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SCOTT ur stock 03E all as soon :‘8 where our full line of general Dry Goods, etc., will be opened received another Mam-2:: of our 1: :3: Extension Ladde: in our handsome and com- modious New Store in the Calder Block, East side of Garafraxa Street ‘ We will not weary our custo- mars this week by saying ,i :15 won :5 possible and are your Knives Forks. are selling very fast. householder Should rm recarigs, HIST LIVING RATES. 5 a Full Stock of W in a position to the best value in that has ever been DURHAM. 0f Bianiteware is is extra. value. COTTON A Large Stock of Ladies’ and Gents’ 'Woollen Hose, Plain and Ribbed, Coarse and Fine. Try a pair of our 250. fine, all wool ladies’ hose. Don’t Wear Justin! Shiver â€"â€"â€"-_â€"â€"'â€"‘ “OQQQOQQQOQrQQGQQ‘ In these offices there are on the file thou- sands of letters from grateful women who have found in Dr. Chase's Ointment a quick and certain cure for this itching to which women are subject. During the expectant period many women suffer similar agony from itching of the parts, or itching piles, which are absolutely cured by Dr. Chase’s Ointment. The first application of this great discovery of Dr. A. W. Chase will afford prompt relic . At all dealers, or Edmanson, Batu /Co.. Toronto. .â€".You’ll be surprised at What we can give you for 750., $1.00 and $1.25. that Straw Hat any more. Let us Show you our fall shapes in Fedoras. One of the most distressing symptoms ima. ginable is the almost unbearable itching which charge, and the result is an itching which is only rendered more excruciating by rubbing of scratching. Especially at night, when the body is warm, the patient is tormented beyond the powers of human endurance. Sleep or rest is out of the question. N ervousness, _ irritability and des- pondency are a natural result. Women are almost driven . .Our Fleece-lined Un- derwear is the very thing for fall wear. Warm Underweat. We can give you all W001 or any mixture or weight you want. These cold evenings but come and get a suit of our nice A . every one who tries Dr. King’s New Discovery for any trouble of the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price 50c and . ‘ rug Stores; every bottle guaranteed. . Id give her up ys o .thgs Royal Cureâ€"“ 1t soon removed 1: e pap m mv chest and I A THOUSAND TONGUES 332': itching nuyal uureâ€"" it my c‘hpst gmd 1 At another corner early in the evening. within the sound of thousands, an Assyrian suddenly saw a knife in his face and heard a demand for his moneyâ€"he instantly yielded to the demand of the footpad. On another night a missionary among: the gamblers died suddenly: and a. boy’s body was washed upon the shore near the Exhibition grounds, and dnrgng' the day In a cab sat a clever chiid actress on her way home after the performance, turning into a side street a man run out and climbed up behind the vehicle. when the rig stopped and the occupant alighted he tried to seize her, bent on kidnapping the prize, but was prevented from doing so by a bicyiist, At all the principal corners is the man who wants to sell you something for nothing, tooth powder, electric belts, small- wares. razor paste, and a solution that will heal a wound even if it pierces your wrist as he shows you by drivmg a carving knife through his wrist and holding: it up to the astonished crowd, then he withdrew the knife and applied the solution healing the wound instantly. Down in the city the number of people i8 very great, all moving about under the influence of a feverish excitement doing manv things which they consider permiss- ible hecause it is Fair time. There is the male and female going out into the night to prey on their fellow creature; there is the visitor moving along trying to hide an interest in what he sees, and there is the citizen who has left a home to proudlv move along the streets and enjoy some of the admiration and awe the visitor shows for his city and his achievements, Then the cars started with human freight sitting, standing and hanging on every conceivable space. and slid into the City with a man on front seat telling the people through a horn of things to see, and scatter- ing their freight at every corner. It is after the bands have played “God Save the Queen” that one catches some idea of the number of pe0ple scattered over the grounds, for it is when they gather just outside of the gates, waiting for cars. j umnied together, continally rounded up by policemen, laughing, yelling, pushing and charging the cars as they slide 11 , that matters become uncomfortable and anger- ous. Some are lifted into the seats, some are pushed back. Many manage to get a foothold on the steps and platform as did Jimmy Williams one night, who as the crowd ressed forward, was pushed OE and fel under the wheels of the trailer WhICh passed over his body killing him instantly. Over in the ring the new feature added to already seen was Ida. LeRoy’s Balloon Excursions and her bemg shot out of a cannon and decendmg by a parachute. “VIOIIVJ a, Russian wolves, Danish bloodhounds, and black bears. “Daisy” the tree-climbing Anaconda of Brazil. an exhibition of the great African Lion hunt, and how they trainjwild animals; the three baby lions born in Toronto; the lion and the lamb lying down together; the fox and the goose in the same cage, and the fat boy and Chiquita, the living doll. The amusement side of the Exposition was without a doubt greater than ever. The Olia-de-Plaisance, the Streets of Cairo, gratified those who visited the Midway. Here you saw Egyptian and Algerian dances. Cuban lady contortionists, Eastern sword fighters and Chinese actors. The lion-tamer. the performing bear, the ele phants, camels and pythons. One of the latter nearly 15 feet long escaped one day. Then in Hagenbach’s Wild Animal Show you saw a boxing kangaroo, performing Eguars‘ educated dogs“ and donkeysfl .1'.