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i . ( , SEE 555.931! $9.010 cm a... ...- .. i 11:11. 5 "13".? 1 . \ (1-: = Lani-g. an .rbn -1'- - '. .'rv. Country Buyers. â€" Watch our store every Wednesday and Saturday for the PBETTIEST and GHEAPEST cLOT OFâ€" WALL PAPERS you have ever seen. {9" -..â€"3E OUR 5c, 6:: and 76 Papers ARE MARVELS. PURTERS WALL PAPER and. BOOKSTORE. git; 6111111101111 first. ...â€"x“ LIVDS AY, FRIDAY, MARCH 18,1898. -â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"""â€"‘-â€"______’_,____â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- THE COUNCIL’S DUTY. The policy of our town councils in the past is suggestive of the careless housekeeper who neglected the usual and own household, sat down to ponder where to beginâ€"and fell asleep It is not our intention to revert to l i'ils. for 1896 and 1897 made progress, and had they not been ham- pered by a large floating debt, might have initiated some needed reforms and undertaken substantial improve- ments, as they had planned to do if again returned. They deserve praise for having wiped out the floating debt and for their purchase of road-making machinery, but their experiments in road building were crude and costly owing to the lack of a proper system and the clashing of ‘old fogey' ideas. Our council for 1898 started out with :1 clean slate, a surplus in the treasâ€" ury, a progra (I bet- ter methods, backed. by the g of the citizens generally, who are hopeâ€" ful that they are about the dawn of a new era in mu gmcrnmeut. So far our civic rulers have not elaborated any policy, and citizens are beginning to fear that \‘1luabie time is being lost. VVe know that Mayor Taylor and the various chairmen of committees are devoting at deal of time to the consider- .'1 gre \xl)t 11km of loan affairs, and no do will shortly take steps to satisfy the gent-1a] uneasiness. if or any be permitted to offer a 11 oral of counsel we Would warn these Huntlcmnn not in place themselv‘s in the pmitmn of the careless housekeeper by vulct‘lainlng u. multiplictly of s-‘lmtu-n The three pressing 113ml! of lamb-11v are sewerage. butler 1'. win .mil brltvr 11. llkl. and until some mild momma h in bum mule along tlmn llllC‘al all other stein-mun lnvulvmg 3h" «11111111011110 ul‘ consider 1qu 11111111 ,‘lloultlll‘ hold in .1lmv.111m~.l.1ml ,vmu 11 ..mniil tecugniAt-d and admitted the importance of sewerage, but were un- .ll‘!‘ 11'- make 11 start f1. 111m of funds. Mayor l‘aylor and his 10l- leagues will be but perfmming the Work expected of them if they at once nuange for the construction of n 1111an sewer according to the “libs t‘hipman plan submitted ~tome years ago. The projected drama in the rear of the stores on Kent- -st. are merely intended to remedy the illegal use now made of the Kent-st. storm draw, but if not in accordance with the Chipm 1n plan these drains should be condemned. Our laboring men want work, and sewers are necessary in the sanitary interests of the town. There are good grounds for believing that the present fire hall can at small expense be made to conform with the requirements of the underwriters for a couple of years longer, and thus avoid the expenditure of $6, 000 or $7, 000 when our funds are so badly needed for sewers and roads. The expiration of the electric light- ing contract, and the refusal of the company to renew at the old figures, will force the council to adopt one of of three alternativesâ€"put in a civic plant pay the increased rate demand- ed. or reduce the number of street ii hts. The matter is now being con- si‘dered by Coun. Horn and his com- mittee, and has led to a suggestion that the town should buy the water- works and run the civic plant 1n connection therewith. We remember a. story about a man who took a great fancy to an elephant, and wound up by acquiring the entire circus so that his pet might have congenial sur- roundings. The purchase of the waterworks might