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DR. SUTI‘ON,dentist., Li] or graduate of Toronto - «numb n; 1 Dental Surgeons. and improved branches of dentistry med. Charges succeSSfuily perfox- moderate. Ofifice over Gregory’s H- mm.» and wg- R. SUTTON,dentist., Lindsa . Hon. or graduate of Toronto University and Royal College of Dental Sur- geons. All the latest improved prices moder- ---~- Annoy-son Nu- D31 G. S. 513110 Toronto. Eye throat specifi‘list Beason House, sultation on Sat gas (Vitalized Air) him for 26 years w He studied the gas ton, of New York W- A’s: =3“an ‘v- ,_ gas (Vitalized Air) administereu .4, given the gas without an accxdent. ands uses the tunders. inserted at mo send a. postal Qifice nearly oppusi House, Lindsay-23. or attracting teeth. Dr. C ' Dr. Neelands ‘th t he to 186,417 persons; ' ‘ Dr. Neel- { best 1063.1 pain ob 1 gas under Dr. 0‘ Beautiful artificial to deratc prices. Pie card before comi has ’th great success Ob- e’r.h '] aSe § 113 s :e the Simpson} 1 I â€"â€",~1 \I‘ w- DR. A. ($um C.A. and au, i -, , ° magzc e3" lay and Russell-Ste. Licentiate of 100k (10W! Royal College Physicians and Sur- foaming. geons, Edinburgh. Licentiate of 1 fish that ‘ Midwifery, Edinburgh. Special at- I be iDV'iSi' ' Midwifery and disâ€" { surface. tent: n gwen to _____.___â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"f R. JEFFERS. Office hours 9 to 11 3.111.; 2 to 4 pm; 7 to 8 pm Residence 30 Wellington-st. Tele phone No. 43. ,’________,_._â€"â€" R. McCULLOUGH t will visit Lindsay, Wednesday of eacl Simpson House. He Consultation in E 3. WHITE. graduate University Medical F graduate of Trinity Toronto, and member Physicians and Surge R. WHITE, graduate of Toronto University Medical Faculty, also graduate of Trinity University, Toronto, and member of College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario Oflice Lindsay-st. Telephone 107 STEWART . O’CONNOR, Barristers; i feet or more Notaries, c. Money to Loan at; “S (1d 1 very lowest current rates on best; . 11 any terms. omce, corner Kent and 2 sexze the 1? York-515., Lindsay. 3 never ceasxr T. Stewart. L. V. O’Connor BA. ' With his 130 ‘ , i instant rem MOORE 8: JACKSON, Barristers. a: mu "m“. __, , Solicitors for the County '0! Via- : in his hand before toria. and the Bank of Montreal. ', perhaps ten feet dis Money to Loan on mortgages 8-1 . thrusting it at the 5 lowest c3221“ rates. Office Wil- i bottom. Then he. ‘ ham-st, ' say. : .- .. . ' . ' F. D. Moore. Alex. Jackson. ,1 Egészarilx ihlet elf: HAPPINESS ixSURED by getting your marriage Bean. Licences issued either at. 1 g- L slim nl’l Albert-St or at his . F. BROAD, Veterinary Surgeon, 3 Inspector of Live Stock for Domin- g ion Government. Office and resi- } deuce, 46 Peel-st... between Salve: ‘ tion Army Barracks and Curling‘ Rink. Telephone 146. Cells ins wered night and day. ‘ 6%» at G. W- store, Kent-5t» dentist. without 3282 of Peterborough, {sax first. and third each month at the . Hours, 2 to 4 P-m . mm Ear. Throat Lindsay pain by ,stemd b} Barristers. érx THOMAS SWAm, Ont., Licensed 1 ham, also OPS Stock and other tended to ; char to loan, 41,6 and 5‘per cent. WM. STEERS, Solicitor, Dominion Bank Building. Williamâ€"at... UndSay.