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RAGING II
STOPPED AT ONCE
ACRE
aosslanaosmor •
Men He Took "Fruit -Flies!
Snat,a4v,f5ST., Sept., c3rd, I0ro-
nyou certainly have the Greatest
discovered. Headache Cureiuthe world..
Before "Ezuina-tives" came before the
public, I suffered tortures front Heads
aches ca.used by Stoinakii Dieorders.
"One a your travellers called on ine
when I had oue ef my raging head-
aelies and hall lily head almost raw from.
, external applicatiohs.
"I bated to see any person coming
bite the etore (much less 0. eonnuercial
traveller) aed I told him very eurtly
tua I had a headaclie but be insisted on
my trying "reilitea-tivee".
"I did so, with what I would call
amazing results. They completely cured
me and since then (neerly six years
ago) it ia only necessary for me to take
one occasionally to preserve'tne in my
present good health. I we's 65 years old
yesterday and have been a general store
keeper at the above address for twenty-
five years". _
As Mr. Pitt says "Fruit-a-tives" is the
greatest headache cure in the world,
Dealers everywhere leave "Fruitm-
tives" at pc. a box, 6 for $2,eo or trial
size, eac. or sent on receipt of price by
Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa,.
!MARKET REporiTs.
eiverpool Whert Futures Close I-lighe •
er, Chicago Lower—Live Stock ;
—Latest Quotations.
CHTCAGO. May 27.—Rains and cooler
Bather west of the Missouri Illver made
he wheat market easy. most of the •thne
o -day, but in the last half hour a smart
-ally occurred on account of renewed.
mying for an interest whieh has been
,onspicuous of late in taking the •bull
tide. Closing figures varied front a shade
cwer than last night to 1.4c up. The
lay's trading left corn unchanged to 5•110
town.; oats the same as 24 hours -pre-
dous, or lAte to Vic decline, and provisions
Rtrung out from 1214e down te a gain of
The Liverpool market..cosecl to -day i4d
higher than yesterday on wheat, and Micl
higher on corn. . • .
Winnipeg .Options.
Close. Open. iligh. Low. Close..
.tmeat— .
July ..... 954, P514 9:.%
Oct. ::-...-..---S8, " tst., ...,SS:it
May 3'4
3ef.
Jot, :CIA :t71,o, :".71.4
PLEURO-PNElliONIA AND
BRONCHITIS
Brought Mrs. Baker to Death's
Door. Father Morriscy's No. xo
Saved Her.
Of the many hundreds of cures wrought
by Father Morriscy's No. 10 (Lung Tome)
few are more remarkable than the saving
of the life of Mrs. John S. Baker, of 164
Rockland Road (North End), St. John,.
.N.B. She wrote on Oct. 16, 1909:
"I wish to express my gratitude that
I am living to -day, saved from the grave
by Father Morriscy's No. 10 (Lung Tonic).
This time last year I had pleuro -pneumo-
• nia and bronchitis, and had been given
up to die, and had my lungs eapped
in the City Hospital, and never expected
to walk again; I was continually getting
worse every elas. I came home from the
hospital, and everyone was watching fo
me to die. I tried ev.erything but there
seemed to be no cure for me.
"I begantaking Father Morriscy's No.
10, and the second day I could eat without
pain. I used 22 bottles of No. 10, as 1
wee rten down right into consumption,
• and for six months was just p. shadow
until I began' to use it, 0.nd now I am in
good health, and surprised most of My
• neighbors by gaining so quickly. I feel
it my duty to publish it everywhere I can
as with all I can say I cannot recommen
• it too highly—it."was a life saver to me,
and I am very thankful to recommend
as it is worth all it is said,"
Father Morriscy's No. 10 is very different
from the many preparations that simply
• relieve a cough. Nd: 10. relieves the
cause of the cough, restores the membranes
of throat and lungs to aehealthy condition,
and tones upethe whole system, giving
strength to resist future attacks. '
Trial bottle 25o.—regulter size 50c.
At your dealer's or from.Eather lelorrisey
Medicine Co., Ltd., Chatham, N.B. 92
Sold and guaranteed btr,_ W. S. R.
