °01°"s4'4%.
July __eve, 103 102% 101.'s 103'M
-„°"1-e- ' Teeei Y, Teeter'.
eel), teee eise
Flax, may .c.1 ssip
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Toronto Grain Mafeet,
,N-wvilliea:tt. gi.cjaoite,habautl.e.1...... 400 11 to '6.02.7
Rye bush& ...... ........,110 . ,
0Baartsie.rosub$eitei00 Jo (.1:5.!
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Toronto Woman and Her Daugh-
'' AND NEE O' DIN PILLS
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ter Ai.e Asphyelathdf
AND TERRIBLE SICK HEADACHES
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Toronto, March 20.--ivlothet and
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294 Gcq'T)°11 'r•f S'L'I'I'1014' N'Y'
DRY FARMING WISDOM.
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B001 Completely Cored ,hy,,,Fruit-Miyes Liu.,
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. 33,,,..easpaN,,O,nt. July ,07th; 191o.
street,
ell Was a .dreadful• sufferer for many because
years from $icit Headaches and Bilious -
ness or Torpid Liver, I tried' litany
remLi'es and physicians,' but' notloing Qteti1.5:cir
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seemea to do me any oo . , 'final y
• used eVrait-a-tives" and after the first c',
:boricou I We. as se• In:eh better that I con- cPB"1":"..3.10..
thined using.- these fruit tablets lind they, .uforustri
. lia,yie ceetti Li rieuliyy cctiarne dr eneioe tn. , me, n a -,,rmit.
a-tives" to anyone who suffers from
Headaches Biliousness or S t 010 a eh
le", el ,-, '-se ' ' 'eel
at s ISAAC:VANSICKLE;
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Mrs, Amelia ' Liiaden and
i, ad 11 • v. e h ,xiated b
.• ian ,e e i ‘ er asp1t , Y
iii -their becitotene at 117 Borden
on Sunday morning. Alarmed
they failed to come down'stairs
e._, brealtfast, shout ' it o'clock,. the
tnc):,'Ilit,rrcs, leleitelle° lirl.Ts gill'e'cil-do„vt;
eas .enees and found the t\vo women
. . bed' •.
A. ,i'll'ck of ulster 'a 'rai Bath,
_streets ems summoned, but he
d that life in both .cases had.
boon extinct for, several houre. ' Chief
COroner, Dr. A. L. Johnson was, note
rind inAructed Coroner- Dr. NI,. A. ,
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in New York
acl jitoyut? thIeluelarniaesdt
summer. My
daughter went to
. Kingston,. Out,
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The .NhyciaenadrlythbeyHaonwE0):1)1,,trxplaineti
Vi7fillng on "Some" Dry Farming
Problents," A. M. Ten EYcir, superin-
tendent of the western an as expere
merit station, Fort flaYs, Kam, says;
Beperts bave lost many a convert tO
dry farming by cloudleg., the issue.
They put in jupt a little too much sce
fence and not quite enough common
eense. What a farmer wants is plain
Engfieh in short sentencee and not
many to a paragraph. You can't make
Thousands of people have nad the
experience es Mrs VanSickle.,
Graham to investigate. Re decided
that an Investigation was unnecessary,'
e a... . witeee- <.." ere _
It too plein for the man who struggles
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with dry, het winds.
same
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-Alley have tried doctors and taken all
:sorts .of Medicine Only to find. that
Feent-a-tives "' i the one .and only
r em ea y tit a t actually elites :these
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"Pruit-a-tives" is the only Medicine
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on the world, made of fruit juices, and
is the ereatest lever Care ever raise.
coydecl'. It aets directly on Liver;
IC i d :1 e Ys. and. 61 -1.n -sweetens . the
stomeeh and purifies the blood.. ' '.
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as cleat i was purely accideeta .
. A gas heater,- with the jet thrown
wide open, allowing the fumes to es.
cape, was the cause of the ttagedy,
Albert J. Leaden, a son, returned
from work at the Majestic 'Theatre,
where he ' is emoloycd as an electri-
elan, ,at midnight. •et, thee thee Mrs.
Leeden was just going' to bed.' She
went downstairs to give, her son s -up-
per, and .a short time later returned
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the sturaxier 'there. She got
Pills and sent them,
I tried them and found them
beet medicine that I ever used
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So far as cultivation is concerned,
there are exactly three principal Steps
in this dry farming businees, and shy
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'farmingodis it should be understd,
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conserving,the Moisture, nothing more.
Hem thee ore.
First.-2The L011. m.ust, be loosened to
a eonsieetable depth in order to pre.
Pere, a reservoir to receive the rain and
man student to enter the University.troubles.