be a very good in- vestment, but it is a. matter that de- mands very careful consideration and should not he jumped at merely as a. means of escape from an unsatisfactory lighting system. It should not befor- gotten that our solid citizens condemn- ed the purchase of the works when they could have been 5911qu much cheaper than at present. At last council meet: mg 914121101 shag-1h. the present fin: 1.1m minister statedâ€"he 111111111; 11111111 emit authotllyzthat the. proposed transaction would he equivalent to Meeting the town for $110,000 From time to time. we island is sit: rate some space to the consideration of the 111111111 mailers. As Mayer 1111-. lot marked in his inaugural address. listless is is may respects one of the hast town: is 611an1. and 9111'- sill: ma 69110011110: crawl that the notin- cil at 1888 will he Allie in do much to improve its appearance and 11111119 up its Whit} l l EDITORIAL NOTES. A government is handicapped by a large majority. It breeds local quar- rels and over-confidence. With part- ies as they are now organized there will probably be better government and better legislation in Ontario. Mr. Ogilvie, the famous Canadian government explorer, brought back with him from the west two interesting Klondike “relics" in the first British flag flewn on a United States vessel on the Yukon River, and the first flag made in Dawson City. The latter is to be presented to Dr. Dawson, of the Geological Survey of Canada, whom the city was named A bill introduced in the Ohio legis- lature provides that no marriage li- cense shall be imued in that State in case either party to the proposed con- tract has a criminal tendency, any blood disease, tuberculosis or insanity. This means that candidates must be examined by a board of criminal ex- perts, tested by physicians, injected with tuberculin by veterinarians and confined in insane Zasylums for acer- tificate. Such a law will increase mar- riages and excite admiration for law make rs. , , )Ir. VV hitney is talking of a great revulsion of public feeling, but the. facts are against him. Three counties at any rateâ€"Stormont, Glengarryand South Perthâ€"which are now repre- sented by conservatives, through dis- sensions in the liberal ranks, polled a large majority of liberal votes. In Toronto the conservative majority is cut down nearly 3,000, which is as clean a rebuke to the brag and blus- ter of Mr. VVHhitn-eys organs as any one could 'wish for. â€"-Canadian Free- holder. Thc first division in the Dominion parliament this season gave the gov- ernment a majority of 51. It would have been 55 had a liberal M. P. not died a week or two since. Less than eighteen months ago Sir Charles Tup- per prophesied that the government- would not live six months, and Mr Foster said it was formed but to col- lapse as soon as it began to rule. Both. gentlemen again vent into the pro- phecy business on Thursday night. They do not profit by their previous failures. There is a bill before the New ‘rork legislature “to prevent dishonest r'- presentations in advertising.’ The father of the measure says he w ants to stop merchants from ‘lying" from pretending to sell ‘at less than cost, " and from selling dyed rabbit skin for “electric seal, ” and skunk skin for “Alasks sable.” The idea that mer- chants should exaggerate in their bids for custom will probably startle some people. .VV hat sort of folks are the \‘ew York State advertisers, any- way? , , . The Mail and Empire objects to lib- erals being appointed to the bench, alleging that Sir John always avoid- ed the policy of selecting iudges from his own party ranks and appointed po- litical opponents as well as poltt1c1l friends. It is on record that out of the hundreds of judges he appoints-«l one or two were not acthe tories but is that the foundation on which the tory organ builds its argument. that a liberal government ought never to appoint a liberal th1 bench l 1 The rebuke which the Hardy gov- c-rntnc'nl received from the clt't'ttu'sof the city of 'l‘oronln' was cmphalir. tin-l was atlminlslcrotl in a Way lhal (IIN‘! credit in lll'.