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ient and prices quoted mas presents. 36‘ rmoved to the Skitch's Ron i6 RINGS; ETG. WANTED fiAir, admimstercd for nearly 23 yams, fix for thousands. of persons Without: ;. He uSes the latest approved appli- Pnistering the Gas. He studiednnder New York, the inventor of gas for a- ‘who has given it to over 150,000per- fatal case] ANDS uses Ball's Local Anesthetic“ ;h. He is now using a new style at te had expressly manufactured whilefl b New York, which removes the teeth ‘rofxnjury to the gums or jaw, the gulls nzifuny in a few days, and no co ial teeth inserted on all the pognlat e most approved styles anda ' on and comfort. Numbers oi'persuls h made by M r. Neelands over my” ed repairs. Prices from $10 to $66 ‘3 er set. a. distance wxll phase send a. p08 Fning. Office, Kent Street, Lmdfl! Congress H all. â€"â€"40 LLIAM .__â€"â€"â€"â€" Phrenology. d ' clubsan - ho have been for‘mmg bath 0133330 and Mod Egzitglg reductions. bhould call on . r- as for sale, and will furnish f Kemp, at the \desgr 13:11:86 du 1C and INSTRUMENTS a “be next week for examma . prices. Pianos tuned. pupils at their homes. who the public to see STOCK REWARD for ) Dyspepsia that m ’ture's Method. Home ‘ rparticulars and sample h. Sand 10 cents f r h“ mwxnxcn 00., 'ct “kiln, er cent. ill receive pupils there g room is first-class, accommo- urpassed. People stopping at‘ will be used nicely. large ah >f SOFT WOOD to bed . 1 Steam Boat, W'harf, fo,'1:1.:¢;~ 'paid on delivery. ORGAN, VIOLIN, ETC indestructible porcelain fillings and R- d decayed teezh to their original shape, 01cc. By this process old roots can crowns attached ; consequently rum :QUIRED. '81 per day. tal and ‘ Residence, mm HUMPHREY’s notes ne ‘ILVER, 'EELANDS, .37 friends and cus- y patronized him ‘Nelcomc to all that 3501) It “’averly House, Kent Street. 'E YOU BEEN the new landlord at the m HOUSE, :room is first-class, accommo- rpassecl. On Thursday morning last at about .30 o’clock the alarm of fire was given, hen it was discovered that the house cupied by a Mr. Bate in the East Ward as on fire. The firemen answered to the 11 promptly, and found that they could nothing as the fire had gained too much adway. The building was a frame one, d was soon burned to the ground. We derstand that there was a small insur- ce 3n the building and contents. People stopping at .11 be used nit-eh Large sheds, ‘1' u ”Walnut hymn}. .T. We,WMh the new 5277/67 C ayes, Jeweller, GEORGE CRANDm‘. ovements manu- MOORE a: JAg more complete JEWfiLl RY mortgage Hydro-Carbon Gas Furnace ;3tiated M. R. G. D. S. ONT. DENTIST, South End of Lindsay. Cream egg to take. so is Higinbotham’s Emulâ€" m of Cod Liver Oil. 7-3 I}, A, METHERELL’S, THURSDAY. FEB- A Complete Give Away. A fine new stock of Caps. Shirts, and Waivers, Top Shirts. Ties, Gloves, Mitts. :tc, to be cleaned out the next two week’s It MCCRIMIION’S. Prices no object, as hey must go in order to make room for xew spring goods. Come and get a Cm, »1' pair of Gloves at your own price and .hnndsome silk Tie thrown in. See our 35c Ceps regular price 75c An- opposite the P ALWAYS KEPT ON HAND. The Midland Circuit of Spring Assizes 'll be held before His Lordship Judge 3e on the following dates:â€" Barrie, Tuesday, 131: March. Hamilton. Wednesday, 9th March. Belleville. Monday, 2lst March. Picton, Monday, 4th April. Whitby, Tuesday, 12th April. Lindsay, Monday, 18th April. Peterbnro’. Monday, 25th April. Cobourg, Monday, 2nd May. ' Salvation Army Notes. As a specimen of the class rea in Prison Gate Homgs, Egsignl Asa specimen of the class reached byi he Prison Gate Homes. Ensign McMillan ad with him on Sunday afternoon a man rho had been convicted 103 times. He sin 60 fines and served 43 sentences. Eeven weeks ago the army picked him up, named him in their home. surrounded him with christian influence, gave him work, md to-day he is a. free man in the highest tense of the word. “Out of the gutter ‘. ‘» Hu-m up.” Surely: a work like .JUY Ill Goods {05’s 011 Monday, March 75!