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161:3 and full i .tion apply at ’1‘838 ipositivel; :usmess time. EITHE- cunts due . I be paid Withm DAYS O’Brie another EATHE ‘ce, In king»: who aims to be even negatively k, ‘ ‘ ‘ “I Una-Ion condom mum “W“ (13“ at noon, but the intiisnegg of temperate societies stopped th ed mtg? 3308?" ls lucky if he is allow 0! been- before dinner and supper. nis Republic. anon issued by ‘ Inn being of the Rdiem. Am“? the en We! rank. :1 “39d by day. but: in the new ships of texnudrm :zrvcy there are rooms with ”51v berth m- the. junior officers, and 'fircomz'urt is vastly increased thereby. A a. k, W Quinta-s. w 3d 1358 m “X18 Ewuth $<:r 3895 In the 01d nzw 13. mm Sex: in i::;;-« name after the wardroom fims‘ mm is the junior officers’ mess, adv up “2' 73:,» junior line and stafl com- ‘ ' ;; ~:‘.~' and the naval cadets, id perhaps ' :' all the officers aboard ship. :exnmnfnr. this mess enjoy life the 5:. mm 3;?) often crowded into nar- unzu'tvz'x whvrn they must eat, sleep [1 1m: in «:1» mum, the buoyant spiri; yrruth aswrfs itself, and good humor Havulxzou,2~.-;wn(1$ upon his knowledge ‘m-kvring, wwking am! the discipline Mammary: the boys, and last, but far he; may. 1: per: his honesty, for in a large 26:5 he may handle hundreds of dollars nan-02123:. Thulmios of the boys, besides serving gum-rs :zr muuls, consist in keeping all 1r itzxtcz‘nums in order as well as the jackets thiamm‘. hr gown: Imp??? The 5th {311 1112i :1 nw‘vntly the officers of the «5112.11 3111112111111 to buy their own .111 {Kc :~ is 111111 dishes, glassware and «1111-. : :2: £2101- urc now furnished by 1 gowrntml r lcuxing the officers only (cum-Q" ‘ m . I1 511 11:1'1‘1 is intrusted with the duty buy: 11 .7121 13 '.1Z_v prux‘i: ions for the mess ducing :‘1;;.: :lzucook prepares them aperly,and 1111.: the boys serve them p. and all . {which I] Dmhfnl (If miscives. Mum;- to 11m gcnvml idea of the civil- in m mm the ship, the oflicers are of furniri‘u d cvvrything by the goverm :.‘mzr mus: pay furall their food from N mum;- pay and the caterer becomes 3m'35121'el' uf the-so payments from all i mars. of Nurse the stewards, cooks Max-surcn-gulurly enlisted in the serv- a. and all huh! minor fighting stations, [ya {lu'bu-u . n.1,. harms? “2953 mm of th ‘ 0 Officers 1 Minn, Sel ue‘nor cm. .1"? ‘5‘ mm! supervision oeffied mgmgflpcz'z’mrztng tn itâ€"the gene 1m.- pnon 0: the steward and b0 ~ m, d-l. gammaâ€"and 1% - n ‘ ~ y” am. 01 I ‘4 arumohngs of th pnrenrm. numbers are direEtcd 0 dis- against is uZXcial. ate an arc of ‘ 1.341.222 :. 2.222222 the decks of abig New}. 3,333.33!“ toexist- comfortably 3. 3:...3, 2 21 4 gm allowed Generally ’ 3.322 (22321111 deck there is the ‘ 333372 .221 the cooking for the mm: is 1322110. This galley 18 a g'mtvnml down to the deck 372322-. and from early morning .3_ 3} =4 stzr‘wumlf‘d by the cooks, 3 '2-2-(311fcrcnt tables aboard i3 122- :2. flagshipâ€"that is, one ' 221 in command of a. fleet <t 122.2255 of importance is 122222221 22. ho has all to himself 33333.3 33 2. -2. 221 a boy. He may eat ’3 . 333. 3-- 25 222 2222 lune the captain and ”2 3.2‘ «at? with him. Then 3 __ .33, 3 23 -.222 5 mo» in his separate “ Eyhv‘ 22';-.' 5 :mm complement of serv- 3‘33}; 35 322 '3” \xzztcl‘ . officers, engineer EN! """ 2.<r22:-.