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l ,l is Y . v 0V v :‘T E D ‘ hat you s on Want . remain mes you ter. a trifle - Dy more {a uld like the price we m e to our y select. moder- LC! d when}. 5 carried ect fit TH}: 'l‘uP, periors. 8d people. ' received- the right acing an of clotlie~ save you uamnwe C358 L - t Tailors .. v.7}.â€" 7 0 loan money :2 roperty at V" .0 nt desire! by CR, 3A., Bu. 05cc; on! v. ear Pleas- day, Jan. 39¢. oug. bunny all: e tinder wiilbt '7‘ to his own-fa registered re boarsnnd so” the above brceb o u prize-m shireJVh tesoflv Prices to suit 9‘ 7 d RO. Box 18. . a pair of will oblige b7 _______'__.’_.-" 7 Academy Sausa. V 3 Fl and i o l 00. ,. a: . J {‘4 ’2‘ 0 0 0 4 ¢ put on tne market, it Q d in § sou ; o = "‘ midi.“ S ._ ostoo '9' Suitable for wedding and Holiday Gifts. in _â€" "AYE CHINA, ~GLASSWARE, â€"-L»’A'IC~-1 513.4 c. p dainty trifle, which L ornamental home decora- tion. The latest produc- ‘?ons are always in our a. a b . asso; :mcn .. The jewelry depart- ment has a superb assort- ment of beautiful RIINGS :35. Gem Settings and Weddings Rings of c sired weight. ' - Bracelets are again wvue, a d the demand ,. OPTECEANS é LlliDSA‘l'S LEADING JEWELERSé v,v ”all, that cold never will be miss you use KARL’S TAMARAC CORDIAL. I". is Nature’s own remedy for .‘\.,., . .H‘ '7‘ VI, ‘ 'l’ - “‘53: “ARI (XJMLB, anu Wli'. ya up in day or two. “.easant :0 take and the f'rs: dose gives relic-E. 20c a cztie, Your prescriptions, s usual, receive the pains- ’;-i<ing care and attention of experienced pharmacist at ..our store. . .. v‘siif‘é‘S‘SOR AND - - - COLEMAN’S SALI lN BARRELS. - 3F. El: .~~; QUALI‘IIES'B ”CRTLAND CEMENT, Star Brand, BLASTER PARIS, Albert Brand. _-â€"-â€" A QCAN'rirY or ~HARB BURNT CELLAR FLOORING. -â€"SU°£RIOR P358850 BRICK and â€"HOLLOW TERRA GOTTA for partitions. All for sale at a reduction to make room for other goods. DOORS. SASH, MOULDINGS and other inside finish. Rough and Dressed LUMBER, Shingles, Lfith, Etc, Etc. GOA L-Egg, Nut and Blacksmith. First-class HARDWOOD. L038 “d Show DRY MILL WOOD. The com- My have builta large shed and will be Emparedto supply dry mill wood during the sum mer. LITTLE LOCAL LINES TOWN NEWS LITTLE LOCAL LINES ""‘ atic who rocked d by the fool wh he can sk . ' â€"-A man is lingering at the gateâ€"some tamed of his recovery. or burglar maybe; he candidateâ€"he how near Leaves the hands Try it. Parcel Delivery positively Morgan 5 tramp Oh. no. ’tis t kiss the baby 1 â€"â€"Prof. Dean to give phrenol and residence, sav.â€"41. -â€"An exchange like a womanâ€"it It is also unl fact that it tells it jus -â€"Thc regular Aid Society wi chamber on All intereste ogical examinations Lindsay. graduate of f Phrenology, says tel knows. meeting 0 11 be held 1 Friday Neglect to advertise same rzi'er-t on trade. â€"-.‘~Ir. I. J. Preston has b township clerk of late Alfred Rylcy, year. â€"â€"The valuable corner oppos: chased by Mr. erect thereon several com lings. â€"“Mamma," said little J ac , 7 one wrth one “ I never 11 said his mother. ‘1 "‘0’ 3‘.) u” wedding invitation day that hit the read: “ Your presen ohn Sloan o to Manitoba ne _ a sale of his farm stock and im- plements on the 15th inst. â€"To-morrow evening, in of Toront eon appointel to succeed the Manvers. )” LID a. at a salary of 53 -Mr. J lot at the northeast Will ho] Durham-sts., has been pur- rki, who Will fortable dwel- “ did God (1 shields 8t 00., Montr to business men all attempted suicide at by cutting his throat. --The annual convcn so. Sabbath school akwood on \" illiam and te the G.T.R. station, Feb. 11th, Mr. 0 will address a of electors in the Academy the interest of Dr. M K traveller for Green- eal, and well-known over the province, Port Hope last week He may recover. tion of the Mari- ociation will the 14th inst. Mr. of Toronto will be present and QSCS. John Bertra mass m of Music in --Mr. L. Mclldowie, Frank Ma . eetmg blue eye on ever make an ‘ of an one black ’3 ’ that was so," then, you just look at T next time you see 1 one ._ Y," r? RE.d $1 IEPI A m; “ Veil, 8.83 fig Id at 0 Alfred Da deliver ad Heavy All-Wool Chock 50c. per square yard 40c. pcr lb.; cheap Wood taken in exchange. Lindsay Woolen Millsâ€"4. dsome Easy Chairs, Rockers and the New Furniture ment of Bedroom Extension Tables, Sonsâ€"51. famous pastry is now in and a glance moment’s in- t-hat he has not 5.3; â€"Mr. Ted. Scones, the cook and candy maker, employ of Mr. A. B. Terry, at the shop windows or nside will show f mak in great and choice vari- ety. From the rich, Horse Covers. Grey Blankets or than shoddy. HORN BROS. magriincent gift to the ' spection i lost the knack o the best in the above Cakes a specialty at this store. â€"â€"If drivers of rigsâ€"tow do no; use more caution a. and crossings in will be compellc several offenders. trians have had to hustle Horsemen 3 ing everythin lines. “Ted â€"5 3. n and countryâ€"â€" t street corners town the chief of police d to make an example of Of late many pedes- to prevent hould remember have the right of way always welcome to ones coll“ction of useful and â€"Han Writing Store. Desks cheap at Also a. large assort Setts, Mattrasses, Springs, . tc., one door west of Sutclifle wThrough failure to comply with Mr. 5 the personal sketch last week’s W'ATCHMAN ars in this issue. . repeating, this ex- dcrs is hardly ne- being run down. that foot passengers at crossings. --Miss Fanny fancy skater, son, the champion trick and of the Dominion, will give c the Victoria rink, Lin Feb. 14th. double feats on the ice the skating Dont’t fail to see them. â€"Last Saturday afterno n of Mr. Wm. was trying toj d with scrap iron h tered his mouth schrely Dr. IIerriman. who p‘e of stitches into 11 converse in the Fox’s instruction which appeared in also appe good thing will bear planation to our rca. cessary. -â€";\Irs. Driscoll of the son aged lady who has on from a severe illness, pull out a drawer w resulting in aheavy Her advau Davidson, the peerless 1“. David- artist xbibitions at Monday lo and assisted by John speed dsay, on Their sing area revelation to Special costumes. th ward, an tly recovered was cndeavoring to her hand slipped. fall which fractured ced age makes it a in evening, ly recen world. hen on as Fred, the Holtorf of the ump onto a e fell and a her hip. critical case. â€"â€"The Farmers’ 5! paper in the MAN, the bes one. year for one do MAN and Form a 7-yearsold so cast ward, sleigh loade sharp piece on cutting his tongue. was at hand. put a con the wound and Fred wr mute alphabet for a few days. -â€"Everv independent elector 5 Its comments on ndb mâ€"the best market â€"and Tar: WATCH- t local paper in the county, Or THE Warni- nd Home, a splendid agriculturaljournal.published every two weeks, for one dollar. â€"Seven sleighs building material pu yards of Kennedy bound for t \Verry of the 101. whose neighbors mo smli' for his new house. â€"-Under the provisions Act, Marriage L 'l‘nos. BEALL a at. any ti 11 pan; jewellry s usual.â€"8â€"tf. -â€"A few evenings ago a young f.1low "curse of one of the back walk on his the cold or was more than inc and he evidently determined province llar. hould have rovinciol pendent incscimable ic citizen whether he endent. air, unbiassed starc- d in the Sun. (1 this paper for one ily loaded with lied out of the lumber avisSc Son on Tues- he farm of Mr. Thos. . heav Sun. . from a thoroughly 1 will be found of the issues, standpoint, value to every patriot reform or indcp , D day . h concessron of What deabee to draw the be liberal, everyone. desires is a f ment and that is f can get the sun an ye ‘.I‘ for one dollar. #Sunday evening (Thief Bell “ Burke on a warrant cho ting and robbing one has been spe Mr. McCann claims \vbile Y oun on of the New lcenses are issued by MR. t his residence, between arrested rglng him Patrick riding 6 mm and me of the day G. W. Beall‘s also at his_oflicc in. tore during busrncss hours as ” Covy with ossau: McCann, a sailor who the winter in town. d him down, and bbed of $27, leaving pair of black eyes brought that Burke knockc to he