Exeter Advocate, 1902-10-16, Page 5g
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ADVOCATE PIJEO.IONIND COMPANY
TODSIS 4:)r sumue110-11,,
ollar per =num if paid In advance, $.1.5t)
if not sO paid.
4.0,,IroVtar^4'ng ..13_4#94 41T-aFV.7..
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p-wer discs/rationed until old arrearogeo ore pail,
Adverersements without soroilled elfurectroosU kre
trotil forbld mut charged amtvallogly.
iberat discount Mode for trauseleat advertisements
serted for log periods. Rory deseriptiou of JOB
PRINTING torned.out io the doelt Styleowl at
0i:4ente roto., Meows, money Orders, 'Om., for
ordrertisiug, subseriptions, ete., to be made poyable
O1*us.11. $anfiers,
APITOR, 4.$2 Ram,
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ft. KINSMAN, 14 0.e..& DR. A. r.,.sms
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DBNTISTS.
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'Get Ready
The was never such ademand
for Ladies and Gentlemen having a
thorough knowledge of 0inumetletat
and Shorthand work. The
.fog-
-/
llas assisted more students to profit
able positions during the past year than
any Sehool in the West. We would
be pleased to assist you. Particulars
or n postal.
J. W. WESTERVELT,
Principal,
riliiSMAYMMIKWOMMOii
Ot How Cheap
ow Good
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NIDERSQN 14. ,
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lignmeeKol ntorelvepity ktni 1105'
Vollogootliental Smgeoas of !Marl% Abla •
firachMe ehtog.oSohool ryz,lheW fletItIlto
(seithboOproblo mentioY)
Alittininnai, %Id and Yolcanite Plaits MAO in the
- neatest martlierpoosible. perfertly horailefse Mr,
aerthetio trod for painiessextrartioned teeth,
Office One ;ton' oonib ‚4Varling Dres.gore..Uxeter,
fanners i‘o
VOVATA
heir work. they oot
thelfateitsdreatest
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FARMER'S
ADVOCATE
livisAVOITOIN. AlEllithit OF lE,
Lir COnr-10 PisySiclons awl Sorgeons Geoid
Pk -avian, $11rgeka And Aceouelfear. 035lee, Blob
w0.91, 00.
r. John P. Was" Oaf* mei k4e.
Queens Avo...14A4en GAt. $ t Aided
Sea,5411id Wea;ra,, OdOehoam, litS10 *0 4
Ond 1105IE MAOAXINg •
•to cream of agricultural iboyebt,
gat ;Iwo coonotte to rod Whet.
it ays. 'there aml bro4.9ora they wont
.tifooralat thoomeits of stew sobs
wbo wilt oppariotosomeNtiOggisod.
ovr yoo oubwolte, the mare. you
iy
71
"An Stack of la grippe left me
with a bad eeugh. My friends said `.f.
bad consumption, I then fried F
Ayers Cherry Peetoral and it
cured me promptly."
A, K. Randles, Nokomis,
You forgot to buy a bot-
tle of Aye's Cherry Pec-
toral when your cold first
came on, so you it it run
alongEvett now, with
all your bard coughing, it
will not disappoint yt-u.
There's a record of sixty
years to fall back on,
F
'Throe ellen& tor so OPaioar:-.
Oollf1; Sto,. Os right or oronchitio, hearse -
me*, asid ro4/13, eia; la, most_eemotatcall
g,;,,F 01040 c,,aaaa and to keep Rt; bo0d.
AYNA VQ.o. Wiro..0. Mors,
A TRAORPT NEAR MORRIS,.
Man., Oct, 24.-d'ac4b
7ViTIO. of the.Lowe m1n' Morris,-
wa killed last night' as the. result Of'
s.enffie with the hired uiu Pt'
peer. It seems Rymer used very
busive language to Wein . who was
ad of IS yearS, The latter ,objected.
when it Is said Rymer .threatened.
him with .akttife, and the fatal scuffle
soecl,
Win s was pleketi up »neon.
c us, hot lor the:time a doetor was
wea, he had been dead some time,
1yrne*' h under arrest, and the *in
one* ill arrive tcoday to hold an in.
TING COMMITTED FOR TRIAL,
St, Thomas, Oct,. 6, -..The Itearing of
evidence against Charles King for the
1111111ler of 'Willie Freeman Aldborough
on Sept, 6 was concluded at the Court
UMW here this evening, After the
vidence of Drs. F4 O. TANVIVIWP and
harles Dnucombe Corruliorating the
tate molts of melons witnesses had
._en begird, 319gistrtt
ate Glenn cormui
ett King for trtol.
