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[30» iv Ilsa Th in! 1'0 LIS T Opposite Posroflice, P's-Special yard Wi Prints, ”)0 yard. Localâ€"A. Rppmgom. OpeningSP-M. J. Carter. Easter Eatâ€"B. J. Cough. Here’s a. Snapâ€"G. P. Mullen. New Wall Papersâ€"Hogs Bros. 3130!: Dress GooLâ€"Kerr 6: (‘0 Poultry Nettingsâ€"B. Greening. Card of Thanhâ€"Janet Makins. Easter Termâ€"l’rimzizz 8i. McCrae. Prism Paintsâ€"Mcixmmn dc Co. . Stylish Millineryâ€"J. Subcliffe 6:. Sons. Ready Mixed l’ainlaâ€"Blclennun 8r. Co. Headwear for Springâ€"R. B. Allan 8:. Co. 50 Acres to Rentâ€"H. McCurvie. Mid- - land. We are Giving Up Bus'nessâ€"E. E. W. MacGaffey. Carpets and Curtainsâ€"Dundus 8.: Flu- velle Bros. Victoria Loan Savings Co.-â€"John John Magwood. _ GLENARM. (Correspondence (to The Post.) North American szc Assurance Co.. Ioronto, Ont.: Gentlemen,â€"Permlt me to acknowledge your cheque for $1,000, in full payment of insurance held in the North American Life Assurance Co. by my son Nell, lately deoeased. Allow me to express my h‘gh appreciation of the kindness and assistance received by me from R Campbell, e31, your agent. Your honorable dealing in this matter is that of the very highest. I can assure you 1 shall consider it a. duty as well as a pleasure to recom- mend 3our company to all intending insurers.â€"Yours very truly. JANE MCKINNOS, Glenarm. 0nt.â€"dw1. LCCAL KERR C0. Black Dress Gog ’Nv- ~. ; A most enjoyable affai at Mr Chas. Kealer’s on ing' of last week. It was 0 time :iances, at which you hear a\ sggt qf “jar-whey) ‘ Mr and Mrs. of Manilla, 5?‘ peur’s. 118' 0‘. Man “can. by n..- V” time :iances, at which you would often hear a\ sort of war-when!) all along the lineâ€"no Method’st plays. but :9 reguiar “shake-down." KERR 8: CU (Correspondence to‘ '1‘ 2 Post.) Mr. John Suggltt shipped his {at cattle. on the 22nd of March. and real- ized a good price. The average weight was i490 lbs», and one tipped the scale at 1,620 lbs. M'r. Suggltt advocates two feeds a day as enough for fattening cattle. \Ve think th’s a. fair proof.4ts ,IJ LL:n winte r Mr. Tom. Downer shipped his fat cattle on the. 22nd of March also. His bull tipped the scale at 1,955 lbs. How is that for aiyqung bull? .. ’ D may iv.» v- J Mr. John McNa'ub kst a calf and 11 young pigs last week '. Jamas 000'; also lost a calf. Messrs. W. Cook and James Coo‘vund Sam Hepburn went. from Lh‘s place: to move- C. Hepburn, of Lindsay. down to Reaboro, as b? has rented a. farm there. Mr. J. Riches, of Cambray. occupied the MethodEst pulpit. of this mace and did well’ for so young :1 mm. We are glad to know Lhe members of thecho‘u' have all com-9 lag-3111M again. We hope theyyvil] try and sing better. The Week: y Post. VIVA-v?» vâ€"vd ‘ -7 Last Sunday was “review‘ Sunday in the Sabbath school here. JANE'IWILLE. (Correspondence to The Post.) Miss Myrtle Balladay. who was bap- p'rly wedded to Mr. Arthur Evans on the 1th inst, has th: best wishes of her many friends for "LGgth of days in her- right hand, and in her; left. riches and honor.” Mr. David Leach, who has moved to a. farm near Bethany. leaves mmy friends here. \ ‘ ‘ ' ...... 1.....1 NDSAY, mDAY, MARCH 31. 1899 tainly. certainly," citin show that those words u need by the Master truths. . \ Owing to the stormy weather the roads have been almost impassable {The pancake social 0:1 Friday was very enjoyabie. with prozmds amount- ing' to about $20. Dr. Thompson. Ome- me, made an excellent chairman, and the program was good consisting of singing by the choir, a- 3030 by Mr. Barry Anderson, recitnt'ons by Lill- ian McGiLl andzAnnio Mottatt. whc 'ac- quitted themselves equally well. The lecture to "Chard: Paws.” by 333v. E.