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Canadian
National
Exhibition
SOME FEATURES OF
Imperial Year
Imperial Cadet Review
Cadets from tit the Overseas Dominion
ElhibitS by the Provinces
Dominion Exhibits
Band of Scots Guards
From Buckingham Palace
Paintings of the Year from Europe
Paintings by best Canadian and
American Artists
Imperial Cadet Competitions
Boy Scouts Reviesv
Everything in Educational Exhibits
Siege of Delhi
Besses 0' Th' Barn Band
oBritain's Best Brass 13tind
Dragoons' Musical Ride
Industries in Operation
Butter Making Competitions
America'sGreatestLiveStockShow
Canada's Biggest Dog Show
America's Prettiest Pussies
Japanese My Fireworks
Motor Boat Races
Hippodrome and Circus
Four Stages and Arena all going
Eruption of Meant Vesuvius
Athletic Sports
Ten Band Concerts Daily
Acres of Manufactures
Imperial Fireworks -60 Numbers
Aug. 24 1912 Sept. 9
,TORONTO
MARQUIS WEDe,
Lord l"gleseY,'s ,l5 .a
Big
Social Affair.
- London,. Aut.i. 5.-SoCiety and the
world of art and letters were well re-
presented at the Wedding Saturday of
the Marquis of Anglesey and Lady
:Marjerie Manners, eldest daughter Of
-
the Duke of Rutland: Themarriage'
took place at St. Peter's in Eaton
square. The guests included Prince
Arthur of Connaught, the Crown
Prince of Seryia, Prince Christopher
of Sweden, German ambassador,
Baron Marschall Voir Sieberstein, the
DUChe's al Marlboro; and 'William
Phillips, and Edward William P. Cres-
son o. the Am.eriCnr. Erubas'iy.
The churCh was decorald with pink
and red rambler roses, orange' blos-
soms and bay trees: T.he Archbishop
of Canterbury performed the care.
mony. ' The bridal dress, expressed
the originality for which 'Lady Mar,
iorie had beep, long diStinguished.
The long train of gold And white bro-
cade, fringed with heavy gold bullion,.
was brought over7 the shoulders like
a cloak. The hoide carried a prayer
book instead of a bouquet.
Lady Diana Manners, sister of the
bride, was the only bridesinaid, hut
the bridal party was followed by fiVe
boys and ten girls attired in costumes
representing a 'peried of years sgo
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Loncl,-1, Aug. 5.-(C.A.P.
Hon. Rupert Guinness, accompanied
by his wife, Lady Gwendolina Innes
Guinness, is on the,Laurentic bound
for Canada.
He proposes to remain in Canada
for about two months and will con.
sider plans for the development of his
scheme for settling 011 the-lo,tict young
men trained at his farm, where Cana-
d.an farming methods are employed.
• Walter Long, accompanied by Lady
Doreen) Long, Sir J. Arm-dm:3g and
Major Morrison Bell, leat's Thursday
next on the
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Dresseeer frs4r 00,01 fewlwAsne •
Western Fair
September Gth to 14th, 1912
Lois don's Great Exhibition
Liberal Prizes Instructive Exhibits
Speed Events each day
Ncw Art Building filled with Magnificent Paintings
A'ITRACTIONS
Programme Twice Daily. • Live Stock Parade Daily,
13ESSES 0' THE EARN BAND
of Ohelteehani, England. One of the greatest Brass Bands in the World
and several others
AERIAL ACTS, COMEDY ACTS, TRAM& OLIVE and itettonAmtn
ACTS, SEARERT'S EQIUESTRIENNE ACT, and others.
The Midway better than ever.
Fireworks each evening
Single Fare Rates over all • railroads
From Rinceston to Detroit
r- 6
Special Excursion Days, Sept. 1: th, 1211s, 13th.
' Prize Lists and all information from
W. 3, Reid, President Pi, M. Ilunt, Secretary
WORST NOW OYER
Cecil Spell Has Broken Eack of
Ottawa Epidemic.
ROAST FOR TWO NURSES
Toronto Women Who, Returnecl and
Criticized the Methods of the Offi-
cials at the Capital Are Replied to
In No Mild Terms by the Head
NUrS0 In Ottawa -Number of
Cases is Daily Growing`Less.
Ottawa, Aug. 5. -Up to last night
several cases were added to Friday
night's' total of typhoid fever, bring-
ing it up to 750. The number of deaths
from the disease is now officially given
at -the city hall' as twelve. The daily
number of new cases has now begun'
• to taper off, as is the ease whet a ty-
phoid epidemic passes its worst stage.
