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rYSICIAB ‘UATE 0‘. DERSOJ URGEOJ uh. 79.00 L! newly 13%? Braund’sFair Kent 5‘ ‘3" RIST? M GUNSâ€"Winchester and Marlin Repeating Rifles .OWDER â€" Curtis 8: Harvey’s Hamilton Powder Co., Ameri- can Powder Co. SIGN OF THE MILL SAWV South' Side of Kent St. Shot, Primers, Wads, Revolving Tools, Special low prices. MciENNAN 8100. English and Belgian Portland Cement, Glazed Sewer Pipe, Scranton Coal, delivered at lowest prices. fanadian and American Loaded Shot Shells SDOI’BIHU (30008 J. BUXALL’S, McLENNAN EU. Leatzu School Bigs, 1°C to 40° '2 Cedar Lead Funds, 16 R3533: A ipped Lead ’PCDCIIS, IC als~uiaxy PenciIS, 26 'gf’terg me: at 3c, 4!: mid 5° ' .. iis, all pnces Slates, an aizes, 4c to 10¢ EGGS TfiKEN m EXGHHNGE We are all ready for a big trade his iine and you will do well Calland see what we are offer- 3E0. W. BEALL, HAVE YOUR WATGH OILED bcn Ezetcise Books in town, from 16 t0:5¢ 11:16:15 and Pen Points on ’t wait until it is rusted or injured When you want it propexly repaired take it to i100! SUDDHBS SEPTEMBER 28ml, . @869 One of Boxall’s Coal Stoves for your Hall Or a Range for your Kitchen. I am Agent for Buck’s celebrated Happy Thought Range and Radiant Home, Parlor or Hall. Steam Heating, Piumbing, Tin and C0pper Work done by experienced men. Call and leave your order at 0 Die! S and OFFECIA'. WATCH INSPECTOR GRAND TRUNK R’Y 0R EXAMINED FREQUENTLY :Is this year are ahead of any :1, and range in price from 1c it will be Kent Street, Lindsay 3°! LW :1 TORONTO; ONT. FOR {DONE RiGHT The many friends of Messrs. L Gilchr isb of Woodville and Mr. Hugh Grant, grain buyers at- Lorneville, will reg1e1. to learn that they have retired from the grain business. There is no doubt: but) thub the receipt of grain at. Woodville will be 111.3er increased by this being known, for many farmers will new market their grain in Wood. IVOODVILLE The stock of millinery carried this season by Mr. Hugh Wilson, general merchant, Cannington, is superb, and equals anything to be had in the larger towns or cities. The styles are strictly up-toâ€"dste, and the prices with. in reach of the smallest purse. Ladies are invited to inSpect. Why are not the lamps lighted. We would ask who is looking after this much needed public service. A few lamps only are lighted by our chief of police. Who has got the con- tract for this work 2 What is every- body’s business is no one’s business. Let the commissioners whose business it is to look after the street lighting attend to this at once for the public safety. The harvest: home services at Christ’s church on Sabbath last, con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Rex of Toronto, were very interesting and profitable. The church was very appropriately decorated for the occasion. The ladies deserve great credit) for such good taste and judgment in the arrange- ments. There were a large number of people attended the central fair at: Lindsay, and We hope to see as many at our fair on October 5th. Our Citizens’ band has been asked to supply music at the fair on Oct. 5th. Besides this there will be many other attractions. Williamson the hustling secretary is sparing no pains to make it a. success. Anniversary services of the Presby- terian church Oct. 22nd, conducted by the Rev. Mr. McGillvray of Torontd. The Methodist church will be re- opened next Sunday, Oct. let, when the Rev Mr. Redditt of Uxbridge Will preach. The new R. C. church at Kirkfield is nearing completion, and when finished will certainly be the pride of the north country. It is expected that it will be solemnly dedicated to divine worship about the end of October. Hie Lordbhlp Rt. Rev. R. A. O’Connor, D. D., BishOp of Peter- borough, will administer the sacrament of confirmation to a large number of candidates at the parish church’ Victoria Road, on Sunday the 8th of October. A special choir will be in attendance led by Miss McCabe of PeterborOugh, and high mass (Comm Pontifice) will be sung at 10.30 a. m. by the pastor Rev. J. Sweeney. OMEMEE Heavy rain has caused muddy roads, but ploughing is made more [ SUNDERLAND ? The stock of millinery carried this gseason by Mr. Hugh Wilson, ' general jmerchant}, Gannington, is superb. and .equals anything to be had in the large towns or cities. The styles are strict-r ly up-to-date, and the prices within reach of the smallest fiurse. Ladlee are invited to inspect. The entertainment held in Cavana hall on the evening of the 20th inst. under the auspices of the E B. A. was a pleasing and successful affair, and after a few hours amusement all went home orderly, content and happy. _ 7 -â€" uuuuuul, the district organizer. Auxiliaries were also