Daily British Whig (1850), 28 Jul 1909, p. 7

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ONE ON THE DOCTORS. Madame J. Rioux, St Moise, Que. says. --"Fruit-a-tives cured me of sev- ere Liver Pisease. Neither doctors nor any other remedy 41d me any good, but Frult-a-tives promptly cured." "Pruft-a-tives" always cure Liver Trouble, Billousness and Constipation because they act direotiy on jhe liver. They stimulate the secretion of Bile, which decreases the-quantity of blood in the liver and thus relieves the Con- gestion or Biliousness. With plenty ef Bile to move the Bowely, there is an ead to the Constipation. "Prult-a-tives" are a positive eure for Ml troubles arising from a disordered liver ~ "Fruit-a-tives" apples, oranges, pared hy wily and with valuable and They are, doubt popular remedy ia are the julces of figs and prunes--pre- discovered process, tonics without in ined antisoptics the most to-day. ca box, § for $2.50, or trial box, If you can't get "Fruit-a-tives" ifn your neighborhood, these wonderful tablets will be went, postpald, on re- ceipt of price by addressing Frult-a- Hives Limited, Oftawa.: comt Ife lolol loieteteiog We Use Real Fruit Ice flavours Tor flavoring our Cre Always three to choose PRIGE' am, from, 288 Princess St 4 Phone 845 CURE Bick Weadache and relieve all the troubles inel- dent to a billous state of the system, such as Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating, Pain in the Bide, &e. reanarkable success has been shown in curing SICK Headache, yet Carter's Little Liver Pills are | equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre- venting thisannoying complaint, while they also correct all disorders of the stomach stimulate the iver and regulate the bowels. Even if they only we LE E/ \ D Ache they wonld be al most priceless to those who sufler from this distressing complaint; but fortu- nately their goodness does notend here, and those~ Wwhoonce try them will find these little pills valu. ai lo in so many ways that they will not be wil. g to do without them. But after all sick head ACHE Ts the bane of so many lives that here Is where wamako our great boast, Our pills cure it while others do not. Carter's Little Liver Pills are very amall and easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. re strictly vegetable and do not grips or purge, but by their gentle action please all who | (| use them, CARTER MEDICINE C0., NEW TORE. Smal BL Small Dose, Small Bre Helelelelelllelelelelelbebebeiebe Notice to Strangers in the City § While In our city take a few minutes to call and examine the extensive and beautiful collection of ANTIQUE FURNITURE and OLD FASHIONED ARTICLES, which we are offering at a low "| cash. price or exchange. " I will buy any mart wir home. Send post or all In card, L. Lesses, Sta, ye Chatham Ont. 8 and gston, Prince kK "Them, Day & Martin's people certainly is wonders at making shoe polish. "Just Out" 1s de real thing." " GAS. GYDE Montreal, COAL! The kind you (are looking for i» the kind we sell SCRANTON' fs good cdal and we gu prompt delivery. Phe r- 8, Coal antee 183, Booth & Co. FOOT WEST STREET. a 2 NE RG SOUS ME JU ME Ce Dyeing with Soap! Maypole Sonp is the Mousehold Dye' that washes and dyes with ove opern- Used almost exclusively in nd. Yieldsfast brilliantco ors ny shade No streaks And CLEANLY, SAFE, SURR. Maypole Scap roc. for Coiore--isec. for Black, Frans lL. Benatstd & Co., Montreas, 8 RRHSHN Dressin % ng 2 © JAMES CAMPBELL, Tailor } i IIR RRS. 0 SHOE wi : fefplielelelefelelbedele lel | While their most | prea, LW R | wide Pith . HE DaTLY JEnrrisn -- WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1900. IT WILL LIKELY SOLVE PROBLEM NEWS OF DISTRICT LOCAL NOTES ES AND THINGS IN GENERAL. | The. Tiddngs From \ Eastern Various Points in Ontario--What | | People Are Doing And What They Are Saying. H. Bardolph, of oats 5 ft. J spear | with 80 heads Arthur McDermott hby, both of Cape united in marriage Dr. Crummy are Keech, measuring and Lulu Wil Vincent, N.Y on Friday family, To Fras! cave for ) arly u { loug vere ov, and with his mother, doctor and family Winnipeg « atl 1 ew charge in Sept mien M Lon churely, Pic doors at marked Methodi wi packed to the which in ta t he Sutlay Services, thie nin ol the handsome new organ. wia, B.