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, PHYSICIAN. ‘dence, Russell Street, r west of York Street. . to 10.30 A.M. ;1.39P. 8 P. M. hereby warned against me: nf hand for ‘ng date at Lindsay t1” ;, 1892. and made by k of Montreal. finday, ponths after date, as I {aloe fur the same. a College of Organist: onto College of Music, in Lindsay for thePi'pe 1. Piano, Voice. Theory Preparing teachers a : Me:hod;st Parsoxéage 4 . ISHOLM (Successors H0;;kins) Barristers, F08 No, 6 William-st, 30. 3 6‘; 4 West side mg huif an acre. of -a-half storey brick ontaining parlor. sit- -rm)m, china closets, laundry“ (stationary or and Cold water% nd cold water) and The house is heated t water; is exception- ing 14 inch walls, ;theze is also brICk house sheds; hard and. pry convenience. In E: -' .n see the premises JOHN PEARCE. 1892. s: or land, with best. a stable and good 13 situated on Albert will be rented cheap Apply to the owner, II. CALLAG HAN. 1 892. \THE ’R. J . SIMPSON, pity COL, Toronto. Member. Leons,Ont. Late Physician n.) block of county F} be sold 11: one block, purchasers. ‘_.- |r further particulagjg ots N0. 7 and 8 east immediately opposite '1); then; is a right of No. 8 and also a few Finyâ€"nnd‘a-half acres lots 5 to l5inch15fl'8- Itml. and beautlfnlly OWSON. .12 see me p unéersigned. 1892. iAL E ‘BN'I'- AND LOT 'ICE. ROGERS LINDSAY PROPERTY D, H. Cmsnom. .. DUNDAS. Grand Trunk S Will yogi" heed the warning. The signal perhafis of the sure approach of that more terrible diseese Consumption. Ask yourselves if yuu can afl'nrd for the sake of saving 50¢, u. run the risk and do nothing. Vge knew from experience that; Shiloh’s Cu :3 will cure your cough. It never tails. : 50-tf. Leader oftlie Holiday Trade with New and Popular Lines of Toys, Books and Novelties, Fancy GOOd‘), ' Nouons, c. I have the Goods you want ar prices you can affo:d to pay, and every artic‘e backed byguarantee - - of Goodness - - Complete Assortment of Ms, Kid bodyifiolls, 7 , _ DollsIHeads in all Sizes. Right now] am ready with an immense stock of Prize Books, I have been appointed Agent for the Anglo Canadian Music Co. of Toronto. Parties requiring Music would do well to call and exmuine my Stock before buy- ing elsewhere. BIBLES. PRA YER BOOKS, 6w. Family Bibles in all styles, and Prices suit all. VIOLIN, GUITAR, BANGU. AUTO-HARP. Prices: form $4 u to $5; $8 up $6 up to 30; 3.75 up to $6. The leader is GREGORY’S Baking Pow- der. Always. pure and fresh. Good housewives wfll have no other. Price 30¢ per pound}: New qu’ur and Feed Store. The undersigned has opened a. Flour and Feed shire at 17 William street, Lindsay. where he will keep on hand a stock of all kiids of Flour, Meal, Feed, Chop, Hen Feed, c., which W11]. be sold £._â€" --..L I w . A. ifiETHELELL, at tile lowest ‘ Nov. 15. 1892. Christmas Day at the Cambridge St. Methodist Church. The morning service was for the child- ren, and was choral, with two seasons of prayer, two scripture lessons. and a short address by the pastor on the lst Christ- mas day. It was a bright, sweet service, full (:f the spirit of worship, and enjoyed exceedingly both by the children and adults. The three Christmas carols by the children were rendered with delight and enthusiasm. . . __. -nun‘nn “ISIS certailllv (the "Watchman. In accordance with the number of my friends, I 1 nomination for councillor 1 \Vard, and if elected I will to the fullest, in the interes and the town generally. S votes and interest, I am servant, P! Lindsay 27th, 1892 To the Electors of the Town 01 Lindsay. AND annsmxâ€"At the a number of citizens, I ofler my- self as a. Candidate for the office of second Deputy-Reeve, for the year 1893 As an old resident and heavy tax payer for Met a quarter of a century, judge me by the old adage, “actions speak louder than words.” On this I rely for your vote and influence, which will be gratefully acknow- ledged by your obedient servant, W. M. ROBSON. LADIES THURSDAY, DEC. ~ Oh, What a Cough! The evenmg Song sun the best ever given in that is saying a good have all developed w the leadership of Mrs. Way, but especially in ' The singil ' ning of e . enthusiast? d, and In tofC I ‘* A -\.