In 1884 she graduated in medicine,
one, of the, first three women to • de so,
and besides' her degree from.. Qne.en'e
• she holds' a diploma frometlie,Oetarlo
College of Physiciaus Mid Surgeeas,
,so that she was able to practice me-
'Maine, tvhich she - did for two years
in Hamilton. In Ottawa, Mrs. ShorttCheese,
holds the °Mee of vice-president of
thee Women's - Canadian Club, yice-
presidentof the Council of Women,
and belongs as well to the Women's
HON., B. I!. PEARSON
of 'Nova Scotia Legislature
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and D•alliousle College, Halifax, and
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"for a time Was alderman on the Halt'
pee City counete , • -- -e--.-...- e -. 'nutter,
ParleY, for feed . ° 6 ° 74
Pens,. bushel .....,.., .....,„ 1 15 1 20
Buckwheat, bushel ....,. . 0(11 0.65
•• Toronto Dairy. Market,
Butter, creamery, lb, rolls, 0 87 - 0 'a
Better, cretimery, . solids' Ole ...,
Butter, seaarator, dairy, lb, 0.81 ft 35
store lots ' 812 004
new, lb 0 161,e 0 17 •
NetleyeOrabs, dozen ' 2 50. 3 ce
Honey, extractee, lb ..... ,013 ,.,
Rees, new-taid 0 zi . e 24
Liverpool Grain and Produce.
LIVERPOOL, march • 23.-Ceistrig--
SoC. a hON, 6 for' ee.eo, or trzel size,
eec. At all dealers or froth Peuit-a-tives
l'imIted. Ottawa . •
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to her room; where her daughter Le-
lian had ' retired - a couple of hours
before. et is thought that She turned
the jet of theeheater off, as: the roam
much better I hope you can gee it so
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I can get Gin Pills in New York .
CHARI,ES COLLINS.
Sold eveeywhere in Canada at eoc; a
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was if are], and then, by Mistake,.
turned it op, apd then retired. ,IVirs,
Leaden teas 71 years of age, el' d her
Lillian about 35 years. '
Lillian leaden' had been deployed.:
in the office of the Gutta• Pemba Rub-
bet Co. for some time. , ,eirsi Leaden
wee, thewife .of Michael J. 'Leaden,.
box, 6 for $2,50. Sample free if you
write Nationel Drug and Che'mical Co.
of Lanada, Litnated, Dept. A Teronto..,
If you need a gentle laxative or 'some-
thing tostir up the liver, take National
I,azy Liver Pills, 250. a boX. ' 106
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Historical Society 'anti to the Mothers'
Tine:dn. . ,
Mrs. Shortt was hOrn at Kingston,
and her' husband, who fer a runnber of
years was 'Professor of Political .Eco-
money at Quedes University, ia nee,
ConamisSioner of the Civil Service at
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Ottawa.
Slit 'W. M. AITKEN, -
Canadinu Millionaire; British .M.P.
One ° 'mixed,
A of the features ' in
vit- , - - '
Mother of Parliaments recently was
tee maiden speech of Sir W. M.
Aitken, the young Canadian million-
aire, who, at tee last election, cap-
tared Ashtounder for the
Wheat -spot 'nominal; futures steady,
march nominate May 7s 7 5-Sdi. July Is
6 7-86. Corn -Spot steady; Arneri3an
new, Is 3d; de, old, 85.11c1; new
lain dried 6s 7 1-2c1; Puttres irregular;
May Gs 4 1-46; Sept. 50 2 3-46.' Flour-,
Winter patents 29s 9d. Hops in London
(Pacific coast) £10 and £11 .5s. ,
Beef -Extra India mess 102s Gd. Pork
..-Frinte. niees, ;western, S3s 9c1; hams,,
w, • march 25.' -el.' he iti ti nee um
Ottaa
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e ni i Hon. TAY. Grath.: rs, enlister.
oi Labor, has laid doNve ti the Grand
eollector for .the Bell. Ewart Ice Co.
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Two sons and , two daughters, Mrs.
Go odfell OW and Mrs. Rolph, wife of
the senioe partner of th3 firm of RolPtt
85 .01arlek also survive. ' .
eurrect ene ennnty a watt, a1 'name
rhartiriet. .. •
The sentence was eight hundred
lashes, and the flogging tvas inflicted
Wall,
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merce_ has played a big part in Sir
mt.,. thirty-tevo years of life. :He
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was,. e"discovered" politically by ' iter.
Bona" Law. "Why not stand for Par-
Ilan -tent?" said Ms friend. Sir Max
Aitken turned the idea °leer in his
mind •very quickly. He was not a
politician in the 'ordinary sense of the
word; but. We.8 heart and soul an Em-
nire man He was -not a practised
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speaker, but he had something to say.
