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CLINTON, ONTARIO •
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest -
Land Regulations.
Any person who is the sole head
of a family, or any male over 18
nen old, May homestead a, quart-
er section of available Dominion
land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or
Alberta. The applicant must ap-
pear in person r the Donainion
Lands Agency or Sub -Agency for
the district. Entry by proxy
may be made at any agency, on cer-
tain conditions by father, mother,
aon, daughter, brother or aister of
intending homesteader.
Duties. -Six months residence
'upon and cultivation of the land in
each of three years. A homestead-
er may live within nine miles of
his homestead on a'farm of at
least 80 acres solely owned and oc-
cupied. by him or by his father,
mother, son,. daughter, brother or
deter. •
In' certain districts a homestead-
.
• er in good ettending.may pre-empt
a quaater-section alongside his
homestead. Price, 3.00 per &ere,
e Duties. -Must reside upon the
homestead or pre-enaption six
months in each of six years from
&se date of homestead 'entry (including
the time required to earn home-
stead patent) and cultivate fifty
aeres extra,
A homesteader who has exhausted
his homestead right and cannot olio
tain a pre-emption may enter for
a, purchased homestead in certain
districts. Price, $3.00.
Duties. -Must reside six months
in each of three years, cultivate
fifty acme and erect a house worth
$300.CO.
, W. W. CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the In-
terior.
N.B.-Unauthorized ptiblication
of this advertisement will not be
paid for.
BILL WAS DEFEATED.
WOnian's Right to Vole Itejeeled it
'L B. Legitflature.
A despatch from Fredericton., N.
B., •says: In the 'Legislattire on
. Friday the resolution of Donald
Munro, M.P.P., of Carleton Coun-
ty. for permission to introduce a
bill amending the New Brunswick
Election Act, so as to give women
the same right to vote at provin-
cial eleetions they now enjoy in
inunicipal elections, was defeated
21 to 10.
Sfilitiatt.
MONTREAL
THE STANDARD is the Natidna/
MreehlY Newspaper of the •Dominion
• iof Canada• is national in all Ite
It usea the most expensive engrav-
Shows an Increase of 34 Per Cent. ih Figures for
Ten Months.
A despatch 'frOin • Ottawa says:
fho 10 months from the
be-
ginning of the fiscal year to the end
of Jrarinary the custome revenue of
Canada ankunted to $94,329 836 •
ming the corresponding per
1911-12 the customs revenue
$70,268,252, the inereaee
:$24,061,584. This works out
increase of ever. 34 per can
over one-third,
The total trade of Canad
January, 1913, •was 870,.871,00
•againist $62,680,0007 an increa
iver ;$12,000,000, or ne,arly 2
cent. For the 10 months' e
anuary 31 last tile wall tram
1884,322,000 as against $711,19
in the oorresponding period in the
last fiscal year, an increase of
$173,133,000, or nearly one-quarter,
The imports in January Milt were
$52,7152,000, as against $38 682 000 a
iod in year ago an increase of $14,000,000,
Wan or not far short of 40 per cent.; for
being the 10 months' period the imports
at an were 1540,44.5,00Q, am increase of
t., '5128,000,000 Over the $421,111,000 of
the IQ _months' period of 1911-12.
a in The exports january, 1913,
0, ae yere $19,310,000, as againet $19, -
se of, ,27,000 in January, 1912. In the 10
0 per months' period just conOacled the
Wing domestic exports were 8298,022,000,
as against $246,442„000 :in the same
9,000 period a year ago.
THE EEWS M A PARAGRAPH
1/APPENINGS FROM ALL OVER
ME GLOBE 11.1 A
NUTSHELL.
cantida, the Empire and the World
In General Before You,
Eyes.
•
Canada,
Montreal has more than fiventhou-
sand, casee of measles.
The Senate rejeoted a bill by
Senator 01,01.141 to forbid re-rnar-
riage of the guilty party in di -
Name.
Over 5,000 persons are expeeted
to attend a. re -union of the Shantz
' of Waterloo county, in
June.
Sergeant-Major John Martin, one
of the few surviving veterans of the
Crimean War, died at Lindsay on
Thureday.
Peter, -the eight-year-old eon .of
Gustav Skendel, accidentally shot
his four-year-old sister, at Morden,
Man.
