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RAGE TWO EXAMINATION he Fourth Glass Taught by an Written Examination INSPECTOR KNIGfll’S The llarks Obtained by the Pupils of t Mr. Mollougall, in the Inspector’s Begul WOOLEN MILLS ARE CLOSED FOR WANT 0F TARIFF HELP ___4_.â€" The Industry Rapidly Coming to a Stand- still in Canada and Something The Aeeompliee of the lurderer of Gun- stable Boyd Has been Found A despatch from Chicago says: Mustbe D0118 Edward Kerlin, alias Edward Pierce, A“ Ottaw‘d dt‘riiatch to the Toron- charge with forgery and robbing mail boxes, has been indentified by a former convict as the man who as- sisted Fred Lee Rice, Frank Rut- ledge, and Thomas Jones in an at- custody in â€"ANDâ€" SEWNG MACHINES High-grade goods at right mm. The best is is the cheapest. Terms to suit purchaser, Office and Residence, “Ida, Next to Dr. Shier'e. Geography rammar 3t c‘zL'iteraturo Aril hmetic C . EWVl‘iting to News says. : The announcement from Hespeler that the local branch of the Cana- dian \l’ooltn Mills had been closed uâ€"oo Clxl muHmm l-‘riiCl Carew Annie .................................... Warner Edna ....................................... 10 Johnston Lulu ................................ 16 Knowlson Grace .............................. 15 l H O Dilemma OCIO! 03030: P. 0, It HH NC. tempt to escape from down and 5‘") people thrown out of uork has revived interest here in the of the Canadian critical condition woolvn industry. Mr. Bannctt Rosamond, M.I’., pro- _ the big woolen mills at discus.~ing the closing 01 the lit-Speler mills, remarked to-day that his own Works had been closed for two weeks. and would remain so 1.).til they could get orders. He said that the Woolen industry in Canada had never l)I‘L‘I1 St) depressed as at He had Seen other times of depression. notably during the McKenzie r-«gime. but thought the protectun of to-day was nominally than at. that time. The acâ€" was greater by rea- Scarcity of sk-ilâ€"i prietor or Allllonte, “ire-st nt . l higher . Tual protéctloll son of hifirher wiib' 5, other Ctmditions. ltlleiill BY THE PREFERENCE. The mills were being closed down \vdnt of pljoiltaiflc orders, and the lack of prozit was due to the itlllin-Ilh‘c illlpOl‘tations 0i WOOICllS, leldi‘l' the preferential clause Of the The l't'lllt'tiy. if the preference \‘.-‘l'~: to i-e lilailttaim-(l, would be a for 1 al‘il'l'. ;.;-.1»rial increase in the original du- ' on foreign \voole-ns. liosillimlui has not taken a plolliill-llt part in the IllOVt‘Illl’l'll. by the \Voolun interest for a. change in tariff conditions. But he. is assured that the woolen men IlaVe made no blunt Slutt‘lllL‘nt to the gov- that if tariff relief is not all the mills will close "Yo mill run on sound com- :zl--r(".ul lily-s \voultl be closed so long! as it “as able to get orders,” he said. "and the mills are closing now an a threat to the gover,n.n.~nt, because they Cannot stay Opt'n 'i'l‘tnl'e :3 :2) lo:":i.s in It is a matter of Mr. 91‘ -s ‘2']! ez’nllu-llt :‘l‘;ll.i:-(i. titixt ll. Ill)? lull ill'niililifiy the ,(piestion. business. " t l'I‘I I ICR M ILLS CLOSED )lr. Rosamond remarked that the Woolen Company’s mills I’Izlt‘t' had been closed down for a y-ur. and that the Corn- wall mills had been practically put out of business. The same condi- tions affected all the industries, and these conditions. roughly speaking, are first and foremost. the high cost of skillul labor; then the heavy im- port ation of British goods z, the high cos: of wherein the British mnzizil'ut-turt-r practically commands tl2.