-.‘-- _--AI__-_ 1" W'ithout doubt the exhibit that was the greatest wonder and freak, by the fact that it was new, was the Mammoth White Ox “ Fergus ” which weighed 3870 pounds, stands nearly six feet high, girths twelve feet two :inches and is twelve feet long. Exhibitions of Marconi’s System of Wire- less Telegraphy were also a feature of the Fair, to new and old patrons, and an exhibit of Xâ€"rays, although an old amuse- ment to many, drew large crowds 'of people Those who saw the dis-play of the wonderful power of Tripler’s 'l’i uid air and watched a kettle of water boile on a cake of ice were. fortunate, as were also those “ho witnessed ‘ the submarine mining explosions. Leaving the exhibitions and achievements of the year, you assed to other things that were not on he grounds at former years. Lundy’s Ostrich Farm, which is a new industry in Canada, came in for a large share of attention. These are some ot the things which were new and made up that branch of the Fair which was of an educa- tional advantage to its patrons. Many other things of this nature were on the grounds but did not command the attention of the general public. A genuine locust tree, said to be the onl one ever grown on this continent,_ caug t the eye of the naturalist, It being of the kind produced in n-uauty LU we were all leased to read that of the New ork State Board 0: ture, remarked at the Directors’ that “ the Toronto Exhibition, ali stock and machinery, was re excellent, and took precedence of a continent,” The Stock Exhibit was a and of this feature an ever said. “One feels that it is proper; here is no sham, n Illustration of the applica money and pluck to the real business. “ One has ham? It is an old story to say that the Fair is growing for it has been domg so ever since its inception. The only c ’ fault of the authorities; and a few days rain which was not bitterly complained about for it was needed. d to read tdhaiva éefiggr State Board of Agricul- t the Directorsf‘luncheon DHLBI. '. ° atike ififll'i'yé remarkably 31‘ any on the ,, Sept. 14th, 1899 _ uucv LGLD cu On still another night a young woman i112: home.: walked up and down Adelaide Street in the the doors. vicinity of our seven theatres, evidently women ast waiting for someone. Many people were saloons. around her, rtishing into the 50100115 and st. eet fror out again, newsboys ielled the fact that drunk and they offered three comic papers for five,behiud the cents. everybody was laughing over the: with a sha‘ jokes they had heard in the shows, and t was caref money flowed in all directionsâ€"while this evidence 0 young: woman walked the block bounded by labor. Th Yonge and Bay Streets. then she stood in a “ Come hor shadow ofa pole, drank off the contents of; lady in‘bla a bottle she took from her pocket and threw ,‘ the girl. “ it to the road, walked into a lane and fell g you go ho: dead. Investigation brought out the fact; and they m it was carbolic acid, that she had no money. ' old woman. that she was out of work and alone. ! rm...“ -... Very few peoplefiare on theme-tréiets after eleven o’clock. way-v v“. IIV‘. I aUJ Ile ”(l:‘ IIU \“3 lcu u] fniends attention to it, then he fell over dead. The b‘gat tprnggl iLt) the hay. be called his During the Exhibition time this was still , he called his the factâ€"The carts and sweepers move up 1 he fell over and watering and sweeping the pavements. , the cars slide along carrying people hurry- young woman ing home. and the police officers are trying- 'Street in the the doors. and watching the men and es, evidently women as they are being emptied from the ' people were saloons. One evening we turned into a e soloons and st.eet from King and saw a girl quite the fact that drunk and by her side a young man and wars for five , behind them a little old woman in black ling over the: with a shawl over her shoulders. The girl 3 shows, and l was carefully dressed and here every wwwhile this evidence of earning her bread by honest k bounded by labor. They stood and the man moved on. she stood in a “ Come home, Mary ” Fleaded the timid old :9 contents of ; lady in‘black. ‘ No won’t ” responded ket and threw ‘ the girl. “ Don’t make a fool of yourself, lane and felll yon go home}: Then she joined the man AI“ ‘L-A 1.- -L ‘ Toronto, Sept. 9th, 1899. These are.snme of the things that have occured during Exhibition time. moved on closely folldilodgytlle