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'Soldiers from all parts of the Brit; fish Empinem'e flowneither making The suddenwithdrawal of a- numi her of the largest merchantmen plyi- Ezing between Canada and the Old :Country is likely to have a serious (efl‘ect upon our export trade.‘ Ale meady seven of the regular boats, :have been chartered by the Imperial: Government and othersamay be called. tfor at any time. Freighttrates are going up ;rg1pidly, and,.-apart from titheâ€"question of; price, the. actual avail-7 gable apaeefl‘em now-to the close of gnavlgation;t-will befilrmnlfioient for all“; the business dfi‘enlng. ‘It is not} Ethought that the wintertrade from? Wortlaud will beefi‘ected to the same? s=degree,‘but with Montreal it is 4111* Fi‘tem'dfxeoneféemble-momem‘ ;: When" it was proposed to build the Northern Railway one of the objec- :utions raised was that the steam en- irl-gine would frighten the farmere’ snows to such an extent that the latter would not let down their milk. The afears were groundless. and we ,trust that; in time the residents of _ North Toronto will..be.:«less fearful of: : the “ monstrosity"'rcomplained of. ' ‘k'writer from North Toronto f’last week’s Leader & Recorder isi 'greatly exercised over the likelihood? of the Metropolitan Railway Com-:7 pany carryMg’ heavy height over their linein the-'énear‘mture. He re? :Ifers to themeW» electrical freight env- rsgfine as a, 4‘ monstrosity;h says they are preparing to haul coal ‘f to keep “the people up north warm,” and calls. upon the minor municipalities to “ wake up ” and “ protest” against :‘the new innovation. The writer ‘ .ma'intains that when the freight cars get in full swing it will not be safe for people to allow their children on Yonge street, and he declares that church-goers at Davisville and other aplaces will be in constant danger of ‘ their lives; For our own part we cannot see why freight cars will be more dangerous than passenger earsx The fact of the matter is North To- ronto has never been anxious to do Wery much for the people “up north.” Professor Robinson and other I officials of the Central Experimental Farm have been down east during wile past few weeks establishing, chicken-fattening stations and cr'ea m»- eries at various points in' the Mari- time Provinces, and much interest in these branches of agriculture is being aroused. In fact agriculture gener- ally is decidedly looking up, down 'by the sea. The recent industrial :Trevivaf in Cape Breton owing to the. testablishiflg of the great smelting; wo‘fithererhaebut new life into the farmers’ of that district, and the timely advice and assistance of-ther, fDepargtment of Agriculture will on? able them to get the best possible reef; .sults from the opportunity that is‘ Irofi'ering itself. “The British market for Canadian °poultry has 'so greatly increased in the last few years, and there is such .splendid promise for much greater development in the future, that any sstep forward in the development of the trade is of interest to the Domin- ion. The first shipment of the sea- ' son of fatted chickens for the British .market, has just been forwarded from the Government illustration: tstation at Bondville, Que, in cold Mirage stby S. S. Vancouver to Liver- pool. The superintendent-in charge of the station writes as fol- lows :â€"“ The fowls made a very good gain and were healthy during the: ~uwhole time; nor having one sick not : 103mg one out of the lot.” '“ mxcnmxn Hrm.~'9ctober 19, 1899 @112 fiiheml. New Advertisements. POULTRY FOR BRITAIN. LIBERAL OFFICE. Assures on all the modern plans, and In one of the most nrosgerops and prom-essivo eompamea m existenoa. Premiums low, policiel unconditional and nonfurfeitablc. Take ; policy with the diefirlot agent, PRICE! AT FARMERS, WAGGOXS. Wheat, white, per bush ..... . ......... s 0 7) Wheat, red, per bush Wheat, goose, per bush Outs. per bush Peas. pet bush Baa-lav, ver bush Turkeys. or lb ........ Dressed agape» cwtu .m... . Geese, per lb .. - u... w (thickens. per pair. . Ducks. per pau- . . Butter. in pound mils Eggs, trash Potatoes, pvr bug Apples, per bbl liay,olovar Hay, timothy Straw sheaf.“ S;H;9000OQOOQO 888835538838$$§3 CB THE SUN Life Assurance Co. Farmers can now obtain the cele- brated Tobique Gypsum Powder at Britnell’s. C. P. R. Crossing. Yonge Street, North Toronto. A car-load just received from the mills. It will freshen up your fall wheat. Two hundred pound bag for $1.25 or $12.00 er ton l~tf BRITNELL & GO. *mw Llflflfégflé. ' mu m names; The Patent Record is the title of a richly illustrated and interesting monthly published in this city by the ‘ Patent Record Company, the Septem- ber number of which makes an 11114 usually creditable showing. There are special articles of value and inter- est treating upon topics of present moment, notably one by \V. T. Stead on “ The Cape to Cairo Railway,” and in addition might he