HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-09-05, Page 3,:, ♦4♦ 0.44lo-s++444+444+4++++4+++1*4*+,4o4t44• 4. s4 .4914+++++++++++++4+++4+44.444,t.
.. , ,; , , oR ���tN.'�Not��+A♦►e�+e+�orNoeNA'1o00+r o♦N�}♦t•1/►1000+�.+►i�•v��e'r���i9��o9oNi �►
Mg 'laminar the 'next corner, dfSap-
l'iL'. WESTERN'
PAL
�.,011�0�'1 �1�t r1
r'`1 0
Tx oIu indleatiions at :,the pelesentt
titraae.. ,W
it` Timid; as though fleas
and,s+eizabi ':lCxhibition •would., be
oyr'.
nose •1aolauluh•1-a`than• ever.,ihlxs -year.
The management are doing es-awy'r
thing "poss'ibl'e to make, tae Exhib'i-
b',
Iran srot only atttx actGre to Bela,
areas ,and
but i eatisf
t Oay
aa well.
They' ish to combine ed-
ucatio,p, "anal instruction as well, as
Kiva'tseuient along all the different
Phases " ofkhed.-vhibitten proposi-
tion. :''There Will be established on
the grenade, this year au up -to -elate
Milking m tch:l:ie plant an actual op'
erati,aal Rapt, farmer kir the coun-
try •should avala "himself of the op-
portunlity of seeing this aaaohial.e.
In
this day of scarcity of heap on
the Laden, this ineazxs a grleatttteal..
Come and see the cows milkedby
telectricity. There will also be;ies-
,tablieiied an the grounds as an edu-
cational feature a plant showing
the latest sanitary methods of can,
ing for and cooling !silk, ,These
are only a few of the anany feat -axles
which will inalee tate Eahibitio,n
very attr,aettve this year, The a-
luuseement part of the Exhibition
has been -yell looked iafter. Tblete.
wsl'l be a splendid programme of at-
tractions tlwice datly ibefore it'he
Grand Stand. The inaneigelnelne'
have ''secured at great eat -pease T
Basses o' the . Barn Band of Chelt-
enham; Englallrtd, ane of the finest
'areas bands' lathe woa't.d. You can
.nat:afford ;to:m-]ss hearing them.
The Midway will ,be filled with
good clean shows. Special rates
,oven all railroads commencing Sep-
tember 6tlr. Low agates for- iExhibl-
itors. Write the Secretary, A.
M.
London .Ont.. for aIt£nform'a-
tion, 'The _dates are Sept .stir fto
:I4;th.
NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
**tally Due to Overwork and
Worry -A. Tonic Is Needed
Old Jon es -C you-
P1y
u htei the luauaties t0 whichsheda g
leas 11een nn
aceustoetl?
Ca'117 (ellgageldl riot ,lunch lona
er thaaat's `thy Iw.ant toget niaadraeci,
NT
ow that.yon hate l s rd Imp
daughter sing, `ttrould y olr advise nae
to'send 'her .alatroadto sinist herlad-
sical stucliesa" 1
"Why not ',finish them right hese
and naly?1'r
" a
n
i
s
a seat tea
They questslel
"Yes, these's only one. tie that
keeps`ltitera together',
"Wliat le that?"
"Her new spting ,gown, Having.,
no maid she has to depend_ on her.
husband tgbook-upthe back,
"Women should.idress to please
their liusbands" deciared,`the Lady
lecturer.
Mrs. Wombat s'ndffed iiisc1ainful
a
"What's .,tiro triatter?}inquired
the friend. '
"If I aid that I'd lclress an about
two dollars paT year."
�ep���,, KtdC!L2d
taenia /
l
S1'. THOMAS. ONT.
