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[en’s Sample §en‘s Sample loys’ Sample loys’ Sample l bfct. ale .to grow teymli ?ommion Day Week ‘ :11 find Graham p.e_’ : of pared prices as a , 900 ale to its old way than by the amount :g fmh tales in the zims soon >and turzts the rims, and the as are scorched and wheels axe be Harness we make and s I! D trace of poor mataial or 1 work in any way. Mate:- workmanship are the [MIâ€"r ,ers wiBI be wajt-d on '5 front door ‘e advertisir g cur Coid Tire Set- :hve bean kept on the mcvc an". kcep Lp. AHw: o hncures it}: it are dclég htad. It hams a 3255 v.1 eel zs-gcoc a: new. mdit ie Prices. e55 C0.- 9 100 fast! immoooooo» 6 SE Lindsay N ESS with the COLD TIRE It ices Lat 02 J. Little Mgr very busy Graham -, lb that mat cw Hidit 311:: “33 Heels the '9'! ms emf” er} ‘Wm. Allan, a farmer aged 45 5'93“. who lived three miles south of Mimi]. was accidonlly killed on Thursday While he and his little My were carrying a log for the W011 W from an adjoining field to the} “01159, Mr. Allan slipped and fell, the ' “33 Striking him on the neck and wimm almost instantly. ‘ nun \lll LL! \, LAv ------- . .most instantly. EXTENSIVE ARRIVAL be 1110‘ glorifii A Case of Out Boys’ A Case of Our Men’s Fam n . - ~ 9 and 7.5 gents. ,A Case of Women’s A Case of Wannen’s A. Case of anaa’s Six Cases of éea’s Milking Shoes at 6. Leather Sig-We“ 3’ 9‘"? 5 fine .Fmtwear 3»: F3313 §OEL¢§W¢EY 5" '7‘: ‘ Bfifl( :yn’tl‘3" rugs: watch" 11100"1i yerv‘vht SH 1 H bummer M :1 aunt ed beam! nonlig'ht 0n ied delight. the Ink" m SICKI Y BABIES s of infants (marantucd Price 2;”) m \V mic om-s. ' from all 1m! {MM 01' Bah 3g the Main: host nwdivi nndl'nllS Summer â€"-L‘hicug‘ and [lion shin al’t' “‘ Spht‘l'l‘ sprl‘iU III. \A, mu all purl“ of Canada- mr nf Ruby's (Win 'l‘ahâ€" Other ch'c : that! aim 13-;le thaw are ' 1')ng mvdilim- for an the - ‘ )1 Infants and young chil- Dmer.â€"--‘ Want-ed to contain no penC?. ‘If ‘xce :25 ('vnts a box at, all back; it yo or direct. from the Dr. “figlfrne 68 E Modicin ' ‘ - c ( ' .- ' " * .o., 1510Ju111c, tors." u" th val 'll .5 0| h night mothm‘ is Ihc‘ 3m: *0 this store for your f0 3’ Purchise. TH i" 1n llt sultl with “'DY'I‘H U I“ They pl'm L and I they 139'sS ‘- ’3 come L”. Unions I! .ll huh su\s [ht 001mg! seem“. 3 001110 thl LINDSAY’S es are darting rough the air. mama sweetly of Lhu [L :11 Mr 1‘ cot? whit . i< Mam (In [”11] (‘UH xlitW _."_ $5 11;} “'01 II furnish 1K ('Ulll 1\ l'l\ .. 251.130 m TI. [4,:p‘l 1:55:33 I.“ 1d Linn \\.\’i1.‘|{. illlu 11y upset. 11 (:m'c all Ulll HM N.w ARDER, JULY 2nd, 1993,. wt 1'0 air. l our HL‘ ULHVS stnnmcn ml which) n- untirc- -:i sound. u‘d thum nu} whul‘c In .-.1 cm:- uy and ’mhy's )1‘ most uk. and i hro- mi ldly l‘v'licl'. ml I'm! 1'. \‘0 used tmmurh (in MRS UV ,1 n HIS {m HS lt.C.QJmulskquM mph It m 0105.- Mr. C. C. James um:- h Tho Globe 0: June lat sppem this adi- torial note:â€" -'_-â€", “It. has not been generally noticed the} the name 'Newark’ was not giv- en officially to Niagara immediatew after it became the capital of Upper, Canada. ‘ It continued to be called ‘Niagara' during the first two ses- sions of the first Parliament, at shown by its records. and the name NeWark’ Was lubstltutcd during the last. three smions. Fortunately af- ter York became the capital the new- er name fell into disuse." The writer of this note is, I think, in error, and I beg to giv. my m- sons. W’flvlcre 'are In the Legislative Lib- rary typewritten copies of the jour- nals of the first gnd soccncisessiong of the- first Parliament. They are headed “Newark. 