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in the same Book. JUST OUT. om“, ....... . fi Pan Hope via Minbxook' Port Hope via Millbrook ......... “200me ..-...... 6453a: Cobooonk, etc...9 55 a m Coboconk. otc...6 20 a 11: “button, etc. .9 % a m animal-ton, etc..?. 15 p m E: Toronto . ..9 25 I m hTomntomtc. 9 30 t m 2:. 10mm»... ...8 00 9 ml “Toronto, one 05 p in Ix. Toronto... 12 00 undo lMx.Toronto. ”12 40 The New The indications are that the general elections will be brought on within a very few Weeksâ€"in all probability about the middle of March. The contest will shortly be opened in good earnest, and from now out every man who believes the present government’s administration at Ottawa is a hindrance to the prosperity The bridge at Fenelon Falls was promised before Mr. Hughes was elected, and he ought to have the honesty to give Mr. Barron credit for that. A5 for the famous little river surveys. most of them are in South Victoria, and Mr. Fnirbaim should not be robbed .of the credit of those. Port Hope via. Millbrook ...... ... 2 00 pm finhtmnk. etc...9 55 2.1:: of the country should prepare himself for the struggle to come. The date of the liberal convention for South Victoria has nut as yet been :lecidecl on, but full notice willahortly be given. We have known before an occasional man giver. to mouthing who had some- thing to say about everything that every one was doing and afterwards had the simplicity to think that his babbling had something to do with the result ; of such character is the absurd statement by the member for North Victoria that he is the man who brought the Howry firm to Fenelon Falls. The revival of the lum- her trade is, as everyone knows, due to the abolition of the duty on sewn and dressed lumberâ€"the policy of the democratic (I) LARGER CASH SURPLUS. (2) INCREASED BONUS. '3) Valuation Raervea Strengthened. gm in the- United States - -. policy which the Warder never ceases to condemn. The people of Haliburton county are told to be satisfied with the fact that he he: bed some Helibnrton views inserted in the Grnnd Trunk guide-book, end the people of the rest of the county with the Trent Velley Canal, a few additional poet- offieee. end river surveys. Now, the reason Hsliburton county is not the resort for tourists that it should sign simplybectuse the Gnnd Trunk nilny has WW It in fuvor of Mmkokn. Tourist ticket: Ire Wuurduadnammw mundtourilb’mdmpm’ lugs-go mended free, while 170,00ka or KM full rates no chased end Result Prominent Object. Sound Life Insurance. Bonuses every 3 years. Claim: Settled Immadlatd . Fair ”at". Unconditional [’0 (out. Special Advantages to Total Abualncn. All the «rising urge sum This is what a North Victoria elector hid with reference to the long-winded eiitorial in last week's Warder in which the member for North Victoria recounts the events which have occurred during the last three years, and claims credit for them all. Life Assurance Go'y. It has been found advisable to change the date of the North Victoria reform convention from Feb. 22nd to Friday, Feb. 8th, at the same place announcedâ€" Coboconk. The time is short before the convention, but quite sufficient to allow the liberals in each sub-division in the riding to properly appoint their delegates, and it is to be hoped that there will be a full representation and a most successful convention. It will be well to bear in mind that each polling nub-division is entitled to send a delegate for every twenty-five electors. ' WESLEY 6555/2, Lindsay 31:7: Gauzutiau LINDSAY, FRIDAY, JAN. Lindsay. Sept. 18th. 1894 -27-1vr. THE GENERAL ELECTIONS. 984 ND TR UNK RAIL WA Y. m1 rEâ€"a rune. N OR TH VICTORIA REF DRM CON VEN TI ON. m8 Am flfflblfln BOOKSTORE. minus 01 the Cnmdinn Brunch, beside:- uums from England, invested in W Samuel- vex um, no. APP,“ 1‘0 Inauganco. A? Ts. Porter. P. 0' Box 1-13. "BONES." . ”mama ' 1.“.“‘“ 1.700....“ “0.000.