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and Hardware - LINDSAY “PENINSULAR” Sm of people at the Fair, 3 SONS to buy or not. We_ will rticulars. MOM UE IN amon’s rdware ON’S One Price ~Cook Wanted for good farmers’ hotel, where kitchen girl is kept. Wages $15 per month. Apply at this niceâ€"~11, ‘Dm’t miss the Silk Sale for Thurs- “J; Friday and Saturday. 31 qualit- hfascy Siiks at 50c. BUNDAS G HAVE-11.5 88338. Go West {figheven pain in the back. , I wd scarcely get up out of a chair “a it gave me great pain to move Font. uI took one box of Doan’s {my Pills and was completely mad. I have not been troubled 3133.1. Smxvss, Edgett's Land- ‘M'N‘B" writes on Jan. 18, 1901 : “In the {all of x899 'I was troubled Having purchased the stock of {OUTS and SHOES of W. M. lobson,I am se'ling at cost. Now syour time to <ccur; a good Boot at low pricc. Cafl and be convinced. ‘H‘Jometime ago Mayor Howl-and of Promo offered a prize of $10 for .112 best essay 011 York county. Miss Ella Harrington (laughter of Mr. J. [Harrington Won it. She got. 82 imam g intended for §u4 Mdmuffled them? at its at); adth'e {Ioni (11 clerk mit if +‘~----~‘ ‘ Custom Work and Repairing Given Careful Attention. lfYou Want a Bargain ma (“mm “moat its bearer (20mâ€" n- I‘wci l clcxk of the wick- it through that, aperture. .‘13” e\llluinml that it Should be 0 1’”: \idc 111d declined to do Thus 1ebufied the one and Wm] R’Mc way to wrath decl- that he would see ‘1..rpw'. Would get in or not, {elbow Clem 0‘91 the wall of let- mum-Veg 111m ‘1‘" Sicred enclosure xEar; “mg the Cl‘ief and his diligent whey-1} t Was a. bulky parcel and ing “m; Came within an ace of light- 3a] gt n 1"“ Ch‘ ‘05' 3 head that offic- ‘ epl‘e “WWI! it. But that in- }15 1111;111:18th in the pres- 1" Sty’ s servant and ‘mp11m‘:u<h an exchange of lnm‘ en “t3 as had not been heard e State building for a. long time, S. S. Rowe '0“ m, Ufllilflfl loge 'i’EP‘EiE’fiS ABSUT TOWN that Igagec Ihn n Liiile Luca! Lines U 'Ier at the Simpson House Chief officer of thé I30St ed in a discussion of more Ior‘iffg'i'lnCc one day his“ .' hum‘dcr entered “'ith a refused to go through the .9116ch for such mail mat-,- gum :5! to C‘ iDile 10.30 :lose of Navxgation mm. Arrive 5.30 p; yam. Leave 3.00 p; Point on signal. ‘â€"-WARDER, “EsTURION” LINDSAY OCTOBER 24th, .1901. â€"-Rev. Arthur Murphy, M. A.. for some time diocean missioner of the diocese of Huron-Will begin a mis- sion at St. Paul’s church next Sun- day. In addition to the morning and evening services there will be a service for men only at 4.153 Sunday afternoon. During the week there will be a service each afternoon ex- cept Saturday, at 4.15 for children and young people and each evening for all who will come. ' â€"â€"I\lr. A. l). Mallon. that veteran inâ€" dustry hunter. has located another quarry. He has discovered a firm of woodenware manufacturers in Western Ontario. that is seeking a location Where the raw material is available. Their letter remixed by Mr. Mlallon recently justifies the imâ€" pression that a. suitable location is a present problem with the firm and rouses the hope that they may soon join the procession that of late has set in towards this town. Our proxâ€" imity to good timber, cheap electric power. fine water and railway fac- ilities and the concessions the town will make to a good concern make Lindsay a place that this firm may well investigate. His conneCLion with producing former new industries and the diligence with which he still holds the trail makes it possible that ‘Mr. Mallon’s services to the town ‘as an ex-alderman will equal those of his terms in office. â€"Bo,ys must have clothes, hence we keep a large variety. Sam smart Suits for Motor wear at $2. 50, $3. 