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CeigninO, may 20. -On accounii.if emu.
lei/a% trine Nebraska that ram was
Oneed, and because the ctrought in 1,1feet.
"n IE.,04laa bad tinlY been broken in part
'lent to17 showed unexpected strength;
:Wheat nosed erni, no ttre'ke above la,,ii
Iliffht,• Latest trading left' corn varying
rOrn VIC decline to no amernoe; cats op
0 to i3e, end provisions unchanged to
, .,c increase In
'. T110 Liverpem Grain neohange was
closer' tinday ami •win not reepeu until
tlriesday next, owing to the Whitsuntide
hoflrjay, . ,
,Winnipeg Options,
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'Toronto 'Grain Market.
heat,, fall, bushel 3105 to 31, 00
heat, goose, bushel 0 93 A"...
,Uye, btlsbel ....... , :. . ,0 85 i? '
'Oats laushet .,..... 0 55
'Barley, bushel ...,., ...... . 0 80 fli)
alley. for feed ..........,, 0 69
'bushel ... ... . . ...,, 1 2 e e
Istiaewheet, bushel .... - 0 ils 0 �e
' Toronto Dairy Market
Butte,' ,ereamery, lb. rolls,. 0 27 036
Butter', creamery, solids0 25 •
RUtter, separator, dairy, lo, 0 25 311
It ter, store lots 0 23
OS, MINV-laid .. 0 24
eese, new, Ili 0 15
Cheese, old 0 10 /..,
Honey, extracted , 013 rr.
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• Montreal Grain and Produce.
MONfilEAL, May 25.-Fo1lerv1ng„
xFers the prices' here treclay: •
Corn -American, No, 2 yeno*, 41
*Pee; 3o,,ero. 3, 510 to tame; extra No
Oate-Canedian western, Ne, 2, me t
feed, Meath 52e.
enaney-Maxiitoba feed, 60o to 060: malt-
ikg, $1.00 to $1.07.
Buckwheat -No. 2, 74o to 73o. .
elts, 35.80: seconds, 05.80; strong beker, ,
our -Manitoba spring wheat paten
35,10; winter atents, Choice. 35•25 to Se i
Orki.ght rollers, $4.80; do„ ,bags, $.24 Oo
Rolled oats-Darrels, 35.35; bag, eli liest.
$155.
Minfeed-Bran, 32e; aberte, 32?; Male
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dlings, 320; anlike, ere te On - „
ay -No, 2, per ton, oar Iota, 320,30 to
heese-Finest westerns, 1934o to ilea!
finest easterns, laeceto Ono, -
Butter -Choicest creamery, Ole to rndal
seeonds, 2.6143 to 2€14o, . _ . e
Eggs -Fresh, 230 to 23140; Not erste.
18e to 19e.
Potatoes -Per eag, car bate, M. q el.
Dressed hogs -Abattoir killed,
318.50.
porle-Ifeavy Canada abort tel/ Mont
;barrels, .35 to 45 pieces, 320; Cana a 80
tin begins, baxreis, 45 to 55 lenge, Men, 4
e.are-Comeound twines, 878 the., leiter
..seood pails, 90 ibe net, use pee% tlettea,
576 les„ 106o; pure, wood Palls se les,
net, lee.
..tineef-Plate barreis, 200 lbs., 322; do.
Ones, 3?0 ilo're, $25.
Liverpool Provisions,
IVERPOOL, Mae 20,-fleee1-lextre,
la mem, 1223. Foelt-Prene rolik
stern, ins; hams, short mit, 1.4 t le
s,, 600; bacon, Oumeerlaind out, 23 to
es, 56s; short ribs, 10 to 24 let, 0331
e2� bellies, 14 to 16 lbse, 5634 lone 31448
28'19, light, 28 to 34 lbs, 67; long
eleete Meanies, heave, at to 40 lbs, 560,
111 (Snort eleax •backs, 16 to 20 1133, Me
aat:. sneemers, •square, 11 'to 18 1ba 473;
rd., nrime western lei tieroes, 31.0 0;
•ameriorin refined, 36a 615. Batter. gooe
2'IsAtittine, spirit% 85e 0d, Venire dein4 88.Tanow, prime eite, 9-26 e_e;,
.9 , 160 9c1, PetroleaM, refified, 0 2-ece;
/lewd oil, 46a ad.
•14.. Duluth Grain -Market, 1
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tretNee d, ,31.16 1-4; 1 Iferthern, 31.1 1-4,
DULUTH, may 26.--Wheat-1. 1
erN2 northtni, $1.12 1-4; May, $1, 4blesi
Irian .0u14', 31.14 1-4 to $1,14 8-8 tar
either, 31.06 hordraa,
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CATTLE MARKETS.
East Buffalo Cattle Market,
iASTirts 125 head; steady.
