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nit. Ei ht yang “'° about 000m 2%: nisement and a V3 pplished We feel m pndsome pram per in _the world. The lto as m increased a. ‘ 'Sé Irit. E3 htw about 000 ENINBI: >1ication cons‘sfin Literature of u... ; illlim of thefinest nes," and send us also 'our family, ' ‘ mg ox Portrait, and finding show 1791/17.! 56/6522 play of IHLOHTS SUMPTION CURE. igry of medicine.. .A' to sell it on a pcsm“e other cure can 50 MmmM 01' \\ ll cure you. " “looping gCough. usei ”3:21;; If you d'eadthat g MPTION, dd’tfa‘z‘fig was; damn Busmnc con 33% EXPRESS WAGGONS W9!“ Building, I" 1x LINDSAY. 1’3 CL". A: C6D.» ’CONNOI AB BET: paper. he best material a Vehicles, and con :annot guarantee. and Phaeio 81”. T HE SHOT 31E vvâ€"r- >H’b CURE:Price x'orkma'nship- Call and em: asas 9P 5'8 Tm Effe. well-kno1 has». x plai]. ,xm t0 will vou heed the warning. The of the sure approach of that ' {'ha .gnal pe psdisease Consumption. Ask note terrible ourselves if you can afford for the sake ,f saving 500., to run the nsk. and do lothing. We koow from expenence that ;hiloh’s Cure wfll cure your cough. It lever fails. 50-11 vvvvv Call and see the Cheap Express Waggons Also greatest place in town for Sporting Goods, etc. Base Balls, Croquet Setts, Lally Lacrosse Sticks, c. cant wall paper at __â€"-â€"I“h1- T ,d Don’t forget the 5 {HUNG PAPERS, GORNERS arriving daily from Eng- 15 av patterns mencan markets. 13511, Canadian and A Kent Street, Lindsay. Also agent for the Uxbxidge Organs and Pianos. â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"‘ Perfume at L flicurlmumu, me “m-" , them all. \Vhy,he has :\ gnod serviceable hat for 300, 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. Ih'erything in Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars, T‘es, etc.. to hand. (She “(Watchman Ofice ox. er posite Post THURSDAY. APRIL â€"Mr. J. O. Stringer B.A. and “1111.0 Marsh, who expect t) 20 in May as missionaries to the diocese of Mackenzie liver, will (D.\'.) address a. missionary meeting in St. Paul’s school house, on Wednesday next, 20th inst. Mr. Stringer goes to Fort McPherson. within the Artie cit-dc, as a missionary to the Esouixnult, while Mr. Marsh Will work among; the Indians at Fort Liard. All friends of missions are cordially invited to attend. A collection will be taken up to help extend the work in the far North- West of this Canada of ours. River, meeting VVednes goes to Esquimult, \vnue among the Indi-m friends of missions attend. A collecti help extend the w west of this Canad Is THE PLACE 0h, Victori by each county on all thebridges W111 determined by three arbltrptors, pointed by each of the partles and one the Superior Court. Post Office. Town Lt Higinbotham’s. METHEREL S METHERELL’S, and Peterboro’ Bridges. Fla l8 Diamond DyeS. air went Church Notes. Easter Lilv Hais! Hats! a. Cough 1 T0 um YOUR THE FINEST LINES OF AND DECORATIONS- lther Cu’s Store, op- Charges mgderate. it customers, BA. and Mr.T..i follows:â€" m: into committee whfi bill “to amend H 189' . 7 GOODS. W aggons 14-tf. Hundreds and hundreds of Packages at Higinbotham’s. 14â€"tf. McCrimmon has now to hand an elegant range of all the novelties in Hats and Caps. See his New York Styles. Beauties. at once, a good Second-hand Canoe or Rob-Roy. For further particulars apply at. this oflice.