“ that the general TRAINS DRYAR’I‘. "47‘ how, if you the North Yum-muons one end to theother,yonwillfind in every locality and in every village (with the single exception of Fenelon Falls), not signs of increased prosperity, but the reverse. than they were years ago. There is not a. village or a. neighbourhood in which there are not many on the eve of, if not totslly insolvent. As numbers have said, “times never were so hard.” These evils will never be remedied by surveys or bridges, nor by the few doller that may be expended on public works. These are the “bones” that ue being thrown to keep the people quiet. What will bring is wanted in such a policy an some genersl prosperity to the country and enable smsn to work on his own farm and makes olivine, and not drive the fsmentobecome "nsvvies” shovelling dirt on the Trent Volley csnsl in order to support their families end pay up back interest that the N. P. has accnmnlsted on their shoulders. .1 AL- Writing on Mr. MacLean‘s criticism of Pope's memoirs of Sir John Macdonaid, Prof. Goldwin Smith gives this inter- esting paragraph: “Sir John Macdonald was in my house a few days before the election of 1878, and was talking of his prospects. He had up to that time, and continued till after the election, to keep protection at arms lemth, and declared only for readjustment. I called his atten- tion to the fact that some of his suppor- ters were using protectionist ianguaze and ventured to goint out to him that while the United tates, with their vast and varied area of production, and their immtnse home market, might nc t sufl’er so much from the procectionist system, that system would never do for Canada. "No,” was Sir John’s reply, "and you needn't fear that I am going to get into that hole.” When he ultimate y declared for protecl txon I could not help rallying him on his conversion. His answer was that ‘pro- tection had done so much for him that he had to do something for promotion." on “June Iuv uni-v- _- The policy of keeping the meee of the people poor for the benefit of the few, end then trying to eppeeee end bribe the people with “bonee” end ecrepe end crumbe. in giving the eleewre the treet- ment due done tether then men. 7,#A_ L- “Throw the poor dog I bone" mml to be the solo motto sad the high»: Ides of lumnmhlp ol the member for North Vlcwrll. A- it in mimmd thot than will be I deficit of nbout six million: this year, it: in prob-ble tho: i! old Mothor Hubburd over goal to the cupboard Igsin she will find it burs, and North Viowris will not even get the “bones." LINDSA Y The but fleeting (or 1895. Pursuant to the call call of the chair man, the final meeting of the board 01 health, as constituted for 1891:, was held In the council chamber on Saturday even ing of last Week. The members preaem 111."...- an": L maul-nu uv man, the final meeting of the board of health, as constituted for 1891:, was held In the council chamber on Saturday even- ing of lest Week. The members present were: Chairman Thee. Walters, and Messrs. J. Flounder, B. Walters, J. L. Winters, B. Cooke, G. W. M1119, S. Irwln, Dr. Burrows and W. Stewart. The minutes of the last meeting were read, and after belng slightly amended we re confirmed. Rpert laid on table pending tne arrival cf the M. H. O. CHAIRMAN'S ANNUAL REPORT. Mr. WALTERS then read the following To the Mayor and Council of the Town of Lindsay: Gsx'rtsunxâ€"On the organization of the [one1 board of health lor the current year the following committees were appointed, for the purpose or exercising efl‘ectual supervision ol sanitary matters in the several districts throughout the town. viz. :â€" North w-rd. Mayor Walters. Messrs. Winters and Maunder; south ward. Messrs Irwin, Burrows and Cook : east ward. Messrs. Mills. Stewart and Walters. During the current year the board have dealt with the regulating of the dumping mound, and the re. moval or night soil and other garbage; also the ex- amination oi the filters at the Waterworks, and the samples of the water sent to the secretary of the provincial board of health {or the purpose of analysis. The results of the latter have been previously re. ported to the council. The board has dealt with the question of milk, and instructed the inspector to exercise a rigid super vision over persons oflering milk for sale. and to prosecute any person altering to sell anything but the pure and unadulterated