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Dyspepsia. that g“: Nature's Method. HM ' For particulars and ee. Sand 10 cents for m '. LAWRENCE 00., pict M Exnox THIS r. 511 pupils at their homes. invite the public to see ST ~ A 00' IC, both Classic and ' A f: 8 has for mie M 116 new , and Will . Drawers, To!) em, to be clea at Mchnc Humv “Hist H0 USIC. and INSTRUMENTS 1e pnccs. Pianos tuned i', will receive pupils there ka’ 5277/67 C 62535, 3th, w b: a. fat [no oncAN, vmun, m, Lning room is first-class, accomm mam-passed. People stopping se will be used nicelv. Iargoaln ’f 1 Lovements m 5â€"3! per day: rte lezcd Axr, a te_eth for t pam. He l: ,, and prices quotet stmas presents. THURSDAY. I Sold by dmggiats or sent M h. l T. Ell-slant, Wanetg’h no the new lanfllord “the and more (3011113195 SILVER, Teacher of I: ‘entd and Vocal “We, Residence, 27 Wing- ELANDS ‘rtxt ON BY See his N8 RMSS ETG. IMARD HUMPHRI my friends and C‘ .1137 patromzea h tee! 'ILLIAM 3m. “'elcomc to all that stop 3. ‘Naverly House. Kent Sh! lent per cent. l0 AND PA! 'eweller, Lindsay e Jeweller, .VE YOU BEEN removed to the South Em Skitch's R0“ ERLY HOUS‘ ARTY-y notes neg V3 Remedy for Cam in}. Easiest to Use. and Ch ‘EELANDS, DIOURE JA‘ REWARD so, a T) vannnaio flu“. i=- Mm ‘::\V and flux 53 0 or“ Pderful. p“ ala‘ 30 JEWEU R‘ mortgage1 s ‘y m:- nufacmred while n. ‘23c n removes the!!! I: 2:; f'ums or jaw, thegll u“ uays, and noconseqfl \crxcd on all the pqgl r A U) St" 16: and appffll 127m. \umuers ofpefl Mr. Acclands over myfl Price: from $10 to$551 R 1'8 ‘ h v tiatedl v: Crfluu (we. :4! hm. “ nonmaaunanu. arbon Gas FM 7 n s- lain fillings and 1 z , their ongmaliba 3,; k LC>$ O‘d root-S It to 0V M. R. D. D. 3. GMT. DENTIST, for nearlyzs y1 f parsons Local Anaestheti: in: a new stfie )lease 1? Sim H e‘ Lindsay. : send a rest, LII proved ap studxednn of gas ‘0! r 160 ,0001 A FULL LINE OF School Bags 850. BOOK st Office. gopposite the P0 On Saturday and Sunday next, addresses on Prison Gate Work will be delivered by Ensign McMillan of Toronto. An ex- convict, now an inmate of the P.G. Home t, and tell what a to discharged CHOOL REQUISITES A fine new stock of Caps. Shirts, and‘ Drawers, Top Shirts, Ties, Gloves, Mitts. j etc, to be cleaned out the next two week’s at MCCRmno-x’s. Prices no object, as they must go in order to make room for new spring goods. Come and get a Cu), or pair of Gloves at your own price and a handsome silk Tie thrown in. cu- m... 27m Cans regular price 75c Sm EDWIN Anson), who has been en- joying an interesting trip through the United States, has made a. careful study of the Conditions which govern the family in Japan and embodies his ideas in a paper called " Lore and Marriage in J apan" in the February number of the Cosmopolitan. The article is illustrated by the quaintest possible Japanese sketches running down the sides and across the bottom of each page. An excellent photograph of W. D. Howatrs, serves as a frontispiece, and his work as 2!. writer of fiction is reviewed in the same number by H. H. BOYESEN. The President of John Hopkins University, gives a most practical paper for parents on “ Boys and Boys’ Sch0ols." illustrated by cartoons of the famous Ar'rwoon. MURAT HALSTEAD turns back lovingly to his early ‘ farm days, and tells of the “Pets and Sports of a Farmer Boy.” The petroleum industry fully illustrated; An Afghan story by AKCHIBALD Forums; The Story of the Brazilliazi Republic by ADAMS, late Minister to that country; and The Leading Amateurs of the United States in photo- graphy, are other leading articles of the month. A. ifiETHERELL, The 1757:: pi rv: Lindsay curli ever-pupular a Flavelle, left i day evening i Skip Flzwelle him this year. giznpmxn, lead velle, s‘ and be frozen ‘s‘txxirm’s GREAT BONSPIEL. \VINNH’EG, Feb. 7.