Uhsurpassed for residential education. The
01,1001 College.Home" in - which to secure
a training for your lire's wont. Thorough
courses in Music, Painting, Oratory, High
School, Business College and Domestic
Science. Large campus, .inspiring environ-
ment. Resident nurse,insures health of
students. Rates; moderate. Every girl
needs. an ALMA training. Handsome pro•
spectus sent on Application to Principal, 42_
Overwork and weary give wise to
,nervousness', sleep'_essnees,._ head-
aches, lack of ambition and lack of
interest in your work. weak back,
Indigestion and sometimes a com-
plete break `down' of the al-eltvons
system. On every har_d you . field
victims of this kind and often they
do not know what todo for, them-
•selves. If these are your symp-
toms you need tonic-, and the;b5sly
way to lone up the nerves is lhrougb
the ..blood, Dr, Williams Pink Pills
are a direct veatve tonic because
they enrich and build up the blood,,
,,at
g
blood
that
�u
and it through g1i the tod
the' nerves are fed. Under their
flueu
ce
Iei
usne9a,
with a1
1 ite
ea itisaland
worried!sutteeieragaiin
enjoys
health and ;strength. Proof of •the
▪ alue of Dr. Williams' Pim`k Pills in
nervous troubles la given by Mita,
Lara Seheving, Lundar,'Man., who
g ays was was attacked with ner-
vous -trouble which almost drove
Me to distraction. It would be al. -
Most, impossible for words 'to des-
.cribe.my condition. The least thing
would startle aneand leave me
trembling for an hour. I had nerv-
ons headadhes and 'slept very badly
at nights, somite nights' not aft all,
lay appetite grew poor, and I was
c
a�eally wr 1.
I had
a physical ec
had
and
1 doctors
.s vela
n! to e
been
taken many !different medicines,
bolt without any benefit. Thein d
read of .a case similar cuaiedtby the
use oafDr. 'Williams' Pink P'ills,•and
I sent for a,dozen .hones fully be-
lieving it would take at Least that
toany to cure ane. You can judge
of my gratitude, however,_ when S
found that aftler using on,l'y Latf a
doeeztl boxes I was again enloyinig
'the best o,fhealth, and have since
remained well and .stroliag. I used
she remainder of the pills among
eniy .children when they seeareed out
of sorts, and have foundtlocator at
all tilm.es to be the very best family
Medicines."
You cant get Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills through any dealer in medi-
cine or by trail .at 50 cents a box or
six boxes •for 92.50 from 'Tod 'Das
Williams' Medicine, Co., Brockville,
atant•
AETERDiNNER MINTS
ILLED IN A FIGHT
Young Veterinary Student Stab-
bed by Half -Crazed Man.
SLAYER STILL AT LARGE
Grant Appleby of Renfrew County Has
a Dispute With Wild Pete Collins,
a Local Character of Vicious Ws-
-position ' and Latter Harbors
Grudge -Collins Draws Knife
In Fight and Kills Student.
"Our new lbo,o'l:keepeaa seems to
Have awo;ncle1fulgrant) of detail?'
"That's right," cleclal;ed the jun-
ior pas(tner( "Re 1;;tlo0Vs the re-
cords of most of theballl players"
Ci,bden, Renfrew County, Ont., Aug.
31.. -Grant Appleby, aged 27, a stu-
dent in attendance at the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, Toronto, who was
spending Inc vacation with his 'par -
eats, Mr. and Mrs. T. Appleby; Ross
Township. was murdered. last night
immediately in front of the parental
g stabbed twice to the
m i1 bein ib
ho e.te
heart by "Wild Pete" Collins, a farm-
er er of the district.
ie end
Collfiis made his escape,
al-
though posses have bceu out for
hours, no trace of him has yet been
found.
The murder was the direct result of
a quarrel which occurred Thursday
night ifi the village. Collins is said
to have insulted Appleby, and the lat-
ter retaliated, a fierce hand-to-hand
fight ensuing. Collins went for Ap-
pleby in a vicious manner, chewing
his ear to shreds. Although the big-
ger man, Appleby contented himself
with ending the quarrel speedily and
the pair were separated"by friends•
Collins evidently did not forget the
hate to
incident and carried his hatred lc
extremes yesterday. He has
great t
Y Y
been known to be of a very- vicious
disposition and at times has been re-
garded as insane,
Early yesterday his brothers sent
for his mother to assist in pacifying
him, but in his rage he threw her out
of the house and ordered her to keep
away•
Last night about eight o'clock Col-
lins went down the road in the diree
tit i of the Appleby farm. Grant Ap-
pleby, seeing him approaching, went
out to meet him,' with the intention of
settling the dispute of the night be
fore, which evidently from Collins'
manner was unclosed.
As Grant approached, Collin:, drew
a knife, from his pocket and made .a
rush for him. Grant called to his bro-
ther Reuben for assistance, and the
latter rushed at Collins. Grant Ap-
pleby also made for Collins and in the
melee whish followed was stabbed
twice over the heart.
