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To Mail is Sir°. nger PREVENTION Of TOEIERGO10516. ,
Than His Stomach The Whole world has been appal-
led at the Titanic ditsaster becauetp
e
,A„ strong man is strong all over. No man cart be 1,601 livewere lose, many of them
hoin,
t t omes," f , e2
strong who is suffering from weak stoma311 with its moeittee(fuin: a eeV
consequent ittdigestion, or from seine other disease P. and °Veal' bet of ntews in ehe Way
of evidence( inIthe inveselga.tfon. jE)
of the stomach and its associated organs, which irn.
eagerlk ',SealDliked 1 Wo weeks
pairs digestion and nutrition. For when the stomach ,s0i;11
Vallit in
is weak or diseased there is a loss of the nutrition ailter elle( tragedy to ewer La
contained in food, which is the source of all physical ANS\ what ,ca,49ed the Weaker. Sugges-
strength. When a man "doesn't feel just right," 4tion,s haVe alreadY been mado'both
rst t
when he doesn't sleep well, has an uncomfortable by alewsPapeand mulltetldes of
feeling in the stomaeh after eating, is languid, nervous, irritable and despond. avoid (the repetition of belch all
eaenbecause it oe-
,
ent, he is losing the nutrition needed to make strength.
awfut serophe ;
Such a man should use Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical cuseecl wielsina 1 ew hems. Right -
Discovery. It cures diseases of the stomach and other ly ere _
organs of digestion and nutrition. It enriches the blood. The ravages of disease go °nine
invigorates the liver, strengthens the kidneys, nourishes icessamen anion44. ,them none more
teth't
3 the nerves, and so GIVES HEALTH AND STRENGTH TO sidiously fetal an he 1 ea
THE WHOLE BODY. . 1 white plagues, eseberculesio, thous
-
You can't afford to accept a secret nostrum as a substitute for this non- ands dying., every year, and yee
alcoholic medicine or KNOWN COMPOSITION, not even though the urgent dealer , there wee not much said or thought
may thereby make a little bigger profit. Ingredients printed on wrapper. of it until' .wilthin recent yeare,
I .
. yeaes, when medical Men have dis-
ee.,....eeesee...eeee- I covered &het it may be prevented,
ssemmeasseessesseeeemeelisse
and theY believe within a f OW year's
ilty. wiped out. The United States has
OUNOANNON PASTOR Rev. Mr. NeLeem) Moderfator ot ina•de great progrese inthie
the Maileand IsresibYterYs presided tion, greeter 'than has Canada. An-
and with bane wewe Rev. Mr, Hai 4y, altheaevidence of whet Its being
ISPOWINDETE 01 Lochioisai; Rey. Mr. McArthur, Of done ecrese the lbne weegiven on
1 e Kincardine ; Rev. Win, West, of . Thursday oelase week, when anew
i Bluezalet; Rev. Mr: 'Hai:0110M Cif i home c.osteng $150,000, foe the, pee -
I Leeburn, ancl eteV. Ne. Duriesil oe ventton of tubmmulesest nin schficleen
New Lucknow, ithe Modeptetor of these "%avulse SNownes.ally .opened it Paelmitage
ItneressiVe Ceremony When i chargee while vacant.
e
Pastor of Two Charges i Rev, Wm. McArthur preached a The Importancof Vies institu-
sn i
IS Fe rMally Installed. ' very ableisermon. heeWile be seen when et iseltatedithat seethes eforterilght it Will have
The pima el Kook Cllitirch, 'God-
accommodatien fee 175 preetuwer-
---- erich, was present and rendered milleisis tenement children, .and it
‘pp 't h 'c es expeeted that !seven hundred'
Dung,annion, .A.prie 26.•-eYesiterelaY \
wale a most 'memorable day foe the 1 From 5.30 to,7,30 large ,crowds , ,cheldrein wile be prevented frean
PereebYteriansi of' Dunganlia!on mad thronged the baeement of :the ' Itakiing tu•beweielosie• every year, al-
l -eat AlibeSlt, WILSD. Rev. G. Gomm, a , ehurch /bo partake of therich viancle meet hale menially astPeristhed an.
