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THE .40LSONS BANK
Irteoreereted by Atet4Patilament 1884
CAPITAL PMD UP $3-1,000f000
RESERVE.' FUND. '$3100000
.-r-selleAle OFFICE, MONTRem.,
Fitrmeete Sale Notes- ()alibied or Collected. Prafta on all pointa in the
Domitnon, Great 'Britten, United Stalep and all Foreign Countries boos
• ght and sold at beet rate's, Deposit xeceipte isetted Mid highest current
•at of interest Allowed. Advenves made to Farmers, Stock Dealere
/ and Busineee Men at lowest ratee and on most favorable teraie,
-- SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT -
Deposits of SU° aud upwards received. Intereet allowed at highest
current i Mee from date of de Pole. coMpounded. half -yearly mid Adds
' ed to principal .! nee 30tb, and December 31e t.
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• Among the e.00d things et lfle you.
need GOOD GROCERIES. Youcaii.
alivays: get them at
BEATON'S .
We may not. have • the largest stock,
but we believe. we haveethe newest,
Ireshesteestecir-ofeegeod groderieiesehr
town. Now goods, still arriving dil-
ly. This week we hive Relied inter.
stock: .' •
1 -ROYAL , HOUSEHOLD FLO'CR-:
made by' the new. electric,' process
by the :Ogilvie Milling Ce., by
•royal warrant, 'Millers: te'H.R.H.
the Prince Of Wale. •
• ' =It's worth ereing
2 -CREAM OF WHEAT TOASTED
OAT FL ES -New r,ereaklast
Mods made by the newetie .Ameri-
can Process. . •
3-PANCY BISCUITS -Mier Crepe
ms, Marsh Millew Rolls, . Climax,
Arrowroot, Fruit, Lemon,.Matleira
•4 -FISH -For Lent will scion" be here,
Salmon Trout, Finfiaft Hadeiese
1Codfish, Smoked leerrieg„ etc.
5 -Another crate, of plain and fa,ney
Glassware--Sornetimes breakageg
of these geodeare coneideedble
• and often unavoidable.: -See• our
• stock before yeti •replace the brea-
• kages of the estMter.: • .
N. you get it .at Beat,On'a• it's
"GOOD.
Goode delivered promptly. Phene 111
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A. D. BEATON,
CLINTON.
Successor to HARRY OANTELON.
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• THE IsiEWS.RECORD'S •
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• CL'UBBIN'G' LIST, -. • • •
•
The following are the rat•
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• es. at leach we ,give any •
• of the cite.' Viteeklies or Dal-
• lies, when taken with The •
• News -Record at one dol- •
• ler per year t
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• • Daily Mail end Ertepire $8.25 S.
• Weekly Matt end Empire 7$ •
• Daily Globs . 3.25 •
• Weekly •Globeei • • .
• Toronto VVcirld 2.00 •
• Torontri News.
• Termite Stet :g
• Weekly Sue 75 •
• Parmer's Advocate • 1,25 •
• Weekly Free Press /5 •
• Morning Free Press' • 2,25 •
• Evening Pree Press 1.25 0.
ID Family Herald and •
• Weekly Stir •76 •
40 •
410 Remit by postal bete, reg. •
• istered letter Ot eXpreeri or- •
• der and addrege
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411) -The etteere-etecord, Clinton •
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tiettle,
FARM, FOR SALE, -LOT 14, CON.
4. Stanley township, containing 100
Wee, about 85 acres clearee,
balance harclWood bush containing it
lot of hemlock and other valuable
timber. The place Is situated. .Lout
21 miles from Varna,and Brucefield
ited le Miles from school, le- well
atered and well fenced and • h"
good state of cultivatioe, • There
is 7 aeres cif fall wheat, also 12
acres plottghed and all seeded ex-
cept 15 acres. Frame house and
good out buildings. Possession gi-
ten at any time. Terms mule easy
to snit the Purchaser. For turther
part ieulars apply to Samuel Reid,
Value. P.O. 44
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.-GEOR-
ee Elliott, lieeesed auctioneer for
.the County of Huron, ,solicits the
patronage of the public . for busi-
ness in his line. Sales conducted
on percentage or so much per sale.
business promptly attended to.