\n vely rendere with the sgiri n“, -W with the spirit of Uhn The address by the pastor and good will” which the : on behalf of the child of ] earnest and eloquent. remarkable that the orde almost identical with tht “‘â€" .c “Ah the Unbreakable Dolls. Wax Dolls,_ Town and County e Goods you want at DSL luc u -. .y..- Metropolitan Church . ' ice was cercuuuy 3" er Gwen in this church, and D is saying a. good deal. The choir ed wonderfully under all develop zadership of Mrs. Howson in every but especially in voice power and The singing of Miss Mason :ssion. Miss Howscn of Toronto Was very both in solos and duett. Alta gether ng of exquisite, classical,l d song. enthusiastically and expressi- l rendered, and in delightful keeping t of Christmas worship. the spiri address by the pastor on “The peace good will” which the angels promised ehalf of the child of Bethlehem, was est, and eloquent. It is somewhat irkable that the order of music was )St identical with the programme of Mnnnnnlitan Charch, Toronto. :5 an eveni METHERELL’S, Baking Powder. me with the request of a y friends, I have accepted »r councillor for the South elected I will exert myself‘ in the interests of the ward generally. Solicxting your :erest, I am your obedient PETER. TULLY. Ices for cafih. Kent Street. Lindsay. Rubber DcIIS‘ ARTHUR MOORE. t0 Town of to tion. acclamation. F ur lst Dy.-Reeveâ€"J. L. Winters, and H. Walters. Fur 2nd Dy.-ReeVe-â€"G. Crandell, P. G. Pilkie, and W. M. Robson. F n1- Councillorsâ€"horth Ward -â€"R. 'I‘ouchburn, J. Lovel, J. McWilliame, Jas. Keith, and J. W. Anderson. Suuth Wardâ€"R. N. Johnston, John Peirce, E. P. Gillagly, Peter Tully and Jun." Head. Wardâ€"â€"A. D. MallonLRubt'.‘ Blain, ‘5‘.-. ”euce, m. r. UUIJUIJ, “u... -_-_, J(.£}I;bfl$fl‘d-â€"A. D. Mallon, Robb. Blain, :‘_ l s amply 5, J-OS Kllldbv, Geo. Bryans, . l) _ . w, B. Fee. M. Wardâ€"J. D. "ul‘. vv _ For Trusteesâ€"N01.". Mwmurchy, D. R. Anderwh. G H. Suuth Wardâ€"P. G. Pilkiei ' Hup kins. P. P. Burro #8. d b East Wardâ€"Jos Staples, electe y aculamation. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. Fur Dy.-Reeveâ€"-R. Oswald, J. and J. H. Harvey. Somerville. For Reeveâ€"Alex. Morrison and James Wilson. For Counclllors-Burchall, Perdue am Wm. Oswald. For Reeveâ€"Dr. Vrooman, elected by acclamation. For lat Dy. Reeveâ€"Wm. Lownsbrouqh, elected by acclamation. For 2nd Dy.- -Reeveâ€"F. Shaver, elect- ed by acclamwtion. NOMINATIONS. For Mayor-~D. Ray, elect Fér councillorsâ€"W. H. McCrimmon and S. D. Webszer. Personss nominated for reeve and councillors for the village of Woodville for 18932 Reeveâ€"Wm. Cameron, David Annis. Councillorsâ€"Jacob Barnes. Donald Grant, Dav1d Annis. N. Ferguson, 0. J. Compboll,_Donald McNabb, J. S. Moynes. Fur Reeveâ€"R- Heni'y Robertson. nmm On Saturday evening last, shortly after the evening express from Port Hope had passed the summit, Daniel Thompson, breakman, was thrown from the platform of Con. Ryley’s train and seriously if not ‘ fatally hurt. Thompson was not missed until the arrival of the train at Peterboro, when an engine with a party of searchers was despatched to find the unfortunate young man. It was not until the} were approaching the summit, however, that “ ‘ A#--â€"-‘-3 In: um: din- appl'u’lcuung u“, ~V--_“, their efforts were rewarded. He was dis- covered etnnding up against the embank- ment pretty badly shaken and very much dazed by his accident. He was at once placed upon the train and taken to Port Hope, where he was placed upon the ex- press and conveyed to his home