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3,0ANN£§ NERAl it be sown. Cattl g selected from W ars past prefer it appearance, 1'00t5 excellent feeding: GN AND , :Anva PAINT: Ga GRAIN!N§.. TET. LIN DSA‘ he? bottom. EB BREA OGKERV, CSBAE. re 'ABHiNES in .ired. so large an an!“ 1g as the Mam!!! re 'have been gro‘ D WILLIAM GENERAL FOLLO‘ MANGE New Friend' 5 Advice Was wanton m the finale"- ‘ gsi._ r to Hoboken the ‘ ' » one of the passengers I wboat begged a light from u. was cne of the green- . Innorent-Imking men I and his speech seemed to .r a. New England far- "" h»: nidently wanted to be halted with him for a. few “ax . 1 and chm asked: '. “0.“. me 6»! with any adventures m ng in \‘ew York ?” “:1in . .Lrag on ‘he replied. NSC wur wallet. "” 11.111511} right.” ' -1: any $10 bills for the ”Q; ghe it an av, but I’m no John . .f'om V amount.” ~ Then “ho are y on 2’” Jaeen Goods himself; going over ken to meet a \ictim from Can- mp.- you didn’ t let a green- 1)” \17: : >«<.. '. yjitg'man make 3011 a victim. L” old man winked at me and chuck- in. way of replv. 7M you did {all in with some of P”, lessgon. 1' ’ I persisted. mil. myther. "’ he quaintly replied .134 you didn t lose your money ‘2” N31 as I knows on.” w did you beat the game ?” and chuckled some more, A- __ -A.‘ hwinfifi-d 2+ dogma: " replied the politician. ”My; : sperm to have any influence?" " whasnt any. 211: outclassed in the matter of j; He‘s as smart as most of them.” ,zcks energy. perhaps.” 'ozat 311. He‘s a hard worker and are do the best he can.” mybe he has gone of that personal metism :seems to have as much as the {them but‘s that not saying Goes. Hr lacks the one essential wtion fur 9. Congressman of in- _. Heis not built for the life, and r will be a. success in Washing- . never plays poker.”â€"Chicago ting Post. 3:, C ( ngWSSA din (306511 t seem to :‘I to much.“ said the prominent ,n .0 th» politician who had just ad from “ashington.” n W hat is the trouble with him? .15: admit that he lacks some- a:11: 1:11:93 men influential in men. F 3T3: r‘ (0 {their cl! Eh :cellent E‘gation Minus and Hon: With tpture in rvceiving his salary, $2,009, Max-sonny). With his few follow- decided in build a church that wit“.- abSUIUIt'Iy free, he to donate i-‘én'ices. For a year the little edi- 9538 bet-n in (curse of construction, :'§'-'~1L'tédtim» and again by lack of :2. Sometimes the work would be ~75! forward by the congregation j‘i‘flves. old men and young digging étent-hes. At last the church is in- M and dvdication services were "‘awwk 38'). The faithful efforts L93?” Mosier have won him the NR“I!" of a large number of Brookâ€" FIE: so that now the funds are com- Mix-lions in T“ they. 599m of the world have been cen- Mn Turkey since the Anneman @3998 more than ever before. All E33360!!! is amused. Turkey must ‘rtangelized. She is not fit to govern 55““5- There has been a. number 393““ at work in the land of the .‘1'3 for Several years, and their inâ€" :ce 3 beginning to be felt. Among 7““? Robert College, in Constantl- “Ez‘he Girl‘s College, in the same ."Eubhrates College, at Harpoot: " T‘mfi‘y College. at Aintab. and “‘al 'faf'fihgical Seminary at Marsovan, u - m I “We Turkey. In addition to these HE WAS THE OTHER MAN. ~ ed by an Earthquake II “when: Turkey. P. éfs‘ffintinome. May 26.â€"A series of gtgmkes Saturday virtually razed hag?“ 9f Paramythia, European ‘ ‘ 7y Flfty persons were killed and Egg; “injured. The total number "*4ch 3 was 26. The Greek Church. “,1 bum 300 years ago, was if “Wm yards, but is still stand- "? Person um hi in: Ink," Dal-am Divorced. 95:33:“ May 26.â€"Mrs. Aubrey. the ma ,PghF?r_Qf Chief Justice Fuller m“ Ri‘zii ioinn: snout». 2° U _ ~- ux. bluff]. JUSIICC‘ r'uuer mted States Supreme Court, nted a divorce from her hus- 34am Aubrey. Saturday. fa~hiunable Bathing. putting his mouth to my ear that they talk so much ‘snd NMV.‘ 1:14:23 to be Taken .th :m .'