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been V513 OFF CE. true is lit: hold Unit. Ame: m t 'vull I not ‘ indsay, April 2: with Price; suits: Notice is hereby given that a dividend z three rer. cent. has been declat-‘d won the paid-up capital stock of this astituzion, being at the rate of six per mt. per annum, and that the .same will ~e payable at the head office on and after Vriday, épril 15th ' ‘AI. 1.4â€"â€" ? Pedlar 6: Emerson ~31.le «JJJIE'J â€"for good. carefulâ€" VWOEIHG, Aflflflciflikfll INKSMIIHINB AID WOOD W03“ REPAIRING- â€" 3-LLIAN-é 7.. - a RT}! By Vdrde} of m; Fi :toria Loan and Sav-g. ings Company, I Is successfully used monthlfby over 11101131131). Who 0.000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask your drur’gist for C pound. Take no or ~er_ as .HSPRING”, if?! ook's Cw _â€"â€"~.‘vv-vlv .uvv U1 I"! was sacrificing him to a on Rm am whim. He hoped that the floor unght 811 MixtureS- Pillsand open and he might fall. He wishe-I Price.No. 1.31 er , imztations are dangero“ . box; No. 2 o l or 2.1mm] stamp: ‘ ‘ O ' E 8: E‘NQS. .10 degrees stron ed on :eceipt The Cook C 1 and 2 sold tesPOnsi ble Druggx's get, $3 per box. '0. of price and two 8-eent om pany Windsor. Ont. and recom :3 in Canad {S’Nm I am} No. 2 sold in Li «£00m; Druggist. _._... A. -y-.wm’fffflw _.. u,_â€"â€"§~___‘ .â€" ,, tor a sex-inns accident, for death, any- thing to escape she torment and misery. mendedby all But he was not yet to escape. The 3‘ Emperor had a~moxe ditficu‘t and un- ndsay by E generous ccmmand to put upon hifn. He dirccted that the table and 053er Marble Tab! 8 T. c y,’ ,3 Specun) , Being a pragti: islgus and cm. H lwucre. JOHN MAGWOOD, Manager UMBER!) iii). 5 Bargains nay/imam; TLME? You jurely do not/Wan? f0 0 Non Mife (on; Milly balén‘ng §°me . bod y for lfie fime 0-day. Wmfhave:a"ggjegveigdfi1gm Eafchvof; your 9Sn-They are N‘ beflf- yafc he} made-We have mermdjo a chaice Sfick 0f jewehy, Silverwareflock} erc.‘ 77 KENT STREET. â€"Wedding Rings â€"And Wedding -â€"Presents. â€"â€"Silverware, j J. J. WETHERUP, Aha dealer inrOrgans. Pianos and Se 513661316188 MfiChines: comer Sussex and Peel-: 2 \ ~â€" â€"â€"Engagement Rings LEEDSAY â€"Watches, â€"Clocks, â€"â€"Jewelry, All Over The Store PARDON ME 5112, UA’DSAY, 0N T. Lieut. Amberg made his way from the room with his thoughts in a whirl. He had never dreamed of being ordered to do so extraordinary a thing. The “Ride my horse bereâ€"intoâ€"tbis room, Your Majesty ?” stammered the other. "Yes,” was the reply. "You heard my command, You lpay go.” “Yes, Your Majtsty.” “You will mount ycur horse and ride in'o this rcom.” ' ,i fami.‘ .I ‘"O ""h The young (flicer’s face flushed He had heard stories of strange and undignified commands put upon soldie's on thesa occasions. He hurri- ed to the monarch with a sinking heart. L‘euc. Awberg c;uld hardly compose 2pm~ef as he saluted and stood at attention. The Emperor regarded him coldly. “You are toâ€"night '3 ’ mi'i'ary staff. Late in the ev mes=enger came to Lieut. Ambt ing that the Emperor deman presence in the banqueting hall One night last; spring Lieut. Amberg was on duty in the palace. Tin Emperor was giving a. eomiprivate banquet to his immediate friends and miiizary staff. Late in the evening a . Yntz¢£nnnnn AA“- LA ‘I A. “‘W“. Ambug was 4m admirable so}:- \..er and popular in his regiment. Hc‘ is a man 0t fine and delicate fPeIing, 1 He believed in the dignity of Mr posiJ firm He felt that. he shcu'd be WOrthV : I it and of his family. who had stintea themselves th 1: he might have his place in the army. This man is Li and he was an of tinguishsd cava] who hold commis with pride over theirs. ;uclc is a young man now employed in the London office of Brown Broth- ers, bankers who has suffered bitterly from