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SHILOH’S w NSUMPTION ‘ CURE. ng room is firm-class. accomm‘a surpassed. People stoppingt will be used nicelv. Large sde,’ 2. Vick-mut- to all that Stops? s. “'averljc House. Kent Street, you or cost 11:ng 551; your S:H"1LOH‘: ‘ CURE, Price 20 cm, $1.00. If your Lungs are sore or ,use Shilc‘n‘s - areas Eater. zscts. .e Jeweller, Lin‘ a fatal case lLANDS u zed Air, animxmtered for nearly 23 yes. :ct'n for z'nouxmd: of persons “'1sz m. He use» the latest approved ministering the Gas. He studiednnk >f New York. the inventor ofgas fora- 1, who has given it to over 160,000!!!“ e Jeweller, m agasm/METHERELL i mouldin ;er ofmjury to the gums 01,3W, we rautifully in a few days, and nocons :ificial teeth inserted on all the p the mo»: approx-e0 styles_ and 3.111)] See his ad 5277167 C 525.25,; E Movements mam HG RINGS ETC. EAT CQUGEI CURE, this sum .IPTION CURE, is without a. par. history of medicine. All chum ERW $8113 Lindsay. of the new Hydro-Carbon Gas Fania! indcstz'uctibfc porcelain fillings and» mi decayed zeezh to their originalshpt. coicz. By this process old roots at n Crown: :ztzachcd ; consequently ran: ‘e the new ,n4 he}: :d to Sell it on a. positive gunman:w ' .0 other cure can successfully stand; .Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, will 01:: you. If "our child ha r V: mega. . 33211.»; h, useitpromptly sure. it V0.1 6 sad thatinsidi ’ SU3.1PTIO\, Wm ’ifalzw useit, it on or cost nothing. Ask your ,3] per day. Puausmac 00., % World! Raining, Rem EELANDS,‘ and prices qu‘ mas presents. D JEWEL! .y friends and C‘ y patronized 1 1d more comp} aim! on: already frame}: YOU BF, EN uses Ball's Local Anzstheticfi ' i» now using a new styk“ expressly manufacmred whflefl; York, which removesthem :r; to the gums or jaw, thegllfi some 9'11 Efi . iiféiikg erican Homes,” of our {carnal nadanvil spend usangl dollars and a lavish we feel confi. e premium world. The Lam-eased sir. i be executed wade. and We andiord at the 3U! arms; L I)- s" M. R. c. D. S. The public is cautioned not to make ontributiuns to a woman now going to toms and private houses, professedly ollecting supplies for another woman. ”alsely represented as being destitute of he necessaries of life. Within the last welve months the Central Charity Com- DENTlST, 3f? or anv lit. the ately 3 892. stic .972! V ‘ u : ithout 3p.” On, What 3. L0 gu All dmggm Will vou heed the warnmg. f'll‘lhe ‘ve gum anal nei‘hnps of the sure appr02}ch o t atf ssfunym ‘ wtizrrible disease Consumptlon. Ask or Brpgqhifiis, orinm if YOU can afford for the_salfe ONT. . 55' than; 1. and 'n g“ V hk‘)‘ H". Al, - :2;- ro leg.- ' 1; can dam -- r! his ign . y ,\ ,-'._. “. Ofll Town and County. Dentistry. First-class dentistry at Neelands’. Beau- } Gold and Porcelean Crowns inserted. -eth painlessly extractedâ€"104. \ the “Watchman. [\‘VIL‘V l..\ â€"_~V mittee has from town funds and private ? ources. assisted one household in this onnnection, to the extent. of not less than $50.00. another in addition to work found for the woman has received nearly $20.00, and another $40.00. There is no reason whatever with our present organization why anyone should solicit charity from [door to (1001‘. To do so is contrary to the law. and citizens should at once report to the police any case of begging that comes ourselves if you can anora 101' L116 bans »f saving 50a, to run the risk and do xothing. We know from experience that Shilulfs Cure will cure your cough. It lever tails. 50-tf. â€"-. v to their notice. )IcCrimmon has now to hand an elegant Me of all the n! n elties in Hats and Caps. ee his New York Styles. Beauties. 