â€"24. MR. J. PARNELL MDRRIS Organist and Choirmaster of ca Methodist Church. _ Teacher of Voice Culture, P1: p int, Caz-on and Fugue, Mu: aumfliflicry' _ ”MW: cm~ ovnmi loan money on L‘tuw, -,_,_ Village Property, at the very low- est. rates of interest, private or company funds. McSWEYN WELDON, Solicitors, aw... Ontario Bank Building, cor. Kent and Wile Pupih prepar Trinity Univers’i tory of “make, 1 Cambridgeost , P. THE A FISHING FICTION. “MAGIC EYE” STE. MARIE ”Clldb , never ceasing to manipulate the canoe with his poie in the other nor for an instant removing his staring gaze from the water. The net is not more than in his hand before he as plunged it perhaps ten feet distant from the boat, thrusting it at the same instant to the Luv “v- bottom. Then he. gives it a peculiar twist, draws it up and, surrendering the care of the canoe for the moment to 4 the Indian with the paddle, he draws the net up, never Without from three to half a dozen glistening white- ‘ fish in it. frequently weighing five Taking Care. of Pa. Along about this time every year ma and the girls get together and decide that if: pa’s overcoat has a new collar on it it will save buying a new one.â€"Atchison Globe. __,______.__.â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€"- Properly Located. Bobbie-4 can‘t see why the funny bone was put in the elbow, pa. ' Fatherâ€"Why not. my son? That's a tunm’ place for it.-â€"â€"Suiart Set, _______.._â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€" Getting Ready. Her guest being late for breakfast, the LANLflfin nnn4- +‘ID Infill] tn innnire if he hac to 4 the Indian with the paddle, he draws the net up, never Without from three to half a dozen ghstcning white- fish in it. frequently weighing five pounds each. ’ “The 'wondering Spectator, seeing- nothing but the boiling water, the sud.- den start of the Indian and his quick SWAIN, Blackstock P.U., '1‘1~ v-v'n 0 Ops Township. row»: ‘\:‘Isity,0 01‘ 10 lNu'. Mudlo (EU 3 P. L‘0 Box 23 in the DOW nee-)5 we lives» a». . “-0 ”W” H J. t in the rapids and gazes Constant- 1} to the victorof the fight. ‘ “Keep the piece!" broke in the van- to the water, which is often ten 1 _ . . , . ‘ t qmshed 1nd1gnaut1y. “Why, your honor, or more deep. . . . . addenly the Indian in the how will ; 1t Pfi'logficffi ”3’0 tHe b“ ‘1'" out 01 my 9 the net handie with. one hand, I‘ N“ 1 ”’0 s ' v. ‘ S. (r 3: 1: ‘ ‘ e ! ‘ t cemmb to n.1mpuhte the cano ‘ Taking Cam 0! Pa. t his: mole "1'11“ her nor for :111 i . . h t ” 0t l Along about tlus tune every year ma ' 1- L‘\A4 ‘ared for g’dusin Farm . . An Ane ‘L MORRISE The following anecdot , iHunt was once related by “Orion” E. ' on a bitterly cold day E r 0‘: t. to see Hunt, and found I‘m“ Ehim in a large room wlth a wide, old } fashioned fireplace. He had dragged . on to the hearth. close to a g Emmh- E large tire, leaving only ‘ P“ O . ,_ room for him- E “‘9’ mm, rgan ' self and his chair, an ' l d was playing :larmm: Counter-2 _ me, Musk,“ Form t with the greatest enjoyment. ‘ “My dear fellow,” cried Home, “are 1; examinations 0f‘ you aware that you are ruining your \ Toronto bonseiva ! . . ‘ , ,,, . and Reside)!“ 50 i piano IOI‘OYPI and ex er in that heat: ’ 2 “I knowâ€"J know." murmured Hunt, 23- I . . . . 