was re 'him with nothing but a and a bruised body. before County Magistra remanded. -A settler named prostra the Canada” was observed on streets gro ing a hands and passers-by. could carry, to pull it for a while. -â€"â€"The 'busses in connection with the various hotels in Lindsay have been artistically adorned wit inside and out, long the side oblivious to Burke was to Deacon and -nees, His load Burke, who lived Haliburton village, Wednesday night body was found (lav it was frozen man had evidently d to his stock, ad been met-come by perished Au inquest was not When the by a neighbor the following The unfortunate. n to atten last. 11 a new coat of and look pretty " 'c to a wedding in. The Ycitch Bros, who to twirl a paint iatill'. gone to the bar .and while there h 'some sudden before aid arrival. . deemed necessary. sâ€"Thc Lindsay hockey l'xbcidge club on Frid The game w from the start, the visit:- by a score of T to G. was made up as follows : Barron : work was done by the evidently know how brush. â€"Tbc regular anm atrons of industry wi all. Lindsry. on commencin fill at w eakness. and 13.1 meeting of the ll be held in Smyth‘s February 12th n.m. The be taken up with the and other business he interest of the organiza- .m. a public meeting will hall, when W. L. f the Farmers‘ on of Cannington, and e meeting. As we n election cam- that every club played the ht, on the as hotly contested rs finally winning Lindsay club 'l‘wani- ay mg Saturday, lU.30 l vf n l' a.-cr1.n. . ‘ ‘ next, morning session w election of o pertaining to t .-\t 1.30 take place in t e same Smith of Toronto. Sun: ll (7. Brand others will address th are now in the heat of 8. ill be very important ho is desirous of hearing the s of the day discussed dent standpoint to be tion of the The Goal, F. cover-point. \. J. M. Martin, A. S. Travers ; W. fiicers Icy: point. I“. Keenan: forwards, ll. A. Callaghan, blood: tzon. Pztrlcin, umpire, Eieesut'. --A young man 0 examined by Prof. ogist, and was told competent inventor. one of the largest im Canada. he mentione reply stating that if :2 competent man t better recommendation. phi-ecology. -Mr. O. Bigelow has purchased houses on the southeast corn Peel-sts. from the trustees and will remove 11 be placed on a r of Albert and Bond- of Lindsay d was $120. for Sunday school ted on the lot now houses during the y the congregation of time-keeper. editor 0 f Mnnvcrs had his head Dean, our local phrenol- that he would make a and perhaps osition in actories in this and received a the phrcnologist was hey could not have a Tally one for paigu it w elector w political question an indepen \Ve hope every sec il themselves of this 1 be taken in the ingthe independent move- moment. R. machinist, an In applying for a lement from present. cmnty will ava opportunity as way of depen ment at suc CAMPBELL. county secretary. - Health and strength carry us through make us safe in the presenc- erfectly strong man with . has nothing to fear from breathe in the bacilli of If there is a ms may find an then the trouble gate with Unca in the blood f them is to kill Pierce‘s Golden It purifies the kills the germs, of what it does. It stimulating the fluids, so promoting trition; purifies and blood and so sup lies the he food they need. flesh and disease-resisting state. t stamps to cover cos"- of great book, The Medical Adviser: World's Di- ssociation, No. 603 action wil h a critical the two frame. er of ‘i'v'illiam and of St. AndreW's church, them at once. vacant lot the come sts., and the othe and Russell-sts. building oses will be crec these dangers and of peril. rich, pure blood germs. A p ’ wi Jne He may consumption wit weak spot where the get entrmce to the tissues, Disease germs props r at the corner h impunity. The price pai new . begins. lightning-like rapidity. the only way to This is w Medical Discovery is for. That means that it 13‘er occupied by present summer, b St. Andrew's. " Coon Hollow the Academy of M was a very goo he reput get rid 0 them. but Dr. " was the attraction at usic on Friday night. (1 house and the ation they got There was some very hile the music, singing (I indeed. bauce was created bottle of anager Burke on the outside ers sat still 3.. mice. blood. but hat is only part assists digestion by secretion of dzgestiv assimilation and nu enriches the tissues with t p stronr, whole body in Send 31 one-con . mailing only, and get his People's Common Sense absolutely FREE. Ad Medical A Main Street, Buffalo, .