BUFFALO, May 25.--daetle-,
ea setateelpte 150 head; active a0.4
lower; 34,50 th 60.30.
jai:Ay-Receipts 2000 head; fairly ae
den; 23e lower, others steade;e'18;
aild mixed 38.10 to 38,15; yorkere
'Ft3.1.0: leg% 37,40 -to 37,50; rough,
,10 to 37.26; •stags, $6 to 36.25; &neon
2038,05.
neeep a -rel lambe-Receir,te 8000; 42.-,
thfa, ahep gteo,dy; lambs 100
atlas 34 to 39.25.
Chicago Live Stock.
dIXICACIO, May
Pt4 lvit4 0,4p4eto .2,8t-rCtle-aleoel ,
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; Market dal]. 28ees30.13to 14beak ateeta, 34 o 781 Weeteratr3e29 it4/.60; /took rs and fsderenentenws and eners, 40 t 4 4.
4)Ik
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13 friAdVrE,Iiii!leig°337;e0linli_ agfoldlv;PZA °
1,934 htly ., tr,i! to $7.79; remelt, $7,
1,:. sit)4 .. uo to 30.245 leek lif saint
OW' ilatIVO, 33,50 38 SO 8,1. Wester ,
' Lambe--Itecelpte, 1000; rnar
34 d 35.,j0; Yearlings, 35,00 te 2,00, Laddi ',
0.t000, 35 td 38,001 V0e430211, $3.15 tO 39.10,
Liverpool Live Stock.
r .itelgill,POOL, May 25.-Jethe. Rogers
gls' P. , Cable 10-003' that, olving to the
48333151e eborectere ehruotit the coatirafe
ere was a 1-i.00 04 011% 9001, per p,941-1
853 tee Biekenheag market, Petri rennet
a A • denaelim etesee flealdni lean
33 1-2 ,to 11 eento fief teethe.
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' Cheese Markets.
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WITIIITOW14, MY. Mee Ser --011.0691
33 1685 8000 boxes et 19 1.49 fe 3.e
h elaini erred said 530,treits q 6919
apentafs, Meer 24.es0114 thor
n'ere boar ed hod, ael 391 t
telt-16e - ' - ' • e • eV -ea. -el
', n ifnertNTHE, facer ihoe-hteallactys
7v 6 -el otiose Mold ei, 18, 7-6.4 carte
.ans915 t 'later at 26 q-88 eil tee
at A.1.4e, MO -83,-43 'the
11 Cheese noard 2.203 ehenie ,
) gene, .eolcil 631 0018134 0.183 Voag
, tliiite 4614:33,, 0 ass6.
,,t6 ANV titt,.gue.L, lit4,7 od,r4,
14g4t NI., ot the entstefe V b
a frenien'a Arsorriatieli this
retetiee bottled 192 54,
Jae tie 33 128488004, e
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alley, 050 bolere 6 etS e ey
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feeee,, ' Leitiehig lerdffieraie
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Mtel, if. eratitiedl 10: &AN:Norm Se 41 '.
3:- creletedi eterth Bretiolt, 8,2 obleee ;
erring, 100 ooloindl held fit 18 11-14a,
1. ttethr. nattiwerth. In 815163015, nen]
3 3,8e D, Itecite a_10 1802633- Offered
0'. dela eel' ithene, I:ridding !rein /no
felitelleeet : • • - a ---
tiok'O Cotton Root CompooncEL
The great Uterine Tonto, and
ittn.ey safe effectual Monthly
Regmatoronwhichwomenean
depend, Sold in Sumo dt3Teas'
of strehatii-No. 2, 51: xto.
10 degrees stironger $3; leo. 3,
keel y b'all drug sts. ose
r, nt
tor opeciaa easea,iff5 per box,
opera on recta et of price,
, ee pamphlet.' ,Address, Tiff
Toelitrtaeler. acoreregrepana
FEARED HE
CONSUMPTION
' Cured Ukn
HUGH 5Sck35t4Nit, Roo,
ST. STRVITRW, N.13, Jau, reth.
eI wish to ten you of the greet geed
."Pruit,a, elves" have dome 'for ten. For
years, I was aenartyr to Chronic Coesta
pation and Stomach Trouble. I was
greatly run down and my friends feared
I had Consumption. I tried numerous
doctors and all kinds of medicines, but
received no relief until advised to try
"Fruit-a-tives" by Mr. McCready of
St. Stephen, and am pleased to say that
I now enjoy excellent health. "Fruit -
naives" are the best medicine made,
and I strongly advise my friends to
use them",
HUGH McICENNA.
"Pnuit-a-tives" is the only medicine
that will positively and completely
cure Constipation. This wonderful
compound of fruit nneeseacts directly
on the liver, causing this organ to
eetract more bile from the blood, and to
give up more bile to n3ove the bowels
regularly and naturally.
soc a box, 6 for anso, trial size, aec.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of price
by Pruit,a-tives Limited, Ottawa. „
On of the listeet faShion notes
reads as follows :-
"Mary had a libtle ;skirt
Tied tightly in a bow, •
And everywhere that Mary went ,
Shd simply could nob go."
WancleT nee is a libel 05111)9 fair
sex or a poebie effusion, based on
fact?
