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THE DAILY WHIG, TUESDAY. AUGUST 18. Te " ~ mr 7 find these Pills simply. invaluable, as a few doses will restors free and regular conditions. and effectually remove the causes of much suffer- ing to the sex. Beecham's Pills. Sold Everywhere. In boxes, 25 cents. Females of All Ages Jhas sentenced It You Ars Conseious of Failicg Steepg h ard Energy this Month Xi: ke Use of Paine's Celery Compound THE GREAT HEALTH AND STRENGTH. GIVER. No.Other: Medicine Can Af- ford er Guarantee Such Happy Results. Men and women; every rank in lije, they are more nervous strength in the hot than at any other When such a condition is cxperienc- ed, Paine's Celery' Compound affords advant and results that no other voung and old of freclv admit that weather season. remedy can. ofier with honesty, It vigorously cleanses the blood and re- gulates the tardy circulation. It strengthens and encourages the kid- nevs and enables them to 'fil from the blood "all waste and morbid mat- t it secures strong, "firm nerves, gives sweet and natural sleep to the nerve-tireds and brain weary. In a worl, Paine's Cel true sumer life-g builder. J. Ralston, of 'v Compound Is a ver and health- Nixon, Ont., "It is now a year past since 1 had attack of nervous prostration cansed" by chronic dyspepsia, and 1 could not. sleep at night. This condi tion of sleeplessness broucht on de- livin. | was attended hy four ab thd hestdactors, and took a great quan- tity of wedicine, but all failed to-do me anv good. | thought I would try Kiter a revere vour Paine's Celery Compound. 1' had use| four bottles the nervousness and dyspepsia left me, and 1 have done more work since than for vears past. | now enjoy excellent health and congider myself completely cured." NOTICE. In the matter of the astate of Jen- nie Goldblatt, of the City of Kingston, in the County of Frontenac, doing business un- der the name oi the Ontario Rag and Metal Company, in- solvent. : SEALED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED Ww the undersigned at his office, Ro. 63 Claronice street, ingsfon, _ Ontario, up tll four o'clock pom, on WEDNESDAY, August 20th, 1902, fer the undermentioned stock of gods, on Woo, or. in lots, the said goods being now in or about the premises Nos 202201 Ontario street, in 'the said City bron: 23,100 wrought iron scrap, 42, 695 Ibs. H,00r Ibs. stove grates, 2u000 1b urate bars, 2.550 lbs steel No Ios iron, 3.000 re cable, nails a MT iron' mixed baling, wire, 'Otlice fixing et One one stove, two suis ticim scales, one cuttér one bugey, two ons, one, Bedste wl, one i harness, one bay undrey harness 252 Ibs, lead, brass «brass bree babbitt, i935 copmer bottoms, soilers--with--copper 58,286 Ibs. mixed ri Ibs. canvas, y Lhe. wool carpets, Ibs! linsevs, 2140 1h wool, ete. : 1 W102 Ibs. bogging, Lik. Carpet in wiper «clips, 1 soft wool, 1.478 hx he wool, 350 1s. wool picki 22 ibs. horse hair, Rubber Ibs. bievele © tin Ihe. heavy blac ber matting, 15 garden hose, 1.799 Ibs. »oots and shoes, 304 59 bs, inner _ tubes, 78 Ibs. white, & | solid steam Ibs. manila rope, 27 1,210 Ks. bones, 12.- Mised{laneous™ hs. tar rope, « bottles, 953 hs. paper. Dated at Kingston August, A.D, 190% J. M'DON this Fifteenth 'Day of Tsane © Cohen, As signeé of said Estate. MANY MEN enter into Wall Street inadvisedly, not being fully posted in matters financial, or, regarding the security or commodity, in which they are trading: conse- quently have not hen successful. dassibly the bro- Rev selected, did. not supply. complete and de- tailed information, for benefit of Lhe customer The majority of Rouges, will no go to the expense 0, compiling and crreul > the necessary data, ior benefit of their ch Jace tn the hands {uncts, we wsue every operaler a= our 4 page, cloth bo a "Guide to Investors," alsoa "Daily Market Letter,' enabling possess ors to operate" intelligently, thus ie creasing their chanc € fOr SUCCESS ENOPMOUSLYe Hauer & Pe : Established Main Ofiice, | 1890. d 53 Bway, NY. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON, Kingston, - Ontario, "Determining the characterand financ inl responsibility of vour Broker, is as it pore tint us the selection of right stoc .. OUR ... Optical Work Is giving universal satisfaction. We give this branch. of our bus:- painstaking attention, handling , suceessfully ness our and are many difficult cases. Repairs bf "all kinds attended to. promptly ai, 3 SMITH BRUOS.. Jewelers and . 