\.Y. â€"The teachers of East Victoria met in mm] convention here on Friday of last week. Mr. Allan, fi‘witha paper on the d it in its Miss Thomas gave n decorating school- ictures of birds ly tinted walls. ‘herc company kept up t in other towns. clever acting. w and dancing was goo the evening some distur by a number of corn juice. but giving one of them a of the building the ot It was time for a. change. -â€"The McCal Tuesday evening wa The Y.M.C.A. whose auspices spieionsl v din b*fore empty that if they had a good entertainment. especially stro' and vigor as Durinn rustics and a healthy lace d ress, on concert spensnry lum-Zeigler 8 very slimly attended. le themselVes, under it was held, were con- The work the artists left the impression give a MOD their an and Saturday the president, led 0 “ Child Nature" relation to teaching. an excellent pspe absent. seats house they could Miss McCallum is eccs requiring action “ The Ship- and discussc mg in pi illustrated in ” ° manner. . were in their 11 and their stock of coal form despite the house encores was in peril. â€"Saturda night last P. C. Tripp of Toronto p0 ice force, son- Fred. Reeves of this town, unpleasant ex in the e tWenty of them w once at midni ht, and ottemp Another one of ad a third so the two inches in length hen knocked down badly beaten for assistance. Th and they start the inâ€"law of Mr. had a rather 1 second a your. the public sch d elicited llv n wh should begin with the The first should cov perlence with ast end of thy: are creating a when Tripp in one of the gang. walked with a nd struck head, infilctin a . The consta lo and would have had not whistled is frightened the 01;“. run away. fnvsomc dhtanm'. telling them. and bad 9 wound. He in row on w...- roughs . live issue an telligent di‘cusslon i Hickson of Bobca Phys disturb- i3: 3i}? in- tort n and uchuley of s in danger of Mr. Tilley n and the mev, to arrest the crowd load this 8 E3" 03)" Bots" led. bc' gash was I been if he ed to followed them pluckily In .n~_ -y-,.. - â€"-. :v - - Hitdidno: succeedinca LEPIH \Cb 01.41,. .\A‘). u , .‘ZIuI 30. 45. I the" “THIS '0 C. if. It! BAKER, Pct... ‘ NchunJall’a "owed by in and their drawing was I Mes rs. data of woven a . all-L“:- discussion led by Han 1 ington. Junk ”or! has be u change a doctor three stitches not in th (.1) u? LITTLE LOCAL LINES _.â€" â€"New Sprint: Hats at Armstrong Bros, â€"Hammonu, the vaenburst man gets opposite post office. ' The Inn â€"-Look at the label on your pa er and supersede see if isn't " time for a change” of ate. â€"To keep the chaps away use Pnnmx‘s ’Witch Hazel Cream. and face soft as velvet. ~chous’ meets all trains. Leave orders at Drug Store.-3-tf. -â€"Careful phrenol made by Prof. Dean, the American Inétitute o , New Yorkâ€"41. -â€"A Sundcrland lad ' ands that he made after having eight sets 0 Toronto and elsewhere.â€"-17- . le lawsâ€"if a becomes has the ; a. new trial for the murder of Katie Tough. the boat is now , éBrakcman H. Shoniker fell from the 0 tries to see cast bound train Wednesday morninlz ate to the airhole. near U nionville and little hopes are enter- Knittod underwear, Iambs’ wool, knit wants t0 2 ply, warm, durable, non-shrinking ; weight, 16 to 22 02. each; price, 750; to will be at home Saturdays, SLOO. HORN BROS., Manufacturers. ‘ ‘ t‘ons. O gilWlilflitgdll-‘sgasbuth. Lind- â€"The annual mating 0’ the Victoria county cheese board will be held in the council chamber, Lindsay, on Wednesda the telephone is . ls everything it next, Feb. 16th, at 11 am). A full atten ikea woman, in the t as it hears it. f the Children‘s 