Pontine is the name eelected for
the new city th be "built around the
'U.S. Steel Corporation's plant
near Sandwich.
Downtown London merchants
have refused to deliver goods to the
newly annexed suburbs, and the
wonien of those districts have insti-
tuted a boycott.
Before Judge Malemin, in the
Quebec Superior Court, et. jury *ren-
dered a verdict for $15,000 for Con-
ductor Frechette againet the
C.P.R. on account of the loss of a,
leg and other injuries.
Great liritain.
The Howie ,of Lords rejected the
Scottish besnperamee bill.
Major McCalmont, Unionist, wee
elected unopposed, th ouceeed the
late Col. McOalement. ae member for
East Antrim in Ulster.
Viscount Haldane, by permission
of the Xing, will attend the Ameri-
can Bar Assotiation meeting in
Montreal on September 1.
The llome Office decided to prose-
eute Mrs, Panichurat for conspiracy
in connection with the blowing up
of Mr. Lloyd George'e house.
Capt. Oameron, while fishing in
Ireland, was pulled into the water
and drowned. He managed to
shake hands and say good-bye with
a gamekeeper who tried to Save
him.
United States.
The New Jetsey Senate favors
votes for women. It now goes to
She House.
The U. S. Senate has ratified am
extension of the arbitration treaty
with France. .
The U. S. Government decided to
intervene to secure a; fair trial foe
ex -President Madere.
The graft charges against the
v lateen Detroit aldermen will be
tri -ed in Detroit, end not in Mt.
Clemeas, the Snpresne Court re -
fuzing a, change Of venue,
Isadore Stein testified that Robt,
Rubin, a Nee, 'York fire iffeuramee
adjuster, had hired him te set fires.
Members of Rubino family denied
that Stein had often, visited his
hoecre, as Stein alle,ged.,
Gstnera I.
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Inge, procuring the photographs from Franc
an over the world, ePoll
articles are carefully selected and
Tie. editorial .1Mlicy theroughly P1781 le
fridependent. ,
fall of
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costs $2.00 per Yea,' to any addresS in by a. In
Canada or Great Britain.
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try weather pre rails in
e and apothem Italy.
owing a sharp fall in temper -
it snowed heavily in Sicily
hronghout South Italy the
w days, thele being a heavy
several inches.
German Reichstag adopted,
. .
alarItY made up of clericals,
Socialists and three Radicals 11
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measure repealing the anti -Jesuit
law. 11 is improbable that the
Bundersrath will concur.
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ME SCOTT FUND.
Premiers,Fisher of Australia 61111
•'Contribute. '
A kit:Mourne despatch to the
London Sbandarel states that Pre-
mier Fisher, in conjunction with
ution to the fund for
othees, has agreed to make an ade-
quate conVrib1
those dependent on the South Polar,
edieaeter victhn8, The delhateh says i
that since the oaeadian Parliament!
ProPbsee to Make a grant the whole I
otex•seas dominions, which are p2323-
ticularl3r indebted tO the courage
and heroism of the explorers, should
co-operate in making a substantial
gift. .ting George on Wednesday
donated $1,000 10 'the Linde being
raised for a memerial to Captain
Robert P. Sett and his four cern-
nanions who died on the expedition
to the South Pele. The anialga-
xnated total subscribed now amounts
to 8100,000.
"IX THE INDIANA SENATE.
Sensetlini -When Chaphiin Watt
- Ordered to Stop Prayer.
A despatch *front Indianapolis,
Ind., stays: Lieutenant-Ckvernor
eau -sed a sensation in the
Senate on Thursday when he stoPa
ped the Rev, E. It Henry of the
Emmanuel Baptist Church of this
eit3e who was making the opening
prayer, and said :-"Stop making a
politioal epeech." The minister
had prayed for the imparation •of
the rum traffic from the Sta.te and
for the day, when Indiana. would re-
fuse to sell to men the right to
make other men drunkards, mur-
derers, filling prisons and benevo-
lent institutions. The Lieute-nant-
Governor, whe had been showing
signs of impatience, vigorously
banged the marble slieb with his
gavel and.comenanded the minister
to atop. He ordered the journal to
be read, and Rev. Mr. Henry im-
mediately left ti e chamber.