-e-Gecirge Elliott, Clinton P. O., re-
41denee on the Hayfield Line, 58
MRS', WM, SANDER'S DRESS CUT,
eing Scheel. For. $10 will give a
• $5• system free, and teach any lady •
how to mit, • fit and put together
any article in ,Dress or Meal° Mak-
ing in twe weeks, -from' -the
plainest •shirt , Waist to • the
• most elaborate' dress . that
• ee found • in the .Pashion Book with-
out the -use of .Paper patterns. I
have taughtover 1500 (fifteen. -hun-
• dred) this :last six years, and offer
$100, (one htiiiered dellars,) to ante
• or.e I :can't .teaChe or can prove to
eirie they 'Oen •leare as. •much • Pie
other place in tevo. years. • JUST
• THINK. OF :IT, For $50 I will.
teach anyone -that is a -dressmaker
•
•
or good sewer and drawer to teach
this. course, giving that my eteach-
ers" certificate; Stringers may bo-
6,rd ' • it sohool. A suitable 'reward
. given* to anyone informing me of
atiy • person trying* ;to teach this.
• course which T. invented and. had
• patented, that d'oes not hold it cer-
tificate from Me: Net: class con -
menses Monday, Marahe2Oth. Write
• -.for .partictda,rs or see ine' at my
School In 'Stratford,: ,opposite • Win-
' 'sor Hertel; on:Albert St., on Sat-
urday, March .18th, from 1 to 6 p.
in, Teacher in
Dress Cutting,' box 150, Stratford
PO. .
AUCTIONEER -JAMES SMITH LI-
_
eensed Auctioneer • for the County.,
of Heron. All Orders entrustedeto
ine will receive prompt attentioti.
• Will sell either by percentage or
per sale. Residence on the Hayfield
Road, dee Smile.south of Clinton,
lieA 11 AI... er0R..... SALE -THE plOgil;:-
effers for sale lot 21, tqU,
d'u'104. Stefeey, consisting.: of
.300 'acres, 60 *notes. cleared, belarthe
• hardwood bush, ..Well watered ane
• leveed. le.. irom Brucefield
arid 5 from • Clinton. Will be sole
on reasonable tame as the
• prieter is in other beeinesie FM-
• falba particulars apple to: •'
Tomliesoe;'•Brucefield o. 42
SALE -ONE 17 H. P. RETCH-
,
ried. tithe porta,ble engine, 1 GeWhi-
te & Sr, Challenge separator, 1
tank •and putrefy 1 No. 6 Bell :cut-
ting box, 1 Wilkinson Climaecut-
ting • box, 1 Daisy grinder'12 inch
plate, 1. circular saw. -,All ,nearly
now. Will be sold separately or to
suit .perchaser.--T. T. Murphy, Cl-
inton.. 57
MURRAY-BRUNNER-. In GOder.
on March 7th, Claude Murray
Goderich to Louie Brunner of 5
forth, by Rev. Jame S Hamilton
SNELL - JENKINS.... At She
Springs fartn, Vast Wawano
the residence of the bride's par
ts, on, lVfarch 1st, by Rev. B.
ment, Wm. Snell ot Hullett
Anna Maud, eldest daughter.
Mt. Giles Jenkins..
Births,
JOHNSTON-In Goderich towns
on March 5th, to Mr. and 1V1
Chris Johnston, a; eaughter.
BALLANTYNE-.-In Brussels on M
eth, to Mr. and Mrs. Jan
Ballantyne, a sou;
BECKER-In Brussels on 'March 9
to eir. and Mrs. Jonas Becker,
son.
DEA CONI -In East Wavvanesh
March 7th, the wife of Mr. Sar
Deacon, a daughter.
• Deaths.
illeCAUGHEY-Ie Clifton on • Mar
13th, •Elizabeth Bielby, relict
the late James McCaughey, ag
75 years, .1 month and 25 days.
WALDRON-In Clinton on March 1
Mrs. Thomas Wehlron Ok the Lo
don Road, aged 63 year and
inenths.