‘ oliy.-â€"’l‘hr Mail. The Toronto Slur rutjblna: if the Mall were capable of being other than dull. this bill itmt [tkll'ufll'ttph might be termed fu11ny.lm tobukv cmlniitu in cutting in 11 runnervutlwt hive. 11 majority of 2.077 dawn to '37. .molhor of H115 (own In 17. and a third at 1.1110 to Hit Pit-bibly nobody but \luil could see any rebuke in thin. to l lies Sir Charles 'l‘uppar 11nd lion. .\lr. Foster seem determined to drag out the Yukon Railway debate. though the speakers are saying nothing that is new. The idea prevails that they are living in hope that the United States congress will take the tip from their unpatriotic suggestions and make difficulties about the tr anship- ment of goods at Wrangel, so as to spoil the8 usefulness of the Stikine River route to the Klondike and thus discredit the government's scheme for :1 railway from Telegraph Cleek to Teslin Lake. The department of agriculture at. Ottawa. has gone to the trouble and expense of issuing a bulletin on the possibilities of agriculture in the Yu- kon district. Hastily scanning it we gather that the possibilities are confined to radish, lettuce, and early varieties of cabbage and turnips. As few settlers will travel as far as the Yukon to engage in the cultivation of these, it was hardly worth while to go to the expense of the bulletin. The Klondike will never beafarming dis- trict, but perhaps official auithority was necessary to have this very obâ€" vious fact generally recognized. It is now proposed in New York State that the convicts in the prisâ€" ons be employed in making furnish- ings for the schools and other pub- lic buildings in the state. It is proâ€" bable that the makers of such sup- plies will come forward with ob- jections equalLv as st as those heretofore advanced by at er trades against convict products. -\Vhy not furnish the convicts with baseball, cricket, football and lacrosse out- fits and let them have all the exer- cise they like in that way. They would then “ p'roduce’ nothing against which most touchy dem- a gogue could explain, and besides would have a very enjoyable time. The Helena, Montana, Independent ,thlnks that the United States should have a. family school and that all the colleges should have departments of toaster. " From Australia to Russia we find admirable ear-e taken of the forest. Everywhere we find it treated as a crops 99 treated that each setting improves the forest can: airless. in our noble land we cut but e and the 1111111111 waste l dagger it!“ ewegteeurj‘e %3§EW.:§¥:§‘ “fl? inner “time up out hedging hints? him}? 6'21” his." 9:303 fifit generations shall be provided with an ample timber supply9 in good con- dition. In this connection the Hardy government is doing a. good work. The New York Herald declares that within the last few days New York has been converted into “a perfect Gilbraltar," that it is perfectly safe from bombardment, and that all the navies of the world could not endanger its safety. And only $10,000,000 of the $50,,000000 voted has been spent, and but a few thousands of that in New York Our neighbors are a great peopleâ€"on paper. . . â€". Toronto Telegram (tory): Ontario is not to be impressed. with mere ques- tions of mathematics. VV hen the up- position can show that money has been spent with ought not to have been spent, let the government be assailed for its extravagance. ment has spent more than it should have spent, a large sized deficit or a small sized surplus may be laid to its charge, Wherever the government has been extravagant in its appropriations or dishonest in its expenditures, the opposition can make capital by proving the extravagance or the dishonesty but there are no votes tobe made by this uncensing squabble over the ab- sence of a surplus. Mr. 11'. J. Ty,rell son Bay district, lying north of settled Ontario. The animals to be found there are moose, woodland cariboo, ground cariboo, muskox, fox, \,volf wolverine, ly,nx sable, fisher monk, \1easel,er- mine, otter, beaver, muskrat, black bear, brown bear. walrus, square flip- per seal, ring seal, fresh water seal. white whale, sea unicorn, and right whale, worth $15. 