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Pupils prepared for examination of Trinity University. or Toronto Con- servatory ‘of Music. Studio and re- sidence 50 Cambridge-st. P.O. Box Teacher of Voice Culture. Piano, Organ and Theory. including Har- mony, Counterpoint, Canon and Fugue, Musical Form and History. HARRIAGEIJCENSESu-o issued mIJndaay,oither athhomcaln Hr. G. W. BEALL’S Jalelldy storeorathiareaidaloaogAlbct mainland]. ' Organist and Choirmaster of Gun-- bridgeâ€"at. Methodist church. TORONTO CflizERVATORY 0F MUS C WM. PLAVELLB M. J. FARRELL ”KRIS Loaning Department Money loaned at current rates on town and farm property. 31/2 per cent Allomd on Deposits 4 per cent Paid on Debentures Head Office Chartered unaer “The Loan Corpor- ations Act. ” .d THE WGWRIA [SEES AND W sums 30- Lake Ontario and Bay of Quinte Steamship 00., Limited C)3)‘J{CI, PH? HPE, RD‘BSTSR Steamer “N011: King." Weekday Service Commencing June Int. 1903. Lv. Cobourg, Ont ....... 1.30 p.m. Lv. Port Hope, Ont ...... 2 30 p.m. Ar. Snmmerville, N.Y....:7.47 p.m. (Port of Rochester) Ar. Rochester, N. Y. . . . . .845 p.m. (Cor. N. St. Paul and Main Sts.) NORTH BOUND Lv. Rochester, N.Y ....... 8.30 a..m. (Cor. N. St. Paul and Main Sts) Lv. Summerville, N. Y. 3.9.15 a.m (Port 0‘ R )c'aester) Ar. Cobou , Oat. ....... 1.30 p.m. Ar. Port ope, Ont. . . . .3 30 p.m. Right reserved to change time with or WJithout gotice. Daiiy servicehdui- ing uiyan- August. e c ec - ed through to any poizfifgfiag' further information apply to GEO. WILDER, Agent Express Office, Lindsay.- ALL BUSINESS of this nature strictly private and confidential. 91 Kent-st... EXPENSES OF LOAN kept down to the lowest possible point consis- tent with accuracy and necessary re- quirements. MONEY TO LOAN on Mortgage at lowest current rates. I HAVE ac- cess to the cheapest money market in Canada and will give my patrons the benefit thereof. game’s STORE g LINDSAY C You Buy Them Right g W3?$33”$W mace: WW 3 .,.,It does Not Matter Much... . :0: When You Buy, but E gflOW and :3 Where You do it J 05. CAR ROLL’S J08. GflRKIOLL Can supply all your wants. Cigars â€"the very best made. Tobzzcos â€"..Englislg ‘a n d Amagéiil â€"smokingand chew . U in;. Pipti, 1331:1133 Su «id-es. and Office . Lindsay Ont Savings Department When You Buy‘ITOBACCO and CIQARS at HERE?! LUAHS P: esident H. H. GILDERSLEEVE. General Manager, Kingston. Kent Street, I. indsay . Sootheran, LAND AGENT. Lindsay, Ont. JAS. LOW Manager -â€"A despatch from Kingston, Ja- maica, says that 70 persons ‘ were killed and over 500 hundred injured by the hurricane that swept over the island Tuesday of last week. It is believed that the total numberof dead will reach 200. The damage to property reaches 8123800, 000. flows sands of homeless people are wani- cring about in 3. mm (in! ex- To the casual reader cases like this] ma) seem remarkable but Dr. Wil- jliams’ P.nk Pills have, in reality, cured thousands of cases pronounced by doctors to be incurable. These pills makes new, rich blood with ev- ery dose. and in this way tone and stengthen every organ in the body, driving out disease and restoring the patient to health after all other means have failed. Those who are weak and ailing, or who suffer from chronicdiseases, should not waste time and monev experimenting with other medicines, but should take Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills at once, if they wish to be restored to full health. Sold by all medicine dealers or sent! post paid. at 50 cents a. box or six In the. little village of Rodney, not far from the mining town of Spring- hill, N.S., lives Mr. James Stevens, a quiet, middle-aged man. who though living an unobtrusive life, has lately been much talked of as having been the subject of a cure pronounct-d by all familiar with the circumstances as scarecely less than miraculous. The. disease, which somq two