~ 1mm} Breakfast. ZEN." :- doubts the efficacy of he Iaithf 1 members of a ‘n vf a little church in m- in it more firmly than «1' 3:1,) with their pastor, heir c‘nuxch because the cler- count] Not a Success. good speaker '3 at caught in the rain yes- I. shrank dreadfully. 'tne t g u as not justified by mL-ss common schools, and uther educational inâ€" 9" Fatherâ€"“ Tommy. stop pulling cat’s tale.” Tommyâ€"“ I’m only holding the the cat's pulling it.” Student (translatingkâ€"“Andâ€"er_then â€"erâ€"erâ€"-erâ€"-wentâ€"erâ€"andâ€"er.” Albertaâ€"I do wish it were not the custOm to wear the engagement ring only on the third finger of one’s left hand. Professor-“ Don’t laugh, gentlemen, to err is human.” Aletheaâ€"So do I. I can’t get more than half my engagement rings on at one time now. New Office Boyâ€"A man called here to thrash you a few minutes ago. Editorâ€"\Vhat did you say to him? "I told him I was sorry you weren’t Alkali Ike (on his death bed)â€"I tel! yer. Bill, it's a terrible thing fer a. feller t' die knowin’ he hain’t done jes’ right. Bronco Billâ€"Cheer up, old pardâ€"cheer up. Alkali Ikeâ€"I can’t, Bill; t1.a.r I’ve been intendin’ t’ cut th’ heart out uv Dirty Dan fer th’ last six monthsâ€"an’ kep’ puttin’ it offâ€"puttin’ it off. “Annabel.” called a Harlem mother over the bannisters, as she heard the front door close. “Yes, mamma,” replied a sweet, girl- ish voice, and Annabel Googan slowly framed herself in the darkness of the staircase. ““'as that Mr. Tinberry, Annabel?” "It was, mamma." "Do you know it is twenty minutes past eleven ?” came in cold tones from the wrapped figure in the upper hall. "Mamma, we hadn’t the slightest idea. it was so late," said the young' girl, earnestly. "You see." she continued, “Mr. Tinberry has been telling me about China and Japan. He said everybody ought to know about the war, and it was so interesting we never thought how late it was getting. Do you know, momma," added the sweet girl, as she reached the landing, “that in China. tl:eyâ€"" “Did Mr. Tinberry draw a. map of China. on your face, Annabel?” asked Mrs. Googan, stex n1) ““‘hy, mamma. ?” said the daughter in startled tones The young girl rushed to a mirror and saw with horror-stricken glance that the left side of her face was Streak- ed and stained with ink. “Heaven and earth,” she screamed, "his fountain pen must have leaked into his waistcoat pocket I” and with a shriek of horor the beautiful girl fell fainting to the floor.â€"â€"New York Com- mercial Advertiser. The Oriental Situation. The little boy was going along the toad, weeping most bitterly. His face was red, as if he had been fighting, and he was somewhat scuffed up and dusty, but he showed no marks of bruises or prospective black eyes. But his heart was broken. "“‘hat‘s the matter, sonny, did you get licked ?” “No. sir, I licked him, and I licked him good. I bunged up both eyes and I blooded his nose and broke his two front teeth, and I kicked the stockings or: him, I did." ”Didn't he get in on you ‘2” “He did not. He run. I chased him all the way. He was bigger’n me, too, and I took all his marbles away from him and his peg top and his knife that had two blades and part of another one.” "Well, what are you crying about, I Griggsâ€"Yes, he's a good man. wno ielsc ? Briggsâ€"Bimble. He‘s a sort of jack- at-all-trades. Knows how to put up a tent; in fact, can do anything. Griggsâ€"He ought to be a. good man. \Vho else ? Briggsâ€"Shotwell. He is great with a. gun. and a, good fellow, too. ! Griggsâ€"First-rate. Anyone else ? ‘ Briggsâ€"Wilter is the last man. He's Egood company, you know, and will keep lthinaq livplv. I tell you, camping then ? “Because they was three bigger boys hat stood by and saw me lick him, and then they held me up and took every- thing away from me, they did, consarn their pictures.” “W'hat’s your name, little boy ?" Briggsâ€"“'ell, I’ve J'USt 8'01 my camp- ing