000 apiece. According to Mr. Ty rell, these whales are being ruthlessly killed by the United States poachers. The lakes of the district teem with fish. and trout of2 5pounds weight, and Whitefish of 14 pounds are every day matters. For several weeks past great inter- est was taken throughout England in the London county council elections. From something said a. few monthsago by Lord Salisbury, it was thought that the government might be per- suaded to divide up the metropolis into a number 6f municipalities. 'lhis was resented by the progressives, 01 iii)- erals. The suggestion imported :1 strong party feeling into the elections, and Eng land stood by to see if Lon- don would go liberal or conservative It has gone strongly liberal, and this will be accepted as additional encour- agement to liberal hopes all over Great Britain. The result of the elec- tions is a black eye for the govern- ment. , . 1 Prussian' statistics show that stile railways there are run at good profit The revenue from the roads left a sur-l plus of $15,175,180 last year; the in- crease in the earning capacity during the year was _5 5.19 per cent. per kilo- meter. The railways were built by private companies, and the govern- ment is reaping a large profit out of the. purchase. The state bonds given in payment bear 3 l- 2 per cent. inter- est, and the net earnings of the roads in 1896-7 was 7.15 per cent” leaving a profit to the state of 3.05 per cent. on pthe investment. Between the rate at which the overnment can borrow and that \shic the companies would have to pay, would probably b.- 11 considerable margin. Toronto Star: Sir Wilfrid [.auricr’u high-minded and ntntonmunlikc spend] (in tho Yukon debate) will echo down lho corridors of history long after the limo-serving. ttffico-Rritlblting‘. moneyâ€" grublilng spirit of the lliiggarln. lllv tiammgu, and the ["05ch, has llll\lt‘|l into oblivion. ill-I 111111111111 lum- 01111.1- dlun nulluntlily for their k!‘,\ltulv. 11ml llm peoples rrupum't to them will be 1111 11 l but unanimitul tltntun 1f lwull) approval. "lhlu country cannot afford in be t'llhul' lha'vulvnml by 1lr-‘ magnum-u abroad or lmlruyml by lt'ul-' turn 11! 3101110. We 11111111 nun-rt out right» in the forum of uuliuuu. 1111111111- IN' who would fili'b Ilmu from 1111 by fraud or force, nu "ruler who wuultl sell Canadian birth-right for 11 1111-1111 of poltuge. \l' hile the Ontario funnels haw been changing their way of making alivâ€" ing. conceding that Manitoba tlndlh‘ North-west could beat them in wheat- growing, and looking to the production of fruit, meat, butter and cheese as the chief sources of profit, the farmers of New Brunswick have other tack. Col. D. McCrae, of Guelph, who for the past two months has been organizing Farmers‘ Institutes in New Brunswick, says there is a great revival of agriculture there, particu- larly of wheat-growing. The coun- yhas been depending rather on lum- boring and kindred industries tothe neglect of the farm. The average yield of wheat in New Brunswick seems to be much higher per acre than in Ontario, chiefly because of a more li- beral use of manure. As much as fifty bushels of wheat per acre has been reported. COMING TO LINDSAY- _._ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, IBTH AND ISTH. An Oflclu Florida State Fau- Includ- mg nonsta- m lazing Alliance“, In I Bolling Palace from the Land of Flowers. 