organized at Bethel and Mount Horeb appointments. Much credit is due the district organizer for her praxseworthy zeal and earnest addresses; also Mrs. Koyl for‘ her enterprising songs. The congregation of the circuit will always havea hearty welcome for Mrs. Jeffers and Mrs. Koyl. The outlook for our mission- ary work is very hopeful. JANETVILLE An auxiliary of the Women’s Mis- sionary Society was organized in the Methodist church, Janetville, on Sept. 5th by Mrs. (Dr.) Jefi‘ers of Lindsay, VICTORIA ROAD The first fall fair held under the management: of the new president), Mr. W. J. Chirpaw, was a record-breaker, a larger number of people attending than on any former occasion. OUR COBBESPONDENTS LETTERS FROM â€"-Another shocking accident occurred at the Huntsville Lumber C umpanye miil on Stturday morning. 16;h lnstent, when Wesley Lsngridge, aged about 16 years; lost hle left arm in an endeavor to adjuatfa belt on a runningpulley. Young Langrldge was connected whh the lath department m. and rare. Milllner’s first visit to this place, and naturally they are greatly de- lighted with thcir outing on the Kama:- tha Lakes. The fish are biting exception- ally good for this time of the year. Miss Florence Ramage, had a glorious time catching an 18 lb masklnonge. The fish measured from head to tip of tall, 40 inches. Miss Ramage had the fish Sent to Oil City, her home, as a sample of the Kawartlxa maskinonge. She also caught several others that weigh from five to ten pounds. Mt. Ramage succeeded in landing a 16 pound maskinnnge Thursday. while out with guide Claes Arriberg. Not as good as his daughter’s by two pounds.â€"-Independent. â€"Mr. W. S. Millinnr of Spencerport arrived in Bobcaygeon Friday, for a few days fishing. 1n the afternoon he and his wife went out fishing with guide Alf. Edgar, and returned with a monster maskinonae. It weighed ‘24 pounds. Hr. Milliner was more than tickled with his prize, and the fish was the admiration of the guests at the Rockland. This is -â€"Mra. P N. mun-dock of South Vern- lam, met with a bad accident on Sunday, 17th inst. She was returning from church, accompanied by her daughter and rats. Sherlfl', the three being in a buggy. The horse got fracdoua, kicked the dash- board, and turned the occupants into the ditch. The daughter got off safely, and Mts. Sheriff was only badly shaken, but rare. P. N. Hui-dock broke her arm. The lady is not as young as she need to be and a broken limb is all the more serious . The anniversary services of the Metho- dist church were held here last Sunday. The services of both morning and even- ing were conducted by Rev. Youngo Port Hope, and those who missed hearing Mr. Young preach missed two of the best discourses that have been delivered in our village for a long time. Mr, Young is an eloquent and attractive speaker and Cambray Methodist church was certainly very fortunate in securing his services. On Monday evening the annual supper was served to a goodly number, considering the very bad night. I: is useless to say that it was good be- cause nothing else is ever served in Cambrav and the ladies deserve much credit: but the beauty of it is that the girls can cook just as well as their mothers. The chief attraction of the entertainment was Mr. Young’s lecture on “Success in Life and how to attain it,” which was in itself worth the price of admission. The music was supplied by Lindsay’s best talent. â€"â€"Peat. manufactured by Alex. Dobson, at Beaverton, has been tested by residents of Cannington during the past few days and we understand the test proved very satisfactory. Miss Lizzie Jackson and Miss Maud Wood have returned item their week’s visit in Port Perry. They report a. good time. We are very sorry to learn that Rev. J . McKenzie. who has so ably filled the pulpit of the Presbyterian church for three years, has tendered his resignation which onlv needs the sanction of the presbytery to place the Cambray and Oak' wood circuit without a minister. Mr. McKenzie came to us as a young minister unacquainted with the difficulties which assall even a minister and he has succeed- ed even beyond expectation 1n placing the Cambray and Oakwood circuit on a footing it never knew before. If the presby tery sanction his resignation we will lose a good citizen and an elcquent preacher. Miss Williamson of Lindsay is the guest of Mrs. McKenzie. Mr. Byran Blake. of Rochester, N.Y., has been visiting Mr. Barry Rogers. Miss Addie Anderson of Oakwoodis the guest of Mrs. Will Weldon. Rev. McKay of Toronto preached a very practical sermon in the Presbyterian church last Sunday morning. MANILLA The stock of millinery carried this season by Mr. Hugh Wilson, general merchant, Csnnington, is superb, and equals anything to be had in the larger towns or cities. The styles are strict- ly up-to-date, and the prices within reach of the smallest purse. Ladies are invited to inspect. ville, when we are given to understand the highest possible market prices will he paid. It will therefore be to the interest of the farmers to go to the market paying the best prices ...... Sinze the foregoing was written our remarks have been verified, from the fact that a large quantity of grain is being received at the Woodville sheds. The excitement among the grain dealers lately has been the cause of the equinoxial gsles coming. so soon. District Notes. 