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point known + & distance of about a5 « La speciications 'may Sowsr_in_1 gt the Chief Eu- in the offices of the District Foe " ed, viz. =Guy C, Dunn, and S. K. Boutin, North foes vndering yte temder * wust bd submitted Sore pact a SER eS Sul) oF shi z £58 3 : fel i | sfc : fille shall unless madd) prin that the Coir forma ling (he Lf with wheat, produce a ion No. 2, Disteict "A. 890, on No. 3, District "D.," $295. No. 4, District "B.,"* $76 tin No. 3, Districts "C." and by | elevators and 'granaries ili sl bi: §2' £1 Bips For he Farmers BY UNCLE JOSH. "John: MéNay roports the. Price of hides as arly this week: No. 1, 9¢.; No. 2, Sc. Make the gold farm do better this year. Get busy and make the year 1907 go hetter than ever. The dairymen of Ontario should be interested in their conventions. se boards, recently Published in the Whig, Shows 2 Mark improvement in bot over of 1905. Uncle Josh wishes the £ cheese, . on Visitors to the city state that the granaries west are full of ta reach the market. "I have never known a greater of cars," said one man this week, t year the C.P.R. did well, and made great preparations to han- dle the wheat erop, and did it well, but this year conditions are quite different. The C. N. R. has been very bux: but the car famine is bad. » fafmer who is feeding hogs, says an old feeder, should know just how each animal is making use of its food. Few hogs were offered at Toronto, this week. Selects quoted at $6.65, and lights at $6.40: sows, $1.50 to $5.50; stags, $3 to $4 owt. In some of the western counties, of Ontario, farmers are importing Foie breeding hogs from the United a | States and paying a good duty also. This should not be. We have as good I ng stock in Ontario as any place in the world. The Gazette, of Montreal, in its an- nual review of the trade, maintains that the falling off in the exports of butter has wet, to a considerable extent the increased returns from as so that, despite the Sumarkubly prices iling for t latter throughout the mason, the aggregate return from the export movement in dairy produce this season were not greatly in excess of those of last sea- and were less than those of the season of 1903; when the make was much larger, although prices were not as high as this season. In fact, while the season has result- ed satisfactorily owing to the high prices prevailing for chedse, the Ga- zette's carefully-kept records do not bear out the impression rather widely entertained that the past season was ner one so far as the returns of the dairy farmers were concerned. The estimate . is. made by the Gazette, that, allowing for the cheese still to go forward, our exports will repre- sent a total of $20,000,000, this be- return to the Canadian dairy armer for the season's exports. These figures t only the export move: pe ment Rr from Montreal, per-| and does not, of course, include the 0 Tharket, which in the last few or. Th aie (py, important extent 'of the manufacturer of butter. ---- The growth of the stock industry has undoubtedly helped Wheat growing in i "more ways than one. elds that have been allowed to lie fallow and gain richness, w they are sown surprising crop. The breeding of numerous stock 'has, too, provided the quantities of manure which many farms sadly need- od. So the grain men are thankful for the cattle industry. Estimates of grain in the west indicate that there is still a considerable percentage of the wrap unmoved. This is not onle true ol our own North-West, but of the Western States, which have sui- fered to the samo extent as the farm- ers of the territories in the shortage of cars. Scattered throughout west- is probably more wheat 'than most of the esti- mates already made have counted upon, and this store, at the present Comatia: YOU FEEL TIRED ALL THE TIME Night comes and it's hafd to sleep. Morning dawns and the anhxious tired ¢ is still there. Unwilling to get pe. a strong desire to rest just a little ohger. Unwise to neglect this gradual de cline. It