Children Cry
FOR •FLETCHER'S
eASTORIA
Friday eitleie week the 19th an -
meal meeting of the National Coun-
cil af Women opens ifts sessions in
NoeniCal School, Loinden, and 'will
continue fox a week. A very prae-
tioal program le outlined and there
will beeemething dein?, aftee it is
oven very likely,
I 8
ssutckI „op. coughs. Flues colds. heals
the throat and kinds .• • 25 cents.
Are you .acquaineed with the
writings 03 2-180 quaint but level
headed Peeler •Mmerehur af Elrfancl?
A isatapshoe from onl of hes ceeetT3e
beetione says les is. not a
matter 02 bueiness rbut a hereditary
disease,"
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR1A
New Ontario le 'waking up and as
af result a de)agatian 1,000 etrong is
heading for Toronto on June 21st
to interview the Provincial go.v,erne
merit and the leading beeiness con-
cerna of the Queen city to impress
tb,e333( with tem (necessity .aid-
ing a "boo,et" movement in 'the
Northland. By 'selectingthe 21st
prox they nee Ithe longeet day en..
1912 for opening ;shoe,. inclicateag
that theire is a daylight request.
A. novel fent:fere of Una visit is that
the viraitoes will dominate the eri-
Aerial pages of Tenant° daily; pa-
pers foe the day. Some "hot stuff"
may be expecte& asthe New ,Ontear-
io crusaders are eh,onmughly in ear-
nest( and evidently ineetad to make
O capture if ponsible. In the ape. -
o1 ninety characterizing the move-
ment is, a practical lesson for every
or g anizati o n aiming at Ise ce ea s
During the census Year in United
States there were nearly seventy-seene
khousa,ncl deaths due to pn;etenonia, and
although consuneption leads this by
82,000, pneumonia is responsible 100
more, deaths than diphtheria, scarlt
fever, smallpox, and cancer coanbined,
The trouble is that people are too care-
less about colds -let them run 011,-.
grow bigger every clay--finaele Oki
(Melina:erne steps In., -
The very best
thing- to keen Alto FV
I
bit&
ailee in Ap
verY • VI I
household Ner-
viline, which, you Not
curing colds. r
prJly
84 851120r18ce6t8,in It Quickl
y
can, depend en for pre • vents
relief and a quick
cure. It .hes more c
petericy, ' greater ,tireS
penetrating and
curative • pewee than any orrin
When a cold Is start -
5110, give the chest
and, throat. w vigor,
one hand rubbing
with• Nerviline,
gargle the th.roaii
000318 Nerviline, ape,'
take a good stiff
doee In hat water,
yetell he surprised
how feet the' Oka
e will disappear. It 00
.course the chest should be protected by
a Ilerviline. Porous Plaster, walla will.
absorb 'all congestion and intlennna.
tom es Yen won't mad to OeoO
Efficient •and EcOnumical
Oust laying
•Contineed froea page 1
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tendert'," et 10)1010 re -00113i1235 'that, the
Oil demons satisfacto-ry than. watsr
rend the coat 'was abent the same.
-in Waltham, lialaise„ 41802 -cost was
.1 1-1c. per eq. yard, and the resuebst
'gated to lm satisfactory.
_
In Springfield, Maga., the cose,
exelneive 051 etreet cleaning, we,ar
Ind depreciatine of eaeeq
riage uip-
ment, wee 2. por sq. yard.
Tarvia "R" 15, a propelefteme road
preparation; applie,d for 1551451 001)-
s-
presSiOn, and is manntantured from
tar, In tee/Wing named, the ;Klan
thee he swept clean 'aria the mater-
ial. applies generally by elisernme
toes, The Be200p50/1gs Previously
ecenoved teem the ,surface, sand
rinse or similar Materials, arta then
epread oven. the surface 01 the need
end the road opened to traffic. Aa
a rule, et is 'claimed that one appli-
ealtinse Per engage is seeficietain re-
paira sufficient, Tepee's necessary
Leave made by .patelem,g.
The average coot in Wee Weld N.
ealei 1910 was, 3 1-2c, pee eq, yard,
at Plainfield a fettle moan; at Phil-
le:leis:mg 3l -10e. and in B2,001913,44
New: oek, the coat' was about 2c.
and the roads were kept austlees
fox a period of about 60 days after
each application.
The{ different material's' are being
need foe experimental purposes. In
many place% The odes Mingle with
ehe particles of dust and prevent
eheer, being carried into; the ate .by
a whirl of air or by. wheels. The
tare spread a thin film: over the
surfaces where leis hard, and. pale,
vent the dust from. flying, and the
ehl °Tilden, melee the dust wet and so
keep it down., In each of these cas-
ee, the result is only for a feev
weeks, at most, The trfeatment has
t o• b9191154000.j f requen y and 88
novell Peensanleurt. In France, the
engineers., and shortly after, the
Public( generally, pronounced there
resuets ineffective, except at eon-
siderable cost and as is well known
roada in France are tne best in
the world.