Rather late in the day he started his
campaign and east talked In a friend-
. ly, conversational, way upon the Im-
perial matters which Were near his
heart and which be thoroughly under-
sMod. He vron. At Westminster he is
eagerly
a little bit shy. He does not ea
embrece chalices for self -advertise-
remit.
short cut, 14 to, 16 lbs., 53s .6c1; bacon,
6 . , us;
C an ' 2 to 30 •lbs.
umberl d cut,
short t.ths, 16 to 24 lbs, 49s; clear .bel-
Iles, 14 to 16 lbs, 49s; long clear Middies,
light. 38 to 34 lbs., 51s; long clear mid-
dies, heavy, 35 to 40 lbs., 60s ad; short
clear hacks, 36 ,to 20 lbs, 47s 6f1; should-
ersi, uare, 11 to .13 lbs., 44s 651. Lard,
--3 m- - -.,
en sclqweetern in tierces 47s; 7A5ms e6ral:
can, retleea, eSs.. Chee'se, CarlaMac
finest white,. 75s 6d;. colored,
Tallow, prime city, 31s iel; Austraten
in London, 328 6d. Turpentine, spirits,
see se. Rosin, common, Es Sch Petro-
leurn, refined, 9 3-3a. Linseed oe. 380
ea; eaten seed oil, 245 10 1-2d.
Montreal and_Pro_due e* .
W�10Mquaorteelea23t.o...--dalfyotllowen g
roerriPerricati o. y, .
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0 t -Canadian 'western, No. 2, 521Ao 10
efF4:,d5sofe 24800,515405?oNtoo. 5(121/10ec;aelicwtrft,iteN.060. 01
Trunk Railway that be 1Vould oppose
ally. further legislation for the road
- ti t 't
until it lived up to the agreemen 1
tnade with its men is already produc-
i, et fruit, Mr. Crothers has received
word that Supt. ICell v f the Gr ••d
Tterti‘anwl:thepheiramti. ti. e depealtm°ent willab' e
hi Ottatva to-dey to take up the mat-
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strian WI MOTS TO bITIKV.
Prag- .7, Austria, March • 25 The
. . . , ., . .. .c
miners in the Aussing &stn. t have
resolved te call a geeeral strike• on
Tuesday. Thirty-six thousand men
will be affected.,
with such merciless severity;
himself standing by and urging the
11 °gems to do their utmost., that the
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untappy inan died soon afterward's.
Wall fled, end hid himself for tweiaty
years but he was brought to trial in
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the end, and being found. guilty of
=Eder eras hanged in London in the
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TWO things 1VIr. Crothers is insist-
irg uPon: That the 13$ men who were
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Arthur .Hawkes To Report.
Ottawa, March 25. -Arthur Hawkes,
presence of some forty thoneend peo-
pie; who shriek•ed. imprecations upon
hit°. .
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nslver reinaated by the compa ftet
nY a
t..it last strike be given an. opportun•
..y ,e . ,, )
it to i turn to wool., ar d that the re-
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cent announcement of a cut in wages
be withdrawn. ' -
Mr. Co./tilers stated last night that
if the compauy cloes not come to time
he will tight the present financial
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speeial conatnissioner of immigration,
tv1,1.2 returned a few days ago from, his
trIp to England, hoe put in a report to
Hon. Robert Rogers, Minister a the
Interior, on, the co-ordination of the ,
• rniiration, policies of the Dominion
in' e
and tue erovirides.
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WASTROUBLED Witil HEART.
DISEASE AND NERVOUSNESS,,
SEVERAL DOCTORS COTILD DO HER
NO GOOD. THREE sons OP
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bill of the Grand. Trunle when
comes before the House tooth and
nail. It is, ti course; a. private bill,
and not a Government measure, but
' (idea the majorite
IVIr. Croteers Is eon him i
(6 the members will sepport him it
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Kee,. Emmanuel Leaves for Vienna'
' Rotne, March 25. --King Victor Ern-
maned left here Saturday night for
Venice, where he is to ineet the Ger-
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man Emperor, Extraordinary police
preeautions were taken all along the
rode, and at the .s.tation prior to the
MILBURN'S HEART AND NERVE
PILLS COMPLETELY CURED HER.
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IVIiss Mary Lebeau, Edison, Sask.,
writes: -"I was troubled with ' heart
disease and nervousness for over two
a '
years, and was so b d at tames I had to
pit up at night being unable to breathe,
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rctreeezess mummy Grows el 5i101.11
. Immnions or "DRY p5,usuma.0
[Photograph by the Montapa. Farmers' It
Witmer
carry the water downward Into 10
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'Europe's First Parrot ' •
' • SO tar as known, the first introduc-
tion of parrots into Europe occurred
OWL
' 1 te. f 11. century B.C., when, It is
to 50:e; No. 3 local wbue, 49c to 49360.;.No.