FlolmeS in Clinton: .
4.
Imerromor•rarror.r.erm.•
31,-.•.3331..41
Ierenta Grain Market. .
Wisest% fall. bushel 49 IA 80
Wheat, I all. cereal'
Meet, semis. bushel
Oa% bliShal 04* me
I tisrleY. buebel 0 0 ;.
Iluckwifeat. bushel *48 00
rese, buseel Ole CO ;
Toronto Dairy Market.
Butter, store lete le Oa 17 I* !
Butter separator, detry, lb19 00 2000 t
Butter: creareera'. lb. rolls0 22 9 '
Butter, creamery, monde.— 022
Eats. new -laid
Obeesea new, lb 0$3 0Blifs'
Cbeese, lb. 0 14% 012
Honeycombs, dozen .... I 60
Honey, extracted. 11,. 0 10 011
Liverpool ;Grain and Produce.
. LIVEltFOQL, Sr 24-Wheat—Spot
steadY; No. 1. Northern Manitoba, 70
5 1.--2d; No. 3 Northern Manitoba, 74
a 1-21; futurealirm; May 7s, July Os
1.1d,. October Gs 0 144.
Flot,r—Winter patents, 27s.
Xaondon (Pacific coast), f5
5s to £6 10s.
' neef—nattra, India raess, 86s 31.
Pork—Prime mese western, 76a 3d.
nams—Short cat. 14 to 16 lbs., 59s.
Bacon—Cumberlaml vat. 26 to 30
503,6d; short rib, 16 to 23 lbs., nominal;
.clear bellies, 14 to 16 49s 6; long,
cleav middles. light, 28 to 34 11,s., 52s;
'long, clear middles, heavy, 35 to 40 lbs.,
50s; short, clear Lachu, 16 to 20 lbe.,
47s; slaoulders, square, 11 to 11 lbs.. 419
• 6d Lard—Prime western, in tierces,
42a; *American relined, Ira pails, 420 0c1.
•Cheese—Canadian tiniest white and.
Cheese—Canadian fines: white and
old, 62s; do, colored, In stock. Butter—,
Finest American, no stook; good dm,
Sas. Turnentine antrits, 49s. Rosin--
' American, strained, 16s 9d, Petroleum
4—Refined, 6 1-2d. Linseed '011, 47t3 6d.
Tallow—Australian" in London, 32s 94,
Cotton seed ell—Hull refined, Spot
.230,3d. •1.
•
ATTLE MARKETS.
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• East Buffalo Cattle Market,
• EAST BUFFALO, May 21.-A•Cattle—
• ReeeiPts 25 head; market light;stead
prime steers. $6.25 tu 26.40; batetter
gradeS' $3 to $6.15.
Calves --Receipts 150 head; market
retire and steady; cull to choice, ;',5 to
• Sheep and iambs—Receipts' 4000 head;
fnarket slow; lambs and sheep, 25c loto.
er; cholee lambs, 27 tr- $7.25; cull to f ale,
81 to $6,75; Yearlings, $5.50 to $5.75;
sheep. 22 to $4 50.
• Hogs—Receipts 2550; market active
and 5e higher; YorkerS, 36.50. to $6 55;
• stags, 24.25 to $4,75; pigs. $6:55; mixed;
$6.50; heavy, 26,30 to $6.40; roughs, $5
U 25.50.
I New York Liver Stock..
NEW YORK. May 2:.--Beeves—Re0eipts
1110; no trading; steady. •Calves—Recelpte
• SO head; market steady; no prima stoCk
un sale. •
Sheep and lambs—Receipts 2100 head.
Sheep steady; Iambs "2:k lower: wine
lambs steady. Sheep. 23,75 to $4.8.5; culls,
22 to $3.50: lambs, $5.75 to $7.60: spring
lambs, $7.50 to 29.
Hogs-aRecelpts • 2100 head. Nominally
firm. '
Chicago Live ,Stock. • • •
CHICA,GO, May 27.—Cattle receiptt3
*estimated.at. 200:. market steady:
bekves, $.16 to $6,85; -Texas steers.
