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a v-»:--. a «u sew-flu V , w’ .3.’ >¢ .. any, :~ we" } r t .5 *‘z' ‘3' ; -.“: Q‘s..- ~-l-- B‘own to Eternity. it is impossible to learn their names, as the company's books, pay rolls, etc, are lost. As it. was early none of the pro. yrictors were in the building at the time of the explosion. The loss is esti- mated at $35,000. The concussion in *9â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Train Robbers Shot. _...â€"â€"â€"- 3 -. F‘or Saleâ€"A. Bar in. Lot No. 6 north of Bond street and west , . -. Is Sellin His EntIre Stock of . “we EXPLOSK’N' lon Falls. with buildings, engine and boiler g ._,.\x1)_ _ “'â€" â€"â€"t'urmerly used as a carding mill. \\ ill-rt: Pincus, Mich, Sept. 5.â€" Apply alouce to _ 'l" dynamite factory of F. A. Reynolds G. ll- 30:553.?" t d .; (30.. near this place, exploded yester- ‘ ° ‘ a. an V any. it is estimated that there were aâ€" l J. D lmllt 2'l tons ot‘d namite in the build- " TIE: _ N. B l m l l c t ' . inz. which was i three story brick. E T e o e has “0" 0“ lln'ld “ splmd‘d “Wk 0‘" SMWCIE 1‘ Wedge 0" it remains- Slx' N A of manufacture. in order to nutkc room for ncvr hm} ll‘t‘Sll \‘_':;ia:,sl “"Cl'e complfm'l)’ 3",“ll‘ilatc‘l- bargains, as I ant selling cheaper than any '\ it an mom or them ‘5 to be found’ and "‘5‘ dealer in the County- . .Sunars, S ‘ru 5 Tobaccos. llice. Raisins C" )‘p'ls 'dlll , ,p urrants. Stare l, Coops an a at wr THE LONDON MUTL AL, DOORS, SASH, MOULDINGS ETC. m, ,c ,.,,, ,0, FOR FARMERS. KEPT IN STOGKANDMADE TO ORDER. ALL WORK WARRANTED. 011981) ibl, Gals“. UNDERTAKING ATTENDED TO IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. White Pigeon was awful and citizens 1 "A b .lding ‘mnh clam) i“ inauer ' r 3 ., . ‘3" ‘ . . ut . - a a a “up. badly lllnhtened. Goods ‘llll the i for say $1000, me now, Canadian is “bum l CROCIXERY, GLASS“ ALL, .tntes “'ch thrown from the SlC'VuS. ed to pay $1000, ifa loss occurs. in such Earthenware,Brooms, Pans wnsmubs‘ MM homes maked to and im- rhe a case the London mum“ is Obligedm my - o 0 Blackinmbrushes Clothes. libs \l-ltelles only two thirds of the cash value, or $800. I 7' and (fiber “dues i a. t v, A _.‘ ' . 9‘»?! with a loud crash, and the Walls of 2_ 1“, horse worth $90 is killed in the e .. l 0 O _ . n cl‘td \arltty. t-ea'l‘al buildings are cracked and dam- figlds 13y lightningbthe’rllfoyfil (dillnflgllstfiulj & -.. ~ oietoa'. eonou. “did. paysgouly $30.y w . - ilnbues a man with confidence, and preposses others in his favorâ€"which is important. l g ' - ' -_ $30, Th without losing “ caste,” bllt not so the young man who is just making his way ill the _ . ‘. ‘ £31n%0t:ehlfifli:l‘pg;::?lllt;n For othe: world: it's ruinous to his chances to wear ill-tilting cllotlles. '3‘“ P‘PS‘M" P1u C‘sn BLOODY BATTLE BETWEEN OFFICERS animals the Royal Canadian pays the full Cash Paul 101' Butter AND BANDITS. value. The London Mutual pays not more I ' ‘ than 55, no matter how valuable the animal “‘"d other f‘" m Pr°duce- may be. 3 W llour and feed kept constantly 4. In the Royal Canadian animals are on hand. oeoemmoeme oeoovmo. to 0000 'l‘EVMJm, Texas. Sept. 5.â€"The train robbers who were thought to have es- caped across the Rio Grande River with a sum, said to $20,000, which they se- cured from the express our on the South- 'i'l'v'EN'l‘Y SHIN ANNUHLATED BY A DYNA- l or Coumrne sheet, in ‘he finage of Fenc- ‘T ’1‘? s. l FURNITURE , PROl 18103 S. i i 5l-t. f. Lindsay. lt'cll workmen, mostly Swecdcs and Nor- designs and patterns. Can enr1y and secure INSURANCE COMPANY, ' The Royal Canadian offers the following and t0 “‘lliCll llc invites the attention advantages over the London Mutual: W. M c K e o W of the public, sgire of the German Luthern church 3. p0,.