7 . -E “but it 15 delimous.” OF THE SAULT K as he does iNDIANS. fl never been : i and persons of the‘great lune». -v on Huron to Lake Superior these fish must fight their way up the fierce and “a.” stubborn Sqult gate. Marie rapids. In 1 this they travel by easy stages. on g ‘ doing Thcv can brave the rapids but a short Dealer distance at a time. when, almost exâ€" saw a to the shelter of to mo. ‘ haustcd, they drop in the friendly rocks that pile the bottom hHe ‘ tall ar of the“greht_1akes' If: the rapifIS- were, to overco e whitefish, if the wa- their journey, th ter is not too deep, can be lifted out by the hand of the fisherman, they are Indians as hite fishermen know this ‘ ell the location of these i sheltering rocks, have only to thrust their nets down behind them and draw them up filled with fish. “The cunning of the Indian led him ive visitors the impression that he could penetrate the troubled depths of the rapids with his gaze and discover the Whitefish on the bottom. The wonder of it spread, and it has been one of the fondest and best pay- ! ing fictions of ‘Susan Mary,’ as the na- tives give you the pronunciation of the Sault Ste. Marie.” well as the W and, knowing w #__. No Limit to There never has the individual has Fruit Acids Kill Germs. 1‘ A writer in a scientific periodical: states that it is not generally known : that fruit acids are germicidal. “The E juice,” he says, “of limes and lemons ] is as deadly to cholera germs as cor- rosive sublimate or sulphur fumes or ‘5 formaldehyde or any other disinfectant. ’. It is so powerful a germicide that if g the juice of one lime or lemon bet squeezed into a glass of water that is Z then left standing for ten or fifteen ’ minutes the water will be disinfected. g [It makes little difference where the; *1 water has been obtained or whether it a 3 has been boiled or filtered.” As boiled , g or filtered water is not always obtainâ€" 2 7'able this is worth remembering. ‘ warn people agai‘. i running in using 1 hand. One wouh 1 any one needed 1 holding money v 9 A A- A.-nn n11m Getting Ready. Her guest being late for breakfast, the hostess sent the maid to inquire if he had heard the bell. “Yes, mum, he heard it,” announced Bridget, “and 1 think he’s most ready, mum. for I heard him sharpenin’ his teeth.”-â€"Brookiyn Li I c. LL uun‘ a...» . “Oh, I suppose some woman traveled i0101‘ it on her 1131' to a summer resort along about the time they wue tryin" to mink upa name for it.” â€"Chica«'o Rec- 0rd Herald. Properly Located. Bobbie-4 can't see why the funny bone was put in the (41:0 1‘, pa. ' Fathor-Why not. my son? That's a funny place for it.â€"â€"Smnrt Set, He W‘anted It. “I think I’ll have to pm The Trunk Line. “Pa. why do they call this railroad a trunk line?” . ¢ His Next Guess. “The weather man predicts pmbable show 913. but they don‘ t come,” remit; ked the horse editm. ‘ V “If he’ (1 pnedict improbable sho“ 01‘s, ti might have better luck ” added the snak editor .â€"Pittsburg Chronicle-'1‘ elegraph. A Long Meeting. He (bittea-ly)-â€"Goodby. then! Good forever! WS'her (weakening)-â€"Oh. Jack, don’t that! Say an revoh‘ havenâ€"Lite. we to put you under peace," said the justice Kerry Memories of a First Meeting With Artemul Wnrd. ‘ to the Cleveland Plain‘ On going in Dealer editorial rooms one morning I saw a new man, who was introduced‘ to mo as Mr. Browne. l He was young, cheerful in manner, tall and slender, not quite up to date in style of dress, yet by no meane hair was flaxen and very nose, the prominent tea- Was Romanesque-â€" d with