'A\ marvellous revelation of atropi- cnl luxury, 0. Florida state fair in a rolling palace from the land of flowers, gorgeous with golden decorationaand tropical scenery. “filled with stropical exhibit, imposing in multitudeo,wou- derful in realistlcs, marvellous in var- iety and up lendid with a thousand tropical wonders. illustrating to tour- ists, invalids and prospective settlers the advantages and resources of that surny land. Tropical fruits. Florida wines. exquisite. lrhuned fountains, wavingpa 1111,1111: 0111 gators, hetc, “Bea 11 mind the alligators are c hein- neat: this 1111115th topical lwongr‘li‘ fiaw a on either at a totaf v “$301315 kg: 1111:: 0 808% {‘0 3h 10 ::11"l11e 11h gpiel lit: “ fits. . e! 111%??? war ”ever ..ld‘l ”91.1.0512 MARCH l WHEAT UP AND DOWN. no World'I Decrease “of Vulblo When. Not So Oren: Proportlonntoly u Last Week- The Live Stock lurker. Tuesday, Evening, starch 15. The local cattle market to day was char- ncterlzed by a light run and weaker prices. At lec l toâ€"dny when ('1on from unchangedm‘t’g 11 fraction lower than on Monday. A! Chlcnko both May and July wheat ad- vanced early in the g;y,lbut bucgcurley ‘19: close dro back. e on o the 51:11:16an 3 0. New York closed at a fractional gain. According to Brndstreet' I estimate the W'orlds v slble supply or wheat has de- creased 1.41.000 bux‘bt‘l‘ since a week ago The decrease east of the Buckle! IS 854. “00 bushels. and the du r1.1~e in tha‘ quantity in Forum and afloat ls 41".(0' ”“5110” The decrease for the same work last year was , «I ,UTLUUU bushels. If the govern-, the famous c.\'-' plorer, has this to say about the 1iud-' | l l I taken the “vol 'nts315t08390 Lending “' heat Markets l-oiiowlng arc the c' o in; 07"?“ 10' '5'", at important ccnlns: Cash. slim t hicavo ................. $1 “1‘4 M .\'t- w York ................ 1 0 9" fl. 1 011-, (IF); 1 .. _\Ill“ :--,111l.u .\o l _\'..rtb. l . 0 Still. 0 97 Louis .. U . 0 115-1; 1011 do ,, o . D1 {lull .. (l . ' Duluth, _\‘u 1 Ntlrthqr“ ,.,. tI . _J 0113!, 1111111111 No 1 1.": ........ o. ‘..l'oronto .\o,1 hzu d 1 m ’lt-roulo, rtd .............. 0N .... Toronto (ix-um 11111 Product. lluur Quit-t. Sir-.1. v1.2 mill-rs in barrels, lllilllllt’ fri'lgllis, ar-i ”nun-.131 $3.00 in $3.90 \V'hintâ€"No. 2 nu.) 1;-11|1.'111d west quottd Ill ‘41' to .‘.w, spring :1! .N'w on Midlzhlld and pump .11 M.- .11 \IE di...11d No.1 Manl- tuba bard. $1. 1111 1.. 31111, North llay. llzlrltvaunlrd .11.'.__. “Isl and 33c cast. Malling b;-'1rley :;'-u 1.13110. 0.1K» Univ! :1111] s: 111111, 1 '2 mice h" avy whit.- qu- tt-d :11 2:1:- wut and mixed at .580. Branvl'lrm. l r111 Fl' -ii~ 111. $1210 8350 and shorts 111 $1: tau 1.: SH. l.‘â€"â€"orn .\'o_."\1-'llm\ A1111 rlian on track at l‘oromo 371.- a~kc;d Canadian, Chatham, 31c 10 31110, Unlxmuiâ€"l .'1r lots of rt-ilt-d oats in bags on track at Toronto. $51.03. l‘tU-as Arc SCnf'f‘l‘ and steady 57c north and west and 7N ("Isl Rye~ Dull :11 4% west and .'100 east. Bu1kwheatâ€"Quotrd at 37c 10 351'. oulsldt‘ Tau-unto St. Lawrence Market. The receipts of grxin bushels. Wheat firm. 400 bushels sold at folloning “'hlle 751-10 82c straight, red .c, prii' es: tcr buslu'l. goose Woe [ Rye firmer, 100 buslnls selling at 54c. Barley 1:1sy..l00 bushels sold 111' "K'. Outs cask-1'. 800 buslnls selling at 35c to 3W. '1' 'cas easier. 21-0 bushels sold at 580. Bay steady 30 loads selling at $5 to $9 911- ton. Straw $6 to $7 per ton. Hogs dressed. dilivvrlts light. Prices easy at $0 to 16.10 for light, and 85.‘ .5 to $5.90 for heavy. Toronto Lhe Stock. The receipts of ll\'(‘ stock at the Cattle Market to- day were light composed of 400 cattle. 250 sheep and lambs, 15 cubes, and 1000 hogs. ’Ihe tattle oar-ml were prinv ipally of the hutchcrs‘ class fec-du's and slot-11ers, with a row exporters. ' Export cattle sold at $3.85 to 34...?!) with few enquiries and a weaker feeling; export bulls sold at $3 to $3. .'.0. Choice picked lots of butc'hcrs cattle sold loads of good at $3.50 to $3.75, medium $3.35 to $3. 50, and common 82. 80 to $3. 