“ co“. worth $30 killed by light, When rich, 9. man may indulge his eccentrieilies, and appear in the shabbiest attire of the very best brands and at the km“ insured against lightning while at pasture and comprise a beautiful sanction of JOSEPH MCFAB LAND. anywhere. In the London Mutual they are insured while ensuring 0“ we I‘mm‘m °f French and. English Suitings and Over-Coatings. Scotch Irish and Canonian Tweeds. etc., B V V. which have been purchased most advantageously, enabling us to make the prices con- . sidelably lower than usual. and two rangers were killed, and several on l):lt.ll sides were wounded. The suranee may be. I 1 I t , If F u :1“..utorsu.l an, 0 CO“ I.) u qt 1‘ . I “HI-LC” followed what was thouflht ,0 6. When “ordinary contents 7! of out ant so cct t le ma crla or your a all l. . l t .vcr w ll e le i. no ‘ 15 F fl C 1 d G In, the course pursued by the shy)ch buildings areinsumd by the Roy“, Canadian l new Every article guaranteed a good filâ€"“tll made and u ell tllmlned, and the O the insured only. eru Pacific railroad, were met yesterday by a body of rangers who had been ill p-lrsnit and a battle took place. From 5. When articles are insured specifically, such as musical instruments, the Royal Canadian is obliged to pay the full amount . v .. .. v n ' . , ,. insured up to the cash value of the article. lt,o.ts ltcuicd tlllltuel] of the robbcls The London Mum“ Mys only twmthird of the cash value, no matter what the ill- tln-ouMl the mountain passes, and a1- ALL implements are included. In the Lou- PLRICES A‘VAyr DO‘VN FOR CASI{_ hams for lOc. though they had at several times 105,; don Mutual only one reaper and one mower CHTHRO & Co. the trail they pulled up on the robbers “re i'Lclu‘ICd’ no matter how good Others on Thursday. They discovered that ma) 9' Opposite McLennan’s Hardware Store, Lindsay. llle men were but. h few miles ahead of them and were headed toward Los Ver- gas. The pursners pulled upon the bandits strongly and made better time, for after pushing on a portion of the night they were rewarded yesterday by 1- .lching the outlaws. The engagement was short as the bandits were outnum- lIJI'Ctl. They held the best position, havever, and stood their ground until their dead and wounded were so nume- rous that resistance was impossible, and -t‘,-.en the remainder fled. It is said that two men escaped. 7. When the outbuildings are not joined to each other the. Royal Canadian insures under one sum the “ ordinary contents” of all building not cut off by a distance great- er tllan 40 tt., the same as if the contents were all under one roof. The London Mu- tual requires a Separate sum on the con- tents ot' each building, if the distance is more than 12 ft. This is a very important difference in many cases. 8. Ill the Royal Canadian it is a part of the contract that standard STEAM TllltESllEllS may be used without a special permit and without any restriction as to the distance from stacks or buildings, caretakers, pails of water, kind of fuel or direction of the wind. Many of,tllc policy holders ill the London Mutual were obliged to run their own risk while threshing last season, be- cause it was found to be impossible to com- ply with the conditions of their permit. When a farmer pays for insurance he should secure a policy which will hold him safe when it is most required. 