LAW fit.419114N, 4$3,corriar to gilitlt Orad,
tato.9Rttriirior. $clicitcr,, Natty rally Ilea-
voiaocer. Matey to IS= At i'W•teSt mks el On,
West. Offoe. Maio Owl, Exeter.
Auctioneer*
unowN, wliedieura, LIzerad Mt
far the Ponottes of Penh anti 51
or thelownthIp of Warne. Sala promo
a fled to and terms reasmaltic. &leo arralroo
Mre. Winthelseo.
1-
r $r.00 so 10;1 se;: -.3
• cwro-itomovet PARMIA
. 1.•
frem uWer tird too end of ;
to▪ ..Qmifol ciaisimns lisiumkr for tat
Tina Es etrooy. Remit thErtkil wit! „,
Eio tor a boo saimr,:e Onr yOn Want tai KVA
aqi-tooloto Quotes roper. Is will
o tomer yeti,
The Molsons Bank
(Chartered by Pathautud, IFO3)
Ofootreal,
Paid up Capital. .. . ... V4500,000
ReSelNd
JAS. ELLIOTT. GENERAL 1\194,ZAORR.
---BXFIrER BRANC1J--
(1111Pe kittr2-10 cl,ra. W 3 pan; Satuntava 10 aon,
to 1p.m.
A general haulring business transacted
DiOney ailtnneril geed Farmera at lowtat ratro.
13-1%111°s Molt DtPoods from *I and npu ants mole.
ed:' Interest allowed at logitest current Mc&
DICHSON &CATIONS, N.1). Uvit
Solicitors. Manager.
cREDifiscor
ROLLER MILLS.
titevirttoMtMDDIXIttatiletitittl01441004411
We are giving excellent
satisfaction since Re-
modelling our rnt11,
-
GRISTING and CHQPPING
DONE PROMPTLY.
1. SIIVEITZER
Rem After. Niheats phospihodine,
27to Great English Itenzetly.
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine discovered. Si2
Sold and recommended by all
N!r,,13 packages guaranteed to owe all
forme of Sexual Weakness, all effects Of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, ono paokage.$1, six, $5. One wig Vogt,
six will aura -Pamphlets free to any address.
The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont.
Woods Fhosphodine is stain Exeter
by J. W. Browning and 0. Lutz
Dr tiggiSts.
EXETER
Heal Estate Exchange,
The Sale, Purchase and Exchange of
Village and farm lands and properties
negotiated at reasonable rates of com-
mission,
. For Sale,
Several Valuable Farms in HAY,
USBORNE, STEPHEN :tind McGILL-
IVRAY;-also Three very desirable Re-
sidence properties in Exeter.
Farms Wanted.
We have purchasers for f.cood farm
1,1d Ile CIO vicinity ok Exeter, or INTIO
Will Exchange.
APPliy TO
Bawden, David Mill
valuator. , manager.
Gri PICTS: Dickson iSz.; Carling's New
Block, EireCer.
ADDRESS ;
Weld go DO.
LONDON, ONTARIO.
lit4N.IMAINSYMIMMMLIVAWRIMW.
James Snell's Dispersion Sale
of Shorthorns, Clydesdales
and Leicester&
•Ii1,00•111:=11
The anticoort mint of Mr. James Snell. of DOM.
of the diven,lon rale. on tin. attli et his co -
tiro "IlaIno Barton" bent of Sharthcrne onti stair of
Le:rester stoop, otiould motive the attention of all
interested in UV improvement of live stork In these
Rms. Theotto l imperotive anti will Ito voinarrval,
owirig to the destruction of oil the barns and stables
h,v fire.