‘ Roberts, chairman of the district. ms the feature of the evening. He re-, named that his hearers should. try not a: tab affenoe at, but to profit by. his practical words. People who dormt attend church, come late. fall asleep. m ‘Mrb. or inmayuh nah CAMERON (Correspondence to” Th Mr. John Susgltt shit élvo§es, Lidia-4‘ and Hosiery and Under-sear only. We pay St! handle only CORSETS Our stack is mâ€"w at prices at. the iuwcnt n: lmtronage mliciml. “ 00d GOC‘dS Cull a. our Â¥ prim-fl [gm Lnau = be bad else-Vb?” W" wish to can 50‘" ou‘ atOCk Cf which “8 n b mdliv‘g m“ goods in th want a "000‘ MAPLE GBOV 1-3 or: Nav onannssmeu‘rs A. Rot-1m- 'sâ€"M- J. Carter. hatâ€"B. J. (Sough- a, Snapâ€"G. P. Mullen. an E‘aPt’-"$‘"B:(.’g8 Bros :h “e mnl-‘re llivg only Iht' s in the "M N EWS-LE'I'I‘ERS Irs~ {86335;ng and family, Spent Sunday at Mr. Na- only three yea Valu s 3“?” than same Q" 'BEACK amass ;'pastor has preached rozn “Verily, verily," preted to mean. "Ger-- 7," citing passages to words were, frequently Master :0 emphasize icc attention to and the best nukes in Kid and Cashmere .s‘ and Childrms’ was one of 7 and up to date, mm it. Your Our mutto, {a new Plaid gwrst and first “Tho-n you and one Lindsay r took PM” Friday evepf e:.t.ion to Os M at .old this miitirs can Post.) price ('0 OA( L PEN IEL. (Correspondence to The Past.) The inauguration of the Canning- ton Creamery has filled the air with "butterfat topics," and. the fat-mm of this vicinity are all in a commot'on over this “Klondike” and especially those who hava shares in the concern, are threading their needles. as the Eng- lish bankers do previous to an outbreak of war. â€"- - \l-‘ ___ in UL "on. Our friend, Mr. James McLean. is about to take up his abode at Derry- ville, where he will be engaged for the coming summer. Mr. John Tmbleoock. of Woodville, Y2: a guest at Mr. Gary's on Sund'n' M‘ss Belle Canmchaol is at present visiting her aunt at Oshawa. ' Mr. Geo. Bott. merchant. of Creas- well. occupied our pulpit on Sunday last and gave a very excellent dis- EOU roe. We understand our esteemed pas- tor. Rev. W. B. Tucker. and Rav. G. E Ross. of Dalrymplc. are to take the affirmative side of a debate. to take place in the Cannington Methodist Church on Easter Monday evening. Subject, "Resolved that the disarma- ment of Europa wouid advance the progress of the world." MT. Richard ‘ Inland milk to! and Mr. Morin. the In“ route. worship goooptnbly. mind MT. Albert Padget has secured [no so'e agency for the World Medical Eiecu‘iml 00.. of Lo‘nu’on’. Out.. 1nd is do’ng a rushing business for the firm at presmt. (If he can get a; reliable man to run 111‘s farm he will devote his whole time and energy to the inter- ests of tho company. M. A .. .. nun-I, hwy It is rumored that one bacheiors is 8‘0 mg t0 50 T Is. it true. Dick ? DUNSFOBD. , (Correspondence to The Post.) On Thursday evening. 23rd inst., a large number of the friends and neigh- bors of Mr. Edward Thurston as- sembled at his residence to spend a. parting evening. and to present Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. each with a handsome easy chair. After a social. chat the Rev. Mr. Kenny read the following address. and Mr. John W. Thurston made the. pres-- entution: Mr. and Mrs Ed. Thurston, Dear friends,â€"In View of your deparâ€" ture from among us. your neighbors desire to express their sincere regret. together with their nape-ct for you and your excellent fum’ly, your high qual- ities. both as neighbors and Christians. We are sincerely sorry to part with you. Our regret. however, is mitigatâ€" ed by the thought that part of your family are to remain with us, and that we shall see you occasionally among us. <Wo