party all arranged. Griggsâ€"Are you going to camp out this year ? Briggsâ€"Yes. sir, I am. Not every camping party is a. success. The fact is, it depends entirly upon the peOple who make it up. They’ve got to be just the right kind. This one is going to be a. success. . Griggsâ€"Who is going ? Briggsâ€"“'ell, first, there’s Spider-1y. You know. he is a splendid cook, and he will attend to our meals. C'vi - ""cvo~ Briggsâ€"Wilter is the good company, you kno things lively. I tell under these conditions isn't it ? Griggsâ€"Yes: but it w it ’that's all the fellow: to have. Briggsâ€"W'hy ? Who (ODE: Griggsâ€"There's Doe. Poulter. He is an“ ’5'}. one at the best men for "mm “Jaifian, £ir."â€"New York Journal. I,” LINES FROM " LIFE.“ A Map on Annabel's Face. Not Happily Expressed. .-v v-.. . these conditions is pretty Chances Swept szy. ~Yes; but it won ’t be a. success all the fellows you are going Handy A “'ish. Erring. ? Who else ought there Mn. man. Who that nice. THE WA1CHMAN, LINDSAY, THURSDAY, JULY 11TH. 1895. Protection from Lightning. As generally understood, at present. remarks Dr. Lodge in a contribution to the Engineering Magazine, lightning is an oscillatory discharge of enormous energy, which no copper rod, however thick and long, can really dispose of harmlesslyâ€"experimentally it can be shown, in fact, that who” a lightning discharge takes place, 8Vcn down such a rod as this, sparks may fly from it to all conductors near, capable of set- ting fire to any explceive compound or gas leak which the) -nay chance to en- counter. He therefore recommends for the protection of ordinary buildings the placing of a. wire along all gables and down all the corners, with perhaps a. few in between along any prominent features, so as to enclose the building in a sort of wire network; any metal serves equally well for the conductor, conductivity being unimportant in com- parison with durability »; points or pro- jections to the sky are useful to take the violeme of the direct flash at its point or imidence in a. cheap and con- spicuous manner, and earth connec- tions are desirable to save the founda- tion, the soil and the pipes therein from being damaged. New Sng. 1: Process. The new sugar procea. as accomplishâ€" ed by the Drummond machine, is de- scribed in the Barbadoes Herald, and is briefly as follows : The cane is cuO into lengths of tour or five inches, and pass- es, without being touched by hand, into a cylinder where it is crushed. When all the juice possible has been ex- pressed by a. powerful pressure, the megass is dollied and shbjected to a steam bath, in order to extract any juice left in the cells of the cane; the pure juice and tie diluted juice are carried into seperLte tanks by suction pumps, and the megass by a mechani- cal arrangement ‘5 discharged by the crushing cylinder, to be used as fuelâ€" thc whole or the \Iperations of feeding crushing, discharging and pumping be- ing performed by one man. The advan- tages claimed for this machineâ€"a device which is also said to be coually suitable for the trertment of bcet rootâ€"are very important, including the complete extradition of the sugar at one operation, a minimum risk of breakdown, as there is no gearing ox- revolting shaft, and a number of ma- chines can be worked at considerable distance from each other by one hy- draulic and steam instaliati- 4 . As to Fast Thinking. In an essay in the Forum Mr. Freder- ick Harrison says that the late An- thony Trollope once told him that he began his literary work at half past 5 o’clock every,morning and “for three hours I regularly produce 250 words every quarter of an hour.” That is, he composed at the rate of 1,000 words an hour. Mr. Trollope must have written with surprising rapidity it he wrote long hand ; and he must have thought in haste if he wrote shorthand. An ex- pert penman may write over 1,000 words an hour all day long it he has not to concoct thea thought as he wields the pen; but for a man to write and to think up 1,000 words each hour for three hours running every morning, just after Betting out of bed. we mean words with loddsterâ€"I say, old fellow, can you lend us a. pair of scales for a few days? Married chumâ€"We have a pair, but, sorry to say they are out of order ; they weigh heavy. Roddster (excitedly)â€" The very thing ; we're going fishing.