• ' d b the 1 d the Titanic desastee.
A. noble work truly. A great
many medical men, artd philanthro-
Piste -attended the opening of s the
building which hes: attached a 170-
acre faera. The, erection of the
„prevented:um wee made passable by
Ithe benefaetione of J. Pierpont
Meagan, Jacob Schiff, Aneleiew Car-
negie, • John'. D. Roelcefeller and
marry othe• e. We have !started •on
this wowk! in Caineda. Thee eseete-
Pie !shad& stimulate the Domialion
and Peovilncial Peeleatmenits, ad
priVate philanthroPY, to prosecute
!g
the ood work.
recent graduate of Knox College, .el1P1
wao exclatined ante indneted into 'the ies. Following this an ersterteine
pastorate of Eristeine Churche Dun- anent was heldi in the •anditorann,
garments and Rt. Andrew's eatereh, whieh was More than filled.
Port Alberlt--teve charges; 'which , •
have eeen withosee a pastor fos•
over ayease. In the aftereoon the ' When beying) bielnitio,n the New
auditorium wes taxed to ite .capac- Era.
yousamesosprnsemeseenlanrteRnmewataxtaccestenemmosux
angeffini6I5M&..K
ING IS WILD OATS
APING A HARVEST OF SORROW
)
"esesseg
How many young men
can look back on their
early life and regret their
misdeeds. "Sewing their
wild oats" in various ways.
Recessee, violation of na- -
tire's laws, "wine, women
and song" -all have their
Yeti have re-
formed but What about the
seed you have sown -what
about the harvest? Don't
ust to luck. If you are
resent within the
of any secret habit
pping your life
'f you are sue ,
resells of
if your
from
at p
clutche
which is s
by degrees;
fering from th
past indiscretions,
blood has been tainted
any private disease and y
dare.not marry; if you are married and live in dread of symptoms breaking
out and exposing your past; if you are suffering as the result of a misspent
life -DRS. K. &, K. ARE YOUR REFUGE. Lay your case before
them confidentially and they will tell you honestly if you are curable.
YOU CAN PAY WHEN CURED
We Treat and Cure VARICOSE VEINS, NERVOUS DEBILITY,
BLOOD and URINARY COMPLAINTS, KIDNEY and BLADDER Dis-
eases and all Diseases Peculiar to Men.
CONSULTATION FREE. Books Free on Diseases of Man. If unable to call, write
for a Quention Blank for • 11031E THEATAIENT
DRS.KENNEDY&KENNEDY
11
Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St, Detroit, Mich.
1. BO"'NOTICE Analaettaenrs
di Cfror°rtilesponti
caiedlegittpabrettuadednrtelnseaintodgirr
Ont. If you desire to see us personally call at our Medical Institute in
Detroit as we tee and treat no patients in our Windsor offices which are
used for correspondence and Laboratory for Canadian bushiest; only.
Address all letters as follows:
Write for our
,,,,DvaRteSa.dKdrEeNssN.EDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont.
JUST MUT BUYS.
PROMINENT
RAILROAD MAN
A boy eoeet learns !that his father
expects thine to be a man, that his
mOther is confidentehe wJ1l always
be her baby.
. If a boy is .quiet .everyone won-
dero whatl4 he nis up to now, anel 11
uniey !they know.
Send a boy on (an •ergand, rand
When he reaehesi bbs destiaaelost he
is laccorapended-iby four other boys
and a dog.
"I wander," every healthy boy
thinks ashe gets up \fronn dianee,
"if Molthen hale .anYlthing in tile
house ;foe !supper."
A b.oiy likes ithe playing the meet
that involves the hardest Work:
and the- work that requires the
least exertion. '
A boys curiesety issumused by a
releagemede the same ,as a girls es
aretsseeby bureau clra.tvelis.
When temothen ,scolds her son
and ithet boy,s father Agrees with
her, thief makes ner so mad she fore
,gets the bay land goes after the
ether.