The 5Ithnn hCTtl has Vain otablislted over CA
years, the fountlation swell having been of emu:tient
moterial and its yenlity malittabott and Improved by
the eindinuons WM of higholass bulls of the most at!.
putted littaliont. Both 'atile and sheep Atm the
herd cunt Mei:have made a right good retool for
many years in the prim Ibtu at leading fairs in Ont-
ario,li1k die Lekesters shown trona the flock at the
World's Fair In Chicago were very suet:meal in their
winnings,
The niolority of the tattle are depended from the
POW. Strawberrv, the Mot o ure-brol row purphated
try Humphrey Snell Zit Sons from John Snell it Foisof
Sne/grove. she Wal a suer:es-slut show eow, low set
and thick nestled. slred by Imp. Colulen. who was of
the same type, a son of hop. Jenny Lind, who was a
llrat prize winner at Provincial exhibitions. Straw-
berry herself was the second remove from the import.
ed vow, Lady Zane, by Sir Walter, a cowed fine !end -
fly and eharaeter atul a very deep milker, a promo
sity that bas bort vrell maintained in her.decendants
through all the generations, and it is a vtry notkabic
feature in the herd to -day, the females of breeding
nse earning large and evenly hallowed udders And
all the indications of first-elaot milkers, sonic of the
eows having monis of 50 to CO lbs. of milk daily.
This family has produced Irritably as many prize-
winners at leading Provincial fain; as any other in
Canada, and members of it have sold at high pricea
a cow of this family fed by bin James Snell, sold at
auction in lowa last year for 8100. The sires used in
recent years, and indeed for the last twenty years,
have been typical Scotch -bred bulls, of the low set,
thick -fleshed sort, and the entire herd has ass-unied
that type of unusual uniformity. A bull which bad
much innuenceM Oxingthis type in the herd wasViee
Consul, bred by the banes, a son of the deep ribbed.
mellowliesliel Neptune a Einellar.bred Nonpareil
bull. Vice C dam was a Ruby Hill, by the
Cruickshank Ilmwith Bud Bull, Golden Crown. He
was followed by New Year, a Watt -bred bull, by VII -
loge Hero, of the Grand old Sittyton Bud family and
out of an Mumma English Lady cow, by the noted
Bartnpton Hero, whose blood bred prize winners
wherever it flowed. The present stock bull, Star of
Morning, now in his 4-ycar.old form, a first -prize
winner at London ond reserve for the championship,
alson Watt -bred bull, of the Marr -bred English
lady tribe, his sire, a Toronto lirst-prizo winner, be-
ing a Scotch bred bull of the excellent prize -winning
Bracelet family, and his dam by the great Barnapton
Hero, whose dam, Iinp. ?limulus was a daughter of
the illustrious Champion of England, who more than
any other bull inado the Cruickshank herd famous
the world over. Star of the Morning has also in his
breeding the benefit of the prepotent blood f Heir
of E onolahmen'whose influence in the evolution of
the Uppermillherd of Mr. Maw was similar and equal.
to that of: Chiunpion of Englishmen in the Sittyton
herd. Another Minify in the Hayne Barton herd
which has had the benefit of the services- of these
well-bred bulls is a direct branch of the Renick Rose
of Sharon tribe, so successfully bred by Abrrini Rem:
ick, of kentudity, the Cruickshank of this continent,
whose herd won the admiration of Shorthorn breed-
ers the world over, selections from it being sold at
prices ranging from 82000 to 84000 each for exporta-
tion in England and Scotland. An attraetive num-
ber in the catalogue is tile red 5 -year-old cow, Love-
ly Mary, of the favorite Cruickshank Lovely family,
sired by Xing William 21564, by Tom. King james,
who was by Royal Janet, out of Maid of Promise stli
by GraveSend. There aro 20 heed of Shorthorns of
different ages.
Rod Rose, a handsome rccl 2oyear-old heifer of the
Lavina'family, is a daughter of 10th Prince of Thule
22172, by Sam Mario, by Conqueror, bred by the Hon.
John 'Dryden. and. sired by the Cruickshank bull Imp.
Tonsgat•th, •
The Stack ball, Star of Morning, goes in the snle,
ancl in these days of scarcity of first.elass bulls- ha is
wall worth looking after for it is doubtful whether
there is a better bull of the breed on Canada to -day,
while his breeding is unexcelled and he is sound,
v]gorous, gentle and soperior sue, as his progeny
amply attests. The' youger bulls ni the sale, several
of which are sons of Star of Morning rani a strong',
straight, smooth lot in good,co»dition, and such aS
me !Coaled in every part of the country for the im-
provement of the filaradter of the cattle rai,ed.
The Clydesdale stallicm; Brave Bey, to be.;o1(.1. 18 a
horoe. of,capital quality and has made a large season
this year in a district where many huported horses
are standing. The 2 -year-old filly of the Same family
is alw an exceedingly good one.