17th Sofiember, 1792" and “Newark. Slat May. 1793." The name “Niagara.” does not. appear. There are no records of the 3rd, 4th and 5th sessions knovm to be in existence. They may be found some day. end I have no doubt that they also will be found as of NeWark. The Writer of your note probably drew his conclusions from the volume entitled "The Pro- vincial Statutes, Revised. Corrected and Reprinted _by Authority. York. 1t 1818.” In this volume the names' are given as in your note; but, it should be remembered that it was a. compilation made at York a quarter of a century after the sessions, and is not an original record. The orig- inal record distinctly gives Newuk, and is, I presume. the authority in the matter. But eVen apart from that, the York, 1818. volume could not be accepted as authoritative on this point, seeing that it makes a. mistake in numbering the sessions running over a. period of eight years. in the volume there is no fifth sesâ€" sion to the first Parliament, it being numbered by mistake the first of the second. The mistake is continued until. strange to say, we find the fourth session of the third Parlia- ment. in 1803, and again the fourth se sion of the third Parliament in 1814. In this year (1804) the compilâ€" ers rectified the matter. but why they ‘ did not retrace their steps and cor- red; the previous errors is somewhat strange. The error, doubtless, arose through thinking that only four ses- sions must have been the limit. These mistakes in numbering the sessions were corrected in the stat- utes issued at Kingston in 1831 by Thompson and Naefarlane. but the old error of Niagara and Newark was perpetuatvd, and, stranger still, the 17:“) St'SSlOll held at York is z-rezlited in Nt‘W'dl'k. ()ne further comment. may be add- ed: The statement might be made m.» 1h» Legislature did not meet at ed; Th that. 1111" l'it h9r N ~ither Nuwark or (‘ ox erxmr Simcoe and mders were ? "Nam Hall. " 'J huld in “Tho ('0 Hall. ” In all fin to the Gov}: nm 'it 1191‘ 10 vernor Newark or Niagara. An 01 Simcoe's proclamations , .md orders were issued simply from "Naxy Hall." The sessions Were} lwld in "Tho Council Room. Navy Hall.” In all the ofllciul reports as} ' gs and go-; » ' ; llall is mentioned. not! Niazm'a or NCWR-l'k. Therefore We‘ con 1' do that the (lovt-rnor located hi< (:0'».91‘1n21»snt at, Navy Hall. the! ofi'ciul journals were dated at NoW-| and the Suttlurs used the names and Niagara without any (“amnionâ€"The Globe. l ark. No “V :3. l'k nvniill'n‘llt appul'c A wrin-r in can \‘uUL‘h f0] lowing: A Parliznm-nt. ‘ kept him. “"7 {0119.}. in an of impvcunic agam “1 H“ refusv “hen 1151‘ pliod. "'1 other 50‘ torsâ€" "Why. an author." thor of sever: ,I breaCh bourne WE Cora.“wag i .â€"Well- as her and “Pt him say it was re Melbourne We NEWARK OR NIAGARA; m I; L‘, (P‘M‘S'sLx-vn. in entering the political arena. reins-d, and for eight reasons. m asked what they were he reâ€" d. "The first is my wife. and the or seven are y seven Children.’ 7____.â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€" net ,-â€"-Waitcr, 30. If you find i <; if you don't you ma oourne Weekly Times. He's an unfortunate man or let- "~ “Why, I never heard he Was ” "Well, he Was the au- I’ve dropped a 51: t let. me haVc it y keep it,â€" author . nt ((-quguuu entering H3 Had I'm? nt. whose 01 ' “him 9. 