4 local white, 48e to 481/frc. ,
Harley -Malting, $1.05 10'st.10. ,
Buckwheat -No. 2, 720 to 130.
Flour-manitoba, spring wheat patents,
firsts, $5,70; seconds, $5,20; strong bakers',
I 11 1 0
I related, ene of the geneieils of Alex-
Dr. Mrs, AnAll SHORTT, 1 ender's army, returning from India,
•A Canadian Weraan of Distillation brought with him specimens of the
. • 1 rIngeaecked parrakeet. These parra-
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, keets, whieh were called "Alexandrian
RON. BENJAMIN le PEARSON, 18.0, parrakeets," after the nionarch ill
. ; whose reign they were introduced, are
s till very popular with bIrd-fanclerit,
Hoe. B. F. Pearson is another bi ape aro so common ea imea.teaL eau_
pur legislators whe have graduated ors continually bring .them to Europe
from • the journalistic ' field, being and America, They are docile, and
president of the "Chronicle" Publish- while slow. in acquiring speech, finally
Mg Co.,, lialifae, and. other journale reake excellent talkers. Roman writers
in Nova Scotia.. Ile Was elected Inrorm us that they were not eaten in
to the Nova Scotia Legislature,- India, but were held sacred because of
at the general elections in 1901 and 'their ehililer to reproduce human
again la 1906, and on December 22 speech.
of the flatter year entered the ceefinet ' '
without portfolio, and still continues
to be a memberof the Executive
'Coun01.1, Born se Mesatown. Colchesteet
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choice, 95,10 ID $5,e3;
5,La winteripaten$ts,„ . _ __, .0 . a. _
.i. i ht ro lers, 4.6e to $4.7b, a ., u gs,
$2.15 fo $2.26,
Relied' oats -Barrels, $5.05; bag of 90
lbs,,
al eed-Bran, $25e aborts 937; mid-
dIggsf, $29; thounne, e30 to $34'.
.Hay -Nn. 2, per ton, ear lots, $15 to
915.50.
t westerns 15%c to 1.5%0;
Cheese --Pines 1,
finest easterns, 1914c to 5e.
B tter-Cholcest creamery, 8,11fic to Mei
eti
seconds 3311c, to 34e.
Temrt-Frep, 34; soled°
- er bag, car 104.:111.055tai,V1e.ii0.
4131.10issegoSusi,gf riob.2a5ittooirsitos.15101e.d, 9f1,25 to
Pork -Heavy caeada. abort cut mess,
baereis. 35 to 95 pieces, $22.50; ries backs,
barrels, 45 to 55 pieces, $22.
Lard --Compound tierces,' 375 . lbs., Me:
pans, 20 lbs. neteergat pure, tierces,
375 lbs., 12%o; pure, wood pails, 20 ibs,
018, 12:11c.
Beef -Plate, barrels. 200 lbs., 914.50; do,,
Plate, tierces, 100 tbs., 921.50.
• Buffalo Grain Market, ' t
BUFFALO, March 23. -Wheat -Close-
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aro%Ts Hair at 65
Kitie's departure.
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and every little noise would make Inc
shake and shiver. I tried. several doe-
tors, but -they were unable to do me any
soil.. This may be, aceomPlisbed
deep plowing, by. listing or by diskir
unplowed lands. '
, • Y. ears.. of „Age •
FAM OU 3 0 '3 U BTS, MARTIAL.
good. A neighbor then advised me to try
a box of Milburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills.• As soon as I began to take -them
I began to feel much better, and by the
Second. -The water which is carric
down into the subsell must be brougl
back again into the surface soil, whe
the seed is and the
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Dear Sirs: "I imaed 01 Parisian
Sage and as my head would Itch tt
good dealt, Ithoughie. I would •try
It. I never uted any remeclie,s be-
pee, ad mme bald on top • oe my
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head .- • . - • ,
I amusing' thei tigrci p"rie. auu
have alot of hair ;where I was bald
I wonitdt like yole 10 see. thlef new
hair sprouting from my,head.. The
etching in my 'scalp, quidtly disap-
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paired, I am 65 yeare old. and have
been eitthee'Bazaarl 51 years.
Wm. A.HapPereAuetioneer Hark-
new Bazaar» Ninth( et Sameon Ste.,
Philiaddphi P
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Large bebtlet of ParislagWeSage 50
cents. ua3ranby , S
Gteed
Tlohnes fox dandruff, falling lailir
Incidents That Have Roused Ire ot
Britons.