11 the council 11th, inst.’, at 7.30 p.m. d are invited to attend. We were shown the other day bull’s eye of fact. It to requested." f Reaboro intends xt month, and ance of all interested is requested. -â€"The board for the istration of man- hood suffrage finished t eir work in the town last Saturday nioht. and 414 new names were placed on the lists. These are divuded between the two parties, largely in favor of the one that gives you the information. â€"1t may rot be enerallv known that the truant officer fin 3 numbers of child- ren who do not attend school because thev have not sufficient clothing. We think there are many persons having cast-off clothes suitable for children between the ages of 8 and 14 that they would be glad t) give to any who need them. A note 'to the dispensers of the charity committee would enable them to dispose of such clothes in a very useful way, _ -\Ve clip the following from the Daven- port, Iowa, Daily Times: “The engage- ment of J. C. McDonald, the valued employe and floor manager of the Boston store, and Mrs. R. D. Thexton, a resident of Lindsay, province of Ontario. Canada. be is announced. The auspicious event will take p'ace some time in next July, at the home of the bride’s parent’s in Blackstock, Out. The prospective groom has been a resrdent of Davenport for the past sixteen vears, having been formerly a resident of Bowmanville, Ontario. The bride will be warmly welcomed to the society circles of this cit , wherein the happy couple will make t eir future home.” â€"Word has been received of the safe arrival at St. Peter's mission. Hay river, Great Slave lake, of Rev. Thomas Marsh, brother of Rev. C. H. Marsh of St. Paul‘s, who left Lindsay for that place last summer with his bride and Miss Lila Veitch. The distance from Athabasca Landing to Hay rtiver is 1,056 miles, and this was covered in twenty-seven days in a scow. Mr. Marsh had with him four trappers, and they carried their provisions in the scow. T e entire distance was done by water, with only one portage of 16 miles. The fact is of interest to those who tahLDk of taking this route for the Klon- 1 .el â€"Somc firms, and especially some farm- ers. who seek to have their names entered upon the books of agricultural societies as “So-and So 8?. Son,” and thereby hope to obtain the advantage of two or more persons securing privileges at fair time, etc., are, by the amendment of the agricultural and arts act, entirely debarred from any such privilege. “ Sub- Ject to by-laws, a firm or incorporated company may become a member on the payment of the regular fee, but the name of one person only shall, in any one year. be entered, and that person only shall exercise the privilege of membership of Mariposa, the society." SILVER WEDDING. On Friday. Feb. 4th, quite an interest- ing rc-union took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .l. 13. Thompson, Brock, when upwards of seventy relatives and friends assen‘ibled to congratulate the host and hosteSS on the twenty~fifth anniversary of their wedding day. Notwithstanding Lh‘.‘ previous stormy weather. the day bI‘OkP calm and bright and seemed to augura continuance of heaven‘s smile upon them. The house was tastefully decorated with evergreens and was soon accomodating guests from Uxbridue. Whitby. Lindsay, Prince Albert, Sunderland, Wick, Sonya, Crwsswell, Manilla, Lorneville and Pine- dale. A most happy time was spent in reminiscences, some having not met for twenty years. At six o'clock the host and hostess. with those ,of the company who had participated in the event twentv-nvc years ago, led the wa to tea. Much regret was felt that the cv. Mr. Currie of kirkfield could not be present. as he officiated at the marriage in 1873. A lance wedding cake decked the centre of the table, bearing the dates 1873 and 1898 in silver. After tea games were brought forward and enjoyed until midnight, when the nuests returned to their homes well pleased with the evening. The magnifi‘ cent display of silver, which’for quality and beauty of design could scarcely be surpassed, gave evidence of the esteem in which Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and their two daughters are held. ____..