in Toronto. Much sympathy is expressed for Mr. Thompson, as hells one of the meet popular and reliable young men on the line. Obituary. I It is our melancholy duty to record the death on Friday evening last, of Mr. John Anderson, in his 62 year, from an attack ofinflainmation of the lungs. Mr.Anderson was the senior member of the well-known firm of Anderson, l\lugent 00., and was one of the pioneer business men of Lind- The deceased was born in Lanark on May 3rd 1831, and when a ntice to the cabinet mak- ing business with a Mr. Hogg of Perth On Completing his time he worked at his trade in Toronto, Hamilton and Osgoode. In 1856 he came to Lindsay, and in the following year was united in marriage to MissJane'Langton, also of Lanark county, and the same year entered upon his career as a furniture dealer in this town. Many 1 reverses by Vi ay of fire and other business ‘ fatalities were met by Mr. Anderson in his thirty-five years of active business life, and ' were overcome by his great energy and enterprise. In all his dealings with the public a strict regard for honesty and up- :‘ightness was always maintained, and was characteristic of the man. In politics he a reformer, but was really too independent to be classed as a straight party man, and frequently voted on the opposite side. 7 as he believed for the best inteiest of his 1 country. Deceased was a brother of the ‘ ‘~‘~ n‘ rlm Rantist say. 1 county, youth was appre Fâ€"\v r~. SHARPEâ€"In Lindsay. on McDoUGALL- Rev. \Vcdnesday Dec. 28th, 1892, by the Robt. Johnston, Mr. Duncan McDougall 0f Fcnelon Falls, to Miss Ethel Lillian Sharpe, of LindSny. ANDERSONâ€"In Lindsay. the 22nd inst., the wife of son. of a aqn. Town of Lindsay. Narrow Escape- Mariposa. -Dr. Vrooman, elected by Woodville. Kylie, elected by elected by acclama- Marriages- BIRTHS. 3LllUlh--~ [4“. VJ on the opposite side. the best intelest of his (1 was a. brother of the )n, late of the Baptist -. :1 widow tn mourn the THE WATCHMAN, LINDSAY, THURSDAVL'QECEMBER 29, 71892 Luu CHRISTMAS TTEE-n-A very successful Lin, Christmas tree entertainment Was held .115, here. under the auspices of the Methodist Sunday school. last Monday evening. D. The worthy pastor ofliciated as chairman in his able manner. An excellent program 11- Was rendered by the juvenile members of the schooi, and while each number was by excellent in itself, it may be said that the whistling trio, “ The Jolly Farmer Boy,” fairly brought down the house. The dis- tribution of the Christmas presents elicited mes lots of fun. The superintendent. and officers of the school have just reasnn to iwie be proud of the gratifing results of their WOI'K. Thursday. W. Ander- â€"Mr. Albert Knight, of Toronto, is at present visiting friends in town. â€"Mr. Albert; Ware of Eden, Mariposa: left for Brighton, 01112., last. Friday morn‘ mg, to re-vis1t his old home and renew uld acquaintances. â€"The followmu list of our “boys” are at present Spending the holidays with their re~pective friends in townâ€"Messrs. Glyde Gregory, of Toronto; James C. Burr, Ithaca; A. _F. Barr, Toronto; A. Cadotte, Ottawa; J. Flood and A. Clarke, Toro nto. Soccial to [he WATCHMAN V Special to THE WATCHIAN. Miss ShMcDeirmid, our school teacher. vee here to take charge of another lea , _ who 11 m Fenelun, winch 18 nearer her \ . . home Mus Cook, of Cemeron 18 to succeed Q h f r the hohdeys. 6” re ‘. Wand ls paying a” highefl‘ Mr. IL price fm. te. ‘leggzph poles all lengths, from 25f ,t " - . A? $51; ‘errammen glven by Miss McDeirmid, scl.