a leaning straight; his ture of his face, quite violently soâ€"â€"-an to the left. His eyes were blue gray, with a twinkle in them; his mouth seemed so given to a merry laugh, so much in motion. that it was difficult l to describe. , ---...1. hnhhling in him to describe. though bubbling in him Is It seemed as was a lot of happiness which he made ca no effort to conceal or hold back. When we were introduced, he was sit- R‘ ting at his table writing. He gave his R‘ leg a smart slap, arose, shook hands C: with me and said he was glad to meet me. I believed him. for he looked glad all the time. You could not look at ould laugh. He laughed is table writing. When J he had written a thing which pleased him. he would slap his leg and laugh. 1 I noticed that George Hoyt and; James Brokenshire at their tables were '1 g ; pleased with his merriment and in-: l, dulged in broad smiles. As I bade him . é rind the others good morning he said} i “Come again, me liege.” I thanked; l him. said I would and went my way,"z é thinking what a funny fellow he was. ‘1, Within a month thereafter appearedi in the columns of The Plain Dealer a‘. a funny letter signed “Artemus Ward.”"; i The writer said he was in the show? ‘; business. had a trained kangaroo, “a“ 1 most amoosin' little cuss,” some ‘1 ‘3 tires, which he called a “great moral T show.” As he was coming to Cleve‘ 1 land to exhibit. he made a proposition 1:.) the proprietur that they “scratch each other’s h:icl;s"-the publisher to write up the show vigorously and the showman to have the handhills print- ed at his oifice and give him free tic-lo ets for all his family. So I found my young friend of the gnrgle and hay colored hair to he an embryo humorist i" into bloom. Artemus, as ' just burstii5 from that time he was best known, . soon had a city full of friends, myself b’cbmwxawm...~.w,,_ A BUDDING Within a montn Inert in the columns of The funny letter signed “A The writer said he w: business. had a tmlne‘ most amoosin’ little “snulx” and a collocti m'vs. which he called In planting out an orcnaru uu hurt1 ‘ plant more than can be manured and; cared for well. l ’ A yard or lawn always looks barren ‘2 without some choice ornamental trees? E, and shrubs. On this account every 1. lawn should contain a few choice speci ‘1 mens of these ornamental trees. 1 Scale insects on plants, such as the j oleanders, the fragrant olive, roses, l ctc., are among the most difficult pests ‘l to overcome. A mixture of white helleâ€" bore powder with dissolved soap rub- 50L! in is u. guuu “4.--“. Keeping all young trees carefully ’1‘ staked leads to the formation of clean, i straight stems. These in their turn ate ; conducive to the growth of large,: healthy, fruitful heads. One stout: stake should be placed by each tree: when it is planted. i Crocus must be planted in October] to insure spring blooms. It makes a: ; fine appearance if thickly planted upon ‘ a lawn. Make a cut with a spade} ; three or four inches deep in the 50er I tuck in a couple of bulbs and press the g in The habits of seals are very interestâ€" it ing. The very young seal is helpless; in the water until he is taught by hisi mother to swim. She takes him into; i the water daily on her fin and dumps} ; him in, and when he gets tired of; i floundering about places him on heri lfin again and returns to her campy; i