Untie a boy; ie 23, he:3;01441es hie %-
Traits to •enlbeetailli girls !aide ,a f
ure unless her seueallagand laugh-
ing leent .be heard in the. next
.b1 eck.
11 is every girls opinion that by
beginning eo tag her brother by
eight Meths( remenen.g, he can be in-
duced to begin a piece of work by
the time he ;should be getting ready
(for bed at nbght.'
2versehory, should have a dog so
that the .esse feel, When bile mother
and falthee find fault with hisn encl
STRONGLY ADVISES HIS Filo:Nos TO
TRY GIN PILLS FOR TI -IE KIDNEYS
"I have been a Pullman Conductor on
the C. P. R. and Michigan Cefitral
during the last three years. About
four years aeo, I wag laid p with
intense pains in the groin, a very sore
back, and suffered most severely when
I tried to urinate. I treated with my
family Physician for two months for
gravel in the bladder but did not
receive any benefit. About that time,
I met another railroad man who had
been similarly 'effected and who had
been cured by taking Gin Pills, after
4es
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Here are two gum trees as they flourish
on selected plantations in Central America.
Note the manner in which the sap of the
trees is made to flow into the receptacle.
This sap or milky substance is boiled in the
bush then shipped to our big, sunlit factory
in carefullypackedcakes, where it is refined
and flavored and made into toothsome 0 -Pee -
the best Chewing Gum pou can bup.
O-Pee-Chee means perfection—It is the one
perfect gum—the chewing gum that's good for
you. Because it contains properties which
aid digestion.
O-Pee-Chee Gum is always smooth and en-
joyable and flavored to suit your ta4e.
State your:, favorite flavor when v, ou buy
O-Pee-Chee Gum. It is sold by all dealers
who sell the best gum, and it's
"Ohrso-good."
0
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having been given up by a prominent
physician wl o treated hen for Diabetes.
He is now running on the road and is
perfectly cured. He strongly advised
me to try Gin Pills which I did,--witb
the result that the pains lef t me entirely.
PRANK S. IDE, BUVB`Ar,O, 17,
500. a box, 6 for P.eo. Sample free.
Write Natiohal Drug and Chemical Co.
of Canada, Limited, Dept. A Toronto.
. If you suffer with Constipation or
tteed a gentle laxative, take NATIONAL
LAZY LIVER PILLS. esc. a box. 105
make. hen, say 'please" aletheltable
that" he bee at least .ane true settis-
lied frlencl. .
MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM
POPULATION Of HURON
COUNTY.
Tee folleiving figures taken from
the assessment rolls for the years
quoted, as shown in County °leek
Lane's office, show the gradurtl re-
duction of population in this county:
TO WNSH1 PS •
1008 1909 1910 1911
Ashfield .2710 2689 2003 2670
Colborne ........1527 1452 1472 1490
Goderich --------1957 1056 1918 1776
Grey. . . . . 3006 3004 2848 2777
Hellett ::........2475 2450 2482 2392
Hay. -3140 3151 3071 2900
Howick.:... -.3600 3002 3565 3517
Morris .. : .2210 2110 2125 210
McKillop . . ... 2303 2234 2198 2168
Stanley..........I829 1788 1785 1791
Stephen ........8650 3583 3508 8555
Turnberry 1806 18415 1655 1690
Tuckersmith 2109 2123 2190 2064
Usborne-
.. . . 1975 1003 1350 1818
East Wawanosh.I616 1619 1569 1530
West Wawanoshl009 1705 1729 1712
-- --
37914 37327 36014 30017
„ TOWNS AND VILLAGES
Bayfield 510 529 591 505
Blyth 816 772 741 680
Brussels 1189 1.3.70 1191 1051
Clinton ...... 2443 2389 2300 2205
Exeter . .... WOO 1010. 1606 1519
Goderich 4632 4551 Itiel 4705
Hensrcll 804 822 832 785
Seafor•th
2251 2145 2112 2120
VVingham 2810 2351 2885 2481
Wroxeter 145 411 303 , 371
Nuecular wheumettere exists in
two fOgrAs, aclete lame chronic. In
acute Inescialar rheutnattem there is
fire!: naticed a dull pain in theinuse
cies ;which gradually di:wren:tees.
