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Otlico uud raaidcucu, Wuodvillo, Ontario. l 1:. RIDD. l‘h_\'.~ici2_m. Surgeon mu] Accoucher. ‘ â€"Uuim. and regulonco : Dr. Spoonvr‘s old residence, Sum-ac Street, Denvcrlou. Ontario. \\-'.1'LA\'K \utmium‘vSurgeon (hanlmte 1\_. of Ontario \' ctelinun l allege. Diwasosof douwatiuued mum-Ms treated h) ' latest and host "mu-u. ml system“. Onico and Infirmary, luadou‘s Hotel. Cunnington [uSUSAt, ONTARIO. Visits Bum-vita" (Hamilton House) the end Tums-Lu ul mull month. Mr. Nvulumls has haul uupm'.\..ciwl ML'L‘t‘Ss in the men! gas. (vimlizvd Inn in mm part 0! (Juiuula having administered it mutinauusiy for About 19 years made a study at it uuflcr Dr. ('nHml. of va York. the lint gun's m who g‘Vt) it tor extracting icon: has given H m Ham- muons. Beautiful artificial teeth hm (uni. 'l‘hu hull. of medical use. \\7M. JOYCE, \'.S..Grmluuto of Ontario Veteri- nary (‘ollL-ge. 'l‘uronto. 'l‘ruuts all «liwu: of donmslicatud uninmk by the latest sch-urine and most approved methods. Orders by tolu- gmvh or mail promptly attended to by day or night. Utlicu 2â€"“Mclimnon'a Drug Store." Bea. vorzuu, ()nmrio. GLYNN. Y. 3.. Gmdunte of the Ontario \‘ot .' . er 11.1w College. Veterinary 1115110011112 ()lilw.â€" Menicnl lh111.\\'ood\'1lle. W131 In in Bum urtou e\'«-1 v 'I llcsduy. 0111015112“ w 111 Julm MuKiuuuu Dlugm~tliez1ve1‘tou. 01' b) talc-graph \v.“ mac-1w “romp: atmutmu. \[l’ S. \l. J\R\ IS Banister and Solicitor .1 1".umnm odious, .\o. 39, Adelaide St. East, 01- rosin: P03! Dulce. 73:31:": EETEST \\f H. JOHNSON. M. D.. C. 3.1., L. C. P. 8.. (haduute of 'l‘oxouto L' nivoisity , Member of 950116 '0 Physicians and Sm: cons. 0m. ., L.\- amine: (01 Sun Life and Connie lomtion Life 00‘ s. Uliicc and Residence, \ ictmin Road. 0mm io. LINDSAY, ONTAR [0. wm Visit Woodvmc. (Edwanls‘ Hotel.) regularly on (he first Monday and Tuesday, uud Beaver- !euu. (limm‘mm lluuse.) the first \V’cvlmmduy mnl Thurmlnyuf each mnmll. PURE \'I'l‘:\l.IZi-;D Alli mhuimstmcai. Beautiful and durable AR 1‘- ll'lL‘LUJ 'l‘lilg'l‘ll math). His :0“ lined rubber pLuus m‘o prunuunccd "perfection." Over 20 )wua unwnumc. )ARHDN .fi' SMITH. Barristers. Solicitors 0 ) OHTCS, Kent Street, Lindsay. Ontario». A. D. MORBSON’S who woman 3mm», who @zzmmu ammo .2; ovvel]. cry DENTI ST one I. not. Beavevton, Ont~ ItomhlyCustnmers shaved twice weekly and fur cut moatbly at 75 cents per month. (Nitrous Oxide (in) 3w!) Ofllceâ€"Dmuéou’s Blue? VETERINARY SURGEONS. ) 3?. .' {VI-“'3. Clolk of the 1st Divisinu "our: . (gum; of \ictmia. n-Ollicu â€"\\ oodviiie. OI'H M. HxYES. Barnstcr, Solicitor. (1'0 ,1 Uzii cs: Culucron'l New lilw‘k. Heuvcrion. Money to Loam. wmrn.» 2* 2mm. mmron ma IrTafitozs wmcnns, nn- Hm heal in Hm umrknt and very clump Inl’ cued). . CJX'J'YRE ' S'I‘EWAR'I'. Attorneys. Snlic~ . Irurs we. (micos ovm‘Ontarin Han“, Lindsay D. J. Mclx rum. I T. S' :xmur. :P‘ccs, Hem Stroet, Lindsay. Ontario». Juux A. BARRON | J. B. SMITH, B. A. J.NEELANDS - DENTIST 69.2.