<, doctors chaplain and 33,33 32 , 2-22-22 all together in abig .m- w: 2!: :2 Howard, 21 (5001; and five or :v 3 533.3 .3. ,2212\\.21‘dr00m boys, astheyare Mac-m}; rm .nhia' cabina ( 13320335 of Pb S ‘9‘ the C3) )Yltdin ‘ '3, with ILL' Slur XPSI- Wt “‘0 dt the 15 or 20 \ Ems, pa} IHilStl' rs: fling amt-02's are smv Law ‘ - ‘ About the Dressesâ€"Their Table 11535 Arr Paid by the Oflcersâ€"The 319‘ WJIe-n Arc Fed at the Expense overmm-nt. «the G ms: h m;- n-gularly drill, ’buc everyl 1101‘ {find is bought by the oficem 3'] V; 03' WAR SHIPS Z< are generally 01d and tried served through the inter- : e mi boy and 0001:, while the wry grade of efficiency and v enlisted men there are also k. and the petty officers, who ‘ or less authority in the va- :;;= nts, generally have a mess 7‘.‘ yin-re they live plainly, but 1 to the onlistvd men. the m4} nmrines, who live on a the government, each ra- rm average value of 30 cents . [10A $85991 .- the junior ofliccrs’ quar~ m "stowage,” and it was an inclosure on the berth cruwd of junior officers the) lam! who have plenty of Itht various departments of I by; aff xirs, it may be inter- ,. M In \\ the several hundred Your ARRANGEMENTS 0N AM'S BOATS. Eâ€"Ittackéd, we; red cross is marked on it. and it is ruthlessly dcstroyed.â€"Comhfl' 31333. A watch must be kept for the grabs, And of course there is the dreaded phyl. loxem, but southern Switzerland, happily, seems to be free from that. - If a plant be in}; great dangers to be feared. Should hail come near harvest time, the vigneron must gothrough his vineyards and remove any damaged grapes with a pair of silver Every unnecessary Shoot must be re- moved to prevent waste of strength, and when the flowers are set and the grapes be- gin to ripen every leaf that comes between the fruit and the sun, and which can be spared from the plant, is got rid of. Heavy bunches must be supported by any means that ingenuitycan devise, so that the stem may not‘bo strained: I‘Cafl‘y frogt and hail In good soil, with careful treatment, a plant. will last 40 or 50 years; when it is exhausted, it is taken up and replaced by a young one. But madam, the good mother of our landlord, a little brown, withered old woman, who went about her vineyards in the flat black silk cap, the black bodlce, white chemisette and the full white sleeves of the Canton V and, as‘ surcd us that continual care was needed to make them last as long as this. “When Vesuvius was born,” says Pro~ fessor Bayh'y, “it cast up ashes and dust, which in falling buried the cities of Pom- peii and Herculnneum. The Maine volcano emptied similar material and in quantities large enough to buryadozen towns.” The age of this old volcano» and even its exact site are not yet known, but it is such a perfectly preserved example of an ancient- volcano that it has attracted attention be- yond the borders of the state and will be studied exhaustively by Mr. G. O. Smith at the Johns Hopkins universityâ€"Lewis- bon J onrmd. Although Haystack mountain in Amos- took is said to be the remains of an extinct volcano, in has been the general opinion that the traces of lava in Maine were con- spicuous only by their absence. But Pro- fessor W. S. Bnyley of Colby university is quoted as proving by a series of rocks at North Haven that; Knox county once Was the seat of a great volcano which was sub- ject: to as violent. eruptions as Vesuvim. Even to tho present day lava shoots may be men stretching over the northern half of Yinnlhaven. “ ‘sz, that is my nmne,’ she replied, ‘but how did you know mc?’ “I (lid not; explain, but it was easy enough. At first glance I saw her hair Was short, that slur ware eyeglasses and had on a. plain looking sort of gray cloih dress. Any doubts I might; have had Were soon rclicwd, as I noticed hanging from her watch fol» a small globe, being a min- iature of tlu- earth. Another earmark was a small hand satchel that snapped loudly when she closed in. I know I could not be mistaken. and rvsults showed I correct:- ly diagnosed the profession of that wom- an. ”â€"Philadelphia Press. ago. I have been so long accustomed to the association of women schoolteuehers that I am rarely mistaken when I come in contact with one. A prominent woman teacher from a northern city was expected here several years ago to be present at an educational meeting. I had never seen In 1‘, but received a telegram asking me to meet her at: the train. I was sure I would be able to identify her. I went through the train, which was crowded with passengers. I looked around and soon found the teach- er. She was perfectly astonished when I came up and said, ‘Is this Miss Blank?’ He Knew She Was a. Schoolmarm by Her Dress and Hair. “How unconsciously men and woman take on the atmosphere of their surround- ings and avocatiuns!” rexmu-kcd a. man ro- ccntly. “I can recall an illustration of that fact in an experience I had some years ton .. -Vrunwu “So over they went, and after homing a splash in the canyon below followed by silence, Humphrey called out: ' “ ‘McElroy, are you killed?’ “A big spluttoring was heard below. and pretty soon ML-Elroy’s voice came up, ‘No, 5311, 1'20 not killed!’ ‘__,_‘.-Vu. .uuuug ou u‘ub UEIOW mtoa 0311' yon. When Humphrey came up, of course all the dirt- Was worn ofi‘, leaving only the slippery side of the rock. “He sat down and swore long and loud- ly, but finally got up and ordered the out- fit over. The sergeant, a colored man named McElroy, was about to let the gun and two mules go over by themselves, when Humphrey yelled: ‘Hold on there. Go over with them and report.’ “an A...“ -L -7, mw-v4 they would say, ‘Let’s go back and hear Humphrey swear.’ In marching over the mountains it was often necessary to climb down inclines which are almost a sheer drop, and at such places the soldier would sit down between the forelegs of his horse, and they slid down together. “The gun outfit, always being in the rear, would generally find such places worn about as smooth as glass when they came up, and Humphrey’s profanity then was something terrible. I remember one amus- ing incident connected with an affair of this sort. The incline was almost a. sheer 1 precipice. leading 30 feet below intoa can- yon. When Humphrey came up, of course all the dirt- was worn ofi, leaving only the slippery side of the rock. A Colored Sergeant Badly Mixed With Horses, Cannon and Dirt. “The Ninth cavalry was the first to use the Hotchkiss mountain gun,” said Cap- tain Day to a reporter, “and the way that gun was hauled about by the troops was a caution. Lieutenant Humphrey con)- mandod the gun outfit; in our troop, and he could hit an ordinary target as far as is could be seen. “He was a very profane man, and when- ever any of the boys got weary on a march they would say. ‘Let’sz on hut-1* M“: L“â€" w v--- vv “9“. a day is not mob often for use it. HARDLY KNEW WHERE ti mar E08151]. A scmlannual Vlslt to the com tist, whether she seems to need his atten- tions or not, will save a “‘01) table should be a spool of dental floss, some toothpicks. a bottle of listm-ine, tooth powder and a fairly hard toothbrush. The listerine is an antiseptic which renders it invaluable as a. tooth wash. Thrnn +3ch 4‘, ‘ 6O it Lt 13:31“ 1508131]. REFLECTED HER PROFESSION ‘Woll, where in â€"-â€" are you?’ ‘I’ze under do gun, sah.’ ”â€"\\ Times. ‘thre’s the mule?’ ‘He’s kicking on top of the heap, sall. ‘Wcll, where’s the wheel mulc?’ ‘Hc’s under the off mule, sah.’ ‘Is the gun all right?’ ‘Yes, sah; dat’s under the wheel mule. Among the awa- Vines. Maine's Extinct Volcano. ’â€"Washing- Bhbrush. The ch renders it Three times a woman to HE WAS. THE WATCHMAN, LINDSAY, THURSDAY. AUGUST 8TH, 1895 The oldest temperance society in the world is the abstaining commune in Achiyka, in Siberia, all or whose mem- bers are strict teetotallers every day in the year except one. Regularly on the first day of September, year after year. all the adult members of the ‘ commune asemble in the parish church, 3and everyone takes a solemn vow be- fore the altar to drink no wine, beer or spirits ”from the morow" of the follow- ing‘ day for the whole year. The clause. “from the marrow" is introduced in or- der‘to give them a reward for their vitues in the shape of a whole day of drunken carnival. As soon as they leave the church they begin to indulge in a harrible Bacchanalian drinking, . which continues throughout the day, until neither man nor women in the vil- lage is sober. This is naturally follow- ed by considerable physical suffering, and t hen by mental remorse. where- ‘ upon the penitent parish entprs upon its twelvemonth of model sobriety, and all live like the Rechabites. Some stu- dents imagine that this queer proceed- inz may be a. prehistoric tribal custom. VVHVUU U I‘vu‘uul “Ill" KENT STREET, LIN DSAY BEST LUNCH FOR 15c. OYSTERS, FRUIT, AND CON- FECTION ERY. 5-tf MONEY T0 LOAN Money lent on mortgage, and mm» gages and notes negotiated. Straight cans at 6 percent. MOORE JACKSOIV. J P. LEMON, vnmmv sunesouwm naunsr. W’l W11. “The father must not hunt. shoot. or fell trees for some time, because there is an‘ invisible connection between himself and the babe. whose spirit ac- companies him in all his Wanderings, and might be shot, chopped or other- wise injured unwittingly. He thvre- fore retires to his hammock, sometimes holding the little one, and receives the congratulations of his friends, as well as the advice of the elder mem- bers of the community. If he has occaâ€" sion to travel, he must not go very far, and, in passing a creek. must first lay across it a little bridge or bend a leaf into the shape of a. canoe for his comnanion." . l g rather-z Must Be Careful There. Amcng the Indians of British Guiana usage bids the father go to bed when a child is born, and allows the mother to return at once to her household duties. James Rodway’s recently pub lished book of that country explains the custom by a superstition which at- taches the spirit of the child to the body of the father. The author says: Terre Haute, Ind, Aug. 5.â€"--A cir- cular has been issued from the head- quarters of the American Railway Union, \xhich after treating of various business matters. assails the old brotherhoods, and the latter’s grand officers in a. savage way. The circular is addressed to the local unions, and is signed by Eugene V. Debs, as president. The Hrs: Boa: lmnnrhod for the Port leerâ€"(‘onucnut Line Toledo, Aug. 5.â€"â€"â€"In the presence of 25,000 people, Henango No. 1, a car fery. built at a cost or $175,000. was successfullv launched at the 3ards of the Craig Shipbuilding Co. in this cit" this afternoon. She is destined fox sex- Hoe on Lake Ernie to 11m betueen Po1t Dm ex. Ont" and Conneat Pa.. connecting the Grann T1unk Railway and th: Pitshurg Shenandoah and Lake Ezie Railroar‘.