The flock of Leiscester sheep ranks as one, of the
very best in Anterina, and the salec affords an excep-
aOTIOT opportunity to secure rams for service or a
foundation for a flock. Vlore aro fifty Leicester
011()0)thejleck.
• The catalogue is now t'llad:S" for distribution, and
will he mailed on appIiCation to Mr. ;Tames SnoS,
Clinton, Ont. Cant, T. 'E. Robson o auctioneer, will
conduct; the sale and confidently experts a large at
tendanbe of farmers and breeders at Rayne Barton
on Oct. 22nd.
FOUND HANOINO BY THE N'ECIL
Belleville, Oct. 12.-61eorge OrAIRs
ITIMUTIMUIVIDg with his mother in
is city. attempted suicide by bang.
ng on Friday night. Be was fuund
s relatives hanging lry the ;leek in
le barn and eat dow» m time tO pre-
ent strangulation. though the nnfor.
Inate man was unconscious for some
ime. Oram bas been subject to fits
and will he examined as, to his sanity.
TO CORO A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brom° Quinine Tab-
lets. AR druggis;s refund the money
if it fails to muse. 2.3e. E. W. Groves'
signature is on each box.
The schooner.,Ann Mania, was wreck.
ed off Kineardiue. A lifeboat was up-
set in attempting to rescue the crew5
and five were drowned, including Mr.
'Wm. Ferguson, of Kincardine, Capt.
tiordou of the schooner, and Mrs.
Kennedy, the cook,
Mr, Michael Snetsinger, one of the
most widly known fanners of Corn.
wall, was idlled at the Grand Trunk
station Thursday. Not noticing the
express he proceeded to drive across
the track wbeu the horse WS struck
and instantly killed. He was thrown
forward, striking on the cowcatcher
of the train and Instantly killed.
Calor is One of the Most Im
portant Point in Well
Made Butter,
ARICRT karts/ors.
EXETER IITIIIKETS.
oaxxu-r) BA.011 WbiDNES1).A.Y
Wheat Is Virtn.t.w.-Eritisl; Stuelfr t: „ DO
Trude-.*tet 4/notations. Barley WO. 7
Monday ,Evening, Out. 1.. Oats .... , 21 26
'oro ato St. lf.4tvvretlee )14.rket, Peas• • • • • • •, • • * • • • • • () ;
P.. - 70
Dotter-Titere Is o two demaod tor eitobtntoes, per bag. .
e oo7 00
/ales' yetis. pouod mad forge. 1114 Seikpky /7'74 al 2 fin
Yery sbort and It meets bot small Iwo"- -loA01-Irt Per ","" °7 `"'"'"*""
motage
of the itemoodo Creamery ts steady Batter* 4"
Too many buttermakers lose sight
of the fact that "colo" is One Of the
most important and effective points
in good butter. The sweetest and:rich-
est hotter is hut half prepared for the
critical eye of consumers, if the color
be faulty or objectionable.
Wells, Richardarson & C's Improv-
ed Buter Color gives the natral golden
tint to butter in the autumn and win-
ter seasons. It is the favorite color in
the Government Creameries, and is
used exclusively for the largest makers
of butter for export and home eon-
sumption. Wells' Richardson & Co's
Improved Butter Color never fade -
front the butter; it does not turn a
bricky shade such as other colors pro-
duce; it is pore and harmless; its keep-
ing qualities are perfect; it is the
strongest, therefore the cheapest to
use. .Ask your druggist or dealer for
it; take no other make.
0110111Illii & RIBBON
EXETER, AGENT FOR
PROVAN'S PATENT CARRIERS
-FORKS AND SLINGS,
Supplied with either the
Angle Iron, Round
Rod or Wood.
These are without a
doubt the best ma-
chines obtainable
at any price.
Was awarded the only
medal and diploma
given on Hay Forks
at the World's.
•
Fair ,Lnaleago:
,
Snppli s at Russell's Blocksmith shop.
EXETER, ONTARIO.
0 fit to, $.6t11 4 good Inquiry tor blocks,
Prices are unchanged. but there is, ornit-
ward tentiOney in tho to grades.
:treartierr, prints 12V,Ao to 26Ke
do sonds. fresh tude ..... 18c. to 10e;
do earlier I.OakeS'. 17e to 1Ko
()Wry loos atAO pails, ettoIee. 15e to WM
lOtlie to 14e
cist e0auSent 4•01••••1.1•1014"... ILAVAC t0120
do pottaral rott; ............. lite to tue
do liwdlnAu, 13e to 15e
diovse-Market Ls' ste.atly at
'otrole, ood 111O,:e tor twins Job lots.