( Christina Noah John of R form I ope O00 pipe At Vicw 1908, Miss to - on July Stewart, Baik Bailey, was v, of } Albert od monton, mrr SO elleville Yates, well known Elizabethtown, died at the hig son, . Philander, nea: North Dakota, Wednesday ed 76 year od, Ont., on 21s Joseph McKeown Margaret Marie, wa an, Belleville, a former dents of of July Kennedy, marries] Chale formerly Noi Ste Mis has heen apy Catharines Mi ed to chool On July 16th. these occurred at the family home in Augusta, the death of Annie M., second hter Robert Sarah Phery Death cdme iddenly following hours Hin Donnela McRae, Perth, d to the staff of the Collegiate Institute Carrie McRae, has teach in the Stirling ont { ister, daug of Henry only a few has and i Thompson, Perth eighth vear his ol exerci to herifi en his ninet to take § tered on till able t.¢ which daily 'constitu nal orm 2 [alm t . essential "Willia m Furner, a farmer who re ustained h Oxtord fre uddenly urnce len ar whil turned paininl I'he ane the lent whiny ain in two place Deacon of the death day, of her elds Bredin, formerly Mraop=Bredin wa Gil morning 1 ! Brockville the foseph Brock word n Tue William Ont ed v Ap also a of pleton : t. Wy Very marriage cond daugh nolds! to Har Brockville occurred in Tronton Mrs, Catharine the Jate Michal Mu Picton fon tev cn zed rearvet "harles Rey both of wood ' ones time. farmer peas alth od n feeble he ome tim car She wi i ( deep re Salk Looe oderdo I death « Nhe Sn sen by learn with Ww Ww his wide, OT hea time un ifen ihe oreat h in her husband , postmaster so survive OT 1st he Achic Grey at vements Of Canada. Dominion Day Dinner in mazod I what a po ali Greater mtinually da at that m I'he Was go to achieved Eure av, cquivaient has continent the wian Pa fint d un slze littl was | which than v or 0 twenty live more years ago, v contribution public of iting te hundred mil Who > one can into ten been of deference ontinental my ad m whether great and anada rength a animates th from ne e rconvin ' Wil istified to the y spend last { Cas d thd t rid Laurier that wa WCOeSSAry the an 1 mamtan ( nav row shows al 6 inches | Co rge A. Spratt, doctor scien- } possible to and farmer atvill e, Pa. LIE CRTRe" who Fron lives jthe problem of aerial navigation. | Bo [s | The Prices ood off ring LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Montreal, ck va i) [a €air | steady | pounds, | ceipts heen | high 1; | Steer {100 calves | Om | | London | a 1 rds w market Paid at Centres July on th ere t ns cle he attendance, nd st dulls made 2 stee » Chicag« sh 200 Chicago UR bee rh mm 7.63 to | "4.60 $8.15: Yn 115 to 7.60 to 3 S 0 he ales, hosp 1 rs, cep, rong 2% morning ared and priges to ¢ hog he Jul at I era ee | te t ) bu ep, ) $$ to $8.50 and calves, = to 100 lambs, Live Ww cove 1 ) to £6.20: Receipts market avy, X7.65 Reece market steady §R.20x 7.45 to 30 I vestern to wkers tock $6.10 v Buffa omm vest wd 85.75 5.10 t t mixed, 82.30 1 37.756 to 8.15 1 bo] ern, steady lam! There was P.R ) ( east and There wa uj C1 cow hundre lambs, hundr $11. + steers, 5.60 per ic.; per 2 to Stock Cattle, market X4L.50 to 34.70 receipt teady t 27.61 wester tockers COWS alves, $5.50 imated 23 strong; 27.50 to rough, ¥7 it o SR ». choie 27 to 38 ted at 22 a] im to 3H vearhn native, S175 to SK.10% Buffalo 1 NJ 1.000 he on tH in to ¥ heiter n 35 to > to ive Stock. July y fl ra 3H 2 butcher =6 heifers, 4 25 to X5 and feeders 2 to slow, Hn head; activ 6 to SN 9 600 head NHH to activ EN. 65; miv jig In Stomach Hundreds of Nerviline It I» " For and eadly to | without onees ST C of urix Thousands of Used Stomadctk cramps we mistaken the warmng h to contort yn | hime to" ery NO. 4877 'Last ghtfil pain "My ment as