WEBB-Ie Clinton on Marc1 13
Benjamin Webb, aged 61 years.
BRANDON' -Iii Hayfield on Mar
• 9th, Brandon, aged
years and 6 months.
CLIJEF-At Toronto on March 412
Lillian May Gain, wife. of Mr.
• R. Clue, son of Mr, Samuel Cl
• of Tuckersrnith, aged 20 years .an
10 months. •• ' •
PLANT -In Howick on March 2n
Mary •Ane •Marsh, wife of 1V1
• Wm. Plant, aged 57, years " and 1
days. • .
McKAY-In Goderich March 3r
Elizabeth MaeVicar'relict of th
• late Captain W. 5. McKay, age
. , 55 yearand 10 months.
•DULMAGE-In • Goderich on Marc
5th, -Margaret Alen Garrett, relic
.of the late Christopher Dulmag
aged 61 years.
ARMSTRONG -In Goderich on Marc
8111Fred son of Mr. J. H. Ar
strong, aged 16 years, 11 month
• and 28 days. •, • .
ELLIS-In East Wiwamosh on Mart
7th, Arlington, odly son of M
J. E. Ellis, eged 13 yea.rse 9 mon
ths and 3 days. '
HARDY -In Colborne on March, 2nd
David Hardy, aged 90 years
months and 9 days. ••
SALTER-eln, Usborne, London Row
• south, an March '6, Mervin Bruce
' son of Mr. Martin F. Salter, ate
• 7 months. . • .
RUSSELL. --In Exeter, on March 4
Ames •Lamb, relict 'of the' lat
• James Russell, raged 76 years.
i. uCpuN SALE OF STOCK STEE
rg and Heifers.* The tindersigoe
has been instruetee. by Mr. Allier
• Nott 10 self be Public . Auction a
• Lot 24, Con. 2, Sta.oley, on Tees
• day, March ?it, the .folleetieg : 3
'steers; 6 heifers,' 1 Dueltaan•bell • 2
years old, several horses will also
be offered.for sale .at the Same' ti
Sala at 1 o'clock sharp. Ter
_seernseefi months erlitor4per cent.
diseesent for cash. -A: Nott, proprietor ; T. Brown, auctioitepre
SEED "OATS FOR. SALE -A • QUAN
• tity of the Sheffield Standard pees
for, dale: . They are a .new kind,
great yielder, -a white'oat ar.d round
• top, free from smut and tout seeds,
•
Price Micents per bushel. -Tyndall
Bros:, .'3rd con,, Millet -C.. • •61
FARM FOREMAN. --WANTED 'BY
April '1st a fain • foreman. Must
hive eXperience in live stale end
farm implements. ..Apply eo p. •A.
Forrester, 'Clinton.' 81
STOCK FOR SALE -I HAVE FOR
sale 2 Grade Bulls, one 8 and the
other 10 months; Also 1 two-year-
• ' old Durham • hull, 2 Grade Heifers
• two -years old and 3 -steers 10 mon-
ths old, -S. Appleby; Hulletts Lon-
. desboro 1.o.'' • ' 59
. .
MADAME WANDA, EGYPTIAN PA -
'mist, is now at the Commercial
hetet,. Clinton, where be will re -
Main a short time. ,She•eevesilg the
mysteries of life, such as Business,
' Courtship, • Love and Matriage• and
gives • information • on all affairs
Don't Miss the chante of seeing her
and getting her adisice. 'bled:tree
Wanda is known as Ont of the most.
suCeesSfut Patinist8 in"this- Country-
- and a Wait to her Will satisfy the
most seeptioel, 61
SETTLERS' TRAINSWILL LEAVE
• Teronto every Tuesday during' Mar.
eh raid April at 9.00 P. • M., for
• MANITOBA and the ,NORTH-WEST
• and run via Toronto, Grand Trunk,
North • Bay and Canastian Paeific.
• A Colenist Sleeper will be attached
to each train. Passengers trave-
ling without' live stock should take
• She train leaving Toronto 1,45 P.
• le. Train leeeing Toronto at 900
P. in, , is for passengers eravelling
with %took. Full particulars and
copy of "Western Canada,". lredn
• any Canadian pole° Railway Agent
or 0. B. Poster, D. P. A., Toronte'.