• 24.60 to $5,55; western steers, 2,4.80 to
$;.60; stockers and feeders, $3.90 to
$5.75; cows and heifers, VA to 25,75;
calves'. $5.25 to 27.75. • •
• Hogs—Recelpts estimated' at 6000;
market ee to lee higner; light, 25.85 to
$6,20; mixed, c$5.80 to $6.20; heavy: 45,60
to 26.12 1-2; roligh, .25.60 to $5.86; good
to choice heavy, 25.80 to 2012. 1-2; pigs,
$5.60 te: 26.10; bulk of sales, $6 to 26.15.
Sheep—Recelpts estimated • at 7000;
market weak;' native $3.50 to
western, $3.75 t $5.10; ye.arlings, 34.75
to $5.65; lambs, native, $4,75 to $6.85;
• Western, $5.05 to pat), •
Bri• tish Cattle Markets.• . .
LtIrutvdoL, 27.—john Rogers
• & Co.. Liverpool. • cable to -day that
trade Was slavi`Pbut firm, for cattle in
• the Birkenhead market,: and, recent
'prices were unaltored, both States 'and
Canadian steers nialting from, 12 1-2c
to 130 per pound. The value of sheep.
Was Well maintained; lambs making
14c and. wethera 11 1-20 to 12c Per
pound. . • '
,Cheese Market -I. •
LONDON, Ont.,. May 27;•: -The offer-
ings on the- London , Cheese board to-
• day were as fellows: GoldCreek 26,,
T: C, sold at 10lic DOoth; li.Vonbank
j. 100, W.; Dunboyne 100, • T. C.
nel rnorit and Vest Nissonri 205,
.T.. C.; Tb'orndale 64, T. C.; Blanchard
and Nissouti 100, T. C.; Pond Mills
70, T. C.; Glanarorth 12.5, T. • Sold
atscatt; 850 boxeS oeffrcd
said as above. •
PERTH, May 21.—At the cheese
board 1100 boardd ed anall sold ruling
•
prfee being 104. cents.
• Died on Train.
Montreal, 'May 29.c-W1iert the Inter
colomal teein Pulled lido Montreal
• yesterday it, brought the body of a
youfig ntan•reamed Cita nehan, wtu had
died on the traia' shertly after ;els: ne
Quebec. Qhazunan
on the Intereolonial
and six molith-4
reete,ti.,1 i
brain. • Alter ie iee
bided" te send he. . • "
tune Rospital ,.;
clperata L
his goal when heete-eiee
andepaseed aee .
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I rtni.ii.ne
cook's CottOil Root Compoutia
••-ra,i0, The great 'Uterine Tonic; and
— only sato .elfeetual :MoilthlY
Regulator on avhich women dan
depend; Sold, in three degrees
of Strength—No. I, $t; No, 2.
10 degrees stronger, $3; No. 3,
• for speCial cases, ,15 per beet,
Sold • by All drug sts, or sent
Jvopaf.t on receipt oC price.
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ItyloOt. int; of. .
come from errors in diet, from too little exercise or from the MIS -
takes we commit without thinking of conseivences. These
sicknesses may be slight at first, but they hinder Work, prevent
advancement or bring depression and Spoil enjoyment. .What
is worse, they lead to serious physical disorders if not checked in
time; but you CAN check them essilyeand quickly. ' They will
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such a safe, simple, reliable fo.mily remedy as Beecham's rills. In every
household where this famous and unequalled medicine is known,
the whole aspect of life is Changed foe the 'better. neyeady to help
yourself—and your family. --to overcome trouble and tO regain, and
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Prepired Only by Thomas Beeehsualit. Helens, lainershire, Beal:mar
•-Reid everYwhere la Canada sad IL S. Amore*. la buss 25 owns.
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WIZ UMW* HS kW.
Cettinje, Montenegro. May 29.—It
reported that Turkey ,has• made an
unsatiefectory reply to the Russiau ,
flute warning Turkey that the ecomen-
tration of Turkish troops Wong tha
Montenegrin truntier, since the .Alba-
nian outbreak, conetitutes a serious ,
menace to peace.