1 n an almost xniOS‘tV': ‘:1:\g;lt ion. “ A Sure” “flak ’3 it a love mat her money paid lim out 0! gaol. I rather 3 Bd't’ Weeklyn Here sity," was up; tion. with a mg the political and for eight a; n...” , were dated at NOW- tlm's used the names iau'ara without any Elast ic Til" you get the best styws nt mav be add- Following are the might be made Vlmportaut wheat (-91 ' Casl did not meet at New York . ased this WCC‘ is being incre ks and Travel ,ndsomc Trun - ' as now again )(‘I shot-y, match: :6 man 0! let“ was the au- that 10$t him All premiums. [It cmlumo . It will be readily seen how easily this plan might be adapted to the schools of any locality. Public spirit- ed citizens will certainly see that tho rewards in any such competition in- augurated by the teachers shall be comm-nsurato with the dart put forth. Grain lurk.“ Are huacrâ€"Whe-t Lower In Liverpool 3nd Chicago- Live stock â€"‘l‘ho Latest Quotations. Monday Evening. June 29:“ - , -I A_‘ At Paris both flour and wheat mum» closed 15 ccntimes lower than Samurai!!- At Chicago toâ€"day July wheat closed 10 lower than Saturday. July corn 90 “81" and July oats Kc lower. THE VISI BLE SUPPLY. As compared with a week ago_ the visible lupply or wheat in Canada and the United States has decreased 901,000 bushels: COI'II‘ Increased 557,000 bushels: oats increased 378.000 bushels. Following iii a com amtlve statement for the week ems'ng wâ€" as. the preceding week and the corresponding week of last year: . June 29,‘03.June 22:03.1 mm 28, M. Wheat. 1m. ”17,4594on1s,:n:0_mm19.mum gf‘om, Im, 5.967000 11110.000 5181“" Oats. bu. 4.55am» 4am“) 1.5650“ To recapitulate the visible supply 0f wheat in Canada and the i‘nited States- together with that afloat to Europe. I! A w. “Ami. ”inns: 49300.000 1‘ manna: nVr-n-ao ---â€"- 7 - Liverpool wheat futures 1041“." dosed fit! to "M lower than Saturday. and con futures Md to 56 lower. At Paris both flour and wheat fumm closvd 15 centimes lower than Saturday- At (‘hloawo to-dav Jul)" Wheat closed 1c 1 ..... «manbeqhn-dér Jnlv (90m {3450 high" Wheat. 1m. ”17,403.!!!” Amman“... _‘ Pom. lm. . .. 5.967000 5,110.000 5,68,,0'» Oats. hu. 4.5552000 4,131,000 1.:m0m To recapitulate the \‘lsihle supply 0f whom in Canada and the I'nxted States- tnguthor with that afloat to Europe. In 40.609000 bushels. against 49,000.000 1| “'09): ago. and 54,000,000 bushels a yet? 1120. ~ â€"-â€"-.¢"7. Grainâ€" \\'hmt. red. budh. ......1 “'he 1t. white. hus ...... “heat. spring, bus ...... Who 1t, gnaw bus , ..... Barley, hush ....... ..... Beam. bush. ..... ...... Bums. hand-pic ed ...... I’ons, hush. ........ Cables Firmâ€"f ::’° -'AAI V n London, June ‘ -, to 11-2-1c prr 1b. for American steers weight; Canadian su-crs, 101/4: to '. lb.; refrigerator b901, WAC to 9% Sheep, 101Ac to 13¢. MOSELHSAL LIVE STOOL Montreal, June butchers‘ cat lambs and 60 sales at the East End The. butchers Were out strong, t the liberal supply. ‘ abled n: bug they did last w ' ' at all other 1 their fovmer pnce, eevw 9011 at easier. Prime 1) _ ‘“ 1m lbs._ mmLum five bush. (). "'5 bush. . . - - Buckwheat, bush s, V v eré, $2.50 to $4.65; bulls, $3 to $4; stacker: and feeders, $3 to $4.25: stock heifers, $2.15 A .0 m. m cows an}! gpflngen, $3 to $6 LEADING \VHEAT THE MARKET? week by fifty case i'I‘1-.