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a: N u. on m mum um n - dim“ M'M to: new. om». - ~ n L_._-Ll-l "'vsvrwm . I f) 430 mgmfiémlst. Lindsay. and “ammonia! rwundmbes ! :MMQQE . it MoGnn hey nae rcnnrnea w faunas-1.... Mine L ie Henderson has returned from Lindsay ...... Mr. W. Porter has ne north to thnnpitne ...... Mr. and . Tainan, With Master Lorne. Mr. T. Wylie end Mr. D. Praeeie, have returned from Dorset ...... Mr. D. A. MaRee is vieitin in Beaverton ...... Mr. W. Muir pni Canningi'on n flyin visit. 11.1.1053. â€"The to owing are on the eiok list: Mr. Jae. Wylie, Mr. M. McKinnon, Mr. Fleet. Miss Mgry Snter and Miss Gertie McRaa. We wish them all a rapid manna 819 L muchâ€"Mr. R. Dunlap of Can 9: Falls, has contracted to take own Me hands and Kerflck‘e Head river firingâ€"«0:119 28.000 places In all. DMMORD. Uflflbb. [Worm of In: P031.) Rum-Tho roads are in an almost Im- osute.â€"-nelhher sleighlng or wheel- , bun " walknm.” NAB â€"Mlas Howard, at Basvllle, is visiting Mu. Pox-ten. .Mlss Mabel Hen- derson lg '13}th gt ngd‘sak)..Mlss S. Ann‘- NV!“ ‘5' u v- 7“, .\V .v. , moi?“ yup flames: if “is “an Md ,mms wilt hams by swim you: nio- gnam‘. fumed. which can M done I3 email 0 Buav. â€" Mr. McPhaden must in" examined a can deal at 301! denini b not making his usual viaia in Toronto at inter this you. as it ie the first he has missed in many years. Pnnuxe -Meaars. Anderson Dome are kept busy in the'r pinning mill. All kinds of sash and door woe-k. pinnin nnd mtohing done on short notice, an their work equals that o! nny city oonooxn. fiévéfim‘xa‘ =M 3399‘ Dawn. 9w .. “499% «5 W235?“ ‘ mama“; “£353: a ”and eis ”in“ fifte :% mag“? in.” pa chaéas in th Hana on! an noun nln. "u nun luvuw -... --_ “ 31v; {rue awake merchant. Mix Me- Pandev Ima kpumhaaed a new an Well “$3M” glloe {acme steal mane! m. Mame III»; a: own; name has “99““ 98 QM! M! W 59 Is Im 39mg}: 3 a mum aggfig’é’fi 5231‘ a??? ai“n§3§aae " SUN USRLAND. [Cumspondmee u! Tm Pol}. 430 m Gama. Danust. Inn 39:. and emu a so! at teeth. uppeg‘or an a , but 9‘91")" 7.3”“33‘! 9 3.9531“? ’k u an vkuâ€"w-vâ€" w -.-‘ “WU-0"]. ' V--. . . WI an: wuuu our vim. All m pro»: now haul and den u «a on In many or our hlr ux Sun a: m «m tron». Thu had bnou our to Sanu-ln at Putwgrhon 3:1 MUPh.dgm.t no: In! as I e. was up: opoue ou tn when the saw the ads und bun! tho prloew u m d not real: making a purchuo. [Mann 0! Tan Post. â€"Go to Gnosa. Dominant: «and «our. :- «e of man. an»: or and“. but qmm v. vane-dun“. (or s Ran \ \ mm humus eh up)». and 8mm”: ad bu many Inormod may. “we u null. barman.“ and so any of our ~ p2. m mlouaw «our. tom. of tho ham to be no! u N. McPhudon a. non all lads haul. oodomcquu to than m 0 E: «u mama.“ and prices um um down. - (lo i3“$'a'61-‘$“‘133h£ifi.‘Liaam. Ind noun 3 no 0: to lb. upmr or under. hm q 1mm. “gang“: yggr: (093.18. ... ._4 -II LL- WI 0K. _ [Correspondence of Ta: Post! Now that the snow has all disappeared, the pecple In this neighborhood all seem to be [untested In the new and fashion- able stock ct dry ods just received at N. McPhaden’s, Sun erland. [Corn-sonar)“ o! Tm; Pond WI would a visa our readers to see the new a_ stock {not received at N. Mc- Phnden’a. undu- md.bofora making their arouses. Is «cashing ls ncw :nd {uh- onablo, 3nd “0 prices will aux-arm you. [Compondence of m POB'I'J Turnstiles: shades and patterns in dress gods sold anywhe ra in this district are to had an N. McPhaden's Sunder- land. New goods arriving every day. LOCAL NEWS-LETTERS LINDSAY, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, I“. 31!: Muslim gm. 1‘!!! GREAT mmaxcmomme. oquono 91:1va ”our“. W‘TII‘! 3WM yum unit to u mu «moving pun.» mun!