thn fancy of the Emperor. His career was ruined, be was disgraced and humiliatcd by a whim of his man «5:111. He f6}: himself driven frOm th" fumy am; from hf's couuiry, and forced to make a Eixing as best he could in a. forfiign land. I." -- 7. Germany is a man of strer as ail the world knows. There is a young man now in the London office of Brm ers, bankers who has suffers from thf? f-mcv nF Hm Fm» Lia: h THURSDAY, APRIL 2 3 prepared to furnish the people of Lind- say and surrounding country with MONUMENTS and HEADSTONES. both Marble and Granite. Estimates promptly given on all kinds of come-tar} work. Marple Table Tops, Wash Tops. Mantel P'm- no» _ig1:. Amberg came of an }m--~ ROBERT CHAMBERS WEB E WEEKS L WORKS,â€"In the rear of the Marketpa . opposite Matthewa’ packing house. son, R. S. Yarnold, Chas. Fee, W. Halladay, A. Foster, W. \Varren, D. ‘McMann, D. H. Cornei], Mrs. Mimms, J. Davidson. T. Davidson. D. Rodgers, D. McKay. T. Parringlcn, J. Boxall, A. Anderson A. ”Warren. P. Sweetman, Alex. McDonald. D. \Valker, Mrs. \Vilk- inson. Jas. Bell, VI. Thurston, D. .Mc- Fadden. W. Henderson. F. Brimeau, Albert King. David Rogers, Alex. McKay. 1 .45“ Is good. I refer you to those who am using them: Major Martin, D. Eagleson. A. Drum- mond. T. J. Ray. D. ”Trew, R. Bryans, W. Brooks, G. A. Milne, Rd. Sylvester, Robt. Sylvester. J. Smith, Home for Aged, Mrs. W'alker, Mrs. Grimston, Dr. Herriman, T. Anderson. R. Kennedv, D. H. Dick, W. ‘ ‘White. G. lng‘es, Mrs. Kelser, John Lewis, D. McDougaIl. J. Frain, Mrs. McMann. H. Sharp. J. Rehill, S. A. Thurs- ton, W'. H. Thurston. D. King, W. W11- .liamson, D. Dunoon. S. Thurston. J. Bell, Mrs. Dyer, J. H. Fidlar, Mrs. Johns. A. S. Edmun‘ds, 9. Ii: Thompson, J. A. “'illiam- lug Majesty Empgror William of Cook’s Cofiton Root Compound. Is successfunv near! "Mud- ‘_ -, m 15 Lieut. Gustav Amberg. s an officer in a fine and dis '. cavalry regiment. Those commissions in it are filled ROBT: CHAMBERS OD duty in the pahce the honor t1 of strange freaks, . Amberg, 33y- demanded his IS. Pianos and Sewing Sussex and Pee1~sts. nvnnu nun-1 5 b, 1898. uat '2 Cambridge IS total wink- Pm' I uu Lac 001309 mama unman- ageable and nn against the nude of the pwing engine. Mr. Ferris was inauntly killed. Mr. Fulcher was budly. but not seriously injured, and both horses were :- Its: hurt, one of .tPem beyond AAAAAAAA 'IIL- _77 recnvt ry. â€"A serious accident occurred at St. Maly’s Moudey morning at the G. TUB creasing west of the junction station. Thomas F u ‘cher and Isaac Ferrie were on top of a load of hay driving a spirited team of horses towerdl the town, end when nearing the crossing they stopped to allow a westbound freighttrun ' pass. tut the horses became nnmn. He resigned» ibmodiately and settléd his affairs as qmckly as possible. We went to London to start life snow, and fhund a place in the banking firm “here he is now cmplnyed. ‘ degrtdation that. had been heaped up- on him He felt. that he could never raise his head again. ' ' v Again he was compelled to take the jump, and the result was more ridicu: ‘ious, mg.re huvniliafing than before. The Emperor called Lieub. Amberg. Ha poured forth his illâ€"humor and his ‘wm‘h. He told the young oflioer that hr) had behaved abominably; that be h (1 brought disgrace upon his. Emper- or hisyegiment, and himself. He had' 3i :en the most incompetent exhibition of homemanship that had ever been Sten. Finally be dismissed him. Ls'cuc. Amberg went to his quarters veighed down, almost_prusl_zed by the j__._ J 1 h; drove the maddeuvd horse to make $5“ 192., He managed £0 Scrammé over ihe obstruction. Ofiicer and horse fell sprawling on the other side the chairs had been placed‘legs upward. Lieut. Amterg’s face was whiter than 'he tibie linen Still he must gu