â€"â€"The Empire of 7 . ‘ ‘ ' : )7' nreparations have been matte-in- 7 V-vr piel which Cpens here on 'l‘uessl~ :t, and it promises to be one of the greatest curling events in the history of America. It is expected that about 80 rinks or 320 players, will enter the grand challenge, 01‘ opening: competition. and to accommo- Ll-ite them 15 sheets of ice will be prepar- ed. There will be representatives from St. Paul, Minneapolis, Ontario, and from 811 the principal provmcial and western towns, including players from Galgary and Prince Albert. Forty curlers from the United States will arrive here to- morrow. Mangniticient and costly trophies are offered, valued at $2,500. Lixosu’s CHAMPIONS EN ROUTE. Pom ARTHUR, Feb. 7. â€"J. D. Flavelle’s Lindsay rink arrived yesterday. ~ They played two matches here in the afternoon “Gainst Whalen’s rink. beating them by two. and in the evening against Jones’ rink, beating them also by two. They left today to attend the Winnipeg bon- Spiel. Two Port Arthur rinks, VVhalen and McDougall skips, also left today for a THE PLACE TO BUY Winnipetr. JP 1‘ LL‘ Uuu “a... .-.- In this year. It is criiiiiiosed of William :npswn, load; J. M. McLennan, second; A. McMillan, jr, vice; John D. Fla- ‘ile, skip. The rink have the kindest d best Wishes for their success in the azen North-west. mxxipm’s GREAT BOSSPIEL. \VINNIPPW'D, Feb. 7.â€"The Empire of _, L A --n knnn LATEST. We learn by telegraph that in the match for the Grand Challenge Cup, J. D. Flavelle's rink was drawn against Huffâ€" man’s rink of Winnipeg Thistles, and was defeated by Lindsay by a score of 18 to 12. The second draw was against Robinson of Portage La Prairie, Lindsay again winning by a score 0‘5" 18 to 11. AND STATiONERY STORE. Town and CountY- Loye and Marriage in Japan. A Complete Give Away. METHERELL’S, win of Friday says: The famous curling rink, skipped by the 11er and widely-known John 1). left Lindsay at 6 o’clock Thurs- in; for the Winnipeg bonspiel. who has an excellent rink with - uvv-Ia- THE PLACE. Kent Street, Lindsay. FEB. 11, 189 . Curling. L ' vuâ€"â€"-_ V: L H n 400 ware H H 50c ‘hirts H “ 750 A picnic at MCCRIM- 3-tf Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease Consumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 500., to run the risk and do nothing. We know from experience that Shiloh’s Cure will cure your cough. It never tails. 50-tf. At the reform meeting on Tuesday even- ing several speakers addressed a large audience, chief among whom was Mr. Geo. Bertram of Toronto. To the statements advanced we will not allude, as they were so extravagantly wide of the truth, a very large number; of those present received them with the usual amount of salt. How - ever, we might say that the attack made by Mr. Thos. Walters on Mr. Geo. Mat- thews was not only uncalled for but very mL _ UIIU W D n -- v ___ rash on the part of the candidate. The] allusion to Mr. Matthews as not being a} benefit to the town was surely dangerous ground for Mr. Walters to tread. With his extensive business, employing a large number of hands and otherwise being an acquisition personally, as well as to the trade of the town, we cannot understand why Mr. Walters, who is only an official cf the Mowat Government ‘ should so far forget himself as to assume to lecture men. who are more benefit to the town in one year that he could possibly be in a quarter of a century, and as to who pays the more taxes, the electors can easily judge for themselves. Mr. Patrick Davin, of Kingston, is visiting friends in town. Mr. Patterson, of Port Hope, spent a few days in town last week. Mr. J. Kennedy is lying seriously ill with inflammation of the bowels. Miss A. Totten, of Campbellford, is at nresent visiting, her mother, Mrs. Janes, Miss A. Totten, present visiting 1 Cambridge street. Mr. J. W. Unwin, of Grimby, Ont. v . was visiting his brother, Mr. [‘nwm, of China Hall, for a. few days this; Week. Mr. Nicholas Ingram, of Port Hope, grand secretary of the True Blues, was in town on Thursday last looking up old acquaintances. \Ve regret to state that Mr. W. Mc~ Donnell, Esq., is laid up with the prevail- ing disease lagrippe. We hope to see him around again in a day or two. \Ve are pleased to hear that Mr. J. McDonald is recovering from his severe attack of la grippe, and we expect to see him around again in a day or two. Miss Eschwege, of New York. who has been visiting friends in town for the past month, left on Saturday morning last for her