Rode 7,000 Miles on• One Pair of Tires
m12, JAMES: 11110MAS DEWRIt is Canada's
champion steady bicycle rider. He is
a collector for one of the big telegraph comt :
panies in Toronto, and he rides a wheel all the
year round Making collections over a 'wide
• district. ' His record is ze,eoo Miles a year,
Ivir. Dewey's bicycle is fitted with Dunlop
Detachable Tires, a single pair of
which have carried hint over /;tioo
miles of good, bad ) an d indifferent
• roads. Dunlop bicycle tires are famous as the
• kind that may be attached, detached and re.
paired when necessary by the two handsv
unaided by any form of tool. Every pair is
guaranteed for a year.
'ray 10*INLOP VIRE COMPANI4 Limited
VOr01140 Isetteittet
ine mot
404 V4NCOVVita
Wiltitirell •
'rho Clinton riewv.Rocord
• LeasIbury. •
ieh Mr. J. Scarlett was at 1Vildland 1
Of week attending the session of
4,- Provincial Grand Lodge ot Onto
. West. tle :also attended the fur*
Km of E.„ F. Clarke at Toronto on 111
, day.
m- Atout twenty-five of the congreg
le- 'ion of St. George's church met
to the residence of Mr. W. Sholdice e,
of and presented his • da,ugliber, el
Lucy, with a well-filled purse I
address: as s token of their appreci
ion of her service, as organist. 1
4. J. Bulger reed the following addr,
"P and Mr. C+. Christopher presented 1
r4' purse :
To Miss Lucy Sholdiee, Organist
St, George's church, -We suppose
" has occasioned you- some surprise
see your home invaded with so ma
Ji, this evening without giving you p
a vious werding. We will now end,
• vim to solve the reyeteiy by givi
•M what we hope • to :be a setisfacte
I. eeptanation. " You have now been i
• ganist of our choir for a 'fiuneber
• years and during • that time ha
never teen bsent except when it IN
impossible to be present, and ha
always manifested "ai deep -interest
the successful performance of 1
musical • part of our church serve
• ever sacrificing, your own pleasi
2, and convenience to be present •we
re' your services' are required. We a
I therefore. ineebted to you in •a gre
degree for the success which has i
1, tended us •in eur endeavors to st
Our Master'a praise • in His .hui
11 and M. order to give you aeniore ta
o gibie proof of the 'esteem in ' whi
you are held, please accept this pc
1, se.' Remember it is not on adcou:
V, of its pecuniary value that we pi
ft sent this to you, as 'your • geryic
d cannot be reckoned en dollars ai
, cents, leis merely as a moment°
our esteem andthe value in whir
P your services are 'held not -onlyAy 11
choir, but by. the members of the co
5•gregation as well, whe have mate
tally aided in presenting Ades to go -
1. We all heartily and humbly wish tie
e God's blessing . niey always atter
u. you and yours in whatever sphere ,
life you .*flay by placed- and leet
e may long spare you amongst us 1
t aid us as you have done in the pas'
', in sieging.His praise.. , Signed .011: • le
', hall of the congregetion.-,John Sca:
e• lett, George Christopher. •
Mr. T...8cott has returned to Bei
s .
. alo, Dakota; after a ,pleasant: vie
with • his parents Mr. anV
1 I d Mrs. .
„ • Mt. " and Mrs. Nesbitt of Listow• e
returned to -their home efter a plea
• ant week's visit :at the latter's pa"
, • .
) ease Mr: end , Mrs. el. ' Keeley," Mee
.• Kinney aecompaniod ..teete teeme,
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• The News-Recerd -gives •:. the loco
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TICAVS.•. .
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• Miss'Iiina. ICirlke of St.,. ThornaS it
' Visiting her ,father, Robert Kieliet
, . .. • . • ,
, -Miss Grace Linfield •is en . the sid
el.. Pentland expects to. move .6
Tbeswa,ter in , a few: weeks to engagr
. in tirebakery eusinees.• ,• ' •
..... _
. George and • Miss Tillie erecCartnet
'• of IIelniesville were visitors at :Nit
. on ,Sendey week.