This reply is said to be in effect '
that there is ne, intention on the part
•of Turkey to attack Montenegie, pro-
vided that county abstains from as4
sisting the Albanian insurgents, closes
her frontiers to refugees and eeMovee
the refugees who alreadyhave groseed
the frontiers to the interior of Monte:
negrn.
Trial In September: '
Los Angeles, May 20.-1Xotion of
attorneys for J. J. McNamara and his
brother, J.B. McNamara, charged with
murder by the u.Se of dynamite for a
continuance of the time to enter pleas
to the charges from .1 nue 1 to 'Tidy .6.
was granted Saturday.
The defence declared there was no
possibility of a trial before Septem-
ber.
Was Terribly Afilictsi
With LameBack-
CouldNot Sweep The Floor;
It is hard to do house work with a
weak and aching back.
Backache comes from:side kidneyee and
whet a lot of trouble sick kidneys cause.
But they can't help it. If more work
is put on them than they can stand it is
pot to be wondered that they get out of
order.
Doan's Kidney Pills are a specific for
lame, weak or aching backs and for all
kidney troubles,
Mrs, Napoleon Larmour. Smith's Falls,
Ont., writes:—"I take pleasure in writ%
ing you stating the benefit thaw, received
by using Domani Kidney Pills. About a
year ago I was terribly afflicted with lame
back, and was so bad I could not even
sweep eny own floor. I was advised to
try Doan's Kidney Pills, which X did, and
with the greatest benefit. I'ouly used
three boxes and I ana as well as ever:
highly recommend these pills to any
sufferer from lanie back and kidney
trouble," .
Doan's Kidney Pills are 50 cents per
box or 3 for $1.25, at all dealers or mailed
direct on receipt, of price by The T. Mil-
burn Co, Limited, Toronto, Ont.
. When Ordering direct specify "Doan's."
When approach:,.0;
.hey encountered a ikith: 41i •Inie ele
^ebele. The leadiee II ot tee
;rain pulled up and the tel”ral troops
iiimounted. After a sharp engage -
tient the federals ter:meets' in:nee:at-
mg the insurgents. wne retired, leave
:ng on the tield teirty dead, their
standards and e ben .eontainiug 1,000-
ees0s.
The, 'federal tnieee. wh!ell were atm
Awn& weisteroa t h l'o`f:men wounded,
)110 probably fatally.
General Diaz awl his son. Cd. Por.
irio Diaz, on arrivine, at the seen e of
:he engage111911t, eleeventled feed their
ear and tools part in the fray. The
nt-Preeldent eeperionced eouie dilil-
.nilt,v itt, preventille hie troops trein
pureeing .the revoltitieniets.
The general wae rt,ceived here with
the • greatest , respect. Ile plans to
leave Vera Cruz tar Europe on May
34. No definite arraneeinents have
been deeidett .on us yetregarding; his
future course ot actien.
To Have New Stations,
• Kingston, May 29. -:-Dr. Ityan,
chairmari ed the railway committee of
the Boardv'of Trade, has just yeeeived
•plans for the ptonosed new passenger
station for the Grand Trunk .and also
the new freight station. The plans call
for thereover oj the present city
station and freight sheds.
The •stblion will be built.= the pres-
ent site, one storey "high and in the
preveiling style of modern railwey sta.-
tione., The new freight station will:
be ereeted on the old hay market.
• The C.P.R. will be negotiated with
for -the purchase of land, in: order to
• carry out the plans of,. the Grand.
Trunk: ' •
• June 3 a. Legal Ho:iday.
Ottawtt, May 29.—June 3 is a legal
•holiday all over Canada. Government
officee, banks, etc.. will chest. '
Observanee by the general public
of cotirse, optional. .
SHE HAD CONSOMPTION
.„.Dr: Wood's
Norway Pine ',Syrup
Cured ,Fiee;
Weighed 135 PoundsL-
•
Now Weighs 112..
