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mwmmlinumamiedvot "â€"v.v VC- 4“...“- Ieetern America. end we ere mud to think “in every curling centre of importance in America. the name or our good town is known “impeded. We admire in no smell degree Ito flock you heve shown in going so far to try (theme-ere: yonneivee, your club end your town. and we rejoicenot only in your eucoeee hemmhevingthemly Gentle rink which ”floater been willingtoriekite re utedoo homoetiuon with the great-inn or e home donning. thence: Nonhweet. Toeeythe: we no ndofyoureneeeeemwinningmeennd mm Cup at theWinlnpgg an. unseen whichieemhlemetie theohemoion- flpotnheboneodLeadwhichie moreooveted “In: oeheroeeeneeotthehonoretnehedto Mighentooteebleenexpreeeionetonr Within cup. with theme wen bythe “Lindsey rink one“ you, completes the undotpdzeeopentoouhldeflnheothenhe [And-e! curler-e have newehehooor or heving uneverynrizeooen ”thematthewmnim w Thhhmhmmemmwhenn Jhet their convection-e heveheea the “Matthew new we team-em heve modem .eetourtownhewnthreuthehelength “mudemmmm: weeen b h hanfdeat to eelehreee your view-lee m. e curiae we melee because your ”mehmmm which we “a on! you veee wxmqgilmwm'mt etthe ' "rho Governor-General of Qannds end the lieutenant-Governor“ Ontario' elicited from Buster Doheon siittinw etiology of the intelli- nee end kindly qualities 0: the gentlemen the st present occupy those exnlted positions. "Rule Bxittsnie" wss next song by Mr. John who was in excellent voice. “Our Municipal Institutions” was replied to hmnxyuesnd I. Finley on behalf or thetown council; and by Messrs. R. Kennedy and R. J. Mouughlin on representatives or the ”no! board, in short and pithy sddxesses. “Our Victorious Rink” was received with three cheers and s "tiger.” and the applause no ions-continued. Knox-Rs) snldthepresent wssoue or those was when fitvlvlgnld 11th to pgsess the [in eloquence mien tting express mm fimbfi‘i‘ nmwmw‘m o a so y vest rinks from oil over the continent. 2. Petty then song "Gone. Gene. Gene." and lasing vooiterously cheered cove “Good-bye. may deer.” otter which Mr. John Read read the following sddreu: ”Messrs. J. D. Flavelle, skip. J: A. McMillan, 3rd. J. M. McLennan, 2nd. 7?. H. Simpson, 1st, Champions of the Winnipeg Bampid : for the year 1892: M11: Eastern America. through th vio- tuios over eastern clubs. It. remained for those the want to Winnipeg in previous years to mks theme 0: mmm and our curling duh known th'ronghopt the whole pt North- .L_..__ .Â¥A,A , We meet you to-nightucidzenannd as curlers amatoyounwdoomohomongmmd to ”you in this quiet way that we appreciate Inductor-yon fortorthamuskm whiohyou have displayed in playing the “and mid aurin‘ guns." Informer years some or you and we otus who are here ”41181“. with other: who have gone. made the name of Lindsay and lining gas-ling Clnbéfgmqga phi-91139031: the A-)-, --.-__ ._‘ Iiettersot regret at inability to be present were read from Messrs. John A..Berron, Geo. Intthews. Geo. Thompson. E- D. Boneher or Poser-bore. Joseph Flsvelie of Toronto. Dr. Vroomen of Little Britain end horn Rev. Robt. Johnston. chaplain or the Lindsey curling rink. me: which Mayor Ray introduced the toast as “The Queen” was A signed for oil voices to unite in a. hearty rendition of the notional en~ “.mdthetoastwss drunk with honors in denrooid water. “The President of the United States" bro 1: Hr. Walter P. Din. resident U. S. consul. to test. who responded tothe sentiment in s nest pooh. that crested every favorable impres- “ “recherche”innllits detofleendwnsonly unniledby that given Skip Flnvelle and his uneven-ego when they returned similarly Hon with spoils of conquest in the term of naive silver tanketds. The banquet was meant the Simpson house, the large dining- :noln at which hsdbeen hnndsoxnely adorned to: the occasion with streamers. banners and curling. hockey and snowshoe emblems. At wanna: seventy ct theieading citizens of the m not down to the wen-appointed tables and unneeded to do Justice to the nppetizlng vinnds provided. music being supplied mean- while by Messrs. Denison and Humphreys.