‘ She is 300 feet in length 54 foot beam, 25 feet deep and will carry 28 loaded cais. She has spee1al machinexy f01 crushing ice. to enable her to naxigate the year round. Yokohama, Aug. 5.â€"Continuous hoa- vy rains throughout Japan have ruin- ed the crops. It is feared that the fail- ure of the rice harvest will cause a famine” 9T: “is anti stock-r: :ing. At the genera: election of 1878, Mr. “'ood contested Vestmoreland for the Legislative Assembly of New Bruns- wick, but was nsuccessful. He was first elected as member for “'estmore- land at the general election of 188:. and was re-elected in 1887 and 1891. He is a staunch Conservative, In View of the increased facilities and the extension of the SQlVife the mail subsid to the C.P.R. has been re-arrang 1 so as to give the company about $00,000 additional sub- vention. Parliament will be asks-d to vote the money next session. The Minister of Marine has refuse?! to allow the Allan Steamship Company to reduce the space for cattle ‘tween decks on the new steamer Scotsman to two feet six inches. Ottawa, Aug. 6.â€"-Josiah Wood, M.P.. has been called to the Senate, vice Kennedy Burns, leceased. The vacant- CY in the Commons will be filled With- out delay, the writs for Westmoreland being issued to-day. The election takes place Satuiday, Aug. 24. The new Senator was .born in Sack- ville, N.D., on April 18, 1843, and was educated at Mount Allison Wesleyan College, Sackville, where he graduat- ed in 1866 On Jan. 14, 187-l,he married Laura 8.. daughter of Thompson True- man of Sackville. He was called to the bar of New Brunswick in 1866, but after practising a short time relin- Quished the pro ession to engage in mercantile pursuits. He is now a ship- owner and large’y interested in farm- ing and stock-r: :ing. Jo. THE C.P.R. GETS ANEW SUBSIDY \lclotu ('irrulnr Issued by Dubs. FOR Till-J LAKE FREIGHT FEB Heavy Rain Ruins Japan's From. ONE NEW SENATOR. 13!: “bad. MJ’. for New Brunswick M.P. Called to the Senate. 5. u Senatorâ€"RearrangemeIn of the Canadian Pacific Subsidy “‘mch Wm 3e Tum! on Sex: Session. An Odd Custom. “'estmorcland, RY. Money lent on mortgage, and mm» gages and notes negotiated. Straight oana at 6 per cent. MOORE JACKSOIN. Jewett’s Restaurant, ~10~tf. For a term of years, The Store on Kent-st, Opposite the Post Office. latelgeoccupled by Mr. John Berry. It will fitted With plate glass front and fitted to: ui Zany businesc. as required. For furtherplrb iculars apply to JAMES CON N OLLY, Boot and Shoe Merchant, Kent-st.. Lindsay. or to CHAS. KING. Whitby, Out. ‘A.- We cannot be undersold for first- class wnrk, and it always pays to buy the best. REPAIRIMG of all kinds prompt- ly done on shortest notice and at reason- ah'c prices. L. O’CON N OR. T0 RENT THE PRICES ARE RIGHT ‘ In this line it will pay yuu to call and Inspect the same, as the workmanship is tint-class in every branch, and uery winds is guaranteed. IF YOY WANT ANYTHING inthe Town of Lindsay or County of Vic-Iona. Buggies, Carriages, Phae tons, Trotting Road Carts, etc. You cannot find the equal of my stock - of first-class - THE BEST STOCK. Estimates promptly given on all kinds of cemetery work. Marble Tab‘e Tops. Wash Tops, Mamet Pieces, etc. a specwlty. Being: a practical workman. all should see his de- signs and cnm‘pare prices before purchasing else- where. ' WORKS,â€"!n the rear of the Market on Cambridge- .