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Ile Meant . Every
WOW.. ',He Said
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ox-REEv.E,s RHEUMATISM CUR
• ED BY•DODWS KIDNEY, PetL.S.
' WAS , SOCRIPPLED TIIAT HE
. 'COULD •-• 'HARDLY,. GET AROUNI1
"AND COULD : GET NO RELIEF
FROM poo'rOus OR MEDICINES
' presdene Ont., Mar. 13--(Seeciai)e.
!Todd's -Kidney Pills cured me oi
. Rheumatism slick and clean." Mr. W.
Ct. Cragg, - the well-known enerchan1
and, ek-reeve Of this place was - the
epeakee end he evidently Meant ,every
• word he said. ' '. :
' •"It was the Irifleenuatory 'kind ol
• Rheeteetism I had and it crippled inc
• UP se that -.I hardly .get geound to do
my Work in -my ' store. 1 had the beet
doctors and everything inethe lige oi
medicines I could hear of bet nothing
even Kaye me relief.. , . .
• "Then I tried Deed* Kidney Pills
• and 'gee .boxes cured me completele."
Dodd's Kidney. PUN cure Rheumat-
ism eby .curing: the Kidneys. Rheum-
' atisin is cUred by Uric Acid in • the
blood, •Deno Kidneys are eight they
will' strain all. the Vele Acid out of
the blood and the Uheaniatism will
go with .it • .
I HAVE BOUG,HT THE RCS. AND
:draeing business froneeffeesrs. Melt -
at .end Ker and rented the eteele
. of Dr, . EVans' where I have teleph-
, One connection,. Passengers or bag-
• gage called: :for ote ileireeted to any
• part oi the town, Proinpt service
guaranteed. -Josh Cook. 62
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GRANOLITHIO -WALKS.-: RATE -
payers whe inteed to petition the
Council to have granolithic. walks
laid are ,rtyquested to have petitions
signed and handed in as soon as
• Passible so Utak lalbOr Mass be en-
gaged and cement contracted for.
Forms of petition may be obteined
from the Clete, By order of the
street committee. -D. L. illitteplter-
'son; clerk. •61-2
POR SALE -TRE CELEI3RATED
• Road Stalliox Antbrose Woodlawn
. tor sale On reasonable totem. Ap-
• ply to W. J. Brandon, Hayfield. 57
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:HIDES AND SHEEPSKINS WAN -
'Ltd 'at my hide hottee in Clinton..
nighest cash price paid. -.0. S.
Doan, Clinton. 50-3m*
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
Aeveals That ‘Te.pru-na is Calculated to
Tone up the System, Restore the Funern
tions and Procure Health,"
SO SAYS PROF. L J. MUIR, OHEMIST.
prof, L. J.twiner, late Professor of Chemistry and Botany of the High School
of Ypsilanti, Mich., 'writes from 3327 N. clad, Street, Chicago; I11., as follows:
• • eAs several of my fried s haie Bpoken.to mo of the favorable results obtained,
. through the use of Peruna, especially tu cases of catarrh, I exansined it wont
. thoroughly to learn its contents.
441 found 11 composed of extracts of herbs and barks of rnost valuable medicinal
.ipureities combined with other ingredients, delicately balenced, calculated to 'tone
up the system, restore the functions and procure health.. • -
• "1 consider Pentoia ono of the most skillfully and scientifically jest:pored
• asedichtes, ivhich Me public win use with safety amfnuocess."....PROP. L. J.
MLLES&
;mows up the ariteus.“
lion..lesepli U. Ridgeway, aecroteer
of the American AnteTreet society,
writee the following letter from the
Grand, Central Tiotal, St. rata, Minn,:
4;ItiserW4tio0
li 0that eat pleasure at X
4044erun-
en hongt medi.
eine, competent
to do all it
claims.' I have
wad it several
times and hnow
°t1731Ira.amtbillja_ralLgest_tilt:34et. TpareyBleonr,t' Bub:lob:A.403i, tireix.n4;
cures so 0014-
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pletely, and at
tile same time
bt:YullirdsP41:auvP0 rtehn
hc-e
ernmended .to
anriniber or My
friends and always' Seel that clo them
service for I 'know how satheiletory the
results invisrielay are. only wink
every family had a bottle -it would save
nauch.sickneas and doetor bille."-4041aPh •
fr. Ridgeway.