‘ whose violin and organ selections were greatly utioyed. After he]! on hour hnd been devoted thumbing the needs of. the “inner men” the lntellectnnl portion of the evening’s prom-m "introduced by Mnyor Boy, who occupied thnchnir. hoving on his right and left Messrs. J. D. Finvelle, Ja A. McMillan. J. McLennnn nnd W.H. Simpson, who comprised the victor- many Citizens Unite in Honoring the Snooouxni Winnipeg Sink. the complimentary banquet tendered by the My curling club and oifizsna on Fridny atoning last to the victorious Winnipeg rink @112 (Emahiau 33:151. LINDSAY, FRIDAY, MARCH}, m2. In Advertisement: T121: Weak. ARTISTS GOODS a. SpecialtY. ll nmm com: '03 I00] PAPER and PICTURE FRAMES â€"-18 Al‘â€" w. A. GOODme HEADQUARTERS And-Dandruflâ€"Dr. L. A. Smith 8: Co. Ptciflo Coast-Excursionâ€"T. Matchatt. Splendid Chance â€"Avply at this Oflce. Abstract Statementâ€"Mun. of Madness. 0:. '1‘. Semen‘ Trainsâ€"F- C. Taylor. agent. Bales or New Spring goods-Warner 8: Co. §uotiog§gle or Farmâ€"Lays. Reid 8: Owens. Iocuâ€"s. Cotton: linedâ€"J. Neelandk Icedâ€"R. D. Themes. Loonâ€"W. E. Murphy- mâ€"A. Moodmmom Will papersâ€"R. S. Porter. hoodâ€"Emily Cheese Factory- xow Sprint: Stock-1L 3’ 05"“ mud Keenan-Board of Tm“- w Dress Goods-N. McPhnden. nude Sm'inzâ€"E- E. W- 14°91‘36“ Wonun's ninetiesâ€"8113mm Soap- THE CURLERS BANQUET. W. mock taut. m. it A. Goodwm. sweet. clean, white; leaves the Maui: and smooth z-without boiling or scalding. READ 5%.”: mrrbsued on 0, '18 m. SOAP. 7’” “Surpns C SURPRISE Tait“ out thedlrt: .- I1.- ‘Oh- “oh I! 'w'o'rin «1:291 Bxs'rosm the directions onthemppet _-Atthe moo at the Dominic: All!- snoo In 0mm end”. 3'33 animated debug it w decided It bofigtggbwthgld hormonal! â€"'1‘he noon-had manual: he db nomad”. Mancunian-nth. but cidodlneoomgquenooofthokmonumbu comm nymmmuflm I: otnnunployed mkmoninthooulonyto mmmmwlmhmm mutmmmrthomh “Mmmhmmnmm ~-A“h°m°° “mmm' WMWMIHMM no. in Dunn end”. 3M 3 ‘ muddommitmdecweduwm “but Q? m unmetommmmma,mmug You muunlwmnummmmLm nuns than!“ Insomnia-mo million has remd. m “â€"48 cow. Evidence having been presented to the department that importation mama. are thtreqnently broken up into small 10 s forth nrposeof avoiding the necessity offal-1531mm the consular certificate requiredvi‘)?v law tor all invoices exceeding; 100 in no, acting Secretary Spaiding has instructed customs omcers to require the production of a certified in~ voice" in all cases where there is reason to suppose that such evasion of the law has taken place. In the house to-dsy Representative Castle of Minnesota introduced a. joint resolution expressing the desire of the American people through their senators and representatives for the renewal. as, nearly as practicable of the reciproci treaty between the United States an Great Britain signed on June 5. 1884. which concerned our trade and business relations with Canada. The Democratic Committee on Ways and Mann“ Pall a Bill M: Lumber on the Free List. WASHINGTON, March 1.â€"(Special to the Globe.)-The lumbermen of Canada will be interested in knowing that the Democratic Committee on Ways and Means is deter- mined to pass the bill which will place lumber on the free list. There is, of course, no chance that such a bill will become law, but the movement shows the purpose of the Democratic party. A convention of lumbermen is now here to protest against ‘ the passage of such a bill. but Mr. ryan a Democratic member of the Ways an Means committee, said to-day that the committee did not care to hear any argu- ments on the subject. as they had deter- mined in an event to pass a bill putting lumber