- price of the raw material; the liwav y t-Xpt-nditurt-s for machinery, (.ziiltttlizill at ('ul'lvlnn wool , Toronto, on April 4th, 1901. One constable, Boyd, was killed, and an- The prisoners were Kerlin is said -to have other wounded. recaptured. thrown the revolvers into the riage in which the men were taken from the court house to car- being the jail. Rice, Rutledge and Jones were ar- rested at ChicagO, June 2nd, 1900, charged with the robbery of a post- otfice and bank in Aurora, Ont., 'l‘hey fought extradition, but were taken back to Canada. These men were tried and Sentenced to 21 years each. Kerlin was indentifled by a photo- t out by the Canadian auâ€" thorities. Chester Sheldon, who was released with Kerlin from the J ollet. Penitentiary, meognized the likeness. He told the detective Kerlin was in Canada at the time of the attempt- ed escape. __,__._+___â€"-â€" cauaba William Wilfrid Campbell has Writâ€" ten a new poem. It is about Canâ€" ada, but, it is done in indigo tintsJ'n fact it reads very like a paraphrase of a Globe editorial before 1896. Mr. Campbell has been reading Jeremiah. He needs a spring tonic and should change his liquor. 0f the brightest, freest and happiest land in all the world he utters this 1a- ment : Arte there none to Speak and save ? Canada, my own, my own. From Western peak to Eastern wave Canada. my own, my own. Art there none to lift and save, Must you sink ill helot grave, Crushed in gyve of thief and knave? Canada, my own, my own. Are there none to wake the dead, 0, people unto grossness wed ‘? Canada, my own, my own. Must this cursed trade go on, Franchise but a bartered pawn, Freedom, thought, and honor gone? Heaven strike or send a holier down To Canada, my own, my own. graph Sen Must this hideous tale be told ? Canada, my own ,my own. Men like puppets bought and sold. Freeman's rights for place and gold? Canada, my own, my own. Must this hideous lie go on ’? | y limmerson Cyrus ............................ Flavelle Jean .............................. Preston Viola ................................... Dobson Edna Anderson J can .................................. ..................................... Wescott Mary ................................... Wilkinson Willie ............................... Pepper Mary Perkins Rachel .................................. Robinson Bruce Cinnamon Mabel ............................... ................................... ............................... Naylor Stanley ................................. Edmonds Jennie ............................... McCrimmon Birdie ............... '. ........... Cresswell Ford .................................. 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HHHHH Hakim-33’ .1.) ..16 15 ..15 TO PREVENT MOULD 0N BUTTER .....â€" Factories Should be‘Disinfeeted in the Spring and the Butter Paper Properly Treated In a press letter from the Depart- 011 are ment of Agriculture, on mould butter, the following directions given : HOW TO DISINFECT Wash the whole interior of the creamery, including walls, ceilings, floors, posts, shelving, etc., with a solution of‘ one part. bi-cllloride of mercury to one thousand parts water. Apply with a brush and rub well wherever applied. The ’bi-chlor- ide of mercury (corrosive sublimate) may be procured in tablets. of lht‘ right. strength to make the micro so- lution by adding one tablet to every pint of water used. This substance is a deadly poison and must. be handled with every care and prcca'l- Statute Labor llay dc Willa! at the tion. l‘ormalln may also he used, either as a spray or by being allow , cm: “(W An admirable food, with all its natural qualities intact. fitted to build up and maintain robust health. and to resist winter’s extreme cold. Sold in l lb. tins. labelled JAMES EPPS de 00., Ld.. Homoopathlc Chem. London, W EPI’S’S (3060A ovum meson-I (moons. ...-â€" _-__â€"â€"*-â€"-. MABIPOSA COUNCIL __‘_+__ Rate of $1.00 Per Dayâ€"Likes [PPS'S 6000A 3;, IN cusses AS WELL AS IN DRESS t" “The deep-rooted objection to the use of glasses on the undlof nnsight liress is entirely removed by the artistic t produced by modern me fitted frames are both a disfigurement and a th, the client of a perfectly fitted lens ocmg Iliannulled by them. We Guarantee a perfect Efit in both lenses and true, Lindsay Marble Walks Are foul small. ROBERT CHAMBERS is prepared to furnish the people of Lindsay and surrounding country with monuments and headstoneS, both marble and granite. Estimates promptly given on all kinds of cemetery requisites. Marble Table Tops, Wash Tops Mantle Pieces. etc, a specialty. Being a practical workman, all should see his designs and compare prices before purchasing elsewhere. WORKS.