-.grzs-Ti:6 active itaquiry tor strictlo
O1:riotegotbered cowl:toes, said they are itnn
t I7e Eu Pio The receipts are not hrge
ana they aor emlekly ooki. Seconds ore sen -
00 kite Ito 1e awl splits mat ut
tin to 12e.
rotatoe;.---The mart:et is rather aetive, but
he oZerlogs are tolly equal to tine tieriotod.
'Vices are :steady pt 7.00- to 75e Per hag for
r lots ea tOe track here. au* Ode per bag
eset of istore.
Poultro-Tte oaeriegs were very light to,
ay mad prices base mot ebouge4. Thooks-
twiloR liotheiro are stm lotus imantity
as tor as tido matket concerned. bot
avy
shipments are expecteri to mutt tios
otry tontorrow. Preosedi ettleketts and ditelta
re quoted at 40e to $0c per pair awl Uwe
trots al -Kie to Otte for ebleketto and doelmo
nd -toe to tOe tor bets. Tutheys ore in
a_dersood at tie to 12e tor young onea
d Cle to re ter oiit. Geese are oomtool
Te to Se oer
nog -New Usk. Oct. Qt
rpaw'wb.-Tt (orthez ilattloge to the crop by
$ have given od1e4 atrength to tho
5 Ma tett, owl the maybe* Is Ten' arm
r clearly an ctasses er stock. P0451147
tite, opeettlatlog booing is not (Mite 40 treo
so or tote, but loletters 41'0 Owning IWO
tilierVst and etoel 2s movir4 out moderate.
Choice pen tiCall$,. 1904, are quoted at
12,55 pri, bushel; choke, rgn. 42,41) to
t2.4O. and poor to good et $2 to
Datea lirty-Tbe demand to good awl of.
fetingS ere !literal. Cars of No. 1 timothy
en tbe Met Torouto are gooteil Oteudy at
I.) per too,
linted Etrow-Olothet Is dull at $11 per ton
for eor lots on the tract; here. Oderloga
Ire Ione.
Montreal (train arta Produce.
31entreal, met. 13.-T1sere IS a tale de.
coaltd tor Most coorse groloo, bot oopottlea
are tholted alid prices are strew, st Oc
tOr NO, "'whlLe eata afloat, owl at 347•Oc
for Q. 1. Rye was offered at halic atteat,
but the hest bids obtainable were A4lie,
Duoimeos Lo other Hoes woo dull Mut priceo
thaw no ohmage. Peas were quoted at 7Oc
to 741IOc eilloot,, towkwItext at .541tie attoot,
No. 11;244er ot Otle, owl No. 3 extra barley
ot 47c,
1a .-be t000 Was Mealy awl a tair
clamant ct tookteos was trano3Cte4, We
onote:--elatke Mataltotta optiug wheat pot.
mato $4: oecmtdo, ;41,7,0 to $1,1,350: 6tfOlin
boll:ere, MOO; winter wUeot patents,
to $11; ottelobt toilets.*11.*A to $.3.65; do la
teas. *4.703; extra.% $1.r4
Meal -The tore of Ito martet remcina
eauy, with paves linti4Wage4 at O4,15 Fe;
borrel nue At *2 per tag.
rent -There Ill it tar lnirdry itt oteadO
prices. We quote as tollowst-Mitoltolm
limo, In loopo et *15 tit *10; Ontario bran.
ha Nolte $11.Z0 to $13; eitcrte, $25 to *21
Is 'townie. O:13 W No, according to
weary.
Cheese -The market Is quiet but priers
ate very firm: guest Ontario. 1UO to 11%e:
linist tow:whim. 110 to lliOe; thwot Quebec,
11t75.e to Ile; line cheese. 0 to 10•710,
liutter-Tbere to uot snuels cbouge except
Mot blotter prices ore eltered at mono
country Owes, Fancy townships. creamery,
OtrOe; Attest township. creamery. 20,e to
Wool Anent Quehee creamery. 20c to
Gun creamery. 10!O to IfItie: Ontario cream-
ery. 10e; dairy butter, 13tOe to I0e; dairy
aerosols, 14e to title:.