â€"15-2. â€"-Mr. and Mrs. M. Brown, of Minden, spent a few days in town last week. -â€"Dr. Daniel Scully, of Denver, 001., is at present visiting friends in town. â€"â€"Mr. Lawrence O'Connor; of the To- ronto University, son of Mr. L. O’Connor, carriage builder, 1s home for his Easter hclidiys. is called to our fresh stock of Fresh Seeds, and particularly to our very select assort- ment of Garden Pease and Beans. We sell our seeds by the ounce or pound. This 18 the cheapest and best. method of purchasing seeds. Respectfully soliciting a call. W. M. ROBSON, Grocer, Kent st., Lindsay.â€" 15-4. â€"Commissioner Bees and Brigadier Philpott received a loyal reception at the Salvation Army Barracks on Friday last. The meeting was of characteristic Army style. Officers and soldiers from surrounding towns also taking part. The Commissioner held the attention of his large audience for nearly an hour as he gave some of his experience of the Army’s early days. The Holiness meeting in the afternoon was also well attended by Christian people of all denominations. Mr. Edmund Yeigh, representative of the Daily Globe, has been in town for Some days arranging for the appearing of the illustrations of the public buildings and business places of Lindsay, which are to appear at an early date. Mr. Yeigh is a thorough business man, and has a court- eous and pie-451119; manner of doing busi- ness. He has been in Connection with the Globe for twelve years, and we may ven- ‘ ture to say that the work he is now 1 engaged on will give the utmost satisfac- tion to our townspeople. He has received the utmost encouragement throughout, so that the coming number will contain up- ] wards of forty pictures in connection with Lindsay. According to announcement, Miss Phelps, the well known temperance worker, lectured for the \V.C.T.U. in the lecture room of the Cambridge street Methodist church on Monday eveningr. The audience was good as to number, and still better as to character, representing; the cultered Christian life 0‘ the commun- ity. The lecture was worthy of the audience, and worthy of any temperance occasion. It was accurate in historical statement. it was logical in argument, and it was eloquent and earnest in utterance. It is simple fact to say the audience was delighted, and intellectually and morally editied while sitting: under the spell of Miss Phelps' address of an hour. Miss Phelps’ home is near St. Catharines, where she was born and educated. From very, early life she has been- in the temperance ‘ movement, and a few years ago, when feeling it a duty to prepare for public life, she went to the Philadelphia. School of Oratory, where she received a thorough training for platform work. Her leccures reveal both culture and character, and exhibit the heart and hope of a woman consecrated to the redeeming and savmg of human life. Miss Phelps will be more than welcome to Lindsay again. During Seed Time, Attention Two large audiences greeted the pres- entation of the beautiful sacred Cantata, Esther, in the Opera House on Thursday ‘1 and Friday evenings of last week. Our i Citizens had for several weeks been look- ing forward to the occasion, and doubtful if Lindsay audiences have ever been more gratified with what they both heard and saw. It is but scant praise to say that the presentations were in every particular highly creditable toMr. J. H. Ketcham, under whose admirable methods and tuition the entertainment was prepared, and to the young ladies and gentlemen who tOok part. As an amateur perfor- mance it was a surprising success, and testified to the excellent talent both musical and dramatic we have in our .midst. The leading personaiions were-â€" .Mr. John Hart The King. .. The Queen ............. Miss Lizette Silver Human ............ Mr. Duncan McSWeyn Zerish ............. Miss Blanche Walters Mordecai ........ Mr. N. Lamont Mordecai's Sister. . .Miss Syrcs (Janetville) Prophetess ........... Bliss Teenie Jackson High Priest ............. . .Mr. W. Robson In all, the parts were well taken, and the dramatic renderingexceedinglycorrect. The minor personations throughout were equally well sustained, whilst the choruses l were almost perfechevidencing admirable 3 training. The splendid Costumes, which s were supplied from Mr. Frank McKenna’s - establishment, Toronto, Completed the e- efiect», everything combining to give ebest entainment of the kind ' d by a Lindsay audience. The 6. excellent accompaniments of Miss Harris >e (piano) of Lindsay, and the Peterbcro " ‘77» “â€"41,“. «Lo looAnrnl‘rin nf b KLHHUU) U1. uluuou , ,_,, amateur orchestra under the leadership of Mr. J. Butcher, are entitled to special mention. Mr. Ketcham is to be congratu- lated upon the success of his tuition in Lindsay, and it is to be hoped he will shortly again return to give the musical and dramatic element in our midst the benefit of his services and the public another enjoyable entertainment. Salvation Army Notes. Spring! Spring! Turkish Dyes. Miss Phelps’ Lecture. Lindsay Illustrated. Personals. Wan ted Esther. and Brigadier THE WATCHMAN LINDSAY, THURSDAY, â€"Schools close for the Easter vacation to-night (Thursday.) The Collegiate Institute have organized an Athletic Association. â€"â€"The mission services held in St. Paul’s church last week, were well attend- ed. â€"-For all kinds of plain and fance job work, try THE WATCHMAN office. Prices reasonable. â€"Are we to have a. celebration on the 24th of May? if so it is about time some- thing was being done. â€"-The Lindsav Amateur baseball club! playa. match with the Oakwood club at that place on Good Friday. -â€"Just~ received a large assortment of Trunks and Valises at PERKIN’S 00.. which they are selling very low. 12â€"tf. ‘ â€"-The high winds of last week have done considerable damage, woodpiles, roofs and fences suffering a great deal. â€"-The Spring Show of the Ops Agricul- tural Society will be held the in Agricultural Park, Lindsay, on Saturday, April 30th. â€"Trappers are at present busily engag- ed looking after their muskrat traps, which,we are told, literally line the river’s edge. â€"â€"If you want to save mO‘ PERKIN’S Co. for your Boots Rubbers, Trunks and Valises, prices are right. â€"The work on Dr. McUamus steamer is being rapidly pushed, an expected to be ready for launching the end of June. â€"Laiies 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. 12tf vâ€" An open Ineeting'of the Patrons of Industry was held in Cumbray on Wed- nesdny evening last, April 13th. Mr. John Cruess delivered an interesting lec- ture on the benefits of the cause. â€"â€"In this issue we present to our read- ers the first instalment of the “Outcast of Milan,” which we know will be read with deep interest by our many readers ‘Now is the tune to subscribe, only 500ts. per 5 BREVITIES. water in Scugog River is very you want to save money go to "3 6'5 00. for y9ur Boots and Shoes, "" " (L- LLAL. in: nu I’ll - issue we present to our read- ;t instalment of the “Outcast which we know will be read xterest by our many readers. tune to subscribe, only 500ts. Dr. McCagnus’ new vacation c., their 12-tf. , and it is nng about HOUSE FURNISHINGS. Ready-made Suits for Me and. Boys’. Our tables are groa. n, Youths’ ning under the weight of these? Goods, when