1511 and Pub‘iio School Books On Thursday last a. match was played between a picked team of the Peterboro’ club and the Lindsay Winnipeg team. The game throughout was very exciting. and was witnessed by a large crowd. There Was some magnificent play on both sides. but Victory remained with the Lindsay men by 1 point. Commissioner Rees, chief in command ‘ i the Sziivatiun Army in Canada, will isit Limisuy and conduct a meeting in e barracks on Friday, April 8th. rigadier Phiipott, who is well and vorably known here accompanies him. This evening: (Thursday) a number of ruirs will he enrolled beneath the Army Iors by Divisional Officer Sharpe, of Foronto. For some time the Army has een increasing,r its membership till now :numbers 65 soldiers in its ranks. LINDSAY. fla'L‘anUnv . W. Simpson, R. S. Davidson, J. M. McLennan, C. McGill, J. A. McMillan, 8. Ray, J. D.Flavelle,skip 18 T. Rutherford,skp 17 LIN DSAY. J. McAdams, J. Matthie, On Monday night a. friendly game was played on the Lindsay ice between Whitby and Lindsay clubs, resulting in a victory for Lindsay by 12 shots. LEOOL] J. M. McLennan, '. 11000, J. D. Flavelle, sk’p 25. L. Sebert, sk’p 17 E. S. Martin, J .Roas, Geo. Little, F. Billings, _ W. McLennan, E. Armstrong, J. A. McMillan,skip 21 W. Beith, sklp 17 On Tuesday morning a matched game was played between a. picked rink of the Whitby men and the Winnipeg rink of the L}ndsay club. resulting in a. victory for Lmdaay by 19 points. LINDSAY. WHITBY. W. H. Simpson, J. F. Pexton, J. M. McLennan, W. Beith, J. A. McMillan, W. Hood, J. D. Flavelle, skip 29 L. Sabert, skip 10 Anothor match was flayed botween the remaining rink of the Whitby “3°“ {and a rink of the Lindsay club yawning m t victory for Lindsay by 16 p013"- mnuv- WENDY- J. G. finals, J. Suntén. J-Knowlson.|kp.28, EAmttODKJh’ 5. LURSDAY. MARCH 24, 189-2. '1'. Sadler jr. I}. Ferguson. mBER T A)! I'LL LINE OF h. W’ hat a Cough 1 Salvation Army Notes. spring! Spring! METHERELL’S, Charityâ€" Caution . sTATiONERY STORE- HE -EZEA N 9K5" Curling Notes, REQUISITES Post Office. Kent Street, Lindsay. BOOKS, ON HAND. BOOKS. J. Stanton, Sheriff Paxton, W. Hood, L. Sebert, sk’p 17 J .Ross, F. Billings, V E. Armstrong, A; PETERBORO’. WHITBY. Caution. All partles are hereby cautioned not to give credit in my name without my written order. MRS. THos. POWERS. Boy Wanted. Wanted a good boy about 17 years of age, to learn Marble Cutting, apply at Marbel Works. R. CHAMBERS, Prop. Jackets and Capes. Just received a. large consignment of Jackets and Capes direct from the manu- facturers of Germany. 10-tf DUNDAS FLAVELLE BROS. Appointments: Tao following corporations in East Vic. t rx'ia have each appointed a Truant ()flicer under Section 7 of the Truancy Act of 1891: Town of Lindsay, Village of Ome- mee, Village of Bobcaygeon, School Sec- tion No. 3,Somerv111e. Assault Case. A man named Artless was brought before Col. Deacon on Monday last charg- ed With having assaulted one Asbury, both of Dunsford. There Was a large number of witnesses and the trail occupied the whole day, which resulted in Artless being fined $510 and costs, in all about $16. Hats! Hats ! McCrimmon, the Hatter. pulverizes them all. Why,he has a. good serviceable hat for 30c, and as neat a one as you can look at for 500. A complete upset in hats. See him before you buy or you will lose enough to buy yourself a. good silk tie. Everything in Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars, Ties, etc., to hand. Personals. Mr. J. A. Bucknell spent Sunday last in town with his family, and returned to Saginaw, Mich... on Monday. Miss Bertie Baker left on Saturday morning last for Colorada, to visit her brother, Mr. Ch: irles Baker, at one time a. resident of Lindsay. Y. M. C. A. Notes. The monthly meeting of the Board of Directors will be held on Friday evening of this week at 8 p.m._. for the transaction of business. F! Feb. 2;, The young men’s meeting next Sunday, willbe devoted to the subject of ‘Missions.’ Mr. E. A. Hardy, will deliver an address on some features of missionary enterprise. The work of the Young Men’s Christian Association in foreign lands will also be presented. and a freewill offering taken on behalf of the work in Madras. India. All voting men are cordially inv1ted. The Orchestra will lead the singing. Collegiate Institute Notes. On Friday last, 18th, the regular week- ly meeting of the Literary Society was held. Miss Jessie Brown sustained well her record as an essayist; her essay on Socrates being both interesting and in- structive. Mr. A. E. Silverwood gaVe “Jimmy Butler and the Owl,” which was warmly appreciated by the audience. The Misses Dufl'us delighted the audience by a vocal duett. A short essay on each of the following subjects was read: “Spring, ’ by Miss Stewart; “Boys,” by Mr. T. Flurev; and “School Life,” by Mr. A. \V. Maunder. On Friday evening at 4 o’clock an interesting program will be presented by the Literary Society. A debate has been arranged, in which the following talented school speakers will appear, Messrs. Cronk, Shaver, Henderson and Perry. Miss T. Harris, one of the best local musicians, will also take part. We would most heartily invite as many of our town people as may find it convenient, to attend. Church Notes. 