After receiving the wounds Appleby
continued pummeling Collin,:, until
too latter: cried for mercy. The, pair
then separated, Appleby .and his bro
ther turning to their home and Collins
malting: off down' the road. Just as
Grant Appleby reached the gate, he
dropped to the gr'oand and died in a
few minutes. •
im ned
' l 'tante wan summoned,
Mediae] asses y a,
but Data R. Stuart, who. arrived, saw
that his services were not needed,
and Coroner Josephs of .Pembroke was
notified. An'iuquest -will be opened on
11is arrival.
Collins is a son of Mr and Mrs. Wil-
liam Conine of this village, '1 -le has
been regarded as a peculiar cbaracter,
althoiigh never before. very dangerous,
and 'for this reason. was called "Wild
Pete."
The Appleby grid Collins families
have, always been friends, 'and. the
parents of the 'Soong tnta.te can assign
no cause fox bis sudden hatred of
Grant Appleby.
"What impressed you moot in onr
' great city?" askedthe native, ---"Well," replied the nian enoe the
small town, "I've ,been here fora a
week n'ow .and Ju noticed ithat no-
body wears Ilun,d'ay cfotlres on Sun-
day,"
iiimAyeaed
ON EDYf'arAhl I('i)!iDSor sees
It's the CLEANEST, SIMPLEST, and BEST HOME.
DYE, one can boy--1Vhy you don't even haveto
know what KIND of Cloth your 0005. son mo,Io
of. --So blIstakes are Impossible.
Send for Free Color. Oned, Story Booklet, t and
Booklet
Booklet giving results of Dyeing over other onions,
The JOHNSON-RICHAtRDSON CO.,; Limited,
Monveal. Canndn,
Gordon• Hewi'tt Domini n . En- MARKET REPORTS.
Dr. C �
to the in t
n
referring
IS't
says,r
10g
't
!# i'!'10
la'
s'
C.
ort
e
•' e t a
' fan '1e a
t
and diar -hcea spread byt e housefrolxl!intestinal diseases r p
that the so-called harmless fly is yearly caus-
flhe believes yearly
Renfrewof Cinfants,in the death thousands
g
h
id
't o fever.
the germs oftyphoid
WILSON'S
best thing, ridyour house of these dangerous pests.
are tootles 1„in , g to
WEATHER CLEAR AGAIN.
n r
1i - Get In
" To •
G
.:E eNew
REDUCE-
�) RAT armersHa
�0 11L-. Z9 CL` Western F p
Their Crops. s. p
Winnipeg; Aug. 31.-L'tcr heavy
rains for the last week the say is clear
and bright, offering for the first time
in ten days prospects of settled -wea-
ther. Temperatures were generally.
high yesterday in Manitoba, but pro-
phets to -day say lair and cooler, but
at or not far off freezing point in.
many districts of central and north-
Saskatchewan.
Postmaster Gene•al Says He Urged
Cable Tariff Will 'Be Cut, Says
Mr.- Pelletier.
DETAILS COMING LATER
i s
Liverpool Wheat Fut are Close High-
.
er, Chicago Lower -Live Stock I
Latest 'Quotations.
C1-TTCA.GO, Aug'. 30. -Prospects of en
increase. in the. vl,",1ble Supply bore
down to -day on the price- of wheat.
There was a heavy tone at the close,
with the market .5-8o to 1 1 -Se. to' 1-40
-under last: night, Corn finished unal-
tered 10 3-8c lip, oats off 1-40 to 5-80
to 3-4o and provisions varying
from
t.
a
_Oc to 15"1-2c down to advance, d
1 '
The Liverpool market closed today -1-8d'
to 3,8d higher than yesterday on wheat, I
and 1-4c- lower on corm,', Wheat at Berlin
closed lye: higher,: Budapest he -lower;.
Winnipeg Options,
Open. High. Low. 01000. Close. l..
Pet. .. 931/2 91% 9335., 93% . 93+/il ..