This pain cleteh !sidles from one
netesele to annethee and the work-
ing oe !these =Ades Snakes the
pain very severe. eluecular thou-
metism is 4 blood disease •alnd
should not lbe neglected, a Proper
trelaitment 'should begin with the
firesympboms. Rheum° is eecom-
mendedby the foremost people ev-
erywhere because' it drives all the
uric !acid' poisons from the blood
and 'eta:riche% it sie that the ystem
becomes healthy and free frolm the
tortures of rheumeatieni. J. E. Hov-
ey iselig Rhetnno and guarantees 11
to give/ entire isategfaction or mOn-
ey refunded. Get a bottle of Rheu-
mo leo-day, 'and' rid youteelf of
rheutraationa.
teLEADS SELF DE.FeNCE.
Arthur Ellis Confident That He Will
Be Acquitted.
Minden, May 6. -Arthur Ellis is
confident that his plea of self-defence
will be accepted when he is arraigned
before Magistrate Fielding at Lindsay
on Thursday or Friday for the murder
of Lewis Porter. The inquest will
be concluded here on Monday night,
and at its conclusion Ellis will be
taken to Lindsay by Constable Welch,
Provinsial Detective Reburn will re-
main for the inquest and will be at
tlie preliminary hearing before the
magistrate.
Ellis stated in his cell aell3e lockup
here yesterday that he had faith in
his plea of self-defence. He denied
that the sheeting wae a result of a
family feud, and also denied that he
had said to anyone that he expected
to be hanged for the crime.
Five shots were fired he says, ef
which he fired three after Porter had
fired at him twice. He was sure
ghat Porter had gone out on the day
of the murder with the intention of
getting a shot at himself. He said
he did not know why he carried the
body so far from the road after he
had killed Porter, as he could have
taken it and sunk it in Gull Lake,
nearby. He admitted that he and
Porter had had several arguments, but
stated that he and his victim were on
speaking terms till the last.
Several tvitressees have been sub-
poenaed for the inquest to -night and
Dr. T. A. White will give the result
of the post mortem examinalion.
Charles Wood also has been summon-
ed to ten at what time he heard five
shots fired.
No Successor Chosen.
London, May 6.-A. W. Smithera
said yesterday that no Suecossot to
the late 0. M. Hays, president of the
Grand Trunk, will be appointed until
after he arrived in Montreal. Mr,
Smithers will leave here for that city
next week.
Italians Seize -Rhodes. '
Rome, May 6. -Premier Giolitti an-
nounced in the Chamber of Deputies
yesterday afternoon that the Italian
squadron had seited and occupied the
Island of Rhodes without opposition.
\A large body of troops disembarked
from the transports.
Landed at Last.
Kingston, Ma,y 0. -Two years ego
David Walker secured whisky- for a
man on the Indian list and escaped
the law until Saturday, when he was
arrested. Magistrate Farrell fined
$25 and costs or ohe month. He went
don.
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Edito.tial Notes
imessessio••••••••••••••es
The people Wiwi were seeifeereuil
aboult •Cancteliane eradang vsith the
'Quilted Stacie and who were ye
ready to give harengues en the
a.nti-Britesh pelicY, asthey called it,
have probably discovered; that al-
thoulgh reciprocity dice got carry
that the trade! with oue Amerecan
ceulaina in(ceeasicsclf Ab00.10 15 per
cent intim peal year whee that
with Greet IBritaist only increareed
by lese then 8 per cent. Oule
Im-
por4s from ?the; 'United Statos. show
29 increase oe neaely $70,000,000. IL
'11-1141SDAY, MAY 9h, 1912.