350 King Opticians. : St. 'conscious of ovectaxed' BANKER ANDREWS SENTEN- CED BY JUDGE MURPHY. . Accused Never Winched --Prisoner Sent up for Long Term for Misappropriating and Misap- plying Funds. Detroit, - "Aug. 19 ~Judge Murphy L 1 Franck C. Andrews, Piound guilty, Saturday, of having mis- applied and misappropriated funds of the wrecked City Savings bank, to fifteen years at hard labor in Jackson prison. He had previously refused to grant Andrews bail, pending the set- tlement of the bill of exceptions which his attorney will fyle. An. exception to the ruling oe bail" was taken by defendant's attor- nevs and it was: announced that they will leave for Lansing to apply to the supreme court for a 'writ of error on this point. Andrews never winced when sentence was pronounced. He was tak- en back to jail immediately : A few months before the crash came which swept away his fortune and left him in a felon's cell, Andrews was one of the richest and most" men in Detroit. He lived in magnificent uk in a house. on Woodward avenue which cost him $100,000; he was police commissi- oner, he owned stock in half a dozen banks, in" several electric railroads, and in numerous: valuable properties; was the vice-president' of the City Sav- ings" Bank, dontrolled a leading news- paper and was the « trgasurer of three trolley lines. i Within six months lie had lost every farthing of his wealth, and to feed his passion for speculation' had robbed others of nearly £2.000,000, © Andrews' the proverb concerning the beggar on horseback.- He was born about thirty vears ago in the little town of Rom- ero, near this city, and until 1890 his ambition had not enabled him to rise above a clerkship in a country store. In 1890. he came to Detfoit with $3 in his pocket and secured a job as a clerk in a real estate firm. His push, his tireless energy and his inordinate love for work won him quick promo- tion, and at the end of his first vear of service he had $3,000 in bank. Then he went" home, married his sweetheart and veturned to Detroit to begin "real work." At the end of two vears An- drews had' cleared $26,000 and was «till winning. He was placed at the head of the loan department of the real estate firm and began his third vear-in-Detroit as a full partner in the house. In 1895 the rising young and financier first felt the sperulation which was ultimately to prove his ruin. Thus far he had wise: ly invested his savings in hank stock, and was now a power in the financial world of Detroit. His fortune waxed «and larger, until in 1900 he had acquired so much of the stock of the (ity Savings Bank that he succeeded in wetting himself" elected vice-presi dent. The president of thé bank was Frank C. Pingree, a brother of the late Hazen Pingree, but the actual management of the institution was largely in the hands of the daring fin- ancier from Romero. ~ Andrews had by this time proved himself a successful speculator; and he was open in his advocacy. of that method. of getting rich. Ie speculated het on stocks with the coolness as was generally he- prosperous capitalist fever of lar freely. of a veteran, and, lieved, won some millions in his ven tures. But the day on which he was drawn into the betting on Amalgam- ated Copper stock was the beginning of his downfall. an The banker played copper. heavily, and by degrees he adc led propery af ter property to the burning pile. "His railroad stocks went, then his real es tate. then his home-thén his stock in the banks of other cities, -and finally 'he saw ruin staring him in the face. One day in January last President Pingree took a little trip to New ou to be gone a week or so. The firs dav that Andrews was leit alone 4 overdrew. his. account at the bank for &1.,000,000 and cashed worthless cheques for $600,000 more. but the Then came the e splosion, buoyant young financier did not seem to care. He was cheerful in his »risoa cell; and didnot worry about the mean things said of him in the pap ors. Although he had many friends he fore_his. fall it was -only with the oreatest difficulty that he secural hondsmen for the $10,000 at which his bail was fixed. eee Married At St. George's. = At ten o'elbck this forenoon Rev. 6G. l.. Starr. M.A postal: med the cere mony in, St: thedral-which united in marriage M.- Phillips, daughter of A. G. "Phillips, Phe <ireet. and Richard Molony.