years ago prostrated Mr. Stev- ens, came upon him gradually. There was an increasing feeling of general lassitude ; the kidneys did not right- ly perform their functions, and then the body began to bloat. This feel- ing continued extending to the ex- tremities. until Mr. Stevens became a. helpless. bloated mass of flesh. A finger pressed upon the bloated flesh would leave a mark all day. The urinary weakness became painful and distressing. the passages becoming very frequent. Doc-tors diagnosed the trouble as dropsy, but as their remedies failed to effect a cure, they pronounced the trouble as incurable. At this stage. the case of a neiglibor who had been cured after a. long and painful illness through the use of Dr. Williams“ Pink Pills was recalled and it was decided to give the pills a. trial. By the time the second box was used. the swelling began to de- crease. the passage of the urine was less .‘ "kguent, and the patient was in- spired ‘t'h fresh hope. The use of the pills . 'some time longer set Mr. Stevens c‘on his feet again a cured man. The 'imbs were restored to a healthy conditi:n, his weight be came normal, the kidmys resumed their functions healthfully, and to- day Mr. Stevens goes his daily work a. good specimen of hardy, healthy, Canadian manhood. His restoration is entirely due to Dr. Williams" P-ink Pills, and he does not hesitate to strongly recommend them to other sufferers. (‘wumtâ€"M" ‘ 2“““wm , .fl - a. ‘. .: -‘_j"‘g~“ ' sion, ' 0%an He waits ~ am m; l of barrels, 'an- imiform Mitrexmi -' 'iety. packing and W MW formity, ’ however, cannot be secured where packing is done in, small ~ l 3 tities in orchards. The timehas a; ; rived in the history, of :the apple trade of Canada wheeling packing houses must ’be the order‘ not the day. Whether _‘ these large packing houses are controlled I coâ€"operative associations or by capi- talists who have a knowledge of the ’ apple business is a matter of com- ' parative indiiierenoe. It does, how- ever, seem quite possible for intelli- gent growers to unite in co-operative associations and secure all the ad- vantages that accrue to the capital- "ist. as well as those that come by fpacking in large quantities. These storehouses are not necessarily exâ€" ‘ .pensive building‘s. They should be ‘ 'frost-proof and large enough to ac- !comodate the full crop of patrons. It. is not at all dilficult to get plans What have worked well in other parts 1‘of the country. The aim should be to l:secure as large a stock of gborl stock l as possible. to grade it uniformly £ [mark it honestly according to the rej i quirements of the Fruit Marks Act, and sell it through any medium that l may offer the greatest advantages. '. ’There is not the slightest doubt that x if such an associatibn were formed in 2 any of the fruit districtsand such a t packing house established. it would 1 attract buyers from every market, and the apples could be sold for spot, the good business men. among the h apple growers will take this into b this into their serious consideration. i1 their own apples will be sold at the proper figure or not. They should be '31 even for there own sakes. deeply inâ€" terested in the sale of their neigh- bors’ apph-s. Prices, in fruit, especi- ally are often sadly depressed for the 1] want of selling nlfility on the part 11 of the small grower. It therefore be- 'a‘ hooves the more intelligent and larger grower to interest himself in a the fruit of his less fortunate neigh‘ F bor. ti Limbs Swollen Un;il He Had Became a Bloated He!pless Massâ€"Dr. Williams' CURED AFTER DOCTORS PRONOUNCBD HIS CASE HOPBLESS TWICE TOLD TALES Pink Pills Wrought the Cute? S'CTH! 0F itROPSY APPLE PACKING --A sad fatality occurred in thr‘ power house of the municipal electric light plant, Midland. A new flu-m hundred horsepower Wheelock engine which had just arrived from Got-fin McCull'och Company of Gait was