On Wednesday there were. SO, Thurs-
day 70, and Friday 46. ' The total num-
ber Saturday was less than'Friday.
' Doctors say the spell of cool weath-
er the city has experieneed for the
last two weeks has been the salvation
of many of the patients. Had the
outbreak °centred' a couple of weeks
sooner, during the .extreme heat wave,
the loss of life would have been very
great.
Miss Florence Loamy, head nurse ef
the Ottawa typhoid emergency heels).-
tal, made a statement Saturday, in
reply- to criticisms by Miss Agatha
Garnble and Miss Hurst, Toronto
nurses, who came here to assist in the
typhoid epidemic, but who have re-
turned home and given interviews
condemning the conditions under
which they were obligee to work. -
Mies Leamy ridiculed the idea that
either Miss Gamble or Miss. Hurst
had any grievance, real enough to
item them to leave their work.
"Why," sold Miss 1...eamy, "if in
emergencies such as this nurses and
doctors stopped to coneider their own
troubles and comfort, nothing would
be done. A real nurse alwaye 1,1603 to
an emergency cheerfully and readily
• -that is her test. • •
"In the first plea, 0 they had been
real nurses, or. even womeu, they
would have remembered that eveey-
thilet was being rushed. The (elute
IllireeS we llartl 1 rom Toronto haVe
stayed, and me content to de so while
they can help. The accommodations
with retard to sanitation mid disinfec-
tion were as good tie could be expeet-
ea on the first day. With regard to
having to get their food in reetau-
Tante, ifethey had endured thie awful
misery for one day longer they would
have; found that 'we made arrange-
ments for them to have food at the
hoepital. There is me doubt that had
tbey been suited for their work they
would have stayed and helped."
50,000 FARM
LABORERS WANTED
FOR HARVESTING IN WESTERN CANADA
Fins half cent, per mile from Winnipeg up Plus half cent per mllsfrom allpoints 0081 01
$10.00 TO WINNIPEG $18.00 FROM WINNIPEG
to MacLeod, Calgary, or Skimenton. • , maebeod, Calgary or grimonton to Virinnipeg
gveING TRIP WEST." "RETURN TRIP EAST."
•
GOING DATES
AusuST 204h -From all stations on all lines„on and South of the Grand Trunk Main
•• Llne, Toronto to Sarnia, including all stations on the C.P,R. Toronto to
• Windsor (inclusive) and Branch Lines including Guelph sub=division from
• Guelph South and from Brampton South,
AUGUST 23rd --From Toronto, end all 13tritit5ps north of, but not including the Grand
Trunk Main Line, Toronfo to Sarnia, and 'from Toronto east to,_ .but
not including Kingston, Sharbot Lake nnd Renfrew; and C -Pat, Lines
west of Renfrew. • '
AUGUST 213th ---Prom all stations In'Ontario, Toronto and East, 04-illia nod Scotia
• .•Junction and cast; also east Of 'North Bay, and Eastern Ontario. •
AUGUST ,30t1i-Prone Toronto and all staticds west, in Ontario; North 13ay oad west,
' including C.P.R. stations, Sudbury to Sault Ste. Maxie. Ontario.
`IVIVIVAY, sEqoNn!GaSsAtiCEYS WM.' BEI ,801.0 10,,VSNI169 '080
. One-Waysecond class tickets,to Winnipeg only will be sold. Eacu tieket, will include a
• verification certificate, with an extenSide, carmen. When extension 'coripon has been signed
at weetiocene a farmer; showing he has 6ngaged theholdento Work as tl,,farra laboret, the
;couPon will be honored up to September' 80114 for ticket"at rate of one-half tearer mile,
rnruin fifty seine) to any station west of Winnipeg on the Canadian rec18e, Canadian
orthern or Grand Trunk Pacific Railwayaln:IrlanItoba, Saskatchewan or• Aetexte, but not
eat of Echnoritoil, Calgary or McLeod, Alta. , . ' . 8, e,. ''- -
A certificate %bill be Lashed entitling putehaser to a second-class ticket good to return
from Any station on the Cana:Hap Padific, Canadian Northern, ,or Grand Trunk Pacific
Iliveys In Alberts„Sasketchervan and MenitOba east of MacLeod, Calgary and ExlMent,On,
‘original starting point by the same route as travelled oh ging lour ee on er before
tweinber 30th 19124 oli payment of orio,half Cent per Mile .(minlinuirr fift.y4Ceets) up t�
the te dg'Orlarrilai atelestin4torleis d thirty days 4 lesitesttee. r
..