STAMPEDE TO ATLIN, B. C.
Where Gold Has Been Discovered
and Proved.
A -despatch from Vibtoria, B. 0.,
says: Rich placer ., diggings in
Swan, Silver and, creeks flowing-1h-
Testin Lake at it. eauth-eastern
end are reported to -have been re-
cently discovered and proved. The
reports come from official Govern-
ment sources. On receipt of the
news Hon. Dr. Young, Provincial
Secretary and member for AVM in
the Legislature made arrange-
mente to proceed' to the field of the
new find, At Atlin he will go over-
land by dog team and sled to the
lower eed Testin Lake. The dig-
gings are reported to he !rem three
to six feet deep, and the gold taken
out is said th be coarse and to
greatly resemble the gold peculiar
to the Atlin country, Stampedes
froin Atlin are now ()enuring, and
it is reported that some four hun-
dred clahne have been taken up on
Testin Creek.
MORMONS ARE PROSPEROUS.
Will Erect a Large Temple in
Alberta.
A despateh from dardaton, Alta.,
says: An official later from Presi-
dent Joseph Smith, Salt Lake Oity,
Utah, ecclesiastical head of the
Mormon Church, th President E. J.
Wood, Alberta State of Zion., an-
nourioes that a 8100,000 temple for
Canada will be erected here, build-
ing operations to be started this
summer.
NO EQUA17—FRATV—CHISE D. C.
Premier McBride Refused It on
- Behalf of Government.
A despatch from Victdriaesays
Sir Richard McBride made 'tile an-
nouncement in the Legislatiiip on
Wednesday night that as a inatter
of Government policy it was impos-
sible to grant to women equal Iran -
his e with men, a condition asked
for last week by a, large deputation
of women representing all suctions
of British Columbia,
Ready
Cooked
Meals
are rapidly growing in popu-
lar favor.
Post
Toasties
eerved either with cream or
good milk, or preserved fruit,
make a moet appkizing dish
kr-breakfast, dianer, or sup-
' Theee • delicioue toaated
flaky bets of white corn have
a delicate. taate that is very
pleasing at this time of year.
Bost Toasties are cool:ion:d-
eal, make less work for the
busy housewife and please
everyone at the table.
'The Mernorj, Lingers'
Sold by Definers everyisiterc
also Poatnm Cereal fle.. Ltd:
Windsor, Ontario..
--•,
Years of Suffering
A Desperate Case of Catarrh in the
"My father had, catarrh in the head
for a long time.' It was such a desper-
ate ogee that he didn't know what to •
-do, but one of his friends recomMended
liood'a Sarsaparilla. He got a bottle
Immediately, and as soon as he com-
menced taking It he felt relief and
after the use of two other betties he
wan completely curea. He was' so
well pleased he has ever since recom-
mended Hood's Sarsaparilla." Dello
Aline Begin, Levis, F. Q.
Get. Rood's f3arsaparilla today. Sold
by all druggists ,everiwtiere.
' TO BE READY Ftle WAR.
President Poineare France Ad-
• vocateiLlnerease"in the Army.
A dinipatch from Paris says:
Raymond Poincare, 'the new Presi-
dent of the French Republk, in hie
first message, read, to the two
Houses of Parliament on Thursday,
made some pointed referencee
the necessity of increasing France's
military. forces. He referred .to the
responsibilities of the present time,
and quoted the adage that ,"Peace
is not decreed by the will of one
power." He said it was impossible
for any nation to be effectively
pa,oific unless it Was alvva,ys ready
for war. A France with diminished
power and exposed by her own
fault to &fiances or humiliations
would, he said, be France no more.
It would, he continued, be erirne
against civilization to allow the na-
tion tee deereaee its forces while
other nations developed theirs
without cessation.
MILITANTS BURN CHALET.
One of the Prisoners Throws
Book at the Magistrate.
A despatch from London says:
Pursuing their course of violent at-
tacks on property, suffragettes, ItA
3.15 on Thursday morning, burned
the tea pavilion in Kew Gardens.