gen look LIND$AY’S%S? In the newest Grades and Shades. Youth’s in all the latest Touches. Boys Hats and. Gaps in endless var- iety. sent. OUR MILLINERY APRIL 14., [892. BLOCK. GOODS HOUSE Turkish Dyes. BREVITIES. Oh, What a Cough! The Hundreds and hundreds of Packages at â€"â€"The water in Scugog River is very .. u heed the warning. , , , Vi ill 370 of the sure approaCh of that Higinbotham s. 14-tf. high. ‘ â€"Schools close for the Easter vacation rha . fiftgfriblgsdisease Consumption. Ask , . ourselves if you can “gm #1: they? 59”"s' Spring! to-night (Thursday) to run e 115 an o . . . McCrimmon has now to hand an elegant .Thc Collegiate Institute have organized an Athletic Association. ving 50c.. . th 1: ' 7 \\ 9 know from experience a range of 3,, the novelties in Hats and Caps. â€"The mission services held in St. Paul’s church last week, were well attend- ? .Cure Will cure your cough. It See his New York Styles. Beauties. â€" Wanted ed. f ‘ , . ‘tf. “ice. on con ' - ‘ htemnue 01‘ the %‘ A METHEREL S at once, 3 2006. second-hand Canoe or - - . and is , ‘ _ 7 - . â€"â€"For all kinds of plain and fance JOb ‘ air. 23??“ ' . I ROb-Ruyl For further Parmculars apply work, try THE VVATCHMAN ofiice. Prices , . , labont 15.<)0t)ya,:'n‘s‘3o at this ofllce.â€"â€"15-2, bl "a" " 1s THE PLACE TO cm YOUR reanma 0. â€"Are we to have a celebration on the . , ‘ C harnesses. » ngns‘ge pram“ , 7 I I P AP E, R 5 Personals. 24th of May? if so it is about time some- F . .World. The . . . . ,tousm Increased _ â€"-Mr. and Mrs. M. Brown, of Minden, thing was being done. err. spent a few days in town last week. Th L' d A t b b 11 l b â€"- e in sav maeur ase a. on iving daily from Eng- yon will be - lefinest Maggi?” .. 7 1s, ew patterns arr . Ial. Th ~ FN- - ‘ a 6. Am rcan markets. , pitof 5':qu hsh, (,anadian n e 1 . â€"Dr. Daniel Scully, of Denver, 001., playa match with the Oakwood club at :t one already frag Ell-#8 BORN. E33 13 at present visiting friends in town. that place on Good Friday. L, om. ElLlNG PAP ’ AND nEnonATloNs _â€"Mr. Lawrence O‘Connor; of the To. ‘â€"'Ju3t receiVCd a large assortment 0f , , ' ° ' ronto University, son of Mr. L. O’Connor, Trunks and VahSBS at PERKIN’S Co.. hich they are selling very low. 12â€"tf. . carriage builder, is home for his Easter W hclidays. ‘Ise ,, d - . mi} {22.1.39 95*" Prices and Styles to sort customers, Poi-trainand g ' . . ' .. mom 5 GENTS A ROLL UP. ., - . .-. . , During Seed Time, Attention N0 TROUBLE T U SHO TV GOODS- is called to our fresh stock of Fresh Seeds, __,____ and particularly to our very select assort- ment of Garden Pease and Beans. We â€"â€"The high winds of last week have done considerable damage, woodpiles, roofs and fences suffering a great deal. , In the newest Grades and Shades. â€"â€"-The Spring Show of the Ops Agricul- tural Society will be held the in Agricultural . “We APrfl30‘h' Youth’s 111 all the latest Touches. Park, Lindsay, on S “\IEMBER 1 HAVE THE FINEST LINES or ‘ Its- sell our seeds by the ounce or pound. T b ., "3mm“ °°-. BOY’S EXPRESS WAGGONS This .3 .the cheapest and best memes“ edâ€"ioiiifizrsaiiiratdiife‘ilusisr‘ai'83%;? B y H . V World Bulldmg, I“ I): LINDSAY. Siiiiaslag.ngfiiiofissgfggzgy $331133 which,we are told, literally line the river’s 0 S abs and caps 1n end-16 SS ‘ ar- â€"â€"â€" Lindsay.