1 The Rev. Dr. Carmen, general superin~ tendent of the Methodist church, will preach in the Queen street Methodist church on Sunday, April 3rd, and will lecture on the following Monday even- ing. Subject, “Trade and Get Rich." The “\Villing Workers” of the Queen street Methodist church, assisted by the Ladies’ Aid, will hold a. bazaar in the lec- ture room of the church on the afternoon and evening of Monday, April 4th. Revival meetings still going on with increasing interest in the Queer. street Methodist church. Next Sunday evening a. song service and sermon on “Heaven,” by the pastor. will be given in the Cambridge street Methc- dist church. Very interesting services was held in St. Andrew’s church last Sabbath. Dur- ing the pastors‘ five minutes address to the children, allusion was made to the call of Samuel. showing that Grod does call even young children to be his servants. and the folly of the too generally accepted notion, that man needs to be of mature years before entering the Lord’s vineyard. Samuel was called when a child, and in later days Spurgeon at sixteen. The children were shown that God calls through his Word, and sometimes by his Providence. Tender refence was ‘ made to the call to all the Lord’s children in the sudden death of Miss Ettie Parker, who but a fortnight ago was with them. and who was one of those who had secured the reward ofiered by Presbytery for pro- fieiency in Sabbath school. All present were encouraged to look to Jesus, in whom there would be no fear of death, since perfect love easteth out fear. 1892. THEVVVATCHMAN LINDSAY THURSDAY, MARCH 24, [892. in thls issue. The ice at the skating rink has been {in excellent condition durlng the PaSt wee ' BREVITIES. St. Patrick's day passed ofi'very quietly. Business is almost at a. stand-still at present. Read J. W. Wetherup’s advertisement Messrs. Dundas Flavelle Bros’. are having a. new floor laid in their store on Kent-st. Mr. ‘V. Flavelle of Peel street, is hav- mg the roof of his house enlarged. The Peterbm‘o’ market fees were sold by auction on Monday last to Mr. R. H. Green for $1,720. The fine day and light fall of snow on Saturday last, brought a goodly number of purchasers to town. Those wanting to purchase seeds for sowing, would do we“ to read A. Higln- botham’s "ad” in this issue. The benefit rriven to Mr. Diament, care- taker of the skutmw rink, last evening Wednesday, was a decided success. Just received a large assortment oJL Trunks and Vallses at PERKIN’S Con which they are selling very low. 12-tf- A G. T. R. Colonist stock train_pas§ed through Lindsay at 5.30 o’clock 'l'uesaay evening last on its way to the Northwest via Orillia. The hockey match at Beaverton one night last week between Lindsay and that, team resulted in a victory of 6 goals to 2 in favor of Beaverton. Revival meetings have been held in the Queen street Methodist church with great success during the past week. A number of our young people attended the concert given by Rev. Father Brether- ton, in Kirkfleld on Thursday last. If you want to save money go to Pmuils’s 6‘; Co. for your Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Trunks and Valises, c., their prices are right. l2-tf. The many who saw robins last week are now beginning to think that the red-vest- ed gentlemen were playing a joke on our old probs. Mrs. Maggie Shepherd, of Peterboro’, committed suicide by drinking carbolic acid on Sunday mnrninglast. Despondency is said to be the cause for the rash act. Ladies if you want a nice fitting Boot try a pair of Ames Holden Co’s. cele- brated hand turned,sold by Perkins 00., 52 Kent street Lindsay. 