Reel Better Thee for Rive Ireers.*
Wwxel4lt".1; can eat anything 1. ever could.
I took live bottles of reruns,- and., feel
better now than have for Ave yearn,
X have doctored ',pith othe •doetorg off
and on for fifteen years; 80 recom-
mend yew medicine very highly for
stomach troubles. I takagreat'plemure
in thanking yon for your free wiviee
and Peruna:L.James
Enjoy msleets *Ala tread to,'
Mr. X. W. rritchard, Wolf l'eke, Ind.,
17!lItImazn;. Pleased to 'say flux. t / haVe.been
cured of catarrh of the stomach by.Ixer
rune. 1 could hardly eat anything that .
agreed . with me. Before 1 would get
half through My meal my stomach
would. MI with gas Causing m0 mach
clistres0 'itaidunpleasant feelings for an
hour ' or two after •eaelt meal. But,
thanks to your. Peruna; I am now Cent-
pletely cured, and can eat anything
want to without any of the distressing
symptoms. I can now enjoy my meats
as 1, used to 'doand it is all due to Dr.,liartman and ids Wonderful Medicinel
Perarui. •• • •• • .
"It has been ,one year since I was
cured, and I am 1,11.0.' R. yet, so •I know.
Tam cured:L.-J. W. Peitcherd: .
•.
Dyspepsia 'is a. very conainan phase of
summer • catarrh. A remedy that will
'aura catarrh of one locatkin will eine*
anywhere. Pernna Mires .catiiih wher-
ever located. That it is a Prompt. and'
permanent . euro • for catarrh . of tha.
stentach the ebOveletiMsteetIfY. „ "
• If you do not derive prompt and natio.
factory results fiord the nse of' Perm*
write at once to Dr. Hartmal.; giving a
full statement Of your easeraid howill
be pleased to ger:, yoii hie valuable ea-
Addresa -Hartman, J4Ssident at
Hartman fianitaraum, Columbus,
Prof, S. Teeee, Manufactur-ing
Optician and Eyesight Seecia.list
Terento willebe at Bedford. •Hotel,',
Goderich, •On lath, 17th and- 18-th of
March ; Hotel Nermandie,
20011, 21st'and 22nd ; Commercial Ho-,
tel, • Blyth, ' 23rd, and at D. E. 'Mull.'
ro's..etore,- Ai:been, On elarch -24th.
If 'there is anything weenge 'With
your sight 'it wattle be.: in-
. ter* • to . consult Pref. Taube. • The
advantage that: he has over others is
that he'.greeds his owe. lenses, which
eeine. properly...centree. Makes, them
-perfeetly• easy end. coinfortable' to. elte
•. Prof. Tailbe is one .01 the oldes•t,
opticians In leerreito, • having.: hem'
'egte'elished since ,e873 and during that .
tilne over e5,000. cages' have been slice
eessfully :treated , by him, .a greet
many cases where. 'ethers have failed,
Lens grinding end speetacle: making
is a profession ethd e science,. sois.
fitting and preperly adjusting trams.
es. In a great many instances where
speetecle frames are not properly et -
tea to the lace the yision is affected.
You 'have 32 years of profeTaulie'e
experience at your serviee: •
:genie and sei. yetir eyes examined
-and dome- eatly Tag ;yeti rnay reetere
a second testing.. , •
Por refereecesene -testimonials reasl
circulars and see- what Prof. TaneVe
custorhers in Webt ,Huron have. to Say.
about his work.. •..
Toroiree address: 171 Spadina
Telephotie Main. 1424. .
Litre .*oek Market. .
ivioNDAyls MARVET.