Witetti/ adit actee 0 eteetefrereVvienteete TiworkSat least tVIded the holder deposits t ie tertlficate witli
'-'• Fot
ull particUlara see ataiesteo.P.E. • see eeteatess4 ..-1, .1.• 1.4.1.,,',/,kbrenif,.., 14.
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Y NOEL
Lesson VL—Third Quarter, For
Aug.,11,1912.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of th LOS5Orl, Mark iv, 35, to v, 20.
Memory Verses, 38, 39= -Golden Text,
PS. xlVi, 1, 2 (B. V.) -Commentary
Prepared by Rev. D. M. Stearn,.
It comes to me as I begin to write
this lesson that we shonld always see
Jesus in His life on earth among men
as God manifest in the flesh; revealing
God to us, ehat we may enow Rim
personally, and trust )11im and let Him
,
live in us, that others may know llimi
for the poor World knoWeth Rim not,
We must also recognlie always a great '
adversary, the devil, who hates God
and man and would kill God if lie could
and take Ills throne. He would keep
men In ignorance of God and of Clink
and possess them for his own ends and
turn them against- God. He has great
power with God's permission and will
exert it to the full against God before
be is finally overthrown. In the tem
portldns of today's lesson we see the
Sou of God crossing the sea of Galilee
to deliver a roan (or, accOrding, to Mat.
thew, two Men) from the power of the
devil, cold on the way it seems as ir a.
great storm would sink the boat and
drown all who were in it. Did the
devil know that he was about to lose.
O bit of his property, and did he see!:
by that storm to kill Christ and Hit
disciples? Let Bees& tell who knee;
more than I do, but this we do know-.
that •he tried to kill Him as a babe in
13ethlehera and finally dld kill HIM by
the' Jewish rulers at the hands of the
Romans. Thank Cod 13e Is risen froni
the dead, is alive forevermore, is at the
• right hand of the majesty on high, has
all power in heaven and on earth and
Is waiting Els tate to put the devil in
the bottomless pit and set up a king.
dom or peace and righteousness on
earth, .
In this great storm en Gelilee see
Elm peacefully sleeping on it pillow ie
the lender part of the ship, though the
waves beat Into' the ship and it wail
full of water, and recognize in Him a
weary man, a real man, partaker of
flesh and blood, but without sin, and
rejoice that we bare a High Priest wile
Is touched with the feeling of our in,
firmities (Hob. II, 14; iv, 15). Ile is in
the nildit of trouble, as the disciples
see It, and yet Ile Is not troubled. And
on the last night before Els crecIfielon
He wild to Ills disciples, "In the world
ye shall have tribulation, but in Me
peace; lee not your heart be troubled,
neither lot it be afraid" (John eve 38;
site 27). When one .was discoursing on
tee teachhig of Christ a man wile had
never before heard such teaching said,
"Beautiful, beautiful, but eau you do
It?" Jesus Himself could do it, and
lie did It. He alwaysdid' wbat He
tauglat (Acts 1, 1). The slikneOuld not
shit; neither could tbe dieciples peels%
with Cbrist in their midst, bat they
Eel not know Him and were therefore
filled with fear. They awoke illut
with the cry 'Lord, save us!" ana with
the question "Master, carest Thou not
that we perish?" His reply was: "Why
are ye fearful, 0 ye of little faith?
Where Is your faith?" (Matt v111, 26;
Luke vili, 25.) They were trOubled. by
wbat they saw. Faith endures by see -
Ing the invisible. We are espected to
walk by faith, not by sight (II Cor. v,
7). Be rebuked the wind awl the rag.
ing• of the sea and said, "Peace, be
still," and there was a great calm
(verse 30; Luke viii, 24). The rebuking,
compared with Zech. 111, 2, and Jude 9,
leads me to believe that the person re.
• ferred to In those passages bad some-
tbing to do with this storrn. As the
disdples saw the power of' His word
they feared and wondered and said,
"What mauner of man Is this that even
the wind and the sea obey Elm?" Our
hearts exultingly cry, "Jesus Is Goer
• The perfect man a little while ago so
peacefully asleep bas power over wind
and sea and all the elements. He 11 10
who walked in the furnace with Dan.
lers filends,and cmenched the viokince
of ere and spent the night wit fa Daniel,
and shut the lions' mouths. To enow
Elm Is peace at all times.