â€" Boston Courier. Outertown (enthusiastically)â€"Citily, old man. you ought to move out to Lonelywood. Its peacefulness and quiet would make you live twice as long as you will. Citilyâ€"But if I were living om there I shouldn't care to live twice as longâ€"Judge. Old Gentlemanâ€"Do you, think. sir, that you are able to support my daugh- ter without continually hovering on the \erge of bankruptcy ? Suitorâ€"Oh. yes, sir, I am sure I can. Old Gentlemanâ€" \\ ell that’s more than I can do. Take her and be happyâ€"Tid- -Bits. Ananiasâ€"Blood and death, but there are some insults too great to be borne! Saphiraâ€"Vk’ell, what. now ? Ananiasâ€" I don't mind being called a. pretty big liar. I‘m used to that. But a. fellow just accused me of being the author of the Cuban war newsâ€"Bufffio Express. .Hoblesâ€"My stenographer is inval- uable, I couldn't get along without one. Nellyâ€"But you don’t have enough cor- respondence to keep a stenographer busy ! Hoblesâ€"I know, but do you sup- pose I‘m going to let the men with whom I do business know that ?â€"-Chi- cago Record. Judgeâ€"Do you mean to say, sir. that you prosecute this man for theft. when you have no better evidence or his guilt than that he had $10 on his person? Attorneyâ€"Yes. sir. J udgeâ€"How dare you ask a conviciton on such evidence? Attorneyâ€"The man is a. poet, your honor.â€"Chicago Tribune. Doctorâ€"I would advise you, dear madam, to take frequent baths, plenty of fresh air and dress in cool gowns. Husband (an hour later)â€"â€"What did the doctor say ? Wifeâ€"He said I ought to go to a watering place, and afterwards to the mountains, and to get some new light gowns at once.â€"Fliegende Blaet- A Quick Hath“, Mr. Coahenâ€"Vat are you $3 ’ Ilzey, Rebecca ? ymg to Mrs. Coahenâ€"I’m teaching him to count. Mr. .Coahenâ€"Vell, you‘ll never get Ikey to learn that my, Rebecca. Gee: him some pennies, vhy 6011’: cu I I .uvc Alt amt v1; y ' i- v‘ :‘oInnltnII {Qt-1 made by the best manufactures in Canada. Also a full line of PARLOR, BOX AND COOKING STOVE The season is now on for getting in the water service. Remember that we employ first-class men in our work rooms and the quality of our work is the best. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. CALL OFFICES, North-west: corner of Kent: and streets, Lindsay. PLUMBING. Sign of the Bluej30n_t. Fer a short time I will be in a position to procure loans of $3,003 and upwards on farm and town pro. perry where the value is unquestionable, at the exceptionally low rate of five per cent. p01 annum. It. will be necessary that interest be paid half yearly and no privileges of repayment can be allowed during a. period of five years. With a fractional advance in the interest desirable prix'ileges will be given.â€"15-6m MONEY T0 LOAN- MONEY INVESTED- That an application will be made to the Parliament of Canada, at the next sesslon thereof, for an act to incorporate a conioany to be called “The Lindsay, Halihurton and )lattawa Rai way Company," with power to construct, equip, maintain and operate a line of railway from a point on the Midland division" of the Grand Trunk Railway, north of the Town of Lindsay in the Province of Ontario, to a point on the Ottawa. River, at or near Mattawa in the said province, and also a branch line or lines of railway to connect with the said Lindsay, Haliburton and Mattawa Railway, or the said Midland Division of the Grand Trunk Railway; and with power to amalgamate or make agreements with any