0AA THE WATCHMAN‘WARDER: LINDSAY, M BRA Y AND THOSE TROUBLED WITH Paipitation, Throbbing or irregular Beating of the Heart. Dizzine s, Shortness of Breath, Distress af er Exert ion Smothering Feeling, Spasms or hain through the Breast and Heart. Morbid Condition of the Mind, Partial Paralysis, Sleepless- ness, Nerva‘usness. Anemia. Gene- rai Debiiity. Afterâ€"Effects of Grippe. Loss of Appetite. etc. Remember Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills cure the worst cases after other remedies fan. A FirstClass Meat Shop in connec- tion ; Fresh Beef, Lamb, Pork, Sausages, Smoked and Dried Ham. Come and get prices before you purchase elsewhere. Do You Want Farm Implements? R. BRYANS 81 GO. J. D. Gilchrist. Deceased was made prisoner by Big Bear previous to the Northwest rebellion and held for two months. She never recovered from the cruelties to which she was subjected during her captivity with the Indians. Her husband Jno. A. Gowanlock was killed in the Frog Lake massacre. Since 1885 nus. Gowaniock has been a frequent visitor to Wuodville and the news of her death last week was received here with sincere regret. It is doubtful if another woman in Canada would have been able to stand the severe shock to which Mrs. Gowanlock was subjected at the time when her husband was shot down by her side and she was thrown into an Indian camp to suffer the many hardships that must necessarily follow, and the fact that she has been able to stand the shock thus received for the past fifteen years is evidence of a strong constitution . Cheap Fuel... â€"-Word was received at Woodville dur- ing the week of the death at Tintem. on Wednesday night lash 0t Mrs. Theresa Gowanlock, who will be remembered as having visited for some time during the past few months at the residence of Mt. arm was ampuated close to the shoulder. It is stated by old employees of the firm that the feat attempted by Langiidge was a most dangerous one and would not be risked by men of 10 and 15 years experience. of this mill and was generally regarded as a careful fellow about the machinery. :About 11 oclock Saturday while the machinery was in full operation, Lang- ridge attempted to connect a belt with a pulley running at full speed. it is said that he did not even take the pre' caution to use the stick provided for the purpose. The sleeve of his shirt caught between the belt and pulley and dragged his arm in, breaking it in five places and tearing away the muscle just above the elbow. The machinery was quickly stop- ped and the unfortunate boy carried to his home about a hundred yards away. Dr. ‘ J .W.Hart and assistant were telephoned for and after examination found that amputation would be necessary. The F08 WEAK PEBPLE. Laxa-leor Plils cure Constipation. Ikeep only the best MASSEY-HARRIS Goods, Bicycles, Cultivators, Drills, Mow- ers, Tediers, Rakes, Reapers, and Bind- ers. Also a full stock 0 :Plows and Scufflers, Bain Wagons and Toronto Windmills. AND NERVE PILLS Lumber, Shingles. Tile and Lime to give my customers the advantage of 500. a ton, and am selling it at $6.25. Having bought two train-loads of the finest rise in price, I am able YERBX, Little Britain ehigh Coal before the The piano solos of Miss Ade Hart, the talented virtuoso, were asource of the keenest enjoyment. It was fitting that on this auspicious occasion a piano which has glorified the name of Toronto abroad and which is a production of the city’s highest musicial genius and scientific skill should be selected. Once more the famous Heintz- man 8: Co’s. piano was assisting in making the opening of Toronto‘s new City Hall memorable among all those who heard its splendid strains. Throughout the long- drawn corridors, and filling the spacious court-room, the notes of Toronto’s and Can- ada's greatest piano evinced all the fine qualities of this grand instrument. Its dy- namic excellence, its soft singing notes. its sweet bell-like tones were appropriate to an historic event. On all great occasions, where the hithest dignitaries of the land