Now see Him meeting tbe tempest
tossed man or Gad-ara, possessed by a
legion of demons, a naked wile man,
exceeding fierce, whom no one could
bind or tame, for he broke all chains
snd fetters, and all men Woi 0 afraid
.0? him. The poor demoniac seems to
long for deliverance, for he ran to Jo -
e08, as ir he knew that He ;•ould de-
liver him. but the demons tee strong
Within him. They knew .1.e08 and
called Him Son or the Blest, 1 ligb God
(verse' 7). 'lbey knew •the cl sun that
awaited them and ask. "Art 1000 crime
hither to tortnent us before the thee?"
(Matt vills 20.) They knew o1 the
peace prepared for tbem and beg not
to be sent to the abyss or bottomless
(pit (Luke vill, 31, R. V.). There is such
Ia place, and there 11 a place (trilled the
lake of fire, everlasting fire prepared
ifor the devil and his angels (Bev. xx,
114,15; Matt. say, 41).' All who de.ny this
'or make light of it axe not fei the time
.controlled by the spirit of truth. Al-
,
though there were so many demons, In
the man, tthey are spoken of as one, for
Jesus said, "Come out of the man, thou
unclean fsplrit" (verse Se a ;se . ha vine
received permission, they went into the
SWIne, fiUd the whole herd, euout 2,000,
were drowned In the eea, iteeold the
change ,in -the man- sv.ho had beep the
terror of the nelebberhoorn See tem
clothed and tat his right mind end long.
to give entire satisfaction to all
heuniatic ;:suffexers who use it.
illaume Ise° good 'we/save receiv-
ed hundreas of testimonials from
prominent people throughout Can-
ada and United States. Rheumo
eaves every particle of uric acid
poisons froin tee blood enriching it
abet cureng rheumatism. Doing al-
ley. the disease to go so far. eine
you act a defoninity front thettone
tures and pains it ieflicts. Rheum°
is your safeguad and J,E. Hovey
Raarantee Rheum() to do 011thatis
Calmed, We have confidence in
Rheurno or we would not 'guaran-
tee it.
rELEGRAPH IC BRIEFS.
The "Massachusetts Institute of
Technology in Boston will be the first
educational institution in Ameeica to
teach aeronauties. '
An aeroplane with pilot and two
passengers crossed the English chan-
nel from Dnai yesterday in a etorm
add landed in Rent.
Magistrate Blake of Galt sentenced
• William Smith to 10 months in the
Central Prison for criminal negligence'
• of his wife isnd child.
An Australian aviator, Charles Lind-
say Campbell, was killed Saturday
when his aeeoplane collapsed'at Ily-,
fleet, Surrey, England. ••
It is said that the Pope will receive
a legacy of e million marks ($238,1)00)
from the estate of the late Cardinal
Anthony Hubert Fischer of Cologne.
The arrival of the steamship Savoie
in New, York yest•eolay WaS the first
appearenc,e of a mail steamer of the
French line in six weeks. Strikes
caused the break. '
John Carroll, an attenatint with
Hares Circus, who had his arm bedly
mangled last Monday by a lioness,
died Saturday in the Moncton; N.B.,
Hospital from blood poisoning.
Corpl. G. elortimer of Quebec, who
made a tvoild's record at 13isley, ar-
rived ,on Saturday evening on the
Corsican, and Was greeted by his
friends, who heartily congratulated
him '
BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND
Subjects taught abtytheexPert instructors'
l?&P/Pe
. ,
• • r td.,(1. A. BLDG.,
LONDON, ONT. -
Students assisted to positions. College
in session from Sept. 3rd. Catalogue
free, Enter any time.
J.W. Westervelt J. W. Westervelt, Jr,
Principal centered Acoomitant
.
30 Vice -Principal
Stud Old Age
• ,,,„i,..„.i:peciei„..,jounent
.,acz..nilation.
Scott's Emulsion
contains these vital Properties
in concentrated form and dis-
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without taxing the dhiestlea.
Scott & Bowe., meet., ont. 12-12
Nine Boy Scouts Droweed.
London, Aug. 5. -Nine Boy Scouts
were 'drowned yesterday by the cap.
sizing of a cutter off Sheppey Island.
A large party of Boy 'Scouts were pro-
ceeding at the time to their summer
camp on the island.
Four young men of the mission
camp at Saltdean, near Brighton, were
drowned yesterday while bathing. Sev-
eral other bank holiday fatalities are
reported.
Railways Are Spending,
Grand Forks, B.O., Aug, 5.-Rail-
wa; development is now being under-
taken in this vicinity involving a to-
tal expenditure of $180,000.
