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aw WALL PAPERS “ New Patterns Arriving Daily .â€" piii; Schools. { . \ â€"-FROM_.. English, Ganadianafid: , American Markets, All the Latest Designs in .be able to resume his duties at the re- ' ' Opening of the Institut . Hall, Dining Room, Dramngu a 7 e Room and Bedroom Papers, '5 ailing Papers, Corners and . Decorations. The Golden LioniStore. : The store known as the golden lion :Store has been i'e-fitted and greatly im- lproved for Mr. M. J. Carter who has - 7" 'vY \‘a I. . ' I . ‘ , as and Styles to Suit Customers. just moved in and Will be glad to welcome __ his many customers who will no doubt C:.'£ and See my 5c. Per Roll Paper ; receive as good bargains as ever. i, u 6C “ “ l .. “ 7c .. u Cooper vs. Hughes. ,, .. 8c H “ This action is all ready for trial nexc .. -£ 9c -. H W991i. and now the defendant has served “ H 10c ,, .. notice of motion for leave to strike out his defence and substitute another. The reason given is that the defendants solici- tors have disregarded the defendant’s in- structions and that his defence does not Cm'respond with his instructions given to his solicitors nor with the facts with which he had made his solicitors acquainted. And all the way to 50¢: per Roll. I il:=.‘.‘c on hand the Largest Stock of Wall Paper ever brought into Lindsay. 3:}? Remember the place, . jlust op- positc the New Post Office, whic is now open and running in full blast. Curling. A single rink {hatch wasp'layedat Peter- boro’ on Friday last between Lindsay and GEO. A. METHERELL, Peterboro’ for a'barrel 'of flour to be pre- Pl-EASE 0A“- AND SEE MY .539 PAPER- _ sented by the losers to the Home for the Agent for the celebrated . Uxa Age?! in the tawntvwiiining‘the match. bfid e Organ and Mendelsohn Both clubs put on strong players. Lindsay Pihfo , won as follows : ‘ ‘ " I..___.___._.______ Feterbo'ro’. 7 W. H. Budden, H. Simpson. ~Cb€ mathman. 0- McGill, W. McLennan. T. Rutherford, J.A.McMillan, jr. " ~.____.______.____ S. Ray, skip ...... 15 J.D.Fl:ivelle, s’p 29 THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1890. MwJUrity for Lindsay i4ishots. Doings About Town. Lindsay. . Easter Service of Song; 1 The additional musical selections to be rendered on next Sunday evening by the choir in the Cambridge Methodist Church are ' I know that my Redeemer Liveth, (from Notice to Farmers. Show your good judgment by using the Old English Condition Powder now, 25c. 3‘ H‘gi‘1b"thamsf____ 1M“ the Messiah.) - - Handel. Bank Holiday. Grand Te Deum. - - Emerson. Next Monday, being Easter Monday, Over the Stars is thy Rest. - Abt. the banks will be closed. ' This has been The Lord is my strength. -. Lowe. the custom for the past three or four I'Hear us, Oh Father. _ - Millard, FL‘M‘S' ‘ lCrucifix ' - ~ - Faure Watches. 1 Lift up your Head Eternal Gates. Emerson. We direct attention to the advertise-i mom of W. F. McCarty, Watchmaker and; ieweller. Mr. McCarty has always oni Mm - . ' (ii in v -' . . wwd a very good stock 0f Ch ce. 0 (l ’ Fitzpatrick was totally consumed by fire. ILLcllCS, and is very reasonable in his. _ . . . j , Mr. Fitzpatrick was in town on business 9511“ my 1115 “mics and for repairing. iand the family were at dinner when the ltire was divcovered in an up-stairs lchamber. Very soon the family, dinner Tiw spring assiZes at Lindsay open next- i and most of the furniture were landed 3f -..‘;-i\“7th inst., Jlldge Rose, presiding, outside ‘in the snow. As our reporter "Ll. «ticket is a large one. both ciVil and i left the scene of the conflagration the CF Fire. At noon on Wednesday, 2nd inst., in the 5th con. of Ops, the house of John Spring Assizes. 2.11mi. Amongst others the newspaper. house was nearly consumed and anxious suits come up for trial. I neighbors with pails of water were guard; iding the large barns which were in im- C. E. T. S. ‘iniinentdanger. It was sad to see Mrs. of T0 t0 5 f): Church of England Temperance5Fitzpatrick withlher Sick baby wrapped TOD ‘ \ . _. it}, l their regular monthly ineet- l in a blanket Sitting in the snow watching ° ’ \i nut-iv vf'i'ulllll". in the 'ibsencc ‘ the lurid flames licking up her comfort- enSN/e pill . l’ia-ehlt-n: .