-In the rear of Market on Cambridge-st., opposite the Packing House. BOBT. CHAMBERS. Alllhe Standard and Cigars in stock. Also . .. ,. Sundries of all kinds. , k. Oakwood. 011?- ' t lane: of Mal-flab veywang in all its to Funds. . to buy good illor‘ I Solicitor, is done in our Him; principal and lllLu’l‘u us without any l");}w tmg, “76 also pill'cl‘ -: and debentures 1 stuntion paid to throat and lunLrs 10 a.m. t0 3 D- MCLCUHal as CO. most of which is made in Great Briâ€" tain; and the fact that Canadian mantlu'amul‘ers must produce all lines Wilt'l'OzlS a British mill works profitâ€" Are we but degenerate spawn Or a greater people gone? Canada, my shamed, dishonored own. lie 350 Me film ed to evaporate from i. sheet of cot-t Present County Council System ton suspended :n the room. when 1|.c dooI-‘. windows and u .wr openinu The members Were all progent at are tightly closed. It requires about an adjourned meeting of Mariposa WHITE, graduate o iversity, Medical. Fak‘ .uatc of Trintly ably for deCades on one line. WILL BE CONSIDERED It is learned in another quarter that these and the other arguments e: the woolen men have been pre- sontntl to Illt' government. in detailed form. though it is denied that the dot-mm-nt takes the form of an tilti- matum. It is admitted in Minister- jzil t‘ll't'it'S that the arguments are K‘l'unlf. and they are undoubtedly re- wiring the most earnest consideraâ€" ol’ thi- government. __._+____ THE HEART IS RIGHT "We're not (ie bong place on our can- full, lin'olu‘ Cole on (In winter too, do heart‘s “Canaycn” on our hotly, Anti dat's warm enough for true.’ â€"â€"l‘ro:n Ilr. I'lrulmllond's “When AI- ‘~;z!:i Sang." ' :‘(r'l o‘ “. . Lilli ’ l 1 Canada, my own, my own, Lie in the dust and make your moan Dishonored by those very ones Who should have been your truest sons, Like ships on surfs that overwhelm By some false captain at the helm, Canada my ow'n, my own. Creep in the dust and make your moan ; To childish superstitions doomed, Or in material greed entombed Your people sleep through sordid years Of modern doubts, and deeds fears. Lie in the dust and make your moan Poor Canada, my own, my own. and O, wherefore wonder when our life Is all one shrunken party strife, When every Question of the hour Betrayed to greed of party power. When every voice for truth is stilled, Save that which party spake or will- ed With pandering pulpits, venial press, five ounCes of pure formalin to dis. infect 1000 cubic feet. TREATING THE BUTTER IAI’ER As a preventive of mould on but- ter, the following practice is highly recommended: Soak the parchment paper linings, immediately before us- ing in a. saturated brine to which has been added one ounce of pure formalin to three gallons of brine; place the paper in «boxes without. drying. Keep the brine in a Speci- al covered vessel. Boil the brine every week and add fresh formalin i-n the same proportion as at first. This treatment has been. found effec- tive in the government .crcameries in the Northwest Territories where a great deal of trouble arose from mould at one time, and has given good satisfaction wherever it has been prepcrly carried out. The article goes on to say that butter paper should be kept. in an enclosed dry place, and none but good quality used. That will weigh 40 pounds to the 500 sheets of 50 x council on March 14th. Mrs. Flora McFadyen, Council will see, sey Company moulds for would making concrete tile. Drumbo township, Oxford, and Ops asked endorsation of the reeves sys- tem of county councils. . Council preferred the present system. Countv Treasurer McNeillie sent a statement ol the money paid to the township in 1903. McSweyn Smith Sl‘nt. the agreement between Mariposa and Penelon regarding the Hancock