~t., opposite Mat-:hews’ ppcking house. s prepared to furnish the people of Lind- sav and enrroundinz countrv with MONUMENTS and HEADSTONES. both Marble “and Granite. MARBLE WORKS. â€"~â€"DEALER INâ€" Fancy Goods and Novelties of all kinds ROBERT CHAMBERS AMONG MODERN BUY-CYCLES WHEELS, the Whitworth, Fleet Brantford, Premier and others lead in all above particulars, the lightest weight; the lOWff'm price consistent with quality ROBT CHAMBERS. and buy the best Bicycle you can get, it isn’t a thing you buy every wee Or every year, Therefore, you want it not only hand- some in appearance, but durable in wear. You want it with the latest; modern improvements and 5 adapted to popular re- quirements, Speed Safety and Comfort. â€"â€" -‘V ‘ The hotel in execé'ié ’ligix‘teE throught ins- fl Acommodious yard and first clue stash)- . Th beat 81.00 1- d: house 1h find-01.. Free buupzo mi! from all II A P‘DEVLIN' BABEISTEB SO -v... n. um nuluu IUD ma. “Clotk [ind-q, Mun-10th.1389. Eb. DAL! 5km. DALY HOUSE, Lindsay, Edward Dally Proprietor. I hue Igu'n unnamed cqntrol of the Duly Ham Everything is first class. The table it always Iflfiod with the best in the umkpt. ‘ a maple rpogn in A No 1 Fenemn Falls. Mar. .7. 1894. Flower? Garden Seeds, Ladies will find the quality to be of the Highest Order. Just Received a New Stock of - - - DRUG STO RE‘ on Mortgages and Notes. apply to R. G. CORN EIL. Only first-class Companies repre- sented. Policies issued while you wait INSURANCE THAT INSURES Anything in thia line promptly attend- ed 20 and satisfacciuu guaranteed. GUNS REPAIRED. LOCKS REPAIBED. SKATES SHAPE The undersigned Would intimate to the public that he has purchased the business herefuf-‘re curxied on by the late Mr. John Rubinson, Gunsmirh. and solicxts a continuance of thelr trade. worm. $3 a year. Samtpie cores sent fr . Build! Edition man my. 3 .50ayear. Single co ies.2. cents. Every number contains beau.- ti ul plates. in colors, and hotographs of new houses. with plans. enabling unders to show the latest desitms and secure contracts. Address MUNN 8; 00.. New YORK. 361 BROADWAY. the inventor. This an) endidtpap er, issued weekly. elegantlyfllustrated has bfi arthe largest ctrculat tron of an scientific wo in the M35195 $3 aggar. Samp copies sent frm- ‘- CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT ? For a. Prompt answer and an honest orinion, write to VI Uh N 00., who have badn .411 fifty years’ experience in the patent businvss. ommunicap tions strictly conflQential. A Handbook of In. formation concernmg Patents and how to ob- tain them sent; free. Also a catalogue of mechan- ical and scientific books sent free. Patents tak_en throggh Mum: 8: Cg. receive ‘ sgecxal notice m the Scientific Agnepc‘gn, 31nd u. my uuuuu)’. un me premises are a lo: house, implement alltd, Lug pen an: in we barn, 52x72, on stone wall, capacim for 60 head 01' nurses and cattle, 2 cistpms and 2 a c213. Terms reasonable to the right man. Apply Lo, mos Amm, Lock B02 74, Lindssy To rent fora term of 588.15, Lab 27, Can. .5, Ops}. 200 acres, soil, clay loam, free from stumps or stones, and is undoubtedly one C! the best rile drained farms in the county. (m the premises are a 102 house. TO â€"6m Colognes, Etc. MONEY TO LOAN A Full Assortment. FEN ELON FALLS APLEhfiROVE STOCK FARM RENT GUNSMITH. 