Two young' women, Joyce Looke
and Lilian Lenton, were arrested
when hurrying away from the fire,
carrying bags of inflammable stuff,
saturated with oil, a hand saw and
an electric lamp. Dater in the day
they w.ere taken before the Bench
Justices at Richmond and eharged
with maliciously setting fire to the
building. One of them hurled a
heavy law book at the head of the
preaiding Magistrate. The evidence
not being consplet,F,, the caae was
remanded, bail being refused.
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Five-year-oid Boy Killed During
,tin Altercation.
A despatch from North Bay says:
A row in the Italian colOny on Wed-
nesday night resulted in the fatal
shooting of the five-year-old son of
James Demarco, a contractor. The
shooting took place in the house of
Liberto ()mate, who had an alterca-
tion with Antonio Deed° ovex
money and took down his rifle as
he saYs, to frighten Deecio off the
premisee. Seyeral men present
tried to take the weapon away from,
Conte and in the melee the trigger
was pulled: The little boy wah
standing near and received the bul-
let in his•breaet, living only .a few
hours, Cont and Deecio were both
arrested and looked up pendieg an
inquest.
LUMBER, FOR SETTElERS.
Manitoba Farmers Purchase Limits
for Future Ilse.
A despatch from Winnipeg says:
A transaction which promises far-
reaching effects • was consummated
a few days ago, whereby the Grain
Growers' Grain Oonapany purchas-
ed timber limits near Fort George,
B.C., .comprising about 300,000,000
feet of lumber at apriee of about
81.50 per 1,000 feet, It is said th
be the intentton of the grain-geow-
ore to hold this as a reeerve supply,
with the idea of establishing lum-
ber -yards at cliffereut points M the
Province for the pustiose of supply-
ing farmers and , settlers with I
tt-
ber at reasonable prices,
14200 Wore Burned to Death on a
Veen! Near Galt.
A. despatch from .Galt says: 'On
Friday afternoonthe large chicken
house, 105 by e5 feet, two etoreys
kendriek • a mile fro G
CHICKENS WERE ROASTED.
3' 1. on the farm of Dr. H. F. Mac-
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LEFT NEARLY 8800,000.
Will, of the Late President o the
Grand Trunk Railway.
A, despatch from Toronto says
As the late C. HaYe, President
of the Grand Trunk Railway, who -
wen
t down with the Titanic, had
part of his estate in Ontario, his
will ',Nes entered for probate here
on Thursday. The total estate is
worth $762,298, and is left to the
widow, with the exception of be-
quests of $10 each to four
g
tars, Marjorie, Orian, Louise arid
Clara In a codicil the deceased
expreseed the wish that a life 2361(3131 polioy,for $25,000 should be
payable -in equal amounts to his
sister aeld a, brother, David M.
Hays,
A SAD CASE.
Woman Who Killed Seven Children
Now Dwane.
A despatch feom Charlottetown,
says: Mr, Patrick Magee,
slayer of her seven ohildren, sen-
tenced to a life term in the Dor-
chester penitentiary, was brought
bank here on Fridity, a raving lun-
atic. Sino& the wensan'a incarcera-
tion in the Dorchester penitentiary
she has beeri giving a great deal of
trouble, and it was finally decided
by the Justice Department to re-
move her to an insane asylum.
Sentenced to Immediate Death
It,hamien. every time you trerat a corn
with "Putnam'e"-Gorn dies -never re.
turns. Nothing so certain and painless as
Putnam's Corn Extractor -try it Fifty
Years' 67168305 guarantees its naerit. 25o,
bottlee at all dealers.
CARRYING EXPLOSIVES.
Regulatione for the Government of
- Harbors.
A despatch from Ottawa, says : An
order-in-Couneil has been passed
amending the regulations for the
government of public harbors in
Canada, giving the harbormasters
the right to decide where vosaels
carrying exploaives or inflammable
or dangerous goods shallr
moor o
load or unload. A fine of $160 may
,he imposed for violation of the
regulation, 777111 810 more for each
twelve hours of continued viola-
tio.n.
Forty years in use, 20 years the
standard, prescribed and recom-
mended by physicians. For Wo,
man's Aliments, Dr. Marters
Female Pills, at your druggist.
FATALITY IN MINE.
Two Men Drowned at Siwash Creek,
British Columbia.
A despatch from Vancouver, B.
0., says: Ttvo men were killed on
Thursday by being washed into the
inine tunnel at Siwasla Creek near
Yale.