throng}: ‘vith in. Time and again he tried to make his horse jump over the obstruction. Each time the animal refused and went siidiog along on his h arches, striking the table. The rider c.u}d hear the scuffing of the guests. He could hear the Emperor expressing his disarproval. At. last‘ be piled into a hurdle in the middie of the room. The servants speedily {u}- filled his order. The guests dnew to one side. that they might see and yet escape injury. ”You will jump your horse over the‘ table.” I There was a menace in the Emper- or’s tone and Lieut. Amberg knew there was no hope for him. He had no chome. He grasped the danger. He knew it was almost impossible to compel a frightened honse that had learned that his footing was most in- secure to make the jump. Some of the chairs had been nhma I..." “Want Again be mounted while the guests roared with laughter over the awkward ‘ plight of oliicer and horse. The 3 charger was shivering with fear. He refused to go forward because of the danger of falling on the smooth surface, “At a gallop?" The Emperor repeated the command, and his voice was colder, more menac ing, than before. “ You acquit yourself badly.” Nothing more was needed to com- plete the officer’s c00fusion and feeling of disgrace. In desperatit n he plunged his spurs, deep into the horse’s sides, and again went plunging, scraping, and sliding along. Lieut. Amberg could 1 ‘ hear the roars of loughter and he could . see the cold. immovable face of his I monarch, who was sacrificing him to a c whim. He hoped that the floor might I open and he might fall. He wishc-l c for a. serinus accident, {Or death" any- a rly.:_._- Lieur. Amberg urged .his horse to a ’ faster pace. In turning. about the animal slipped to its haunches. There was very littlespace in which to man- oeuvre. It was with difficulty that the officer could keep his seat. The bang: ing of the hoofs and the effort-s made by the horse to keep from falling made‘ a frightful racket. “ At a. gallop I” The command of the EmperOr was sharp and quick. Lieut. Amberg’s face had become white, but he could not retire. He gave his horse the spur. The animal Sprang forward and went: slipping, scrambling along the floor, finally falling. The rider bad to leap from the saddle to save his legs. OT. The animul moved about cautiously, gingerly, every muscle strained to leap {mm a possible danger. The lieuten- ant guided him with his face on fire- “At a trot. l” commanded the Emper i There were about: seventy guests in the room, and they watched the officer on horseback with interest and amuse- ment. The polished floor was as slippery as ice, and the ix on shoes were like skates. ’ He drew rein und saluted. The brilliant lights, the unusual surround- ings and the experience on the stairs filled the spirited animal with fear. He moved about restlessly, tossed his ‘head and snorted with apprehension. lAnd his master had little more confi- "You will ride about the room we may see how well you sit horse,” commanded the Emperor deuce. I’hh wagon tad Linea-".32"; idea. of disobeying did not suggest it; self to him. He mounted his horse and forced the frightened animal to climb the stairs. He made his way through the corridors and into the banqueting room‘ the horse’s hoofs sounding on the floor like a. roll of thunder. THE WATChMAN, LINDSAY THURSDAY! APRIL 23TH, 1858. . _- -â€"-uâ€".l..’ IIIIUUO The locomotive m‘ V mpletely wrecked and four or five cars, empties, turned. . _.._v..uul morning shout 4 o'clock n westbouna freight no into a train standing about one-eighth of 3 mile east of the Txlaonburg loop line station. Engineer Leonard 2.11119! of St. Thomas was instantly killed. - I-“â€"-L=â€"~ ' ‘ Ihe line of cleavage between the We oppoeingv forces .of civilization was apparent the moment the European gowere propoeed to interfere in the paint-American trouble. Great Bri- tain instinctively. reooiled fr:m such a proposal an she knew well that the joint interference of the powers meant the sacrifice of the principle on behtlf of which the war has been undertaken by the United Stutee. The chances are that the combetunta will be left tethernselvee, but there in at Rae some time a pneaibi‘ity, thnt the poweglmy be forced into the struggle. In thjt event it will be thei Anglo-Saxon min-t the world. i tion', are advancing mar; rapidly than‘is acc‘p sble to- the European powers. Al though the letter have made no open remonatrance against: the United S'atea. gay have a; lent disclosed their hand. Possmturtés 0? THE WAR [Toronto World] > f The Spanish-American war will not be ’ a very big afi'air if the cmnbatante are . allowed to pursue the light to a finish in their own way. Spain is amoribund power. Her weakness will bccmr apparent before ac ire hostilities hart been many days in trogress. Th7 Americana ought to be in possession of Cuba within two weeks, and the whole war should be Would up inside of al month. That is. provided the combatants are left to themselves. But there is a possibility that events may arise to complicate the issue. A email fire some- times kindles a mights confiigration, and it may do so in this case. It' the power! are forced to take sides in the dispute, there is no doubt as to how they will arrange themselves. The war as it naw staudsis not betweed the Anglo-Snow on one side and the rest of civilization on the other but the principle in behalf of which the war is being fought is a iprinciple that is recognized as a valid one by Angh-S xons, while its authority u disputed or at least. not recognized-by tln. other powers. France. Russia, Austria, 1 German and all the European power: ‘ believe in the doctrine that a nation is mistress in its own houeeh Ad. It is any ‘ the Anglo-Saxon race that has advanced ; so far in civilization as to claim the right 1 of interference in a neighbor’s afl‘atrs, ‘ when that neighbor persists in violating ‘ what Anglo-Saxons recognize as the in- . alienable rights of humanity. ‘The Anglo- Saxpn, ever in the vanguard of civiliza , that your _ e, --.\.,.,......uâ€" ies and all forms of weakness. They build up the blood and restore the g of healzh to pale and sullow cheeks. ‘In men they efzect a radical cure in all cases arising from mental worry, over- work. or exc'sses of whatever nature. Sold by all dealers or sent post paid at1 500 a box or 81x boxes for S2 50 by . dJmssiug the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co. , Brockville, Ont. In a callinion on the G. T R. M_onday n‘â€".. -L-_A. A , Viâ€"wvâ€"c‘.“ till-1.. lal the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves. They are an unfailing specxfic for such diseases as lucomotor ataxm, partial paralysis, St. Vitus’ dance, sciatica, ueura'gia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the After effvcts of In grippe, palpitation of the beast, nervous prom-union, all (liar-uses depending upon ntiated humors in the blood, such as scrofula, chronic erysipelas. etc. They are also a. specific for troubles peculiar to fe- male-3 such as suprrseions, irregu!arit- _A_ -_J ‘II t -. .v.‘ u nun A d' "I _ ' . ' Z' . 