on t e free list. The convention includes the leading lumbermen of the United States. The two hills which the convention hopes to defeat are bills intro- duced in the House by Mr. Stone of Kentucky and Mr. Bryan of Nebraska. Mr. Stone's bill provides for the removal of all duty on lumber of every kind and descri tion imported into this country after use 30, 1892. Mr. Bryan's bill does not go so far. merely providing for the removal of all duty on undressed lumber imported into this country after the lat of October next. The passage of either of these bills. the delegates contend, would bethe ruin of the lumber interests of the entire country. and after the convention has decided upon the best manner in which to present theircase before Congress, that course will be vigorously pursued. At present it is believed that the best course would be to present their case before the House Ways and Means com~ mittee. and it the arguments of the dele gates should be disregarded by the committee then organize in the House an opposition sufficiently strong to defeat any such measure. And should the House passeither bill the delegates declare that the light would then be transferred to the Senate. The lumber interests of the United States arevery much excited over these bills. for they fear that by some chance they might pass both Houses. and that the president in that case. in view of the presidential campaign might fear to veto them. ly honored. and the lan- sex found champions to Messrs. Martin. Black and Knowlson. "Mine Host and Hostess” and “Ann; tang Sync" then brought ts a close a most smoysble evening. FREE LUMBER AND RECIPRO- CITY. aong entitled “Romeo and Juliet." the thetlo air and wordaegrovlng irresistibly long able. “The Learn Professions" brought out short speeches from Dr. Herr-1mm. A. Jackson. W.H. Stevens, J. Hal-atone and E. A. Hardy. "Commerce and Manufactures" was respond~ ed to by Messrs. J. R. Duncan and Richard Syh veater. _'1_‘ha toast of "The Ladies" was grammatical- unfit-intends“ in Winni- tehett, the company's here. end his remerhs were received :th eppleuse. m end Sim E3 £5; E g: Messrs. McMiilen. eother membersot the rink. also return thenksiubrietbut uecttermstorthsreoep- tion accorded themdoelnd the kind sentiments . exp: ssedintheeddrese. ‘Tfie Outerio end Menitobe bunches of thel Royal Celedouie curling club“ was responded to ‘ i by Mnxeidiilen. Menitobe emigration agent. . {hose 1%. evoked greet eppleuse end "Our Visi Curlers” brought Mr. W. J. ’ Reedeho wi Mr. W. '1‘. Boyd represented the Bcoceygeon club) to his feet. In the course oihisremerksMr.Reed seid the BOW 2.2%“ “’° ”fibwéwfim ”meant? ory ev y e men. mews“? ‘31:} :21?” .... m w our The heslth ct Messrs. Tote 31%» ct thec. RR. westhenntonosedendnt honored...ur. Metchett in hisrepiy eeid outside or hisown good wiilhe hedreeeiveda letter mm.reu%mmm eiilnhis power for the Lindsey cur Juethere Mr.Fleveue was asked to explain ebout the Lindsey men's “mescot."to whom theirsuccesswesseidtobedueine tmee- sure. Mr. Fievelle hughinnly own up to the presenceotthetindivi :heseidthetessoou es the Lindsey curlers commenced work their ettentinn wee ettrected by e nee meniy little chepotsbout twelve yours of ego who meni- ieeted the deepest interest in their menses throughout the various metchee. end on severe! occasions whenineherd iixcheered them up D sleeping teem on the books and seying‘to opponent "Just you welt end seehow la- . velie will knock 'em out.” When Spat-line de teeted them in the international contest the "mescot" to“ very bed. end came up with teers in his eyestoeuquire ”What did you do thet tor?” implying that they hed lost purposely. Be eiterwuds sew them of et the steticn. telling themtobesure endcome up next you After e whis solo. "The coking " by Mr. F. Know , “The Idudsey (‘urling Club" wee honored; Messrs. J