Duet prevention 15 8,18 .art j-
Oulrings
,:the careful extmelee of
teained brains 'as well as 'the pries-
ence of a sprinkling de,vicia filled
with a sticky fluid. Bead oiling 88clone .so poorly 312 many.placee that
the' aLle,d roads nee 'a nunianee rath-
ex, than areaef, Zealous salesmen
are hurling their own inteneets by
'telling people it Ms only necesatery
to mit "plenty" 02 011 on n; tlear-
oughly dried road to keep down
duet( f 03 a year. This 19 arnant
nonsense. Experience in this chan-
tey shave that oiling a road to be
successful requires careful atten-
tion to a number of detaile or the
r ,
oad will be 112060 disagree:Able than
esseoeta treatment The black
areasy muci of an overoiled road 04
of One oiled while damp, has made
infalY a house so grimy that dust
prevention is considered worse
than the dust itself. It is evident
that this year h stilt mere annoy-
ing result of brainless road oiling
00411 besomewhat prevalent. As a
result, of former .co.mplaents of en-
ressive use of preventatives or be -
:mute 02 ,12 desire to make a s,how-
mg, for economy, =amount of oil
fa being used in some places Which
es wholly inatlequate. For some
reason which nobody has yet 000-
1410.10001,r]; -
Plained, the liquid is ottesprink-
led an a road d.eep with fine dueft
and partici es 0-51 refute 'from coma -
less, 800-01-18055, This duet cannot be
eoneoliclated by oil or anything
el:se into evien a fair roakl sari:ace.
When a email quantity Of oiL is
i5prinIt1ed on 111, the dust and oil
form little pellets of sticky mud ly-
ing in a mites of' barely anoisactelael
duet. The road is peeeeptibly -bet-
ter for a few clays. but aftee, that
firet dry week, travel payedueee
just as ranch dust as there was be-
rme, and et la more clisagreenhie
hecau,s,e, ithe slight amount of ail in
31 ielerVating to both the nostaile
and eyes. Evan whiere the Toad is
fairly well cleaned betare
which lehould almost invariably be
the ease although itrarely is, the
flee ef only a small amoune of oil
will result in offensive dust dur-
ing_ Jong periods of 'claw. weather
and heavyntravel. This has been
observed mazy times of lane in this
country and the "Surveyor" 1a
'ailed attention to its occuirrenci0
in England, where rinse prevention
work le better conducteed than it is
lima as a rule. When such condi,-
Ilene arise, the wo.acl ought to be
80001)1, f oe 151 this Is not done it will
be; as disagreeable as an untreated
• An Exposes -Me Luxury.
The coot figures show, that the
treatmeat of ro (nee to prevent the
duet nuisance la a luxury. The es-
timated case to the :City of Haetfa00
to keep down elie CilliSt on its most(
impart -and residential street isi
6700 it 111cosit onJy 20. per sq. yarce,
•
and 41,100 88 318 cost 4e. per aquaria
yard, The lengter at thia streat 88
only 1 1-4 Miles, while the total a-
mount paid by elte city for ;sprink-
ling the remaincler otitis 100 ninon
of streets is under $2,000. In this
cifty, the greaten. part of thesprink-
re clomp with norsee and eltriv."
e-tos WjiIch 1809 enaployecl by :the city
in any ease, :and' by measis,ot which
elle; work 115, done without the fox-
pen.dittere of any money except that
tor ordinary wear and tear. No
:donee, the same conditions exiFst in
great many of ;the towns,
a
Ie he therefore nvid.ent that elle
'oust cannot be kept down with.out
expendthere ol soma money, and as
the financial question is a. serious
one: in all rouRitlaipaliitle,s,, Ithe lex:-
lent of road mileage on which, it
would be possible ito appfy the dust
Preventative% Must fee. limited.
The problem awns 30 be le. V,e0I37'
;little -alb one to -solve unless (the
-ware: is paid .for upo11 a synetem
19.1nal1Ar to that in force in Halifax
in .eonsiecition wen,. the cow/tame-
tees of :street pavements and' side-
walks, In meny•eleies of the Unit-
ed seeees, the street sprenkling 12
peal toe by the ownere of property.
fronting on the istreets on wineb
the work 33 done. and cleeribtless the
duet laying IS Paid foo.. bytheentne
properten owners.
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The problem of effilenent and 000-
nomical; duet laying is one on
constantly ' vowing _. imponteace,
and: ift es hoped that the :data given
proa.e of nee eo, ithoen snekAng
ea1let4911, ,e; tel. -teen,
monde, Grippe,Ilerenehirtie. or cold et wn
268033 13 153088;1671149 handrs
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et,
'LIGHT ROBBER
„
81 70111N (scalp -es etehy you have
dendrite 1 and dandruff' ia the thlee
ving little -germ that well. twenty
rob, you; o.f yew, hen..That gentn
Mad' be killed if yon hale',-
tobeave
whet :hair, you 1010 'wen geow bale
that es:healthy and:tine:in SAC -9818N13
is 'the ,ecknowlecened dandruff gegen
Iriller, et es seta' ae 50e a large bottle
by J. 13, Hovey in Clinton and ingicl-
ly ',guaranteed to do 038 Ifs claimed
ear et, neon cannot 'eft old 111, ne-
gleet :yowl hair anti future appean-
anao when each a hair Jtonacm
SAGEINE anaraite Yen at 3,13- 'licave
le is daenitly. perfumed and '10
nee Isit1C1t7 01' grease',
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Editorial N'Oft'!