premnt you ,with these slight tokens of esteem and remembrance. :these chairs, not for their intrinsic , value but as something to remind you oi! us in your future hour. trusting that you may enjoy much ease and cam- fort in coming years. We pray that the Divine. guidance and blessing may ever attend you and yours, and that at the great ”assembling you may all be found among those who shall in- herit the kingdom of our Father. -- A I9 anâ€"n Will 93:» nu... “v... _, Sgned. Rev. G. Kenny, John V. Thurs- ton. Dunsford. March 23rd, 1899....Mr. Thurston rep‘icd in a neat impromptu speech. thanking the people or the me’ghborhool f0" so kindly remember- ing him and stating that he did not know’ of anything he had done to meet so kind a recognition by his friends and neighbors. Although he was re- moving to Lindsay he would very 02mm visit his Dunsford hqme. file again 1w shi'ng {wright bu secured the route again this season, 111. the cheescmaker. gets dget has secured the the World Medical Lo‘nu’on’. Out.. m4 is business for the firyl 3? our worthy the benedicts. spicy ad- $333 m Thea :ako the hwflfl; to take 3-3:!!- Maw othogist The avera evening ' y lbs. iisarmaâ€" .nnn 6‘“: The Rev KlNG'S WHARF. (Correspondence to The Post.) Oh Death. where in thy sting ! King’s Wharf has lost one of its best women, belfi the beloved and esteemed wife of . Morgan O'Neill. Her death was so unexpected. and of such a sudden nature. that n gloom has been cast over the whole county. She had a. large circle of friends and was be- loved and esteemed by all who knew her; indeed. there were but few in the township who did not know her. and to know her was to love her; the kind word and helping hand were by her always spoken and extended to the needy cheerfully and with full meas- ure, without ostentatzon. not with in- tent to draw words of praise from the worldly â€"they were amply done. be- cause she knew her actions were pleas- ing to God. On the evening of the am the deceased baked the biscuit for the even‘ng meal; when baked she buttered one and handed it to her kind husband. who-was sitting near by. and about at minute later she remarked that she had a pain in her h°rd :m‘l neck. She we k~ ed to her room anddropped dead on the floor without speaking a word. She was the mother of a. fine family of 12. six boys and six girls, the youngest beâ€" ing about 24 years. All attended the funeral except one son. who is in Daw- son City. Alaska. The funeral took place on Thursday morning to St. Luke‘s church. Downeyville. where requiem;- high man was celebrated for the repose of the soul of the deceased. The remains were then followed by a large concouree of fr’mnds a'ndneigh- bars to St. Luke’s cemetery for inter- ment. The deceaaed was 67 years old. and had been married 44 years. The pail-bearers were her five sons and her son-in-law, Mr. George Gowie. Mr. O'Neill and his family have the sym- pathy of the entire community. from paralysis. .. 'We regret to chronicle tho death of the only child of Mr. and. Mrs» Charlie McDonald. of the t ip of Garden. who died on Wednesday. T119 child was about five months old. The par- ents are. grief-stricken and I'm” their loss keenly, 774â€"" Lnld ham (m 1W swan-y. .Tho divis'on Courtwas held here on Wednesday, 22nd inst. The our was represented by Judge Harding. Inw- yera McSweyn. Steers. Moore. L. V. O‘Connor and J. 1!. Hammond. oIEOrill- in. Court opengd. at!) p.m. and all the cases were dmposed of before 3.80 o'clock in use afternoog. .. t In an CIWB us ulv now-.."â€" 1853. Duncan McPhail'e sale of farm stock ano implements took place on Friday. 