}, LE“: army gre Ming 3 big banquet and Jubtlee at whxch IP , __ -_1.. -o-s:.mna A FULL LINE OF and Public School Books "“15 a U18 UGII‘iuvv ..__“ [Ajor Tom Scott (fortfierly stationed igre) and wife wfll be present. They i111 also lead the meetings on Saturday Dd Sunday, the 5th and 6th. A l Brilliant Sky. The northern heavens Saturday night Vere resplendent with the touch of nature. l'he scene was unique and attracted the tttention of all who were on the streets )etween 7 and 8 p.m. Directly north of the aurora borealis was shining with all ‘ .ts mid-winter brilliance. It was at the iWisteria limit of the cycle which it formed that its magnificence was most pronounced. Here the aurora mingled itself with the P58 of the departed sun, which shot up mt0 the heavens like the glare of a huge “mance. Through this the aurora rapidly at its jutting spires. ever changing color they darted across the furnace-like Felling. One moment nearly all the lots of the rainbow would been seen. 811 a pale pink would predominate. ollowing would appear a bright ochre or Vermillion and then a rich purple, and on ad infinitum. New and then the est spires in the centre of the cycle Weld catch a sun ray and turn a rich ink, “file the eastern limit and the clan in h “amt! were tinged with the some L13 IS W'JI'L‘h-y Town and County‘ \ Powder for horses. cattle, sheep 25 cts. at Higinbotham’s. 7-3 must. go. u 01d Eng‘iSh " PLACE TO BUY THE PLACE. STATKONERY STORE. 15c Ties 30c L'nderware 350 Top Shirts Spring Assizes. REQUISITES Kent Street, Lindsay. 'ost Office. ire. 11'1:on‘l’.()f 18, 1892. .icnic at MCCRIM- 3-tf H” 1 0c 40c 50c 75c The great cough king, White Pine Balsam, 25 botham's. Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease Consumption. Ask yourselves if you can afl'ord for the sake of saving 50c., to run the risk and do nothing. We know from experience that Shiloh’s Cure Will cure your cough. It never tails. 50-tf. On Saturday afternoon last Geo. Brown had the misfortune to slip on the ofice floor of the Simpson House, and in falling struck his head on the staircase. When picked up he was found to be unconscious from the force of the hlow, and deep wound, about three inches in length, was found on the back of his head. A doctor was at once sent for, when restoratives were given him. After regaining cons- cious his wounds were quickly dressed and the injured man was driven home. Mr. James'Doan, brakexnan on Con- ductor Britton’s train, which runs between here and Port Hop), had the misfortune to have the three first fingers of his hand badly smashed while coupling cars at Franklin on Tuesday morning last. A doctor was immediately sent. for, when it uvv‘v- . was found necessary to have two of the fingers amputated. The injured hand was immediately dressed, and at last reports he Was doing as well as can be expected. The second annual convention of Vic- toria County of Y.P.S.C.E. will be held on Thursday and Friday, Feb. 18th and 19th. The first session is to be held it St. Andrews’ Presbyterian Church on Thurs- day at 7.45 p.m. Several of the leading Christian Endeavor workers will take part in the meeting. The second session to be held in the Y. M. C. A. rooms Friday morning, will take the form of a sunrise prayer meeting from 6.30 to 7.30 a.m. Rev. Mr. McAuley, of Woodville, will have charge of the meeting. The third session, on Friday morning, in the Baptist Church. Meeting will commence at 9.30 a. m. Reports will be heard from the county socities and several papers will be read on very interesting subjects. The fourth session, on Friday afternoon, at 2.30 p.m., will also be held in the Baptist Church. At the close of the meeting a vuestion drawer will be conducted by the Provincial President, Rev. J. A. R. Dick- fon. of G'xlt. Fifth session will be held lllCCkAub' uv.-..