50 and $5. DUNDAS FLA VELLE BROS. A. J. Graham is so busy in Lindsay that he has been compelled to close up his branch in Kirkiield in order to have all his clerks in the Lindsay store. _()11 Wednesday St. Thomas vot- ed a. bonus of 3.20000 to Thomas Bros. of Norwich who will establish a. woodenware factory there . The Vote against was 249 and the maj- ority 2 --l\Ir. G. H. Hopkins‘ second son. Herb. is dangerously ill in Toronto with appendicitis. An operation on Tuesday left him in a critical state. Dr. Allen was sent for during the day. Yesterday morning the doct- ors said he had a fighting chance of recovery. â€"Peterboro Examiner : "Mr. A. E. Silverwood, representing Messrs. hundas Fl‘avelle. is in town again this fall for the purpose of purchas- ing chickens for his firm for the old Connery shipment. Mr. Silverwood's reputation as 1!. poultry shipper is of the very best and he had very sat- isfactor3 dealing with the people of this \icinit3 a year ago. â€"â€"Contructor Pilkie is bombarding Collegiate hill. and driving his ex- cavations to its very summit. People along thoroute who at first bounced â€"-Yesterday afternoan Mr. J. M. Squier made a record at his pen warehouse, Between 12 and 6 o’clock his staff milled and put into Sucks 707 bushels. â€"-â€"Syrup of Linseed, Licorice and Chlorodyne is highly recommended for coughs, colds and all bronchial irritation. P. H. Coad, druggist.â€"â€" 41. â€"The Fadettes, that, magnificent aggregation of lady musicians who so delighted their audience here th years ago will be here again on Tues- day, Nov. 5th, under Y.M.C.A. nus- pices. on their chairs at’every explosion. now have them in derision. â€"About, three o’clock on 'l‘ucsdny morning Dr. Burrows noticed :1 blaze in the rear of Cinnamou's hurdwm‘c store. The brigade put. it cut. â€"â€"The‘ firemen made a. run south ward last cvenag, ‘ bun-lire. â€"1901 Fall clothlng nady-lo-Ivaar. There’s an Overcoat at 310: It’s a corkar : dark gray chariot, Raglan style. Betta- aoalt whanyou’ra look- I :31 around. Dunn‘s FLA VELLE â€"-â€"-'1‘hough this is a poor year for apples. Mr. Jas. Moore, Mt. Horeb, sold Mr. A. Prime-an about. $1.50 worth from his orchard. â€"Highest cash prices paid for goose feathers at, Woods’ Old Store, Kent-st.-â€"43â€"â€"2. ~â€"Remcmber that Bands: Flat-97¢; Eros. sell all kinds of Clothing for an? kinds of men and boys. Gua- $5 Suits (or men beat them all. BUNDAS FLA VELLE 8805'. â€"Farmers are busy taking up their root crop. â€"There was a small market, on Saturday and none yesterday. â€"â€"On Friday night Kent-st was the scene of the most fearsome disturbanfl ce that has occurred in recent times Not the departure or home-coming- of soidierv in Tmpeiinl defence p1 ov'ded a greater sensation or 21 111010 thrilâ€" ling spectacle, or moved our citizens to profounder wonderment. Upon the shoulders of some wild-eyed youths with Rugby hair and surround ed by sundry specimens of similar aspect and much vociferation, was upâ€"borne a substantial plank upon which sat a selection from the aforeâ€" described company. At the sound of their coming many timid people sought side streets or doarways While Chief Nevison hung in their wake irâ€" ‘1'cs01ute,‘ shrinking back a trifle as ithere rang upon the atmosphere ‘those dread svlables, L. C. I ! L. (7. ‘1' ! Lindsay! Lindsay! ’Rah! ’Rah . "Rah ! This motley demonstrative ‘qun'o'estion of anarchy, was simply the winning side in the hottest Liter- lmV Society election in the history ‘of the Collegiate Institute and he of the plank, one Perrin, president- elect, â€"â€"150â€"acre farm for sale, adjoining. village of C‘annington. See advt. on page 5. Little Local Lines. ' Only 10 -â€"â€"Mr. Gordon Richardson formerly of the Bank of Montreal stafi here, but, now in the Montreal omce is in town looking up old friends. Gor- don leoks well. ' â€"-.