can't cure itself--but Ferro- zono by forming rich pure blood at once supplies nutfiment for building up the Aste. This extra nourish- ment is distributed throughout the en- tire dy, ives furce Yo the nerves, srengih © the muscle, a wer to the digestive organs. po At ounce you 'feel braced, toned, . You know a powerful is building up depleted cner- fo. Jou realize what it means to vet vim and spirit of robus health. : ' Search the world over and you won' find a tonic to nourish, build up, and © a woak body like Ferrozone. claim it is the best all ing medicine ever dis- Ferrozone larly is an of health, 'a guaran: be free from her ind. I am now strong and vi . Wid was taeeis sa by -- Jone." (Signed) Mrs. H. S. Before your ill-heal t..form build up or six boxes for , at Ferro: | 7 er Salt You can depend on it to take away the bad effects of fatigue, brain fag, poor b.ood and build up a run- down system. be a 2c. and 60c. bottles. At Draggisis. For Indigestion Try Chocolate Costed. IE. ID. C. Tablet REAL ESTATE OR INSURANCE It you want. to - buy, or sell City Property, see GEO. CLIFF, at 985 Clarence street, opposite Post Office. : rate, will he a consideruble time in comng east, ee Wheat is going quite extensively into the preparation meat produce this chopping their wheat up and feeding it, rather than sell the wheat at 69. cent a pound for corn. The wheat for farmer, and it is not to be we at that a large amount is being held back from the markets for this very not especially large, about 20,000,000 bushels, but the market has appur- ently not been ready to rceeive that much. ---- Dairy Notes Of Interest. Keep a good cow and learn to un- derstand her. If possible it is better to keep cows in a building by themselves without storage overhegd or a cellar under- negth. Dogs are very expensive things among cows. A dog cam do more damoe in five' minutes than it ever was or ever can be worth. Persons suffering from any disegse or who have been in contact with eontauion, should keep away from the cows and the milk room. Be careful about intrgducing new cows to the dairy herd. They may come from gmong infected stock and not show disease for some' time. There are so many little details to dairying, that constant regding is necessyry to keep posted. Even if vou know you are liable to forget. Dusty or musty feed or litter in the dairy stable is liable to work trouble at any time. The dust from such trash carries great quantilies of bac- teria. ple as possible, both inside and out. There should be no lodgment for dust and no place where stagnant water Cah remain. i Aavthing in the nature of excite ment is injurious to dairy cows. If they are any good they are nervous. Loud talking, running, or even the children is objectionable. Thorough cleanliness all along the line is absolutely necessary to produce a really fine dairy article of either milk, cream, butter or cheese. Bad flavors come from dirt. Milk makes a splendid feed for hogs, but it should not be relied upon to furnish both feed and drink. When a hog is thirsty it needs a drink of water. The water should be pure and clean. There is less objection to cement floors in cow stables than formerly. One reason is because they are better myde and another reason is that dairvioen have found out how to use them. ] If a cow shows any symptoms what- ever of not being innormal health, she should be taken to the hospital stable until ll danger is over. A little precqution is worth a great deal of regret. There is so much tuberculosis that itis better to have the cows expnined at least twice 4 year. There are good veterinariats in every section of ths country who are perfectly capable of conductine the tests and their charges usually are moderate. dairy water sapply for cows is otie of the wry important necessary visions, Cows should have pure water within ogsy reach at all times. It should not be too warm or too cold, aml they should be perfectly free - to help themselves at will, -- | _____ Produce And Prices, | Kineste Jan 12---The prevailed in the city 3 Flour and feed--Flour, bakers, Strong, $2 to $2.10; farmers, $2.10 ; Hungarian patent, $2.30 to following ton; shorts, » $6 to $8; hay, loose, ; pressed, $12 to $14. Eggs--New laid, 30c. to 3c. per 3 2We. to We. per doz. 35¢.: wheat, 70c. and . grades); buckwheat, ¥s 48e. to Bde; rye; B50c.; Neat.