TIRED RUN-DOWN PEOPLE
A North Carolina Man Suggests
a R
Greensbore,N.erh0d7
-4-"For a long,
titaeq wee so run down and delalle
tated that / could lim-dly drag around,
My appetite was poor and I could not
sleep nights. I had trled different ;m-
oaned tonicwithout benefit. I wag
advised to try your , 'Cod liver and
iron tonic. Vinol, and I ani so glad /
diet, for it gave tee a hearty appetite,
I soon commenced to sleep soundly,
and I feel strong, well and more ac-
tive thain have for years. Every run-
down or 'debilitated persion- should
just give Vince e trIalet IL Allebrooks
What Vinol did. for Mr. Allsbrook
It will do for every weak, run-down or
debilitated persen In this yleinity. To
,
show our faith we .will fmnieh the
medicine free if it does not do as we
eleim. tome In 'and get a bottle on
these terms.'
Sold and guaranteed in Clinton by
W. S. R. Holmes.
17031 10690 16625 16575
Totals 54055 54017 53230 52022
looks very Pala) aelf ate natureal
avenues Of Iteade 'wile overleap al-
armist any burial. Nd one will
deny that the Great 'West lo!st Ixtil-
lions of! dollare last year in the
tie up of grain oeviim.g to the barri-
cade although Ina,ny a intehel went
South as it vsass
Despite the Increase of udeere-
tereitory undeei,Lo.call Option the
commitments bet yew' were 757 in
excess of tthe- year before. It
may be explained, t o some, extent,
poesibly on account et • Mord rigid
ceisforaeraent ()lithe Bawl but the pe -
cord tenet a good one.
Thei;cs hest been a Merry war over
the raix.ed Imareiage qaeetion dur-
ing the page ow years bull its palace
tical working one would lead the
public to believe !that little heed
es 'really % paid to these discussions
after .aU. We notice by elegfelteee
Generales Report for Ontazio that
605 bridegrooms oft itho -Roman
Catholic faith linked up with 'Pro-
testants and alarge number of Ro-
man Cathelic bridel found' their
way into 'Protestant homes,. An
old saying isthati "Love laughs at
lockemilths" and it evidently is not
prepared yet Ito draw, elenemina-
tional line,s aseserad would imagine
There es, an mgent nyovement 021,
eocit 4to ham Marriages among bre
laminar affeeted peoples or those
of weak 'intoned and a desire ex-
pressed to have ehe law ehanged so
thab marriage licensee will have to
be advertised eo so to eliminate
clandestine eneone. 4,471 Women
were married last; year. between the
ages of 16 and 19 years.
' Patricia. lathe. enune to be given
to the newly acquired .distr4ut in
the' North comprising 148,000 smears
ranee added eo.Ontario. lb is nara-
,I.e.73 Ifrateihrodeaceufgetbader.Governor Gent-
eerda
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
ZAS"TORIA
eadlowie,s ica,Olneraaiiie. Good butter
was elle factory oultput for 1910
valued. „abo,ut $16,000,000. In
cheese over 251,000,000 pounds+ were
turned out. Butter price averaged
201-2 gents and cheese 9 cents.
There are now ;six condensed milk
faetories Ontario. Good butter
will always) find a eeady Market,
and' the inereasellt caTe in taaailleac-
tare, pareelling, andl use -of !cold
storage had given an inhaineed
value to •the moduct, !sometimes net
any too plea,sing to the consuiner.
On good authority 1400 Isehool
teachoes esreporited as the shore -
age in the provincial !supply Ito Pro-
perly equip ehei schools et O•ntaaliee
The present average yearly output
fele Inc Wheel ef tprovidinag the
necessary number even if Sabeisies
have increa,sed to nearly double•the
old average nate.
The New Era gives you the pews
Quarter of 1912 heti already pees -
ed and eeis time to get buoy.
VSELuNIME
ESs
.Whait good thing* are you soy -
leg about ClintOti that 'will indace
people to leucite within et,s bound-
aries?
Are being fast driven off
the market by the overpower-
ing merit of Nerviline, which
has more strength in one ,drop
than is found in a quart of or-
dinary remedies. Full of pain-,
subduing properties, healing
and soothing, its influence- on,
rheumatism, sciatica, and lum,
bago is unsurpassed. Nervilins
is without question the best
household liniment made. For
nearly fifty years a staple in
every drug store in America.