â€"'Mr..John Hughes. father of Col. Sum. Hughes,-Wais in town this week visiting his daughter. Mrs. (1)1‘.) Mc- Alpine. Mr. Hughes is the progeniâ€" tor oi: fighting stock. Three of his sons 'ai'e colonels in the militia, three nephews lieutenants. three Cor- porals and one a bugler. â€"â€"'I‘he attention of the street, comâ€" missioner is directed to the approach 1.0 the post office lane. There is an abrupt rise of about a foot. from the str et level to the granolithic with scagcely any relief. Damages that a horse and rig sustained there yes- terday would be a geod claim against the town. â€"â€"Miss Mable I’alen left Tuesday of last, week for the City Hospital Hamilton where she will Lake a course ‘of training as nurse. -â€"â€"Mr. les. Worslcy of Kansas arâ€" rived in town on Tuesday to visit his cousin Mr. W. Worsely and look up Mariposu acquaintences of 20 years ago. -â€"Miss Kate Ford returned to her duties at Terry’s after a couple of weeks holidays part of which were spent at the Pan American. -â€"â€"Mr. S. S. Rowe of Burlington. ()nt. has purchased the boot and shoe department of the “cm End Scores. and. is now in possession. For the next, few weeks he will give special bargains in all lines to effect u clearance of present stock. This is u capital chance to get winter beets and shoes at a bargain. V -â€"â€"I{ev. Dr. Jus. Gardiner of Belle- ville one of the pioneer preachers of Methodism. accompanied by Mrs. lardiner, spent, Monday tight. with their nephew. Rev. Harvey Strike. They left, on Tuesday morning for Uxbridge where the doctor will offi- ciate at the reading of Rev. R. B. Six‘ungWuys. brother of Dr. Strangeâ€" wuys. formerly of Bobcaygeon. â€"-â€"Mr. Frank Crandell came down from New Ontario on Monday to spend a month at home. â€"â€"-Mrs. W. Thompson of Toronto. daughter of Mr. Eli Worsley Fcnclon is visiting in town and that, town- ship. -â€"Mr. Thos. Johnston of ()tonabee has been visiting his bx'oLhcrâ€"in-law. Mr. Stephen Dundus of Muriposa for the past, week. . â€"â€"The two-ply wool underwear manufactured at the Lindsay 'Wool- Ien Mills is highly recommended by the local physicians. â€"â€"Miss Corbett of Bellevillc is vis- iting her aunt. Mrs. Thompson, Wil- liam~st. “Do you think a township scheme will be adopted ?" “I think it will be regarded with more favor and will.1ikely be adopt- ed some time. 1 find that Ops and Mariposu councils look at it; the same way we do.” â€"Mrs. Carnaby Thurston is visit- ing friends at, Baillieboro. â€"Mr. J. A. Lucas -of Hamiburton was in town on Tuesday on busi- ncss. Fenelon council met in its regular session on Monday. It decided to Oppose the county scheme for the imâ€" provement of roads. Speaking of that decision to our reporter Reeve Perkin said : “We opposed it on three grounds. First we are opposed to giving over the control of our roads to the coun- ty. There are only two county coune cillors for six townships, and we think we can manage the roads our- selves better than they can. Then we do not want to go into a scheme that will increase our county rate so much. That is we are not in favor of raising so much money at the present time. Besides, we think the people should be given a voice as to whether the money shall be raised It ought to be submitted to the peo- ple at the January elections or before the $60,000 is raised. We do not favor letting the county council raise it by byâ€"law as the bill provides..’ of Cod Liver Oil is the means of life, and enjoyment of life to thousands: men women and children. for tall and winter celery and berry bushes. We will commence to fill the orders after the 20th inst. My Celery is first class as usual, and the Berry Bushes were never better. Rock bottom prices. ISAAC DEY- “ru- â€"â€" LL, Fruit Grower, Box 273, Lindâ€" say, P. 0 .2â€"4 -5. ' When appetite fails, it: re- stores it. When food IS a burden, it lifts the burdép. _ N \Vhe’n youlose flesh,it brir the plumpness_ of heqlthz "'Vx’riiéii‘lvék' is hard apd duty is heavy, it makes hfe bright} . r.1_ It is the thin edge of the wedge; the thick endb' IS food But what 15 the use of food when you hate it, and can 1: di- gest it? â€" â€"- t r‘ ,1 O Scoit’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is thefood that makes you forget your stomach. If you have not tried It. Sef‘d I95 I If you «Have; not tried It. Send 1 free sample. its agreeable taste v sur rise you. COTT BFOWNE. Chemists. cronto. 50c. and $l.00; an drugngtS‘ Fenelon Opposed Come This Way Personal Q.» n for wm We take much less pleasure in pointing out Mr. Cody’s delinquency. than in exonerating‘ Mr. Cody’s riv-u uls in the implement businessfrom an attempt to muzzle the press, and the Wutchman-Warder from taking the stand or being under the in- fluences Mr. Cody’s circular charges. It is regrettable that a genera. agent for a great and highly reputâ€" able "firm ,ike” the Masseyâ€"Harris Company should adopt such u'meth- ml of advancing its interests. . Mr. Cody confesses that he ‘mnde the statements above quoted without knowing what he was talking about. A man who will make su'ch'vi'cimxs statements about newspapers and competing firms and then admit that he really had no grounds for doing; so, cannot escape the severest con~ demnation. It indicates 1L mental and more. recklessness wholly unâ€" becoming“ in :i' bUsiness mun. Such [)OSi‘LlVL‘DCSS in attacking and defamâ€" ing his fcno\\’-citiZCllS Without know- ing that his charges were true is it highly discredituble performance. This circular was brought to the attention of the \Vutchmanâ€"Warder,' and knowing that its charge against the local papers was wholly false in so far as he was concerned, its prop- rietor at once took legal proceedings against Mr. Cody for libel. The ease proceeded through all its initial stages and was to be tried at the court in session this week. At the very last moment Mr. Cody agreed to publicly admit that he had circulated a falsehood about this paper. This he has done in the following words : About the 20th a circular addresâ€" sed to the farmers and signed by Mr. (Jody was distributed throughout the Country. It referred to the parade and declared that an extended ac- count of it did not appear in the locâ€" al papers because the writer was "un- able to get access to their columns, (Wen by paying for it.” It also spoke of opposition firms and said that they. "can see to it that the success of our business does not reach you through the local papers and have done so this time to a‘niCety." 1t told the farmers that if possible they would be prevented from buying Mas- seyâ€"Harris goods at all “by the same authority which has succeeded so well in having the report suppresâ€" sed,” and declared that “a ‘power behind the press’ saw {it to forbid a report of it (the parade) through the Lindsay papers.” On the'strength 1»‘A" ‘I of this alleged 'injustice Mr cdd'y ur- ged farmers to ”resent. the way \ou and your agents have been treated in this matter." province .‘ Two Dcsirable Residences for Sale in the North Ward Brick cottage, 8 rooms, large hall, good cellar, furnace, ample grounds, etc. A desirable home. .â€" ,â€" “Xew brick twoâ€"storey cottage. 