- Miss Molony was ad and Mr. Phil- ips was best oman: After a wedding breakfast at the bride's home the cow ple left for a tour of the eastern states. Light Weight, Coats and Vests. Prevost, of the New York clothing store, Brock dtreet, has a splendid as- cortment of light-weight coats: and ; the proper garme nts for sum- mer wear. His summer coats at $l and $1.50 are special value, sizes 4 to 46. See his window, great variety to choose from. vest Splenaid Exposition. A large congregation listened with cereal t-to a splendid exposition of the principles of = Christianity - is what the Hamilton Times says occur vedd 1h Knox church in that city on when Prot: wens, preached. Sunday Macnaughton, of Great Game To-morrow: Ontario Park 20th, 1 p.m. ogre ve. Ponies. Moriarty and EHiott after for Ponies, Duguitte and Me Carthy for Gananoque. Admission 15 dies free Hats--Jenkins'--Sale. For this week S150 and 82 hats for 1.4 and 82530. and 'hats for S150 knows tooth impor Fhe--man--or--woman-- who what's what, who values7wood da will come to ns, direct tation, every , brush bearing our im- print;- guaranteed. McLeod's: drug hb store. 10° PRISON TOR 15 YEARS career is an illustration of CAPE VINCENT NEWS. An Interesting Budget From That ; Old Port. Cape Vincent, N.Y., Aug. 19.--The bass fishing was ne Mrs. | George Downey, serio ill for son time with pneumonia, now bette The came of ball scheduled for Sa- turday afternoon, at the fair grounds. Spoiied by rain after the first ha!f of the first innings. © A portion of the interior of Jerome's hotel has been painted a papered. Capt. A. R Hincklew_has leased the house ownad by A. Gray at the JYoot of Market street and will take possession soon. | Mr. and Mrs. Avery Smith, of Svra- | cpse, are the guests of Mr. and M: -H. W. Marks. Aliss Carrie Hilts has accepted a posttion as preceptress j the Oriskany high school? Mrs Marks ana children ave visiting and Myre, C. Barling, Brownville. Geraldiné Roschoom, of Dexter, iting relatives here, Oscar Janders, Mighigan, is visiting his fath@r, G. Janders, aftér-an © absence from the village for «twenty vears. William Rivers, sailing on the upper lakes, has returned home on account -of sickness, The harness shop of I. Daley is being extensively repaired. Miss Lena Peo is confined to the house by Ja quite severe illness. je vies Master Harlo Hoyser, of, Brown- ville, is Visiting s grandmother, Mrs, K. Hoyser. Miss Abbie © Hilts and Miss Mannie Roat, are visiting friends at Dispatch. Parties from Chaumont are' dvill%66 the wells on Carleton Tsland that. are "to supply water for the artificial trout streams to' be built by Wyckoff Bros. Election districts Nos. 1 and 4 will be consoli- dated and known as No. 1. The men of the Methodist church served a sup- per. Saturday evening inthe vacant store 'in Empire "Hall block. An ad- dress was given at the Methodist' church Tuesday evening hy Miss Mar tha: Hixsan, of Ohio. The subject was on niissionary work, Quite g number of the inhabitants attended Mains circus at Clayton on Wednesday. At the Grange meeting, hela Saturdav evening, the topic for discmssion was: "Kitty Years Ago." A large number were present. Miss M, A. Loughren. of New York. is visiting friends in town. Miss Loughren was at one time preceptress of the high school. William Fraser, this village, who works ing machine <hop in Water town, 'was severely injured there Sp turday ana brought to this village that 'evening. = "There is very little talk about the coming election for electric lights, As two elections have heen held already, the people undoubtedly understand the question and are ready to vote with out any more talk on the subject. John PB. Howe. editor of the Syracuse Hevald, and Mr. Howell, manager of the same, were the guests of Mr. ana Mrs. F. EF. Potter, Sunday. There ix talk of holifug a regatta for gasoline launches and skifis in the near future as there are avlaroe number of such crafts hore, t ' As one of J. Peo vachts was coming down the river, not far from Sibbett's licht, Satur day afternoon. it was struck hy quite a Severe squall and at the same time a boy on board #et 4 pice of canvass get in. the 'machinery, stopping the enginé for gu short time. After some hard work the engi ¢ was repaired, and just in time to save the boat from going- ashore. Teachers' 'exami nations were held in the school house Thursday and Friday, about twentv five being present. J. B. Stoel, who has been" spending the "summer at Lake Bonaparte, is visiting his par- ents here Mrs iF LL "Harbach, © of Syracuse, is the onest of Mrs. G..H. Glenn, Frank Cross, Albany. and Miss Marie Fox--am PFox, of New York, are the-guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. 