The public interest that was frous•
ee,cifeuht3.' Sttilit?er,reec,optilisticleeiTbrIttr.umtIlioienglh °Ili
was, was as nothing by edimarison
with tbe fever ef excitement intc
Which the country wes 'thrown some
lime, back by a court-martial on two
young officers of 11,,,, eete Regiment,
in 1 Per 'y end Greer, . Says Peao
na ec i ,
„eon's, weekly.
These young men were 111.mM:caul.
le "ragged" by the other officers, end,
because they dared to attempt to de.
fend. themselves mete their este in
the good old English fashion,. they
al d, and their arin
were courtenarti. le 9
'careers
t'me I had used the third box I was com-
3
pletely cured. I would advise anybody
suffering from heart disease and nervous-
ness to try these pills. They will save
quite a bill in actor's fem."
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills cure
all heart ated nerve troublea. by their.
restorative Influence on every organ ann
trssue of the body. • ..
rice cenper box, or 3 boxes for
P 50 ts
$1.2.5 at all dealers or mailed deed on
receteit of price by The 'I'. Milburn Co.,
Limited,...uoronto, Ont.
.--•
• Knox in Venezuela. .
Caracas, 1VIttreh 25.-A whirlvvind
finish marked the last day of the Visit
ef the Arodican Secretary of State,
Mr. Knox, and his party to the Vene.
zue an ea 1 al. e leaves to -da tot
'
1 P t H 9
The Secretary drove
. gerniinating yeti'
rods are growing, and to accomplit
this a good connection must be mat
between the furrow slice and the su
saoile,rapudowthniss.is the purpose in the te
of the subsurface packer immediate
ft 1 I '
Third. -Finally in order that the w
ter which is draWn up again towel
., _
L0.0 eurrace may not reach the air al
be wasted by evaporation the OPP
two or three inches of the soil west 1
'met mellow in tbe forni of a at
.,
4301011, and this is accomplished in t]
grovving of crops by frequent culttv
tion, which is not s0. practicable tvi
wheat and other small grains as WI
corn and other intertilled crops..
sausomiosasolsorsicrimMas
Spring wheat dull; winter nrm; No. 2
No. '
'- •
•
• ithf
ry e lour lhat h Ids
the. confidence 'f
thousa ds of
red, in.el.asked; 2 white, $1.02%. .
Corn -Stronger; No. 2 yellow, 7215,e; 710.
4 yenow, 70eie; NO. 3 corn, Wee; eio. 4
corn, 69c to "Mc, alt ou track, thru-hilled:
Oats -Higher; No. 2 white, 57%c; No, 3
white, 5Ftic: 'N.o. 7 white, Mec.
Bariev-maiting,.$1.22 to 21.M. ;
. .
Duluth Grain Market
-
DULUTH, Mar. 23. -Wheat closed--
, NO. 1 hard, 31.08 7-9; No. 1 northern,
91.07 7-8; No. 2 northern, 91.04 7-8' to
91.05 7-8; May, $1.0T 3-8 bid; July, 31.08
asked. e...
and scalp etch. Puts liee and beau-
ty into faded hair and Is a delight -
fill hair clreesing. .,
ruined. -
0 • t they woUld have been
1, aleast .
ruined hit 1 ' tl pubrc utery that
., L .01 1,3 1 -o
erisued. The ' press took up their
Puerto Cabello.
yesterday morning to the residence oi
the Foreign elinist.er, Gen. Kennet
Mates, where he was entertained. He
-,-
F rmers Buying More Machinery.
"13epartmental reports from Our fie
men show that dering the -pest ye
'
A - au
cHINEBE KILL MEE Rn
illSORDEll'AT CHEER.
w. . d
Mr. Ricks Of Oshkosh, is., an
.
C'oMpanions Attacked BY
P I rateSi
,
--
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I chang, Province cit''llupell, China.
March 25.,A telegram received here
from e't Province cf Szecliv••e n
case, and not a newspaper in the
country but what was upon their side.
Even "The Times `broke with all its
traditions, and bitterly denounced
therides • warning
the militia' y all ,
them in a tianst remarkable and out-
spoken leading altieth that the tem-
per d the people was such that mur-
eler would probably be 'clone unless
Messrs. Perry and Greer were re-
. ted •
nista .
Meanwhile noofficer of the 461h
dared show himself in uniform in the
streets of Windsor, .where the reed-
ment was stationed, and Oven officers
of other corps, who had nothing di.
reetlY to do' with the affair, 'became
the objects of gibes and jeers of the
PePulace. -Eventually however, the
and
had luncheon with the American mie•
sion, Elliott Northcott, at the legation.