home, after spending a most enjoyable visit. Mr. E. E. W. McGrafl'ey has been mm up during the past week with a serious attack of erysipelas in the head and face, but, we are pleased to say, is recovering rapidly and will be able to attend to busi- ness again in a few days. Miss Isa. Janes leaves on Tuesday morn- ing next for Toronto, where she has accepted a responsible position in a wholesale millinery store. Miss Janes will be much missed among her friends as she was general favorite. We wish her every succes. Special to the WA'rcmmx. The lecture given by the Rev. Chas. E. Perry in the Orange Hall was well attend- ed, although word was sent from Fenelon Falls that the rev. gentleman was a fraud. The same gentleman is to be back on the 17th of March, when a. ten. and an enter- tainment will be given by the Orangemen in their hall. Mrs. Ralph Reed presented her husband with a daughter on the 2nd inst. Our wood yard is getting well filled up. ‘ Mr. John Hodgson is buying. Settlers’ trains, commencing Tuesday, March lst, and every Tuesday for two months. Parties going to the North-west will do well to have their names booked early. For information apply to E. Wood. Special to the WATCHMAN The following is the report of S. S. No. 9 Ops for the month of January. Names arranged in order of merit : FIFTH CLAss.â€"-Lucy McGeough. SENIOR FOURTH. â€" Kate McGeough, Maude Poque, Laura. Rea, Aggie Blaylock, Hattie Corneil, Hattie Pogue, Thomas Dunno Arthur Poszue, 'fiilhe Corneil, Oh, What a Co‘ugh! HattierCori‘ne'il, Hattie Ppgue, Thomas Pogue, Arthur Pogue, M‘illle Corneil, Lily Rea. JUNIOR FOURTH.â€"Sheridan Rea, Frank Rea, Debbie Shaw; .. 1:- n _ ,AJ- n----:.\ 1 hurt, uu vunv THIRD Classâ€"Lily McGeough, Gracie Cornell, Wilfred Rea, Lily Magee, Thomas Mugee, Isiah Blaylock, John McNevan, Meh ille Corneil, Florence Reid. SECOND (Bussâ€"Arnold Rea, Bernard McGeough equal, Vincent Rogue. David Magee, Arnell Pogue. Bruce McNevan. PART SECONDâ€"Annie Blaylock, Finlay Blaylock, John Gray, Fred Shaw, Joseph Powers, Mabel Pogue, Lily Blaylock, Willie Powers, Ernest Reid. IN VV LIILV .- v'v ‘1-~7 ___-, PART FIRST.-â€"Nellie Powers, Gertie Rea, Bert Shaw, 1’ ‘7 Il-__.-. The Reform Meeting. Church Notes. E. W. McGafl'ey has_been _laid BURNT RIVER' orsonals. . S. No. 9 Ops. ‘. N. Mormr Teacher. THE VVATCHMAN Regular meeting of the True Blues Monday evening next. ‘ Don‘t forget the S. S. Convention Oakwood on Tuesday, the 16th inst. Are we gomg to have~ a carnival this season? The people are anxiously awalt- ing it 1 The good sleighing on Saturday brought in a. large crowd of farmers. We hear that giving a grand 24th May. Remember the S. S. Convention to be held at Fenelon Falls on Wednesday, the 17th inst. Mr. Wm. Walters has his Edison phon- ograph on exhibition at Mr. Ritchie’s 01d stand on Kent street. The annual drive of the young boys of the altar of St. Mary’s R. C. church will take place on Saturday next. An old man by the name of Greer, residing near Peterboro, was found frozen to death on an island on Wednesday last. We would call attention to those want- ing to purchase eggs for hatching to read Mr. D. C. Trew’s “ad.” on another page. A fight occurred at a. country a few nights ago in the participants was badly face. There was an exceedingly large att end- ance at the market on Saturday last, when some good prices were received for butter, poultry, etc.. etc. We understand that a. hockey match is being arranged for next Mcnday evening between the home team, and the Gov.- General’s team of Ottawa. The largest crowd that has attended the rink on a band night was witnessed on Friday evening last. it being almost im- possible to pass each other. The oflice of Messrs. Green Ellis, lumber merchants, has been moved to nearly opposite Messrs. Finley Martin’s grist mill, on Waverly Ave. The hockey match between the Upper Canada College and the Lmdsay team on Saturday afternoon last, resulted in a - - - .1 ,u‘ L~:_‘A K victory for goal; to 1. Mr. Thus. Bunting, an employee of the I'Varder office, had the misfortune to have the thumb of his right hand badly smash- ed on \Vednesday morning last