mentioned those on “Telephony,” “ Electrolyptic Gen- erators and their \Vork," “Progress in - Airships,” “‘The United ~Stntesu Secret Service,” and “The Scientific and MechanicalProgress of the Nineâ€" teenth Century.” v The September number contains forty pages, and in addition to the special vzirticles is crowded with information for sciem, tists, inventors and the general rend- er. The large two~pnge supplement gives an excellent picture‘ of the new battle-ships Alabama and [{(m'sarge. The frontispiece affords an excellent viewof the Olympia. on her passage through the Suez Canal. ’lhe paper is devoted to the interest of American Inventors. T. F. MGMAHON, The Ontario Government; is to be reconstructed. Hon. A. S. Hardy has resigned the. premiership and will be succeeded by rHon. G. W. Ross.-E Tge vacancy caused by the retire ment of Hon. Mr. Hardy will be filled by Mr, J. R. Stratfon, M. P. P. It is difficult to tell why the Met- ropolitan Management; do certain things. For instance, they charge, passengers 20 ctsfor a return ticket from Richmond Hill to Thornhill; 15 ctsi‘or a return ticket from Thorn- hill to Richmond Hill ; and 15 cents for a ticketâ€"Ame wayâ€"from Thorn- hill to Richmond Hill. The‘cumpany may be able to give a reason for such rules, but it is difficult for the trav- elling public to see the justice. Ripann Tabuhs cure names. Rims’Tabuios cure flatulence. Ripans Tabuiea assist digestion. Rinans Tabuiea cure constipation. Ripana Tabuies cure indigestion. Ripans Tabs: es Dhl‘eflmt' lawn. ’preparations "for their trip or are actually on their \va y to South Africa, 1 the seat of war. Several sensational [reports have been displayed relative 'to the great loss of life, but many of «the accounts proved to be incorrect. “There is reason‘ to believe, however, that the Boers have been repulsed‘ :with the loss of several hundred men, Col. Baden-Powell commanding the British forces. FROM THE BALTIMORE‘NEWS. Land. Plaster autumn Wurkm. OF CANADA RICHMOND HIu'I' A first-class, farm of..113' acres in the township of 'Yau‘ghan. Good clay «loam, good'bufltlings, wéll fenced add watered. Within a. niin and a. quart- err-fig! Yonge Street. 'zTenms-reuan- a . A131,? to J. H; PMGEQQuwion-c gag, nionvillewor ntRI-IEivBIBERAL FARM for SALE L. Innes 81: Sons. Done and satisfaction ‘guar- anteed. We also have on hand a full line of all kinds of'dress- ed and rough W’hich we will sell cheap for cash. We have just received -a car got". a AGENTS :â€"Did you ever think of handling our latest work “The Lighq of Life”? If not, now isagood; time to start. $3.00 a day sure"; some make twice that. Experience? or capital unnecessary. . BRADLEY-GARRETSON Co.,« Limited, BRANT’FORD, ONT. ' . Did you ever notice how few peo- ple are original in things they say ‘- and do? For instance, one man 5 makes a fortune out of a simple thing; immediately hundreds of others try it. This is human nature. While it is gratifying to be the “first man ” to bring out an idea, the great mass must be content to follow their ‘leaders. There‘is-one-Fine that is al-t ways original, however, and that is’ the business of Bradley-Gametson 00., Limited, of Brantfm‘d, Ont, be- cause they continually bring out pub- lications-to suit the times and seasons, l thus their agents are kept steadily at: it and make big money. In fact, no other occupation is more honorable, healthful, luerati-ve, or offers half as many opportunities rfer :promotion.‘ It is a life school. Many men and; women in Canada to-day testify to "the truthfulness of this claim, in fact, it is conceded on all hands, that one year’s experience with this firm is; worth more to any young man or“ woman than: two or three years at college, from an educational point of View, and financially it is all that can be desired. Shingles : Mating and Chopping LUMBER. First and Second Class SHINGLES Few Men" original. I l "EUVNU cam-mi: "t It does not pay me to sell poor harness, and it will not pay you to buy poor harness. , I guarantee every set I sell ; if it does not; turn out as repre-v sentedwill make right. I sell at prices so low that: you can’t do better anywhere. A good custom made single harness from $10 up; no factory shoddy; All other supplies at prices‘as low as the lowest, Why buy store or factory harness when you can buy from the manufacture? at the same price, or less. HARDWARE STORE H - SEW? From 3 cents per roll and up. Paint your own Buggies ‘ and Carts. Ready Mimi Rants THE $115353ch " set-"mien . MASON, - RICHMOND HILL 320B _ Repairing Promptly Done. BIOHMON D VHILL NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE Richmond 1-} ill BONE 6} 150. Die [)0NALD Having bought my stock of ranges before the raise in price, I am selling below city prices for cash, in fact I am selling all kinds oi Hardware, Tinware and everything in my line cheap. Stoves r‘e- paired and all kinds of tinware done at reason- able prices.