9. The Royal Canadian is obliged to pay its losses within sixty days and usually takes much less. The London Mutual need not pay for ninety days, and since it has become so hard up as to be obliged to bor- row money largely, it usually takes about the full time allowed. 10. The Royal Canadian policy is subject to the statutorv conditions only. It has none of the numerous variations against the policy-holder printed in red ink on the back of the London Mutual policy. ll. As to security, the inspector of insu- rance reports that the Royal Canadian has $202,758, the amount he estimates to be necessary to enable the company to carry out all its engagements with its policy holders. Besides this he reports that it has to the good the $100,000 capital paid in cash by the shareholders, and a net surplus $117,607 making in all a total cash surplus of $517,607 to nrotect'its policy-holders against unexpected contingencies. In ad- dition to these cash items it has a subscrib- ed capitul of $l00,000 not called up. Re- garding the security of the London Mutual the inspector reports that the amount of unearned premium it should have on hand l'l‘naeil ot' the boatluen the drunken sen- "’ 3390’309' To make “p “"5 amount m cash a second call would have to be made men threw the ears overboard, attacked 0,, the premium “0,05 for a large “mount. them wltll llls knlle and relused to al- tom-lug a. surplus of only $74,218, even if law them to rescue the occupants of the there were no bad debts, and this surplus snail boat. The mud scnman heat off is Wide “P “'llOll)’ 0f “"3 “"Pflld balance tin- boat. and later on also beat oil" the or prcmium notes ahead-v hem”). “Sstscd' ,'_.“f[.‘ “,3 ) um“ 1 W t, ‘ v 3 TI ‘ The company reports the losses adyusted ‘ "T u k‘ L ‘1 l, 3” “‘en‘“ u but unpald at the close of the year at $63.- 1r’Ul‘ “'"i In" “‘0 Sh'lls boat “'35 ill" 387, but the Inspector of Insurance finds hat-«l to drift away in the mist and that the liability for unpaid losses at the yr illualh- disappear. L-ltcr in the any end of the year was $20,286. The cash on V. “Lu, {H}. We mining boa, and “5 0c hand to pay these losses only amounted to ‘ $3,911. Ill view of the foregoing facts farmers will have no difficulty ill deciding as to the company in which they should be insured. For insurance apply to S. COIINEIL. Agent, Lindsay. David Chambers, DON-7T Fast Colored Mus... line for 10c. Fast Colored. Prints General Blacksmith, be led away by everypufl ' - t., F nelon Falls. , Franms S e of wand that blows. Blacksmitlling in all its different branches done on short notice and at the lowest living prices. Particular attention paid to lllrse-shoeing. Give me a call and I will Id: guarantee satisfaction. 45-ly. 9- and able to compete in my own for 10 cents. FARMS FOR SALE. line of business and thank my The following cheap and good farms are numerous patrons for their The freshest Goods in in the finest section of Western Ontario. 3,319,, Mme “Canadian Farm Advemser. lkllld. support for the last ten the Vlllage at to J. J. Da‘lyszcc, Guel h P. 0., om. 13 years. I have withstood op- is sent free and gives t 6 acres cleared, sizes and kinds of buildings, &c., &c., at Posmon fife 3111105 111 the lust m 3. these and 275 other farms. ten years In It enelon Falls, and ' ' No stones hills or swamp on the farms ,‘ . ‘ - .' . ' and the soil'is guaranteed deep, rich,cla)i “ 111 bull be able to glve ’Sa’tls' loam that never bakes. Money sentoif re- faction, as in the past, after q'ulred as guarantee, for expenses 1f the . . _ , farms are not cheap and as represented,â€" hill/1118 had thll ty years 0X- 5 and intending buyers, after seeing them ‘ left to decide for themselves, and theri Perlence' MANUFACTURER 0F lliviegei‘rnlhor return the money as they think J. s Puresprlng water _on every farm, good $2232,“ hié‘é‘s‘i 22.2%“??? 