â€"â€"-â€" PROF. ALEXANDER’S LEC PURE ON POETRY. Albert-st. The fourth lecture of the Collegiate Institute lecture course was given on Friday evening last by Prof. W. J. Alexander, Ph. D.. of Toronto University. Dr. Alexander took for his subject “The Function of Poetry" and delighted the poetically inclined of his audience with his luminous and profound discussion of his theme. He dealt at some length with the form of poetry, showing the affinity of feeling and rhythm, and pointing out that rhythm and metre are fundamental in poetic form. Turning to the poe ic thought the professor showed all subjects were not suitable for poetic treatment, only those that were associated with emotion. The primary aim of poetry is to excite emotion. Poetic treatment in language and the poetic treatment of theme came under discussion and were closely and clearly analyzed. The poet is an artist in words; the poet in treating his theme grasps the essentials and artistically welds them into a harmonious whole. “Prose is the mirror of the mind, poetry of the soul, of man." Rev. Mr. Macfarlanc moved and Squire Macdonnell seconded a vote of thanks, to which Prof. Alexander briefly replied, reminding his audience of the needs of the University of Toronto Col. Deacon discharged the duties of chairman in his usual happy way, and Miss Terese Benson added to her laurels as pianist by her piano solo ..... The next lecture will been Thursday, March 10th, by Rev. H. Symonds, M.A.. of Peterboro, on “Dante.” _____â€".-â€"â€"-â€"-â€"- SALE REGISTER. t builds puts the TUESDAY, FEB. rsâ€"By Elias Bowcs, auc- tioneer, credit sale of tarm stock and implements. the property of John Sloan, south ball lot IO. con. 7, Ops. Sale at one o’clock and without reserve, as Mr. Sloan is giving up farming in this srction. THURSDAY, 24m Flamâ€"By Elias Bowers, auctioneer, on lot 8, con. 8, Mari furniture belonging to William Chase. :fifgndlilsirgnd the Select one o’clock. Proprietor going to Mr Broderick’s address on Manitoba. _ ool curriculum touched a MONDAY, 28TH Pamâ€"By Elias Bowes, auctioneer, on east half lot 1, con. 9, of Richard Best. Sale at one o’clock. The proprietor is going to Manitoba. nday Mr. J. dancer. on north half lot 12, cot. 5, agriculture in Mariposa, the farm stock and implements, publish at an belonging to Silas Wallis. Sale to com- 11 bro ‘7 mcnceatonco’clock. Tbcwholctobe farming. the farm stock implements 2 nd household Mariposa, the farm stock and implements 181‘}! Fanâ€"By Elias Bows, auc- sold, as the proprietor is giving up harry Our Job Departman. KINDERGARTEN scaoor. â€"â€"- There is still .0... for a limited number more pupils at the Kindergarten School La 27 Cambridge-st, two doors south of Russell. A ply between the hours of 11 and 4.30. erms on applicationâ€"HELEN Vt xxoaovE,-3â€"5. .._._.._â€"â€" TABLE DAINTIES All sorts of dainties and fancy edibles at Tnxav’s. Macaroons, Kisses, Oyster Patties and Scotch Bread at TERRY’S. All sorts of Pull Paste articles, Tarts, Turnovers and Cream Pulls at Tenkv’s, Wedding Cakes, Icing, Jell Roll, Tea and Pound Cakes at TERRY’S Oysters, choice Confections and Ban-Tons, Dates, Figs and all Dried Fruits, Groceries and Canned Goods at TERRY’s.â€"â€"6- 3. .â€"_._â€" A FALSE REPORT CORRECTED To the Editor of tho Watchman. Sunâ€"The old report of last campaign is again revived, viz: That after the elections are over I purpose leaving Woodville. and going to Toronto to live. Let me assure my friends that I have no intention of leaving Woodville. I have been used too well here, and by the people of this vicinity, to think of leaving. Jonx MCKAY, M.D. Woodville, Feb. 5th, I898. HAVE YOUR campaign HEADS sxnumsn. ...