When the young seals are well grown, i 3 they suddenly disappear with their} :1 mothers and the bull seals. No onegl i knows where they go, and their returnl ‘1 is equally as sudden as their departure. ‘3 i. The bulls are the first to put in an ap. i ‘; pearance at the camping groundul ‘ When they arrive, they commence 21Ml once to prepare a camp for their mates, 1 1 which they stake off, and for which! _ they fight until they die. In the mean- a time the female seals remain‘fquite a ; 1 distance from land, floating lazily on I ‘, the water and seemingly having a good 5. time. . rv-‘v ‘., r-cd in is a good remedy. sod band; into. place with the FLOWER AND TREE. "" Such queer mistakes ~ 1 3 ‘: The hunter makes 33, 5 'Z\ A .When be for game is gunning; -' I 3 The people wise 53?: ' Now realize :55; The woods they must be shunnincc rm CW1:- my a plant in bloom. water plants in flower from eutury Magazine. The N hnrod‘s Mistakes. Some quour mistakes The humor makes ‘ .,..,..‘.~ “‘hcn in the woods he's gunning, And oft his aim At fnm ied game Creates efl‘ect mnt's stunning. What 56m}: to him A p‘nm=:‘m Him Appears. and he is shooting. A Squall is heard; ’Twns not a bird, But pig that thre was rooting. Sometimes he sees Among Hze trccs An object Um: is dodging; "l‘is (1.1.in that’s large, He thinks. and charge 0! shot in CO“ he' s loduing. HuMORIST. There‘s srmtcthing Max-1:, Like turkoy‘s back, And he’s imcnt on gobbling; He bangs away; Then he lzcgrs a wish, And of; a horse gqes hobblin Habits of Seals. , Mid wank-d clumps A squirrel jumps, He thinks, and shot are flying; Then comes a yell, For, sad to tell, 1 chum far help is crying. A " an orchard do not b can be manured and foot. 11‘ Rudd Harness c6 Is the place to buy your Harnrss and Horse 0305;. If you w call and see our stock of Saskafchewan ROBES‘, Northwect P?“ a R. Robes, Grey and Black Gi‘at Robes, als ) Cub Bzar Kat-{:23}; Gal. R0? es and runners for carriages, BELLS and BLANKE'IS ‘; ( Gaby E Call,and inspect our stock were buying. “ ”(fry HERB. J. LITWW, .Agr IITTI F § (H n KTA‘\ Part of Lot or Street Lot, FETN: of Lake Shore Road... .. 6 East Part. . West, Half South West qr. South Half .. .: .... North Half .. .. .. .13 r. 4 31 ..21 90 S 50 3.90 1.95 TOWNSHIP OF DALTON 1 50 13.93 2.05 8 1 30 13.77 2.041 9 530 12.96 2.02 1 ‘1 95 16.45 2.11 North Half TREASURER’S SALE 8? Li Penelon Tuesday, February 1811:, West Half .. - .. .. . 9: VILLAGE Sub. Div. Lots A. nu 2 South of King-st. East of Sturgeon-st. ; S. of Kingâ€"st....l N.-of Maryâ€"st .. 1 S. of Maxy-st., W. pt. 17ft frontage .. .. A Sub. Div. Lot. 23, Con. 5, Block U., N. W. Pt of lot 4 being that part, not heretofore sold to John Carcw Job Tyrell Thos. Truscott L. ...... :4 North qr. t. S. 1/2, assessed to Johnston Estate in 1897, ._.‘.. :. North :Hali of Hill-fit. N. Cumeronâ€"st., S. W. Cor., assessed to Mur- dock Campbell, Black smith, in 1897 .. . .. N. Cameron-st COURT Queen-st w. Limctst North East, Part, asâ€" sessed to Hart Nichâ€" 0115 in 189;) ._. .. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done East. Half ....... Across from the Daly House, 1, James Richardson Mcseuuc. u“.â€" directed by the warrant of the Warden the Eleventh day of November, A. 1)., 1 every of the above-mentioned parcels oi now due upon them respectively, as at costs, (unless the said arrears of taxes *‘fln ('Lnnrf 1101188 in the Town Of Lin 5: A A“ 'l cl COLH’TY ()1: VICTORIA Falls West ...