25 per cwt. Sheep. supply equal to demand. Prices nnchane esold at $2 to $8 each. (‘nlte liberal reccl ta with prices easier Hogs, at $4.90 for best so octions. $4. 62% and $150 for light and milk fats. But. Bufl‘ulo l. lvc Stock. East Buffalo, N. )1, March 15 â€"Cuttlc~lle- celptn all conIlgned through. “inn-r11 re- rts were Itrong for tattle and the gen eral outlook is fair. Ho's- lticclpts are cars of fresh an 1111- ....i‘ nu- lmul! hold over. Market quiet and our. and trading wu at lower mines for all kinds. with the demand rather llHIN' for Ill but a few of the belt grade-1.60mi to choice vurkcn. :4. .06 to 84.10;;1rlnle M 1m led light yorkcrs, 4 00 to ll.10:|11|x0d packers' grndén, M )0 54.10 to 34.15; to $4.12; medium wright- #3 011. hem ho I $4. 15: roost", $353 to Itngily $2. $5 to 33' IIIKI. N to W 1 ._ sheep and Luntbnrlteceltts oxmodlngly light, «pvuly two can of free stock. and 2V. loadi- holtllng m or. the bulk or which more hcmy “loop. The market ruled Ilrunu for good hnudylnu1bmof w'hlt it there won- but um iomb- on nth-r. .anlvi- lambs, 1-!"qu to «run 3100 to Ill:f11|rto [out]. [5.05 to p.90; villi! to «1111111011. 35 to 500; rur- llnun. common It» twin-In. $1.11 1.1 510 Nulltc plump“. chi-luv tn INN-(pd “Hill" M no in 140 [um] tn chul-e lulu-d Inn-p, um (11 '0Nl;111|uumu In “Mr p.115 ‘0 4 00:1'111111 to cvlnlu 111 lulu-m $125 1,. u to. Lindsay Marketa onus - MM--..-..--- .. - fill III». W... " ml.-~..‘.8--.IIC - ‘0'."0 ‘II-lI---IO-- -- ,Iulcy.’l:o.I ................. ...... hm. 0".”‘--..I .0... lulu a or“ ‘M.... . ...-...... . III-II I........... .... --.. o'ul'm|*"M-i..- IO..- â€" but 110...... ....- 010W: up:.?-_-l 00â€"-- l'hI Im.é;....--..- ....-- M ...-u-- -- -- m........ -..â€".....- .. .. -- ,m-m. ...---..-- --.... "113101518000. ...â€"--...." ...... DAIRY- MOCOOCOOIICII â€" -â€" â€"O. luck. who“ -_- ...» mmmmu- _â€" ...... hwzwlb" ouch- -..--- movmoxs- Pound. w a; ....__ ...... lead 1â€". â€"â€" â€" â€" â€"oouo.. HOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOQ- eataxcssgnsazsszss :sasssssa:aee=ssss ~OOOâ€"u-oo 88888888888888888 8888 8883888888 3888888 u.- ~03? cane IOIo-IIO 000...... Dru-0d Offlptfc't. ....... .. .333, new m big. luggalhlfi... "1.1m '“" ~ MI“. 0.0- oo-Ioo Rolled 0st- .. ......_ .. ..."-.. Oar-anal ...... ........ ...... .... Honeyâ€" ......_........ . Lamb. quarter unbpu'lb. .... “carnat- .. . Ducks.......................... Goa-.pclo. ...â€"...... _. .... Turk”!â€" u-u.... oooooo-u- a...“ USCLLAKEOUS â€" Apples”! but...» ...... ...â€"... Apple; that W bbl-.. ......" ooooooo;~;unuv... .00 sasssaaaseaee8333 ss.s.ssssaa:ee:sc as O WONâ€".... ...... ......“ I‘mbIklnI...._. ....... . ... Unis-nod Wool... ...â€"... â€".... lined 'llop-_.....---._...- ”'00. IIâ€"uâ€"mâ€"--m~ m.--oI----ou-~- _â€" _â€" (thbOp-_â€"_. _--â€"- Bid-......m.........'°"........ Wood. Muck ..... -‘ Bud..-” ' Ohuuoooov-o 8888303588 “no 88 O Qt ssssssssss Uni~300°°fl°fl° OOOQOOOO-NQHIOOOO 00°. 388888888388 -The men's meeting Sunday will be addreksed by Rev. H. C. Dixon, who is at present holding services in St. Paul's church. â€"Another match in basket ball will be played to- -nig ht at 7.15 be- tween the town and gColleg late mem- bers of the YMCA. Messrs. Don- nell and Jordan are captains of the respective sides and an exciting and close game will be played. â€"Every Thursday ni ht In enthusiâ€" astic crowd of the Y. C. A. mem- bers meet for their glee club‘ notice under the tutorship 3of Mr.‘ Robâ€" colonel will without risk by buying from us this season than thousands who have gone to the Klondike â€"â€"~will make during the Next Twelve Months.â€" AIk ”moths an em. onlytobehadmntu. Defy-rd... Handsome Shot Silks. New Spring Cap“. IllIhIdu. "I! In"! date ....... Our first. hand." tluI lot In ....................... $1.35 here in hundredth Style, Beauty, Shirt Wat-u are now and Hs'crhl combined. very low prion. Baum Print the price It Ask to see the Mom-I vIry 351151.! or Wants, 40c to 75: undou- $1.08” 95 lawn of [Mud Print Wrapper-I just to them. Three very Ipoolnl pr locI In 95c and 751 We can 501 4% oz. to the yardâ€"every piece guaranteedâ€"tea: c610“ only, to be bid the large“: range wealrflullns ever :mhown In Us from Ill. . .................. 