â€"_. ProfJDean, phrenolozist, has met with well deserved success since taking up his residence in Lindsay. He is a graduate of the New York Phrenological Institute and keeps. him- self well posted in all the latest points pertain- ing to his position. Residents of Lindsay who would like to have their own or their children’s heads skilfully examined at their residences can do so without extra charge by leaving word at this office, or dropping Mr. Dem a card at the Lindsay P.O., appointing date and hour. â€"â€".-â€"â€"â€" ACCOMMODATION BARNS I have to thank the public for the liberal patronage they have given me since, I built these barns, and while doing so I take the opportunity of saying to all who may not know of it, that my commodious sheds are at the disposal of all teams and rigs without charge, and also that for whatever price the public think is right, I can provide first-class stabling and feed. In connection with my barns I have a comfortable office where farmers are welcome to come and talk or meet their friends. Hoping to receive my share of the public support, I am, yours faithfully, â€"-4-3. ALBERT ann'r'r. _____â€"â€"+-â€"-â€"â€"- IT PAYS TO READ THE PAPERS _._. Some peOple read newspapers aimlessly and for mere pastime, while others read them for profit. Hugh Callendcr, 2. {am er nc ar Napanee, Ont., is of the latter class. People in this country raise many onions which they have been selling to commission men at the rate of 59 lbs to the bushel, but when Callcn- dcr delivered his crop he remembered that he had noticed in the papers an item to the effect that the last legislature had passed an act making 48 pounds a bushel, and he demanded settlement on that basis and got it. He thus saved more in the one transaction than the cost of all the newspapers he ever bought or will buy in hislife. ____._..__â€" PLEASANT SURPRISE Mr Arch. Campbell, our popular Kent-st grocer, had a pleasant birthday surprise recent- ly. Knowing of the approach of their esteemed employer’s natal celebration the clerks of the establishment decrdcd to have a share in the event, so at the close of business hours the) presented Mr. Campbell with an elegant L'aS) chair Mr. James Dwycr was spokesman o' the occasion, and in making the presentation aptly stated the kindly sentiments of the staff. There is no capital and labor problem in that store . _â€"â€"â€"-4â€"-â€"â€"- MR. WILDER GETS THE TICKETS m Some two years ago the G T.R. adopted the policy of confining the sale of their tickets 10 station agents only. As a. result they were removed from the express office here, and although it was a great inconvenience to the public and an actual loss to the company all efforts to have them put back were fruitless until Wednesday last, when an official arrived in town and replaced them with Mr. Wilder. The purpose of the down-town agency is nor to interfere with the local business, but to furnish information and effect sales to persons from the surrounding community who contem- placc long journeys and re uire directions and particulars in detail. Mr. ’Vildcr will be abh to devote time to such and answer all ques- tions. â€"â€"â€".â€"-â€" CHEAP READING Tm: Warrant»: toJanuary, 1899. . . .$ 4;) “ “ and the Sun ....... 1 00 “ “ Farm and Home and Chambers‘ Encyclopacdia, 700 es, 1000 illustrations ........... 1 00 THE ATCHMAN and Weekly Mail... 1 25 “ “ and Weekly Globe.. 1 5c “ “ and Family Herald. 1 60 “ “ and Farming. ..... 1 55 “ “ and W'estministeru 2 50 ,, “ and Toronto Daily Star ............................ 1 75 THEWATCHMAX and Montreal weekly \Vitness ..................... 1 50 THE ‘\VATCHMA.\' and the Orange Sentinel together with the new Orange Chart .................... 1 THE WATCBMAN and Hoard's Dairy- manâ€"the best publication of its kind in America .................. 1 55 BOARD OF EDUCATION. The board of education held its first mteting of this year on Wednesday even» ing, the 20th inst. The members were all present except Messri. Flavelle and McLaughlin. Mr. J. R. McNeillie was re-elected president and Mr. B. Spiel secretary-treasurer. The standing com- mittees are as follows: Financeâ€"T. Stewart, chairman; J. D. Flavelle, D. 1:. Anderson, P. G. Pilkie, R. Kylie and J. Kennedy. Managementâ€"D. R. Anderson. chairman; J. Staples, R. Kennedy, J Kennedy, W. McWattcrs, R. J. Mc- Lauohlin. ,Visiting and reportsâ€"Col. Deacon, chairman; J. Staples, R J. Mc- Lau hlin and Dr. Jcfi‘ers. Sites and boil ingsâ€"P. G. Pilkie,chaicmsn; D. R.' “all!