ned wat "H veharmed Beauty Spot Secured For Nation|{ IN lar Ge quarrvi rom widor July rg th ede was Te tions, has opera the Marqu rea ened ai put Bath by ety tor tl I Ose i t Li ntere which hased Nationa Pia is of the i temper 4 Ame un fH m cries to or s 1 leriul onsidered rvi my agony the alc mer ttacl id k at in the Countenance for th ific rail] LETTER Pow of Nerviline can make I hi nr Bottle Every 5, Di symptoms Suddenly ar patient exper help hen it wonderfi cures so quick ou ik it d was ma and cramps only Wi tc ™ ol cramps mn tracted assistar two yooniul of or med Net away wis handed name MANLEY home the man Nerviline cident or M viline Nerviline this stricke I fe wch would kil v nei and in half in some ghbor, w , me a tea sweet In I loenlitv, an amps, dinar ch and bows my irrends tw LEGRADE, Williamsburg.' lord te es of hav-| i | died near | the Has constructed an | aeroplane which he says will solve | the the Various ol « } end all the held to 1 Year arrhoea, stomach as and cause cramps, as a , and and hei to |e mand from light, heavy, | bull S195 ) common | The ar. itself felt | ld | n with a |ver wed | ho | a mo- | ql! to $8.25; 36 to 38.15 to $7.40; stags, $8.20 to $ h and lambs Receipts, ow and lower; lambs, galing, rot | dairies, Sheep 1ghs, $6.50; 5,000 | MONTREAL PRO PRODUCE MARKET, os Paid For the Products. 27. There for | | Montreal, July good export demand and as a res | largest shipments made | season left port of | total aggregating about 110,000 {es. The however, | quite those current the, { week, and dealers here 1 meets the cut in pric get prices up in fa cables from the other week closed with a better tor | trade, and resulted in firmer | Kets in the country with higher I ruling at the Frwday. The bulk of the cheese sold at 11fc. to llic., the top | for the week having been paid at ton again where the entire offes fetched 11 9-16c. The demand largely for olored, cheese last ind they sold everywhere at | mium ove while. The«e however, larga and they so much sought after this w The demand this week | and there every indication of ruling throughout the trond oxtent of the demand this week, [If from the present (er rulipg higher i no stock was gu cheese wiek ult, one i "or far the prices paid, as pre oblige Ww as it wore the blue ' boards on Thursday a offer were are week. very is markets try. The pon: the 1 Great Britain any increase We may see price ouniry, there vorth "speaking ers will be forced to vo to the | try to fill any large orders. | At Campbellford this offerir sold at Ae, thie kot, the for a | ber opeing with a the buyers. There improvement, hewover, the Stirling hoard and priges were vanced there, od 11 5-16e, the lowest as about{ and most morning" WE Wee s has been se of waks, V ne in th slightly the offerings han I'he will probably prices of the week, judged from the fight nblo at ternoon, ® € ket s can be look. The present make is keeping voll, and the last. week wire, viry to 102415 boxe 1 20.511 boxes up remarl mito the avy, FOeelj) is he as campared for the correspor viek last year. Thi brings the the season up to 776,973 boxe ompared with 765511 boxes howing a very slioht Reports from all part the country indicate that we the flush of the maki, that watput is Tully up to last year, slichtly helivier for butter quiet teady, wi prices practically chanced from last There fair-cize] shipment bud ten Great Britain last week, almos 000 boxes, and represented the ira [ over weeks, during which here has been no refrigerator steg to Bristol, which port took over fifths of the shipment. The local demand for butter and there a little speculative eloment it, a mand was sufficient to keep declining further. week's country old at Nie. was 23 | | | | | | | a nerea year ar but an « As ome mark The i is 3 week. of mad { fou: is iw evidently ol in the irom any markets § this ri and buyers were 2 8) than most pay. I'he d, and for vooks the In inerease not likely production more to is well main time for Mont year and the that receipt of butte: the first receipts into over last to continue, is still year, so far Montreal can make behind as the a last SOrVe § guide, Street Market. Wheat, fall, i Toronto | Toronto, July bushel, $1.15; wheat, 1, 31.12; oats, 62 per peas, "okt, 0 goose, per bushel, bushel, 64e¢.: per bushel, pec 'ton, 8I8 'to $15 to $17; st per 6le. : barley, 1 bushel, 75 i i hay, . new, per ton, ton, 313 to >13.50; 1 25 to $11.75: butter, inferior, He. to Re. to 2e.; 12¢. to 14 15¢.; fowl, per per bag, $1.65 to £9 to $10.50. 