DROPIALL OTgERS,
dropped ell liniments but Nor,
I; Dine because I found Nerelline the
quickest to relieve pain," writes E.
S. Benton of St. John's. "If my
children are oroupy or sick, Ner-
vinare cures them. If a case of
cramps or stomach-ache turns up,
Nervinne le ever ready. We usp
Nerviline for neuralgia., rheumatism,
and ail kinds of aches and pains;
ivs good as any doeter,"
Use Only "Nerviline"
Good to 'rub on any part of the
body -soothing, ,antisoptio, and Jost
full of pain -relieving power. just
as good for Internal pains, 'like
cramps, tootha,ehe, dysrpepata, etc.
You can't beat Nerviline as a
general household panacea for the
aches and pains of the whole family;
Try it: so4
4h.rge 250 14.040, ae all esalerei
IEADA
Seems TB
With
riE
e Habitual
any People.
1851 ir -
3Mualr, .... .... 449/%14131)
Wesat.Tf°:1°I,nlit°112ella.1..n. . r,14,.aerlok00431-5tito 1.
BarleY, for feed
:hteo,a t b. tg, soho , h e1. 006900
B43410,1ey7s.bhue8lhei
Peas, bushel 0 85
0 63
0 65'
125
Buckwheat, bushel
Toronto Dairy Market.
Butter, creamery, lb, ells— 0 SO 0 81
Butter, creamery, sends 0 27
13utter, oeparator, chtry, 10„ 0 21
Butter, store tots 0 g;
Eggs, new-lald 0 23 0 74
Cheese, new, lb "0 ..... 015 01
Cheese old ^. si ..... 0 154/4 0
Heueycomba, dozen .... ,„ 2 60 $
Honey, extracted 013 rd
Montreal Grain and Produce.
NthTeRpErAieeles iMieraey to -day; -ay yoliceeinwero gf
Corn -American leo. 2 yettow, 900. I "e
Oats-Canadlan western, esle e143105
Canadiati western No. 8, 50sio; esetra
iinfg48'5:oecis,:07; No. locti white, Sr ,
Barley-Ivian1toba feed, .640 to 65e; ina11.
Buckwheat -No. 2, 74o to 751. I
Plotu`-Manitolaa Wheat patents',
firsts, 116.801 ffebOndrl, 25.801 etmate bakers
85.10; winter eatehts, choice, $5,10 to $5.86
straight rollers, Kos to 54,763 bags, $1,,S
dlings, $29; moUillie, $20 to $84,
to 52.11.
529; short, $213 mid
nouea oata--13arrele, IPA; buff, 50 11)
$2,56. -4 41,
)Say -N0, 2, pet ton, ear tote, .e1e.e0
$19.
Cheese---rinest westerns, 13o to 1.8eIc
finest easterns, leers to asese.
Butter -Choicest creamery, 263/40 to 220
seconds, 241Ke to 254/80.
18E0 gtgo9..-Fresh, 4208zoulto Ma 1 No. 2 Stock,
- Potatoes -Per bag, car lots, $1.75
Rogs-Dressed, country, $18.26 to $18.10,
Lard -Compound, tierces, 176 lbs., 134,09
short mess
back,bbPiso-He a.y y Canadian
8135btlso.,45451) to e5se p$215e;ceCsr Canada
wood pails, 20 lbs., net, Wee nure, tierces,
875 lbs., 13Vae; wood. pans, 20 ibrk, het
1.4V4,o.
800Beiber,,F$21a1.660'. bble.,, 200 lbs., 514.10; tlerceri
Liverpool Provisions.
Oati;-• "1'11
Some are seldom, if ever, free from it,
suffering continually and woridering why
they can get no -
Headaches are generally caused by
some derangement of the stomach or
bowels, or both.
Burdock Blood Bitters removes acidity
of the stomach, improves digestion, regu-
lates the constipated bowels, and pro-
motes a perfect circulation of pure blood
to all portions of the body, thereby curing
the headaches by removing the cause.