article. We have also had under consideration the leasibility of procuring some appliance for superheated steam for the purpose of disinfecting bedding and clothing which have been used in houses where contagious diseases have existed. but owing to the cost of such a plant exceeding what was expected by the board. no action was recommended by the committee who had the matter under consideration. The medical health officer reports the town to have been in a very satimctory state regarding the public health, with the exception of diphtheria. which has prevailedto a considerable extent, not only in :he town and surrounding country. but throughout Canada and the United Stutes There have been no deaths reported of any contagious diseases except diphtheria ; oi the latter 52 cases have been reported and 13 deaths. Some 15 of the ewes were reported from three houses which, in my opinion, shows the urgent necessity {or the town council to take the necessary steps to at once erect a suitable hespital for preventing the spreadinz 0! all contagious diseases, and aid the;sanng oi lite Private houses are not suited for the proper isolation of such patients. public interest to erect suitable buildings; it would not only be better. but cheaper. totreat tlents who are in poorcireumstaneeethantokeepw oleramilies as now. If a suitable hospital were provided thoseperlone affected who could and it could have their own private nurses and medical attendants. therelore all classes 0! citizens would be benedtted thereby. As no record of mortality is kept at the present time at the clerk’s once, I would recommend that a suitable book be provided and a record kept 01 all deaths, births and in future , Tues. WALTERS, chairman. y but he found it could not he obtained. Al- thou it was the last meeting of a dying boar he would strongly advise the ep- pointment of a committee to wait on the town council Monday evening and bring to the attention of that body the pressing necessity that exists for a town hospital.â€" The re was received and edr pted. Mr. Isms thought it was about time the council and the board of health realized thehot-thet such e building Is 3 necessity. When things come home to a man he is likelyto Mummy then he would in the case of others. During mmmmamwm A__ A... wmumm COMMUNICATIONS. From Dr. McAlpine. medical health officer, enclosing repzrt of infectious diseases for the month of December. He again called the attention of the board to the necessity hr an isolation hospital.â€" 31327170311? NO ms. BOARD OF HEALTH North Victoria. from Graih. Flour and Feed hrs-1° the â€"â€"-â€" year than maid been up the mm“ the town council has now firth“: MUSTARD SEED BM“ ve up the work The wmmmm-M wasted annually “0“ or amusements than sand-y. J“ 19““ " Which “an“; institute In the W3! ...-..m 1mm an a. Mdczen hospitak- l Bunchu'l’ caneâ€"m- u- d It" M, Mr. examined a number of milk ‘3‘“ had plea and am:- 0! them up to standerd Q“ in m ”or nuke: ell roan mnotnwym a “3:233" Ii M In. My on undue! vb. M then-lint t. peld 1°. an even:- Ms mmmw n m m “NEW.“ W m M” n m . A wmam DWA'HON. In Moot-dance with the chairman'- rc- parh Mr. Coon: moved. seconded by Dr. Bunnows, the Mean Irwin. Manna", wane", yam. and Stem be a ocmmlt- A..- ._ nan-null ”11“.! are due and are hereby tendered to Mr. Thee. Walters £01"n the emvechri efficient and courteous mannerin e fhas attend ~ ed to his duties as chairman cf thisboaxd during__ the pest year.” - £.â€" "anal: n! g (luring uuc poem. ’0" . Mr. Wmmns added a few words of a oommendatory nature, after which the reso- lution was passed unanimously by a stand- in vote. . WALTERS acknowledged the com- ggiénent in a few neat sentences. He had 11 actuated by no personal interests, and had no other desire than to conduct the board's business for the nets! good â€"he had tried to do his uty without ten, favor or afleotion. The board then adjourned. Toronto Imam W The receipt: of ruin on the street wkoc hero Tue-any were null. Price: were study. What-Sandy: o'ne loud 0! white selling 3‘ 63¢. Baby-firmer: 1 500 bulhels selling u Me to 48k. on. Study: :00 bushels selling 3: 35¢ to