1 pers” will i'ecall Ton); Weller, the stout, ’ health seem? W bane unprox ed 111 every red faced coachman who married a “wid- way. During the the past summerI der” for his “second wentur," and who worked very hard. but have felt no had what he called “a coincidence," while bad efl'ects The gratitude I feel to drivingnconch load of votersfrom London D W'll' ' , P. k P.” L ‘ to a certain town. The coach was upset r. ‘ lams m l 3! none 11‘ neveral miles from its destination, and the been cured, can appreciate. after the voting had been closed. An anaIYSis shows that DrJVilliams’ Ireland's “p“tmm” m" ”meme“ jOk‘ . these prosaic days. At the election {or the 31 the elements necessary to give new! city 01' Cork 1,, 135 those who have suffered as I have andf passengers reached the polling booth only Pink Pills contain inacondenstd form ing at elections is maintained oven in if) the contest was be- life and rlclmes; to tho, NMA "mu “.mâ€" .L~~~ Au: 0 uU bad efl'ects. The gratitude I feel to Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, none but those who have suffered as I have and been cured, can appreciate. ”“- ‘ A Singular People and Their Queu- Method to A NOVA SCOTIAN FARM ER TELLS ~ °f Fm Decoration. ' . Between Cape Mesurado and Cape iy HOW HE REQA'NED HEALTH' Palmas the Krooboys have their towns, ' f: â€"â€" the Little Kru, the’ Settra Kru, King Will’s 0 ROM ACUTE RHEUMA- Town and the rest. A race apart, the Las- Of “31:31:32; FGBNERAL DEBILITYâ€" cars of the coast, the Krooboy for the last B'TO DO THE LIGHT 200 years as been in intercourse with 'he ~ EggnfiilfiLABL ’ men from lgurcpe and still remains :3 wer- ld- I From the Acadien N. S. shiper of gods which, in the latitudes of . ' - - _ Aberdeen. of Sunderland, the Hartlepools "8 t 1?": toffthe :ZSbogrosfgmvliIl:;g 1;, and other regions where the true faith tr. e lg 1) arm - reigns are not accepted. A healthy pagan, iis Greenwich N .S., ii Mr. Fdward Mall" tall. active, with muscles like a Hercules, ,n ning Anyone intimate with Mr. , head like a comic mas ue, speainCng In short ._' ' . ~ ot“petit negre”‘or“ ackman ng is ,"’ ‘ b Manning knows hém as . a {height}; a jargon, call it what you like, the ground strong ““38“” an veracuy, 5? ' , work of it oaths; its face tattooed on ei- at every confidence can be placed in the; ther temple with a triangle, from which a 11' information which he gave a reporter} line of blue, Which starts below his hair, - f0 ublicaiiox the ! runs down his nose, giving him when he in Silagwdaécadngurin; a? very pleds ant ‘ laughs a look 01’ having two distinct faces. . . . The Krooboy ships for acruise, and then, it inter-View he gave the followmg state . on his return to the live towns, reverts to :â€" l ments of his severe suffering and re- paganism, a merry mlsbeliever over ‘u , ”fl. - whose life no shadow of the Galilean trag- bs fOVégey." 1:“0 {yearisw 3g? las‘l:[bwps edy has passed and who therefore ships 6 .em r, . said L ,r' annmg, " ‘ aboard an English ship in the firm expec- taken With an' acule attack .Of them! tation of returning home after a two '. matis r. I had not been feeling well 4 years’ cruise to invest his wages in the p for some time previous to that date purchase of more wives, 200 years of mis- .- having been troubled with sleepless- “on“? lab” having as 3’“ vaed inefiec‘ ‘ . . y 1 tual to eradicate the natural polygamistic ' ness undigeneral d‘b‘htY' My COP‘I tendencies which Providence, who one ‘ stitution ‘ scemed run down. Begin _ supposes acted after due consideration, mug in the small of my back the pain seems to have planted in the fiber of all ' ' - ' kind except of course ourselves. I soon passed into my hips, where it re- 13"") , ,. - . . . . Str 1 5: tall, w manned Without mtenmsslon, and I be- 0’ ’4 a °° ard, ”1mm“ ‘30 the . , core and called indifl'erently “Jack Beef, " c-une a terrible sufferer. All wznter “Sam Cofi'ee” or “Small Fish, ” the Kroc- ’ long ‘ I was scarcely able to do any boy is a man apart, and for the test oi , work and it was only with the acutest moral worth‘our Christian navigators put { {f . h I d t h bbl a bale weighing two hundredweight upon 0 Su enng t at manage 0 0 6 his head, and it he carries it safe through to the barn each day to do my chores. the surf he is engagedâ€"Saturday Review. I appealed to medical men for help “x but they failed to ,bring any relief Hm" °‘ Brim" meal“!