-..1 V] LLAG IE VILLAGE OF FENELON 209 LITTLE’S OLD STAND TO BE HELD IN THE 8 100 79.92 3.7( TOWNSHIP OF GARDEN TOWNSHIP OF BEXLE For Arrears of Taxes 11 95 16.40 2.11 .Lo.uu 11 100 16.45 2.11 18.56 12 50 28.79 2.42 31.21 13 90 11.57 1.99 13.56 13 87 11.11 1.98 13.09 TOWNSHIP OF DIGBY. 1 149 10.07 1.95 12.02 TOWNSHIP OF ELDON , 5 200 28.60 2.42 31.05 GB OF CAMBRAY IN FENELOX 1/; 8.31 1.95 mg rAr‘L‘C‘ 013‘ FENELON FALLS Towxsmr Con. Acres Arrears Comm'n Towxsu 1P TOWNSHIP OF SOMEILV lLLE AGE OF COBOCONK 1/; 2.03 1.95 TOWNSHIP OF LAXTON 7 :00 27.90 2.40 W ‘ W V ILL 0 F XOR...AND IN THE PO‘DN) 50 200 200 100 95 50 90 87 16A5 1645 2859 1157 11J1 HFJPIDN bb )AFH IDHH (/30 r1 AGE OF 0111211121; WNSHIP OF 1992, at 11 G’Clock 3a.! $10.33 10.83 10.83 50.06 V 19.08 1/ ‘74. 3-16 J. R. M Lindsay n.t.chm-.1 nâ€"W arder CXEIIJIIIEv Nm ember ’N of taxes and of Lindsay. i )F MARJPO 7-1 54. 54 31. 08 24 above LINDSAY Advert 1901. 1x LAXTON Bl rer of the County f the county Of 31, will proceed‘ land! for the 2 -m cat. out: tog‘ 15.98 Not. Patent/ellI 15.81 Patenw’ 14.98 Not Pawntfi 18.56 Patented 18.56 Patented 31.21 Km. Paten’w} 13.56 Patented 13.09 Patented 1'0 1 ‘2 .02 Patented 31.02 Patented 53b? Sieigil every kind. Conn 11‘» 5 Not Patented 26 Patented Patented Patented Patented Patented Patented 01 Not Patented gh tee 6 .45 71 Patented Patented Patented Patented muted Patented Fatenwd Patent/ed ?atent£d Patented Patented Pat/6'11””1 Pawn?“ 173:9an Pat/en Patel! 1, \rw’ 1.55th 1901) $1ka tease-5 ontra ct pric‘ . $81.90: F red J Calm, ,3 and ,draWing 16 4 31 George 7 '8517 50; (:30rg1 55 J ohn LE 55 50; Max:112 \n culvert 19'"?! $1 13 loads g1 11 x (â€"1 Baymer 15: “H" 3 .-. G 301»: WJ B “Chic 191,5;‘3 ()1 load ters, raglan-3' \d‘. ~Carricd. Moved by \V. ,_ onded by A. BICKi..-- Mackin EH: 11::xu‘T' . the gr‘n‘cl pit . ;,; con. 1U. gn'n‘x‘: ‘ interfere with ‘ -â€"Carried. Moved by \V. 1': 3 ended by 1’011311‘1 to}: order '3 given on «GaCh 07: 1h: ixililn'ait, F. Dix. GU rods of “ 39; Peter :Xnti-grmaa 13, 315: J. C. (mm. 59: C. McLean. gun- 'McLenn-an «x Cu., 1" . P. S. Mark. 31.4” dale, Lul. acct. 2:22:17; Surer of Reach. Mail“. Seagram road. 5.. care of grandchild. 35 loads of gra‘ml. 16 loads of gravel. ‘ 118 loads grave}. S \ charity grant. Can: Samuel Sanguim-. at, Manilla, .‘51.â€"â€"L‘a Moved by 1511'. 3h; 133' Mr. Cameron. 1!: 0‘ MT. J. I). BYR>> the Oakwood (hair. that Mr. A. 0. H mSDCCtOI‘ of MUG (i ‘ Moved by Mr. (E by Mr. McKinnon. 1 commissioners be 1\ emu. expenditure : 98mm 311.56: mar; A. McKinnon. expw 53.90 A. McKinnon. exp“! 4 per cent, 315.7 days 34;: E. 3 3531.7... at 4 per < tra. Work 3 days. expenditure 34:02.1 $16.08: extra WU! H. McCrimxlxoxx. 1 at 4 per cent.. 32*: days. SLâ€"Carried Moved by A. M by W. H. McCrim: lowing amounts h the lands on the 1901 yâ€"Na‘; 101 8. Catherine Mchufi‘n 0011. 10. Um acre: Moved by ‘Mr ed by Mr. Marl mu be rece'ivm be paid his cm « loved by 1‘11 ed by M12313! bridge, pt. of 5.! 10K Freehold Loan L< the following: mm 31- pt. lot .3. con Colter owner. GS 4: Oakwood. 1 :1 owner S2 67: S 2 acre, Mary .3. 5- pt. lot 2H. m ble assessmmu. °°n- 7. é; acre. 95¢; Clarence S labor, 8]: 110143 shtute 13130 1‘ . S eve stone Nokes cadim buildi )son. ? for in xaxes