Railway Company or Companies for the acquisition, convey- ance, lease or use of the said Company’s railway or branches. with all other usual and necessary powers, rights and privzleges. Dated at Lindsay, Ontario, this 2nd day of April 1895. MOORE JACKSON, tf. Solicitors. Applican for that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ~/â€"â€"’ LAKEHURST SANITARIUM, ()AKVILLE - ONT- For the Treatment of Nervous Diseases, lnebriety, Opium Habit, htc., Etc. The Lakehurst Gold Cure Treatment is now recognized as the most reliable in the world. It has no connegtiqn with ‘anv qther institution in'Cma’da. ,1, _.__ -- _.__._.A:A..n _..A IlU CUIIllcvluuu u -v-- wâ€" . v".-- ____ v, __,, , ,V __ V Hundreds I ho have been slaves to pernicious and enslaving appetites have been radically cured at this now famous institution, and have authorized us to make the widest use possible of the testimonial. voluntarialy furnished us. Not a single line of any letter or quotation we publish has been written by us or at our dictation, and the language is in every case that of our correspondent. Subjoined will be found a letter from W. H. Young, Mayor of Oakville, which speaks for itself :â€" To the Medical Supefintendant of the Lakehurst Sanatarium, Oakville, Ont. Dun Sm,â€"-A sense of duty. as well as of pleisure.‘ prompts me to make known my high appreciation of the Institutionlover which you preside. As you are aware, from my frequency of visits thereto, and acquaintancebuth its workings, it is not from conjec- AA__ Ln.‘ 1..-... . “nunâ€"n1 bnnm‘Mvn AI “a nu unlulullvv." -v-- -vv .. -â€"n~.,ci, 7, , _ tur‘e, or hearsay, but from spersonsl knowledge of its inner lite and character that I speak. I have observ- ed that the attendance of. patients during the past two years has been large and appears to be steadily increasing, and includes persons of all ages. from youth to old age, and from all parts of the province. 1 have been struck with the success that has followed your treatment, which, in some of the very worst cases, has been marvellous. Anyone who has : desire to r form and will folio at your treatment and advice can have the appetite for intoxicants effectu- ally destroyed and‘hatred therefor ereated. -nnlln“‘ A“AIIVAI‘ Milne.“ Inn an) Ilcuunu)»u w- --â€"---.. -,.-,V, erfect freedom allowed graduates, (no restggt ghetever being placed upon them) makes the Sanitarium a. most desirable home, and thefmsny healthy and invigorating exercises and amusement: together with the kind brotherly feeling thnt nt once spring-s up amongst the inmates, and toe high regard in which the Medical Superintendant and his staff of assistants are held by all, is a. moat planing feature of yo_nr Smitai'ium- ,_ _._.I s-..‘ -4 n..- Luau-"Han {a nami- ally noticeable, line enecn or we hmumcuv oyyme-w ly being to elevate and arouse ambition. I deeply et that a necessity exists for an Institution of this kind, butso lonzas the people of this coun foster and legalize a traffic that creates on uncontro - lahle appettte for strum: drink so long must your system of treatment (the only efiectnal remedy to counteract it) be considered a. necessity. The strongest end most convincing evide no: 01 the good work which you are doing has been impressed upon my memory by listening sofrequently to the testimony of your gnduates who relnte“ 1th grateful hearts the wonder- m1 change wrought 3n bringing them out of the bondage of appet te into the glorious liberty of free men and restoring they) to society and hjends. 01 you: alums-nu.-. The good moral tone of the Institution is eSpeci- ally noticeable. the eflegt of the trggtment appfren‘t- n“- men auu rvawuup vvvvv -- m .ww w.-- _-.__ 7__ . With best wishes for your continued success.1n the good work 4: which you are engaged md to whzch‘ You have devoted such untixing zeal, lam, oakvine, Jan. 2. ’95- __.