“ “mam Imus." Mohawk-o ‘N “0de l mmmwmm W '3 ml Pun-Inlet. with. PAIN-KILLER WWW“, in “9-3;! CAI BLA CK WA T83. VROOMANTON. DERR Y VILLE. Pun K111”. MANILLA. Mm «330%: av _, . iii“; “32.3%? “fig: “W m: éroblom‘ which «but! I :1..an “g- aming to who mm the done! a doctor- uld ma unclean E mm 10ml x“maul: had boon we both. alumn “out“ for Wm. m s. s. {mum “Man... 00.. Hamilton. One. (or Dauphin 01 9am. Chi it had to '3?va 1W“ MG .1 ! h“.‘..:' “'31“? Mo: "13m“ “I m. “rm“..mm fit “" no: dd Mutual. who! ”I! mung: oho Mn will” 32m; m3. sh tho: 10.01 “It ”I" world on 3‘90“th ow «laugh 135?: $31“ 0‘ J In: not? an." II no on a. .3003“ to éiigs'luu'g'wa‘L 313?“. 3:29;; tlowq Ma M6 ééi 960 wt. egg“ 2%?” “ “$50133. mm «J‘E‘W‘kmv‘gy 9". 3;”:"8 Btuggnéiéhtm Rio. w “gm an" and w an“ fiqweéhgfiflx $3.132! c In! I! :RfiSfi I cum W‘gim it“! 3.5! {M % um layman 1%} NYC iééal 3'1me inlmmy Rails"?! {9;ng Pym: filmingfiiz [M I!!!» M: 6! Eng!“ was!!! 11393193.?m stilts. mi “Flam!“ u I meal AMA-urn Mn: mum. VI! H The introduction of electricity in the manufacture (f “Ryckmana Kootenay Cure, and the astounding results there- from, have startled the public mind and aroused the interact and amusement of scientists. The large varietv of diseases which it has successfully treatedia me- in; a pro idonn «nation and has obs: age a m ended the actors houaanh a 3 iii: a"?! men and meaty? em tme ul.'.l.ruu Hun-v ‘r'Jommlen re “$165 iii: Semen Ire suite angflenersn€a13lom§¥era hm mean a! v mm: mm mm sup 9 THE GREATEST PROBLEM OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY HAS BEEN SOLVED. Electricity is Applied With Wonderml Results in the manufacture of “Eyck man's Kootenay Cure" â€" A Dis- covery as Important as That of Dr. Rontgen‘s Cathodic “There are times when circulars and booklets and such things are wise and profitable investments. but when a news- paper can be used to advantage it is very much better, and very much cheaper. Circulation In newsnanere is the cheapest that oanbehad. You can give an equal space more circulation in the newepiper tor a given amount ct money than you can withdodgera.‘ “AWdodeer thrown into the yard or doorway In more of a nuisance than any- thing else, and I think really hurts the business more than It helps it." _ x: "I think it is 51m 69 m; ms nine-.Sentta 6f «11 the mane: aid 19: «dam and hand-hula is wasted. It la. “Emma: And literally. ‘throwla: money into she smut: .. . 99m 9539 2.7: 'I‘rutlrtollln‘ Adi. Aivertlslng I.- m simple no selling good. over the counter. Folks road min now :- duya because thoy have found that tho tlme spent thus la cf mtn direct profit to themthao any other part c! the nom- paper. This haslslmmmed advertisingm made It may to do we 9mm of gout results. mam aamzleltg means a trust-fa). atmtzhttwwarfl tale of tho store aewmaa when‘uadaae, “won done. It is of mm law: to the mom than the comma or lees! now. @698 advertis- imm at lemma toteulatlaa=aet 5%? mm goth“ isthe Ming et 3 5519mm. Hemmer newsman: I; 3998 advertising =bue more use may mass at new. 9mm “ A ___‘_ _A_-_‘.l-l.~~ Du“ “QIUIV nu nucvu- v- vvvvv I‘eunle. a (New to T» tally protectod from tun-Ina mfmcr an: fol-ml on bhom. m auld onmlno «on pwh 9 0mm! them. It eh. name “Diamond" I nob new. real “sum! the (inn an dnnmroul and worth- leu Dlamoud Dyan an fully uni-ranted: crude and lmlmtlon dye: "a nude to dauelva and swindle the careless tuyu‘. am 9W Dlamond D 95 Tested for Twonty Your: an leen Flu: Plan. 1:: tho Boa: Homosnsclommc chom- at: Say They mm. Purim Baron at. Fastest and out Brllllunt. Toad”. Diamond Dm h“. no tqul or rlvol In thoworld. and mull. only mum dyes shun on be and with «my ad confidence. The Imitation “a wot-ohms dyu now on the mulch-00m. lonlgn mud come «mum-nu a «mum neuron of dun or to home More. Manhunt: und den on all alum. snugly bcmlo t: the anal prom elm mm! a when unlou math. The“ mum» dya- whlchup mm nu um um prloo an lha “Diamonds are V"! Hour at any prion. MI tho: rulu out! do; my m kindapt snag-h _ . J but l'riday‘e Storm. Accordingto accounts received Siturday the previous evening's storm spent most of its fury on the surrounding country. West and north-west the rain was accompanied by a very heavy wind and hail-stones as large as marbles. On the Mcupine firm. about two miles west, which is now owned by Mr. Jordan. son of Mr. Wm. Jordan, at Fenelon Falls, 3 large bank barn was w:eoked by the wind and portions otit scattered over a radius of mung rods. The sic first tore 03 a section a cut 30 test ong‘iram the north end and then ri pad the balance at the building comple yin two the entire length. one portion re- maining standing and the other being scattered broadcast. People who know how well the barn was built are amazed at the way the beams were split and shiv- ered....0n Mr. John Glenny’s farm, near Little Britain. a per ion of a log barn was blown down, and rods cf fencing were levelled. â€"Bmlmaser McNab bu u lnt luc- neededluulun (1%": “to M islag Lluk nlnk- inland halal: lrom the an“! panned over! t8ou uni. I“! and um overmOcsrloadl so! old In and b uldets were dumped Into the menu. hallway Rows. - Mn Wane:- M rm. ct abomdlnd my mum has has maimed to (inductor Bum a mud his a: ”Mal m 31W: 8;: “P, an. at Warm. 6.7.3“ o «no: as P‘flge 1m Noam 396:: goals! on o am“1 w: “inauea:o$m Mam. Mtg had arm: at «about A __- AM. All: I that I must all I undo A mule». A3. man'- the tub. I‘d have a flush omld that all The plague: thus 3 dub. blown The Paola not all Dead set. Even blind man can In. that; mm cm!» I: m: «night, or (also why should IO may comma to an m smelling. our. and cm: hula: prepmuom hr the ms m: o; pans. when a preptfltlfin in: as chum :1 pa. rum new“ and pane: Hanan as gmnne is am parah ml min any duller la medial“! N. v! 190 autos team“ v when an pains. out: than is 35%. mearfiemggfilou rm to: .. ann‘ln‘ nun“. m; cu )m m--- - _V__ H i ' was)“ me.“ ”Nu-vim: glrpfiad nut: .. no: the amt atom pun almost a“ one. ixiiviea Mam ham. agtadvemelnn MANY POOR IMITATIONS. NO EQUAL OR BIVAL. TO WN JOTTINGB. 3:“;me H 3305‘“ “I {3031'th THE CANADIAN Ple; «un- Non NS I‘uu'ihm “as IwumNuu 10'! Inuvlmnd dvuuuuenwd Io can u. The IIIII low swal lowed too hm g 1909 and me hard nub-Ianoe atuo In I: mm too I‘M Wm M “WM and «a tame I0 roman t mug w mmmaned, but the ohIId mm III- Int u the tumor amend tho m mm AMI“: Arum a human. mdon. AMI tow-The Chum wIII Iwmormw pubIIalI a down mm ConutantIaONO mm 1m 0"- town». m "mm mm We»! mm on.“ W M ton. 1 -A at Wm. Auk" O. t a» mum mate! I“. bu mun-M M. D.- do: Wm new. we Iona «man 0: Dump “d m the moat mm an"... Gov: Hob l‘___A_-â€"A EE 'fiHfifiEdWKS'aspix-unem ’uuit' hi. mediate steps would b. Mon to m. gm mop "gulp” t9 noun “tr,“- ' " ' «mm a mu- “MMG “98% Apr“ «9“qu néan gfieu‘w‘fls‘“ Wfix'fitfiLEFJSF‘L the tendon and usher-n “m a nut“ 01’ I Million to» In. London, April 20.-The suspension 1. announced or the London and Univer- sal Bank. limited. The solicitors of the concern wflte to the newapa ens mm the creditors wm be , m u n‘ The mo m or the nubmpaeg {L X.“ a t -. '1‘ 9 thank was tabnahed m 13:311.“ nut mm m m w = m 0! mm amount a 9:3 331': m r en lbea mi mm 5139‘“th 3'. “a: v reserve “P and mm! ed ea Mangm n a an n [on ' mt Mull 9:3. ate a and 9 «mu m “Muse: mm a» ‘ 5:" uugw vvvvvv v-â€" . In explaining hi3; drsappoarance.00nm said his mind gave way under pressure of business. And he wandered uwnymot know- ing what he was dol . He came to Flor- ida and settled.