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Ty. 'Cobb, (the, Bette:fife ;cracker'',
jack . beer> ;bailie, gave a foulItip
'to 'a ,spectator in the (grand seenie
wiecnevas ponin.g fun at him andput
hine est 018 0110 fetrike instead of
'the en 'Ty'a assecie.s say ef he is
suet re-inetated they Win take then.
Summer holidays, 'Cob.b 'Will have
to, ellen out foe his buret,
Noevf that wehave had the pro-
verbial Complement of 7 wet 'But-
daya from. Baster old (Mr. Pephs.
should giVta, the ninbrella an.d rain
coafa business a short !respite ',by
the bestowal of a kbettie4 grade of
weather;
The Quebec Provincial Ielecelolle
resulted in a clear nut victoxy foir
the Lia.enal• panty wieh an inereaned
majority . over leet term. Pafemilee
Gretna( eenot asleep at 'the switch,
buft bets his hand 051 81)08 levee ane
has ontlined a program of legisla-
tion 'that cannot f;ail to redound to
the betterment ,of „conditions 218
our ,sister province, lee te dleterf-
nain;ece to- wipe one the Istigma of
lack oe educaftion ainongit he Man-
ses. and will b a heartily euppotelpol
in hes f °Tweed Meech, It (was a
pleasing incident in connection
with the electirm to witnnes the
heartiness with which the English-
epeakeing eleetox and the French-
man isitso.ocl by one another despite'
the attempt to set them: ,a,t
lan-
01109. .There am brighter :day,s
ahead for (the old province along
lines that wilMtend to the moral as
well a,sthe educational uplift. Theo
Ottawa Government's attempt to
eseise with the ousting, of Premier
Gonne met with a. rebuff 'that
,s.hould be significant to them' for
the time to come. _Liberal majority
will be well up'toward 50,
On Thureclay and FrIdaY, June 6
and 7, the 541318 anneal meeit911g 01
the Canadian Tress Associatienewill
convene, at Ottawa, In addition to
the bneinest sessions; of Mee coma
ventilate time will be taken to vent
ehe paper mills o13the Eddy Paper
Co.., in Efull ; .the Experimental
Farm ; an auto tour of the principal
places, of interest ; ,a banquet ;ten-
dered by the city; and an .etaftertain
xnenn at the Dominion theatre. No
doubt there will ,be a large attend-
ance; a,sithe Capital is a delightful
and historic spot to visit, especial-
ly en the Summer, These annual
gathering,s partake largely of the
chaTaetm of a big family gather-
ing -end are leoked forward to with
ne 4srua11 interest by the craft,
natewoxthy event of the past
week, wa,s the subscription 01 41,000
by the Cbinamen Toronea toe
ward elle Famine Fund 0.1 their un-
fortunate brethren in the homeland.
Such •exarnples as ehese will remove
the( po,ssibly' 115 -advised .coguoman
at "Heather' Chinon' and pat to the
bluish those who aspire to a higher
circlet in the W'estieeri hernisphme.
Why isnot movision made by tale
Chateree government by whicla ;the
horroes, of ehese yeaely sacrifiges
of life would be 133.ateria0ly feesened
and by the onteide assistance might
largely amel berate tb,e talk appY
condition? If the 'tremendous ie=t",
pencliture for war wernt diverted
Mtn relieving dietress instWI' of
increasing it a moee humanetaleart
condielon of,affiries would 80091 be
in 1,0410,e,
FORESIGHT 'ON FRUIT FARM.
Useful Hints on Keeping ,Busy During
Otherwise Idle Season.
The fruit grower is often confronted
by the problem of -providing erofltable
labor for his employes during the
neuter. ;Without cattle or other live
stock oar the place itis often hard to
provide sucla 'work. Shice geed help
es becoming more scarce each year on
the fruit farms, It means a good deal
to be able to hold laborers over from
one season to anotfier,
On the farm which Is so fortunate;
as to be provided 'with a small work-
shop- many days may be profitably,
spent In repairing and °Mpg the her-
r:este% makine °reliant evelflletree.e.
ME POOH DYSPEPTIC
Suffers Untold Agony
After Every Meal.
Nearly everything that enters a weak,
dyspeptic stomach acts as an irritant;
hence the difficulty of effecting a cure.
Burdock Blood Bitters will relieve all
the distressing sympteats of dyspepsia
and in a short time effect a cure.
Mrs. F. C. Gross, Berlin, One, writes:
-"I havebeen troubled with my stomach
for the last seven years and tried all kinds
of medicine for it, but none of theri3 ever
cured' me, for as soon as I would quit
using any ef thein, the same old trouble
would corm back. Last fall I was ad-
vised to try Burdock Blood Bitters, which
I did, and used four bottles, and now feel
,s0 Amex I can do all my-hoese worli
nicely and can eat almost anything with-
(nI it affecting me iti anY 5907.