1. Fox. MF" G--A--Potter is vis iting friends at Acme' Centre. Ar thur Mann, Richmond, Va., visiting at this"place, "has returned home. The steamyacht Little Mac spent last & Son's gasoline week at this port and vicinity, char ered by W. DD. Brown, of New York. The exefirsion to Kingston and Thou sand Islands Saturday, on the steam er America, was wel patronized. A voupe man hv the name 'of Tra eV HERTS in this village, left very stiddenly Friday . night. taking with him a hievele be longing to Mr. Stone, uperintendent of. the United States fish hatchery. Officers were put on his track and he was finally arrested in Watertown on Sunday. Chief of po lice. Wiley went to that city Monday, and brouvht the young man back to this village. "Tracey appeared Justice: Borlana, w ho sentenced him to six months in the.Watertown jail. The bicvele was sold and not recover ed. William Wills has lannched 4 new soline launch. The Unitea States cghthouse supply boat Warrington lav at. this port Sunday and Monday. Peter Fraley and: two sons are visit- ing relatives at Rochester. The steam er Arundell is doing a good business on the river this season. Many pas sengers get on and off -at this place Mork on the addition to the high school has not commenced gs vet, but it is expected that it will bo before long. School opens September 1st, and the 'work will hardly be done at that time : Quite a lively' tite occurred in the upper portion of the village Friday morning. A. voung man stopping here before for the summer wot somehat under the influence of liquor and attempted to run things in general. After break ing a large window in Jerome's hotel and assaulting several: persons onthe streets, he was finally' partially con quered and was being taken hom when Officer Wiley found him. and after. a severe struggle landed him in the station house. He 'waz. brought tice Borland in _the evenin and fined and advised to leave He paid" the fine' and has not [een since. hefore Lh town been Death Of A Little Lad. A bright ttle life was ended this when death "removed Dennis aged twelve, son of Mrs. Cooper, Bay street. The little fellow was' taken ill of dappendi a few days avo, and i peritonitis, which I'he little sufiever stoc morning Cooper, his painful ill- ness manfullv and was quite prepared for the , . and & 50 and £3 hats for. $1 50. rime ~ ie . 4 3a Falling. in love is: painless: it's the falling ott again that hurts. > Woman's "Hospital ar LEFT 10 INSTIFUTIONS | MILLIONS Data BY THIS WILL Senatar McMillan Made Many Public Bequests From _ His Vast Estate--His Family Car- ed For. Detroit, Aug. 19.--The will of the late Senator James McMillan, Jispos- ing of an estate variously estimated at from $6,000,000 to $10,000,000, was fvled for probate Solan, It contains the following public bequests : To the Home of the Friendless, the Foundlings' {fome, the Children's Free Hospital Association, and the Little Siste the Poor, $1,000 cach; to Grace pital, $60,000. : The Jefierson avenue home in this city is left to his widow, and she is also given a life interest in the Eagle Head property at Manchesterhy-the Sea. Mass. Gifts of 81.000 each' are s_ of oe Your grocer may tell you that he has something "just as good" as MON- SOON. What is his ebject is telling you this? A Jarger profit is the only explanation. - Josist on a getting IN OUR OWN CIRCUIT. News Of The Districts On Both Sides Of The Line. Jeremiah Driscoll, of Raliovitls, eighty years, died on Satuvd aged made to hig son-in-law, daughters-in Miss Exlith Cook, Jellevi and 3 law and nephews and nicees. Three of | (eoree Miller, Toronto, were married = his former confidential men, Georae H. | OM Monday. . Black, Charles Moore and Richard Mrs. Chloe Earl. wife of Joshua L. Rice are leit. 85.000 each. AHN other | Bishop, died on Sunday morning at 3 employees in the Detroit' office are the residence of her son-in-law, Rob left $250 each." Bequests of $100 and |! Gibbons, Brockville. The de: cased RL $200 are made all of the family ser- | Was seventy-six: vears of age Ho vants. : Mts. Landon, burned to death in a + All the rest of his person: al estate ix {Are in the Landon house San Angelo, } bequeathed to the senators wife and Texas, was formerly of Prince Ed: a to his sons, W. C. McMillan, Philip ward county and with her husband - McMillaii and Francis W. McMiHan, | visited there