â€" 15-4. edge' ie‘b .. â€"â€"If you want to save money go to 9 e "' "' '- \ 5 paper. ‘ C311 and see the Cheap Espress Waggons _ ‘ Also greatest place in town for Salvation Army Notes. Sporting GOOdS’ etc. â€"Commissioner Bees and Brigadier Philpott received a loyal reception at the ‘ 11y ( ‘ Base Balls, Croquet Setts, La ‘ _ . . Salvation Army Barracks on Friday N I N 5 Lacrosse StICks’ 8Z0 last. The meeting was of characteristic for your Boots and Shoes, c., their 12'“ IIIâ€"ll- PERKIN’S 6'5 Co. Rubbers, Trunks and Valises, prices are right. â€"â€"The work on Dr. McCamus’ new steamer is being rapidly pushed, and it is expected to be ready for launching about the end of June. â€"La'lies if you want a nice fitting Boot Army style. Oflicers and soldiers from surrounding towns also taking part. The try-cue“, ’ , G‘ A. METHERELL S, Commissioner held the attention of his Kent Street, Lindsay. large audience. for nearly an hour as hf try a pair of Ames Holden Co’s. cele- h [’vbi'd e Creams and gavle 5(3):” Of’li‘lise eépprience 0f Elle Afmlils brated hand turned,sold by Perkins 00., e - ‘- g a ear y vs 0 mess me we in t- e 52 Kent street Lindsay. 12tf R f 11 t N H t M OOIIIS are u 0 3W 3. S, an- Also agent for t afternoon was also well attended by â€"â€"Baseball and lacrosse clubs occupy ' o tles and Capes, 1n fact every femin- Christian people of all denominations. the grounds at the market square almost every evening, praciising hard for the . coming seaSon’s matc ies. . 1118 faiIlC y necessar y to make one â€"~The watering cart appeared on our . . f... .1. fl... .1... look smart and Jaunty' for sprmg e streets Thursday of last week, and made its debut with a coat of red paint. \ play of g Eifec "mow-upwnii-tr. , ...,_ Lindsay Illustrated. Mr. Edmund Yeigh. representative of the Daily Globe, has been in town for THURSDAY. APR L ll lb9'3. some days arranging for the appearing of W , , 7 the illustrations of the public buildings and business places of Lindsay, which are to appear at an curly date. Mr. Yeigh is a thorough business man, and has a court- ,x', , 7,7, / "otter Lilv eous and pleasure, manner of doing busi- t“° ‘ ncss. tie has been in Cornection with the ~. 5.2 m? . 14'“ (Hobo for twelve yeais, and we may ven- it the work no is now â€"â€"-A concert Mu:- :- 1!‘ ”€17.12 ... . -' . -1.‘ L. Town and county. â€"-Friday next, April 15th, being Good Friday, all placess of business Wlll be clos- ‘ ed, and the holiday will be observed ' throughout the whole Dominion. , d C tum to, 53." Fl“ _ _ and social will be given by engaged on “'1” 31"9 the utmost satisfac- the little girls of St. Paul’s church, in the Diamond Dyes, :iontoourtownspeople. He has received school house, on Tuesday the 19th. Ad- 0 including refreshments. Never was our assortment of Car- for wool Mid the utmost encouragement throughout. so mission 10 /-7;,/,"T 7is -.;.-.\g (263173770 I\ Terfurnc a: lliginboinuui s. i-__ ' ? 3 "5‘, â€"â€"«~ J_.L_z , Rig assortment, both . ion. :-.: liiginbotham‘s Drugstore lâ€"l-tf. lthat the coming number will contain up- _ ' wards of forty pictures in connection with â€"â€"â€"Thc Lindsay Branch of the l pper . --â€"- <“¢ Lindsav. Canada Bible Society Will hold its annual ets and 011-01 t S S 1 T S -r-.â€" "" r. - . V . . , . - _. ii:_\_?,_, L. D. if) , --â€"â€"â€" meeting in the Cambridge street Metho- p ( P I I ( , a, ge a, pl 6 735 ”J" "" _ ‘ . u . , . . . 22 , :7: @% 33-3.. Y\-i-'â€"_E1-iâ€"S‘â€":LI M153 Phelps Lecture, dist church (ii 1‘ riday, April , at bp.m. S p t ,1, I_._ __ â€" . ‘ . 