What Folionii a M.
A Magistrate's Wonderful Expert.
ease With Zara-Buk,
Mr..7, 13. Arsenault, a Justice of the
Peace, and station master at Welling
ton, on the :ilrince Edward Island Ry.,
has had a wonderful proof of the heal-
ing power of Zam-Buk. He says:
"Four years ago I had an accident.
I slipped in the station and fell on a
freight traok, sustaining a had eut on
the front of my leg. 1 thought this
would heal,. but instead of doing so it
devekped into a bad ulcer and later
into a feria of eczema which spread
very rapidly and also started on the
other leg. Both legs became so swollen
and sore that I could only go about my
work by having theM., bandaged. My
doctor said I must stop 'Work and lay
up,
"After six months of this trouble
I consulted another doctor, but with
no better result, 7 tried all the salves,
nainiente and lotions 1 heard at, but
instead of getting better I got worse,
"Thie was my condition when I got
my first box of Zan:I-Buie Greatly to
my delight that first box gave me re-
lief. I continued to apply It to the
sores, and day by day they set better.
I could'see that at last I had got hold
of something which would cure ms,
and in the end it did.
It is now over it year since Sam.
Bak worked a eure in my case, and
there has been no return of the eczema
or any trace of It."
Such is the nature of the great cares
which Zanseuk is daily effecting.
Purely herbal in composition this
oc& 00 e great halm hi a sure eure eor 'all skin
wost.side ef the Grand River, wits , diseases, cold ernes, chapped handle
t '
frost bite, ulcers, blood -poisoning Vari-
cose sores, piles, scalp sores, ring -
Wenn, inflamed patches, outs, burns,
and bruises. All drugglets stores
sell et 50c, box or post free from Zara-
1,1311eekCo,, Toronto,, upon receipt of
1
y es ioyeci by fire 23014 1,200
!fowls burned to death. The blaze
I was, caueed by a spark froze the
ebove in the feed house, and the
whole building was blazing within
a few in
• es
Will .Spend $00ooto Conipiete Work of Last
Season and Begin New Sections.
A despateh fro*m Montreal says : Guelph Junctiob en the Lend
oo
The Canadian Pacific Railway vein subdivision will be eloubk-tracked
spend $16,000,000 on its eaetorn kr a dista)rea of thirtYsnileo, and
Rees during the comitig season, ie expected the work will'be
ished by Noveinber. H'ia proposed
This expericliture, which ia approv- to eioubieetaaea aaewee• Raeoloree
ad of by Six Thomas Shaughnessy, whbeh is the junction between the
President of tha company, will not main line. and the 'roortto-Sndbury
he wholly for new work, as at least branch and Port Arthur covering
ten millions of the amount; is to a distance of 138 aniles,
complete work commenced last 11 is intended to eventually
summer, including a portion of the double -track the entire Toronto -
new 1,alte Shore line, and the ex- Sudbury line a -beta) 41857232700 of 563
.., tension farm 'St, John's to Fern- miles, in o;der' to handle graib
ham Junetion, and the Forsythe albor the close of navigation on tie)
street branch ih Montreal. The 'iakets.
majority ef the new works will be Anothee • important work to be
double -tracking various parte of commenced this yew, is the' dortble-
eaetern lines, which will cost in the breaking of ti small tretch of fif-
The main line from Islington to N,orth Toronto. •
vicinity of six million dollars. teen miles between Agincourt midi
1
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Doing a Hard
Day's Wash—
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• Soap.
POSITIVELY THE LARGEST SALE 1t4 CANADA
PRICES OF FARM PRODUCTS
PEPORTa Pliant THU t•aanints TRAny
naternas OF assents*.
Prissy of Cams, cram, mums ane Ono
Produce at Homo and Abroad.
ffreadetUils.
Toront,o, 7e1, 26.---77011355018 Wheat-Lako
ports, No. 1 northern, 961.2o; No. S, 440;
No, 3, 92o; foed wheat, 66 1-2o,
Ontario Wheat-Noto , 2, 95o 96.3 for oar
lots outside, ranging down to 790 for poor
grades.
Ontario Oats -No. 2 white. 33e to 34e at
&Wintry pointe, 57e to 30o on tradh, To-
ronto.