- At last I decided~totry Dr. Williams’ Years 880 when elections in England . . I . . were contests in which bribery and intim- Pmk Pll‘s and with the" use came a idation were winked at voters who lived complete and lasting cure. I had nct _ at a distance oft-en found it difficult to get used quite three boxes when I began to the polls, whether they traveled by land to feel decidedly be.ter. I continue-d 01' by water- A "35581 carrying voters juslng them until twelve boxes had from London to Ipswich, only 70‘ miles distant, somehow lost its reckoning and been consumed, when my complete re- . . . . did not discover it until Amsterdam was ccvery warranted me in discontwlng sighted. their their use. I had never felt Cctacihcs Iconvlciyin‘s votfrsPlyrgke Sega - - ; mys er ans 3'. Queers o “ lCKWlC ' a- £235; 8:21:11; tjhffe iggfioxgdmln 6V3; I pcrs” will recall ’l'ony Weller, the stout, . red faced coachman who married a “wid- way. During the the past summerI dot” for his “second wentur," and who worked very hard. but have felt no ' bad what he called "A Dnlnnlflnnnu u ".Ln 7 Iv I I HAD SUFFED FROM ACUTE RHEUMA~ T15" AND ‘ GENERAL DEBILITYâ€" SCARCELY ABLE TO DO THE LIGHT, ‘ EST WORK. From the Acadien, N. S. SUFFERING VANQUISHED 7 Lastly. the trott’er or pacer. but he must be able to go nearly a mile in two minutes, and that is seldom done, but s horse that can go very fest is always salable. Raising trotting horses is a legitimate business, but it is better to let the other fellow do the campaigning. A colt that will make a very speedy horse will give promise of it. if the boy is given a chance to drive him. Every men should consult his own taste as to the class of horses he will raise, but be sure to rsise‘ the best of that clan. The better way, American Agriculturist: For certain classes of borers prospects are gond. A larva. heavy, stylish, well bred 1.800 to 2,,000 pound draft boron in in good demand and aways wfll he. The cob is wanted if well bred. He should weigh 950 to 1.100 lbs . hwe dean limbs, high head. to be a high steppor and a‘trao’ive. Then the cat-risen how ‘5 in demand. He should be 15.3 to 16 hands h‘ah, well bred, symmvtrical. wi'h fine I: it. ‘ b ‘ Ate meeflnz of the Agriculture and Coloniznion commlnee at O'tawa 188i week. Professor therrsoru gave a pee ‘ sible plan for the esmhlishmeut and main- tenance of Dominion illustration matinns for farmers. This will be another advance in the direc‘irm of further help by the overnmen‘, in‘ended to assiat farmers n (very Cmm‘y to obmin the largest returns from their farms and theil labors. Loo-ll crglzuti us are naked to provide an illustration field or illustroalor station, to be used for ‘he purpose men- tioned. The cmm'v or township co"rci' might prmide a field, where all fax-mere wou‘d see rho best melhods put in'o prac‘ico, and they Would be able to ndnnf them in their own firms. All d-fal w :uld be carried out by the depar mm’, which would also provide seed 3nd com {“11 eta the os p'er of the ’and, wh- lwnuld be superm'endent of illustration» for the eXpense incurred. The rxpers» to the government for seed and lahrr would be from $50 to $100 per “illustn tion field.” A travelling inspector and lecturer would he provided for each group of twenty~five illustration stafinns. Th:- coet of the whole scheme to the govern- ment would be from $100 to $200 per. station. L'oâ€"Wit‘l: be 11: “do dh 1: «mmuho...» “304:3 , 2. Sablea 0G0 2â€"H. present of 51:59: K‘C, L so small a coin in his good follow, " ..- id 129 lfor-30:1 but, mind, yo “God bless your hon Irishman; “may vour you."