Keith. J. Me Milieu. H. Ferguson and J. Metthie replied. ‘ the letter being credited with mehing one or the best speeches of the evening. At this point Skip Fisvelie received e pleasant surprise. Mr. J. A. McMillen stood up. end in etew nest sentences mode it plain that the other membereot the rink wished to present their popular-ska: with the hendsome trophy won st the hens el. - Mr. Flevelle returned eerty theuke. It wee entirely unexpected; end the gift would form {gather tie between them es comrades end our- Mr. E. s. Martin then contributed a comic song entitled “Romeo end Juliet." the pathetic ‘ “4A4 : mnwmmm amwmmmmmmma _ Am «wm n mm mm Wm” Mmmmmmmm E3 5‘ Egg :3 Tram-In Linda». on Honda. Fe brunt! 9th. 1:92. Nu: Jln madman. Robert “magzdmyttn. mannaâ€"In One. on 8mm!" Fem-m 27m. 1392. Luna. ma anoma- «it an. John Kathy. and 8 um ad 4 month. Moronâ€"0n the 27th Fem. st but Into refinance. 101 D'Arcy-at. Ton-um; Annie Flaw. mummw. fienn manna. mwx.â€" venuun,an 1m". raw 1901. Mrs. Ogboflno Koown. “73 mm. Fonda: byibé Rev. Robert Jm 3:5. Henry 1‘. Oliver on Ellen McKay. Mam-Mow. â€"On Wednesday, the 24th um,“ them Linda by the Rev Robt. Johnston} Annould also con- ship 00 Mon. eldest angina: d dex- Holam o: Karim b‘unrxaâ€"Poaunâ€"At the residence of the bride's tether, on the 24th inst. by the Rev. Junes Fraser. Hr. Joseph Curtis to ”Jena semsmter of Mr. flannel Poms, all Ownâ€"Mommâ€"On Wednesday. the 2nd 1mm. at. mgroasonoegtm made N099!- Toma, March 8.â€"By Ellen Bowen. suction- oer. volume term stock end Implements. the property at Mr. Semnelxlrwln. let u. eon. 3. Fenelon. Solo on the premises so one o’clock and without reserve. Tunnnz, Much 15-13, George Manzh. euc- floneer, volume tom nook and in: loâ€" xnente. the of Mr. Thomas Crow y “may”. 8. no. 8:103: one o_'oloc_k Monthly Prize- lor Boys ond Gun. The "Sunlight" Soap 00.. Toronto. ofl'er the allowing prizes every month till further notice. to boys Ind girls under 16. raiding in the pro- vince of Ontario. who send the mutant number at “Sunlight" mppere: int. 810; Sad. 36; 8rd With. 81: 51h tenth. ohnndeomebook: end 3 pretty picture to those who send not leee then 12 wrappers Bend wrappers to Sunlight Soup OflnfiSoott-et. Tomato. not later than the 29th oteeoh month. and marked competition I undremuv‘nemqeddrenmondnnmbero innere’ names will be published wro in'lgronwm on the first Semi-do: in each Hay . ...... . ........... Dressedflogaper 10.01135. II. 8 ~52 oo 7.5. '88: 'QBI €88! were easier,800bns Oneâ€"The receipts were small and prices were armor at 38 to 370. Buy and Strawâ€"The receipts were not Inge and prices werestead . filmdaaemncntmto 816 for timothy and _8 so 13 (or clover. and 7 Mermaw “$.00” 81. _ Dre-apt! flossâ€"The W2“ W913. lama.“- Dressed Hensâ€"The reeei'w u were larger to- “f and the market wee at $6 to 86.25.- [G obs at Tnndsy. 820. standard; other: were nominal}: quota- Toronto scoot Harlot. The mint: or main on the meat market to- m were and]. Prices were study. Wheatâ€"Steady; 1.000 bushels of m sold at were firm. Theq ”is; wee only fair. but two or three picked lots at 50 (feed and wuered) wnloh mob the highest price Prices ruled pretty much u on Friday.â€" pix-e. Calvesâ€"flare was another market for calves two-day. and the 40 to 50 sold roadi- lyat ranging between 82am! '10. One a 200 lbs, sold at 810; and am lot of 3 avsragln other lo: 0: 22, averaging 130 lbs. sold at 85.75 per head. Hogsâ€"With a light run of 155 Tuesday prises wage firm: .Tlae. 9MP! 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[0033mm my. lumen m ’OJJKL‘DIAN roar," LIN]: ("7770775 £6 iOO hm ac mums-m “Dal“. m n. SIGN 0" THE ANVIL. . ammonam-u‘ J. 6. EDWARDS, W an?) m line. m w uncom Emor- mega“ tanking m‘.‘ ho w Put on W a th 5% DO YOU arm TO BUILD? HARDWARE when-1d M2333 out” gu‘x’natotm’ “human! bongo known at time“ one. ormybouoemlnod 011mm“) LEYS, REID OWENS. Vondofl Solicitors. 