dram. Treasurer Ronnie's bond was accepted, and he was installed in his office. .The auditor’s report and slabeprcntl ol the accounts Will be printed for distribution. Following are the names of those appomtcd in a revision of the list of overSeers for the year beginning Apâ€" rll lst. : Beat No. 1, William Clark. (3) ll. - . Manilla, wrote asking for a rebate on taxes. The Sawyerâ€"Mas. sunply steel 61 Vietoria-st1- ~ 22 miles east of Toronto nee: Picker- ing station on G. T. R. (owing todepth of snow) is still unsold and is known asthvcetateofthelateE E. Widdi- field which has to be sold this month, hence the sacrifice at $1) per acre in- stead of coo being so close to Tomato market. Also for full particulars and free transportation to all buyers of our Saskatchewan Valley wheat lands. write T. H U RLEY, SPECIAL AG ENT Toronto. â€"â€"â€"â€"_ memg’ Machines Clothes Wrilgers Hardware, Cool and Merchants. iron Molilllil ii ronto, and member of 'sicians and Surgeons ' Telex . GILL" ESPIE er of Lindsay and graduate of Toronto ’ Royal College of De . Office over Anders- '8 opposite Veitch's ' 12),L inches in Size. Grant. (6) Au'h- McNa‘bb. (8) W- 11- _â€"_â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- AN EXTRAOR- .. ‘ BINARY OFFER! criticism in nu»: may or an Icon .0 Infill-etch I.“ h ‘0 Ice“ It I Price MdeOOPoond 0-10. 7 m Ink (an my {a n-chd.“)hgmdum -"'-_' “Handmade. ‘m‘umdflhqm and: lab filmed-elm huhuhnmmhlm, "m.n~dMC-*h g. “bum-minim it”. '-~H“nhdh ““F‘HNWM .5... youâ€"abet “h-muuw-flmbhfl. Hie-dawns». v.1...” “'5‘ "‘“fi-lu- «mo-and “F“-hiow-Imlnmom-ehku nah ’ “hamhb-m-obflu. “b-“nmi-mum mun-“m“.am- q. ‘“'*70nfilmw ”and-r- emandâ€"lab. 1:.“ God send redress, God send redress, To this poor human wilderness. A people for high dreamings meant, But damned by too much govern- ment. 0 dream in vain your future power, And build in vain your heart's high tower ; O Canada, my own, my own. When you have sold the olden truth That greatness which inspired thy youth, And bartered for a sordid gleam The light of all your highest dream, With all the gross material strife Of godless money-hungered life, 0 Canada,» my own, my own. Your children, you down And trampled all your, old renown, As some base harlot of the town, 0 Canada, my own, my own. they have dragged 0 Splendid dream of plain and lake, When will you from this curse awake And with new-kindled houor take Your place with those who guide the helm 0f Britain’s mighty peopled realm? When will you raise to that regard 0f self, above the market yard 0f life’s low levels, hold your share In Britain’s might worldâ€"wide care ? 0.Canalda, my own, my own. 0 wide thy lands and wide thy sky, Canada, my own, my own, But wider yet the living lie That we have lived, my own, own ! Let us arise from our old graves Of self and ill, as o’er the waves God's down from night, to that which saves, - Canada, my own, my own. Rise and strike tin shackles free That bind us lip, and heart.- and knee And. be what God dammed we should be Canada, my own, 0 Loved Cam, ‘ ‘ . “Win, '4‘. my â€"__+â€"___ FRETFUL CHILDREN If children are cross or fretfu], or sleepless, in ninety nine times out of a. hundred the reason can be traced to some little trouble of the stom- ach or bowels. Remove the cause and the little ones will be bright, good- natured, and will sleep soundly and naturally. There is just one always absolutely safe medicine for little onesâ€"Baby's Own Tablets In homes where this medicine is used there are no sickly, cross crying children. The Tablets will cure all the minor ills of little ones, and will do it safely and speedilyâ€"there is no doubt about this. Give the Tablets a single trial and you will be as enthusiastic about them as other mothers am. As- for instance, Mrs. David Duffield, of Pomsonby, Ont., says: “Baby’s Own Tablets saved my baby’s life. They are a wonderful medicine for childâ€" ren and I gladly recommend them to other mothers.” Your children will take this mediâ€" cine as readily as