5332121, Watchmaker & Jeweller, EARN-ES 3 $3: 32533333531175: iiiahigliiii Elms: FEJVEL ON 17 A LLS . 9 “gth enough money to bind the bargain 2 Doors South’of Mechanics’ institute. The Perils of the Sea. .A MAD S.\lLOlt CARVES TllE CAPTAIN AND HIS MATE. LUNDON, Sept. 7.â€"A startling story '5 telegraphed from Deal, Kent, :1 sea- si la town near Dover. L lud cries for Lelp, mingled with oaths and curses, were heard early this morning some dis tance seaward and almost directly off the town 01' Deal. Two local police-men immediately entered a boat and put. to sea to inquire into the mysterious cries. The police, however, had been preceded u l-l distancul by two Deal boatmen. who also went to the rescue. The boat- ;neen found a boat of the ship G. L Waters and witnessed a horrible fight which was going on in the small craft. ~1.,‘rouclliug lll ill the stern of the boat was her captain, holding a little boy in li~ lcl‘t arln,and a young sailor, both des- pr'l‘lllely defending themselves against i.lL‘ attack of another man. The latter, :lc't"‘l‘llll|:_“ to the boatnlen, was an ath- it-tic seaulun, nlnd drunk, who was at- tut-kill: the captain and the young sail or with his sheath knife. Upon the up- need be paid until taking possession, and then 60 percent., 860 of every $l00, of the price will be left on the farms, or less than that, if buyers wish, payable Just to suit the buyers in every way. This will be u put in writing and Is the best chance ever “VALISES. ofl'ered to buyers. All buyers get good Everything belonging to,"the titles and their deeds when they take poa-I 1 New Patterns Arriving Daily sadd'mam‘m“ constantly kept in stock. 1 e 110 acres oscleared 15 acres . tine mapli: bush, gobtl house and burn, market town with railway 2 miles. , ,ENGLISH, CANADI 1 mic.” 'sood AMERICAN mudguard“ R E P A I R I N G mm“... .__...... Va 160 acres 50 cleared house and barnfitcar murkcit town. l 7') 6 50 acres all cleared good 1% Z 9 5 00. building's, near murke’t. :76, 65 acres 7“ cleared good 2 , building's, near large ttiwn. 73â€"3 4 100 acres, 85 cleared, l' bu.le 9 . brick house and bani: barn, market town with railway 5 miles. village near. 7‘5: 10-0 acres, 90 cleared: to bush, _ “$93,800. large fresh water lake is: lltnlntlarv at back end, goodllouscand bani, market town \vlth railway 5 miles. Gr; Vedâ€" " 265 acres, 90 cleared, rest .4; , . llardwoodJl-ousc and burns, a village 2 miles. market town with rallv.'ay7n:ilcs. ’13 ’5' O Iliancrcsflgoclcarcd, lghard- g) 9 Q_ . \voodgoudllouse, small barn, market with railway t mllc, large town 6 miles. All a]. Latest Designs in Done on the Shortest Notice. Hall, Dining Room, Drawing Room and -â€"-â€"--â€" B d P , C " , ' “8331...?533oxidize” Kent-st, Lllldsay, Ont. PRICES a STYLES than CUSTOMERS. "‘“““‘““‘"*:”“”W ‘l â€"â€" l N S [IRAN CE. Cull and sce‘ my 2c. per ‘r‘oll Paper. u u it u u u 80. t: u u u 90. H u u t. 10c. H u find all the way to 50c. per Roll. an; not»- was renewed. but up to 3 p. m. l whiz».- has been received lrom Deal on I tin. :lllaject. Mr. G. Cunningham having transferer his Insurance Business to me, I am prepared to take risks on all classes of properly . 5.2..\'<-‘->Q '.-. ... .A g .. ~-«« -v »â€"â€" o - 0N“.â€" I ‘ . r . v v r - ' - In. wheat. potato and barley crops At ‘ Cl) LO“ eht :Buufi. 1H \lcstl'l’tl Ireland are rotting on tic-l -.