“ llllllllllllllllllilllllilllllllllllllllillllllllllilIf um ‘ â€"-Childrons’ Colored Iderdown 39 Costs, fit ages 2 to 5 yrs, for c M â€"Whito and Fawn Scotch Finger- 3 ing Yarns, ounce skeins, for. . . c W -â€"Grey, Blue and White Beehive 5 Fingering Yarns, oz. skeins, for c M -â€"All-wool Blue Boucle Serge, 4 inches wide, regular price 75cyard,for.......... ..... 35c lllllllEliillllllllllllilfllflfllflllmnlllilllllllllllllillfi Without sharp practice. :mlll llllIIIIllllllllllilllllllllll‘ lllllillllllllllllllllll WARNER CO’S OLD STAND. 76 All!) 7s Km smear. c... SS .a.‘ SUTGUFFE sills KENT STREET, LINDSAY 1 av' \ - Nu .-_, ”I“ llllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIllllllll’lllllllllllllllIlllllllll l â€"Ladies’ All-wool Cashmere 81111;:11.’ extra large size, 8' t y soiled, regular rice $1.50.for.............li 506 @ _42 In. All-wool Dress Goods, ()5 regular price 75c yard. for "‘ 6 â€"Childrens’ Plain and Rib- 15 bed all-wool hose, sizes 7, 53-, B LINDSAY. ONT. @ â€"La_dieo’ Knitted Wool L'nder- 59 skirts, regular price 85c, for c «IIIIIIll‘llllllllllllllllllllllIIllllIllllllllillllllllll ll. (D d Ii 0 I:" H "*1 "El L11 2° to O 2 CD 'Ianty Lines â€"-â€"â€"-â€"FOR Mum! PEflPLEl N ORDER to keep abreast with the times and .. retain our reputation as being the firs: howse LA in the trade we have this week added several new lines to our already well-assorted stock. Among them may be found : ~Hoeton, Catto Co’s Royal Salad Dressing. â€"â€"Chri‘st1e Brp‘wn 8: Co’s Snow Flake Biscuits. â€" - " Butter Crackers. â€"â€"Schredded Whole Wheat Biscuits. â€"â€"Batar Co’s English Jellies HParagon Cheese in small pots -â€"McLaren’s Imperial Cheese. â€"â€"Heintz’s Preserved Sweet Pickles. l Teas! Teas! Our Tcas need no introduction to the public, as of old they comprise the cream of the world’s market. Special Prices for the Next 30 Days : Choice Ceylon Tea, regular price 500 for 400 Choice Hyson Tea, regular price 4.00 for 30c Choice Japan Tea, regular price 800 for 250 RAM LAL’S, BLUE RIBBON. 400 SELECT. Give us a trial order and test the superiority cf these goods. . SPRATT KILLEN THE RELIABLE GROCERS. Anderson J. Staples, R- Kennedy, COI- SIGN OF THE MILL SAW ‘ PETERBOBO Deacon, W. McWattcr-s. entertainmentsâ€"J. D. Flavollc chairman; Kylie. The chairmen of committees constitute an advisory committee....Mr. P. G. Pilkie complained of the way he had been treat- ed last year and asked to have his name left off committees. Upon some remarks of condolence from members he consumed to act ...... Considerable discussion took place upon the question of fees of outside T. Stewart, Dr. Jefl‘ers, R. pu lls. Adepatation from Ops consislin of score. Hopkin Hunter, Walden an Marshall, appen to oppose the 1 r month tax. The subject was re errpgd back to committee, outside students to be without tax pendin action. . :‘.Principal Harstono’s requests orthe library grant, tender for stationery and typewriter for the commercial course were referred to committeea. . .. .;Eeadmaster Broderick submitted his public school report, show- ing a larger enrollment than over before a fin sting that more attention be h n of vocal music ...... Mr. decision to the also of the gymnasium was submitted, and after passing a batch of accounts the boar.. a given 9 e teat South's report, ob " i "urnrd. D Lectures and SOUTH SIDE KEN'LST" M°LENNAN 8: 00 W â€"TIR.E STEEL ~CARRIA GE IVOOD IVORK MCLENNAN CO..__3_ éoo’he Gosnnxrxn .vcckly circulati“ HARDWARE, COAL and IRON. of Tut: “’ATCIIMA) is LAC! 3:400. lBusmEss COLLEGE botcodily growing in popular favor. We have now Q... more in attendance than ever before. There is no better place for mom who wishes to take Ir thorough couroein SHOBTIIAIB. 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