Eggs ---There Is a gOod local demand at
Orm prices. We quoto:-Selected, 10Ozoo
to 2Ao; etuntlett stoek, 17Voc to 18e in it
lobbing. %%My: Streight recelpto itt 11131e to
17e; No. 2 at 14e to lilac In sown'
lots.
ProvIsions-The market Is quiet, but
mire* are steady. NVOt quotio-ifeavy Cann -
Man snort cut mess port;. 4::4.50 to $23;
Canada, abort cot beck pork. $2340 to $24:
light Canada abort cut clear pork.. *23.5d
to *24; tined kettle lard, 204h palls, 12Ile
to 121/4c: estro pure lard. In 204b polio,
105e to 11e: eholee refined compound lard,
Or to Woolioar's bead brood, lu 204b
wood Polls. $2 to 32,103; Globe at *LSO to
$1.00; 20.1b Un palls, lAc lean per pound;
Munn 12c to 14e, and bacon 14e to 115e per
Pound.
Cheese Ilarkets.
Utica, NS., Oet. 13.-M the Dairy Board
sf Trade toolny the onies ot Cheese. ivero
3,321. boxes at line to 1_111e. Butter -13
tubs 0X creamery sold at :me and 130 tubs
it 23e.
East lintralo Cattle Market.
Ent Endato. Oct. 18.-Cattle-Recclats.
5.900 head; good fat cattle steady; other/1.
15c to 253 lower: prime ste,r0. 157 to $1•75;
shlinIng do, *5.50 to O0.70; butchers'. 54
to 5.75; Iteltera. oa to$5.23* coWs, 52.25 to
routuers, 31.50 to $2:' bulls. 52.50 to
54.25: ludas. 53.75 to 51.50; stockers, 5123
to 54; sloe., heifers, 52.50 to 53; good to
clutioc fresh tows and springs steady; oth-
ers easier; choice. *55 to 565; opinion tO
COO& 525 to 550. Vcals-Recelpte, WOO head:
steady: tops, $8.23 to $8.60; common to
gool, $11.50 to $8, Hogs -Receipts, 17.000
head; active, 5c to 10c higher: beavy, 57.25
to 57,40; nits( d, $7.10 to $7.25; YorkerS,
7.05 to 57.15; light do, 56.85 to 5.7; plgS,
6.80 to 50.20: roughs1'56.'-5 to $7; dairies.
. 56.25 to 56.7o; stags,
5.25 to $6: girssers
S6.90 to 5 -.id). Sheep and lambs -Receipts,
27,600 hen'); 2c to lle lower; top lambs.
53.23 to $5.30; culls to good, $4 to $5.20;
Yearlings, 54 to 54.25; ewes, $3 to $3.75;
sheep, too -mixed. 53.50 to 53.65; culls to
good, $1.75 to 53.40.
Chicago Live Stook,
Chicago, Oct. M. -Cattle -Receipts, 28000,
including 7,500 westerns; steady, active I
close weak, except tor Choice; good to
[while steers, 57.40 to 58.30; poor to me-
dium, 53.75 to 57.25; stockers and feeders,
2.25 to 54.00; cows, 51.50 to 54,75; calves,
3.75 to $5.25.; Texas fed steers, $3 to 54:
westero sti ors, 53.75 to S7. Hogs - Re-
ceipts, 17.f o0; 100 to 150 higher; mixed
and butchers', 56.80 to 57.40: good to choice
heavy, .$6.05 to 57.50; rough heavy, 56.40
to $0.90; ligbt, 30.40 to 57.15; bulk of
sales at $6.30 to 57. Sheep -Receipts, 40,-
800; sheep, oboice stencly, others lower;
lambs, best strong; good to choice wethers,
r3i.z. to 54; fair to choice mixed, 52.25 to
British Markets.
London, Ocl. lg.-Opening-Wheat, on pas-
sage. quiet and steady; corn, on passage,
qalot and steady. Wheat, English countrY
morkets of Saturday quiet; French quiet,
but steady.
London. Oct. 13. -Close -Mark Lane IMIller
Markat-WLeat, foreign quiet, but steady;
Euglish, qu'et at a decline of 3d. Corn,
Americao, uothing doing; Danubian thou.
Flour, &mem= firm, with a fair business;
EngltrOt, los offering n ad tendency up.
Parra, Oct. 1S. -Close -Wheat steady; 00-
tober, 21-0 : Timmy and April, 20? 85c.
w
Plosready; October, 20f 65e; January
and April, 2711 70e.