Dec. 9034 9034 5931 :8031
Oats
Oct; 35?i, .30 353!4 359'i 369'0'
Toronto Grain Market. l
Wheat, new, bush $0 94 to $0 95 1
Wheat, goose,bush 0 9922 . '
Rye, bush 4g 0 Oats,. bushel 0
Barley, bushel
080'
Peas,' uusnei •• 1 00
Buckwheat, bushel • 0 80 1 00
Toronto, Dairy Market,
Sutter,. creamery, lb.
Butter, oreamery,-soli
Butter, separator, dal
Butter, store lots
8 0 808
rolls.' 0 2 028
ds....: 0 27
rY, Ib.0 23 " 21
830
62a
You will find relief in Zam;Bukl
It eases the burning; _stinging
pain, stops bleeding and brings
ease. Perseverance with Zam
Buie means cure; Whyno#prove '
410 Druggists a , fQrea.--
t}!IS Z,. "D�doa hoz.
roily t. SUMMER SORE -c,
DROVE OVER WOMAN.
Toronto Cabman Gets Years For De-
liberate Brutality;:
Toronto, Aug at -Sohn Morton, the
young cab driver, whose vehicle ran
ever Miss:Agnes White on Saturday,,
Tully 13th, -crushing her right should:
er and fracturing several ribs, was
charged. in court yesterday mornkng
with doing grievous bodily Harm by
reckless driving while in charge of a
i vehicle.
Miss White, wbo has been, under
medical. care since the accident, told
the court she had crossed behind a
the corner of it'eliznoton ane_
raggs, new -laid ...... .. - ar on
0heese, new, Ib' 01434 0 ' Bay streets about 12.15,' when she was
1±000)',. extracted, ib.. ... .-0 11 01 Suddenly struck and knocked down.
Ei d 2 76 3 00 Y
onMontrea Gran Miss Simon, who was crossing just
Montreal Grain and Produce. Idriven
in Front, testified that the cab
bythe defendant swung around the
corner at a furious pace and that olio
herself just jumped in time to escape.
I The front wheel ran over the other
young lady, The cab stopped for a
moment, but a passenger inside cried
out "drive on, drive on," and Morton
whipped up the horses, drove the rear
wheel. aka over the form of the nrna_
MONTREAL, Aug.. 20. -Business' to
Manitoba spring wheat over the cable
Was quieter,, but there Was a good for-
s'gix demand for oats, a further advance
In prloea, bit owing to the searclty of
Supplies' exporters" find it difficult to do
_ eco - Much business. �ne • local market 15
The weatner 'ma' of western Can-_ ;trona and prices are tending hlBher. Es -
T e P rt trade In new crop spring wheat flour
to Bear on the Cable Com- sumption of harvesting operations, ,n sa
panies After: Other, Means Had rd` lull asking prices Millfeed firm under a
Failed -Will Give Figures In tr
About a Fortnight's Time. and l>on high hails binders can get to
Liverpool, Aug. 31.-(0.A:P. Cable.) Regina, Sask., Aug. 31, -It is clear
-Postmaster Pelletier made a state- ail cold here, but the sun is shin
ment before leaving with Premier Bar- ing and farmers are hopeful for the
den on the Victorian yesterday after- harvest. If the sunshine of yesterday
noon. In part he said, continues cutting will be general again
"`When I first arrived in London I by Monday. Frost was feared Thurs-
said one of the most important ob- - tillyow night, but the mercury did not go
rover than 35, and the district escaped•
tein af reduction was visit icable rates. to try and abI Weyburn, Sask., Aug. 31. -Rain fell
Thursday, but cleared -toward night.
then promised to make public a state- Tise weather was warm and no frost
meat before I left. Those rates in has been reported. Yesterday opened
consmy opinion are unfair and should be warm and clear, but Butting is de -
Albert
lower. The Right Hon, la ed by wet fields. As much as 116 1-2
Albert Samuel postmaster, has receiv- cents has been offered in the district
ed me with the utmost kindness and by an elevator company for wheat now
courtesy, We had together many in- in the shock, grading No. 2 for Octo-
terviews, conversations. _and negotia- her delivery.
F fth
president of the ether company, Thursday night varying from two to
sig degrees. d ttri el ' carrels, 85 to 46 pieces, $27; short out
Tared, and wheat on logy Janda p�rob- sake barrels 46 to 65 pieces, J27.
Rt: Hon, Mr.
