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l . l . w‘ohwv’owvm .A.W>.. . . l i i During Fair Days. . . Men’s 2.00 Trousers; reduced During Fair Days ................. . Men’s 2.50 Trousers, reduced to ................ During Fair Days .................... Men’s 3.00 Trousers, reduced to ............... .7 1 During Fair Days, . 12-00 3W a” S - .' W. ,7. A h' ... A, PHRENOLOGY IN THE SCHOOL: By Prof, Dean The longer we live the more we see the usefulness of Phrenology. It manifests itself throughout our universities and colleges, and should be the mainspring by which profes- sors and teachers interpret the charâ€" acters of their students. The intellect is properly treated under three heads; first, the Perâ€" meptions, whose organs are located along the base of the forehead, ncross the eyebrows, and, and when large give fullness to that part of {the head. These give the power to observe and gather knowledge from :the the things around us. The sec- m‘ary faculties, are Jule middle of the fronthead, giving fit [1111an across the centre. A THE FAMOUS Dillié PM lie Sylvester mg. (l. I-In-u are now prepared to supp th the above pum for any dep of well up to l fectandguaran- toe satisfaction. The day of the black iron pipe and cast iron cylinders is past as the public know from experience hen buying a bomb the water. We are abo placing a larger bore and brass cylinder and steel rod that will last, and throw more Water than any pump on the market. Our tied man MB. JOHN ‘1) looks aftsrall orders and repairs. Satisfaction W WELL ORDERS receive prompt - . attention ’ wmomus‘ We are also W to sup- ply Superior Windmil'b on spec- silent-ions. THE Sylvesljgr Ml’l lindsay: 0m. ‘ During Fair Days. ..... ......... Men’s 7.50 Suits, reduced to ........ .. ....... During Fair Days" Men’s 8.50 Suits, reduced to. ........... .. ....... . During Fair Days" Men’s 10.00 Suits reduced to ...... . .............. During Fair Days. Men’s 12 00 Suits, reduced to ..................... Dur‘ng Fair Days... Boys’ Suits Boys’ 2.50 Suits, reduced to..; ............ 1’8 ooooooo coo-spoon... on. o oooooooooooooooooooooo Boys’ 4.00 Suits, reduced to. ..................... During Fair Days.. Boys’ 5.(0 Suits, reduced to ..................... During Fair Days. 8035’ 150 Suits, reduced t0.... ................... 95 During Fair Days ° . Boys’ 1.75 Suits, reduced to....... .......... . ..... 1 25 During Fair Days .......................... ' Boys’ 2.00 Suits, reduced 10.... ................. During Fair Days.. Boy 5’ 2.50 Suits. reduced to ..................... During Fall Days ......................... Boys’ 3.00 Suits, rednecd to ..................... During Pair Days. Men’s Trousers. ' O 0 Men’s 1.25 Trousers, reduced to., ............. 69 O ’ . “Facts are stubborn things.” “This is So app mitted by the poop arent that the rapid growth. of our. 1c of Lindsay and surrounding district. 1“ 'p' ,‘li' “Goods well bought are half sold.” Almost every day we see new customers in the store and old customers back again. The people know a good thing, that’s why our 3.75 . 4.75 5.25 and 26m. . ooooooooooooooooooooo tractions at 2.48 2.98 3.50 oooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooo our-soc... 1.45 1.90 2.25 oooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooo I During Fair Days ................... Men’s 1.50 Trousers, reduced to .............. 98 During Fair Day 3 .................. . ' Men’s 1.75 Trousels, reduced to ............ . .. '25 ..... ~ 0o. 00- In. .-| to ............... 1.50 l.75 C LUTBING . ................ These faculties gather up the servations which the perceptive organs make. The third group arei found in the upper part of the fore- head and are called the faculties. and on these last depend the strength and outreach of the, mind. Some heads, then. are large across the brow and the forehead retreats, while both the middle and upper sections are somewhat deficient. These persons are the observers and fact gatherers. Other foreheads are; full along the centre, while the low- or and upper parts are less develop- ed. Those who have reasouing org- ans stronger than those 01' memory and observation will have a heavy overhanging forehead. The pupil, therefore, having a well developed brow, with the upper part retreating, will want to see and exâ€" amine objects, will remember things. and will often do well at writing drawing, spelling, and be apt in apt in scientific studies. Those hav- ing the middle section of the foreâ€" head large will have a good memo- ry for facts, events, stories, will learn readily from books, and gen- erally make good scholars. If the upper part is more strongly develop- ed than the lower the pupil will do well in literature, mathematics. chemistry, will think and reason, and. ask