Manitoba Oats -No, 2 0. 'W. oats, 41o,
track, bay ports; No. 3 O. W., 391.70' No.
1 feed, 391.20, for prompt shipment.
Corn -American, No. 3, all Toron-
to, 301-30,
Peae-No, 0, 81.20 to $1,26, oar IOW out-
side. '
Duekwheat--No. 2, 52o th 53c.
Rye-lio 2. 63e to 65o, nominal.
Rolled Oats -Per bag of 90 pounds, 82,
121-2; per barrel, $4.70, wholesale, Wind-
sor to Montreal.
Barleys -Good malting barleY, ontSido,
56e to 60e.
Mill.feed-Manitobs, bran, $19 to820, in
bags, track, Toronto; eltorts, $21,50; On.-
tarn) bran, 5119 th $20 in bags; shorts,
821,50.
Manitoba Flour -First patents, 86.30 In
Jet° base; second patents, $4.80 in Jute
bags; strong bakers', $4.66 in into bugs -
In cotton bags, ten cents more per bar-
rel.
Oratorio Flour -Winter vrheat dour, 90
per cont. patents, (3.95 to 84.05.
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Country Produce-Whotesate.
r$ga-Cold storage eggs 180 to 20e in ease
lots; freeh eggs are selling at 22e to 120;
strictly new-htid at 29c to 31.o.
GLieese-Twins, new, 743-48 to Me, and
large, new, at 14 1-201 old cheese, twins,
lie to 16 1-2e; large, 15e.
•
Butler -0'.55730r23 prints, 31 to 32,e; de.,
solids, 29 to 30e; dairy prints, 25 to 27o;
inferior (bakers% 22 10 220.
Honey -Buckwheat, 9e pound in tins and
681n barrels; strolned clover honey 121.2o
a pound hi 60.pound tins, 123-20 in 10-
1100514 tine; 13o in 5 -pound tins; comb
honey, No. 1, 82.60 per dozen; extra, $3
per dozen: No. 2, $2.40 per dozen.
Poultry -Live per chiekens, wholesale, 12e to
130 pound; fowl, 10c to 14e; cluoks, 100
to 140; live 'turkeys, 16e to 17o; geese, 90
to itie, Dressed poultry, 2c th lo above live
quototthns, excePting dressed turkeYe. ai
20o to 21.
Benne-Primes, 02.50, and $2,50 for hand-
picked,
Potatoes-Ontarlo pot:item:, 80o per bag;
car lots, 70o; New Brunswicks, 90e to 96e
per bag out of store; 80o in oar lots.
Spanieh Onions -Per cast:, $2.36 to 02.40.
Provisions.
Smoked said Dry Salted Meakr-Rolle-
Smoked, 142-4c to 168; hams, medium, 17,
to 17 heavy, 181-23 to 16; breakfast
bacon, 18 1.2o to 191; long Weer bacon,
tons Find eases, 141-70 to 243-4e; hooka
(plain), 211;2c; backs (pearneal),, 220.
Green Meats -Ont of pielde, lc thee than
smoked.
Pork -Short out, $26 to 828 per barrel;
mega pork, $21,50 to $22.00.
Lard-Tieroes, 13 3.4o; tube, 141.40; pails,
141-20.
saw Ray and Straw,
Baled Hay -No. 1, $12 to 31200; No. 2,
$9 to 810; No, 3, 08 to 89, Baled straw,
$9 th $9,30,
{Unfree/ Markets.
Corn-Anterkan No. 2 yellow, 61.1-20.
Oats -Canadian western, No. 2, 415-20 to
420; do., No. 3, 401-70 to 41e; do., extra No.
1 feed, 42e to 417.70; do,, No. 2 looal white,
380; do., No. 3, 37c; do., No. 4, 36o. BarleY
-7e7onifoba, feed, 52c to 6413; dm
o., alting.
73o to 76c, Buokwheat-No, 2, 55e to 57c.
Flour -Manitoba spring wheat pratents,
firsts, 05.40; do., seconds, $4,90; do., strong
bakers', $4.70; do., winter patents, choice,
86.26; do. straight rollers, 84.85 to $4.95;
bag,;. $2.05 to $2.30. Rolled eats -
Barrels, 44.60; do., bags, 90 lbs., $2.12 1-2.