- am: at long continued rain. .4 p 7 ~-,,,,, . r, a; a. (T. None butflrst-class British and Canadian 9 ). “radii: line. liriclftlwlisciind companies represented. large bank burn. market town with railway 3 miles. Distress unlle Russian peasants is The n Penelon Fans Gazette" i mowing. .‘l wcow Council will likely 9 ,...-,-; ._-; “3| cmpiuycrs to supply their men . is printed every Saturday at the oliice, on “I”, we brew] at “,0 naming] price. i the corner of May & Francis streets. ‘lze steamer Arizona arrived in New SEBSCRIH'ION $1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE, Yak. ‘londay. with eight members of; gur- ~ilip S‘na G‘lll, which was wrecked? 7; 6 a u 206.3625 t-‘o cleared :1) 1 2 balance llitrdwo Id, 3mm; of line buildings, 2 bank barns and 2 good houses, market town with rallan 3 miles, can Le and is W FAIKIOI PI! 0 I’lfllt '1‘ 3’ at very low rates. $50,000 to loan from 6 per cent. up. I have on hand the largest stock of Wall Paper ever brought into Lindsay. . dividedâ€"one of tile best links in the rounty. iriwms‘m" "~" , "'“wr‘ , a. ., .500 acres Llcared, only I _” b dd d l E 1 ,()()()' $4,000 cash, balance to or one can per wee W‘ e a e ‘15 ong a suit purchaser. tine buildings that cost $xo.oon. . . . ,, I as it remains unpaid. nus Ltrllt adjoins City at Guelph, and i. one or (r‘l (lll‘ .\lt‘lt‘:lll trust. lilt‘y Wch the r ‘ ~ _ tllcllestgruiu and stock {.lrrliffit_s_§jzgin Ontario. tmi'.‘ Ml. rivers a crew of ‘36. . AdV c1 tlslng Rutcb' . Q‘j(\ “f0 “‘3'” i“ "‘"Ck',f"° l-‘cnelon I-‘ulls,June 25th, lrét’l. "(v ‘ ,,."‘.. Rx. ,“ ' . ; L I . ~ “ / ‘ :u-‘J,Q . (cue, W \u’y llc . -. to _ . lama . l t lwehets hate peculiar; Profess..)n.ll or business c.1r-.s,.50 Ctnli , mm,“ mm“.,,,,,, bush, 3 ms rm, hunmng,‘ , iz‘lllt‘llll‘s ul their own for all sorts ofi llErltne per anuum. Casualadvertisements, ‘ bank turns, x tine nc‘w larick tl‘-\C‘lli:‘.g.ncnr good hififlgflflg Jud “1min: “mm “H” preterit}. : 3 cents per line for um fir“ inserlimlduld 2 market town “lth railways, best large farm in the = :mtnty. ls {cult-ell intn3 farmsâ€"mo acres, 150 acres, “,1 35 J ~‘urc cum. fl". cum“. by an at» cfuls if" “"0 l-Uicviry subscflucnl ill-‘39") and too 1:79;, will be sz-id separately/or together. :6 A M E T H E W 131-i(3k I‘IOjlse {lug} 14(y‘ . . . . l . . l .- ~ ~ r r :‘g‘ - , 2‘2; “""“ """"“".“Mr- - l , , . t‘lt‘Elt illflllll‘l‘ u! il..lpswe:l IS the queer- l “on L0! ""2", - x“ 3,9,“ h“ l“? 0?. bend tor tbe “Farm Advertlsennltglm 5 e r a l on Fldlers lllll, owned hr the late Dame qufllerxwra W “m” 0“ ‘93:“9001‘0350!“ tull particulate or theeo and 275 other 5 = J Emmy, and numb. bccupzcd I”. M, i l REMEMBER THE PLACE: Just Opposite New Post-office, W - 1‘3- E L L I a Druggist and Bookseller. L licnt Street. LINDSAI’. tut. ’l‘lfiu ti srllt ll eiaros that a poul- able terms . ; . " Alex. lit-Arthur t' H :nalzs lion. a lat-cc ol the bell ' of: ! country. Addressul.J.Daly¢:o..cuelpb , . . _ . ’ 5,3, 3 muck .; u i;' fin“. anv ganccri P. 0., c;. a ‘ 'l.li;ll:n_\‘, Aprll '.’;:d, lent. W ‘vvfll Be sold Cheap. in. the YU-et‘ :\ -.\'-,l. l lilackerel. he . of ‘3‘ mafia” km.“ "ecu‘m “"Uâ€"‘i' 6"" * "â€"t a l r - - Apply 1° r 3‘ “C .n, Na a \v) ., ‘ I. l reczlyand reasonable rates. In?“ All limos in. Job 1 noting done in ll . E. ELLlS, Penelon Falll. “ ‘ " ' M” ‘J ‘ k' “ "("1 “l ’ S. D. HAND. M7“ Sabzcribe for the Gauntâ€"only one ; tirst clots.- .tyle a: tin that: office, and at or to J. SCCLLY, Linden). Um '3 "- l Proprietor, dollar a year 1.1 "Juneau. prices to :‘u.l 2hr little-i. January Will. 1899, : larme and valuable tmormatlon about “WI I'll-use call and see my 3c. l‘llper. -