â€"b‘nn Francisco But fate Was against them. Before the polls closed, the clothcslcss voters werodis- covenad. Friends wrapped them in bhn kets and conveyrd them in carriugcs tn 2)::- pflh‘ng booths, wim‘u they urriwd just in time to record their votesâ€"Youth’s Com- panion. _- â€"â€"u---¢tulll\\l U\CH ll these prosaic days. At the election for flu city of Cork In 1895 the contest was be tween the Pnrnellitvs and tho anti-Porno}!- ites. A funny incident happened. Th: wives of four voters held political views which differed from their husbands’. On the day of the election these four women rose curly and left their homes, carrying off every stitch of male attire from the house, with the keys, after locking in their sleeping husbands. ,- _‘-_.--uu’ v4.1] IV 1 distant, somehow lost; its reckoning did not discover it until Amsterdam sighted. at a distance oft-en found it difficult to get: to the P0118, whether they traveled by land or by water. A vnacnl -----:_,_ _-L, , , ,,,___.v.v~~-J I!“ A ucul, “Sam Cofl'ee” or “Small Fish,” the Kroo- boy is a man apart, and for the test of moral worth our Christian navigators put a bale weighing two hundredweight upon his head, and if he carries it safe through the surf he is engaged.â€"â€"Snturday Review. BEST HORSES TO RAISE nuppuws acted after due consideration, seems to have planted in the fiber of all mankind except, of course, ourselves. Strong, tall, a coward, anlmistic to the core and called indifl'erently “Jack Beef, " “Q...“ nAa» - i I , .- v “JHVIMVU Lflwflo The Krooboy ships for ncruise, and then, on his return to the five towns, reverts to paganism, a merry misbeliever over whose life no shadow of the Galilean trag- edy has passed and who therefore ships aboard an English ship in the firm expec- tation of returning home after a two years’ cruise to invest his wages in the purchase of more wives, 200 years of mis- tendencies which Providence, ~who one supposes noted after due consideration. TO TEACH THE FARMERS .â€"â€"â€"vâ€"u.‘-“ “Hall-j“, a jargon, call it what you like, the groun work of it oaths; its face tattooed on ei- ther temple with a triangle, from which a line of blue, Which starts below his hair, runs down his nose, giving him when he laughs a look of having two distinct faces. "‘L- '7, I and other regions where the true faith reigns are not. accepted. A healthy pagan, tall. active, with muscles like a Hercules, head like a comic masque, speaking a sort: of “petit negre” or “Blackman English,” cu .LH that? (I19 3 Thing Needful. you think of those songs 1n ‘ nu . 1‘. :cmtian they could 'TFFE KROO'BUYS’. "N" the 1:111:23 also‘ mm the anti-1’urno]1~ ‘ent happened. The bold political views heir husbands’. On 1--Cbi- Be pleased to for anything i feel satisfied \ money. l ‘I purpose handling Cheese- makers Supplies for 1898, and will always havea complete stock on hand. The convenience of this should he appreciated, and Iwill thank you very much for your patronage. The following is a partial list of our stock, all direct‘ 1' mportations : CHEESEWKERS Unnecn’s Rennet Emmet in bottles and 10 and 20 gallon kegs, Umeen’s Cheese Color in bottles and kega, Thafcher’s Rennet and Color in kegs and bottles, Ohio Scale Boards, Seamless Bandages, Cheese Caps, Milk Books, Scrub Browns, Cheese Vets, Curd Mills, Cheese Presses, Cheese Hoops, Scales. Weigh Csn‘i,‘ Thtrmometers, Tanking Glasses, Blbcock Testers. Scranton, all sizes, Cheese Factory Boilers, â€"thtle 11-year-old Ar whose parents reside at 91 ave., Toronto, was run over last while‘tryigg to board a. reauzea the yield will be. satisfactory. Fears were also entertained for the clover meadows, but no injury is reputed from any quarter. â€"‘I'here is no doubt that cold snap has had its effect wheat. This in only true, 1 fields where the soil in clay or In general the