-- Beef, carcase, $1 t. 3 eed JAN. 12. > winter. That means that farmers are a bushel, and pay seven-vighths of a feed is worth from 75c: to 80e. to the | on the tide which may lead to fortune. urpose. 3 i % y y The crop ini Ontario last vear was | a note of caution, that the proportion Stables should He ué dean and sim ter--Choive, draainety,. 950. fo] 30c. 'a dbx farmers' butter, i too. a Toy pochin dp Prints, ewt.; choice, cuts, 10c. to 12}c. perlb.; , 9 to $10: a owt; veal, the quarter, Sc. to 8c. per .; cuts, Ge, to llc; by. the carcase, Be. to Te. per Ib.; cutlets, 12jc.; hogr. live weight, $6.25 per cwt.; carcase, $8 to $9 per cwt.; cuts, Inte. to 5c. a lb; lamb, 10a. to 15c. a Ib. Fish--Salmon trout, 8c. a 1b.; whitefish, 12}c.; pike, 16c. a lb.; Chin- ook salmon, 30c. a lb.; smelts, 20c. alb: ki herring, Yarmouth bloaters, 40c. a dozen; Atlantic salmon, 30c. a lb; salt cod fish, 7c. to 15¢c. a lb.; halibut, 20c. a lg fresh haddock, 10e. a 16.; bull heads; 10c. a Ib; red herring, 1c. a box; mackerel, 15¢. a lb; white fish and tromt, 12ic. a lb.; perch, 30c. a doz; frog's legs, 4c, a lb.; ciscoes, 15¢. a lb.; oysters, 40¢c., 50c., and 60c. per quart; bluefish. 15c. per 1b. butter- , 15c. per lb.; lake herring, 10c. Ib; Atlantic salmon, 30c. Ib. Poultry--Fowl, from 50c. to 90c. a pair; young chickehs, 50c. to 73e. a pair; young ducks, 75¢. to $1.25 a pair; turkeys, $1.30 to $1.60 each; wild ducks, 75¢. to $1 a pair. Fruit--<Lemons, 25¢. to 30c. a dow; , 30c. to 60c. per doz.; banan- as, 20c. to 25c. a doz; Malaga grapes, 15¢. to 20c. per Ib. Veoetables--Potatoes, 60c. to T0c. head; celery, 5¢. a head, or 50c. a ; parsnips, 25e. peck; 15¢. peck; beets, 20c. peck: turnips, 20c. peck; onions, 35c. to 40c. peck. John McKay, Brook street, reports the following prices for hides : No. 1, 9¢.; No. 2, Se.: dairy skins, S3e.; veal 12¢. per lh.: wool, washed, 2 to 16¢. a Ib.; tallow, rendered, 4c. per Ih, The Mining 'Boom.' Review of Reviews. aving witnessed the period of over- valuation of railroad securities and of and, we come around to the cycle of inflation of mining shares. We are of a time when men are taking their money from the savings hanks to buy thirtyroent "treasury" stock; when property-owners are applying to loan associations for mortgages on their homes, the proceeds to go into gandi- ly printed certificates of alluring pro- mise, when the talk of mines, claims, of strikes, of this one or that ane who has made a million, and when it seems as though the diving-rod might be- come the people's sceptre. "The craze is general. Nearly every one has a touch of it. It has affected bank presidents as well as messenger boys, doctors, lawyers, ministers. school teachers. Likewise waiters, hack drivers, and porters are floatin~ along .f but which, in many cases, will end "in shallows and in miseries." One of the wisest mining experts in the coun- try, said the other day, in sounding of good mines was one in 300. Care ful investigation of the claims of 500 Nevada gold-mining companies has led to the statement that one-third have no ore prospects. while a large percentage of the Canadian cobalt and silver securities in the New York market represents men's hopes rather than their accomplishments. When The Back Hurts. It may or may not be a sure sign of kidney trouble, but there is no _se in taking chances. Peck's Kidney and Liver Pills will restore the kidneys to proper condition if they are the source of the trouble. They will cure the backache in any case and benefit you still more by giving the kidnevs in. creased strength and activity. In boxes, 25¢c. For sale only at Wade's Drug Store. Money back if not satis- factory. A Peculiar Lady. Lady French. who recently died, has