while feeding a. press. A meeting of the lacrosse club will be held in the Simpson house on Monday evening, Feb. 15th. All members are respectfully requested to attend, as some very important business has to be trans- acted. On Tuesday morning last the hockey Club took the train for Peterboro’ to play a match with the team there. After a hard fight the Lindsay team succeeded in scoring 4 goals to 3. The boys report having an excellent time while there. Prof. Kemp, practical Phrenologist, is now at the Windsor hotel. Written charts from $1 to $10. Oral examinations ‘25 cents. Special reductions to clubs and families. Ladies half price. No extra. charge for calling at your house. Satis- faction guaranteed. An old man was run into the cells on Saturday evening last by Acting Constable Foster for being caught in the act of steal» ing a. bundle of underware from McGafâ€" fey’s dry goods store. He was brought before P. M. U'Leary on Monday morn- ing and was sentenced to two weeks in jail, hard labor. The meeting in the Opera House on Thursday last in the interests of Mr. Chas. Fairbairn, the conservative member for South Victoria, was well attended and great interest was manifested in the speeches made by .J. R. Dundas, Charles Fairbnirn, Hon. John Haggart and Sir John Thompson. While skating at the rink on Frlday ‘evening last, a llttle daughter of Conduc- ‘ tor Johns had the misfortune to have her knee-cap strained by a fall. She was at once taken home where her injuries were attended to, and at last reports was rapidly getting around again. This is the first accident that has happened on the rink this season. During the past year the village of Beaverton was blessed with no less than four newspapers published in that place:â€" .._ . .1 ”.1 1\IUL Anu V'vr\-11vâ€"â€"v l V The Express. J’L‘ntcrprisc, Advocate and Gazette. This large contract for a place of that size has been found rather unprofit- able so u mange has been made fer the better. The only Duper new in existence in that place hung the (lascttcc, which will be conducted by Mr. J. J} Cave. The fonowing receipt has been recom- mended to us as a sure cure for the grippe: Drink one quart of wiskey, put on three fur coats, and then shove on a roasting fire, sit down by the side of the stove, wrap seven buffaloes robes around you, then gather up all the bed clothing you can find available and roll yourself up in them, and then get seven feather mat- , -1! a-.. Elleul, «lulu Luvs: .‘vv ..,-.-__ trasses and throw them on top of you. We presume this would be a sure cure but a man can die a great deal easier without going to all that trouble of killing himself, A writ has been issued by Mr. Stuart to unseat Mr. D. J). Ross, Reeve of \Voodville, on the grounds of want of property qualification. The qualification for a reeve or councillor in that village is $200 of real estate, or $400 as a tenant, over and above incumberances affecting the same. The question to be decided is : Does an incumberance on the property rented by a tenant affect the qualification of that tenant? If this proves to be so a landlord could prevent any of his ten- ants- from being members of council by placing a mortgage on his property. It is thought it will be decided that the tenants qualification is good, no matter how the property is situated, as the mortgage is not against the tenant. . r that the lacrosse club intend grand celebration here on the IVV-.-VVâ€"â€" _V the visitors, the score being 5 BREVITIES. morningr last the Hockey LINDSAY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, [892. at a. dance in the ago in which one of badly out about the last at LINDSAY’S wWE WILL.---THAT’S TO THE POINT IS IT NOT? The time has come for a great matter-of-iact talk on a matter-of- fact subject. The idea uppermost in your mind is to get something Good and Serviceable at the very Lowest Price. No trouble about deciding that you want Good Goods Cheap, but a great deal of trouble in deciding what firm will do the 1011. This department of ouristock Will be found up to the standard in excellence at all times. We carry alargeetock, Wthh meaps a com- COUNTER. ”MW ,