7, . . . - - - =53 E " ~ - 7 , \. C g, _ n . According to :izinounccmont, Bliss whol- your Paperhangnig, Painting and ell O t, â€" .. : 2‘; (face ;'L‘l 1' :n‘. \\ “Cl « ‘ H 3 >1 “it? 0. , pimps, the well known temperance Calcimining done by Arthur Moore. Coil- " ‘05 x: .i o5- “leicc- “ii-3“ ”‘4 ‘1'“ e. i worker, lccturcd for the W.C~.T.lf. in the ing demanding a snccrilty. All'l‘lli'lt o i ' W e carry WithOUTJ dOUbt the ”'W'“ ‘ i.,'L'l'liI'c room o lllcthodist church on Monday evening. - , . ., -, - Wm» audience was (food as to number and . - _ n-Crxxtuoii. 1:10 ”WNW ilem'”ED 1 “:11 Li“ . . . ”1.... . . .,’ '. â€" An open meeting of the Patrons of 7- as, -7 .A: r» ‘ V ‘ 1 ‘ _ ll , so . )L'..iL‘l is to c luliicttl‘, representing l 1 1 1, in C nnbrt on ch -. ” “ . ‘..- -1. ,..‘ ‘,,.,.,,,..,... . _l<iv-' n. ,.2 . . . 9 ., .,_ , ,, : .‘_ .' Zip :a 5 iii mom \' .\~*~â€" ‘ "‘ or” ”‘ ”L‘Hu‘l " ‘ ,tbc cultcrcd Christian life of thcconimuir 1“ u.li) “ lg- It i t A -1 131th \l ). ~ ‘ “‘ . ~ .\ W v . " l ’."i ’v 3"» f Alt A I e '- - ‘ if L.) - ‘ 3E.“ “1' to: or and as mat a one as }ou can ‘HV. The lecture was Worthy ”f the 3191'“ l)0 UU”digi- W i1 m"1t 13min r 1‘1r “ V, , . u , a - v x i Z ' ( LJ' iziutllencc, and Worthy of any temperance ” m 1“,“: e 1;,er “l," m fish 0 It was accurate in historical “u" “n he mm. s O ‘0 C“ t al in argument, and â€"In this issue we present to f the Cnnbridge street Moonn. Paint shop, :21 William strect j.‘ Hats! Hotel Residence, (3:2 William street. , I . 7'); -\ Complete upset in hats buy or you will lose V- x. (f 4 T} . r: ,- occasion. ntcmcnt. it was logic our read- Scc him before you “Outcast enough to buv vourself a good silk tic/1S" _ :1 21‘ , in: the finest 3r; . ~33, .,.,‘,,,,.g ,,,'1;;',,~s, Cups. Shirts, Collars. ‘ it \l'itS'Cqullt‘llt and earnest in utterance. ms the first instalment of the Tics. L‘iC.. to Ezrmd. 1t 17“ 5”“1’10 met. to say the audichc was of Milan,” which we know will be read ,dL-bghtcd, and intellectually and morally with deep interest by 0m. many readers. Now is the time to subscribe, only 500ts. ”"‘"" lmiilicd while sitting undcr the spell of 5,, g n 1 Church Notes. illliss Phelps' address of an hour. Miss :‘_" I)‘,[’ ‘ i .3, .. i, : lltlgill . __.\f~~ j (i, Sci-inner DA. and Mr.T.-l i ni.ps home is near St. Latlidiipcs, nbcic “ 'll ‘1‘" ,‘7 ct: t) m) in “,1 .15 She was born and educated. 1. run very 4 “m“ “‘N t“ e . ‘ ‘ 2y ‘- ear-1v life she has becrrin the temperance to the diocese of Mackenzre ~ 7 , _ movement, and a .cw years ago, when per annum. ~It will be seen by advertisement in another column that severil valuable lots belonging to the town,on Queen’s Square, Parties regarding missionaries ‘ . l‘ ,‘ . .. Y 1â€" ‘ , ,7 . ._._ '4 *"l "‘"“"-l" ' "ow:- W‘Li ,).\. :‘ddrcss w imrsmnar’ . 7 » . . . i “ L i J H Vii ~70“ M” ii i 'A S T’) Lil's sch o‘ h1 £15; 031 feeling It 3' duty to prepare f0? 1)“th llfe. are oilcrcd for sale. “ l ' n ', 1-. -!.1r ‘9~ _ . ‘g L _ i) , ~x . . ’7‘ . . . ' )0: 1‘ ‘1 ‘3 (‘1 an 2,”: "x M 7t, O‘thh inst ‘ilr Stri‘noer She “cut t” the P1111“milling. 5011M“ OE building lots would do well to take notice "“C. ‘ “31““). “”X ’ "5 ' ' “ 3 i . a ()ratorv, where she received a thorough and “govern themselves accordingly.” “ ‘ row; .‘vlcl hchon. Within the, . . . ~ C .. ‘ ' . _ , - ‘ ' 7' ., "v .l) the I tI-immg on platform “ctk. llcrlccturcs {9. q \' 18 \I . ' ‘ :1." : zinssio. :~.-. 1 . , 7 _ _ \ _ ) , , ,: ‘ z ‘ i . rovo-il born culture and character, and 11‘1”” mattcro 1- ~ ”- l . ”lilo“ :igunst the Mummpahty of Mariposu, all T w. “i llr‘i'sl. "will Workl . . . . .71!” f I!" L” L." \,, . L'Xlill‘)1f the heart and hope of a woman . , ) (“U ”dumb ”I: rim MN' ‘ ‘ iconsccratcd to the redeeming and saving “‘0th “'35 made “‘1 Mmduy at ‘)S§§00de ‘ hall, before V. C. Ferguson, for a manda- : missuuis are cortallylpivitcd :9 ' Uf human life. Miss Phelps will be more, . , é“- a"? A .U.'JICCLI.U§k“-llll -fi >til'rantbliitli) than welcome to Lindsay again. “1:13 ti) compeg 3‘9 council WE pay f1”? 