Sarduel to Bring Pres- ads is not encouraging to an early re- for October shipment was more active{
surer t' t' n d les of 26 000 sacks were made a
sin having fallen again 1 many la- good demand. Rolled oats 255e lower. De-
icts but it is generally clear to -day t
De -
nand, for butter Increasing, and marke
amore active at firmer prices. Cheese in
Po-
tatoes lower aPro strong.
stea¢ygs firm. Po -
Corn -American, No, 2 yellow, 90o to
lie
o
No; a-OanNoo. an 3, 48o to 49c; extragNo,t1..
teed, 49c to 49340.
Barley -Manitoba feed, 630; malting,
the to 80c.
Flour -Manitoba spring wheat patents,
llrsts, 55.80; seconds, $5.30; strong bakers',
15.10; winter patents, choice, $5.261
Straight rollers, '$4.86 to 14.99; do., ' bags,
13.20 to $2.30.
Rolled oats -Barrels,' $•4.80; bags, 90
bs,, $2.273¢.
Mlllfeed-Bran,
$
22 $3s shorts,
tt$34.$26; mid-
dlings, $29;
Hay -No. 2, per ton, car lots, $16 to
116.50.
Cheese -Finest westerns, 15%c to 13e/yc;
lo., 'easterns, 13e to 1551,0. '
t Bonde 25'0I1O1 to 26c creamery, 25310 to 26340;
Eggs -Selected, 28c to 29e; No, 2 stock,
Coto -
Mons with the manager o one o e High, River, Alta., Aug, 31. -Frost 19c to 100.
two Cable companies. We 0.150 met the was reported tlirfin'ailnnt this district
Dressed
bag, car lots DOC to $1..
un yFitlz pressedhogs-Abattoir kilted,' $1 to
some important officers of,___ Mr:Garden.
Ix2.6o.
A that moment ht G 1 -tuff wa in Fork -Heavy Canada short out mess
Samuel's department. t
amus 5 epar'i
I thoutoht it preferable to bring to an ably damaged. DLar9-Compound tierce
end the protracted negotiations and
to suggest respectfully to the British 1
g
- other things,
i of e
postmaster, among a ,
that he might, under authority given
him, by the landing license of one I "'
sal
of the companies (subject to app THERE IS NOTHING
provided therein), fix rates himself. I
Postmaster Samuel, who had more
power in his hands with his landing®R THE 1111 -ER
license, and who, could to a certain
extent command the companies, re-
opened alone the negotiations with a •
view -to fringing the cable companies i
to a point where esomu of the rates, L •IN I L f3 tJ iR IV' S
at least, would be reduced. by consent,
LAXA-LIVER PILLS,
SO GOOD AS
instead of Ministerial decree. This is
a good move 'on his part, inasmuch
as it will render unnecessary an ap-
peal which would have entailed con-
siderable delay. Mr. Samuel has in-
formed me of the pregi•ess made so
far, and his hopes of further
progress
in the early future with regard tc
some other rates All I can now say
is that it has been decided, eo far,
that some of the rates will be reduc-
ed, and such reduction will be made
within a fortniglft.• But all rates will
not be lowered.
Mr. Samuel, being unavoidably,
away, I do not care to announce to-
day what are the reductions now de-
cided upon, and on thewhole the pub
lie will be in better position to ap-
preciate the value of these reductions
if they are made known altogether and
not piecemeal. Mr. Samuel will wire
me all reductions which are to be
made when all the details have been
worked out."
`regains `arm Animals. '•
Don't let your boys or the neighbors'
boys "ick" 00 the animals, says the
p
Sin
ne-
ses
the
dela ,
rJournal.
1 _ It Farm. Janina . 1
,ture -intellect of a half grown lad -to'
see the mule launch an unavidla5le
kick at agile tormentors; to pull the,
bull's tail • and see him. make a wild
dash at the air, to tickle the helpless
horse and see him caper madiye but,
as euro as you, live, some one's going
to pay the Riper, Some day, the ent-
reat is going to get his innings, and
some entirely innocent person, perhaps
a woman who never injured a helpless
creature in her lite,'twill -be killed or
injured, Then is -ngood
boy. lade grows upit cruelot and heartlesforthes
and is tyrannical to humans as well' as
to biutee. Better stop it ;at once. ,.,,ea
'£'hey will regulate the flow of bile to
act properly on the bowels, and will tone,
renovate, and purify
the liver, removing
every result of liver trouble from the
temporary, but disagreeable, bilious head-
ache to the severest forms of liver com-
plaint.