There were special races at the hippo.
drome, and later a reception and ball
given by President Gomez at the Mira-
flores .palace. •
Foreign Minister Matose in welcom.
ing Secretary Knox, said that his 'visit
meant closer ties of friendship and
the development of conareerce. The
Seeretary, in responding, said: "The
volume of incoming and outgoirtg eorn,
merce between . Venezuela and the
:United -States is relatively larger than
between Veneznela. and any othen
country. Good _will and mutual cond.
..dence will make it actually larger.
Thus interest in Venezuela should in•
crease,
more ep to date and mo ern machi
ery as been purchased and install
. . - .
on the farm than during any ptevie
ten years," ,So declared Secretary 99
son recently in discussing the rese
'of a recent investigation as to the E
tent the farmers were following 5
vice concerning the use of mode
tooleand macbinery for farm equ'
ment. The department has been et
ing the use of the latest tools and n
chinery for agricultural purposes, I
pecially in recent years. Reports slit
that not only such improved imp
ments as disk plows, two. horse cul
ws twenty foot dr
vators, disk harro ,
harrows and. two • horse steel - bet
plows, but the latest improved gaeoll
honae-cooks .
CATTLE' MARKETS.
HE present huge -demand for PURITY FLOUR
shows the confidence in which it is held by thousands
T of home -cooks. •
,
•
Those Who have used PURITY FI.OUR have come to
believe in it. They look on PURITY as a friend. They
feel they can trust it implkitly,
•
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E2st Buffalo Cattle Market.
EAST BUFFALO, March Se -Cattle
Receipts 150 head; active and steady.
Veda -Receipts 600 head; active and
Me lower; 95 to $9.75.
Hogs-Reeelpts 9800 bead; slow, 150
to ssc lower:. heavy ana mixed 97.80 to
97.89; yorkers 97.25 to $7.85;. pigs 96.90
to 97.10; roughs 96.75 to 96.90; stags $5
because each and . every lot
of PURITY FLOUR has
always been uniform -always
,
up to the high standard (squid-.
ity that has made it.famous..
. •
Wouldn't you too like to use
, , , t
a flour you could always rely
,
on? Wouldn't you like to feelcalves,
certain that your bread, cakes,
• •
and pies were going to turn
out exactly right ? That's just
how you'll feel when yOut'l
a user of PURITY'
FLOUR, --the confidence- -.
,
creating flour. '
. PURITY FLOURgives highrclass reaults,
exeitt.s.iitely of the 'high-grade fportione
'
hard wheat.
•
_40s••
CY
-
• URI110
of
4,_
AP9P:rt,
sem. /
war
rcoti,
6.
niter
because it
the best
if
..
i*:,''gathers
'•
consists
Western
,,,.....,,,
e
'"'
to $5.75; .dairies $7.25 to $7,80. •
Sheep and ieml3s--Recelpts 4600 head;
active. sheep steed y; lambs 10e higher;
,
iambs $5 to $8.25.
Chicago Live Stock. .
CHICAGO, March 22.--cattle-neeetpts,
800; market steady; beeves, $5.25 to 465;
Texas steers. 0,50 to $5.95; western steers,
$5.70 to 98.85; stockers and ,feeders, $4.25
to $0.50;' cOWs. and heifers. $2.50 to $570 e,
$5.50 to $8.
t ptsKomi-market steady to
Hogs-Reee , 50 lower; , light, $7.20 to $7.60; , 'taxed,' $7.25"
to Sem heavy, $7.25 to $7,60; rough, 47.20
to 97.35; pigs, 9G.10 to 97,;, bulk of sales,
$5.40 to $7.55. . • 1
Sheep arid Larnbs-Receipts. 1500; mar 1
ket dull; native.' $4 to 56; western,. $4.50
to $6.25; yearlings. $5.50, to $6.90;. lambs,
'native, 95.80 to 57.85; western, $6.25 to $8.
, ..
Liverpool Live Stock. I
LIVERPOOL, march 23. -John Rog-'
Bra & co“ Liberpool, ea,bled to -day that
there was very little business trans-
acted fp the Birkenhead market, .ane
auotations last cabled remain unalter-
51, States ancl Canadian steers making
from 14 1-40 to 150 per pound. ' ;
'
ashen, ,
a s that three Americans-Mes•te.
s y,
Sheldon he
sentences were reversed quiet
thereby restored.
Kaiser at, Venice.
plows, are being need. '
J icks, Heffinan and -a
*are presumed to be miisienariee, vow,
ettacizeciy.awhile, eeplorieg the g,te ...ede
in the regtse River in e. boat 1111
all three were robbed and wounde.l.
scldiere and 9, doctor haVe h qui
despatched to Wushan trent this ei'y.