Mrs. L. Maguire, Kinmount, Ont.,
writes: -"I. ani writing you a few lines
to tell you what your Burdock Blood
Bitters has done for me. I used to be
greatly troubled with headaches, but after
using two bottles of Burdock Blood
Bitters I was completely cured. This
was two years ago aed I have had no
return of headache since."
Burdock Blood Bitters is manufactured
only by The T. Milburn Co, Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
SUFFRAGETTES OUT
Twenty Thousand of Them Par-
ade In New York.
ALL CLASSES IN EVIDENCE
From the Richest to the Poorest Amer-
.
lean Advocates of Suffrage. For Wo-
men Line Up in Remarkable
Procession and Flags and Cheers
Greet the Demonstreeion as it
Passes Along Fifth Avenue.
New York, May 6. -With more than
twenty thousand women and several
thousand men in line the Woman Suf-
frage Parade which started up Fifth
avenue at a late hour Saturday after-
noon was not finished when darkness
fell. At the last moment the parade,
which was expected to have about
15,000 marchers, was found to be grow-
ing rapidly all along the line.
Preparationi3 had been made for the
assignment of additional maroher13,
but not for the number who joined
the movement in the last hour of the
formations of the various divisions.
There were suffragettes -- militant
and non-militarnt-aotive workers in
the campaign and those tvho were
merely sympathetic who marched to
combat the idea that "only a handful
of women want the ballot."
The line of march from Washing-
ton square to Carnegie Hall was pack-
ed. From the windows of Fifth ave-
nue there flew flags in honor of the
ocoasion, and every window that gave
a view of the avenue was a grandstand
that applauded as the women passed
in review.
The personnel of the parade, aside
from the various shades of suffrage
belief represented, presented a per
feet democracy embracing women from
almost every walk of life. •
Women from the farming districti)
marched side by side with women
whose names are widely known, are
representative of great wealth and
proud social distinction, under the
banner of sympathetie interest of the
New York State Suffrage Association,
headed by Miss Harriet May Mills,
president, and Miss May Morrison,
acting as grand marshal.
Women who represent the riches
and the old Knickerbocker aristocracy
of New York City marched with the
same degree of enthusiasm as the
long line of working women and the
hosts Srom the east side.
Delegations from the six suffrage
states and i good sized bodies from
ten other states where women are lisle
ing for the vote, lent to the parade
a national aspect.
From the time the big suffrage array
moved from under the arch at Wash-
ington sesame at 5 o'clock until nearly
6.30, when the army reached Carnegie
.after ies two and a hall mile
walk, Fifth avenue presented a movs
Ing picture of brilliant color.
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MARKET REPORTS;
Decal w ito, 4014101 0, 4 1414 Whit
LIVERPOOL, May 4.---neecie-Extrel
Indio, mess, 117s 6d. Pork-Prhtle mese
95
western, s; hams, short cut, 14 10 10
lbs„ 60s; bacon, Cumberland tut, 28 t0
80, lbs,, 555 641; Short ribs, 10 to 24 ibie,
2 8e; clear bellies, 14 to 16 Ms, SOS lor
clear middles, light, 29 to 84 186.
Od; long cleat' middles, heavy, 8 to
lbs„ 56s; short clear backs, 16 te 20 ibie
52s; shoulders, square, 11 M .18 itaie 48
Lard -Prime western, In tierces, 62s 041;
American, refined, 550Cheese-Cana"
dian, finest white, 92e 6011 colored, 740,
Tallow -Prime oltY, 820 Dd. Turpentimie
spirits -375. Resin -Common 113s 4401,
Petroleum-Retined, 93101. Linseed 011
-42s. Cotton seed refined,
London, 85e ed.
spot, 28s -8d. Tallosv-Australiase
f.
Buffalo Grain Market,
BUFFALO,
doing. Winter, firm.
UFFALO, May 4, -Spring wheati
Corn-Pirm.
Oats -Steady. ' I '
Barley -R.24 to 01.32. 111, ,
Duluth Grain Market, Teel
DULUTH, May 4. -Wheat -N0, 1 hard,.