- .CULDL’ZRT, L.D.S., NEW FEAR GIFT/ (93mm ‘zlzasiuexifi 031nm. JOSEPH J. CAVE, Pnovmmk, woonmm: um summon. ' MUNICIPAL CLERKS. " D MONABR. “I. H. GROSS, CAI“ N‘NCTON’ ONT. ADVERTISING RATE 3 PHYSICIANS. DENTISTRY. X [-1 W STOCK 01" x 31' H4} 1 inch, #5,)(‘1‘ Bunm ‘ ”y. ‘-: t 0‘ line 13$‘nfifl10 ‘ ‘ plt‘llt insertion LEGAL onouu out! ooououc nun-nun- 0-sOI\I‘OIOO!QCO .oo-un Ou‘toc 0"...” u-.. . annih- unto-I Benetton, Ontario mu) i The} do things a. ‘iout light out m gt \\ c charm that the pen )In of l‘mttloforis ! hmo presented the edit»; of the Smk it chewnn “Herald" with n purse of 8.2.!” all told, in recognition of hi! aorvmm t the community. Dmm this “fly thv community (loss the taking and the ur. ‘ fortunate editor does the gh ing Independent Innll Things and Influenced lu' .\om-. Some time ago we announced the ap. pointment of a. purchasing agent for Canada to buy horses for the British Army. Ile has new arrived and from the “Montreal Star" we learn his name is Colonel James Goldie and he is a. dis- tinguished cavalry oiliccr who has seen thirty years of service in India, and has taken part in all the great battles of the Indian mutiny. including,‘ the capture of Delhi, the relief of Lucknow, the battle of Gawnporeand the capture of Lucknow~ He is accompanied by a. veterinary enr- geon, and will innnedietely make a. tour of Canada and purchase three hundred horses for cavalry and artillery purposes. He will also.1nnl<e arrangements for securing an initial supply of horseu from Canada: for the British Army. In case of war breekfi out in the coming sum- mer there would be ndemand for one thousand hor'fi*irom Canada for the army. The With“ correspondent was informed that the kinds of animals re- quired are buy, brown. black or chestnut with a. Iew greys, riding horses for light, medium and heavy cavalry, horses bet- ween four and seven years old, from 15 hands 2 inches to 16 hands high, not less than eight inches below the knee, or less than seventy-two inches girth, and between 1000 and 1150 pounds, geldings preferred. For artillery or engineer rid. ing or draught purposes, the animals must be between 1100 and 1250 pounds for ~iding. and between 1200 and MUD pounds for draught. For the latter, long. low, active animals are preferred. Provided they are the right shape, make and action, with sufiicicnt breed, they may be in the rough state and straight fro-n the plow or the farm yard. The average price of suitable horses in Eng- land is about $200. The War Olliee have a. maximum price and that price is for horses delivered in England. so that prices paid in Canada. will be for the animals, less the cost of transport to England. The market \‘(lil be per- manent, and almost unlimited. Com- menting on this new era. for Canada. a. Londcn paper says : “It rests with Canadian breeders themselves to say whether he export horse trade of Canada shall assume an importance equalling, it may be exceeding. that of the Canadian cattle trade with the mother country. If they only show themselves ready to meet the necessities of the case the European demand is in time almost certain to outstrip the supply. We any European demand ad- visedly, for not only is the mother couri- try in urgent need of army reinounts but Germany, France, Russia. and other European powers are rapidly falling into a. like position, as their recent prohibi- tion of the export of horses clearly shows. The opportunities