`Our ,boy its also tieing it; be alwees
cenielaine.4 pf Pak in ,bip atotneral and
all over, nee thenmatisM, man at the 320
of tea had to stay liotae froro attillooL He
.'t quite
quiteaod awl two yet assi
WWs% CO
rt9 11444°1
t• 14,4,11.rB qsz. 49matl..P4
Painting and MePitel ng all tne teols,
wagons and turn machinery.' 'All
epraaing rshotila eninoln
pletely overhauled for the eonlin
emigre The packing of all the pump
should he renewed. The engine shoul
be thoroughly exanained, all the badl
worn parts should be replaced, and I
should be oiled well to preyeet rus
Ing, Much time in lost by farmer
Miring the rush_ of spreag work
through failure to oVerhaul..their ma-
chinery during the winthe All the(
small- tools slaould ale() 1.3e efteefunY,
examined. 'Axes, scythes, mowers,
hoes, shovels, etc., should be repaired
• and ,sharpenea, for good sharp toole
iecrease the efficiency and raelelitY of
hlbor and therefore cleereaSe the coat.
1701013 14 a great preservative of tools
and especially of wagons. To glve
them once a year a coat of paint well
rubbed le Is as good au Investment as
a farmer can make. EIlts equiPment
will then not ouly look more respeetae.
ble, but will last much longer.
Many fruit 'growers during the past
season have experienced difficulty in
obtaining packages for their fruit dare
leg the harvesting peeled Strawberry
crates mad boxes are a/ways scarce
during the picking season. Appl,e,
barrels and grape baskets are just as
difficult to obtain in the fall, and the'
demand for packages at these times
eauses the price to be bigher.
Why not eliminate vexation and ere
poise by buying the packages "knock-
ed down" or v, in the flat" during the,
winter when the prices are more rea
sonable and the laborers may be prof-
itably employed in untiring them tip?
One not only can save much by this
procedure, but tbe packages will then
be at hand ready for the harvesting.
Berry crates and box% may, be made'
up and packed away for the epring.
Grape baskets may be bought, and the'
handles may be nailed on at this time
Instead of in the fall. Apple boxes, if
used for packing tbis fruit, may also
be made up during these months and
set away for the fall.
In some states the barrel is Effila
the meet popular package for apples.
:Within the last few years some of the
growers with large orchards Wive solved
the problem of winter work by install'
bag a cooper's (sant and making up their
own bannls during the winter. Th4,
material may be bought ready to as-
semble at a reasonable price, and the
tools necessary for making the barrels
may be procured at a slight cost.
When proper storage facilities are at
hand many &int growers can save a
good deal in this way, besides utilizing`
tbeir employees during the winter. Ae
times one might also contract to sup-
ply a neighbor with barrels, whielx
would permit one ta bey the material
in larger quantities aud Inake a little
money on the contract, besides prolong-
ing the evintern work. -Country Gen-
tiernon.
a
01
WAS TROUBLED WITH HEART
DISEASE AND NERVOUSNESS
SEVERAL DOCTORS COULD DO EtER
190 GOOD. THREE BOXES OF
MILBURN'S HEART AND NERVE Logs IV anted
PILLS COMPLETELY CURED HER.
•ThneedaY, effifhe 101,2.
fleeting ot the Maros, Co vv. Joulrrpolfo.
, BAeRISTER SOLICIeTORs ',IOTA' '2'
"C()uileil ETO,
CLINTON
, The Cenneil of tele Corpoataftean
etre County 051 Huron will meet In
the Cotten Chanibee, in elle Town
(88- 88001053011 Taieedey, 'June '4 he
elle at 3 reclock, Accolade against
%he eenintY 'Will be crincleenel,
alsaece with tgee clerk, befonn thie
enaoLES 8. ilat„s
Conneyancet Notary Pnblio,
Commissioner, etc.
REAL IISTATE AND INSURANCE
Issuer of .5farr1age Licenses,
Huron Ste Clinton,'
' 'W. rk,
Dated,May 301hLANE, cle
Special'
cense received a car ot Extea No.
Orift.e; also:a ear of !Clunce :Neel
Wheat.
Presentor Wanted
A presenter wantea for Presley -
ten C
r/ahurch, Beueefielcl,
statin:-salaey. , will be re-
ceived up to. the 15th of Jane, 1912
JAS. D. GEMMELL, Clerk,
Bgnionciville, Ont,
To Graze Cattle •
DRS, GINN and GAN/HEIL
Dr, Iv, Gann, L, it, C, I., IL. IL C. S.. Edita,
»M.S. 4,Ntad14r. MD, -
01hee-Ontario Street, Glinton„
eight oaks at residenee, Rattenbnry St3
or at bospital
H. T. RANO Ei
Notary Public, Conveyaneer,
Fina,ncial and Real Estate,
INSIMANCD-AGENT-11epreeenting 14 Eire In
prance Ocnumbnios„,
Divietexa Coltrt Office.