outlook is still in]. and if even present pn realized the yield will be I however, is‘ to raise horses of each class. e demand for one class 13 How he sales of another clue will be brisk. l‘he farmer can raise the trotting horse cheaper than can the man who gives his whole time to it. Trotting-bred horses make good work horses, and if used cau- icuely and properly, work on :he farm will not; injure their speed. name anon time. At five o'clock on 11-day afternoon the Hammond Pack- 00. was asked to supply the United es government with ten thousand ; a reply was at e atood m the yard an y they were filled - um- abn-.--‘l A - d by nine-‘ and the immense ’9 Will fixpiqsion took ’ give quotations in this line, and NEWS OF THE WEEK ........................ lPeterburo.... Lorneville .............. ................... ARRIVA LS. me 801! in clay or undraixied. he outlook is still very hop ' can save you >re experimenting Ebbâ€"z; a bottle that had been analysis. A pen was 1136 Its effect: on the fall in only true, bowgver, of dopbt that the recent .'_-old . A3311 qt: Pettit, at 90 Nonhcoeéi Glace ‘Monday 5 50 mm . 615 mm 'fiéééy 6 05 sun 800m} Sold in Lin Honor Graduate" ofâ€"Befleyme Academy of Music. Any privilege a: to repzymem borrower gnaw. L. V. O’CONNOE n‘ster, Solicitor, Conveyance, etc. Kentâ€"st... one dOor Wen n' P-Mnhll'n .~ The undersigned is prepared to loan move) as first class {cm or productive town prop: fly a: We have a large amount of px'iyate funds to loan at 5 per cent. on Fxrst Mortgages on Farm or Town Property. Terms to suit borrowers. Lmany tad Fenelon Furs. Block, Kent-st, We are low: mortgage in same In: bomweus. on the best terms ates of interest. .We do no: security. THE “'ATCHM AL isox'u 4C0. MONEY LENT "‘ fistvrs. etc. Solid; Victoria and the Bank of M on momngee at lowest c Wi‘hm~st., Lindsay. Solicitor f0;- Money to loan N0. 6| “yiuifim I . D. MOORE J- H'LAUDHUN afice and ReSIdence X DR. A. GILLESPIE. .C.F. aormm, ponvo . excf 015935 70 ~. one (1001') est 0! Campbell's Grocery Store. SWAIN, . .30 A.X.;Lm 2.31. to 3 amand 7 to 8 P. x. DR. J. SIMPSON .o.‘ Trinitv COL, Torcrtc. Maia; College of Physicmns Surge:- x.s. Crt. Lac 0 Rockwood Asylum. Kingston. 51‘ Su- eon, Lindsay District. Graduate 0! Univ CLAUGHLIN and Bumsuzas, SOL éâ€"r Ulflce and resiaeao; Lindsav,secand door we: Oflice hours, 9.00;.11. to If MONEY TO LOAN OFFICEâ€"94 Kent-st.., Opposite th: Post Oflioe= Graduated Trinity Um ate of the Royal College AIONB Y Arrangements hun- been made by the undersigned to lend on Bed £52519 5- curity n rates of interest from 5 w 7 per 0th : vet? large sums at 4g per cent... themortga es ttken for any term not exceedzog um var-um the imer- eat payable vexrty. half )eariy or qu. on 0832 fixed to suit lx-rmw. u on oemdueed by instalments. AP- 28ST§ZE_RS, Dominion Bank Builj- DENTIST, :‘Vellingmn- DENTIST, " Wood's Phosphodine. :- WHITE 0f Tomnm 1 The Great English rm. 6 “is“ my: momsemg-d' by 1:11 drum :1 Cu: :. n. re 1- table medicine duowe 8'95 FERS. SOLICITORS OPPOSite the Day 1:, i; HOPKINm -JEFFER5 pr for the Ontario 0 loan at lowest rates. illiam street south. PER CENT. MCSWEYN 8; ANDERSON R. HAW nemsr. DENTIST i050W!!! for the Ccun’ l Noam. Mme)’ :n‘ mat desired by .0’ KNOB, 83.. B»- GREGORY, Druggist DONALD a W Midw 98â€"35 current rate; 'he GUARANTEED cckly circulation » WALTERS indus- omoe. szcr’ Diversity, T e 0! Dent; s ALEX. JACKSON F. A. I'm.“ Over 17 ’39, Out BE 1 ANDERSON LINDSAY. “185611 Sr L”WSW hu‘ '26 o n'a univexi nymer r had a bin min! in thi nbzrs of flu Ac my of to cnlh‘ or “Live , country I)? hr the nun _s to Canat n offend I then: will derstrndu Wilfrid 1 on of L- row Davi for the 4 near Pal the eugin iso badly Issac Gr: is 9i 5! bi NEWS 0‘ E. Hen-i lo the a Enppli-éé flock. COU E