of the trade are indeed larger than may be generally imagined, Canadian Horses for the Bmtish Army. The ai’ontlrillc @dmcutc. [By the Iditor or gathered from l'txchnngos.1 Uhcgmvcwtou 6mm. J08. J. CAVE. Editor and Proorletor. FRIDAY. MARCH 11.1887. E3dilorinl 5339195. Tho “World" calls attention to the fact tint the Americans who with to steal our fish are the same gentlemen who punt-o most of the reading matter from Engiish authors. The controversy that has arisln bo- tween the United States and Canada. is not. over the question of fiuhing in Cana- dian waters. but whether American fish- ing vessels engaged in fishing in deep waters. where even Canada admits they huvo a. tight to fish, und authorized by our laws to touch and trade at foreign ports. shall have the privilege of outer- ing a Canadian port and purchasing supplies, such as ice, bait, or provisions, in the same manner as the Canadian vessels are permitted to enter the ports 01 the United Suites. The West Victoria. Farmer's Institute held a meeting in the Town Hall, Wood- ville. on Monday 7th. Although this meeting was not well advertized there WM :1 good representative gathering of farmers and others, and we are sure tho few hours spent together were tho most enjoyable as well as profitable, they ever hail. In the absence of the President, Mr. I. W. Reid. the chair was filled by the Vice-President, Mr. D. Jackson. to the ontiro sntiafnetton of all. Mr. Jackson is n. granzl enthusiast in this Work. The ehzurmnn after explaining the object of the. nmeting asked tho sec- retary. Mr. Keith of Lindsav. to read any connnnnimtionai he hall. Telegranu of regret were read from Profs. Robert. son and Saunders. stating, theirinnbility to be present. This was rather disappoint- ing news. Mr. Vin. Rennie of Toronto. who has earned a world-wide reputation as a. farmer.~hc won nmny prizes at he recent Colonial Exhibition in Lon- don. liesidm being the mun winner of prizes at all our large (Linznlinn fair-s with nearly all the products" of n, farnrâ€" he was the the first to :Lllrosi the meet- ing. Ilia suhjm-fl “1.3 "llmv to exact- minnte the Cmnulinn Thistle nnzl ntln-l‘ obnoxious weeds." 1:; ms intvertzng nml instructive. llo gnu-e his (mu ln'avticnl (‘RI‘OI’iL‘lICO in (he culjm'i wine}! has prowl vm‘v o'hnmnl in gamut: ml of those great Iv-qiv. \‘v’ln-n he fin. ishe l. a \‘5'1‘_\‘ R1li!l!.lni"l Iliwnmi v followed inWHeii Mr. livumc unmet \u hiimelfmrisler of tin: vi: y 'l. ,. '. J. A meeting of the Directors of the Eldon Branch Agricultural Society was held in Edward‘s lIotal, pursuant to the call of the President, A. E. Stabback, Vice President in the chair. Minutes of last meeting read and approved, the President entered and took his seat. Moved by Mr. Edwards, raconded by Mr. L'ainnbell. that Mr. A; .211; Campbell i be appointed as Dimctor o: this Society i in place of Windows Ashmus, deceased.â€" Cnrried. Moved by Air. Ifcdwayn, sec- i ended by Mr. lchi-immon, that the President, ‘v’iced’resident. and Secretary be a committee to prepare 9. minute of condolence to the widow and family of the late William Ashrnan.â€"â€"Uarried. Moved by Mr. IdeSweyii, seconded by 311311053, that J. C. Gilchrist be re- appointed Secretary and Treasurer forI the ensuing year at the same salary.