WUSIMI1 is about 75 miles to toe
WeStward on the Yangt,,,e. , , ,
Pekin March 25. -The American le -charge
.. ,• . , .. , ...
gawp nere eeceiveo5 a telegram yest a-
day from T, Baker, eoeste at Chang-
kin g, saying that the Americans at-
t st - Ti e
tac ed at, us ia,n ate eae ler, 1
k W I •
Acme
consul says Mr. .flicks, -whose I
'wes Oshkosk, Wis., was killed and
that big companionii, though wound-
Another sensations) court-martial
was that. 1.n which 'a. certain Captain
Robinson w.as the pencil:tel._ figure.
This also was a "ragging' case, but
unlike Messrs. Perri and Greer, Mr.
Robinson neade no attempt th defend,
o .,,,
himself while he was belies "ragged";
so; as it-iwas determined to hound'
hem from the service, he was tried
en a .. of °submitting to un-
' brother
Reptlemanly conduct by his
officers?' -
- '
To the ordinary civilian mind it
' h ' h had b n
seems as if t e officers, ev o. ee
guilty of the ungentlemanly conduet
wee° .the blameworthy parties rather
than the one who under compulsion
submitted M it, but this was riot the
light that the army authorities re-
Venice M h 25 -E • W11.
, are . mperot 2
ham of Germany, accompanied by
Princess Victoria Louise and Prince
and Princess August.William, arriv-
ed here esterday and was received
at the sta ion by e mayor, he pre-
Yt' th t
feet and other authorities, the German
ambaesadoi and many members of the
eimend y. t.gin
CTOW
C •colon A reat d that
th • E
at the sta ion gave • e Em
peror an ovation and the applause
and cheering continued all along the
,
h 11 It li n
route to the Ho enzo ern. . a a
‘,„;v„s,, intermingled -with the
o'le`ee`-te.,
n ; of the Germans
The Emperor, WhO Ca1113 here from
Vienne, where he spent Saturday with
the Emperor Franeis Joseph at Schen.
Caetle, King Victor
How to Make Sausage.
To avers, twelve pounds of meat ta
three •tablespoonfuls of salt, three
black pepper, sis of powdered sage a
one teaspoonful of red pepper. Gri
the meat through the m111, tben /I
- .
the seasoning thoroughly. Let sta
halt an -hour, them grind . again, est
and hang up in a dry, cool place. Af
they hang a week or ten days, or •un
the skins are d take dome rub w
. • ry,
with corn meal, and place in a wood
box with brown paper between es
layer. Sausage may also be kept frE
if f 1 d laced in jars and covet
, r e , p
in 8 11 not Kende
with the drlpp g .
, ._.-
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a
JUST BREATHE IT 1
-
garded the matter in. After a trial
. . .
lasting thirty days they found the
• •
prisoner guilty, and the usual - sen-
. .
tence dismissal was.
brunn will meet
Emimatuel ho is now' on his way to
, „ ,
Venice. 'Shortly after his artival, the
'
Emperor, the prince and ' princesses
.
make up tbe deficiency witb melt
lard. Keep. the jar well covered in
cool place. -Farm and Ranch.
On account of the extra`strength of PURITY FLOUR please
, . - •
- 'remember when making pastry, to ' add more shortening
f
than an ordinary flour
.. . .
pi ii ri iiry rAeciduires.h i
, en mak ng
sa n bread add more water,
e ' ,it n d 13 U. R I T y
+LOUR will -expand
F ..
L into more loaves than
F . , •
the same weight of
, ore rea an ordinary flour can
" hl b d d nro uce thus making
d
. ' '
.. I e II " more bread and bet-
better oread , - ter bread."
Died From !..juries In Explosion,
Kingston, March 25.-A Russian
named, Valeymeinlieff, who was bad-
Iy injured in the construction camp
oi the Canadian Northern Railway,
Sydenham, Saturday, died at the
General Hospital yesterday. . His arm
wa.i so badly' hurt that it bad to be
, '
amputated, and, lie could not stand
iihe shock. His com.panion is still in
i critical .condition. While blasting
lhey were struck, With houlclers.
..This makes the third fatality in
the C.N.R. construction camps in this
listriet within a few -months. An
',request has been ordered.
# -
Cures
egt"' W ....g
all
tO 1,U S -14'
9 ' i'.
, ' ' . A
e 1
d . S .ehool
11 thritia ,
9
, _ess,
Neeee ,
Catarrh -
. ,
. ..
No- treatment is • simpler, or more
of pronounced;
but again the public arose in its
wrath, arid once more the sentence
was minuted.