12Lf The montuly meeting of the Church of Emrland Temperance Society will be held in St Pauls school room on Monday the 28th inst. at 8 p.111.A11are cordially in- vited. Mr. \V. M. Robeson, chmrman or me street and blidge committee, has called for tenders for 60,000‘feet of good Soun 1 17 __4.:“,‘ I»: Lcuulna LUL Vv, v V . lank, and also tendéi‘é for thé hewing of 12,000 feet of cedar. ‘ *-- 1| .nâ€",v" .__, As Spring is now near at hand, it would be well to call the attention to those who have odorous back yards, and out-houses, to have them cleaned before the health inspector calls on his rounds. Mr. W. F. McCarty has removed his jewelry store to the shop formerly occu- pied by Mr. McKay, tailor, Kent-st, three doors from William-st. Mr. Mc- l"-mu nmkes an excellent display of Carry makes an excellent alsplay m Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, :c., and no duubt he will find his large premises profitable. - Q 1 - ,._--L:.....nnS FLU” vvvvvv Another successful lacrosse meeting was held on Monday evening last and was attended by a large crowd. A great den.1 of very important business was transacted: including the initiation of a host of new members. The boys are meeting with great, success and find it necessary to hold another meeting in order that they may have everything in shape for the season’s work. u v; II- “If you have ten dollars to spend,“ said Barnum, “spend one for the article and the other nine in advertising it.” The old man knew a thing or two when it came to advertising. Barnum said some years ago: “I can out-talk anybody on earth but the printer. The man who can stick type and talk next morning to thou- sands of people while I’m talking to one is the only one I’m afraid of. I want him for my friend. “ " ’hn The lecture given 1n bu. wary s n. u. church on Thursday evening last, under the auspices cf the St. Vincent. de Paul n,LL .. “HAD-“‘1‘“ A; Luv auayxuvu u. e.-- Soc19ty. by the Rev. Father McGrady, of Toronto, was a decided success. The Rev. Father is an eloquent and impressive speaker, and shewed that he was master of his well-chosensubject, “Brotherhood.” ‘ - , ,â€"__ anon 01 [“5 w (zu.-\un.n.n......,..._l . - V The proceeds amounteél to over $80, which the society will use for the cover- ing of the expenses of the poor of the parish. ‘ . AL -L-..L Q r- ..... On Sunday morning last at about 8 o’clock. as Mr. E. Eliott and family were seated at breakfast, a neighbor ran in and informed them that their house was on fire. Mr. Elliott at once set about saving the furniture, but as the building, was a frame one, little or nothing was saved. The alarm was sounded and the firemen were promptly on hand, but could do nothing, as the fire had gained too much headway. We understand the fire origin- ated from a defective stove-pipe. Keep the children in the house after dark if you would keep them out of temp- tation. When the night shadows fall, boys and girls on the street frequently use language and tell stories or lay plans for mischief, which they would be ashamed to indulge in where the clear light of day shines upon each other’s faces. If any parent doubts this statement let him walk out after dark and listen to the scraps of conversation he may overhear between groups of boys, or girls, for as much license is allowed them nowadays as their broth? ers. Then let the father mentally place himself in this atmosphere and say if he be willing to expose them to this moral con. tagion. . _ _ ‘ '(Aadaemz local mum on 8th Page. Robsvn, chairman of the it stock train passed 5.30 o'clock Tuesday rav to the Northwest HOUSE FURNISHINGS. the Clothiers“ HLHZUMPNfi FHPUEE Ch. .r.C<< Chub. htFrtl ll: 1c 1li 1 , H.140. N ‘UOUMOIW ”NHâ€"”.00“. In the newest Grades and Shades. Youth’s in all the latesa: Touches. Boys Hats and Gaps in endless var- iety. - - - Rooms are full 01 New Hats, Man- tles and Capes, in fact every femin- ine fancy necessary to make one look smart and jaunty for spring. We carry without doubt the most complete range of Lace Cur- tains in the trade. Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Screnes and Art Muslin for Drap- ing purposes. OUR MILLINERY 7V. McGAFFEY,