Mrs. John R. Barton, Mill Cove, N.B.,
writes:-` I suffered, more than tongue
can tell, from liver troubles. I tried
several kinds of medicine, but got no
relief until I got Milburn's Laxa-Liver
Pills. They are a wonderful remedy."
Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills are 25
cents per vial, -orb vials for $1.00, at all
dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of
price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
-NE'Rvou s ®DEBILITY 7
OUR NEW METHOD TREATMENT'will .eure you and ieso that all
"you. Under its influence the brain becoe nereti Ut combloo purified so so that '.
pimples, blot0hes and ulcers heal up; th
v bashfulness and despondency, disappear; the eyes become.- brlght, the -
foc fulnass, and the moral,,: physical unit mental
systems
full and clear,arenergy ed; returns to the body,.
systems are invigorate all drains cease -no. more vttal•woste from the system.
'ton feel yourself -a man and know marriage cannot be a failure; Don't let' quacks
andfakirsrobyouofyourhardearned'dollars.
Fir NO NAMES' USED.WSTHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT
THREATENED WITH PARALYSIS
Peter B. Summers relates 1180 experience:
"I was troubled with Nervous Debility
for many years. I lay it to indiscretion
and excesses in youth. 1 became very:
despondent and didn't care whether I
worked or not, I imagined everybody
who looked at me guessed my • secret
Imaginative dreams at night, weakened
me -my back ached, bad pains in the
back of -my, ,head, hands and feet were
cold, tired in the morning, poorappetite,
fingers were shaky, eyes blurred, hair
loose, memory poor, eta. Numbness in
the fingers set in andthe doctor told nae
liefeared paralysis. I tools. all lflnds of
medicines and tried many anst-class
physicians, wore an electric beltfor three.
months, but'received little benefit, I
BEFORE TREATMENT Wag lndileOd tU'Ofnsnit Dl'S. Kennedy 3.'a AFTEa TREATMENT 0
KOnnedy though I had lest all faith m.
doctors. Like a drowning man T commenced the New METHOD Tasexoingr and it
saved my life. The improvement was like; ma ie -I could feel the vigor going through
the nerves. I was cured mentally and physically. I have sent them many patients
`and continue to 00'80. • O
v�
CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY
We treat and sure VARICOSE VEINS. NERVOUS DEBILITY, BLOOD AND
URINARY CRMPLAINTS, KIDNEY, AND BLADDER DISEASES and all Diseases
peculiar to Mon.' '
CONSULTATION FREE, BOOKS 'FREE. 11 upable to call w0lt6 for a Quectian
- --- v
. DY
E
ORS. KEN KE H
Cor. Michigan Ave. 'and Griswold St«, Detroit, Mich.
NOTICE All letters from Canada must be addressed
VCA Ps to our Canadian'Correspondence Depart- '
- inept in ,Windsor, Ont. If you desire to
seg us personally call at our Medical Institute -in Detroit as we see and treat
eo patients in our Windsor offices : which are for Correspondence and
Laboratory for Canadian business only. Address all letters as follows:
an DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont.
Write for our private address. ' 1
' s 370 lbs., 101401
Food palls, 20 lbs. net, x094c; pure, tierces,
76 lbs., 14c; pure wood palls, 20 lbs., net,
4310.
Winnipeg Grain.
WINNIPEG, Aug. 20. -Trading In fa -
ores was quiet and pricess steady, fluc-
tuations being narrow. Opening figures
Fere unchanged, following which there
vas an advance of 34o on the two near
nonths, but later declined, closing 1/20
bwer for October, and 340 lower• for' De-
zember and May, The cash demand was
ood far all grades, with active enquiry
from exporters, while the offerings were
111,...... -
There was a good demand for Dash oats
br the eastern trade, which stiffened
5rioes of futures to some extent. Flax
qac sold at 2c higher than Thursday's
hose. Receipts were 85 cars today.
Cash grain: No. 1 northern, $1.06; No. 3,
1;1103%; No. 3 09e; feed, 60c; No. 4, 88c;
go, 5, 74',to; Igo, 6, 64/c; No. 3 tough, 83e;
Yo. 4; 69c; No, 5, 57e; No. 6, 47c;. feed, 45c.