be. ing installed. ‘ The engine was al- most in position. when it canted 0v- fore he intended it. The shot struck the child, Anne, who was standing a few feet away, under the right. breast. and killed her instantly. C0r. oner Savage was notified, and after making a. careful investigation. con- sidered that; under the circumstances no inquest was necessary. ‘ ‘â€"J. L. Stevens, accountant of ‘Montreal west. was killed at (Tham- ihly. The deceased was in the employ iof Captain Logan, who has the con- }tract for supplying sand for the re- 1pairs that are being made to thu (Thamhly dam by the Montreal Light 1Heat and Power Company. He was standing on the bOat superintending the unloading of the sand when: something went wrong with the foot of the derrick, and as a result the whole machinery collaSped, burying Stew-us under the ruins. When r.-- Covered he was unconscious. and (lit-ch before a doctor could reach him. â€"The safe at J. Ballentine Co’s, foundry, Preston. was blown open by burglars early Friday mosning, hut only a small amount of change and stamps were obtained. The door of the safe was blown clear up through the ceiling, in which it made a big ‘hole, and even broke the scantliug overhead. The combination of th.- {safe was written on a card, which *hung‘ on the knob of the safe, but no ‘notice was taken of it. â€"Ann Hume, aged 6 years, daugh- ter of Peter Hume, a farmer living near Guelph was accidentally shot by her brother, George, aged 12 ithe other morning. It appeared that iabout a. month ago Mr. Hume took la shotgun out of the house for the 3purpose of shooting a. dog that had "annoyed the family. The cartridge} missed fire and he withdrew it and} placed the gun on a beam in the driving shed, placing the unused cart- ridge, which ho thought to be use- less on the same beam. The child- ren. George, his brother, Wilbur. aged ten, and Ann 6, and a. little brother between three and four years old, were playing in the lane when they saw a red squirrel sitting on the ’fence. George, with the other children, ran to the drifing shed to getthegmitoshoottheanilfial. He placed the cartridge in the gun and Walked outsidetha‘ shed and began. He made an attempt to point ‘the' weapon at tin. squirrel, and in, some tore he intended it. , The shbt‘mmeh â€"â€"The Allan Steamship Company has now under way a trans-Atlantic liner, destined for the Canadian trudn which will be both larger and faster than anything now running between Montreal and' England. The new vessel. which has not been named. will be twenty feet longer than the Allan Line’s present premier steam- ship Bavarian, and will be one foot wider. She will be capable of avar- aging 17 knots an hour acroos the Atlantic, which will land the mails between Father Point and Moville in about five days and eighteen hours. â€"Vesuvius is again causing: intense alarm in the surrounding region. From a fresh opening at the base of the principal crator, twp streams of lava are issuing, which fi'ithin a few hours covered a wide tract of ground. One stream is going towards the vil- lag‘n of Ottajano, the direction taken by the famous eruption of 1872. The whole district around the crater is shaken by by frequent earth- shocks. and a panic prevails, the population crowding the churches to pray or gathering in open spaces for safety. Experts affirm that so far there is no reason to fear a serious disaster. â€"On Tuesday of last week. Emma Boyce, lost the sight of her right eye, besides being badly disfigured from the effects of a quantity of carbolic acid thrown in her face. by a resident of Owen Sound The woman is a dissolute character with several jail terms to her credit, and only finished a. year's term in the Mercer Refonn'atory in March ‘last. Shortly before noon she. was called to the door Uy another woman who. the victim says, struck her a violent blow with a club, knocking her down, and then taking the car- bolic' acid in her hand dashed it. in in. The assailant then made a hastyi retreat, and the Boyce woman came up town to Dr. C.\M. Lang, who. ‘ax‘ter prescribing, sent her to the police authorities. To them she gave the name of the wife of a highly re- spected citizen as her assailent, and not withstandind the protests and the claims of an aliui, the latter was arrested. â€"Ncws has been received from Point Oulardes, on the north shore below Metis, that the steamer Mersey from Quebec, with a cargo for Seven Islands, foundered a little below Point Oulardes, on Thursday Cap- tain Cagnon, the mate. and another man succeeded in reaching shore, after much hardship. Five of the crew were drowned. air. {he fiélds, aLnd great trees that have stdod for centuries were uprooted or torn down and hurled through the , Armagmm “.4 at. m: s‘mftli, ihgstom’died sudden ‘ on Thursday W while starting 06 on a fishing tripwith his son; The two had “apt nicely Sufi-edit! Q sailboat, with the old gentleman in the stern-sheets steering.- When near. ing Battlefield shore. on the first Ttack, the deceased suddenly collasped of heart failure, and within a. few minutes expired. The deceased was about 75 tears old. ‘ â€"A cyclone struck the town ox, Rocklnnd, near Ottawa, on Tuesday the 12th. One woman and two child-l ren seriously injured. Sixty houses barns and outbuildings were badly shattered, in some casts carried com-.- pletely away. Animals Were killed in. Weak or Fainti Spcl' lrsVlnnnuv'i. ”"7“" form of Debnityf‘tak. . W mum's mm mm mm mm .An I Heart and Nerve Tonic, Blood and Tissue Builder and Comm Rm for all troubled with weak bun lava. As a. food {or the blood, the '0'“ ti. m, theyumotbocxccfled. If you are troubled with N g.~].mm "Au-unn- m--- " ‘ While Egypt has advanced rapidly in population and the Condition 0! its people has improved greatly, it Is gratifying to know that the sum spent on its army has gradually do- crcased. Twenty you: ago the rats 01 taxation per head of population was $5.26; last year its was practi- cally $4. In the twenty years of English control the receipts of thé Mixed Courts have expanded from $1,000.- OUO to $2,605,000. These interna- tional tribunals, wherein civil causes are promptly adjudicated without ruinous costs, earn yearly for the Government upward of $1,750,000. The reward of one duty done is the Dower to fulfill womenâ€"Ellen Tho Ablttibl Wntorpowm Mr. Vaughan Roberts, 0. E. D. L. S., has just returned from ex- ploring some of Ontario's North Lands. As a sample of Ontario'- great natural wealth he instances the Abittibl River, which at a distance of a hundred miles from its junction with the Moose averages {our hun- dred feet in width, contains number- of magnificent water powers, await- ing development. vaiying from 15- 000 to 150, 000 horse power each. 'lho banks of the river are lined with the best of pulpwood of all descriptions, which is practically valuelc-ss however, until it in available by the construction of n railway into tip territory. Some people who jump at conclusions lose sight of the hurdleaâ€"Phlladelphln Record. is opposed to intrusting the rail; ways to a. company. He states that competing lines being out. of the question. control Would amount to monopoly; and the public consequent,- ly could not benefit. by a. change. Viiiiportant reductions have been made in railway chargeaâ€"the lines are State owned, with receipts pledg- ed to creditors of the Governmentâ€" and ixicrcased traffic has been 1mm!b ed. Last year the roads carried 13.- 040.000 passengers and 2,975,000 tons of freight. Lord Cromor aud- mits that a. private corporation might conduct the lines on “morn strictly commercial principles," but as theixr‘es'ult. Lighthouse dues hove been lowered. and the salt tax has been reduced by 40 per cent... eweâ€" ing the use to be doubled. Postal rates a few years ago wen out in half, and this branch of the Govern- ment's service has quadrupled. Last year 17,256,000 letters were bandl- ed. A like increase in the number of telegram attended the reduction In the cost of sending messages. The Egyptian Postoflce Department in as up to date as any in the world; 11' it has any scandals the public never heats of them, and last year iteu’nâ€" ed a profit of $125,000. An agricultural bank, likewise under Government control. lend! to tun- »: at reasonable rates of interact. To encourage thrift a postal uvlngs bank system was established two years since, which already has 14.- 000 depositors, of whom a. quarter Italian steamerv 'Vega, fins killed the other day at Parrsburg. He Was attending the deal slinger. and was caught by t over the rail. He at distance of 200 fell head foremost feet to the deck of a. lighter, and met instant dmth. -â€"\l'hile working on the Methodist church tower at Shelbourne, Thomas Shields of Toronto. one of the work- men, in some way tripped and fell over the wall. a distance of twenty feet. He is seriously hurt, but there are hopes for his recovery. Vvv â€"'r'â€"â€"~v are petty Govérnmont oflkiall. Al- most every public service has been cheapenod, with_\/_a§tly extended use. 7 L,___ juries : oken and his back hurt, and ribs br brakeman Henry Argiell loqt an arm.- . escaped with the .cng'ine tender and badly crushed. He was taken to Penetangpishene here he died on Saturday Hospital. w night. He was twenty-six years old, a. son of Jas. Dougall, 5911., 0! Bar- tie, and was making a trial trip be- fore bcing given a permanent posiâ€" tion. ‘ l Al.- it; itwo' places, W uel Warner I!!! bear made haste to do so almost immediately ten nimdA He was not in gigâ€"{blinding a. Sharp We at. and fell week. extra fireman Dougall sustained fatal in- Engineer Curtis had {our __ _ , -_,¢ LA-..‘ 1c uvuv-vâ€" *"’ taken to Peuetwgpishm , where he dial on Saturday TIC was twenty-six years Old; Jas. Dougall. 5811., 01130:. was making 9' trial trip he- ziven a permanent posiâ€" lL' Bevento, first mate of the C 2“.) ; quarter ials. Al- :nded use. dues have ant... causâ€" New Yak Kent-St, Lindsay. Stylish and'cool, élcgant yet ecollolnicgl, ill-El goods, they will appeal to your taste; our hobby is having the bat. Inspection invited. We beg to call the attention of the general public to on; fac'lifies for“. aiming. Our Paint Shop is in charge of a First-Class Painter 1nd we as: only the but stock. We do all kinds of Repairing, and put you 3mg“, good slum: before painting. It is a good time now to brin thcm ’ kinds ofVehiclcsbuilttoorderasusuzl. g "L “I SummerFootwear The Zy};test_good_s j_ust received by P. J. HURLEY J. J. WETHERUP. Pedlar Pedlar 6: Emmerson Valium-8L, North other (by Ira. Cox-key. resid- Hurray. a. farm laborer, can! to do violence to FOOT o.l= KENT STREET, LINDS” OFFICIAL INSPECTOR G. T. R. TIME SYSTEM monotown‘ good time-keepers. TI: is: no must: for It mth the offerings we make of fellablc Watches at SatiSactor; {grit-fit pnccs Every Watch we sell absolutely Gavan?“ BLACKS!HHS_ AND CARRIAGE MAKERS w F. DEVER co. STOCK ANO BOND BROKER . HURLEY :Hde bylaw -‘u From Best Makers Also Extension Ladders Gillespie m on Std "w I"; w amount of PT“ It won rate. WILLIAM W, Dominion Bank FWD: Lindsay; .tCu “11389 md bends m. a. S. RYERSON, 66 Toronto. Ey‘. el-l', thrust speculbt. DR. JEFFERS. 11 1.11.; 2 to run Residence Telephone No. 43 'R. J. McALPIKE and Colborne-sts., hi attention paid nose. throat an bouts: 10 a.m. 1 8pm. IR. IcCULLOUGH of m Linday first in each mu Small House. Hou In. Oomleation in Wall: and Nose disease: IL WHITE graduuu c Wty Medical Fa: taint. of Trinity 1 'I’m md member of w and Surgeon: K L GILLESPIE, C. A Ind residence cor “"31. Edinburg. W given to Midwm W at women. Telex)? a: Haney}!!! 4? 3” MN. dentist. Li Lindsay-s..- 71‘0181 out W Omce 0* menu I r‘tel of. CC!“