“”°l teacher, and her pupils 1 t Th d ‘Veumg. a preBeutatiun a::()ml)a:{e§ywith the following address mile to their teacher was made, by the pl. on the eve of her de ‘parture for another shpere of lebour. . A â€" ml; tlme has come shpere or labour. DEAR TEACHERâ€"Th6 when our relations as test. are to cease, and we beg, wh our regret that such is the cas you for the pains and trouble time has come! ‘her and pupils "ile expressing ‘e, to thank you have taken with us for the past year," .If we have not made as much prOgress "11°“: pursuit of education, as we should .iave done, the fault is not yours. You have i done your part, you have spared no pair"8 in your endeavors for our adv'ancement, you have been patient, and persevering with us, and we feel that we are parting with a. friend. and we beg that you will forget our many faults, and only remem- ber us as we have been (on the, perhaps rare occasions) when we were good boys and girls, and as a slight token, we begl that you will accept this little gift. That your future, life may be a happy and prosperous one is the wish of your BURNT RIVER PUPILS. Quite a number turned out with their guns on the 26th. There is to be a shoot- ing match next Monday at Robert Motl- att’s. â€"â€"Sea. fish, Soar es’. â€"â€"Choice Chocolate Drops, at Tamar’s. -Choice Mixed Candy 10c 1b., at A.B. TERRY’S â€"Tons of choice Christmas Candy at A. B. TERRY’s. â€"â€"Figs, Dates, Nuts, Oranges, Lemons at A B. TERRY’ s. â€"â€"British Columbia Salmon can be had at Sontns’ Fish Market. â€"â€"A. B. Terry is receiving the bestl Oysters from Baltimore twi ce 9. week. â€"â€"-Fresh home made bread and buns daily, at A. Mooma’s, 17 William street. -German Felt Slippers, Over Shoes rubbers, cheapest at PERKINS 85 00., 52 Kent st. Lindsay. â€"â€"â€"The C.L.A. will hold a musical enter- tainment and debate on Thursday, Dec. 29th. in the 01d Opera. House. -â€"Full lines Seeley’s, Lubin’s, Rick- secker’s, and other standard perfumes now in stock at GREGORY’S drug store. â€"Lumberman’s Rubbers, Felt and Knit Socks. best and cheapest at PERKINS 62: 00.. the leaders in low prices of Bonts Shoes. 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€"Ladies try our Dongola Waukeaplmst Boots, the best and easiest Boots you can wear, PERKINS 00., the leaders in low prices of Boots Shoes Rubbers etc. â€"Tlle Christmas number of the War Cry is a. beautiful piece of workmanship, and really a. credit to the publisher and the Salvation Army. Those who can ought to secure a coPy. â€"â€"Hurry up and buy y01 presents from the loveliest: imerted Shoes Slippers ever Lindsay an JOHNSTON SIS» great Shoe men of Lindsay. â€"â€"â€"The next meeting, of Lindsay Lodge, No. 100 I.0.().F., will be held on Tues- day evening next. Routine business will be transacted and the business of the year practically wound up. This lodge is enjoying a. very prosperous era and an influx of new members is now the order. â€"â€"-Cheap Comfortâ€"A few more cases‘ of the following left, women’s Rubbers at 2-50, men’s Wool lined Overs‘ooes at $1.00. lumbermen’s high buokleRub‘oers at $1.00. Mocc lSillS, Felt Boots Shoes at equally low prices. Buy quickly, JOHNSTON SISSON, lst door East Eof Daly House, Lindsay. 50th day evemng me be transacted :1 practically Wt enjoying a. V9 influx of new 1 â€"â€"-Cheap (Son? of the following 250, men’s wool lumbermeu’s hi; BURNT RIVER. CAMBRAY Personals. BREVITIES. Haddock and Shad, at and buy your Xmas the loveliest: st0ck of i‘v Q1;mmm over shown in ever shown in Slssox’s. the Felt and CHRISTMAS 1892. This is probably the last onrlsunas we w u; w» you bargains in our present place of“ business, : we are determined to retire as soon as We can. Goods are gone. Where do you comeoin on this {big chance ‘?â€"-â€"It is a Christmas present 111 FURSâ€" come and seen us. It i§ a. ”cl-6 UHWJâ€"b v v 7 come and seen us. It is a. SILK DRESSâ€"save the money by buying here. Probably it is a. SUIT OF CLOTHES, or an OVERCOATfiour going out of business prices Will suit you. See our Handsome Japanese CHIEFS. What is more < C: elegant pair of lined GLOVEL LINDSAY’S L113 HINT TO THE WISE. last Christmas SILK HANDKEBP Prices. ofi'er HOUSE