or the ighest authorities of the city are gathered, the Heintzman 8: Co. will be found. It has won first place by its merit. it is first in the thoughts of the artist, first in the hcarts of the people. It difi‘uses its beauty and harmony in the concert hall or in the home With equal joyousness and glory. h w. w. LOGAN, GENERAL AGENT. In the delightful singing of Miss Beverley Robinson. soprano, the most disting- uished of Canadian prima donnas, who was never in better voice, and Whose pure and owerful notes floated throughout the halls and corridors. and in the superb voice of .Ir Harold Jarvis, ever a favorite of the highest degree, Mayor Shaw made an excel- lent selection. It is interesting to know that Toronto’s two most representative vo- calists are those whose family names are eminently identified with the early history of the city. After many years of expectation. the public of Toronto were enabled to view for the first time in their completed state the magnificient new buildings where the city will henceerth make its new home. The thronging thousands admired the noble proportions and the beautiful interior of the pile which was ablaze with illu- minatio as. beautitied with foliage, and resonate with harmony. I: was a happv thought of His Worship Mayor Shaw to dignity the inauguration of the Citv Hall with high-class music, and in doinsz so 'he was following the most classic traditions, and_taking»h_istorical examoles f_o_r his_zuide. é‘fiIQGOQGéQPOGfllQ-O “Y “7 1' THE CITY HALL OPENED WfiifimCifx mm MMKK 'ith Alusic and Ha1m0n3râ€"A Great Piano Assisted a Great Opening. â€"Corned’Beef 1"“ â€"0x Tongue .3, â€"Sardines â€"Potted Ham â€"Corned Beef â€"Bott1ed Catsup â€"Canned Catsup â€"Little N eck_ Clams â€"Sa1mon â€"Canned Peac hes -â€"Bottled Pickles â€"Lobsters â€"Canned Strawberries â€"Canned Pine Apple is always complete with choice lines of Teas, Cofi'ees Currar fits an d Raisins. Fruits in season. LINDSAY’S LEADING If so, Pin this to your fat, and gc CANNED GOODS Only the Our aim has been to keep A1 goods that would win for us a good reputation. Lindsay is our native. heath, and we have an interest in serving you well, for we want your custom for twenty years hence, the same as now. Our prices are lcwest in town and we guarantee satisfaction. our stock. We purpose opening a Merchant Tailoring and Men’s Furnishing business at No. 104 Kent Street, directly opposite the Post Office, on Saturday, September 16th. and will keep the most upto- date goods thzitmoney can buy -â€"LADIES WATCHES â€"â€"BOY’S “ â€"GOLD “ â€"Si T H OS. BRleY Artistic Tailors ANNOUNGMENT ! Our Grocery Department Cut this out and 79112-2: to us. With namepi your mum-st (express office and We will send this watch them for 3011 to emmiue. It is an open-gape, gold»;~12m:d, dust proof Coho handsomely engraved. mm with Ameriam model 7 jewollcd mom wind and set movement. ‘ lady's or gont's size. Risa good time piece. equal in ap- , pmmnce ta 3-8300 watch. ~.,‘ and is just the thin 101' ‘ twain? purposes. I. on A. anew examinatiomyou axe ‘ , . convinced this watch is 72' won: {annex-e than vge ask; 7; pay t e express ngen $3.2m v’, and ‘ was cha and it is ' yours. . erry atoll 0009 801 L W Toronto, Can. JEWELERS would be pleéS€d to halve you call and inspect ..Watches.. “IES ~GENTLEMEN’S WATCHES ~GOLD FILLED “ - SELVER WATCHES â€"â€"NICKLE WATCHES JUb Unly the newest and freshesf lines kept in stock. Johnston MoFar/ane, ,3” ‘7 Cu? t‘z’s 011‘ :7 ~ 1: ”mi i‘. "“125 W": Lu mama of mu: 1:â€" an: n v x;- n: . :I’xco 33.4 no as. 5 ‘ p :rc‘.1‘:::s men \mx i)1au'.:by.~..,:v=, 5:3 1m: t» cr'ununzmun. Ex- amine x; .z 3 en: oxzmzs 031.3. .2“; if you md :L or act); as 3 c .e‘urcsm: i: and encireiy 9.2mm Icry. my the ' express agent our may price, “3531»: expn .fi (Larges. TE..s s a {may [mix-shed. Yéflflle‘ $90" Stmdivnius model violin. y colored. highlyo;is'ued. powertul and sweet, in tune. mplaw with fine bow exuaset ofstrings and resin. A gaming argainattbep‘ice. BuydhccztromusandegVemedmlex-‘sprom I70 Kent-St. W'est, Lindsay, Ont. druggis‘a in Canada. On] reli- \t \ able medicine discove . 8i: -‘ ~. i 1;. u Rages guaranteed to cure all formso Sexua. Weakness, all effects 018131188 or excess, Mental Worry. Excessive use of ‘l‘oâ€" bacco. Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt of price, one haze $1, six. $5. One will please. 8“ mu cage emblem free to 8.9.? afidreiflu . ' The Great English Remedy. ~ ‘ Sold and recommended by all ""he. 7‘ WW'Cémxa-n’ H y.Wi'ndsor,085 EWOOd’s Phosphate is sofd in Lindsay by E. Gxegory. Dxngfst. and go to BRADY for your Up- to-d ate F urnishers. BRITTON BROS. '- Wood's Phosphodine, OPTICIANS , Sugars, Toronto, ‘H