1“ ' 0 , 351 ,' . 1,? '3‘.” rm: no. , 1! . c .. - ' sc MN) site an 1e erection o a scioo- t f 1- 2: Lily , v1», anuada oi curs. Esther house. The motion was refused. liulll ea y-ma e 111 S or lyl en, Y ou U hs """ ' report next week. . Two large audiences greeted the pres- . C] I g ’ ‘ ) t b1 d 3 “751' Peterboro’ Bridges. entzition of the beautiful S‘LCl'eil Cantata, ”We areporry to learn tfhat MIiL, J, \V. al I O y S . i Ir a, as are roanln un er Esther, in the Opera House on Thursday Wallace 15 “"0“ removing 1‘in 1‘“ SilY- o ‘ He has purchased :l. business in C‘imbray the welght of these 00 S, .W en you 00 . st thematrcr of the main- . . --l. lii’1:‘.'\ A-L V. aking up his resndcnce. where he intends t . . "'s ‘1 " W i" 11‘: - ' . :l; 2: 3.2.1.: t;’.::ir.i..::~.; at our prices you 'Wlll be convmced we are bought there, and no doubt he will do a e We wish Mr. Wallace suc- the ClOt ll lerSu largo trade. cess in his new enterprise. â€"-Thc Opening attraction at the Opera House on May 9th. will be Hettie Bor- nard Chase in “Uncle’s Darling,” a melo- drama, with scenes in Alaska. Miss Chase carries a pair of reindeer, driven to har- ness, besides bears, dogs, seals, with all the accoutramcnts used in Haska. Watch for grand parade May 9th. Read this paper next week. ”3 1'8. 3,,-id.r.\b. botwc-cn Vigtm-m 1| and Friday evenings of last week. Our .,,.,.i,,.,..., “a; before the Ontario 1 Citizens had for several weeks been look- ‘ . -~1‘-l[cd as follows;â€" i ing forward to the occasnin, and doubtful ~ t into committee if Lindsay audiences have ever been more â€" - ' , in v :r 7, l "j. 'u ' $6 , (1"; I" I \7. \‘ - )V k( l ,1; - ' , T 7'77 BE SHOBl :11 My, _.;c;\~-.y s O 1LL()rlv.)l)l11 to amend ::1 Limit ‘uih tyliat they .im in Bdtqflui fill ILL": l‘L‘SIiCL‘illlg the (FO'WHS' 1p 0f Hal-V9); SE“. is U SCdll Prdlsb () Srly llt} l. lb ;.. .1, , (i, ,,.,.,. ,,f PeterborouUh ” Mr. Mc- presentations were in every particular “M ' ”'- "ohl \l't-bltM lHK‘t' .i{ W ctoiaiacd that this bill prov1ded for “‘3 Y crc( 1 d e U“ r. . - . 9431401. “CON-NO ' 11.5,. ,{Hmmnce of widow between the under whose admirable methods and . Counties 01. Victoria anl Peterborough. tuition the entertainment was prepared, lie claimed that the act at present enabled and t0 the young 1341195 and gentlemen 1»,J,,_,.i),,,.,,,,,_,h ,0 evade their liability for who took part. As zip-amateur perforâ€" ,1, cs“ ,,,,;,,,,,_, 15,. ilezard (East Pctcr- mance it was a surprismg sucwss, and bow") moved in amendment to include “Stills?“ t") the 0391103“ talent. 130th 1»:1..r1.,.,- ‘mifwr. m the schetlulg for joint . inuSical and dramatic we have in our A The leading personalimis were'â€"â€" .Mr. John Hart 2- then wcn bridge now maintained JilldSt- maintenance. "- . aitogotimr at the expense of Peterboro’, The King ..... ~ .......... _ . m . _. _ althlmgh Victoria benefits by. it. Mr. “10 Queen...... "--7--1V[“SLIZCttebllver â€"â€"The Excelsior Missmn Band of the j ._ Sums, ;, (Wm: Pctorboro’) Spoke strongly 1/1123," """""" 1%:PfiiiTSFhMfiS‘YfiE Cambridge street Methodist church. Will " , amine the iiii. stating that the County of leXLlcc‘il ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a )Mfixs 11,3“:n}, serve a Japanese tea in the school room on k -2 - 3 .c in»... .. 