ago. my ad Strutâ€"Tho receipts wmmll The" van ngood demnd ad the mrkotwuflmr, so load: 0! bay tolling st 9 50 to 810 50 (or :10on and g :3 89 gr clover, and two Ind: 01 strut selling a to Dru-ed Hogsâ€"Tho adoring: were not Inge. Thom nun rooddemmd and the who: my Quark]: Toronto Seed lurker. The oflerings 0! red clover ere smell end thet kecrl the merket from declining in eympetby with the America whet. Prices ‘in Toledo were lower Tuesdey end there he» been e decltne at 25c in the America: market during the put week. The top price for red clover here in 8. The olefin:- o! Momhirendthomrket to needy withtsthe outside price. Toronto mm' m The mint: 0! min on the street whet here â€"The adoring: m not Inge mggooddcmmd and the mute: m it $5w8525.the format for poor stock Omen or m Camus Post } Lumen. Jun 25, 1895. Bufldo Batu! lurk“. BuflAlo. Jun. 22nd.-Buloyâ€"There In! more inquiry Tuesdty thm (or the put week, hm price- were too high. Quoted :â€"No. I western. 621:; No. 2 western. 60c: No. 1 Ctuds. 65c;No 2. 781:1“ 3 extra 61c t9 Clio: Sate. 59c to 61¢; chonuer,6: £06k. ,lbullcawuuvuwv v. -.._ __ Emanrhmmns'rrOn Friday evening of last week there were lime-light views on the Life of Christ given In the Presby- terian church. There was a large number present. CARNXVAL â€"On Wednesday evenin of this week there istoben grand care ml at the rink. AA 399d tjme [e exgectgd. k s..; - -na 1-. 30011015115- 2 amocâ€"â€"- ‘n _ , vaxcmâ€"On Sunday lost due Presby- terian pulpit was occupied 13 ‘ Campbell, returned mlaalonnry from Central India: the Methodist, by Rev. W. Thornl ,ot Greenbunk. Both gentlemen preach excellent neg-mom a; visa” 1: {621}??? Royal' Templa'rs was organized ...... A large number from here attended the district division held at Greenbank on Friday last. Simmons. flflm a quv‘w . .Lively times are expected here during the 09mins plectlons ...... _On Friday even- COMMERCIAL N EW S- [Conesvondencefiot Tun Post n,,.,‘__ - EURT 1933;: Y._ '99fi Thy-I‘M? ‘I cm.- Abom gamma 5 huadnd 080M 5: aluminum“! ntmflw fl pa When Only-n mmwwwuwm. Inch 0mm and lprl -MI cold. I’m In ohngod. Ila-fly m to p07 has” Ilium-MINOR“ Cab...” 00 ‘0 “0 oo numbed ch01“. par Mm... soon nu numbed con. out]. m...... I 75 to I ’5 Bumhou'mwm........ 160m 875 Exlmmwm.......m 375» 875 awoken 5nd laden...“ m... 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In“. â€"M m P1193 flexâ€" Hon treal. NEW GOODS AND PRICES SUIT THE TIMES. you buv are stamped EVERY FIVE YARDS AME. ‘Nono others are or their mammal-0. For a Nobby and Fashionable Hog: Bros. Ottawa Winter Carnival Ticket: sold mud all inform- auou given at tho EXPRESS 0W- R. J. MATCHETT, Ticket Agent, G.T.R. choir food rovonowy, yu- u..." .. boooM from m I! oo, thoy roqulro “condom (in thou tho OLD ENGLISH CONDITION POWDERS wording to W and they will ooon ho q to o hoolthy oordltion. For Hido-hound It lo o oomph“ ooooooo. For Hoovoo. Congho, Colds and oll dioooooo which ofloot “I. wind of honoo, it ha no oquol. Tho woll known Honomon ond Stock WI 0! tho County opook in tho hinhoot touno o! thou, and pronounoo FARMER AID STOCK RAISBRS WI 0! the County up highest term of them, and than the but on the mint. MONEY TO LOAN M mum“ T :uurtavnood on Insular an new M m I" Ions“ - and I)...” EHIGIIBOIHAM, 5. J. H. SOOTHERAN, mus. Pumas. was man annual. - runny a nun. - rxooms and rovssu. mummy or 5.303. - M 9! m T-MO- ' I will and my 0! alone by an" on reads» 0! PH"- SINGLE TAX BOOKS. sorts Discomléy SINGLE FARE “AI. ESTATE bought and cold on Communion. “mm“! At LITTLE’S Bock-Store. MORTGAGES CHANGED. Juan! I!!!“ ”a. M mint. Kent-8t. GEO. A. LITTLE. LINDSA r. Ir Hon-or Oculolunoc poor, no Mb, or do thud-m: 01! annually, yd M70 no {mu m I! no, tho, roqulro n; gin MtboOLD INGLIBH TION POWDERS wording to J. H. 800 thorax:- G. A. LIttIO sow Oil-Y 3! Trunk Ram's!- wink-dd“. mm. 91 Opposite Benson House i ‘ I ka‘ we wzl/ sa- émz'zzess 0% 1V. B. --No goods chm/g. ed during z‘lzzls sale. MoGAFFEY Lind aay's Leader of Low Cash Prices Dry Goods. House. JAN. |.9TH, I. E. W. UcGafi‘oz dll ltll 3nd 1.13:4 Th luvlu Sam: Two Cot“ ohm in TMmem Sti ShU' cf m1 we 1 mid! Th4 wit thelt