Toronto Junction, March 130 -Tee
inerket today was somewhat steadier,
• arid brisker, although the cattle cou-
ld not he called the best. The feed-
ers in the country complain that pri-
ces ere 'not high enoughand theyetalie
• riot feed- -thee-cattle with -enough whe-
at ewine to it being so dear to bring
the price of Cattleup and Cons&
quentir, some inferior ,Cattle are :com-
ing in. ••
The run today was 07 ears, con-
sisting of 1,186 cattle, 65 sheep; tO
hogs and eight ealves. •
H. le •Kennedy bought the hogs.
For select lie paid 46 per cwt., and
light hogs cattle at .$5,75-. This is a
raise over a week ago of 25c.
'P. Halligan bought two loads of
mixed cattle; one lottd averaged 1,-
440 at $6.90 and the other 1,225 at
$4.50.
McDonald & Maybe° sold ewe londs
exportere et 4.15;$Ione load light ex-
porters et $4.60 ; one lead of .mixed
at 63,90 ; one lead beachere .at $4.10,
lose, $2.50.
George Duhn bought one load of
ibutchers' cows, averaging 1450, at?.
from $2.85 to $3,25,
W. 11, Levack bought shetp at, $4 to
e5 per ewt ; Maths at $7.25, pretty
good quality, and reported Calves to
be easier.
Mayibee, Wilson & Hall sold the fol»
lowing; Three Steer% 650, at $3.00 ;
three cattle, 1,020, ive$4.05 ; one av-
eraging 050, $4.25 ; one ow, 1,150,
at ‚*8.7.5; two cower 10005, at $3,40
one eommon' cow, 800, at t2.50 ; two
'eows,. 1,100, at $e.15 ; two bulls,
•
800, ate $4. •
4, L. - Eowntree.. bought one , lo -ad
1,220;;a4ipeers: 1,220at $4.00. ;. loaqs
heifers,. 1.4.40, •at' $3.8e. ' •
..
W Deanbought leer ioseisi av-
'erag'ing :from 1,250 to..1,350eat .erorri
$4.60 to $4.90. . •
, Alex.: • LeCack bought e0 butchers,
averaging from 1,000: •to. 1.400, • at
from $4 to $430.
A. llloIntosh 'beught 100 cattle at
• prevalent. prices.
S. Levack bo.uglit. 10 bulls, averag-
ing 1,600, at erem $3,40 to $4.• ,
F. Rowntree hought: 30 eaettc at
.from- $3,90' to $4.25e . • . •
W.. J. IVIeglella,ud; bought 'Severe but-
chers,....1,15,ff..it $4.10, .
Ty.EpnArs minicET.
„
..Tor4zrtii,' March 14the-Prices at the
City Cattle .Market today -were: all
right for. the -good. cettle; • • hat
•common but'chers'. cattle they:'Were
easier. 'There .were some good 'loads
�f •export cattle' offering in the mar -
kat today and priceweep: Well main.
tained feothi3.0 els eo $4.10,, or
about ,the same prices which ruled
lest week foe the best cettle. Good
butchers' cattle were also steady 'at
$3:85 to ee, and picked faney cattle.
at $4.50 to $4.60 e these., of course,
• being • the exceptional cattle at exs
depths:hal: prices. • For the • eommon
buteberse cattle there was an easier
tone • to the market and seine very
.low pricee •'Were. paid. The teeuble
• Was ehee 'there were toe many • of
this kied Offering, 1.•• • • .
. Good 'short -keep feeders antl stack-
ers are -steady at $3.50. up to ee and
' $4.10 for. geed hea.Vy 'cattle., • •
• Sheep and lambs are tirni and tee
prospects 'steady.' ' '
The hog Market is 'quite strong
this' week, selects going up -to 6c, a
rise ,. of a esuartet-since last week,
Today's` nee 66 earg ; 989 head of
oattle, :.430 ' eheep and lambs, 700 he..
ge and '72 celves.
• Export -Market steady :et $4,85 to
• $5 foe '.pickea and $4.40 to $4:85 for
the general,. ren ; cows, .$8,50 to $4 ;
-bulls, $8 to $3.40 -; eXpOre ,bulls $3.25
I°St$03e•7k5er; s----1VIarket steady :at $3.25 to.
$3.501; feeders, shorteecep, 'a,t $3.80
to $4,25.
