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if! storey brick i112 parlor, sit- , china closets, 32V. (stationary 1‘3 cold water), dd water) and louse is heated ’1'; is exception- inch walls, and a is also brick heds;hatd and Vom'ence. In e the premises Iigned. ’UNDAS. ~a-half acres 15 inclusive. 1 beautifully k of county in one block, k 4 ‘West Side “i” an acre, on 7and8east Lter oppoaita -is a right of ad also a few ER 0 P E 1m IN DSAY V1.11 «successors Rims) Barristers, r), 6 Wflham-st., ALLAGHANI m1 (3 iapd, with bear- ’08, Russell 'GSt Of Ym-l SIMPSOV" - 'HYSIC IAN. :st of York Street. 10550 A.n.;1.30p. 'eby JOHN PEARCE. 'HISHOLM. ronto. Membem 8. re ()1 ’runk S 'hysician v â€"â€"-v-- v- v--v -- â€"â€"â€"â€"~ traffic. The sermon while . inten'selv earnest, was vet thoroughly ratwnal. 33d from first to last commanded the 1310888t 2011305 Add répfirvoiv'flbf the large con- Tempermce is in the air. The W. C. T- L’. are hard at it. and the ministers Speak out very plainly. A week ago the Rev. Mr. Johnston roused St. Andrews €0ngrega‘rirm on the subject, and the same Gay the Rev. Mr. Campbell not knowing Mr. J ulmston was at it, announced to his CODgregatiun for the following Sunday evening, “The Slaughter House,” for them. Accorrlinly Sunday night last Mr. Campbell read for his text Prov. 7:22 “As an ox goeth to the slaughter,” and then reading it a second time, added so; 808th the mm to the bar-room. He described the bar-room as an institution legislated into being and form by our Christian civilization, the very first Principles of which are, the protection of human life and the promotion of man’s Welfare. He denounced in scathing terms the inconsistency of governments which legislate for the protection of human life against disease and danger, and then legalize this engine of destruction to waste 9“ population, and antagonize every true mterest of men. The divisions of his “blect were : let the slaughter of human life. 2nd the slaughter of home. 3rd the slaughter of virtue. Under these 3e"era! heads the speaker marshalled facts and arguments in strong array, ad furnish- ed examples and illustrations from his own Pheemtion of the fruits of the liquer Another Rousing Temperance Sermon, On S. rbbath last two excellent sermons Were preached m the Presbyterian church, 0y the Rev Dr. Parsons of Toronto, and On Monday evening the Rev. Dr. deliver- ed :m elm uent and extremely interesting lecture He subject being “The Second Comintr of C‘miSt.‘ ’ We need hardly say ‘hat the congremtions were large, as Dr. Parsons’ name is always sure to draw large numbers m Lindsay as well as else- Where It 13 ex pected that he will short- 3)’ again \isit this town. Mr. \V. A. Goodwin is now exhibiting aSpIendid stock of pictures, frames, cards, booklets, c,. which will be found very moderate in price, and cannot be excelled in variety. Take a. look at stock and prices, and you will be sure to buy your Chrisrmas presents from him. Immediate- East of the Post Office. The undersigned has opened a Flour and Feed store at 17 William street Lindsay, where he will keep on hand a stock of all kinds of Flour, p,Meal Feed, Ch >p, Hen Feed, 850., which mll be sold a? the lowest prices for caqh. \ov. 15 1892. ARTHUR Moons. We have just seen a copy of the Star Almanac of Montreal. It is decide'lly a hit and the public seem to know it, for it is in big demand. Friend Hettget has on hand a large Stock of handsome goods. which he ofl‘ers at cost, as he wishes to clear all ofi' before new years. The leader 1s GREGORY’S Baking Pow- der. Always pure and fresh. Good housewives \\ 111 have no other. Price 30cper pound. Prices: form 84 up to $5; $8 up to $40; 86 up to 30; $3.75 up to 86.50. ”DUN. SUITAR, BANEOv AUTIHIARE 1 have been appointed Agent for tho Anglo Canadisn Music Co. of Toronto. Parties requirinsz Music would do. we}! to call and examine my Stock before buy. ing elsewhere. BIBLES PRA YE}? BOOKS, L‘s-'6. Family Bibles m all styles, and Prices to suit all. Right now I am ready with an i stock of Prize Books, Dofls Heads in all Sizes. ' body Dolls, Kid Unbreakable Dolls. Wax Dolls, THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1892‘ complete Assortment of Dolls Ihave the Goods you want at prices you can afford to pay, and An Extraordinary Almanac. New Fsour and Feed Store. Fancy Goods for Christmas. Leader ofthe Heliday Trade with Ne and popular Lmes of Toys, Books and Novelties, Fancy Goods, Notions, 81.0. oh, What a Cough! Will you heed the warning. The â€"In the Queen St' Meth the pastor wfll preach on S: -ian81 perhaps of the sureapproech of that ino on the subject “How ’3 ~terrible dlsease Consumptlon. Ask H; Ch ' t n 2301* 'f . ff d f th k ppy r13 mas. “selves 1 you can a or .or esa e {gsa‘vinfl' 500., to run the rISk and d0 behoo' mm“; We know from experience that an * chiloh's Cure will cure your cough. It An "1’9" fieyer £3115. Church th‘es excellent programme is beir and there is no doubt a pleaf Will b9 nnqnnnd ‘nr- 1‘ Sermons . Lecture, Pictures, F rames. 