liele I eee .e/R0MPSE$131
. Ratan, Surgeon, Dto
manial attention given to diseases otthe
Bye, Ear, Throat, and nose,
nen carefully exepatIncerdib, eirl suitable!
once and Residence,
Two doors west ot the Comma/vier. Irmo
Inane se •
The undersigned is prepared to
graze 30 head of eattle for the eea-
son 02 1912, Plenty of water and
•shade. Apply fto
JOHN WARD,
eummerhill P. 0,
Barred Rock -Eggs' for Sale
I Neon on Barred Reeks at .Clisteet
4 firees' 3 seem:pin; lthiree and
specialfox best collection. leen.1-
Pu8let mating, headed by Milliard
ae,ekeree ereejeal number, settings
eggs $2,00 'per 13.-Pen2--s Cockerel
mating, headed by Millard cock,
Pullets, in tine pen i tare good lay -
layers. Eggs $2.00 per 13.e-Peaa 3 -
Utility pen, headed( by a 'cockerel
bred frorre 'one( of the best laying
strains ine • Canada. Henn in this
were bred from'. -1701 my pullets
Which 1ayed 436 egge in 31 days.
Eggs $1.00 pexf 15. I guarantee e,
go.ocl hatch or replace setting free
of charge, H. A, Hovey, Clinton.
For Sale
Blue Barred Plymo.uth Bock egg's
$1.00 per 15 eggs. Also a few:White
Cochin Bantam eggs $1.00 per 13. --
Jabez Rands, Clinton.
Two HOI1SCS 10 Let
Tim undersigned has two houses to
let, apply to
Jacob Taylor
a
Field Stone Wanted.
--
Field Stone suitable f ow road
making ia wanted by the Town of
'Clinton. Price $3.50 per cord 0113,-
000 pounds,
3. . PORD,
Chainnan of Street Committee
Miss Mary Lebeau, Edison, Sask., All kinds of logs, Maple, Soft Elm
writes: -"I was troubled with heart and Basswood preferred. Highest
disease and nervousness for over two 1 price paid.
years, and was so bad at times I had to W. Doherty Piano and Organ Co.
sit up at night being unable to breathe,
and every little noise would make me
shake and shiver. I tried several doc-
tors, but they were unable to do Inc any
good. A neighbor then advised Inc to try
O box of Milbum's Heart and Nerve
Pills. As soon as I began to take them
I began to feel much better, and by the
time I had used the third box I was com-
pletely cured. I would advise anybody
suffering from heart disease and nervous-
ness to try these pills. They will save
quite a bill in doctor's fees."
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills cure
all heart and nerve troubles by their
restorative influence on every organ and
tissue of the body.
Price ,50 cents per box, or 3 boxes for
51.25 at all dealers or mailed direct on
receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co„
Limited, Toronto, Ont.
01.0.00014scalassameMSWeer .Clobnita30.30,1.00ffratt
S1111 IN If SPT,SSI
I am still in the Wall Pape' Buel-
nees, and am in a ponition to show
you the best Wall Papers that have
been shawn in ClintonTHERE ARE ALL KINDS AND
PRICI3S ItA,NGE FROM POUR
CENTS TO ONE DOLLAR.
All papers boughtl from Ine will
be hung very cheaply,
All kinds of house painting clone
tied eetimatee given on old and
new work,
To call or drop a post card wit/
bring samples to your' door.
Geoo Potts
aneeleaea
JVIONT_REaeke
71-7.Hd-787rANDARD 13 3444Israizirim
Meeeltien-Ne.Welealser, 1281314 Deminlon
1861 Preeidgi.AL44,L, efEletalrefel ran lee
elme.
e It 5330trinafrenei ffirpeelateli greerrEnre
epee,' nee -during the phategrenhe fermi
eel ever/elle Werld..a _
'et0.1trticles 'are banefully; teleeted and
130 ibdttoriallpiellee ega: elmeoughly,
independent-.. ,
, 6libscriptio34"."057,Tli" Stfitiddrd
pb-sts $2,00 Per yea' 36 "Any itriffinea
0044 :61! 'Great Britain, '
48-
tlItY IT FOE 1912,1
Sundorif PUblishing CIA
l'b*1110.qA; tS.1411/10Dh3.2
Boarders Wanted
Having returned to town I am now
prepared to take boarders, either
ladies or gentlemen. Apply at house
Mrs, elogridge, Ontario street
Pasture Land
Some first class pasture land to be
sold in lots to suit putchasers. At
tractive prices. Apply to •
,]oh n Ransforcl, G T. R. City Ag,ent
• FARM FOR RIM
- _
The South 70 acres of lot number 83
and the Sonth East part of Lot no, 88
le acres both in the 1st concession of
Stanley township ie fervent for a term
of years. This property is elOse to the
town of Clinton and possesssion can
be given at once, Par further parte
cialara epees, to Henry Plemsteel, Clin-
ton, Ont., or McCarthy, Boys & Mur-
chison, Barristers, Barrie, Ont.
F111111 tor Sale.
The execute:Mot the Southeorabe
Estate( offeas for sale 50 acres, -
Bast half of lot 28, non. 6, 'Hallett.