8 S William-st... Lindsav ’. J LY‘I‘LE GR FOR SALE. JOS. KING. I13 0, ETC at Lowest Ra Willum St. inn any, for Mon to: of for Investm one; “mt. 0% an new Domnnion Bank build. PPLY TO I Lindsay, for F. D. MOORE. Solicitor for the DominiLn Mom y to loan at lowest rates. No. I, William street south. “RISTE RS, SOLICITORS. e: mediately opposite the Daly Hons Lindsay JOHN McSWEYN DONALD R OH S A. BARRON. Q. C. (Solicitor- for Dumimon Bank.) Lindsay. Ofli~ ces William St., in new Dominion Ban. building. ,_,,_ .. ~..... vv AAA-HA, DAD 1"- RISTERS, Solicitors. Nrtnries. em. etc Oflicesorer Ontario Bank, Kent-St. Lindsay D. 1. MdNTYRE. T. STEWARI l{ J. '6: M. H. MCLAUGHLIN - BARRISTERS. c. Ofiice. Baker’s Block. opposite the Market, Lindsay. Out. Money to loan. Private and campany funds in amounts and on term to suit borrower and at 1w est rate of Interest. , _ -. â€" - v o b L L- U of Toronto University Medical Faculty. also graduate of TrinitgoUnh-er- sity, Toronto, and Member of liege of hysicians and Su rgeons, Ontario. Office Pogue‘s store, Lindsay-$12., near the bridge.-â€"25-1y. E 8. WILSON, M. 1). c. M. ' Graduate of the University of Trinity College, Toronto; Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. and Licentiate of the University of the State of New York, Physician, Surgeon. c, Office and residence, corner of Lindsay and Russell streets, Lindsay.-â€"12~1y. Graduate of Univ. of'l'rinitv COL, Torom Cc} of thsicxans Surgeonsflm. Late Rockwood Asylum, Kingston Grand ' geon, Lindsay District. Lmdsav. Feb. 4th. 1801. < Graduate of TorontJScbaol of Medi- cme. Office and residence, OAKWOOD. ~10~ly toG. T. R. ,Coroner 1'21.) Lindsay 319.5 15th. 1895f- W'L HERRIMAN, M. D. M. C . Kz- Office and reads-hr: P*~Lâ€": u. L. C. P. 8: 8.. Ontario, Surgeon to gaol, Surgeon Resir‘ence ar-d Cambridge-5:51., t¢ <1vu kcclll 1 Pure GAS and VITALIZED A' painless extraction. Free when a: teeth are requi'ed Over 30 years ience. Rooms Over enuedy's stor posite Dominion Bank. ent Street [OORE JACKSON (SUCCESS ons tc Hudspeth Jackson) Barrie :. Solicitors etc. Oflice William street anon PORCEA! FILLING SYSTEM successfully practised by Mr. Gross. An upper or under set of good teeth for $10. Pure GAS and VITALIZED AIR for painless extraction. F me when artificial teeth are r equiv-ed Over 30 Years expel- iellce. r{nnn'\n n ....... 1 y DRS. DEGRASSI OGDEN‘ CROWN and BRIGE WORK Ah branches of DENTIST .H. ' TER. HOPKINS. BARRIS, ,,,,,,,, no In; writes Dr. Neelands that he has 31 186,417 persons without an accident. uses the best local pain obtunders ficlal teeth inserted at moderate price apostal card before coming. Office the Simpscn House, Lindsay. Extracts teeth without pai administered by him for 26; He studied the gas under Dr. the originator of gas for extn CSWEYN ANDERSON, “1m;- â€"-~ CINTYRE STEWART, BAR hihmhhâ€" â€" -- ______ .a.‘, ‘11. U. V . Kg. Office and residencm ( Lindsay, opposite Baptis Church Uflice over Fairweather (‘2 posite Post Office, 94 Ken Gas and Vitalized Air Charges moderate. DR. NEELANDS. DENTIST, _.__ ._s1311{so:\7,_ PHYSICIAN. '. J. 026114551 M. CHAMBERS, M.D g’rofesszonal' garbs‘ hes of Dentistry, induding thl beautiful and durable r-d Surgery corner , telephone No. 20. G. H. HOPKINS. 1-“- uv “-1- <5; 5., Ontario, (late of .Tonuto). Special ave-n- t'on to midwifery and diseasa of women. Over 20 years experience in I practice. pain by Gas (\‘italjzed Air)“ 1' 26 years with great succea= :- D15. Cotton, of New York extractfng teeth. Dr. Cotton J. qcngn‘, 3;. D. c. L. P‘ COL, Toronm. M ember ;he has given the gas to m accident. Dr. Neelands obtunders Beautiful arti- ‘- etc. Grand '1 runk 39 Prices. Please send 0m“? nearly Opposite JACKSON . ANDERSON Co’s Stqre! op .._A_ (V. 1- “Ellington and LINDSAY '5 store. :. Cambridge LINDSAY. St. Lindsa}. administered 7 Physiciar OP It: