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In” mun“ 56.6.. 5.50 gm; \V elf: Coal and Wood. 99w ++++¢++W ~M++o+++¢ +++++++++4 WOMOWO W 8: Bryans, imited. w.“A.‘¢oosv‘vm7s 3 Picture F wa.me and Wall Paper Store. Baring Wall Papers 3 ARDS KlDHEY IABUIIS v Lu‘fzest ;-_\>r>x-nnt-nt. the flan-st and MM in town. at melding.‘ we ~ an" {Hull-1v!“ YES.“ 31‘ ).\ I :\I ;n-1cr.~1gnc-i, (In 11!} UH “nudViHU. ()nt “1'2"”. UnY. ”pin", 0111. nmu P. U. :11 kimlanot ants as usual. ‘ln hv‘x’flhy CC!- }-'..7iwards Kid- z‘nund thm 1." Cusv, and Eur-m to the xggists or by L‘ '30., Lind- (:vrra I'd-st l‘tmtypool Why They Are 80 Clean. ' “How is it that French children are ‘ so tidy?” many foreigners in Paris in- quire. Because from the tune they understand an elementary sentence it is dlnhed into them that it is very i wrong to run fast. to tall or to dirty ' their dresses in any way, and.'above all, it is awful to muss their hair. An' - ordinary scene in the Bols is where two children arrive in their auto ac- i companied by a nurse and a governess. » They (the children) are dressed in light silk dresses and wear long white gloves. They start to play ball. Every time the ball touches the ground. which happens once in awhile, the nurse rushes up and wipes every bit of sand very carefully ofl' the ball before it is handed back to the children. Is it a wonder that their long gloves are M; Wm WM mwm .mmm,mmm m WU mmmwxmm‘ um w. m .mm m m x; «xx m m man “a \« “mmmnmN mwmaw; “ubehxamgedmmu m .. , w W“ _mm mm Wm “mm to“ clean 2 A General Utility Nag. A certain stockbroker once went to a horsedealer and tried to pick up a gen- e_nl utility nag. He explained that he was a volunteer and wanted a nice, quiet, good looking charger. which could ho driven by his wife in a dog- yv‘u-v _ ' cart and would not object on occasion to being hitched up to a hvn mower. The dealer listened to m with rapt attention and until! um In dnlcet tones. “Would you nut him to wait at table at an, vhfâ€"Gnu! assume. I I d309, “when I hadn't the courage ‘0 can a nude a spade!" ‘ “Yes." spoke up an old farmer in the audience. “and there new: “I 1 umeinyonruféwfienywhtdfhe courage 1:011“! 636'!!! 7001’ W!" Sizing am up. “How much money‘ really has he? “I don't know. What is his attitude mud the luv?” ‘ “What do you mean!” "Does he evade, M! or ignore it‘l': 1§bment. The nun sill! W w man-y two wins b will! “it“ ” five with both of flaéln 1- the“ Wordc mam "Thoge nevér was 1; thumb my life, fellow citizens." exclaimed the candi- Why Ho' Ghana“. Weapon.- “Here you hâ€"in trouble agln." said the old coloreddeacon, ‘fDldnft I tell yo‘ ter fight yo' way only via do word er dc apex-1t?" . ‘ “Yen. sub.” replied the pennant, “but in Hunt”! get 0“ P“: PE’TPWa-h mg .m. “to u 1 With a. gun pointing at Indian Agent Moliemie’s tent at Sahukosh- ,_._.a \Y-- at... I“ Wm,v--. â€". flâ€"v was under “MUM The prodocho'n of all mks in the year moo was $461.- 3L7! and in I” it was $717,118.- In the third clue there were four Canadian sugar refineries producing on the average $4,388,065 per annom, nine smelting meetabhehmente produc- ing on the average WNW ptwelve ela oghtering and." meat packing eetal» lishmente averaging 31, 687. 481. six flooring and grist mills averaging 33,- .242, four cotton mills averaging ,716,,333 and three agricultural im- plement works averaging 31. 786, 737. All told, there were in 1905 ei one establishments with ananno ro- dnction of over one million do each, as compared with thirty-nine .n 1901. Growth of Population. Canada now has ad_popula_t_ion_cl Manufacturing EMU-aim 0.0mm PW flair Inna-not ”3 u... -‘â€":atittia‘l We SIX m A HALF HILL!“ 5. " DOMINION. MENTION; over six and a half millions. The De- partment of Census and Statistics has recently made a careful and elaborate estimate of the population. It found that on ’the first day of April, this year, the population of Canada was. as nearly as could be estimated, 6.- 504.900. This is a growth of po a- tion in six years, since the last decen- nial census, of 1,133,585. The total population in 190] was 5.371.815. If the present rate of growth is maintain- ed Canada will show a population of over seven and a half millions when the next census is taken. Since April 1 last the immigration has totalled over 100,000. so that the total population at the resent date is in ‘the neighborhood 0 36,600,000. since the emigration begun. “In schools, I can't say that we a ahead of your West. but we are in as good. Our school system is sou: thing the same. and we have eve advantage found in the Ameriel West. "Perhaps we have not as many la‘ as the Americans have, but I belie we observe what laws we have it a little better than your people do. “But when it comes down to o tunities, both for the poor man. average well-to-do man, and t wealthy man, I believe Canada is it far ahead of your American West." IOTHS STOP 0. I. R. TRAIN. nsvu- “VD-vâ€"v _ V ing an Indian named Nee Shoo Kee- jick threatened to shoot any Indian who accepted treaty money, and also the agent if he paid any of them. This was the outcome of the deci- sion of the Indian Department to pay the different tribes in the district at their own camping grounds instead ofaskingthemtomeetinonehi; camp at Sabaskoshing as in former years. In the interest of the Indians they hit away their money. ~The new method. however,hasnot appealed to a few agitator! among them.'-who likeddhe his firm with its pomp and show, an the '1'.“ itation of minibus otwhi‘tes. A nt Ho enzje. ”comm by Dr.%m. Government medical ne‘- Indian With Gun Prevents Payment of Treaty Money. OBJECTED TO CHANGE. 0"th In A" Canada.and:§;nalllcanseetne respects for tall are particular- y good. All our Government agents in the United States tell me they are simqu swamped with requests for information concerning Canada, and we expect a greater rush to' the Cane» dian West this fall than for any fall since the emigration begun. “In schools, I can't say that we are ahead of your West. but we are just as good. Our school system is some- thing the same. and we have every advantage found in the American West. “Perhaps we have not as many laws as the Americans have, but I believe we observe what laws we have just a little better than your people do. “But when it comes down to o r- tunities, both for the poor man. e average well-to-do man. and the wealthy man, I believe Canada is far, far ahead of your American Wee ." Rainy 'mm Valley. The Outedo le ' etors who were up in the Reiny :- district moentr 1y, met with motel unusual expefi ieneee. The first incident of the jour- ney occurred on the Canadian North- ern line, when the tnimnen were ob- lindtoetopowingtothetraekeheed being covered for seven! hundred yerde with moths «using the wheels to stop. After ewegeing the truck the engineer .und box end got the tmn under wuy unin. At Oxdrift mosquitoes swunned the privete cur Temeguni end drove Dr. 8mellieendW.B.8mythtotheopen. Mr. Smyth unfortunately looked the amnmrhim.enduhewuethe Ran Into other sleepless member, end had no- thing onhls Mint ‘0 trend the m Pl“: he could'h’oé'mm his discom- fitun known till 3 freight tnin "riv- ad 3nd 1; bnhmnn got hill odd: vâ€"vv â€"â€"â€" . â€"â€"7 bmmitmmamfi'2‘99' “acquit.“ v Messrs W. S. Fielding and L. P. Brodeur, respectively Minister of .Finance and Minister of Marine ‘Fisheries of Canada. recently. their first formal conference with For- eign Minister Pichon concerning the new commercial arrangement between Canada and the French Republic. 1 After the conference Mr. Fielding jdeclined to discuss the matter. ex- cept to declare that other meetings with French omcials would follow. The Associated Press. however. learns that France would like to have the {minimum duty applied to French 1 silks, and that she seeks a more favor- John and Basil, the human or we surviving womm. who were the lat three to succumb. The reaming were buried nut when they were locuod.AMp. Bail 13 133: In new “aw-u“.- One of the difieultiee in the way (i the ecoeptenee oi the letter conces- sion was found in the sentiment tor prohibition preveiling in Canada. Canada desires to increase her list of exportehle _erticlee entitled to the minimum rate of duty, pnrticnlerly ugrieultml implements end the pro- ducts of term end mine. Nothing definite wee eeoompliehed et the first meeting but there will be other conferences, et which. the es- unr- 'â€" -â€" these“ an treated depends 9‘0 ability of a find understanding. Residents of British Columbia. ”31““! Pun-- --;- munâ€"-7”, 1' , . why .11 good divers from one end of aimed“ mom thug ever u the con the Greet Lakes to the other may he gher .dventure with practice! work, ' 3.11:: m 3.521% «page it“? that In“ weve dinm hm was or a 0 were, yzho. nth. In - - b.“ I W o! : diver done, as the 10- ‘ eating of the lost copper ship, which Hind been mched for for years. has VIII“ uwu wuv â€". “-_-_ 7 11 to the India! Vinita. and thus true stories of than temu'hblo pot- mound him gnd given any in blun- m :11 be 1m med during *1“ ”’5' in: m. The Na" ““9“ ‘hen m d - mama, and the rink! between '03 sometimes ends in com a. with both chiefs. It 33; gm’d honor godm- FRANCE AND CANADA. Indian Girls me that owner mum» omcials would follow. 2d Press. however, learns would like to have the lty applied to French .t she seeks a more favor- winee than that set forth rent of 1893. difieultiee in the way (I cc of the latter conces- nd in the sentiment for g prevailing in Canada. res to increase her list 2 articles entitled to the . te of duty, particularly implements and the pro- n and ’ | tiin ring. In her haste ing the much-desxrea diamonu to reach it she stum- vu consumed by a terrible fear, as the pressure of the water, together with breathing the compressed air, ! ! ‘bled and tell. and, for the moment i i had now become almoet overpower- under the wster. In describing thg negation: of 910 initial hip.'ohewdthdthotoehn¢ heavier than leather soles as she fol- lowed her companion to‘the walls of the sunken ship. and with his aid climbed over them. Undaunted By Pain. At this point she experienced severe pains in her head. and felt as if her nose were going to bleed, but. still nndaunted. she reached the cabin rt the barge, where she entered, and with the aid of the electric light at her belt, sought out the corner of the cab- in, which contained a small stand. upon which was the tiny box con- ,-L gum..-) Aénmnnfl In her haste to reach it she sunn- bled end tell. and, for the moment was consumed by a terrible fear, as the pressure of the water, together with breathing the compressed sit, bed now become almost overpower- ing; but she quickly gdned her self- control, end. yirh _t..he 3:0? in her A -1 LL- It is little wonder thst the Salva- tion Anny puty was driven out of the Norman: lmds of Ontario. Allow- ing 10! all the exaggerations, the stor- ies told kyle _by_ prfiiu‘from the Lake .A_ ):A:A- Abitibi district indicate 1 ooncuuon of things there thet nuke prospecting M impossible. Hen have errivâ€" ed here with their (was literally cov- ered viflf mesquite him. Theo: heve swelled to and: an extent as to tem- pera-fly W the victims "0‘ the“ men a Ablfibi." guys one mgnherpl e um petty gust mm m m“ mm m mwmmmm: “an” m. mmmm mm; mkm mm; 4:” m MMNWWM mm Dnvo Pmpoctm 001- Sch was the tiny box con- the much-desired dismond under 6n to‘the walls of and with his aid thl ner- LOST.â€"At Victoria Road, several weeks ago, silver watch, EÂ¥gin works, and initials A. C. on hack of case. attached to Upper Canada. College {oh with A. C. on it. Find- er return to E. R. C. (‘larksom Toronto. Rewani.â€"3l-3. FARM FOR SALF‘r-Consisting of 200 acres on Lot 2. Con. 8, Fenelon. (in this farm, there are '2 13111115., one barn 45x80 on stone founda- tion. with windmill and 1 barn 30 x60. Good brick house and wood- shed, and 1 driving shed. 2 welh and good orchard. Situated 5 miles from I/indsay and convenient to school and cheese factory. Apph’ on premises or to Box 8., Wat/oh- manâ€"Warder, officeâ€"266. Lu; W» wwâ€" m â€" to work and wentto tothe M hole vithout a murmur. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGEâ€"Deer- ing binder nearly new. will sell cheap for cash. or will exchange for farm stock. GORDOS KING, King House, Oakwood.â€"27-1. FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.-â€"Con- sisting of 1C0 acres, all in good state of cultivation. excepting 12 acres bush; Well fenced and water- ed. Good frame house and good outbuildings. Situated on north half Lot. No. 7, Concession 1. Man- ing lot 4. con. 10, Township of Ops, the property of Dr. Alexander Nugent. All cleaned clay loan. roughcast house with cellar, ‘2 frame barns, : mile from school. 3 miles from More. where there is a good grain market. post office, store. blacksmith shop, churches, evc.i 10 miles from Lindsay. Sold at a. bar- gain, as the proprietor wants it sold before his return to Indie. Tm easy. For further particulars apply to Elias Bowes. Real Estate Agmt, Lindsay.-â€"24-tf . WANTEDâ€"A girl for general work. Apply W: J. Morton, Confectioner, Kent street. Lindsayâ€"314$. GENERAL SERVANT WANLEDâ€" HOUSEKEEPER WANTED for FOR SALEâ€"The Kelly Wood Lot. one hundred acres. in the twelfth concession of finily. Bargain. I. E. WELDON. Solicitor. Lindayl TEACHER WANTED for S. S. No; 8. Verulam. lmties to commence after vacation. Apply. stating salâ€" any. to J. J. DEVJ'I'T, Sec. Trees. Bobcaygoon- P. 0.â€"31-3. WANTED AT ONCEâ€"Cook for Grand Union Hotel. Good wages. Apply at the Grand Union HoteLâ€" vets. 2 mileé from I’ontvpoox. IIENRY SCOTT, Pontvpool, Ont. 10040121; FARM FOR SAL_E_. ily of two. Fair wages will paid. Apply Watchman-Wards One with cxfioflence. for sum“ famâ€" ily. Wages $10.00 per mgnth. A4» m ‘4... AA.-- c)d_bl Wadmiiiwerdt?’ 9*“??- “33’?“ FOR SALE WANTED LOST will be