all kinds of questions. If the organ of locality is large he will learn geography readily. If the organ of Number, found at the outer corner of the eye is large he will be quick in figures. The organ of Form when large, gives width between the eyes and enables the pupil to make outlines and capitals, and aids him in reading, spelling and committing to memory. The organ of Order, found half an inch from the outer corner of the eye,- when large gives method. sys- tem, neatness, and children show it 13y keeping Hooks and papers in their planes. The organ 0] Time is found on each side of the head just above the eyebrow and when large gives a rounded fullness to that part of the (ample. It enables children to learn to sing easily and to play an instru- ment. Children can learn music while quite young. I think teach- ers would do well to notice to some extent the forms of their pupils heads, and in this way understand their mental abilities: and out of the family life there should go with the children into the school a sym- pathy with the teacher; for- parents and teachers should, as far as pos- sible, work in harmony one with an- other. â€"â€"â€"+â€"â€"â€"-â€" , 0mm rm, , The fair at On‘flia has been a good one for several years now; and this- year it looks as though it was, gum g to be béttel' tban the 37% ~‘ of the best feat ' ' ' business NEXT - 0N T1113 PIMRAIIE. Graham’s Great Preparation for Lindsay’s Fair. The Farmer’s Best Holidays of the year will be here next week, will flock to Graham’s store to see the Hats, Shoes and Furnishings, obâ€"iof the large agricultural hall is to; be devoted to I ‘Several of the paintings will l-e vcry' ivaluab'le and w;11 be worth going l‘uri reasoning ito see. ‘strations. ltrained animals, grows. . . . These will be the days of days. GALA DAYS Graham’s. tion. We wan September 24, 25 "Christmas crowds" magnificent F111 Clothing, on exhibition, ready for your service. THE FARMERS' RECEPTION will be among the special at- Thc store will be gaily decorated and the price tickets will be a study of marvellous values. The Room Below our Prices is too small , for the other fellows to get older . . . . _________________â€"â€"â€"-_ it will be a brilliant (pcning s coplc will be on hand so all w tYOUR business, however small. means a strengthening of our business. Fall Soils and Fall Overcoats. For Men, Young Men and Boys, as stylish as you want them, as medium pticcd as y” wznt to buy, bought close, sold close. We buy for cash, in 1:: re quantities, and that we counts is reflected in our prices to you. if you want to know what smartlv dress ed men and LISTEN ! youths will wear this fall, attend Graham's Grand Fall Fair Days. Special Sale of Men’s and Boys Shoes (1 500 For Coats from ............................... Watch Graham (10‘! the A. J. GRAHAM BENSON HOUSE, IIIIIIIIIIll-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I- IIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIII-I-II-Il-Il-I-III-I-I KING CLOTHIER, EAST 1 this exhibit alcne. Other features :ll'c demon-i and lectures on apple packing. poultry dressing. and weeds‘ 'and their destruction. The sin cial all itractions which are said to he us; include i . . . . . , “twink" vine and \Vcstport railway was bllrgs equalibrists, musicmus, Scotch danc-jlul-isz_ tha n we r expert. good or better ers, comedians, and at night a speciâ€" ally good lot of moving pictures} News of The World Condensed . . , _. . . _. _ was drowned off Reef lslund, The lug days are Friday and bamh'Joscph, Muskoka. He was chopping TWICE TllLD TALESi Apple â€"Oâ€"- Into Brief Paragraphs â€"Cinuamon's for stoves. The Brockxillc depot oi the Brock- Norman W. Brown, 1‘.) years old, Lake , q Q . _. day, ~0Dt.‘1c.til and 19th. in oldcx Wood for a steam yacht, and no one that no Child may be dolmrre-al lmluzsaw the accident ~ attending all school children in pro- cessmn with their teacher at afternoon. Special single fare to ()rillia and return good from Sept. 16th to 21st. â€"â€"â€"+â€"â€"â€"â€" SLEEPLESS BABIES When a little one is sleepless am cross it is the surest Sign in the world that it is Suflering from some derangement of the stomach and flowelsâ€"the seat of nine-tenths of all baby ailments. In cases of this kind Baby’s Own Tablets act like magic. They sweeten the sour little stomach relax the distended little bowels, cool the parched. fevered mouth, and bring natural, health-giving sleep. An experienced mother, Mrs. Ed. Godin, Griffith, 0nt., says :' " I have used Baby’s Own Tablets for many ailments peculiar to babyhood, such as fevers, indigestion, diarrhoea, etc., and I have found them the mos‘ effective medicine I have ever tried. I can only add I would not be with- out them in the house, so much do I think of them.” Other