a short time ago. - and to their survivors, as trustees, to me 4 hold until the death of the last sur- At Lake Ontario Park. vivor of the senator's children, unless | "The company-now performing in the they see fit- to soencr terminate -the | pavilion at Take Ontario Park is com- trust. : prised of premier stars. Last night® The trustees are to pay to the sena- | performance was well attefided and ' tor's" wife during her lifetime one half | general satisfaction was expresse Wd at b+ of the net income of the trust proper- | the different numbers. The illustrated : tv, less the amount of income which | songs by Hugh and Bessie lee were shall be derived from certain proper | gems: "When the' Band Plays 'God | tv valued at about £500,000 hercto- | Save the King," 7' was a particularly ! fore given to his wife and the re- | pleasing one ahd was loudly appland- mainder to his children, W. CC... Amy, | ed. Falardo, the instrumental man, ! Philip H. and Francis W. McMillam [*who cleverly imitates all kinds and and to his grandchild, Gladys McMil- | conditions of musical = instruments, lan. was avowed a wonder. The mysterions = Oneida with spiritualistic tricks created INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. no end. of amusement. Altogether, the ---- company is 'one of thé cleverest that fl Newsy Paragraphs Picked up by |has vet held forth at this popular re- Reporters On Their Rounds. sort. : } "Ove 1s Tor si Bs H. fou n Toronto on busi The' Yields Are Good. : - THE TEST OF TIME. Plums' are selling jor 50c. a peek at A Collins Bay farmer named Grass Imitators Come! Imitators Go. 2 hs D Carmovsky's. realized lolly bushels of fall wheat to But the Original Remains Foy Ever! | Mr. and Mrs." J. Lewis, Watertown, the acre off six acre field. A Hin- 2 \iY 3 > are in the city visiting frieuds. we and family, New York, George -W. Hogan, 2855 are guests of Division street. Miss Nellie Hanley, left this morn- ing for Brewer's Mills to spend a few days with friends. Capt. W. H. Macnee. has returned from Murray Bay, Que.. alter an ut ino of two weeks' duration. 7 Capt. Ira Folger is in command of the steamer Rival while she is engaged in running the ferry trips. Invitations ave ont for a fashionable birthday parev in honor of Miss Vio- let Sullivan, Wellington street Three applications of Peck's Corn Salve will cure hard or soft corns. In big boxes. 15¢c.. at Wade's drug store. Mrs. C. M. Fox, Brooklyn. N.Y. who was visiting with John FF. Con Brock street, returned on Mon day to her home. The excursion from river points which the steamer New' York brought to --the citv to-day Sas one of the lareest of the season. This afternoon the trotting horses owned by Ald. Harkness and G. W. Belk, V.S.. had a' matched race at NOES, Cataraqui_ driving: park. Ebbels, the Market Square drug- eist. is building a reputation already : L 5 ior his soda -water beverages, . with New York up-to-date preparations. Charles --D. Kerr, 'Ottawa, who has been engay ed as an as istant at a cily rug store, is an optician of ability, and will attend to that class of busi- ness. The Jijou Cleaning Fluid will re- wrease or stains of any kind, at once, no trouble to use it. ®osts only le. in 8 oz. bottles, McLeod's drug store, ' A nine-year-old Tad named' F sol, this afternoon, fell ofi" the wharf front ine the K. & P. freicht sheds into the water. His two "small companions hv their attracted 'a K. & I. 'reiocht driver, who quickly effected a rescue. : move Cries Yarker Yieldings. Yarker, Aug. 19.-The are vield of grdin this vears Threshing machines are very busy. John Freeman returned from Manitoba and report a tremendous crop there. In his opipion unless they get. more help, théy won't be ab le to harvest 'it 'all. "Some very hwge pike are being caught - inthe river hee. W. Cummings landed one weighing farmers having a great twelve pounds. The village is nearly deserted. by residents going away lor a_ few weeks. "Mrs. SC Winter 18 mm Watertown, N.Y. Trank Crimmons and wife have gone to Verona. P. Blackhurst has gone 10 Peterboro and Minnie. Shultze and J. @Dowd to Alexandria Bay. . Visitors: Mrsc ~W, I. Winger and son, Lancdon, N.D., are at 8. Winter's: F. Vanluven and fam ily at M. C. Dunn's; Mrs. Bartels and children at F. Atkins: Capt. Mont gomery at. his home; The Misses Est- tes, Newburg ch, at A. Lee's, Alexandet lee is raising the his house and otherwise improving it. Another addition to Yarker--the wife of Mac. Vanluven, of a daughter. -. James Hill and wife, Wisconsin, are at Wil lag, Hill's. Gave Him A Smart Run.