â€"â€" v, Carried. Moved by Mr. Stabback, see ‘ coded by H. Edwards, that Mr. Dennis Howkins be an honorary Director of this Societyâ€"Carried. Moved by H. Edwards, seconded by D. 0. Ross. that i this Society do hold a Spring Fair this year.â€"-Carried. Moved by Mr. Ross: seconded by Mr. )IcCrnmnon that the members‘ tickets be at one dollar for each member which will include Spring and Fall Fairs and that any exhibitors to the Spring Fair be charge} fifty cents I cxzrn. making their entriesâ€"Carried. Moved by Mr. Mei-Sweyn, seconded by Zzir. Edwards, that the Spring lr‘air be held this year on the fifteenth day of April next. Carried. Moved by; Mr. Edwards, seconded by Mr. Campbell, that the Fall Fair beheld on the seventh day of October nextâ€"Carried. Moved by Mr. Campbell, seconded by Mr. Mc- Crimmon, that A. Gunn and 1’. McSweyn he a committee to wait on Mrs. Morrison } S to see what arrangements can be made with her for ten acres on the north side of Argyle street and east of Napdale street, the committee have powers to add to their numberr, and to report at a future meetingâ€"Carried. Tho New Limit-Governor of Ontario is b » be lion. Alex. Campbell, until recent- y Postmaster-General. Lvnpboll Jr. “'45 the next to run! n tie. on Branch Agricultural Sccietv. !‘armcr’s Institute- 9-.0 10,000 Votes ahead of any Other House in Town. Balance of our FURS, MILLINERY, OVEBCOATS, MANTLES, and all other Winter Goods at Cost, to clear. HARRISON 86 LESLIE, BEAVERTON, 1 Car Load Salt“ 1 Car Load Coal Oil. CASH FOR IIIDES, SHE] 0000000000000140000000(x >0000< 20000 00( 0000000000000000 oooodKoooodm5000mmmommoowmm 000mmooooooooooooo .cn-wntnn and Blt‘cain. “’0 kPl'lD Four Different Kinds of LANCE 'l“ H )TH SA “'5 tn choose from at. (30 to 81.00 per FIHIL, AXES "11-1 AX"; H ANUlJ‘Ifi. 'l‘u' mm «A our (73” BY ”OGUN. AXES and HANDLE for {$1. 'l.'r_y the “JOHN A.” BUCK SAW’. - B CR'I' CANA BIA N m. {10 cunts, 3 Brands CARBON SS FE ['Y 30 0mm. \V ATE“ “'HH' '1 A .‘JIEHIUAS, 3.") cents. , 1" PAIN'I‘H, “HIS. GLASS. ‘r'.\'x!.\"l“~|l}“."3’. 'I‘URPEN'I'INE, HEADY‘~ MIXI'IIF PAIN'I‘S uur Stuck will lw fuuml UnIIIph-m. ROPE zuLl ROPE HA L'I‘I'IHF', CM) 1‘” HS LINEh' both Jiupu and “’lre. And mmy Kiln]. Immp (:IJHS‘PH LII' R" I Y nwi II -\I-I1 LAMPS n SpnciuIIIv- “"1“"I' LIN.- He.“ uI .-\(' IIIBI‘. ‘Jl'l the (II. I) II I; LWI II‘II “ 1.111‘I‘I'IILI‘S IN 301%.]. OIL. \V I‘: 11“.},111' 'I‘ .[lIfJ TOW.N- The Best Vafiues 5% Town! In SHELF and “EA VY ”A HIHNAIIIC our Stuck is Full and 00mph)“ at. Prim's to Suit all Buyers. Harrison Le‘s'iie, ELECTED And to the fulfilling of all that we promlso. All have confidence in ALL WHICH WE OFFER AT THE CLOSEST MARGINS FOR CASH. H.\ R'I"*}HUHCS SIN." -.\('l'l.\'(} W! N DOW 131,] N I) and ROLLER liar l‘ws!‘ Thing Yul. As we don't want to carry any winter goods over we offer the Come and Seems Bawgain ...-.o...o. uni-.7. .5. 13::- :- The Old Reliable, “ The Cheapest Store,” TIIIS WE ATTRIBUTE TU HAVING LAME? GOODS ! Is now Going}; on. \V()t).‘.),';\b XVIXIJ’. Next Door to Hamilton House, Beaver'lon, NOW NOTE THAT OUR A '1‘ 11’s 1 151% AND mw FURS, 1 Car Load Nails, H. W ESTCOTT,