24th inst" everything being sold. Mr. McPhailintends going West; in so doing we love a go) MJcPhail was elected trustee at the last election and has since resigned. so we are to have another election 01 Thurs- ‘ OAKWOOD. Mr W. A. 1313111111. formerly of Oak- wood, has received a call from a Pree- byterian church in Laprarie, Quebec. and will also preach in one of the Montreal churches. The appointment has been m‘zde. and he will. reside in Montreal. Mm Laughlin will leave Oakwood for Mmtrenl on April 3rd to join her husband in his field of labor. Mir. Thus. Bowes shipped a lot of fine hogs and cattle to Imam last week. and. Mr. Leslie W shigpedfii hand- , n-ll_ conga} rustedâ€"urinal: Kenny. of Phfladolphim,m al-o pron-In unfl favored the company with a tow college ' Jennie Thurston and others contributed some cho‘oa voc- al and inptrumontal selections. mm WT 92.56195”... Hannah-n P They averaged beth 1.300 and A I The Rev. Mr. Phelphs preached u temperance sermon last Sunday to a. very large audience. Mr. A. O. Hogg and Dr. Bear sang :- duett, entitled “Some Mother’s Buy." Mr. A. O. Hogs is enlarging his stock otf dry 360k, and has secured the ser- vioea of a" first-class clerk from Town- to. Mr. James l’asooe--“Jimmie" -â€" is Elyâ€"y. 'M-mh 30th. (From Another Corresponaenw We are feeling the action of the growing tune. and are acting, too. Charles Thomas expects to build a. new home this summer. Mr. Workman adds alstorey higher to his present home. Hm Bras. have completed very completely their large cold storage building. and many are preparing improvements. The Creamery is ex- tending operations. and .the cheese fac- tory will be on hand with latest im- provements. Brass Max-tindnle‘s mill is chopping everything in sight. Grain selling.gozs on at a. lively pace Brunt}? house. COLDWATER. (Correspondence to The Post.) The weather has still continued to be very wintry, snow being still abun- dant followed by high winds, which to- gether make travelling unplcaeant and consequently causes our village to be dull. and trade likewise. The Massey-Burris Co. organized :i grand. procession last Tuesday. the 2lst inst, about 50 ‘furmers having come in to get their implements as per order giien in the fall. The principal agent for the company. Mr. C. G. Cody. came specially from Toronto, bringing Mr. Mer, another official. with him. The streets were crowded. Excellent photo- graphs were taken by Mr. Stewart. of Orillia. The fresh organized Hand head-2d the procession. which was a great show. Mr. Manning. the local L agent here. was indefatigable to unite the day a success. A meeting was held 'mthe Music hall after the farmers and friends has been entertained to an ex- cellent dinner at the_two_hoteln: ap- ,n,j I.â€" plicable speeches being delivered byl J. H. Sheppard and Arnold, Messrs. Cody. McKee. H‘. L. Lowering. and others. which appeared to please all. Despite the severe weather Mr. Geo. J Borland’s sawmill has been running a couple of weeksâ€"the only one in this district at present. Severn! of the farmers in th’s part having, caught .tho North-west fever. have had sales of their live stock and impfements leaving their innds vacant and departing in search of better luck. :There will be more house building during the comings summer. Wood has been very plentiful this ; winter and low in price, no rise at. nll w Ming taken place as yet. although it is evidently getting agrcer each year. {The brass band. as before stated. but been momnised Vith our Aold bandâ€" proved band, and. it}. to be hoped n likelyope tqstay mth us. - ‘-J.L:-._- cm" -nm ported by all, but“ a 18138}th- anoe. During Lent on Friday evening in. St. Matthias church. Ioctnres oaths parable of the ' 1 Son. have been , Proms!» mm by the motor, Rev. J. 3. Shop- AnoLher Correspondent) ‘ chmnicle the death of if Mr. and Mrs» Charlie ho tdmhip of Garden. Wednesday. Thu child months old. The par- atricken and fow' their WEEKLY W pbelpha _pre§chefi u '- m ._._._ “aw“. drums sum - . ‘ no m tram . and: shout alt fin- mbed. mm- amine i- “m“‘d . The river "‘ ”w w my 7m. whilst ALE- -_-.n-.