SOCIETY WOMEN SAY
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SAGEINE ecif tens harsh, dry hale
makes Uric's, and luxuriant in color
and removes every particle of den-
clmaff from the scalp. SAG -EINE is
daintily perfumed; it ie not sticky
ov ,greasy and is really superliovas
a, halt., dressing. Any woman can
improve hoe aPnearanee by caxling
ler her hair with SAGEINE. J. D.
Hovey in Clinton Belle a large bot-
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note- the improvement in your ap-
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fag to stay with Jesus.
• CASTO_R I A
l'or Infants and Okt area,
The -Kind You liave---411Wris Bought
Rears the
,•Sig -nature of ;
CANADIAN NEWS.
KU REPORTS.
Chicago Wheat Futures Close Higher,
• Liverpool Exchange Close -Live
Stock --i Latest Quotations.
CIIICAGO, Aug. 3. --Statements that
the edge of the foreign demand' was
off had a wealcening effect to -day on
the price of wheat. The market closed
Irregular, 1-4c lower to 3-8c to 1-20 UP.
Latest trading left corn unchanged to
1-4c down, oats at a decline of 1-2c to
1-2c at 5-8a and provisions varying
from 10e less expensive to a shade ad -
Winnipeg Options. ,
Opeii. High, Low. Close. Close.
Oct, 93,4313 .9310
oat, 3614b' men>
Toronto Grain Market.
Wheat, .bit, bushel
. Wheat, goose, bushel
ni,),..:101ey
,,bbuushesell,,,i,, .
- Peas, buhushel 00 00
44 0 49
1 00
Buckwheat bushel
0 so i'64
Toronto Dairy Market.
*105 to 51 06
1 00 ....
Butter, creamery, lb, rolls.. 0 23
Butter, creamery, solids • 0 28
Butter, separator, dairy, 180 26
Butter, store lots 0 22
Eggs, new-lald 0 25
Cheese, new, lb 0 141/2
0 29
it
0 23
0 26
0 15
Montreal Grain and Produce.
MONTREAL, Aug. 4. -The local grain
markets were quiet on SatUrdaY, CoWiriff
to Liverpool being closed. Cable enquiries
for wheat received were out of line to the
extent of one cent a bushel and no busi.
ness was reported. Oats were firm, but
also affected as to business done over the
cable by the closing of Liverpool market.
The enquiries received were too tow to
suit sellers here. Butter and cheese con.
trine firm. Receipts of butter for the
aert% 11 atliz
lc= ''frgin itiVivelXigoet% ' aands
week last year. r rorn may 1 to date there
is a decrease of 23,49.0 packages, as cum -
1 pared with receipts in the same p055104
last year. Cheese shows a decrease 44
36,671, as compared with receipts in e
same period May 1 to date last year. The
lighter supplies give the market a very
1 irm tone. Bggs are steady at the ens
vanee of a few days ago, There is nb
veaeuke eenig geigicat.,irt3is flleaket and the
Oats -Canadian western, No. 2, 459 to
451/20; 110. 3, 44c to eitee; extra No. i feed.
45c
Barley -Manitoba feed, 630 to 04e.
Flour-, Manitoba spring wheat patents,
g, Ifirsts, $5.80; seconds, 5520; strong bakers,
55,10; winter patents, choice, 55.25; atralebt
*1 rollers, 54.85 to 54.90; do., bags, 52.25 to
• 1 $2.80.
R _
• Rolled oats -Barrels 55.05; bags, 90 lbs.,'
. 4 62.40.
.:
S i . Millfeed-Bran, 522.50; shorts, 226; Mid-
i dlIngs, 527; mouillie, 530 to 534.
ChUreh ill Toronto reel one of the very
reroute, died on Saturday in Boston, 1
'tie- personal studerts ef the late Mrs. , Butter -Choicest creamery, Elie to Men
eddy, Mrs, Isabella M. Me -mut et
S11166. '
The founder of tli. Chriselan Society
seconds, 26c to 2614e.
May -NO, 2, per ton, car
flgetesese-fellileatt 1140 10 to Mice
21c to 220,
Eggs--seteeted, 28e to sot; No. 2 stook,
lots, $16 to 517.
1 Potatoes -Per bag, ear lots, 51,60.
Five persons narrowly eileiti-eti 1 Dressed hogs -Abattoir killed, 512,76 to
•leath. at Elkhart, Ind„ Saturdae
y 4 Ilork-R avY Canada short cut mess,
A hell a bull, mof maddened by the sightbarrels 82 10 45 pieces, 526; Canada short
r, big red autontobile, charred the Nit cut backs, barreie 45 to 55. pieces, 525.50;
. ,.