Bron -420.00, Shorts -022.00, Middlings -
WA. Noui01ie-830.00 to 830.00, Hay -No,
2, per to;, car lots, $13.60 to $14.02. Meese
-Finest weeterns, 130; de., eastern% 116.40
to 322-4*, Butter -Choicest ereatnery,
201-70 to 29e; do., seconds, 24e to 26e, Eggs
--Fresh, 28e to 30c; de., selected, 23o 5,0
250; do., No. 1 stook, 120 to 20o: do„ No.
etock, 15e to 16c, Potatoes --per hag, oar
lots, 60c to 75o.
United States Markets,
Minneapolis, Feb. 25.-Cloes - Wheat,
May, 672.4*,; July, 89178o; September,
893.4e; Cash, No. 1 hard, 801-90; No, 1
northern, 86 3.4o to 671.4*; No. 2 northern,
843-4c to 833'4e, No, 3 yellow corn, 4.49 to
1-20; No. 3 white oate, 301.20 10 310. 268.
2 rye, 55 1.25 to 671-60, Bran, 918.20
$18.30. Elver prioee unchanged,
Duluth, Feb. 25. -Wheat, 1 hard,
871.40; No. 1 northern, 863'4c; No. 2 north-
ern, 023-4e to 043.4*; July, 031390 .to 097.4*
asked; May, 801.40 to 093'90; September,
8911.23,
"The Brew
that Grew"
'Labatt's
London
Lager
Selling fast becaese
Ina le right
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Pun, TRY IT I
LABATT'S
INDIA PALE ALE
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Made and matured hi
the old way
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Linage
LONDON, CANADA
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Live Stock Markets.
montreai, Pel. 2.5.-Choiee steers 'mid ite
86.60 to 96.75, while stock of fair (716231137g
old readily at 86 to 86.25, and the more
oornurou onee at 04.60 to $6.50 per 100
pounds. Choice butchers', $6 to 516.25, and
the lower grades $3,50 per 100 pounds. Bulls
sold from $3.50 to 86.60 nor 100 2301111,13 as
to qUaltty. Lattlb13, 97.60 to $7,75. SliceP,
84.60 to 86.25. Calves, 86 to 811 each, am
to size and quality. $eleoted /ote of bon
sold from $9.90 to 810,10 per 100 pounds
weighed off cars.
Toronto, Feb. 35.-0a553e-Cho330 butcher,
86.60 to $6.75; good medium, 05.50 to 45.76;
common, $5 to 86,25; cows, $4,75 to 166.50a
bulls, 83 to 86.25; enarnere, 02 to 82.50; out -
tors, $3.25 to $3.75. Calvee--Clood veal, $3
to $9.25; common, 83 to 83,25. Stookors and
feeders -Steers, 700 to 900 lbs., 85 to 86.601
feeding bulls, 900 to 1,000 lbs., 02.76 to $4,
25; yearlings, 03.10 to 85.60. Milkers and
springers-Vrotu $50 to 872. Sheep and
lambe-Light owes, 36.25 to 86; hearY
ewes, $4 to $4.75; laitibe, $8 to $9.60; bindle,
$4.20 to 06. flogs -89.0D fed and watered.
and 90.65 f.o.b.
CHERISHED RUSSIAN RELIC.
Catheila.al of the Holy Trin-
Ply Burned.
A despatch froin St, Petersburg
Gaye: On the eve of the tereenten-
ary of the Reinanoff dynasty, Ras-
sia haa lost a c,herished relic of the
greatest of that line of monarchs.
In the early hot;;* of Thursday
moaning the eathedral of the Holy
Trinity WaS destroyed by fire
through defective heating of ite
stoves. It was one of the meet
notable hietorical buildinge in the
Ruestan capital, and was the first
church built on the marsh soil of
the Neva, beaks in 1808, by Peter
the Great, who himself often wor-
shipped and sang before the altar.
NORHEUMATISM LASTWINTER
Montreal Nlan Conquered his Old
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Mr. A. Beauclry of 597 Pend Street,
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about six mouths, and that they have
done ine a great deal of good, i have
had Rheumatism for couple of years,
and last winter 1 saved myself from it
by using GIN PILLS." e
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