Amtworp, Oct. 13. --No. 2 red wlator, 130.
British Cattle Markets.'
London, Oct. 13. -United States cattle
'Short, 70; Cauadlans, 534d to VA; sheep,
LiverpoOl, Oct. 13. -United States -cattle,
tNel; Canadians, 6d; sheep, 61.
Leading WJiat :Markets.
Clositig previous dav. Closing to -day.
Oct. Dec. Oct, Dec.
Delano° , . 70 yt, , 71
New Yorl: 757, „ 7514
Toledo . 701/2 751A 70.31
Minnoapolis • 051/1 • 05%
Octroit, 2 red .. 731/2 7137 -71 75
Slilwaulcco, 2 not 721/2 7137 723/2 71
St. Louis ...... 00 00 60]/k 0014
Duluth., 1 hnud.. 7214 .. 7237
The VieiihIe Supply.
Wheat , 20 011,000 35,208,000 50,078,400
"Jorn . . 2,COL1,000 13,115,000 0,811,000
Oats 5,356,000 7,760,000 12,235,000
Rye , , 1,080.000 1,7t.48,000 986,030
Barley .. 2,832,000 2,0110,000 2,348,000
Wheat in creactl 087,000 hnsbels the Pits*
moo; n year age II, lucread 734 000 -bush-
Eggs. ,... „
Ridespr 100.-
,e
ths 4 IR 5
Live hogs. per 0 50
Dressed • • . 7 75
Shorts pet' „ .....
1$ran per cwt.........
GO TO THE,
ERR BRIER
FOR
PURE MANITOBA
FAMILY FLOUR
¼zns in thc Back
A. symptoms of a weak, torpid 0r
al:Ma c0714iiro 41 the . klItinTS 95'
V ,: and are a. warning it is estremely
bazardouS Lo negleet, se -important Is.
o healthy action of these:organs •
They are commonly attended by 1055
of energy, lack. of 'courage, awl- .t Cane -
times by .gloomy foreboding ,gral, de'"
SPOndfabal.
Wnn tnen 01 1%141 kidney tr.oubIe, and
reame squeal; X eaditl scarcely get arroMd, ,
took meOicine witheott Potent, and fatally
witted to .try Hood's SareapnrULa. Atter
not boktis 1 Mt se utuat better that 1
eonttnote*1 Its O,Se. avAl SiX :I/CAMS gpoler me
it ew Women. When my little' .giri wia ft.‘
oho -OW not keep .otoothitag on her
.00.441. end -we,gavelwr 110404'0 Faxs4P4.-,
.161404 cured bee' Uns.. T. n...cws. U-
rns, Wallacetinrg, cat,
froodls Sarsaparilla
cam . kidney stul liver .troubles, res
Heves the beck end. hulida up the
whele **gm..
.The VMage of go5S, Mich.is bur
101 Tip, ftt.rest firOS being the -canse.
W. IL Brown, ACCUsed of consoirac,
to murder his moth.ee, was "discharged
at Collingwood.
Mr. Redmond. about 70, yeamotage„
of Tilsonhurg. Wild had been an lova.
lid fee anor':Ober of years, committed
suielde Friday at the home of his. 501I.
by cutting his throat with a razor.
NOTHING LIKE
Paine's Celery
Compound
FOR CLEANSING AND PURI
RING THE BLOOD
t Eradicates the Seeds of Di •
easel Invigorates and
Rejuvenates
(Star)
REST PASTRY
(Princess)
WHEATLET
tBreakfast Food)
A good supply of Millfeed
lad Chop always on hand.
Give our Flour and Feed
trial and be convinced that
is all right,
Roller and Plate winders ut.
e to suit customers.
TTarvey 13/ps,
ess,o3rs to .r. Cobbles:lick
Two Secomi-hand piANos
upright
AND
One Square PIANO
FOlt SALZ MEAT'
New Pianos aud
Organs
Always in Stook.
S EWING, ; HINBS.
Otte experience in the Sewing Mee.
him., Business 1,12 years) is a gnomes.
tee ef 011ir goods. ,
We carry in stock the best Nas
chines that the market affords and
Seil on easy terms. Needles and Re.
pairs for all kinds of Machines always
on hand. ,
lteet Music, Music Boas, Hymn
Boas/ ntc,, kept iu stock,
AND SEE US, IT WILL PAY
YOLT.