Oats -No. 2 Canadian western, 430; No•
s 411/2e; extra No. 1 feed, 42340;- No. 2.
sed
441/2e; No.
2feed,
-Barley-No. S Septem37c.
bernew, 5834c; No.
1 Sept, new, 47'4c,
Flax -No. 1 northwestern, $1.75; Not
Manitoba, $1.71; rejected, $1,60;
-id, 51.25.
LIverpo`8riirain Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Aug.' 30.-Clostug-Whgpk
-Spot steady; No. 1 Manitoba, 8s 7d; No.
t. Manitoba, 80 4140; No. S ivranitotate Ss
1340. Futures firm; October 75 934d, De
:ember 7e 631.1.
Corn -Spot steady; American mixed, old,
'a 4d; new, 'kiln -dried, 7s 31d, Futures
Flour -Winter patsents, 29s 6d.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 50,-Wheat-Ctos-
td-Sept., 919¢0; Dec., 92.50; May; 967400
0 97e;. Cash -No. 1 hard,• 97%e;
lorthern, 92%c to 9T790; No, 20p northern,
16Coini Noc3 yellowc'77%c too 781e.913tc..
Oats -No. 3 white, 81c to 51/e,
Rye -No. 3, 630 to 631c.
Flour -Leading local latents, In wood,
Mhineapolls, $4.66 to $4.05 other
atents, 54.50 to $4.85; First clears, $3.50 to
03,80; second clears, $2,60 to 490,
>• CATTLE MARKETS.
trate• ziuil sereanling girt, aria whij•1':'
Uth rwitnesses'including°M1 A'
e
Car on d i\7 D Wa• Aro as'-
r 'k 1 adm
ter for the Railway Company,peor-
ecborated tors t idenee,
Morton +alio rot think that the front
1t X
•'wheel' had gone over the girl, but
admitted that,having beeoine scare
curl d � d
s'nd orelered 'by obis passer;gor to go
an, Ole drove away.'' -lie will serve one
year i.a'the Central Prison;:.
A HUMAN U .
H n CHAIN.
Plucky Men Perflll5' Daring Rescue
Niagara Falls, ;ant„ Tune 29.• -Geo.
Parley. a `lineman, fell from the top
of a forty foot pole at the Canadian
approach to the lower hrtdge last
night rolled down an almost l,erpen-
dieuler river bank souther^tarty test,
and was saved from death in the „rag-
ing whirlpool rapids 150 feet below
by Dr W, li,'-\Vixen, an, American
physician, and several others, the
rescue being amohg the most sense,
tinnal- in Niagara's mina's.'
Hundreds witnessed the rescue ,and
cheered as the human ehain with
Wixan on the end dropped down the
bank ' and brought the injured man
up. Farleywas se badly injured that
he was taken to the i hospital,
al,
where it was said his condition is:
very serious
While working at the top of the pole
Farley lost his balance and. fell.
When he struck the ground he rolled
down the bank, his body bounding
frnln rock to stick. Finally his body
lodgodon a projecting crevice, where
be remained unconscious. He was
so near the edge Viet when Wixon
went down with the human chain it.
was with difficulty that the man was
removed without hurling him into
tate torrent below.
East Buffalo Cattle 1Vlarket,
EAST ISUFF,ALO, Aug. 30, -Cattle -Re -
001209, 23Q head; steady.
Veal ReeedeelP00,• 560 head•' active asal
8c to 8 higher, $4 to $12.6&
Hogs-BsOetpts, Oti00 l9'ead: actlye-• n
•
c to 200 lawn', heavy and `mixed., 016
5,2'•6;. yoc rs,. 53.79. to $9.26; pigs, g$g,8. 6
$$ lis 3 75 $7.90; stags; 86 to
o WU; ro 75 $
a $k,.,•.
d >
sheep and I.�u13s-I'Locistpts 4600. hadq�cj'
Meer,
een' actlt+e and steady; intiet.slew act
Sc Lower: ltllrnha, KM' to 57.26;,yearllogs,
26 to $5:70o95t1 s, 54,•, 6w.
3, 0.to'54,10;;- shatQi,.nifaed;76 53
to to,53i.$•76. as.