mothers who wish health for their little ones cannot do better than follow Mrs. Godin’s example. You. can get the Tablets from all medicine dealers or they will be sent by mail at 25 cents a box by writing dried; to The Dr. Williams’ Medicine 00., Brockville, Ont. â€"â€"â€"+â€"â€"â€" A com SALE During the last three seasons hun- dreds of Peninsular and Champion Stoves and Ranges have been sold in Lindsay and surrounding country and every one a grand success. If you have any intention of buying this season call and examine these truly wonderful stoves and-got pri- ces. For sale only at Cinnamon’s Hardware Store, Lindsayâ€"82. ‘ ') ~A long letter tram Lord Rose- bury, commending 0n the report of , [the commission sent. to investigate the conduct of the war in South fifties, *8 printed in Saturday mo’rn- mg a. m The former Liberal 1 heir 3 R head W111 be admitted free on Friday lin the {o'clock Monday morning. been at â€"After a fn'tnight's absence, Mr. L. Bordon returned to his place House shortly after eleven He had springs taking Mr. Borâ€" Caledonia treatment for rheumatism. den was received with warm applause by both sides of the House, the pre- im'ler and the ministers joining heart- l'ily- Sir Wilfrid greeted his oppon- ante ’ cut with a gracious and smiling ' bow, which Mr. Borden acknowledg- ed. The Opposition leader was plainly gratified by his reception. He shows no signs of illness. â€"Don't suffer, when Mr. Remschcl makes you such a fair oller. Sic him at once. Next door to A. B. Terry’s. â€"Upon the arrival of Mr. Cham- berlain at Downing-st., on Monday, he was loudly booted. A crowd of laborers employed on the new gov- ernment buildings in course of creo- tion nearby joined in this usual de- monstration against the colonial seâ€" cretary. Mr. Chamberlain, who Was accompanied by Mr. Gerald Balfour, president of the Board of Trade, showed his customary indifference to the reception. The police eventual- ly were obliged to form double lines from Mr. Balfour’s house to the for- eign oflice, so as to enable the cabi- net ministers to enter the latter place. Reports from the farming districts of Ireland disclose desperate condi- tions. Rain and wind, persisting from early spring to the present houa have damaged wheat, oats, barley, potatoes and mangoldâ€"worzel to an extent the most conservative obser- vers pronounce disastrous. In coun- ty Clare there have been 27 wet days out of 30 ;the rainfall has been 113' monsoon. some places the crops are afloat: in others they are beyond the reach of ego owing to the soddsu state '0! . pound. Lox-3n areas are cloud of crops by over-flowed rivers. Al- mostallhopesofsaghggraininthe‘ magnate: lgve been abandoned. ' ‘ " 0 mm. “.40. euro Alisa Craig, on, y ' "o" the employ of , “ struck by on ‘ of the Fall Season. he come will have ample attenâ€" Evcry customer Won't be undersold. uring Fair Days. $10.00 to $35.00, Extra DURING PAIR DAYS........ # M LlNDSAY. . c. c. B, 3" m3 business is ad- Mcn’s 4 00 Overcoats, reduzcd to... During Fair Days............. Men's 5.00 Oversoats. reduced to. . 1 During Fair by 215 Men’s 7.50 Overcoats, reduced 10 iiiiii During Fallr Day‘ ....... iii Men’s 10.00 Overcozts, reduced to... During Fair Diys..... 515 Men’s 12.00 Overcoats, reduced to. During Fair Ul)‘ us Waterproofs, Overalls, Etc 5.00 Waterproofs, reduced tow..- - During Fair Days............_.......IIII Lil 4.00 Waterproofs, reduced to ............ ‘ During Fair Di< “5 5.00 Watcrpr00f5,rcduced lc , During Fair Days.................. 3.3. 35 cent Overalls, reduced to ................. - During Fair Days .ii 50 cent Overalls, rcduccl 13.. During Fair Dim 75 cent Overalls, red lCCd u During Fair Days, ........................ Men’s and Boys’ Furnishings, Shirts and Dr;lwm-.~. . . . . . . . . . . , , . Additional save on dis- Heavy Heav Shirts and Drawm~ Scotc ‘Vool l'lidel'wu:xr ..... ., .. .., Fleece-lined l'nderweul. . .. . , ' ', Ties,all styles.............. .. Fine Oxford Shirts ..... Black Hoisery. . .. .., ... Black Sateen Shirts ...... \Vbite Shirts ....... . . . . lplyLinenCollais ...... Derby and Fedora Huts, . . .. . .... , English 1901 Hats . . . . . . . Newest shapes in Fir «- H:.:~ .... Extra quality in still and 512' .1 Tweed Caps ........... Show during Soles men ONT. 50,000 Port Perry Fair Grounds, having been PHI for the erection of A Large Evaporato : 7'"? LARGEST IN CANADA- Wc pay 25 cents sound Hard Apples of paring machines, free 0 say, Mariposa, Manilla J A11 inferior sizes are to ratees C we will pay 12 cents per cwt. dclu crc D”? us a line when you have an x » 11 Pl l in; Hacd varc. tuninz, 1’1Uf‘1'ml‘gs .. mi Hot Water l-.:t and Fumiccs, ‘ l1 kinds. and fittings Tm WAT '. E H as :._\ 3. 311;: 10m; (H i ' Jiafi‘ '. Cash pd; \'~' ‘0 ”the 1135p ‘-