9.3.1. ~ ‘ Ivc.,,,.i,‘,,.,,r had never consented to the de- Mordecai‘s Sister. . .Miss Syrcs (.lunetville) Thursday evening, 213t. The room Will be _W _#,__ “can,“ ,,:g ig.,,-.,Cy 'fnwnghip from Pctcr- l’ronbtitcss ........... Miss T(‘Clll(;.l8,.cl{50n suitably decorated and the. young people , boro‘ 9x301): upon the distinct understand- Alli-2h 1 “0513. . ' " ‘ ' ' ' - - -- ' .Mr. W - hobson dressed in Japanese costume. A_ good "I L o H, s ‘ in: that .ho Bobcaygeon bridges were no In all, the parts were well. taken, and program of suitable readings, musxc and 1,,,,.,,., m, 3,3 a charge upon the County of the dramatic renderingoxcccdmglycorrect. an zuldress Will be furnished. The orches- ‘S The minor personations ”‘1'0‘13111‘ “It were tra will also be in attendance. Light: ell sustained, whilst the choruses refreshments. consisting of rice and hung, A - Peter-b \i'va'. . . S” M P I I0 Fir. Fol". {East Victoria) replied briefly equally w . , :0 the arguments of the I’eterborough werealmost perfecheviuencmg admirable 'ocni‘n- ‘-< \c‘J-‘uirw that Victoria would be training. The splendid C(iSl’lllIlCS, which .i. 11.1. , .u..i .._, . K . A / V v c U R E dealt with unjustly were the amendments were supplied from Mr. Frank Mchenna’s ' accepted Aiter remarks from Mr. Cuth- establishment, Toronto, Completed the h 'd n COUGH CUREthlS '~ rie, Mr. Wood (Hastings) and Mr. Mei‘e- efiect, everything combining to give years ()fl.‘<l_‘.’e,t\VPOSte pareptsttrem todoto 110V CURE iswithont " dith tho llousv «rot tangled up in a pomt perhaps the best entainnient of the Kind Chamber (“11 S -a_ e erdffl‘o , a 18mg T R . orifof medicine A11 ’ "5" of order over a proposal that the counties ever enjoyed by a Lindsay audience. The P333 under a ”13111 Stan'l‘hng (31 t 1;? 1- - d ‘0 sell it on a positive ’ ' should maintain the fourth bridge added excellent accompaniments of Miss Harris “fa-Ck ’}t that P "03 on “r5 (‘3’ "Sta an i Q i dormr so n'ot his arm cauuht between other cure can su ., 3 .3 . n ‘ _ ugh 50.6 Throat, or i "" f the bumpers, when the train backed up. , _' ll cure you. If your bv the amendment in a proportion tC be (piano) of Lindsay, and the Peterbcro on carried some distance and was in ‘ V'hooping Cough, use It ’ ‘ . 9 (lecided by three arbitrators only until amateur orchestra under the leadership 0 bandon it. Mr. J. Butcher, are entitled to special He was _ , ’ imminent danger of being dragged under ’ l‘“ “8' If you dread the I" the wheels, When his cries was heard by a LINDSAY Sill ’MPTION, don’t/22113; hi9 . etc, will be served from 7 to 8 p.m. mission 15 cents. â€"â€"-A. Doris, a young lad of nine or ten both counties decided to a . _ y . mi in the mention. Mr. heteham is to be congratu- -by who at once released him from Over an hour was taken up. 3 . . . . the success of his tuition in A doctor was called end the bill was reported with the fourth lated upon . . . on to be paid Lindsay, and it is to be hoped he Will passer , , _ his perlious pOSition. bridge added. The proporti '11 b h t] return to ive th . l ‘ ' ' e s or 303111 e m by eaCh county on 3‘1 the budge“ W1 Y a ' $1 Our midszsifie when it was found that there was a. bad flesh wound and the bones badly inj ured, NO. 2 determined by three arbitratorS,done agi- ind gianiatlig element i 6. th bl' ointed b e h of the arties an one 5’ ene 0 13 “”1093 an 6 p11 10 . . p y ac p another enjoyable entertainment. but amputatlon W111 1101' be 1190933817~ the Superior Court. ” a I "7-“ 4-? rat-en” *o-z‘. 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