---_, V . ALEX. H. SIELVILLE, Genenl Agent Midland District, 166 Simcoe-BM Peterboro, winbe glad to 9.11 penomUy upon all who desire father informa- ion; TINWARE 8:0. LLAN S. MACDON ELL. GIVE US A CALL. W. G. WOODS. BARRISTER, Summon AND Camus- 510mm 1): H. C. J. and see our stock of Faithfully yours. W. H. Yuma, Mayor. ANDERSON, NUGENT .8: COMPANY. FURNITURE MANUFACTURES. fNDERCIKING I SPECIRLTY. in course of con- stru c - E; _ - - \\ {$7 tion for the season of 189;) a 3% ii>§ very large stock of the most ' A. \\i ." ‘. , 'i , :\ _- i .7 1‘ l ':~ I f“ v .z 1‘ i u . .1. a J. Inmm ‘ 1‘ beautiful Buggies and Carriages ; («KC ever made in the County of Victoria. I have secured the services 01 Mr. F. Bushell, late of J as. Cunningham, Son 6; Co., of Rochester. Mr. Bushell has been several ycars in New Haven, the greatest Carriage ‘ ,. Centre in America, and consequently has all the newest designs and styles manufac- tured in the United States. I invite any man that has a dollar to invest in a Bug- this season to give me a call, I can satisfy him that I have improvements on my work not to be found in any other shop in the County ...... The beautiful Bangor Buggy made by me is something entirely new in Canada, and for solid comfort and beauty of appearance canno be excelled ....... A 11 I ask is that every intending purchaser should call and examine the workâ€"it costs nothing, and if I can’t show improvements and ideas that cannot be shown in any other shop I will pay him for lost time ...... To cash buyers I oficr special inducements. Don’t fail to give me a - call. - - THE leV' CARRIAGE WORKS, I have FINE BUGGIES, GARTS AND GARRIAGES. JOSH BILLING’S REASON FOR EATING HASH' A. Great Line of 25 cent Tea. In barrel lots at close prices. LAND PLASTER Easy {to ’,;:_10a.d from Warehouse on - - Street. PERSONS TO TRAVEL. W A N T ED. Several faithful gentlemen and ladies to travel for established house. Position permanent if suited; also increase. State reference and enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. THE NATIONAL, Salary $780 and Expenses. 316~317-318 Omaha. Bldg, CHICAGD ADMINISTRATORS’ NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Re Estate John Welsh. Notice is hereby given pursuant to Chap. 110 R. S. 0., 1881. that all persons having chime against the Estate of John Welsh. Into of the Town of Lindsay, County of Victorie, pedlnr. who died on or about the 2lst day of December. 1885. are required to deliver their claims and full particulars 0! such claims to the undersigned Administrators. at their oflice, corner King and Jordan streets. Toronto. before the and that after said lat day 0! August, 1895, the Administrators w-Jl distribute the assets of the said deemed among the psrties entitled thereto. havigg regiml only to the claims 0! which they hnveh not 00. THE TRUSTS OORPORATIOII OF ONTARIO FIRST DAY OF AUGUST, 1895, A. E. Pwun, Hunger. Administrator! with the will annexed. 1 Thai; Solicitor herein Dapted at Lindsay the 22ml dsy of June, 18“.â€"96-3. ’t‘fiii‘lDon’t follow this rule in purchasing Furniture. ' Know what it’s made of and how. See some friend who has taken the dose. Our Furniture can be seen in almost any house in the county, and we like to have purchasers examine it, it will prove “hash” of new material, original in its make-up and seasoning, “cooked to a turn,” and well served. We manufac- ture and keep in stock the best grades and sell at the lowest prices. THE FINEST SU GARS “BECAUSE I KNOW WHAT I’M EATING A. CAMPBELL, By G. H. HOPKINS, and SALT. . KYLIE, PROP that we are offering so low just now. They are clearance prices and unusually low for that -â€"â€"while the things are exceed- ingly prettyâ€"novel and stylish. See them, anyhow. Let us ask you to note carefully that lot of Hair Ornaments, Fine Silver Czarlna Buckles, Fillagree Bracelets, Silver and Gold and other Jewelry W. F. DAL-GAB". The Jeweler, 77 Kent-st. INA FRIENDLY WAY FAMILY GROCER HASH.” Lindsay