91.1731; No. 1 northern, 1.16%; No. 11 maths
ern, 514458' Max, S1.1.6 bid; July, 51.1614;
Sept, $1.079.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Liverpool and Chicago Wheat Futures
Close Higher -Live Stock -
Latest Qu o t at I o n i.
CHICAGO, may 4. -Statements from
experts that crops had deteriorated raPiel.
ly in Northwesterh Nanses led wheat
traders to -day into a lively movemeel pI
buy, enTtherre7,0Wrtaflal
ivxt8Orlifear t
esdayhatt
woutecogi0uni
bard against tho bears, The, _marke
closed steady at a net adv.:nese bf 14¢,e to
1i44bav. eisnaAl_couolut;:nti.2111)0,036esrlicilteco hfig,086a,riatatt:it ttecc>;:oska404,101:2161
to efid higher than on elridayr oorti u
chcasged to Yet Iowa+. AntvseeD *beef
closed 411,c higher, Berlin lArt higher, and
Budapest 14:e lower. ..
Winnipeg Options'
„ 43
. East Buffalo Cattle Market.
EAST BRFFALO, May 4,--Catt1e-1ted
ceipts, 100 head; ,good demand and strong
Yeats -Receipts, 300 head; fairly aotivi
and 500 lower, $4.50 to 68.60.
Plots -Receipts, 4000 head; fairly active
rateady to 10c higher; heaVy, $8.10 to $9,16
milted, 08 to $8.10; yorkers, $7 to 881 p125
96,75 to 14.90; roughs, 57 to $7.10; stagt
$6' 10 $6; 'dairies, MAO tO $7.90. 4.
Sheep and Lambs-lieoeipts, 11,400 heed
dull; sheep 25o lower; Iambs 4043 lowy
et
iambs, el to $9; yearlings, 97.50 to , 5
wethers, 57 to 97.264'res, $13 ts3 tee
sheep, mixed, $2 to 90.16.
Chicago Live Stock. ))
CHICAGO, Max 4.--Cattle-Recepl
SON market stow and steady; beeves. 9
to $0; Texas steers, 95.85 to $7.88. Weeter
Steers, $e70 to 97.70; stockers al% feederil
$4.3.5 to OM; cows and heifee , 9.240 16
571-1.65cigselletveesedriaS50, at& rt0a.rket, etead
up; light, $7.14 to 97.95; mixed, lee
87.72%; heavy., $7.2.0 to 5775; rough, $7.
$7.46; pigs, KW to 50.80; bulk of sAk
$7.60 to
Sheel)-41eCeiPtB, 1000; market, stor
native, $4,50 to $7.75; western, 55 to
Yearlings, $0,50 to SUSI lambs, _ nal
$0.25 to P.75; western, Soo to Mei.
Liverpool Live Stock.
LIVERPOOL, May 4. -John Rogers
Co. state that there were no cattle Ai
sale In the Birkenhead market, 911
that quotations. were 0.0 last melee
No Wee. Bidding from 12 1-2o to
313
COWANSVILLE, Que., May 41--,A
135tit .e 0 ttnd Canadian steers front 16
to 10c per pound may be taken approe
Mately.
the meeting of the Eastern Tewnship
Dairymen's Asaociation, held here td
day, sixteen facteriee boarded 00
packages of butter. leleven buygr
Were present. The butter all pole
eke
cheese market 280 boltee tea) offerti
Cheese Markets.
LONDON, Ont., May 4, -At to -day'
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131ILLI5VILLD, May 4.-Elghtii
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dred boxes of cheese were offered ha
to -day, all white. All sold at 12
ST. HYACINTHE, Que.; May 4,
Two bundred and seventy packag
butter sold at Mc. • •
WATE114COWN, NX., May 4.-C11ee8
sales were 5000 at 10 i -4c to 14 8-40, a
Small sizeS.
CANTON', N.Y., My • 4. -One then
21e; 2000 boxes cheese at 14 8-4e; Mall
Sand tubs butter sold here to-de:34 il
ket: firm,
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