S MARTIN
Thousands of men and women who
have neglected the work ot physieial
recuperation in the sununer mouths,
are now carryinga burden of disease.
In the majority of cases, impure aud
poisoned blooa and sluggish circula-
tion are the direct causes of suffering
alai misery. Are you, reader, one of
the victints? If so, do not hesitate a
mometnt regarding what you shonld
do. The life stream tuna be ulnae pure
the health -wrecking laxi ty of the blood
vessels must he corrected, the nerves
and tissues must be nourished. Faine's
Celery.Compouud is the medicines that
physiem1111 recommend for the increase
of pure blood in the arteries, mid for
arousing the purifying organs to cast
off the impurities that give rise to dis.
ease. Mr. T. F. Mitchell, New Ham-
burg. Ont., writes as follows:
"My mother suffered for five years
with a sore leg. and her system was so
far MD down that doctors could not
help her. She could hardly walk about
the house. She tried almost everything
to procure a cure, but no good results
came until Paine's Celery Cotnpound
was used, which gave her instant re-
lief. She is now using the third bottle
and able to clo her own work."
The striking coal miners have decid-
ed not to return to work until their
demands are complied with.
The striking coal miners are bilking
of calling out every man in the mines
in the United States and Canada.
STOPS THE COUGH
AND WORKS OFF THE COLD.
Laxative Bromeoguininc Tablete,eures a old in on
day. No (lure No Ply, Price 25 cents.
Charles McLean, jr., of Montreal,
was accidentally shot and killed while
hunting at North Bay.
BONE FOOD
Soft and crooked bones mean
bad feeding. Call the disease
rickets if you want to. The
growing child must eat the
right food for growth. Bones
must have bone food, blood
musf have blood food and so
on through the list.
Scott's Emulsionis the right
treatment for soft bones in
ycay
children. Little doses ever I
give the stiffness and shape
that healthy bones should have.
Bow legs become straighter,
loose joints grow stronger and
firmness comes to the soft
heads.
-Wrong food caused the
trouble. Right food will curp it.
In thousands of cases Scott's
Emulsion has proven to be the
right food for soft bones in
childhood.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists,
Toronto, , Ontario.
505, and 81.00 ; all druggists.
ETER
FUN
JASI MURRAY & Co.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEAL-
ERS IN
ENGINES, BOILERS,
PLOWS, STRAW CUTTERS,
RAPERS, SHAFTING,
PULLEYS, HANGERS.
General Repairs and
castings of every desalt-
tionin, Iron and Brass to
order.
1000feet of :limit and 500 feet a
meh pipe in stock,
JAS.
JCook's Cotton Boot Compouna
Bli successfully used monthly by over
o 10,000LadieS. Safe, effectual. Ladma eel
your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com-
pound. Take no other, as all MixtUres,pills and
imitations are dangerous, Price, No. 1, 511}Lar
box; No. 2,10 degrees stronger,58 per box. No.
10* 2, mailed on receipt alnico and two 8 -cent
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor,Ont.
51r -Nos. 1 and 2 sold and recommended/Ty all
seapenalbleDrugglate in Canada.
No. laud No.2 are sold in Exeter by
0. Lutz and J. W. 13rowning, Drug-
gists.
DASIEWO 0 D
FURIIITORE STORE.
You are invited to call trod inspect znk
, large assortment of Furniture and
furnishings which I will offer at
very close prices. My stock con-
sists of the following: -
Parlor suites, Bedroom suites,
Spring Mattresses, Bed-
steads, Couches, Lounges,
Tables, Chairs of.all descrip-
tions, Sideboards, Rockers,
Fancy Rockers, Curtain
Poles and Trimmings,
Shades, Mouldi▪ ngs, Allirors,
Pilow Sham EC elders, Hat
Racks, Towel Rollers, d5o,,
Picture 1•Zottiliiias a specialty
Baby Carriages,Go-carts,Express wog -
013S, Carts, Rocking horses, etc.
Utiderteking,
carry a large tind well assort-
ed stock in this line. In time of need
do not fail to call.
The above stock is 1)011011, from the
• leoding Mannfactorers of Canada
and bought at the closest prices
and our expenses are low there-
fore we can sell it ot prices which
will sitrpriSe yoti. Give 118 0 call
before purcliaSiig Oise Noll ere,
Mehaac.