¢1V..'t:lling GOOdE’ r again ‘funy assortfldi mazmywfirmwm WI.) -L mmLum cattle at 9 common stmk at (£001 canes said at from 4c to 5c pehl: go_ the visible ml the United bushels: corn ms Increased 11 com antiw- [1L' (0- as. the sheep an! 54“ ‘sâ€"tlian -â€""'""'â€"â€"* WP up .owvr: 99.3) to 36-73. Bogs, recélpta f4,- 8 were 300 m-ad: active: p198. 2'30. to 35¢: higher; um 55‘ ozhors Stanly; heavy, $6.05 to $6.“): mixed. me at $5.10 to $6_15; yorkers, $6.10 to 56- : MSG. Lur‘k at 36.60 to $6.75: rougbs. $5.25 to $5.50; stats. soul at $4 to $4.50; dairies, {6 to $6.05- Shea! 5c 991’ and lambs, receipts, 6000 head: - others 10: to 25¢ lower: 5 each. yearlings steady. 50: yearling. $5.25 to $6.50; $2 tn said at lambs, $5 to $6. sold at ewvs, $4 to $4.15: thee-1), :1le 01:5 83‘ $4.50; weflherl. $4.75 to $5. NEW YORK LIVE STOCK. :no 1 . TS Strictly Casi Beale“ Bibi! ..... Spw York June 29.â€"â€"Beeve.-â€"Becdpta. 4073; steady; steers $4 75 to $5.00; m 5.475 to $5.10; bulls $2.: 75 to $1.70 to $4.081vos, receiptsill 7462; lower; ks \cals 50 to $7.25; extra c alvel. $74» a 7.50; tops. $7. 75; hufiermnks $3.60 to ' § city dressed vents Sc to Ill/Ic- Sheep uni ilam'hs. receipts, 17,871; lower: ghee 9 1to $4.25; lambs to_ 90: yecnnfl. : $9. Hogs. recdp a, 1 AG); slow: tate and Pennsylvania, $6.30 to $6.50- *â€"--- («I‘lll‘I‘ Spw 4073: $4.75 $1.70 voals, $7.50; city d Fall Wheat. per bushel. . . .0 {prime Wheat, per bushel. .0 RS F‘yla Who-t. per bushel. . . .0 68 "loose “Wheat. per bushel. . .0 63 ° 23 Buck wheat. pn- bushel . . . . Barley. p sr bush :1 ........ 3 Rye, per bus Peas. \Vhite EVo-s, get hut-.0 ‘ b . . . .8 63 w .5. O Pub-16ers. pwr .......... I mum-r. p r1033 ......... 0 ' Chickens gar pair ........ 0 T k , d ........ 0! m 6V perqu .--.0(B°o 68:359. .«éâ€"r'ix‘nuxd . nga‘pgc d-men. . . H3)" p9" â€"â€"-An out! man whose home is supposed to be 111 Glen Robertson, Glcngary county, was killed by a freight train one mile east of Cornwall station. on um w. I-'" ""' nice women. 34 ‘0 $2.50 to 84-50: "* ”(a w {358113 - . to “no; vol night. in a pmliar win-r ‘had stoplui to being on the "‘ ‘ Way to Quebec. The and tilted the ‘sxeamel'. and as the port‘mks. whim} ..0 “km 0 72 ‘ are close to the waterline. were open. ”ORSOOOfB-u‘e water rushed in and tbn-atctnodaj "038‘100'8 swanpi . An enortu'as atoloq‘ “06300063 made to get across to the govu’nr "03"0030 meat. dryde in we Richelieu river, "ggt‘gg but on the onlositc shore the " w-.. sank. Al! on board managedm " “ ‘m' manned. 03) “,6 - V‘ â€"-.‘\ccormug v. t 3:, Kaiting corrcspopdem. of The 3 China Daily News says a. t , on Ithrec We are doing the largest trade this year an d. Why ? because this Season we ever di we know our Custamers and we try to please. Come in and bring your friend. \Ve will ' uly Ist. Come be open for a short tune on J and see us an ' ' h, and leave Make no any repairing yo mxstake in the place. uw~ "' “ed at Lne (mu w! are 1” were idt t’flmsk'd rains and sun. ately .to u” man on the moss ’myfld {on a” I lb 1" m “'35 901903863 1 v1 7' 69c Window Shades, lace trimmed - $7.50 Brussels Nd Cuttains $3.50 Nottinghm Curtains $159 Men’s Tweci Pants 50.: Boys’ Wash Buck Blouses - - $1.00 - 29c The North 5 ‘ hogfib‘c ? slowed runml' TAKE Nm‘bb U)” wr-- pixaxion of twenty days from the 1903. the -fift.h day of Jane, publication hereof, TAKE N 9mm“ The Jewefler NOTICE séid William 1nd. 1903' 1.112