*® Governor Odell, of "New York state, reached "Glavton, N.Y., on Monday aiternoon. He boarded the naphtha launch Flute w,. belonging to Howard R. Folg s il manager of the Ntrcamboat company, ar fast ride te Thou Viator wi root of Thora and was and Island Park. On the Governor and= Mrs. Oc were Chait man Sharp and com Fuiier, : pri M siden and genera wer 1 ¢ ! 1 { hot Island Sted i 1 any » Fo. d } ' Are odelt "and. an invited; v toured thei ds on the st wcht Ramona. It is estim ' S000 pershnes" wil hear the governor's speech before the state 'grange this afternoon. chinbrook Fonte threshed seventy-five = Rer------------------ eg a-------------- bushels of oats to the acre. Ex-warden Campbell, Hinchinbrook, «tated to-day that last week he cut and housed 'sixteen tons of hay off four acre field. He thinks this is a record. Crops are exceptionally good, but potatoes are rotting. . a Prepare for War i. W. Folgar tells a story of a b In time of peace. That's good sense. <hip farme vhosge erop of hay 2 - . 1 ht Rg Prepare for wigter in summertime. That's just as good sense. YOU CAN BEST PREPARE on. and he had to use his neighbor farm. By buying one of our Famous "'S8un- shine Furnaces." They are cheap, circuia i burn very little fuel, and better heat- ers were-never made. Call and see New York Bi other agencies, hem Ask For Injunction. : A writ Is beens issued by the Mer r ] chants' Portrait company, Toronto, acainst Frank and John MeCue, of Kingston, ¢ for an injunction to pre Lemmon, Claxton & Lawrenson, vent. the defendants from. disposin of KING .STREET- KINGSTON. certain pictures and portraits and for . an account and for damages. 'Messrs, ects, BARGAIN DAY One Reason Why. Ki ston is not a wholesale centre, ore. has not a large volume of The space taken by home the local advertising. oeneral advertisers far orders, and therein lies the W why Kingston gets so good a paper. The advertising comes from confidence in the One ground Whig for given de lation to suecess of outside tion and results attained. of confidence ise thal the twenty vears has r cutarly tailed statements of its, « om Windsor pictures be- failed to hotel, and are holding the cause the plaintili's agent pay his board bill. Hats--Jenkins'--Sale. Felt hats, hard or soft. $2.50 and 83 qualities, $1750 $1.50 and 52 qualities S100. Stuart. Anderson, Smith's Falls, is 4 home on a vacation. 4 ly | Ss RR ABERNETHY'S. DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED By local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is on ly one, way to cure deaine that is by consti utiotial remed is caused by an inflamed condition of mucous lin- ing of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets' inflamed you have a rumbling sound 5 or: imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely ; closed deafness is the result, and unless tis ons Boots, Shoes, tube restored to -its normal condition, hear «ing will be destroyed forever: nine cases out of ten -are caused by catarrh, which is no- inflammation can be taken : out and this Tr 4 : d thing but an inflamed condition of the » mucous surfaces. Re rgd Bolirs. on. pox Valises. case of deafness (caused bv catarrh) that can \ not be cured by Mall's Catarrh® Care. Send - J for circulars, free F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. -. eee ee pp Sold bv druggists, 75c. [] Wall's Familv Pills ure tha heat. ; WONTREAL PRODUCE MARKETS. 0 Per Cent, Discount 20 COMMERCIAL, Montreal, Aug. 19.--Floure receipts al bbls., patent winter, $3.80 to $4: "patent We Will Sell for the Balance of the Season the 'Following Goods at 20 Per Cent. spring, $4 to $4.10; straight roller, $3.60 10 $3.74; strong bukers, $3.60 to $3.80; On tario bage, $ .70 to $l. 80; wheat, ho, 2. Manitoba; North, 78c. to. 80 ec. to peas, barley, rye, 6h: to 67c.: buck wheat, Bae to 8B6c ale. oe vo $2.40; ' : . cornmeal, $1.50 to 60, pork to i a ag og The Discount for Cash Only: o 13c.. to 14c.; cheese, 96. to 10c.; butter : townships, 1c. to 20c., western, 16c. to . . bie; srw 10s 0 186 REFRIGERATORS ICE CREAM FREEZERS MONTREAL STOCKS Ane SCREEN DOORS WINDOW SCREENS WIRE NET/ING GARDEN HOSE AND COAL IL OIL STOVES. EL LIO TT BROS. 77 PRINCESS STREET. w-- eg © . Toronto Exhibition Have a look when there at thie Exhibit of SOLDER, BABBIT, . * STEREOTYPE, BATTERY ZINCS. Mobos Shai THE CANADA METAL CO. TORONTO, ONT. Ho ik & - . 148 > : |