1 Canada clear, barrels, 90 to as pieces, 5213.
,tterturning it into a ditch at the.
1 Lare--compouad tierce; pure,es, 373 lbsierces,
., 1.0c;
Lumberjack ,Jarry Weds a Buffalo Girl
This Time.
' T ()Tonto, Aug, 5, -Arthur Tarry, wb o
came down from the north last No.
vember with a story that he had just
sold a half raillion dollarmine, and
would liave Plenty of money in a few
days, 'and then proceeded to invest
in a motor car, expensive jewelry,
extravagant ampere', and also took to
himself a wife, is now in trouble in •
Buffalo. •
A week ago he blew into tho• Bison
City, made arrangements to buy a
house on, a fine street, the same day,
meeting a comely young lady whom
he married three days later, even as
here, only not quite so speedily. He
then started in to furnish the house
and else to buy whatever any . one
would sell him. The police, acting for
suspicious merchants, cut short his
elaborate transactions, which for fur-
niture alone ran over $2,000. His
young bride is prostrated.
His Toronto millionaire antics se.
cured him a five months' sentence, al.
though they were not the charge, He
vas sent down for stealing an over-
coat from his Toronto inother-imlaw,
with whom he and his wife liv,ed.
r, .oktsjneialei •
objeCit, les.:.011 in roa:1111,iliii wood pan
llt1 375 lhs,, iSee; pure, wood pails, 20 lbs.
lls, 22,1bs, et, 104,8 T
, . •
Provin•cial Government is having tat, 13lle.
7
nees-Ptate, barrels, 250 100,, 511 do.,
1 mite nf road built at Wolfe llandi ; tierces, 300685.
, e tar as
iiaerslt,eosiuel 't T,bil s oilee bzelgi ti. trLa Leif:illy:1 eel
LTVERPOOL, Aug. B. -closing -Hops in
Liver -pool Markets.
Aethony Rankin, M,P•P• 'London (Pacific Coast), 57 7s to IS Ss
'12 introduced a bill in tlio 1.1. :1. Cop. ' Pork -Prime mese, tvevtern, fru fil,
Reprt13elltritiVe Mulltluil of Wyoni• Iseef-sExtra Inala mess, 127s (15, ' '
6 to appropeiate $.2110,61,0 en. the ; Naatteirrimicelutt•Iritirlitut,d4 tt,tiltli.21ILit.,,,
.:4 termination r,i timber 0, olyes, Coy- '
beilits, 14 tr PI Ihr., GIs; ii.n; ilcar noddies,
4, b 1.3 - IT'S., es. Clear
O's 0c1; short rib V 84 " "
..t.'s, mountain lions and ittlitr wild
essatures that kill off sieve. neer, ss to Se 417s; len:4 owar midar,s,
' heavY, 63 to 40 Ibe., Os ed; short elear
hacks, 16 to 20 ihr,, 511s; shoulders, square,
1 11 14 13 lbs., Hs.
Cookrs ias iiOOli OIS 1i15L Ifined
Lara-nrlate western, in tierces, 520 25;
American, re, Eta.
The rtent Uterine Tonic, atal dheese-eariadinn, finest whlte, 1101V,
1.110 cissqual Monthly , Vs; do, colored, es es.
se • women can i Tallow -Pr] me citY,
1'15 la three tiegrecs Tureen une-e'elras, 701 al.
19 ders e'si :Aroma, V3; Nee. 3, Petroleum-Bk.:Iced, Rid.
for 00355, 5)01'UO3, nSeed 011, 4r,s.
Amor,th-No., kg; Pa 2, uosin-Commnu. 16s 05,
Sold 1,1/ 911 i4,11t,ryhtts, cur , Cotten seed .oll, refined, snot, 260 101/25.
see
• DI'!'cr); (14i1 Xfirims ' Minneapolis Grain Market,
Kingston, Augs. 5. -The old -story of
riot knowing, the rifle was loaded was
responsible for what night have prov-
en a fatal accident. I-Iarold Baker, a
lacl living at Napanee, was brought
to the, General Hospital yesterday
afternoon suffering from a bullet
wound. in his side. He was with a ,
chum, George Degroff, in a rowboat
When the accident happened.