‘ rur- if I!” not Sh”. flu, to before lanc- .13“! “" the buy 1m your on u" this present your it 6'18!!! of running clar- .Tho, smgnm 090““: pad. can-in dawns 509d (Cork-390nm». to no 'Lhe contracts are let for t 0! milk to Fonelun Falls sn and we would advi” the dn careful of the can; W6 | of some dirty work. and die drawer Qhould never be $336.1 mill'conunuoa lo and day. Several on I toba. wheat have been undo Somebody m gdm to; last Sunday evening :nd nice upset. (film who have been on "3° are i raring to the farm t_h_at_he ”mud . L-..‘ [in VIM M7. 1-!- n- n-w._. -, University. arrived home last week. Min M. (fin-tin is visiting friends in this vicinity for the past week. Mr Ada oi Duh through t4 to mndon ; glm‘gheélht hoâ€"is getting along favorably. le.â€"WL. Professor Bellantyne. of Knox Gol- leee. Toronto. occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterinn church last Sabbath morning and evening, in the absence of Mr. Duncan. don. owner of the livery here. jumped at him and hit him on the left arm. The wound was attended to at once. and is healing as well as could be expected. A meeting of all the stockholders of the Lorneville Creamery was called at Lornoville on Thursday afternoon.30th inst.. to complete the final arrange- ments for the manutacture o! butter and cheese at the factory this eeaeou. =While Mr. Neil Brown. of Grasshill. was absent from his house on Monday morning last, it was entered by some m- narln‘ns who made of! with WOODVI LLE (Correspondence to The Post.) On the first three indays in April. 111 succession. Dr. C. Bawernmn. den- tist. of Beaverton. win he at the Qw‘dm .from L30 to! 7 pm PM“ m. The R” =Whilo Mr. Neil Brown. 0 was absent from his house morning last, it was eaten person or persons who um 853 which he had in the h tim. MI. Brown came in thin village. but did not at chase any further. A lecture entitled “Rani-ma scenes in Bonnie Scotland." w livered in Victoria hall this (Fl-1631). by; Col. Sun Hughes gr”- JJ-_ “.1" ‘---”,,, 7, my, Miss E. BIcPhadden ‘ some Scam): m M313. (Rev) Duncan is in Mfas E. Grant. of Manilla. is at pres- ent the guest of her cousins. tho Misses Grant. of this village. What about our town council? 0:- have we such an institution. and if we have are they snoop or awake t On:- sidewalks no in places covered with now several feet deep. but they seem to pay no atteptiop. .Ye at? begin- Ffi Edwards of Canninzton the guest of her sister. M”- Weakn. ovg' Sunday. {{inéwt'b {Sink it is time KIRKFIELD. (Correspondence to The Post.) The: Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church hold a social a few evenings ago at the residence of Mr. Hytield. and it was quite a success. Mr. Peter Spsnos is home again after an extended visit to the. Mnskokn dis- trict. and looking halo and hearty. We]- come. Pew. lists-54:31 is visiting friends in Can ningtnntu __ _ _ ‘ ... ”fr; me. Mackenzie. of Toronta. spent a. few days bore visiting her par- ents and (fluids. A .The directors of the public library here are determtnell to keep up the reputation of having one o! the best libraries in this part of the country. They have recently purchnaad about one hundred do‘lere' worth of the latest and'best publications. When these are added to those already on hand it cer- tainty will nuke it very attractive and should largely increase the member- Hector McLachluu um family. 