26.50; beef, ch beef, mutton, pieme, per . per ewt., dressed dairy, 18¢. to bo) butter, dozen, Ib., ib., 15¢. to 12¢.; celery, potatoes, per hindquarters, £5 to to SX.50; carcase, $6.50 to 37; wt., 0 to $10; veal, [50 to S10: lamb, ro to S13; spring lamb, chiel dh per dozen, per per DC. i" | 85¢ $ | beef, forequarters, SK onions, bag, carcase, 5. Miss Kate Kennedy, who disapy tl from Brockville, has returned s with friends having left to, 0d appearing the police court. Mrs. Mary Olin, Cape Vincent, at he home of her $ Mrs. bs young, the ag 3 96 ve dau Ars, Montreal, there was ve, O5¢ 21¢ chickens He in a wages case Various very last ~ the this the box- were nol vious dd to was im of side iw to mar ees 00 and offered price Pic- Wings was week, pre- ings, not fadr, firm coun of prices will de pend from mand n the heve deal coun- the mar nam slow vas a tice- af ad teh ba fea out kahly city amounting with | uling total S as year » for | of past the wl ia | and un a eto ding | Linu mer four ood, the de prices Last from i ther | vared | tain several [ show This total nto per yash to per to 20; raw, Ou to ken 1CKS, Ib., | 1.75; beef, ore, medium, per cwt., ¢ S124 year nto in \ ghter, on Wednesday, at Kops Stout to | OUR ROOSTER BRAND ° 8 Li : - 3 Soap That is Best for.the Baby's Bath Baby's skin is very sensitive to soap; some soaps soothe and nourish, while others inflame and irritate. It is of the utmost importance that you know what soap to use, and to do this you must know what is in the | soap. So let us explain how we make Infants' Delight. We first go for pure vegetable oil to France. There we pay often double what we might pay. But the oil we get is pure enough to use on your table. Then we go more than 12,000 miles to the isle of Ceylon for pure cocoanut oil. Both oils are carefully tested by chemists and doubly boiled. Next they go through our own special milling proc. ess and fall like flakes of snow into enormous Then they are crushed under a weight of 30 tons to press out the moisture. Finally they pass through granite rollers and come out in miles of silky ribbons. Then they are dried eight times and stamped into oval cakes that just fit the hand. Isn't it worth while to have soap like this for your baby? Why risk using common soaps when this ex- cellent kind costs no more than others? This lovely soap leaves the baby's delicate skin as soft as velvet and as smooth 2s silk. Even the baby knows the difference in this delightful soap %so we call it Infants' Delight. Baby will like the perfume too. It is so dainty and fragrant--only the exquisite scent of the rose. If this soap is pure enough for the baby's skin it surely is best for your own." Try one cake--you owe it to baby and yourself. Cents a Cake At All Dealers JOHN TAYLOR & CO., LIMITED, TORONTO, CANADA. BO ------ 4=-DAY BARGAINS Only 4 more shopping days during our July Sale. Below we mention a few new bargains for this week : wo Men's Oxfords, Black Kid and Calf, regular $3.00. July price 2.25, See window of Men's $4.00 and 4.50 Tan, Patent and Velour Calf Oxfords. On [sale at 2.98. Men's £5.00 Oxfords, Tan and Patent. This week 3.69. Girls' Brown Strap Shoes, sizes 11 to 2. Sale price $1.00. Girls' Brown Oxfords, sixes 11 to 2, a $1.50 quality. Sale price $1. Children's Strap Shoes, sizes 3 to 7. Sale price 59c. Women's White Shoes regular $1.25 and 1.35 for 98c. Regular $1.50 values for 1.20. Regular $2.00 for 1.50. - values emer sth Our: $5. 