1 of Lace Comm Ind Cur- duy, prloeI II low 283 per p11: as. ................................... 35 loch White Cotton. ............................... .3 1 34 inch Grey Cotton ................. . ............ ....- Bmutlfnl Plaid Gingham .......................... fl 0) We are 0 osite the On- New Spring “"h "0° 3 tario Bank and itwill pay Men' I St“! Hats. In lamt Spring 8 flee from £11m,» or American makers. newest colors. Tan. Wain...“ Tom, OJveor Black, Ipeclal.. , Ql ,, Men'l Fain-I slum S; ft 38.3. English or Amerlcm nuke. Illk binding. leather sweatbanda, plain o. taacy bIndc, Ill IhIder, cxun value. ...... .1 1, Menu Sam sum. 36 to 44 In. Ilz', Issllsn lined. all}: stitched mm Mallard. very special ..... 13-,- ,3 Ion' I All- Wool Scotch. Eagllsh Ind Canadian Tum; Suite. no“ and effective. This particular lot _1. worth and was Iold from $6 to 810.10 clear at S , 175 Pelt Ken'a and Bon' PIutI. 01d lines, regal” price was 81.00 to 82 50, we ofl'er you I choice 1 :r 73: Children's Two-Place Salts. in very neat patterns of Twcodand Sarge ............................ $1 '1 The moneyM tempted the manufacturer and we boa gh: 50 (it: Mon '0 and BoyI' White L'nlaundered Shh-1., In! to turn them out 0 lick we offer them at. ..LL'; 78 dozen Meu'd and Bon' Silk Ties, just to hand bought It ’0.- on the dollar. and Is the quantity 1. lane we are going to let you have them at 11-5.. cr 2 far ..................................... _.;. We have by far the large“: stock of Men‘s and Bar, White Ind Colored Shirts ever shown 111 Lindsay lander-ed and ready. (good q utility), It . . All Wool Tweed: ................................. Heavy We. ........................... . Heavy Flannelctte Shirts. ............... . B. F. Still“ ll. Bay 61 [[le llld Stand. are receiving and placing into Stock every day fresh arrivals of New Spring Goods. New New New New New N cw Dress Skirts, . . . Dress Goods and Trimmings, Hosiery and Gloves, Corsets, New Shirt Waists, Dress Silk in Black and Colored Embroidcrics and Laces. â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"-________._â€"â€"â€"-â€"=â€"- STAPLE DRY GOODS. New Spring Prints, . . New Grey Cottons, Cottons, . New Bleached New Shirtings, New Cottonadcs, Denims, Towcllings, Tickings, New Flannclcttcs, New Sheetings, In fact every line of New Staple Goods NEWS IN A NUTSHELL. Condo-IN! Summary of Nov: I Ranked by F Tolognphâ€" â€"An Interesting Budget from All Over. City Trenton: Stuart vapor“ that $50,- 000 of Hamilton's olvlo debt was paid last year. Freeman Ewers‘ farm residence near Welland was burned. Cause unknown; insurance 8500. Mr. Morgan Baldwin, who for 16 yum occupied the position of harbor master of Toronto, is dead. Five hundred dollars' worth of damage was done by are to the livery stable owned by P. V. Lawn-son, of Preston. The body of another victim of the “no disaster was found floating near the United Sm crulIer Montgomery. The Victor Mills of CohooI, nine-story brick structures, are burned down and 1,000 woolen opeutlvu are out of work. The new edition of the named Stat- utes of Outside. for which the bench and the her have bun anxiously waldngdnce ‘tho IcIIlon of Parliament. willooonhe on the market. An Oneal-lo Cabinet Owncll was held It the Parliament bulldlngl Tue-day Moon. Alztbo Ministers. mungm Bometw. nonwkolsItllllnBu-eu, were meant. The non. of the «Mr E lander-I, Toronto. have bun bullet! any; We: Only when Inn-Int u lieutenant- bly unmanned In the son. The boy 9 are making splendid M” A. it! “HIM regress and yet present are preparing or a concert to in given in th- near mime. After last3 who practice officers Were singled Hon. pres. W. 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