1 rooms, summer kitchen, good cellar, woodshed, etc. fin; abeve residences are in very desirable locations. Apply at this officeâ€"423. MR. conv manners WHAT. HE SAID m mspmcuuk He Admits that His Charges Against this Paper Were False ‘ On the 16th of March the Masseyâ€" Harris Company held a big parade on Kent-st. it, consisted of a. long procession of the firm’s implements that had been sold to the farmers of this district. An ordinary notice of the event appeared in the Watchmanâ€" Warder. - Subscribe for , Statistics show that asylums are Overcrowded with patients sufi‘er- ing from despondency and mental collapse, due to low vitality and impoverished blood, which cannot keep the brain healthy. “Climax” Iron Tonic Pills stimulate the brain cells and nerves, restore vitality and make new rich blood. Price 25 cents, at all druggists, or mail- ed on receipt of price. Address: The Dr. Hall Medicine Co.., Kinc- ston, Ont. INSANITY IS INCREASING. The Benson House Watchmanâ€"Wartim- pos~~ ible, consistent with go od workman hip and materia's, and think this object has been accompli- shed. Call and see what you think of these 4 special Suits for men. â€"HeaLvy double breasted Cheviot Suits at â€"Nice.heavy dark check Tweed Suits at $7. â€"F1ne Canadian Tweed dark patterns at 38 --Extra quality Tweed stylish goods at $9. CLOTHING Cresswell, March 28, 1901. The T. Milburn 00., Limited; Toronto, Ont. Dear Sirs,-â€"-I Write to say that I have used Burdock Blood Bitters with excellent results. Last spring my daughter got all run dew n and was very thin and Weak‘ UNDERWEAR Her face was covered with red spots and a large boil formed on her cheek. I procured 2 bottles of B.B.B., and by the time she had finished them the spots and boil disappeared and she has got strong and fleshy again. - I consider B.B.B. the best blood medicine known. Unnamed! and msiermy: F RAG CARPET 8 RUE WORKS The undersigned wishes to inform the public that he has removed his Rag Carpet and Rug Works from Cmnington to Lindsay, to No. 11 Yorkâ€"st... and is prepared to execute all orders promptly and carefully. An inspection of my work is invited. Charges moderate. Robert Porteous. Oct. 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, '30 31 and Nov. 1 and 2 | SINGLE 60 Kent-st, To all points Mum“ to Nepigon xnd Garden River. inclusive, also Kippem and 'l'emfskam. in: and all points Havelock to Shzzba Lake, inclusive, an. For round trip. From 317 pomts in Ontario. Shatbot Lake, Windsor, Wingham, Tezswater, Owen Sound and intermediate stations, also H. hmxlton ”Inckets good to return until Dec 24th. For full particulan and copy of "Fishing and Shoot' mg' 'applyto your nearestCan. Pac.Agent. HOGG BROS. HUNTERS’ EXCURSIONS WEIDIHG 93mm WEDDING _ Gaps made by Xmas Trade _ now filled up. Many new things just qpengd. aéfi'f'w; "BEALL ' THE J EWELLER A. H. NOTMAN. A. G P. A. Toronto. We have been tall: ing some about our new stock of ready-to-wear Suirsnnd OVercca's, but now that allfall purchases are in stock there is an unusually good collection of well made Ciothing for Men and Boys. Our aim was not to get the lowest priced goods on the market, but. 10 yet well mwde suits, good mateyials, at as low paces as Hosiery in Ladies’ and Children’s sizes, full stocks in fine ribbed Worsteds, Cashm°res, em, good values and extra. qualities. These 4 lines wi I bear inspect-ion and comparison in every debuii of cut, style, workmanship, materials and trimmings, and Ian-t but not lea. c the prices are tight. Ladies’ Vests and Drawers, in good qualities fleece lined, Merino, Natural Wool, fine ribbed soft fleec lined at populer priCes, 250 to $1 23 FLHA...“ .. 1--" -A_A_L,A, , . . -V, -7 v-â€"‘ Childlén s in 'ruu dasortment of siz__es in V ests and Draw ers. Men’s heavy ribbed unshrinkable all wool, fleece lined cltbon and wgol ,_Me_ri_n_o and Union goods. Assonmenr com mm T. C, MATCHETT, Agent C.P.R. OAKWOOD, ONT. MRS. I. DAVIDSON. FIRST CLASS RUN FAREI Lindsay TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE EPPS’S £00601 Iiiiazycles and Hardware“- Hagggggofi Is successfully used monthly by over 0.000Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladiesask your dru gist for Cook‘s Cotton Root Con- pound. Take no 0: er, as all Mixtures, pills and imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, $1 box; No. a, 10 degrees strange-.53 per box. a. 1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two Been: stam . The Cook Company Windsor. Ont. W 03. 1 and 2 sold and recommended by all. responsible Draggists in Canada. No. 1 and No. 2 are sold in Lindâ€"- say at all drug stores. Riggs’ Store Bicyctes We are selling agents for latest and best bicycles in the market. We are handling the Clvveland and Welland Vale Wheels. Also a. number of good second-hand bi- cycles in good repair: New house on Peel-st. west, 1:..th ward; two storeys and attic; 9 ‘rooms; two halls; pantry, bath- room ; good cellar wiLh cement. floor; high and dry; 1,; acre land, good well. Will be ready for 00.4- pation about Oct. 15:. South of Lindsay,_ 173 acres of clay loam, about 120 acres cleared, balance timber. Frame residence and good outbuildings. Post office, stores, churches and schools con- venient. A good farm at; a moder- ate price. In township of Ops, three and a. half miles from Lindsay on Downey- ville road. The farm contains 150 acres good clay loam, in good state of cultivation, well fenced and thoroughly drainedi free from stumps, stones and wild seeds- Brick - dwelling, one frame barn, and two log ones, log stables, dri- ving house, 25x55; two good wells- Terms to suit purchaser. Lot 3, con. 7, Manvers, 100 acrw stock and grain farm. Frame barn. veneered white brick house ; 6 acres standing hardwood bush ; or- chard, etc. Will accept good 50 acre farm in part payment. For further particulars apply to S. M. PORTER, Watchman-“larder .0... 60 acres in Mariposa 1,1) mile from Cambray Station ; clay loam. Frame house and good out.- buildings. In the Township of Verulam, one hundred acres, ninety of it. plow land, balance pasture ; good dwelling ; frame barn 90x40 with stone foundation, giving accommo- dation for 35 head of cattle ; stab» ling for 6 horses ; large pig pen- Also ranche of 100 acres one mile distant, and close to lake. Brick house and acre land, stable, h-uit trees, on E1ginâ€"st., “(0.51. of Victoria-ave. Price $850. Lot. 1, con. 1, Ops Township, 75 acres, all plow land, nine miles south of Lindsay. Log house, frame barn 50x30, cow shed, granâ€" ary, large mothouse. A good farm; price low and terms easy. ofl‘xcc, Lindsay. Solid brick house in the South Ward, few minutw walk from P.O. Nine rooms. Solid brick house with furnace, on G1enelg~st., near R.C. church. Very desirable location. Frame house near Convent; 8 rooms, $4 acre land; nice shade trees. Price $800; 200 down, five years to pay balance. Eight-roamed residence on He- gent-st., north ward, one door west of William-st.; cement. collar, 1,4 acre land; nice property. ’ Apply to s. m. PORTER, Watch. manâ€"“larder Office. rgans. Also the Berliner Gra- maphone, in two sizes, which will talk or sing for you. I keep the Gramaphone Records and have large numbers to choose from, consisting of Songs, Speeches, Quartettes and Band Selections all to be had at is where you can buy all kinds of FANCY GOODS, such as Shell and Wire Hair Pins. Combs Brushes, Hair Switches and Pompadour Pads, Collar and Cufi‘ Buttons, Pocket Books, Wallets and Purses, Violins, Gui tars and accordeons, Mouth Prepared from the finest selected Cocoa. and dlstin- uiphed everywhere for ehcacy ?of flavour. Superior: quality. and highly Nutritive properties. ‘Sold in quartero‘ ound tins. labelled JAMES PPS a: 00., Ltd., Homoeo- pathic Chemists. London; ’“’ ‘ England, “ jl'HE MOST _NUTRITIO_US. The undersigned would intimam to the residents of Cambray and vicinity that he has added a. mu line of General Hardware, Tin- Ware and GraniteWare. . RIGGS’ LINDSAY, FARMS FOR SALE Cook’s Cotton Root Compound LIN DSAY JAMES, CAMERA! 3135