Degroff picked up the rifle believing
that it was not loaded and in fun
pointed it at Barker and let it`go off,
' exclaiming, ',Now I will have a shot
at you." Barker fell over and his
ecimpanion is broken-hearted over the
sad affair. '
eseelVireettitemeressees. 'IV Y. (1.),Trajv Viwd,.,10. MINNEAPOLIS, Aug, 3. -Wheat -Clos-
ed -Sept,, 9244fie; Dec., 934e; Ma)', 0774c;
Half -Naked In Woods. I NN0o: 21 nhoarrtdh,ellne),Tset:021,4o. 1 northern, 5107%;
Corn -No. 3 yellow, 740 to 75c.
,
Sudbruy, Aug. 5.-11 gruesome find Cats --No. 3 white47e,
was made by Wm. Robbiard, a C.P.R. flee-4We 2i,:, 0514a to "e'
sectionrnan of Romford Junction Fiein--Eirst patents, 55.10 to $3,45; se -
who had occasion to go into the bush Mind patents, 94.85 to 55.10; first clears,
Saturdayafternoon. He found a stare- 59.50 to 83.86; Second clears, 52.50 to 52.00.
ed half -naked man ihving and froth- I Duluth Grain Market
ing at the mouth. Robbie.= carried DOLTJTH, Aug. 3,--Wheat-No. 1 hard,
,,
hint a mile to Romforcl Junction and , No , 1 northern, olc, 91.0414; Ng. 2
ncro$LOtuf3'.1 Wth
brought him o St. Joseph's Hospital eieNZ;git'PC' asvdSe.''ic'here' the same evening, where he died -
about two hours afterwards. ' CATTLE MARKETS.
The only information elicited from
him was that his name was eohn 1 East Buffalo Cattle Market.
Gleason and that he had been lost •
in the bush for two weeks. Except EAST MIEFAL0, Aug -Cattle-Re
ecIpts 200 head; slow ande
*3stady. -
for a transfer employment slip Wen.- Yeats -Receipts, 00 head; slow and 75c
tification is impossible. This slip may tower, 54 to 115.50.
identification Hogs -Receipts, 1900 h
be traeed back and ead; fairly active
made corimiete. ma.nixel estic, t502.201oetchisshoe;ry,• ohrekaevyrs: 68.00 to
two tilt:
— Pigs, $5.50 to 58.60; roughs, $740 to $7.60;
stags, $5 to $6.50; dairies, 53.40 to 55,6,
THOUGHT SHE WOUL
SURELY DIE
DSheep and Lambs-Recetpts, 400 bead;
steady; sheep, active and lambs sloW,
unchanged,
Chicago, LI ve Stock.
'HAD PAINS AROUND THE HEART
AND SMOTHERING FEELINGS
Mrs. Win, Lee, Uhthoff, Ont., writes: -
"I have taken three boxes of IVIiibure's
Heart and Nerve Pills, and am now well.
I had such pales around my heart and
such smothering feelings that I.thought
I Would surely die. • My head used to be
propped up with pillews to keep me from
smotherhig. One day I read in a paper
, about your Milburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills, and three boxes cured me."
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are a/
specific for all run-down men and women,
whether troubled with their heart or
nerves, and are recommended by us with', „an., Aecocieelosi
the greatest confidence that they will do ternoon, the factories beta here boarded ten hum -
all we claim for them. dred and thirtY-tWo packages of butter,
Price 50 cents per -box, or 3 boxes for lotee0hundred and torty-tbree boxes of
.5 rive buyers were present. All
81.25, at all dealers, or mailed direct on the cheese sold at Mee, aid butter of -
receipt of price by the 'F. Milburn Co., feree fropib 24o te 2040, be; uo fial.•
......
CHICAGO, Aug. 8.--Cattle-Recelpts, 490;
market, steady; beeves, 55.80 to 59.55;
Texas steers, 54.85 to 56.85; western steers,
55.80 to $7.80, s ;pekoe and feedera, 54 to
56.90; cows and heifers, 52.70 to 53.40;
calves, 56.75 to 510,25,
Hogs -Receipts, 8000; market, 60 higher;
light, 57.85 to 58.45; mixed, 57.25 to 5840;
heavy, 57,20 te 58,25; rough, 57,20 to 40,40;
pigs, 56.70 to 58.10; bulk of sales, 67.55 to
Sheep-FtecelptS, 1000; Market, steadY;
native, 53.80 to 54.75,• western, $3.50 to 54.65;
yearlings, 54.50 to $5.65; Iamb ,s native, 54.50
to 57.65; western, 54,50 to $7,81
Cheese ,Markets
_ .
-toirEON, aye. 3. -The offerings on the
cheese market to -day were as follows:
1, Pond MIPS 100 c, July 29 to 81. 2, Avon -
bank, 190 c, Jett? 22 to 81, sold at1831s; T.