left considerable money to her nephew L Hon, vohn firench, heir to the peerage of his caly and childless brother. The Hon. John aroused a deal of atten tion a year or so ago by enlisting in the United States army in New York, after having resigned the commission, he had held in the British service. Lady firench was dewoted to the land of her birth, and gave a large contri- bution for the construction of the great Roman Catholic cathedral at Westminster. on the condition that all the materials used in connection with her donation should be Irish. She was also very particular about the spell- ing of her name. insisting that it should be written with two small "fis" instead of with a capital "F" and then a smail "1." This led lord Sherborne to. write to the newspapers protesting against this "affectation." -------- Little Dose Cough Cure. The dose of the Diamond Cough Remedy is small. The remedy is pleasant, it is free from opiates, it is healing, soothing and expectorant. Cures coughs, colds, sore throat and hoarseness. No waiting for results. 25¢c., at Wade's Drug Store, . Motor Accompaniment In Church. London, Jan. i2.->unday motor bi- cycle racing has become so great a nuisance on Clayton Hill, near Biigh. ton, that the Clayton parish council has resolves] to ask the chief constable of Fast Essex to put a stop to it. Councillor Shand said that a short time back it was almost impossible to hear anything at Clayton church ex- cept the frightful hum of bicycles. - A Indigestion, go like rent and tax day and other sorrows, if vou take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, the greatest remedy known to mankind. 33e.. tea or tab- lets. Mahood's drug store. thon a girl finds herself in a box at the opera for the first time she thinks she's the whole show. . Two heads are betté®™than a dozen-- im a love affair. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, § usin County. foo Frank J. Cheney mukes oath is senior Cheney & nly 4 and that seid firm will the m ONE HUNDRED NOLLARS or and every case of Catarrh that cannot cured Ly the use of Hall's Catarrh Cu he FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my Tieasute, this 6th day of December, AD (SEAL) AW. AON le. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and Sauce gurintes of the system. Send for st J. CHENEY, Loo, Toledo, 0. nation, bushek new cabbage, 5c. to 10c. a turnips, constipation come and | Ja German, who A Meal in a Moment Bovril will do it for you A meal prepared with the help of a chafing dish has a great fascination for many.' But the woman who usesa chafing dish and hasn't tried what the addition of a few drops of Bovril will do, has yet to find out how delightfully piquant and appetising, a chaf- ing dish preparation can be made. Not only does "Bovril" add to the richness and taste, but also very materially to the nourishing qualities, and that's best of all. BOVRIL is A Household Necessity STITIIIINIIINIIIIIIIeetttttt ttt etettttees Hello, There! We are selling high-grade cigarettes imported direct from Cairo, Egypt :(-- Melechrenos, in boxes of 10 and 100, $2.50. Nestors Gianaclis, in boxes of 10 and 100, $3.50, Anglo-Egyptian Mahai, in boxés of 10 and 100, $2.75. Anglo-Egyptian, extra fine, in boxes of 10 gnd 100, Demitrenos, in boxes of 10 and 50, $3.50 and $4. Capston Navy: Cut, English, 10 and 50. Three Castles, 10, 50, 100. " Odgen's Ginue Gold and Otta De Rose. Murad, Mogals, Dardanells, 10, 50, 100. Egyptian Deities, Sweet Caporal, Athlete, Derby and Old Gold, Sweet Sixteen. ' 2.50. All-Tobacco Cigarettes, New Light, Sub-Rosa, Havanetts. Also a very large stock of high grade Briar Pipes, 3B, 3B Own Make, 3B Gloker Own Make, G.B.D., and Peterson's. We have these pipes in cases with amber mouthpieces, and out of case with voleun- ite mouthpieces. The largest assortment of tohsacconist goods of 'any house in Can- ada. Wholesale and retail. 