0‘ Dig- by township. have moved into the! vi]- lage. and. we extend to them u hear" we‘com-I. , Mr. Jon. V. Staph: intends moving oak to h‘s farm near Palestine (or the Bummer. Stock njsing is said. to be the objgct. and m whiz hifiauccess. Bargains! Burning! â€"- . E. L. Victory wishes to intorm the people of K’u‘kfield and vicinit that he has oven- od up in Smith's maul“; bankrupt _s_took df tinnre. gmnitemre. cutlery, brushes and may other useful articles which he intends curing of! at ex- tremely low prices. Now is your chance: some early helm the rush.â€" "Mr. Herb Boutky left of: Reality for Manitoba. We wish him 39m M‘s: Sadie McKenzie is home for Eu- tor holidcn \ Mr. D. J. Newborn went to Cum- ‘ngton the beginning of this weak to L; ding Happy-in stock. '_ "in; Win. Amiiui. ILL. Toronto. punched woollen: norms in the POW LES‘ WEED" omidonbh a m beep. “90'1““ let for the drawifla Falls and Cannot . a the dnwcrs to ha I. yo have. heard and die guilty milk war he allowed ‘0 I'rwin. of TQM” for 3. change m 'macehces of d, " will he do- this eveniIIB- to run nicht m of Muni- 19 mto flour ads of! with hauls at the n pursuit us continue the 'will the sick list inter.“ and ”Elm {all finished the and cutting yo their girl they 80* a Toronto of the d11- It it with Post.) of Li na- 1130 site this Small Profits Satisfy Us. ChIK'I K t L Pills, Miller’s Worm Powders. Millet”. Compound Iron Palla, 01d En‘lhh Cond. Powder, Outed. .35. 25c Cancun Sap; . . 9‘6 Ayu'l H.110. .25. I50 (Tater's Lin-lo Lint Pflll. .5. I56 Emmi-inn chunk here the hat two mmmnimw ,HI' 5°“ mu. “IO emetic the“ “-9,me ism .mmthmhg. Itbnidthntho b ‘M m“! NI Idaho-I for w t. ”mutual“ A. HIBINBOTHAM, T Six for $1.00. The week preceeding Easter every man his old plumage and buys a new hat. Witl of a man's attire appears right. It is a m dressy occasion. And now this Easter we somest line of Hats ever displayed in Lin h‘gh qualities within the reach of everyone. A New Spring Style Derby and Fedora Hat 13132?! $223252 :uhcnlutelv "iust the thing”-â€"in qua!ity equal in 50 high in'quality, but the equal or any nat bUIu elsewhere (or $2 25, i' . ' ‘ $1 50 colors and is offered here at the Special Easter price, 0 ”Egg nbatham Noxtto b.1180“... Lots of New‘ Thingsfor Easter Week. Come am! see and Buy zf you lzke. absolutely “ just the thing" every way to those which $2 75 and $3 00, our East: DON’T FORGET YOUR ’“TW‘W Inn!" r‘co Our ode. 18c '5 luv Inn-”b , those which other. stofes 5â€"61] for 0, our Easter price is only ......... CANADA PAINT COIPANY. my: Arcane LIQUID PAINTS PURE LIN SEED OIL PAINTS intâ€"oi: £38.13. 020 3 USO-Ia! x 1!. a. :23 3.... 1.- .5. it 5.3281 Z. .3 .0933: to.” .13» 51.7.3138 dual. on I8! 0 ‘- occult-Itch .=O vi. 3 5 v5.5. 5:91.39 4.5135: be u '30.... «tic of E 00" ’12 [crabby Mun-etumothunght M u '3)! nhb F chow tho tuna on loads, m- and 1:: ”an“: pervu I‘m hunoldlmddll‘ 1 In the Irthodjat cbu ._ .. -Rmmwlhththamwiuberem Du. Wilson aid £11191),th A rg‘ 5" I it 4 fig: ufiC'viii Rwandan-adult; 'l‘ bah-Anny gummy. THE “NADA PAINT 00‘ w lolamtflo. u P113111 Paint: ster every man who can afford it discards new hat. Without a stylish hat no part ght. It is a man’s crowning glory on a this Easter we are offering the hand- splaycd in Lindsay, at prices that bring eh nf evervone. For instance we Offer: no manner1 "1‘95 HIE Viflluiifi Luau MSHY'HIUS 3011111811! The Victori- man And NV!“ 09's to tho public $100 000 in an. of ‘10. ad "an’ dual-g the very high“! ~‘ ad shot-u “gaunt-y In F at M nppiy 0'. once. Edi-potty More” 00“! to an dot-atom. 'bich meo at the Cowp- my spicy o! the Ouuno JLKIB LOW LAID IOMGLGE BEBESTU ch‘co r13 Q IV