Banantyne. s. Glanworth, 120e, July 29
to Aug. 3, sold at 1214e; Swift & Co. 4,
Ballymote, 40 twin e, July 8810 finesse,
45 large cheese, July 20 to Aug. 8, NO boxes
offered; lib) sold as above.
001,vANSVIT.,LE, Ans. 9. -At the meet -
in of the Baistern Townshipthis af-
's Dairy
Iimited,Toronto, Ont.
somesso
This is the Season for
171,11IS GREEN AND BUG FINISHt
and.we can supply you.
• Ave still have Buckwheat and Turnip Seed,
We Mine Hoes, Scythes, Snails, Forks, Slakes, Machine oil, Ere
Feints -The best made.
• Oils -Boiled and Raw Linseed, Separator Oil- fine and clear.
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Ft PiD 2:VMS LeEMPORIUM
N"SBe"
osempuranumanmszmumminmentmennommenast
Two Chinamen Missing.
Kingston, Aug. 5. -Local Chinamen
are worried over the non-appeterance
of two Chinamen who were coming
here from Vancouver.. Their baggage
errived two days ago, but the Oeina-
men cannot be located. Likely they
have been taken to some other place
by ratetake.
SEM YOU Hair
Don't fse Preparations Contain.
ing Poisonous Sugar of Lead Or
Sulphur
Even if Vol have healthy hair
YOu ought to use a little,PARISIAN
Sage once a week asei hair dres-
sreg. It keeps the hair healthy;
erevents scalp Itch, falling hair
and dandruff, and baidnees
.But be sure you get PARISIAN
eage, Then are many Imitations.
The girl with Auburn hair is on
every carton and bottle of PARIS-
IAN Sage. t
It banishes dandruff, stops falling
hair and stta.ln itch and imparta
to the hair a britleapey and lustagi
that all women, as well as men,
lo We S0 clearly, PARISIAN Sage
is a daintily perfumer/ .and refresh-
ing. It's the best hair tonic 5m1.1
ChB buy. Large bottle SO cents at
W. S. R. Holmes and donlers 'every-
where.
FRUIT INSPECTION
For soma 'years .1t has not been
safe fox et. canacl:an toms -liner to
buy a barrel of apples without
knocking tee head out of the barrel
and examining thel ripples dear ito
the bottom,
On the °thee; hand the British
consumer inehe old ccountry could
purchase a barrel of Canadian, ap-
pies an,d be sure almoet every time
that they wereteup 'to the alenAard
of the marking. e-••
The reason for this rather striange
condition of 'affairs was (that there
was stringent inspection of fruit foe
export but ne'peoefeetien ,the
Canadian consumer, and apples that
could not pass antstex to go to 'the
cid country were walked -off om the
gullible public right here at home,
The Domenion government has
taken a step, ,howelter, that will
safeguard the Canadian .consumer,
to some extent. Fruit for demes-
ne eonsumption will have to peso
the sante testle aathet for, exports
Bspecial attention wili bepfaild to
safeguarding, the fruitt shipped to
tee west. ,The department has ap-
pointed extra Inapeetors, tse see
that the fettle sold Ion ;the home
market is up to' the, • standard of
Oanadieen fink •oeferece to Bretieh
bnyers.
Cases Elf Tuberculosis
Must Be Reported
Sanitary Regulations Are Made
More Stringent By Provincial
Board Of Health.
Tor 01:11.0, July 51. — T he pr o vin -
going over the steev rOgulateeng
dal board of health spent yesterclaY
t ased upon tee changes made lin
the public healele act last •seseiern
The final changes lave been Made
and tho regulationswilt noW go
froward few, approval.
When, the regulations ,tro into ef-
f eat consumptiton will be incledeel
among thel ellseases; which peysie
csans are compelled to repeal to
the heaSele •authorities, 'Ithe, act
was amended last •ses,sion the word
"communicable" ,being inserted; in
place • be einfectious." in Or (ler to,
cover ;tuberculosis. The provin-
cial board in dealing; eviee tuber-.
.sulo,sis hare been coire Nil of the, feel-
ings °tithe sufferers, fm the die -
ease and reports will bemade IcionA
fsclentially from physicians to the
local health officer, who in turn
sends en hie repoet to heaclquaeeees
• Other matters dealt with in th
eegulatione ere the sunatanr ,pondi
,tions ip miming 01l,a, lumber camp
antd summer l'eicorjts. The, xegula
tions governing t iese leave bee
made inue, Inetio stringent. „ t_ ,