Mrs. Charles McDermott, Bathurst,
'N.B., writes: , thought I- would
write and let you know the benefit I have
received through the use of Dr: Wood's
Norway Pine ,Syrup. Three' years ago
I had consumption. 1 had three doctors
attending me and they were very much
alarmed about my condition. I was so
• weak and miserable I could not do tray
housework. While looking through your
B.B.B. alnianac I Saw that Dr. Wood's
Norway Pirie Syrup was goad for weak
lungs, so I got a bottle at the drug store,
end after taking ten battles I was com-
pletely cured. .At that time I weighed
135 pounds and now weigh 172, a gain of
37 pounds in three years. I now keep it
' in thct house all the time and would -not
be without it for anything, as I owe me
life to it." .
:.Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup don -
tains the hing healing virtues of the
Norway pine tree, -which, combined With
other absorbent, expectoe ant and soothing
medicines, makes it without a doubt the
best remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis
and alt throat and lung troubles.
Price 25 cents at all dealers. Beware
of imitation. The genuine is numufae-
tured only by the T. Milburtteo., Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
' WAYLAID TRAIN, .
insurrectos Made a Futile Attack on
• PI -President 'Diaz.
Vera Cruz, May 29.—While escort -
ng ex -President Diaz from the Mexi-
:an capital to Vera Cruz on Friday
the :federal troops eng,agtid a large
.:ored of rebels.
The troops were successful ire beat- .
.ng off the insurrectos, who retreated,
,eaving behind thirty dead. General
Diaz left the train and game orders
to his soldiers during the battle.
General Diaz and his pit0Y1 con-
sisting of Madanle Diaz, Col: Porfirio
Diaz and the latter's family, left Mex.
reck City on a special train, copposed
)f three seetions.
The first seeded carried the Elev.,
?nth Regiment of Infantry, The ?reg.
iential party Wria in the second sec -
den, which, Was f ollowed closely. by
the thirds also earrviert troons. '
'Every Woman
IntetEtted asci slosuld know
shout Nut v01t-4,4M
MARVEL Whirling Spree
The 1114Y VnginI Syrings. Bect
—Most csiovenleut. It tlOanst4
.Inttantir. Ask yet*
druzglst frj1..4o.
the -,,,,nert supply WE
MARI, ga,, wept Au tshst.,
bet Seititt 461, illatteMeid
bsuk.,-4S It Wyse riffle,
Wars end 4 i01111 lowIttoti to bidet.
a=114hturorvircItimr.htio.,
" WOODBINE CLOSING.
Zeus Wins King Edward Hotel Cup
Iri Reeord Time.
Woodbine, May 29.—The last day of
the meeting, of „the Ontario Jockey
Club closed on Saturday. The results
were;
First race. York purse, tor three -
Year -olds and up, selling, $500 added,
aix ferlongs—Clarrillona 1st Vree-
tiuiji, 2nd; Sybil, 3rd - Time.
Second race, Nimrod Welter Plate,
selling, $500 added, for four -year-olds
and up, seven furlongs, gentlemen
riders—Martin Doyle, 1st; Salvolatile,
2nd; Sight, 3rd' Time, 1.29 4-5.
Third race, Hopeful purse, $500
added, for tweey-ear-olds, five furlongs
--Puggins, lst; Little Pal, 2ed; Senex,
3r4. Time, Loi. 1-5,
Fourth race, King Edward Hotel
'Gold Cup,. $1,500 added, for three -year-
-olds ahd up, 11-4 miles—Zeus, 1st;
Plate Glass, 2nd. Time, 2,04 1-5.
C a Fp i, tsht e erpaleeeel aSSter7$t1,112040111adadYedli,allfrindri--
Year-olds and up, about. 2 1-2 miles—
Steve Lane, lst.; Gild, 2nd; Jitentsu,
erd. Time, 5.22. .
Sixth race, William Hendrie Mem-
orial Handicap, horses foaled in Oarl,
ada, 81,000 ridded; 1 anile, 3 -year-olds
and up—St. Bass, lst; Caper Sauce,
2re1; Jane Shore, 3rd, Time, 1.42 3-5.
Seventh race, Consolation Handi-
cap, selling, $500 added, 31ear-olds
and up, 11-16 miles—Idleweiss, est;
Lawton Wiggins, 2nd; Sandrian, 3rd..
Time, 1,47 2-5.