173+5 Princess St JOHN ROUTLEY, "i tones PIFIIIVIIVIVIIIIIIIII IIIT LELL000000000048 0000000000 08(006006800044 GPIGIIIIIIIIIPIPIIIIIIVIIIIVI VPP IPI 4 It Will Pay You to Attend TheBigSale ~ Overcoats Almost + Half Price One-Third Off Suits, Trousers, Raincoats, Reefers, Etc. Fit out the boys now. Come and take a look RONEY ®& COMPANY 127 Princess Street. mm Going Fast As we need the yoom for rebuilding, _~ We are closing out our large stock to save moving it. Brass and Iron Bedsteads _ Springs and Mattresses to fit AT A SNAP Everything to close prices. JAMES REID. Man Without A Country. out at sale PACKING AND FREIG FREE. ! pelled. Mr. Marshan, the magistrate, London, Jan. 12.--Hermann Higett, | sentenced him to three months' hard was charged, yester- | labor, and said he would recommend day, at the Bow street police court, him for deportation. with brain, a 8. map without a = country. © has absent fsom|" H ith : Germany for "more. than ten years, lt ee onal Ueee When he returned to G v 3 . year, he was warned that iP he or toantord. Money back if not satis- 3 ruggists, 75e¢. Take Hall's Family Pills for consti * not leave the country he would be ex- Baty. Tn buses 15¢. at Wade's Drog ) EE -- TRAVELLING, HL DRESS Branch Local Time Trains wil leave and arrive Depot, Foot of Johnson street. GOING WES Lve. City A No. 8Mail .. .1245am. 1 " 3 Express ..226am. 3 1 Local .. .. 9.15a.m. 9 " 1 Jmtern'l Ltd 12.16 noon 12 TMail ... ..319pm. 3 " 15Local .. .. 7.08 p.m. 7 Lve. City A No. 8Mail .. .. 148am. 9 " Fast . 2.26 am. 3 wi 8.16 am, & ".8 Hail hg 16 noon 12 *" 4 Fast . LOO pm. 1 " 12Local ... .. 7.03pm. 1 Nos. 1, 2, 8. 4, 5 and 8 run ds other trains daily except Sunda Train Nos. 2 and 5 carry Sleeper to and from Ottawa dai Direct route to Hamil Buffel hi iJ. P. HANLREY } Commer Johnsom and Ontario CSCI RANE: RAILWAY IN CONNECTION WITH ADIAN PACIFIC RAILW. TRAINS LEAVE KINGS 12.30 p.m. Exnress--For Otta treal, Quebec, St. John, N.B., Boston, Toronto, Chicago, Denv frew, Sault Sta. Marie, Dulith, Winnipeg, Vancouver, Seattle, and San Francisco. 5.00 p.m.--Local 'for Shart connecting with C.P.R. Bast an 7.45 a.m., Mixed--For Renfrev termediate points Passengers leaving Kingtton p.m. arrive in Ottawa at 5 p 's 5.12 nm.; Toronto, Montreal, 7.15 p.m. ; Boston, 7 St. John, 11.55 a.m. Full particulars at K. & P., ar Ticket Office, Ontario street. F. CONW Gen. Pass. Bay of Quinte Ry New short line for Tweed, Deseranto, and all sel flu, leave City Hall t at CONWAY, Agent B.Q. Ry., K Between Montreal and lantic. INTERCOLON RAILWAY CANADIA! ROUTE TO ~"CANADIA} winter ports, St. John ar fax. If intending to spend th months of the new year i climate try the West Indi Full particulars about sailings and of a Mexico, leavin; On application to 42 Yachting cruise MONTREAL/CITY OI West Ihdies DAYS March 15th. 131 St. James Stree QUEBEC S. S. COMP BERMUI Reached in 48 hours from N by the new Twin Screw Steams mudian," 5,500 tons. Sailings davs. WEST INDIA CRI From New York 8.8. "PRETORIA," 8,3 sailing, 26th January a February, for Barbados, N Dominica, St, Kitts, St. © Thomas and y cruises, occupying 23 days, fil in the tropics $100 to $130. For beauty of scenery and pe climate this trip is unsurpas: illustrated lets giving pam i and all information a E OUTERBRIDGE & CO. Sushes Steamship Co., 29 ) ew York; A. AHERN, Sec'y Canada, or to Ticket Agents HANLEY, and J. P, GILDER Kingston. ROYAL ALL NowAIL : LIVERPOOL. From St. John Fro Pretorian Fri., Jan. 18. Sat Tunisian ... Fri., Jan. 25. Sat. Ionian ..... Fri., Feb. 1. Sat Parisian Fri., Feb, 15. Sat RATES OF PASSAG] Tunisian ar Moderate Rate Steamers Par Prétoria carry second saloon at $40 and upward. Third-Class, Pretorian, $26 steamers, $27.50. For further etc., of Bost. lasgow and St. Anopdon vices, apply Y . 'T. Ry., | GILDERSLBEVE, Clarence s Tenders for Indian Su) SEALED TENDERS AD) to the undersigned endon information and pa Monday, 4th February, 1907, livery of Indian SuPplied during year ending the 31st arch, various ts in Manitoba, Forms of tender 'containivg ticulars may be had by apply undersigned, or _to the Indian Sion at Winnipeg. The "lowes et Department of Indian Affairs,