candy, and it is guaranteed free from harmful drugs. B0 (1 by all druggists or mailed at 25 cents a. box by writing The Dr. giltliams’ Medicine Co., Brockville, n . + On Thursday forenoon the wife of Sergeant Mitchell, of the Toronto police force had her clothes ignited from a fire in the basement of their house. Hearing her screams, her hUSband, who was sleeping after be- ing on duty at night, rushed down and found her writhing in agony on the floor in great agony. He put out the flames, but not before the poor woman Was fatally burned. The sergeant himself received burns that. made it necessaryfor him to be tak- en to the hospital. He had report- ed for duty only the day before aft- er a long illnem. Three month ago McCrinllnon. (9) John A. McKay. (10) Garnet 'l‘relcavcn. (13) George Alcliague. (25 east) J. C. Could. (2(5) lGeo. “better. (31) Thomas Jewell. (3:5) Ben Jenni-Jon. «33 West) L. Imwnsboroug‘h. (43) Chas. Jenkins. (01-) Alex. Mellougall. (55) William Lunney. (58) David Culbert. (63) J. ll. llenderSon. (75) Wesley Gib- son. (69) Walter Metcall'e. (TU) Arâ€" chie McLean. (73 west)) John Grills. (‘73 east) A. 1’. Mark. ([35 west) 1). Thompson. (77') J. M. Swain. (80) Leslie Webfster. (-1 western boundary) Donald Mclnnis. l-‘ence viewer Geo ’ Lane. ' ' .A resolution of Messrs. Taylor and Watson ordered notices posted forbid- dmganyone from taking timber from the first concession line opposite lots 16 and 17. i . Road. overseers, poundkeepcrs and fence-Viewers were appointed by by law on motion of the some gentle- men. Thefollowing accounts were orderâ€" ed paid : Alex. Smith for wood su ' p lied Mrs. Woolacott, $16.00; W. E. pYar- nold for services and expenses lett- ing contracts for the Hancock drain . $9.70; McLennan Co., $1.25; o'.' 1).. Barr, registering by-law 551 re Hill drainage, $3.50 ; Drf A. Galloâ€" way, account attendance on Malcolm ' I ‘ Blue, 31090; The Municipal World accptplt, 8.3 cents ; John Groves, cut- ting brush and alders lot 1 $12.00. 1 con A. COMMUTE STATUTE LABOR On motion of Messrs. Ta 1 r Watson the statute labor bills? :1: amended to provide for paying $1.00 per a day instead of doing the work A discount of 10 per cent. will be al: lowed before May lst. Non-msidents not asking to have their names put onto the amment rolls will be charged the dollar rate. west, day during Hench end Apnl' if cum- clout balloon oflere, curb uuin. “Settled 00‘4“.” "We-tau Canada“ moiâ€"l We are at youreervice with an abunbance of supplma' for your purposes. Smphcr. finest sublimed. Glau- ber Suite. Epsom Salts. Pure Linseed Oil. Oil Tar, Kenney’c Condition Powders, Internation- al Stock Food. Gall Gales, Lin- iments, etc. at CANADIAN ’9AClFlc WORLD'S FAIR. ST- LOU! APRIL 30TH T0 DECEMBER 8, IST, m4 Settle’ls (newly [ltusius T0 Who‘ll! Canadian North- vnll leave Tomato ova-y Tues- Puae travelling without live user- stock Ibould take the train lea ’ TmntootlAfipm. "”3 should at 0 on. 9!" hull with live stock the train ring Tomato Oolouthleepa-winbeethchcd to P‘l't’culu'l and oopv of Far full 33282386383338 DoNorBuy SALE NOW ON me Toronto, rgt....-. 5 Eton: Haliburton ...... From Port Hape ...... From Toronto ........ .10-50 From Coboconk .. ..... 10.10 From Port Hope ..... Rom I. B. l; 0. Jet... From Port Hope ..... From Whitby .... ........ From Toronto ...... -â€"- 2.00 From Whitby ..-... ' For Whitby .... .. ..... For Toronto ...... ...- For Port Hope ...... - For I.B.O. Jot ...... For Whitby ...... ........ For Toronto ...... ...... WALL PAPER untilyouhavcaeenmyswck ScentWall Paperaarehigw fieent Belmont Papal- are. new“. Dental Surgeons. DENTIST, LINDSA OFFICE I20 KENT ST‘ T Morgen Bro , Drug F- A. WALTERS, den . Honor graduate o 'VePSity and Royal o W College. All the "0““! branches of sfully performed. Crate, Office over ' Store, corner Kent w'memben of the Bo, “" .latest methods of " 1'11 attention will be hodontig a , ' his only daughter died. Laterâ€" Ottawa, March. 3%. Sergt. Mitchell died of his burns. ‘ 2338883335