'
see and whose muse was totally tie.
stroyed. Re had to be carried out of
his house on a stretcher.
There were many .extiting scenes
during the progress of the fire, there
being a hurried shift among the real.
dents in the immediate vicinity, and.
whose houses seemed o.t ono time
throated to destruction.
FIRST PART DONE.
•France Reaches Fez In Work Of Open-
'
Ing Trade Route.
Paris; eney 29.—(N. - Y. Tribn'ne Ca-
ble.)—he first and easieet portion of
the French task in Morocco is accom-
plished by the arrival at Fee ot Gen.
'Xho Government is fully•
alive to the 'absolute neceeeity eneom-
• Pleting ina thorough and eermauent.
• Manner the tr,pie worl; of eeteblishe
ing in Morocco the military ;supremacy
of the. Sultan, the" integrity' ot his ter-
ritory and the oven door to the Potg-
niiice of all nations. •
The measures decided on to aetora=
plish these • throe mulls' are to give
carte blanche to Col. Manein, the
French thetrnetor of. the " ''Soltanes
army with the 0.1 of a corps of French
officers and to maintain IR secteeity
two: military and trade ,routes of coin-
ainnication with leez„ one between Fez
and the, Atlantic- and the other be-
tween Fez and .Algeria, via TaZa.
Three- efficient 1VIOroecen armies. un-
der French "'Officer instructors, are to
be centered .at Fez, at Taza, end . at
Meknes foe th4 first tinoi in history
to reelly govern Ina country and .keep
it Tillhecireeriith • GoVernment is deter-
.
mined Mit to withdraw its present ar-
mies of Occupation until this is, ac-
complished. '-
is now a summer as well
as a wipter remedy. It
has the same invigorating
and strength -producing ef-
fect in summer as in winter.
Try it in a little cold 'milk or
water. •
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ALL DRUGGISTS
NA, r .takzo44,, 4dts
A - Veteran Railroader,
1 Stratford, May 29.—Peter ,Endcox,
a veteran railroader, died suddenly
here Sateaday- of kidney trouble. He
was one of the best' known ;conductor:e-
on the Grand trunk and retired -at
'tile age of 67, three years ago.
QUEBEC HAS BIG FIRE
Ancient Capital Suffers ‘. Loss of
a QuartereMillion:
Spring/tilt Strike Ends.
•a May 28.—The long and bit-
terly fought strike at the
coal mines was ended Saturday after-
noon When the men adopted •the re -
,port .of • the systepa committee. The
• points ot the agreement under which
the strike is brought to an -bled, as
adoptedat the meeting of the nainers
in Springhill Saturday, are as follows:
1. The men te be taken back as...soon
as places eon be found for them, the
eompany sayiug it hopes to find em-
ployment in 45 days for a majority of
the men.
2. The schedule for mechanics is to
remain with no reductiOns of the rates
before the strike. •
3. The Longley Board's fine, that is
,the docking system, iS to govern.
•, 4. Coal cutters are to get ten per
cent. less than the rate paid before
the strike, fair consideration to be al-
lowed to enable a man to earn • an
average wage where ehanging condi-
tions in coal make that necessary.
onflegratian•Begins In it Roller Rink
' and Lasts From Noon SeturdaY Un-
til Sunday Morning; On CineOcca-
• sron Threatening Bueinesd Centre .
' of.City ‘. DestruCtion—Factorids
Burned.
Qdebec, May 29.—It was nine o'eltick
Sunday morning when ,the '"All out"
was sounded fur a fire which broke
out in St. Roch shortly after noon
• Saturday, Lind lyhich for a time th.reat-
ened a larke section of that portion
• of the city and lodlted possible to de-
velop into a general' conflagration.
About e. quarter of a million of dam-
age waa -Wrought .by,. the -fire, among
the buildirigs destroyed being a couple
of large and a number of smaller
factories. • , "
• The fire was •one of the: fiercest
which the kcal life -fighters have been
°ailed *upon to (ace for a. long "time.
breaking out in in roller rink on Notre
Dame. -des Agnes street; the blaze
worked, itself. into thd Carelbe Oar-
riage factory on - Derchester 'street,
just around the corner.- Here the full
force of the fire raged, the flames be-
ing fierce and the whole building
speedily becoming o'rhoss of 'flame.