Sheep and tarabs-rMarket • firm ;
ptospeets steady. Export ewes,64,50
to $5.121; bueks, $3.50 'to, e4.25 ;
lambs, • $0.50 to. $7.1ee ; barnyard
lambs, $.5.50 to $6.50,- dull ; spring
lambs $4 to $8 each.
. Ca1ves--5farket,Weaker.
gogs-Market *strong and 150 high-
er ; selects $6 ; fats and lights $5,35
to $5.75 ; light hogs not wanted.
Milk cows -Market is weak except
tor anything Choice.
Henry Ilunnisett bought 100 head
of export ea,ttle, 1,800 to 1,500 -
at $4.20 to $4.90. ,
C. 'Woods bought 20 likelier& eatt.
lc poi) to. 1,000 lbs., at $3.85 • to
, 4
A. W, Pringle bought 15 beteher
cattle, 900 to 1,000 lbs., at $3.,e0 to
$3.80.
Prank tlintnisett bought • 30 butcher
tesay8t5f.e, 900 to 1,000 lbs., at $3.45 ter
•
natty Murby bought 70 stockers
and feeders, 800 to 1,250 lbs„ at $3.-
50 to $4,40.
Corbett and Henderson sold • 15
butehers' cattlet 022. lbs,t at 13,05
. . -
'ettle 'cattle,. 1,0201be., at • e3.80 ; ewer
fceders, '• e,too ..iuu.., :at $1'; 1.6 . light -
stockers, et. $8.55: •• • •
4.1rawford and , 00. sold a toed ef .
•betteher. cattle, .1,000 Las et, . • $3.9.0 ; , '
a toed ' of good .butcher cows,- 1,100
lbs.,. at 43.40 ; a ; loeci 'or -butcher ets :. .
ecks'.1,160 les., at '.$8.96 ; • a -load of
b at,chere' heifers, '900 Ilis?,t $3..85.
FARMERS' -MAliKET..
Toronto, Meroh . 1411i,, --The. ..ligete.:
reeetpes.: ..of. hay :the past week. tag e
: s timuleted. . the" demand • aed . prices'
have it0le:dilaey.
.up to $e....2: for Ie.. .b.est 10.1- e
Ale, ',seeerel leads' sellirig . at' that 11-. '
I'Hare -The Market is firmer, •. :with" .. light: receipts. .Today 15 'loads. at ;$7•• :
to $.9 and $11 'tie $13. • 'Nosetraw.
TIOge.--Dieseed . .hog . • meekee firiner •
today, at .$7.$5 .to $.7•75. •. ,
Dutter, e'emeket iS.-eeetet• ; .creamery
27e, boxes •eec ,te..2.1de dairy lb. rolls : ,
23c: '. ' • .e. -,• . •
'• legge-The ineeketeis: easier 'et 21e ' •
to 02e for fr.esh, selected 20c ;: pickled
easier, 18c; •' .. • '. • ... • • :
, Poultrye-The peuitry '.niareet ., is
(eget,- Live chickens,.''0.•',- ib,: 10e e
dress.ed 12e to '13c e oldefowl, ivel 00,
d Leese& 10c.; ducks, lees . 14e; dressed
140 ; turkeys. live 14c, dressed, lee to
17c; 'geese, fie, dressed ' 14.
Potatoes -Par lo.te,, best.' Pastore,
stock •:fieni ' ee:' '7,0e• eer .75c ; larmeiel,'
loads •80e to 85e;., ' , • ' , ',' e, ' '
. Apples --The Market is I eteadY: Quo- ' '
•tations are : SaOlits 21.10 per barrel- ; •
Rings,. $1.70 •; NortheenSpiee, ', $200
to *3;:Greenings, .$.1 to' $1.25.. • •• '
- Tile News -Record giCee- the •erapal:
news.. •
easenseresemommeeseessomme
• .
molted
Glasses
In spring /when sunshine
renders seeing pain-
ful smoke glass
should be used..
Wo Ilavo . The.- Assoptment.
Are • 110.16 ... -....The Steek.„
We lite The night Prices,
A. J. Grigg.
Jeweler and Optician,
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