A quite different ' type of court-
martial, but one that arottserl fully
as much. general interest,. was that
which sat at Chatham for the trial of
Colonel Templar, chief inspector of
of Militax Balloon.
the Army S Y
ing, on a charge of having sold secret
,.
information to a foreign Government.
The evidence was of the most serisa-
e
Menai eeseription, feat it pom ed
elusively to others as being the real
Templar,
went htseeing in ,6ola' and
paid several 'Visits. The whole town
was illuminated last evening and put
cn a eruly gala, appearanee.
LIVe Stook and ()airy.
---
There's a 'Salve for every sore, but it
won't do any good if the sore Is on tbe'
.
hothe and the salve remains in the drug
.
store. ' ' .
mare is the Most successful dual
The . , ,
purpose animal on the farm, perform.
.
ost a season's work and r .
Mg aim aisin
'
as good a colt t7,e, 'though
. ----
-....4,,,p4.444.44.4.-/R4+4.44,-.8.44,444.
.
OF COURSE!
......._
Of course 11 One hasn't tbe
' necessary knowledge and ambl-
. •
of Hon to succeed at fanning there
n . ,nace in moving o .osvn
is ' ' ' t t
o dise • '
to stu• 3. aw or me c e or e-
d I , di in b
come a policeman, - Farna and
" R h
4..v..4......,t ++++ ...t.4444.44444.2.444o
g ". ' " 4'4 IV
•
pleasant. 167 remedy sIo free front
pernicious drugs. YOU simplV . inhale
Catarrhogone - its medicated vapor
11051 the real,. Won't you use cla-
. tarrhozone and be cured ? Two
rncn Is yea men , ,, . . amP
. tl ' t t ' t $1 00 S ' 1
2I2e, 25 cents; all dealers, or fslr. C.
t?olson & Co., Hartford, Conn., TJ,S.A.,
tncl Kingston, Ont. • •
,
c i ,
eti.:E arr .ozorte
1-1 ' '
- . -
• . ' '
guilty narties and Colonel
- ' ' ' • : 1t.-
atter having been honorably acque
ted, VMS' ' publicly handed back his
sword ftiniel, scenes of frantic entams-
'
easm; ' . ,
e tick memories e us er round the
court_rnart.i al -that was assembled at
Kingstow J aica by 'Ore -veneer
Wall for the trial of Sergeant Arm-
' •
strong, The prisoner was charged
with mutiny, but his real ()Vence
•:' 1 to hav'e been that he had ia-
seems . .
practically
t the tire ear in idienese.'
she. spen e en 9
In compounding rations for the cowl
the herdsman should not overlook the
fertilizing value of the different feeds.
For example with nitrogen .at 15 cents
' h lc d d t
Per Pound Itnd Pheefiecr ael an P°
ash at 4% cents, a ton of corn is worth
e while cottonseed Meal would fig-
, $6.4e, ,
um $23.75. • -''' • .
. _meta.
,
.,',., •
'Woors PhoZphodi
. ,
The 'Great Baguet. Item
TOMS (OA 1111t1g0Tate$ th0 TV:
& , nervoud spawn, makea I
' ';'''‘ ' - Bloodin oidiTeine..curesei
oug Dchility ' Mental and Braiarry, ,
' - --- ' We lenissieits.S
nondency, &peat aloneas1 r
maeorriana and Effbats of buBe or .'rce4
P 1 $1 p Oox, sikfor$5. Oa e wellplease
'' cc -c kll 11 druggist§ or maik.
meoura , 0 l a ,
- tlin,PekeF;eir 44;23 itenazinatalliettee oo.•
Wormer/2/ Felateeeel , To , 4
Make your next flour order sriell.P.U-R-I-T-Y F -L -O -U -R.
it costs slightly more, but it s worth the difference. ,
Add PTJRITY FLOUR to grocery list right now.
' • , 'lee
. S.OLD, IN CLINTON BY ,I3eauorn St Smythe,
' cantelon Bros., Geo. NIcLeenitan & CO.y
, 'W.: T. O'Neil, , J. P. Sheppard & Co.'
I Harrison Wiltse. , L. Snifter Co., Distribaors,
,
crtl0k913 COtiOn Root Compound:
.
-reeee. The great Uterine Tonic, ana
-----ess ,only safe effectual Monthly
" e.e.:7 ...earitegteateronwhichwomen,can
-Pe ..--' depend. Sold la throe degrees
1 ,...e4 ea of strength-, No. 1, Sl;
'.%. '' 10 degrees stronger, $6; No, 3,
_te: for special caws, 5,65 Poe bov.
. Hold im, all druggista, or sent
Stl , , I.11
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