00 Trunks and Suit Cases cannot be equaled. 7 ABERNETHY'S. So Special $1.50 Suit Cases. s Sup oF A LIFE TIME 10 FURNISH A HOME. As Our Big Mid-Summer Sale is Still Booming. for our Fall Stock, Don't Risk even a penny--until health retarns.} And I mean just exactly that. I am the one physician who says to the sick, "1 will, out of my own et, pay for your LR) cine if it fails to bring you help!" And fo 20 years Dr. Bhoop's medicines have Get Health used and rerommended in every city and dy in America. They are positively stand- ard in every eommunity--snd everywhere. Then why pay the cash, and at your risk, for] other unwarran and uncertain medicines? Thousands upon thousands have in the past successfully used be 8hoop's Restorative. : 'When the Sto- mach nerves, or Kidney, thesesick ones) quickly Dr. storative will bring them back to health again. But best of ali, they positively take no money risk whatever. ey know that when health fails toreturn Dr. Shoop will himself gladly pay the druggist for| that test. And for that testa full 30 day treat ment is y granted. But write me first for an order. This will save delay and disappointment. All druggists sell Dr. Shop's | SALLL000040000000000000 0000 eoresteetettttns 23 {California uit $ ¢ : Making room everything reduced. A bargain for everybody. in Buf- "fets, Sideboards, China Closets and Extension Tables. Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Marshall Sanitary and Ostermoore Mattrasses. JAMES REID, The Leading Undertaker. Phone 147 for Ambulandé. -- Bp-- haveappoint-f | an honest and responsible druggist in almost) Bvery community, everywhere, to issue my "no help, no pay,' medicines to the sick. i Tell me also which book you need. > The books below will surely open up new and helpful ideas to those who are not well, Besides you are perfect. a y me just Fu youl Perbaps a word or two from me will clear up) some serious ailment. I ha® helped thousands) home ok ysie- book upon thousands by my private prescription or personal advice plan. My best effort is surely. Afterwards worth your simple nest. 8o write now while you have it fresh in mind, for tomorrow never, comes. Dr. Shoop. Box 12, Racine, Wis. 'Which Book Bhall I Send You? No. 1 0n Dyspepsia No. 4 For Women No.2 On the Heart No. § For Men No.3 On the Kidneys No. 6 On Rheumatism ORANGES PLUMS PEACHES GRAPE FRUIT u The best--1he most luscious. Fresh arrivals ] almost daily. Just the thing for picnics, outing < < & lunches, cte. $ TOYE'S, King St. YIEISIIIIINIIIINIYIeYY POVIVIVIOI VOIP IO VIIUE Sessssvssssssssesnse HOT WATER WITH A GOOL KITGHEN. Do you ever suffer from the heat with that hot coal fire these fine days , Fasily remedied if you care to live the new way. We can supply you with an abundant quantity of greater than you ever figured on. Our canvasser who called upon you the other day has made your neighbor's comfortable and happy... May we not serve you ? Why not talk the matter over anyway. Call in some day when wou are down town and we will endeavor to tell you all about the putting in ef the pipes to your home, and the wonderful saving effected by the use of gas for cooking. Kingston Light, Heat aad Power. Dept. C. C. FOLGER, GENERAL MANAGER. hot water at a saviag wife (Non-Alcohelic) LEMON SYRUP, LIME JUICE, RASPBERRY VINEGAR. D. COUPER, Dealer In Pure Food Groceries. "Phone, 76a 341-3 Princess St. REAL ESTATE '"wians™ - BARGAINS 900, 2,200, 2 abe: 8,200. 4,600, 9 rooms, and Co anni inennseies . 8 rooms, 5 Ts n and Barn . "rick dwelling, 8 rooms, heated by Stoves .... jew Brick, '9 rooms, good veraddah, hot air . Solid Brick, 9 rooms, large barn aad sh _ A choice list of building lots. CITY BROKERAGE J. 0. HUTTON, J. BR. C. DOBBS, 18 Market St., 41 Clarence St., "Phone, 703. "Phone, 480a. Stone dwelling, Frame dwelling, OF T10BACCO Smoking and Chewing at forty- five | | sonts a pound, is a good tobacco. Why | | pay eighty-five cents, Andrew Maclean, | ' Ontario street, i

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