.A, first-e1ass farm, well 'watered
and improved, marl with good
buildings. Also: Hie undersigned
°Here for 'sale, lot 294 eon. 6, Hull-
ett, 100 acres. These farms May be
bought together or eeparately.
JANIES SOUTHCOMBE,
• ' ;
ford & McLeod
Veeen now selling (Piniethy Seed
(Government Standamd.).
We al -so have 0.0 head, :Alfalfa,
Alsike. and Recl Clover.
We always have on hand -Goose
Wheat, Peals, Barley ,and Feed Corn
•Efigh.ese Market Prices paid f or Hee
iford'8/, McLeod
ano ,a111 Grains.
•
SZSIMOMMINW AIROMMUM
(0
Before placing. your 'orders for
your season's seeplY of (Joel, get
our prices. The very best goods
carried in stook and sold ee the
lowest possible price,
Orders May be left at Davis
ez Rowland's Hardware store, or
with
!Art 11314141:t1:elet7gehne 8:1311lats°
DR. J. W. SHAW.
PRYSICIAN, SURGEON,
east:rehear, ole,, Mace and residence 00 BM,
bonbon, 86,, opposite W. Farrsn's residence,
DR. F. H.HXON
DENTIST
54 Crown and Bridge Work a SineefollY.7
Graduate of 0,0,11,8,. Chicago, 0.1115 R.O.D.G,
Toronto.
Mayfield on -Mondays, May 1st tefeciembe.
DR. 11. FOWLER,.
DENTIST.
°film over 0'19EI3,'2 store,
Special care taken to make dental keen
meat ao painlesa as possible.
THOMAS - GUNDRY
Live stook and general Auction sec
GODERICH ONT
151 m sting sales a spenialtj. Olden at at
NEw ERA office, °Hilton, primirmy abterided
to, Terms reasonable. Farmers. sale note
dismanated
(3,D. IncTaggart AL D. MoTaggar
McTaggart Bros.
WINNERS
ALBERT ST, CLINTON
e. General Blanking Buninegra •
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafta issued. Interest allowed ors
deposits.
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
Farm and Isolated Totoin Prop/
erty Only Insured.
OFFICERS,
J. B. McLean, President, Seaforth
Jas, Connolly, Vire Pres., Goderich
Thos. E. Hays, Sec.-Treas., Seafortb
DIRECTORS.
Jas. Connelly, Holmesville; Jobe
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; el,
Chesney, Seafotth. I. Evans, Beech,
won) J. G. Grieve, Wiethrop, a Ben
newels, Brodhagen, M. McEware
Clinton.
Each Director is inspector of losses to
his own locality.
enagen
Robt. Smith, Harlock; Ed Hinchlee
Seaforth; James Cumming, Emma&
ville; J. W. Yee, Holmesville
Payments, may be „made at The
Morrishi Clothing Co., Clintoal 00
B. H. Clan Goderieh.
-
JACOB TAYLOR
CLINTON
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Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
Real estaje bought and sold
Money to loan
Office Isaac Street, next door to Necir
Era
Grand TriankRallway System
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Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce.
North Passenger
.London, depart.... , 8,80 a in 4.5014 na
Centralia 040 5,43
0.53 6.5e
100:1068 65.4015
ExeterBensau
10.80 6.10
BKIPiPeeefinelci
(Minton
Londesboro 11.00 6,35
Blyth 11.18 6,52
11.27 7.00
Be/grave 11.40 7.18
Wingharn, arrive,,11.50 7.35'
South Passeeger
Wingham, depart.. 6.48 aext 3.33 p 1111,
Belgrave 6.54 3.44
Blyth 7.08 8,56
Londesboro.... 7.16 4,04
Clinton 7,50 1,23
Brucefield .... . . „ 8.12 4.39
leippon. 8,28 4.47
Mansell' 8.32 .452
heater 8.48 5.05
Centralia 0,00 5.15
Londonenrrive 10 00 6.10
_Buffalo andlOode
West Passenger
am pm P582 14118
Stratford. ..... -10.00 12.20 3125 10.20
Mitchell.........10.22 12,45 5,55 10,47
Seaforth 10.45 1,10 6,18 11,12
Clinton 11.07 1.25 6,40 11.28
Helm es eine, 11.16 1,83 6 16 11,38
Goderieh.... -11.35 1.60 7,05 11.55
East I easenger
6590 p rn ra
Goderich.. ... ....... 7,10 2,40 4,50
Holmes (elle , . 7,26 -2,67 5.06
Clinton 7,35 3,07 3,15
Seatoeth 7,52 8.25 5.3e
Mitchell . . .. . . 8,16 3,48 5.55
Stratford-, 8.40 4,15 ee3,20
Dr. de Van's Female Pills,
65 reliable Frencle'regulator; never Mils. Th -
pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating• the
generative portion of the female system. Refilee.
all cheap imitations, Dr. de Van's are sold at
05 a box, or three for rue Mailed to any address.
T1133 oeRell Drug 'pg.. §fl 39311*3 00011.