The firemen of' No. 3 arid 5 stations
altrio,st opposite- the roller rink, had
just returned from a run ter a e.himney
fire in their section, and were deen-
ing np weir wagons, when the. new
fire was discovered.- Captain' Louis
Valbot at once sounded a double alarm
and the, firemen were quickly pn the
,spot. There was, however, some trou-
ble with the Water pressure, and, for 'tt,.
tiltic the 'firemen cettld not get sufli-"
dent force to tope with the fiarees.
• A, general alarm was then out in.
and the whole brigade assembled: The
proposition winch confronted' them
was a eeribus dne. The fire had gain-
• ed such headway and was raging so
.fiercely that it looked as if another
disastrous conflagration was in %ight.
The firemen did everything possible
to eonfine the flames to the building in
which the blaze had .declared
but this was impossible, and the fire
leaped across the street and caught
the Dominion Corset Co.' • through
which the fire swept with a Wee that
could not be stopped.
At, this juneture, it looked as If the ,
Vinihr°nie. se. °don of the city was fated to
A desperate attempt was made to
save the great torset and box factory
of the Dominion,ComPank, but it was
too late and the flames Swept through
the upper storeys and "wrecked the
whole interior of the building.
The firemen, however, managed to
check the -fire here and prevented the
flames from silreading further.
• Bight families were burned out, in
addition to the two factories and the
• roller rink. '
Among the houses burned was one
occupied by the chief ot the fire bri.
Rade. Vitzbaelc. who is now seriousIv
es, ese. ehe .
• • •
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•••••, vor• .. • "e
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iy meeh better than ordinary phyeles, While thoroughly effeCtive, they %lever,
goy .. realeor caur,e n waoa, and never loaa their effectiveneee. One of the
1,feet ext t:as NA-DRU-Cci.
237. a bon.. If your drog,,,,,izt has not yet stockesti them, send 25e. anti we
'wItinrnil thsm. a
National Drug end Chemical Company of Cesseda, Lhnited. - • • Montrod.
,-,;.,=a-444.,...!..-esesz,,=r •
should be oppreb.ended. All etorms
during 'the last half of June will "be
OrratiO itt character,-widl =Nee in
elirections out of the ;ordinary, of-
ten doubling badc over tueir tracks
after they have supposedly passed
off to the, east. We believe there
be too much rain ill linne, for
best agrIcultural interests, except
• Netv England States and the ease
trelne southern and ehoutlievetatern
sections. A marked seismic period
• is 'Central on the 26th, covering the
23rd to 29th. •
With Every Bag of flour
There 'Goes A 'Guarantee
That guarantee means• that I believe creara of theWest to be the
best bread flour on the market. If your bread doesn't beat any
you ever baked before, if 'A. fail § to rise 'km (Weal give extra ,
satisfaction in every way, your grocer will pay you back. your
money on return of the unused portion of .the bag.
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the hard wheat flour guaranteed for bread,
• If people will fairly and honestly try Cream of the West they •
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Woodstock, May 29.—Robert 'Denby
of Muir received painfal injuries while
driVing in the city yesterday warning.
The 'king bolt of his buggy broke and
• ,he was thrown into the., carriage ge.ar,
.and when the- horae took fright and.
ran away, he was dragged a coxiieler-
able distance. A badly -broken should-
er and many bruises eesulted.
-*ISE WEAVIIER FOR JUNE.
" Storni period. covers first 6 days
of June. The crisis, of these storms
wi!..1 fall on and -ionelling-thci,. 4th. -
and ,5th. A ldw barometer, high
temperature a.nd humidity may be
put clown, as foreshading severe
stornas at this time,. Rising barom-
eter and change .to fair and, 'Much
weoblertweather wil1:1 pass eastr;
wardly over the country front the
6th to 9th.. -
Regular storm' period extends
from the 1.,th to :the 17th: Daily
thunder 'storms' with an dereess of
eleetrieity,Wind, rain and ITEM,
be expected. Tornadoes may -" be e
looked for: Chinee, to very much
cooler 'will follow about 'the Vith to
A 'reactionary Storm Period . will
make itself eeverelyfelt on 1. and
touching the 20th, 21st' aneel. 22nd.