Chicago Live Sf
ock. -
CI.ICAGO, Aug*-a�vesipt
0parket, 4_111Aand weeaal?b
o
algYer;, beetele, x;.76 to $00,50;e
Texas
10heirs, ;$180 toi$$.00;' western steers, $6 to
.25;'vtocKers and- feeders, $4:25 to' 7,20;
1 5ows anI--tellers, $3' to -53; calves, $8.50 to
5.±ogs-Recefpts 16;000; market,- uneven;
;est, -steady; others, weak to 10c lowQ@tn
5got, 55.29 to 589,; mixed, 08,10 t0 03,V'"
heavy, $7• 00 $8!761 rough, $7,00 to $8.11166
lgs, $5.25. to $1,25; bulk of soles, '$8.16 to
Sheep- Receil1tits, 50,000; market, steady
10e higher;aiatOve, $3.40 to $4.60; western,
54 to
r s .b0 $`o. 1
earl n ,
5 •' g
0 6 Y
.60 t 54
1pp r ,76.
lam'be natbVa;.9rl7t to $7.20; western, $4
0 5050. '
Cheese Markets.
VICTORIAVILLH, Q., Augg. 30. -There
were. 2000 boxes of cheese sold here today
it 13s/ac. -
1?ICTON,.Ont-Aug. 30. -There were 1619
828
ease• boarded; 076, sola at 139�yc
and
I ct' at 1311-160
NAPANEE,: Ont., Aug. • 80, -At the.
se board' here today there Were 616
Shee
•e' all.
coos
e boar
dd
s
:'" 5, colored
as
1 bite an
selling at Mc,
11'3OQUOIS, ` Ont., Aug. 30. --At the re-
gular meeting of the Iroquois- Clieeae
Board held here to -clay,- 980 colored
cheese wore' registered. All sold-' at 12%o.
rhe usual buyers were present,,. -
'.
GORNWALL, Aug. 10,,-Ou the Cornwall
Cheese Board today, -: 1622 cheese were
boarded,. of which 103 were white and
1000.400..the colired: eortespoudi'All soldngw; ateek 139%lastb'
, Tea .ti_he Were
1310 at 13%c. and.'13 5-1s0,, .,2cia,1:�.1,
FM •
LOOK UP YOUR STATIONERY
�' %J+0
SLTPPI✓I S �
€,And see if you require Bill Heads, (ally.
size) Statements, Letterheads, Noteheads,
Envelopes, Business Cards, Etc.
Cif you require any of the above send your
order to The New Era, or telephone No, 30
for our representative to call on you. tat
l SI
.
f
Il Given
tes Cheerfully Estam a
L
6
(",The New Era Job Plant i,s one of the
best equipped in Huron County. oe of
QRemem
ber that Good Printingis essential
to Successful Business. *t ,ltd
1
aaa
FALL SPEemLS
SEE OtR Apple Pacers at 75c • Stock Pails at 80e
Loaded Shells at Doc 22 short Cartridges at lac
Draining Spades, Gleaner. Manure Forks large and small,
Ensilage Forks, Etc., Etc
Tlutothhy.Seed 5.25 -As the season is short, speak few days ahead
Sugar at Rock Bottom Prices for a few Days
Highest t. Price for nutter, Egos Etc,
, r'r , s
R
R. BO
Grand Rail
way Syste
11
Canadian National Exhibition
TORO1lTO.
Clinton to Toronto aisd Return
A ug 24 to Septaele ' Aug L7 and 20;
� Set8and5
P.
(`-.�, inclusive 6C
eV 7 inc oP�e
Minimum Rate 25 cents
All tickets valid' for return' until Tuesday, Sept 10th, 1012
WESTERN FAIR,- LONDON
Clinton to London and . Return
$1.50 Sept.'5 to 14 $1.25 Sept. 10, 12, 13
Minimum Rate 25o
Speeal Train. for London will leave Clinton let Sept. 10, 111,' 12
All tickets valid for: return nntil Monday, Sept, 10, 1912
Particulars,
AslAskGrand Trunk A out Incifull
anyg
�orollpar'ticulars anal tickets callon or ,wg1te,-
OHN IALSFORD &SON, Agents A.O.iATTISON. depot` a
g_t '
t,
eenex a e..T.Jniloin S a!tiou, f1`,Iroi ,to, Ont. ,
AR, Duff) "dis�ta'i,elil 1?I�lg
� g �.