‘di'. .1. ll. Knight able home. "hey have our heartfelt j i - V‘ - -7 ~ 3- ' The pi'i'iirramme i svuipatliy, ': - Q ' ...; L “Ll. ‘ D , .4 . . teSt Famh 7. clings. dialogues, and vocal . , . ”1:15:11” 5 illoivin; l'idics and “1”” “”1" part :"'1{e:‘d1[’gs’ Miss E A public meeting, in compliance with a .\' nines, )li'. )lclxatlcy. andr "Mr. ; rcqutsitioii to the 31“.)“1', was held on i ’1'“ M” Nmmsi Ml" Enos. 1 Friday evening last to discuss the adnsa- Public Meeting. \. . -:‘<; allli‘TES, Mr. and Mrs- [7516.33 bility of the council entering into a con- “ -- . .\‘ ‘mlc litlli:.lli’_;¢Lllll Maggie Hmldleyi 'itract for lighting the town with V ,, l‘l‘n't illl‘l “ ‘l'l \Vidtcl's- and 3105‘er ' electric light. ~There \vas a good attend- ‘1'< “Ski 'l- “5W- Tllcr" ““8 ‘L,.tllCO, and the views expressed were ‘2...-;;«i:~.n«.-c. ”ml U“: programme was I not very unanimous, but evidently the ‘ {ratepayers were against any large out- n S Feath ~i .lay, though Sonic were willing to allow g ’ ' ltivc lights of small power to the East W i - , ~ - . ‘ W-ird instead of the coil oil lamps as at . 0 en' ‘ ‘ “l -' i‘ ' ii ‘; gt wecl’ Faithful] ‘ ' . p y \\ L i MM} ‘ 1 h \ lpresent. There IS no doubt that the i o ". "-\-. ‘I' ‘ l' L l‘rl I-P \ +i'tfi ed ' ' ' ~l..( i1 ,i,,tsiiii.c (H “L H LILLI I. ll ,. .- . l , . an and m ‘ “ l)'<l{t'7 SriPlitl 7’ in their i present ”minis “f lighting 111 the E‘LSt a ere. . ,, ‘ ‘ “mimic. (illt‘. . . “ Basket Social.” .- , . . , - . , s Ward is of very little use, and we believe ,\ 1-1312: >1 ‘lll‘l,-.".. A: child 0 clock . . . . ‘ f r l‘ {.1 d with . 11; would be but fair to that section to Y!‘ - v . - . ..‘ i 1'. ) v i - i . “"‘ “u" L ”n U L ‘3 1' 8 However the - ' rive them better liirlits. l : ' ‘l J" i' ‘nds and tlielb . . . a H ‘H ‘5 “M iii LI f It ’ lcouncd Will look into the matter. limb-Is CE‘il‘L‘illiJ' st: ivvcd away for; ~ in; later on: The musical part of‘ Church Notes. mgr-1m, which was Very hue, was .. _ . . . . .3 in; )llro‘cx‘ Linn-y and Dingle } Rev. Dr. Williams is delivering a series a . “filters, Lamont and Prof. [of Sabbath evening (llSCULll‘SCS on “ The l, x . '.\ hilc - Ir. S. Hughes Contributed Apostles’ Green,” to large and deeply in- mriritc recitation! The feature of tercsted congremitions. Next Sabbath , was an address bv W. Bro. icvening the clause referring to the resur- . . on y}... got-ml and ill-Il'cciiiiu of Christ Wlll be the subject of oi .‘vlasonrv. Bro. ldiscoui'se, and a schial service of song 1 H W} “Mikey, and thead- ’ will be given by the choir, under the . ‘ - - 4 ' i . i . I ‘4 I “(i-u.” aznl Was much {direction of Mr. Church. "1‘ «viii. ,. . l . p , i Albigttiitrl ' was; i,“.'k;31ll:‘_§ \\':iS spent. A rublic service will be held on (lood Friday in the Cambridge Street Methodist Church at 1.1 a. m. Dr. Williams will preach, the choir will be present. C)l- locl’ioiis will be taken for the Charity . in»; distribution of choice iiii- l Fund ”f the Chi-lmh' . Emu-i- Seeds, a large package con- i The many friends who availed them- . immense number of rarest selves of the privilege of hearing Rev. R. ‘vi'_"i:ill’31' with THE QUEEN on Bai'iiforth, 'when he last visited Lindsay, zn-i- months will be sent free to will be pleased to know that he will preach . ;-- :i‘lozl‘S, forwarding her ad- , morning and evening in theQucrn Street ‘; any 3:; 23, stamps to cover a0- 3 Methodist Church next Sunday, and at _ l'ivc t: ia‘. subscriptions i Salem, Ops, in the aficriiOon. » - ,. kugv-s bv mail oi'cxpi'ess, (frcc ~â€" ' ;‘ -~ 2:; ., to saint: address in Canada or Garden, Field and Flower Seeds, Fresh 7 i ‘ I“ only $1.00. THE Qi'Ec: is one and Reliable. . p . Illustrated Ladics’ Magazines The subscriber has just received a com- . ”“9““ if is ‘10“th t" Fashion, plete assortment of above seeds, and will :‘I"""’“7”"L’~ F1"““’r‘~ the Tmlet’ sell in quantities to suit purchasers, by r-rre to Our Lady Readers. is now havingr L '- lll'hll'l‘.’ >7, '3 '.i .‘2 " )‘IiliIC‘l'g~ ‘lll‘l (”mums _the the pound, ounce or package. Market I .a .‘ ., " TX . ‘ . '“W’i'l‘l «lawn-s 101‘ rancy “Wk gardeners and others that require large 1 ’5‘“ l”‘“""““"_“- “‘8 Ro‘fd amt?" l quantities Wlll find it to their advantage : .‘vu. 1x191) Clinl’lnllcs IHI‘ tlus "1 ”1th i to call and inspect stock and prices before \ l at" .. user of beautiful flowers can . purchasing. , . W. M. Ronsox, Kent street, ‘West. ‘ in. I', Li: llii5$ it. i .‘uldi-css THE CANADIAN QUEEN. ’ TORUNTU, CANADA. Clover and Timothy At Higinbothams Drug Store. 9-4, Health, Wealth and Happiness. : [f evt‘l‘n‘td by using the greatest of all . Spring medicines, DandelionrRoothgters,‘ . y Advice Free. a Newse'eds“. ‘ - _ Timothy, TurnipandMangold .,,.m..,~;{ 7 Seedfiatw‘ery ldw-rates at fiiiGregorys.'-gi 9-4. The Collegiate Institute dlq§ed on Tues- day evening and theâ€"pnblic schoolsyester- day at. noon for the Easter holidays, both to re-open on Tuesday next, 8th inst. It 'is expected that principal Harsrone will. .\ a. . â€".d~ n .Wuâ€"uv‘ 2‘ n.- w - a- n" “ Personal. ‘ ‘ -l‘ r w. m frfi'hi'a bu‘s'ine'ss trip to '1 the eastern Pro- vinces, in which he was very fairly success- ful. Mr; E.‘- Hart, Student ‘ a Mr. "w. “H: Gross, of this town passed the intermediate examination in the Ontario Dental Col- lege, and took a very creditable standing. Rev. Father Bretherton, who for the pastyear has, been “curate of- St. Mary’s Clint-chi'left on Friday last-Ito take '.ip- the mission at Victoria Road. ,He is succeed~ ' I 'l'll “iiiiiiiiiiriiiiin. ed in Lindsay by Rev. Father Wliibs. Board of Education. The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Education was held on Tuesday evening. Members present, Messrs. Dob- son,"Mc‘Neillie,.-J. Kennedy,‘R. Kennedy, McEaughlin, Deacon, Diinstbrd, and Mac- Murchy. Mr. Dobson in the chair. The minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. The report of the Collegiate Institute showed an average attendance of 255 for February, and 253 for March. A partial. report of the Public schools was.‘ also read. , A petition from‘ the Institute cricket club, : asking'féin an‘ iron «‘roller'” for the ground, was referred to the managing com- mfima A lengthy and very 'numerou'sly signed petition from the pupils of the public schools was presented by Col. Deacon, asking for a week s holidays at this season. It was ordered that the schools close Wed- nesday, (yesterday) at noon, to: re-open next Tuesday morning 8th inst. The report of the finance. committee was read and adopted: The Baird’adjourned. Death of Mr.‘Willia’ifiBlackwell. Wears this week called upon to record the death "of Mr. William Blackwell, which event took place last Sunday after- noon at his residence on Bond street. Mr. Blackwell had reached the age of 68 years; bdfi'uhtil Within the {Bat eight or‘ nine months when he began to show signs of the disease which resulted in his death on Sunday last, he had the appear- ance and vigor of a man many years younger., For..,the past few. ,weeks.-a change jforfthe better 'had area- place. and hopes were entertained of his ulti~ mate recovery. The. announcement of his death came therefore unexpectedly, and was the subject vof profound regret throughout the entire community. Mr. Blackwell was essentially a man of active temperament, industrious and perseveringr and during his lifetime acquired consider- able means ; but he was kind-hearted and strictly honorable in his dealings, qualities which won him the confidence and esteem of all who came in contact with him. In politics he Was a liberal- conservative, and at all times took an active and intelligent interest in all im- portant political questions. In the death of Mr. Blackwell, the community has lost a valuable citizen, and a wide circle of friends an esteemed member. The funeral on Tuesday was a very large one, testifying to the respect in which the deceased was held. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire com- munity. I Stammering. The \VATCHMAN can substantiate the facts Contained in the following extract \ taken from the Naturtzl Voice for March 1890. ' ' * ‘ For the past seven weeks the nine year old Son of one of our wealthiest and most influént-il business men has been under a rigid Course of voice training at Symphony Hall with a. view to overComc an almost hopeless case of stammeriiig. Suffice it to say that in eight weeks from the time this child was put under training he will return to the public school With as good a use of his vocal organs in speaking and reading as the average scholar. ’ The lad referred to above is a son of Mr. Richard Sylvester proprietor of the large Sylvester Harvest \Vorks of this place, and not only is the restoration of the child’s speech fully appreciated by every one acquainted with the family, but is a verypositii'e evidence that Mr. Church, under whose vocal training this remark- able cure has been effected, fully under- stands his business as a teacher of Voice Culture. Y. M. C. A. The young men who were present. at the Young Men's Christian Association last Tuesday evening spent a most pleas- ant and enjoyable evening. Mr. Stevens, science master of the Collegiate Institute gave an evening of experiments with electricity. These experiments never fail to enthuse great interest so remarkable and wonderful are their workings. Roxa-SERVICEâ€"â€"Mr. Church will con- duct a. song service next Sunday at 4 15 in theY. M. C. A. rooms. Young men are cordially invited to be present. Y.,M. C. A. CONFERENCEâ€"A number of young men purpose attending the Y. M. C. A. conference to be held in Peterboro next Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Any young' men desirous of going should see Mr. Utley at once in order that arrange- ments can be made about philleting. BOOK RECEPTIONâ€"The women’s com- mittee of the Young Men's Christian As- S()Cl?l.ll()n hold a book-reception m the Y. M. C. A. rooms on Tuesday evening, April 22nd. The object of this entertain- ment is to secure books for the library of the association. The price of admission (.n that occasion will be a bound book. There are many books lying unused in homes, which can be made to do service if placed in the Y. M. C. A. library and friends will have an opportunity of pre- senting these to the Association on the evening of Tuesday, April 22nd. ' Come To Us. For your" Timothy, lover, Turnip, Millet, etc., cheapest at Higinbctham’s Drui! .Store.- - Mr .5. ’H Eart',.b90k‘keeper for Matias.~ , ‘Sadilér, D’i‘inflgas Cashes J't‘istwqu‘tufned; IN THE ii'lTY STI "'1.‘ ,.. “I - ;‘. Ousanchil" WORTH OF .G-O‘ODS' - Fit Grand Amalgamation Sale. .Wehave our stores full of goods which have to be amalgamated into one .. at _ an ’ early date, and in order to accompliSh this We are going to sell at priceswhich will enable us to reduce this amount to half its present size. On the first of April we commence in Bradburn 8: Co’s old stand to sacrifice these goods. " E. E. W. MGEAFFEY. Ill}. SOOTHERAN 82; CO’S OLD STAND, a we will hold a big Clearing Sale under the management of LEE McCRIMMON. in or. woon, Perkins 82: Co. will clear their stock out at cost for thirty days. - This is the largest sale of goods ever offered to the Lindsay public. . Come early and. secure bargains. ; 20 ~.. t H" . . - , 0:4. . .,.. .. 3. . . , 10-4; ‘p cm s at iginbotham s. 1 ' We are willing to demonstrate 'to our Farmers. " > “ 4 . Funnies; . ‘, 3a 5 f er hey hecan makfi money by buying _ N0)V,l§;th° timeto usejtheOl-diEnglisli, ' a, 9,. 31. «i ‘ ' ' t. a , 3-“; bl . W £1131}! us.â€"+Higinbotham’s Drug: Condition Powder, 250 at Higinbothams ' " ' . _ . . _ .V .» _. ' ‘4, ‘. “Elsinbstm’wmasfie-‘l .54 . "6-?! t ‘+' .. fa i' 10-4- ‘ lDrug Steré.‘ = 10-4.“? . . ‘ ~ - . ‘ - ‘ . '~ fangs“...‘.:._,.»;§;;‘.‘. ";;a,._,(,;;:“"” ' " '3: '_ ‘ . " ,’ ‘ , ‘ ~ , ‘. ;.s:, u. .. ~.' '..;_,- . ' . " ~‘ .' ‘ -‘ '1? 5%" ~-~- - 1.2% ..». f , .;4.‘*5"« .....w 5.".4 viii. " in“; h :4 “ H "5" "i" ‘ rs- . cs , r " “5‘5”.” '7” 3..., . .2... n. that ‘ .,i.~v