8m. Town and County Baking Powder. Kent Street, Lindsay Rubber DOHS' immense The News sayszâ€"“One of Premier Thompson’. first acts was to appoint a sub-committee of council to draft a. bil amending the Dominion Franchise Act. This legislation which has been consider- ably amended since it was first reached seven years ago despite showing opposi- tion is not generally regarded as the crowning triumph of Conservative‘ statesmansbip. That the Act will be radically changed is undoubted. Provis- ion is being made for an annual revision of the lists but this has been abandoned each session by an amending act. The cost for each revision is $200,000, alto- gether too much if the revision took place snuu’allyfi’ . -â€"The regular monthly meeting of the ladies committee will be held on Monday next the 19th inst. at 3 p.m. All ladies interested are invited. â€"A cordial invitation is extended to all young men. I‘he service opens promptly at 4:15 p.m. Come. â€"At the meeting next Sunday. Rev. T. M. Campbell will deliver the address taking for his subject “A Young Man’s Opportunitles.” -â€"The men’s meetings of the past four weeks have been unusually large in numbers and the addresses delivered have been of a high order. Last Sunday Rev. Dr. Parsons gave an intensely helpful address on “the Holy Spirit." There were 180 men present. â€"â€"'I‘he 23rd annual convention of the Y.M.C,A. of Ontario and Quebec is wnnounced to be held in Montreal, Jan. 26-29, 1893. The daily attendance of young men at the rooms is most gratifying. The membership roll is growing larger and the committees are taking hold of the work with vigor. â€"A special meeting of the board of directors was held on Tuesday evenmg to deal with some matters requiring immedi~ ate attention. We will give the Montreal “Family Herald and IVeekly Star” and Almanac, with the Lindsay WATCHMAN for one dull-fir and thirty cents ($1.30). This is the cheapest reading ever offered to the public. Send in your names to this office at once. l To be issued shortly, the finest Almanac ever published in America, entitled “The Star” Almanac, consisting of 400 page: of information of the most absorbing i1.ter- est, together with 6 colored maps, consti- tuting one of the most valuable works of the kind ever published in any part of the world. A compendium of statistics cover- ng a multitude of important subjects. A book of reference for all Canadians and Americans, and having a special value for all strangers in all lands desirous of know- ing about Canada and Canadians. The nomination of candidates for the various municipal offices for 1893 takes place on Monday, 26th inst, and the election on Jan. 2nd, the Monday follow- ing. There does not apnoar to be as ‘much interest taken in these matters so far, as on former occasions, which is perhaps, evidence that the ratepayers are, fairly well satisfied with what has beenl done during the year. It is to be hoped, however, that between now and nomina- tion day a sufiicient number of good can- didates may be prevailed upon to stand. Unless proper encouragement is given to such in time, some of the better oflices may go by default to the wrong parties. This is an important matter and should not be neglected by our leading citizens. Lady Macdonald and aflstébdwaugnvtve; 3f Mr. D’Alton McCarthy. was sent for and has been in constant attendance. â€"â€"Mr'D’AI ton McCarthy was summoned to Put Hope .on Mondav cwing to the ‘ death of his grandson, Philip Pepler. the 10-year-old son of F. E. P. Pepler of Barrie. Young Pepler, who was ettend~ ing Trinty College School, was playing in the gymnasium a week ago last Saturday, when he fell down the well of the sielrs. ‘ striking on his feet, the concussion breaking the base of the skull. The best meoiCal aid was secured, but without avail. His mother, who is a niece of â€"Dr. Curry. of Minden, paid us a short call on Monday. The Dr. is doing well in his northen home, and is popular. He is an old “pupil of ours," having served some time in his younger days at the “art preservative,” but fortunately for himself gave it up in favor of JEeculapius. â€"-Mr. John Cameron, agent for T. B. McLean, publisher of the trade journals, Toronto, gave us a call on Monday. He reforts being successful in his canvas in this section. , hO Tennysonian Concert in com with the Lindsay Collegiate Instit December 16th. One of the main f4 of the evening will be the readix recitation of some of Tennyson’s famous works, as “Lady Clare,” Victim,” “The N ortharn Cobbler.” ‘ g will be enjoyed. Miss Oryell will preside at the organ. Tickets 15 cents. The The Franchise Act. Our Municipal Elections. Y. M. C. A. Notes A Splendid Ofi‘er. Fatal Acciden‘t. some of Tennysén’s most , as “Lady Clare,” “The .