18 Court-st. 1‘0th. out: THOMAS ROBEBTE. Fusion Faun. ‘ Toronto. Mach 1. 1892-95-3. 1892. It the hour of two o'clock. Mn» ‘ho following nun Lemur-m viz: mwmammm the 1.: con. o: the townnnp o! Venn-m. In the county ox muons. 009m 0mm Ami. moreorleu. Tutnmm 13:33.01: “Ml“.m mung a w. vary as none to: maxim: dis attuned. about two mneshom onelon menu-mus norm. In as Yul-[o o: rmnox Lug“, m the county“ WEDNESDAY, the 16th day of March, There will be oflered (or sale by PUBLIC AUCTION GRAZING FARM. tinoonnmi ‘rl'V’ questions on my ”31881016 mt. bJ'eot. many. Feb. 2295. 1392â€"9: 1. an onMuitobsandlungrlcultumh-eaomlt Omemee, on Monday, Feb. 29, Fraserville, on Tuesday, March 1, Baillieboro, Wednesday, Mar. 2, Bensfort, on Thursday, Mar. 3. AN ADDRESS MR. ROBERT DO UGLASS MANITOBA. .The lemurs»- km a Maxwell” in Here! “800313.1131‘1‘035. {m1 of CAIBRAY. ammo. um Guam mam-u. [“SI'IADE ROLLE LB} A3333“ %..ws=%mm°~m nnhmwmugwmmm ‘ ”3133'me Hm mmwmmm a n. mm? m WMWWWmeW WWW mm. Wm UCTION SALE NURSE“ WANTED.-â€"fim wausornm-day. ‘ Ku _ D.M.FERRY 00.. Wlndsor,0nt JAMES MITCHELL, gamma,“ cam. Pacific Coast Excursions DATES~BVBBY FRIDAY. ‘p .3, J50 ~00C20k. .hhg‘hfl .ICUJ‘UO 44‘ >- 30. 33:25: 2: out... :2... 52. WE TELL PS TAXES. J. G. 12:11 yards. (“an s} Ol' VALUABLI NOTICE TRUTH. JOHNSTON 81880" doorman: ,, 1'- Yon win 2nd. We are here to any 39d build up erelnble trede end ky to give our one- tomerl entixe utisfeotion. 3rd. We bought over $6,000 worth of e: 3 rue on the dollar which en- good: mun-louneheeperthandlothm. 1st. Because it in a well-known‘ fact thy. we give the bent ulna in town. Wfllbohddon TUESDAY EVENINGJMII Inst” at 7.30. in the Baud Room :1: W - mu. HON.J.DOBSON. JaDJIACMURCHY; ,upgghmi taxi-6.1391452. lam'm” Go to Johnston Simon’s tor WMMinBootsandShoes? Everybodydae does! 3 REASONS WHY. LINDSAY BOARD 01' TRADE 7 . Nowla modulator but!!!” It the 8%:ng axvuamfi. may a. an 'I fight) many. Pep. 10.7 on ‘ m harm coo. use-mmumâ€"u THE ANNUAL MEETING éig'i mm“ “mm“ ‘T‘rih'IBI’W; BICY LEFORSALEtigmclgg, gar- flotilla“ __.__00m_h._ .4333. _ . mâ€",; ‘-n o a N OTICE. COD%%LIVER%§%..01L. .EEAEE kinds. ItumWthMWâ€"wekoepthemalk Special - - - Wbythehalf-barrel. - - Novembe: jigs}.- 80$. TEAS AND SUGARSL New Advertigggnen ts. Johnston 32:51:30; SLOCUM’S DO YOU FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, 6mm a stag; Oxygenized Emulsion of Pure DR. T. A. LENTEN SUPPLIES. FAMILY GROOBRS, KENT-811, LINDSAY. BOTTLE GENTS CAMPBELL’S DRAIN.-â€"BY-LAW No. 321. “M"- -------- m-n-o-N'lfl. By s ................... 83817 cun‘ mum ............ 39‘7"” I LI). ' ‘“.'o.fig 4:“ng cm. mukdumm‘héi: 5 fl adv “In I.m-.’WM‘ ‘onch-u. GRANTS DRAIN.-â€"BY-LAW No. ammqu ...... «my , mm-.. nmmmam Municipality of the Township of Mariposa for AD. 1891. The store has been remodelled aud brightened up and the stock largely increased. We now carry large lines in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Fancy Goods, and cus- tomers will find the prices right. Watehmakers Jewelers and Dealers in Fancy Goods yam.hmmmâ€"n BSTRACT STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS AND PAYMERTS 0! J. F. . crimes. IBQ . mm or rm: Iâ€"IUGIâ€"IAN 80 co ., GOOSE LAKE DRAIN.â€"â€"BY-LAWS N0. so.» on. 5......o. no. on 0.5-- Dr. T. A. Slocum. DOOR To ONTARIO BANK. Township of Mariposa. Difficulty of Breathing Tightness of the Chest Wasting Away of Flesh Throat Troubles Consumption Bronchitis, Weak Lungs Asthma, Coughs Catarrh, Colds Hughan : Co. wax. mmmm USE IT FOR ~ no Gus. - BEEJiUTEIB. pm HUGHAN GO- 9.... ~ E833 mad “”5. h”? i ’1 38 Is: 91 fi‘ 31,3 $6M $7; 34,60 $7,500 $4,600 $4,700: $6.700 J.H Wear than ever, invite you By en the moat 'ble g‘ 1 inc: 'in ahowixi; get the I; give you 75 1 in stark on our hat dc: down in t double fold} ‘We are chi PAR‘ In84 70h most-