-- _-__,_ It is expected that the- meetings will be crowded, and that all will feel that it is to their interests to make the convention a. success spiritually. LK'IL. \_’l \J' ‘.v. on Friday evening in St. Andrews’ church, meeting,r commencmg at 7.46 p.m. _, _.:11 LA On Monday evening last a meeting was held in the Simpson House parlor, for the purpose of organizing a. lacrosse club for the year 1892. The attendance was not what it should have been, but enough were present to show that the men deter- mined to have a lacrosse club. Mr. Illlucu uu ..... h S. Malcolmson was appointed chairman of the meeting. Mr. Malcolmson made a few brief remarks in regard to what we had assembled for, and also to state that the Lindsay people should take more interest in the game, and help to encourage, instead of discouraging, the boys in trying hard to hold up Lindsay's end of having one of the best teams in the Province. The next meeting has been ar- ranged for Monday, Feb. 29th. when it is expected that a large crowd will be present who will put shoulder to shoulder to make the lacrosse club a grand success during the coming: year. The meeting is called for 8 o’clock sharp. The following are the officers electedzâ€"Hon. Pres. Sam Hughes; Hon. Vice-Pres. W. H. Simpson; President, W. H. McClure; Captain, Q. Malcolmson; Sea-Twas. H. C. Smyth; Chaperon, Geo. Carr; Committee, L. LeBarr, H. Reesor, and B. Finley. The meeting: then adjourned. Mr. Geo. A. Weese. of Toronto, spen a. few days in town last week. Chief Constable Douglas, of Port Hope, was in town on Thursday last. Mr. James Buck, of Toronto. was doing 1 the town on Thursday of last week. Rev. Father Nolan. of Bracebridge, was in town for a few days last week. Mr. C. J. Smith, of Toronto. spent Thursday and Friday of last week in town. The Rev. Father Bretherton, of Vic- toria Road, was in town on Monday last Miss Berry, of Believille, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Adam Doran. of the South Mr. J. J. McGinley, of Toronto. was looking up old friends for a few days last week. We are sorry to learn that Dr. Poole is confined to his bed with a. serious attack of la grippe. Mr. D. Buchanan, of Clinton, Ont, has been visiting friends in tovn for the past week. Mr. John L. O’Brien, of Peterboro, was in town for a few days last week visit- ing friends. Mr. Geo. K. Dean. of Kingston, was among the many visitors in town during the past few days. Oh, What a Cough! We are leased to hour that Mrs. J. A. Bucknell u so far recovered from her recent severe iilneu as to be-able to lit up. Mr. Geo. Kompt. of the Montreal Bank, Brocxvillo. in visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Kanpt, for a few dun this week, Accidents. C. E. Notes. Lacrosse. Personals. in other words cts. at Higgin- 7 -3. THE WATCHMAN L The council held their regular meeting in the council chamber on Monday even- ing last. BREVITIES. Do not fail to read Higinbotham’s “ d. ” The town was full of strangers on elec- tion day. Read R. S. Porter's new advertisement in this issue. Constable Reeves run in a. drunk or. Saturday evening last and locked him up. The Millbrook curlers defeated the home team by one shot on Monday after- noon last. Ladies Dong 013. Kid Button Boots for $1. 50, at Perkins 00., are the best value in the County. 7- tf. The juvenile f not ball club defeated the Reaboro team at that place on Saturday last, by three straight goals. Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s fine Boots Shoes a specialty, at Perkins 00.. 52 Kent St. Lindsay. 7-tf. Business was exceedingly dull in town on Saturday last owing, no doubt, to the bad condition of the roads. The band did not play at the rink on Friday evening last as expected. owing. to some of the members being laid up. Those of our readers should not .fail to read Dundas Flavelle Bro's “ad.” in this issue. It will pay you. At: the next regular meeting of the True Blues. the first Monday in March, a White Rose and Blue Apron degree meeting will be held. On Friday morning last Mr. Arch; Campbell’s horse took fright and ran away. It was caught before any damage was done. A large nurnber of Lindsayites drove to Port Perry on Tuesday last to take part in the fancy dress carnival being held there that evening. Owing to the cold weather and bad roads on Saturday last, the altar boys of St. Mary’s R. C. church had their drive postponed to some future date. The Annual Provincial LOrange Grand Lodge of Ontario East will be held in the Oddfellows’ hall, Napanee. on Tuesday, March lst, and following days. Sunday last was the coldest day we have experienced this year and prevented a goodly number from attending the differ- ent churches during the day. Mr. Wm. Walters gave a entertainment with his phonograph at the Separate school ‘ on Monday afternoon last, much to the enjoyment of the children present. The farmers should now look over repair, and paint up his old machines and also arrange for procuring such new ones as may be needed. It is none too early. You should get a pair of those men’s wanbmnhnr Kangaroo Boots at Perkins You should get a. pair of those men’s Wankenphast Kangaroo Boots at Perkins 00., 52 Kent St. Lindsay, first door west of Kennedy Co’s. dry goods store. When a farmer feeds a pig' beyond nine months of age, he is needlessly throwing away his profits. He is very slow to learn this notwithstanding that. it. has been so often demonstrated. Friday last was a lively day in town. The touting of horns, waving of flags. and processions in honor of Mr. Fairbairn and Mr. Hughes being returned to Parlia- men, being the cause. The hockey match between the Gov.- General and Lindsay teams did not take place on Friday evening last. as was announced in last week’s issue. but we understand is to take place at an early date. Farmers driving into town on Saturday last found it pretty hard work to get through the drifts, as in a number of places the snow banks were as high as six and seven feet, which had to be shovelled through before they couid procceed on their way. 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. ‘ Sunday last, Feb. 14th was St. ‘Vzilentine’s day, and the clerks in the post office on Saturday and Monday were kept busy distributing the mail to the “lucky” winners. No doubt, a good deal of tall swearing was done when some received the mischevioua envelope. A number of our enterprising young men have come to the conclusion to form an orchestra. and have already some of our best musicians enrolled. This is a long felt want, and no doubt the citizens of Lindsay will rejmce in the idea of once more having a string band in our midst. The additional machinery being put into ‘ Sadler, Dundas Co.’s mill is nearing , completion. and it 18 expected that busi- . ‘ ness will be resumed about the lat day of March. There have been an “army” of hands employed during the past two months, some of the best millwrights to be had in the province, and it is expected that when everything is in order that the output will be so largely increased that it will rake but a short time to pay 'up for the loss of time in putting in the addition- ial works. The Empire of Wednesday says :â€" Passing through the city yesterday was Mr. J. D. Flavelle. of Lindsay, the most famous curler in all Ontario. He was at the Walker house, and was returning from the North-west laden with the spoils of victory. This is the second year in suc- cession that Mr. Flavelle has taken his Lindsay rink tn Winnipeg and carried all before him, winning the International . Challenge Trophy and a score of medals. p The crack ski said that the Lindsay visitors had a g orious time in the Prairie I City, where they were right royally re- i: ceived and most hospitably treated. A i great reception is awaiting the Lindsey u I. curler on his arrival on his native ice. v‘r 1NDSAY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, I892. LINDSAY’S :wTTE 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 best by its customes in this direct- 1011. Remember us When in search of COUNTER.