‘KTAAL‘ “‘ Personals. . One of th_e â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" unv, uu main features ntertainment. '. Methodist church, ‘ on Sabbath even- “How to Spend a entertainment In connection fitute, on â€"Smuggling Chinamen from Toronto into the United States has received a set back. The celestials make that city a rendezvous from which to skip across the 'border a favorable points. A few days ‘sgo twelve of them were captured at Plattsburg. N. Y The U. S. government has grown tired of sending them back to Canada. Therefore Commissioner Wheeler has‘ ordered their return all the way to China, to make sure they will not cross ugein noon, I w-Some of the best local talent has been Lsecured for the Collegiate Concert, and you may expect. something very interest- "ingFin the musical line, as “The Polish Dance,” by Mrs. Roberts and Miss E. Ferris, “The Brook,” by Miss Silver; “Home they brought her warrior dead,” by Mr. D. McSweyn. “Crossing the bar,” by Collegiate Pupils, " Break, Break, Break,” by Miss A. Jackson; “Come into the garden Maud,” by Mr. J, Smith. THE WATCHMAN, LINDSAY â€"About 8 o’clock Tuesday morning the barn and outbuildings, with their contents, the property of Mr. Ed. Byers, who lives about 10 miles north of Bownmanville, were consumed by fire; partly covered by insurance. The origin of the fire. is a mystery. as Mr. Byers had only gone over to a neighboring farm a. short time before and when he left everything was all right. â€"Here is a problem that will prove 9. hard one for some of our readers to give a correct solution of. A butcher has $20 in his possession, and desires to buy sheep at $4 per head, lambs at 50c. per heafl and kids at; 250. per head. The purchaser wishes to expend $20 so that he will have 20 head in all at the above respective prices. â€"â€"-Cheap Comfortâ€"A few more cases of the following left, women’s Rubbers at 25c, men’s wool lined Overshoes at $1.00. lumbermen’s high buckleRubbers at $1.00. 1 Moccasins, Felt Boots Shoes at equally jlow prices. Buv quickly, JOHNSTON A“: SISSON, lst door East of Daly House, Lindsay. 50tf. â€"â€"The pews in Rev. \V. W. Carson’s new church in Detroit have been rented. A price had been fixed upon each pew, ranging from $50 to $100 for ordinary news in the auditorium, and from $35 to 850 in the gallery. Four of the six family pews in the auditorium were rented ‘ at $200 each. â€"-A “county doctor” writing to the Globe suggests that diphtheria may in some cases be contracted from fowls. It is a well known fact that fowls sometimes zufl’er from a throat disease very similar to diphtheria, and there can be no harm in being careful when inflicted fowls are not-iced. â€"-There will be several Tableaux given on scenes from Tennyson, as “The Passing of Arthur,” “Elaine,” “Kins: Colphetux and the Beggar Maid,” “Scene from the Princess.” Remember December 16th, as the evening of the Collegiate Concert. Tickets only 15cts. __V<â€" “â€"4 ..-;»~nuu AIVA| . for a short season. They give a long an refined entertainment nightly. and advertise to give away 100 handsome and costly presents, at each performance. â€"â€"Dean’s Presentation Party will open in the Town Hall onyonday night next, â€"Hurry up and buy your Xmas presents from the loveliest stock of impqrted Shoes Slippers ever shown in Lindsay at: JOHNSTON ((3 SISSON’S. the great Shoe men of Lindsay. ~â€"â€"A verv able speech will be delivered by Rev. B. Johnston. at the Collegiate Concert on a. “Review of the Idvlls of the Kine.” Come and hear it, or you will miss a treat. â€"By a vote of 13 to 2 the London. Ont, city council have decided to submit to the popular vote a by-Iaw to close hotel bars at seven o’clock every night in the week. - - v.â€" .â€"--.vvvna CID. l â€"The young men who were arrested at: Peterboro last week. on a charge of arson have been honorably discharged, no evidence whatever being forthcoming. â€"-The ratepapers of the township of Reach will be called upon on Friday to cast their ballot; for or against the sale of intoxicating liquors, under local option. I â€"-Found at 52 Kent street, Lindsay. the best place in the County to buy your Boots Shoes, Rubbers, Over Shoes c, PERKINS Co â€"~W. F. McCarty. jeweler has a hand“ some stock of jeweLry,_watches, clocks.‘ .9". ...-:L ti ‘hoes. ~â€"Luml:n=.rma.n’s Rubbers gait Socks. best and chemea seek Soares’. ‘-..vmuo. run. 8110 Socks. 656 aâ€"md cheapest at PERKINS . the leaders in low prices of Boats BREVITIES. Sea. fish, Haddock and Shad, at Felt and uuau, (IL I, at A. B. , [b., at A.B. Candy at s, Lemons ford enter- LINDSAY’S LEADER OF LOW CASH PRICES DRY GOODS HOUSE NO. 2 DOBSON’S BLOCK. and get our prices. It will be to your terest to trade with us.. MANTLES, MANTLE CLOTHS MILLINERY to be Sacrificed. - everything must go. - Get our figures in FURS,---COATS " - AND MAN TLES. - Dmflmg Me WM 6 Weeks ', THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1'5, Invite Every Man, Woman and Child to Visit Us W. MCGAFFEY, ans We get in CLOTHING when We buy of ', I892 , CAPS