This Derhad fs at the ekaet centre of
the sunun.er eolstiee and great elec- •
tricairnanifestations will mark tnis
period, and' in al .this pard...of the
month wemay look fOrari eX'c69§ of •
xiliigAgiliti.it.neslinugarl.Iste:mrid- the heavens, in,.
early evenings and 'through the
period is central
' on the 26th,'X11 every' prolability
this 'will prove one o fthe inoSt de-
cided periods of disturbance uring
this month. The baroneeter should
be tensulted, with care as We enter
this period, and if it falleth Very
low reading—a result to be expect-
ed—stornes of violent character
H. LIVENS, Seaferth.
" JOHN 1)ENROLIVIs
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e Pay Your
ruggist For
your first 50p, bottle of Psychine
It Itts only been within recent
yeare that we have come to really
—know -about the white corpuscles of
the blood or the phagocytes and What
their function is. •
3,3
That they are the policemen or
scavengers of the body. •
Devouring every disease germ that
''enters the -body when they are strong
enough or la sufficient numbers.
Or being devoured he turn by these
disease geritts • when Inferior • in
strength.
tt has °illy been within the last feW
years that seientists have found out
• that certain herbs strengthen and In,
Create these White torPuticleS, or liodfly
scavengers.
* ;1
And these herbs largely compose
Psychine.
Vor thirty' Years Sychine luta been
strengthening and increatsliag the *bite,
(PRONOUNCED .
• YOU GET IT FRE
• And we lave- received 'hundreds of
thousands .of unsolicited testimonials.
All doe to thl .innivellous 'power of
strengthening and increasing the white
corpueelee of the blood. •
ulere are the diseases 112 the treat-
ment of which reychine is indicated.
Ilere are the diseases of which Psy-
chine haa. cured many thousand eageS
TA Grippe
Bronchitis
Hemorrhages
Sore Throat •
Anaemia
Veinal° Weakness
Indigesticin
ItionchialCoughs
• Weak Lungs
Weak Voice
Spring Weakness
Karly.Decline .
CattuthalAfreetions
• Catarrh of %%maw*
Poor Appetite , • InightSwesta
ChUlsand Fetrin'a Obetittate010gha
BIeciitessneossincl lorsneltieered
Norma Troable3 ThesPfulaIa...
kreffeettl. of Plearlse, pneumonia and
• La Gripps.
•110Wo we don't ask YOU to take our
word for the tremendously beneficial'
offoet of FiSychitte. Pill out the coupon
belOW§ mail it 1,0 Us 111141 we'll Sive
Your drily:gist ea order (for widen' we,,
'150,etuitig17 hthibotttle regtth4of Paryertinetall rorice)bestiovrisil
iOtt thia of CO4tao •
NiteWilltiMiOttbtAiitf WY and distgl.
corpuscles of the' blood,
Foi thirt7 Yearil &flyable has been
building up ertirdOwil vitality, curing
0104' a apiXtrOnttl &Odom; diseases.
We lots* sold. =Mons of bottle* ot
Pr/thins that oleo.
NV. Iwo oolitt MOM& Of thOtt
. UlanUlt Of Us*
• sands of these 50 -cent bottles e .of Park
°
chine.
And We de'. •that...te. show 'our entire •
confidence in this wonderful prepara-
tion. •
A confidence that at been based �a
• our 30 yearsi‘. experience with this
splendid' preparation, with a full know-
ledge of the hundreds of thousands' of
cures it 'has made. •
t.
•• COUPON No. 2r
To the Or. .r, A. 'SLOpUed, Lei.
19e10 Spadini). Ave., Toronto.
a .fteet your Offer tel try a400. bottle
of Psythine (pronounced Ed -keen) ab
your :Aponte,. / have not httd a 50o.
beUle Of Poyeldne Under this plan.
Kindly adviee my druggist to deliver
thla bottle terae. •
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yeu. TWO tillhe Mar be WttbcItawsk aS
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