‘ but i was nearly a year before he realized what had happened. When his mind became clear he was ashamed to return. and continued to live as a recluse until discovered by his wife. Frida Mu. Conw . accompanied by her son an the Jerley ity clergyman. went to the hermit'e cottage. They found the recluse standing before a portrnit of Mrs. Conway. a: she aspeared when n bride. With a sob. Mrs. onway said. ‘Aibertl" The hermit turned. gave a loud cry. had caught his faithful wife as she fainted. After explanation: the reunited couple re- turned here. where they are stopping for a few dnye _be_fore_ going north. 4____-..__‘- n-_â€"._- a young man. She resehed here Thursday. and learned that the man thou ht to be her husband was known as “'1‘ e Hermit or the Peninsula." who lived in s lonely spot across the river from New 8m rns. Fifteen years ago this man arrived ere. when the east coast was a wilderness. Shunning the few settlers he bought s tow acres on the Peninsuia. hullt s cot- tage and lived as s hermit. He wss kindly mannered and pure in life. but kept sioo! grom all persons. especially Northern tour- hits. 9v wwyv v. V wire- “i." 'i‘En any: ago. when ainwst dinheartened. Mrs. Conway received a message twin 1! Jersey City cierwnn who was spending the winter at ew émyrna. annonnein that she might find a clue to her hushan in Florida. 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Fins. \wll nth-There was :1 Km! wmuuu ll [He ouugv new.“ we Mu hum hls plan-v «mm-d. ulwn Mm. ; t Von ul Jmsr; t‘m- \119- mu m “ 1‘ m Re mm M m» Penna» hm“ hush u 1" “hum we mm ms Wimbms Maui‘s; .x. ‘ ‘\ Mu. Dyer had gathered in two in- fants on the Journey from her home in hin. It in believed ahe took one dead In the hair. The other. which was alive. atnyed one niuht at Peimer‘e huuee. Nu. Dyer tinted for her home the next tiny. when neither child wan alive. iirr Iondn-hw and dnulhter vnrrimi the bait. Palmer in not doth nitoiy (‘HIHM‘L‘U'J wiih th'l crime. but the [\01109 uuw uvonr they found in hi- hnule the clothing: ut one of the iiivn- iitimi babies. and all» ion pawn ticket- for the «twin or the uihm‘ habit».- mu “an or Hun-eh at Jersey (‘In “umnu l‘lmls Ulvr llmlmmI a Ilrl‘mll In l‘lnNIIm Mothers who read or her piety. or the lovely orchard and playground be- fore the house. of the chlldleu. lonely man and wife. were never able to again see their oft-puns. They were always put 0:! 1mm comlnz to the Dyera’ house by one oxen-e or other. or Mrs. Dyer would move or ohnnse her name. nntll the parents. ell too poor to give much tlme to thelr couch. “gal? abandon their tedloun and futile e or a. Pulmcr. the Con ln-lnw 0! Mn. Dru. hu muuh to explaln. n ta known um he unlmd Mr». bye:- to carry I. cu- m: bag. believed to have cont-Ana! the, two last bodlu tank In an rtvgr. Iowsbslmnlooduuumoi [futon-nu labels Who Won Ill- able to it». their concu- was the-shim tab-m Arc Also Olin. London. rll lotâ€"The police on slowly but ettly would: s oloso not around Mrs. Dyer. the belly MT ’l‘hey promise oomalete ev demo ii two oases oi baby murder. and mu: mote they will lposilibly connect her with the w ole-e e drowning oi bsbloo near Londo on well so at mm. The women has escaped punishment on tour previous accusations. Now she sees the gallows near at head. “1.1:: nerve has super rently gone. She o deieoted bearded exhibition in the dock on into . sad in the 9 since then has, own every m of despair. One mother positively identified 03° 0! the babies raked up from the river bottom. and the court was intorlned and another mother wu ready to identity her drowned baby next week. The case will prove that the extra- ordinary beyond beliet murdereu in I calm and deliberate mnnner procured infants. and as is suspected often do- snatched them within a. few 110“" after adopting them and promising to perform the part, at a. loving mother to them. It is supposed that she tain- ed a. handsome income during the last ten y‘ears for herseit and son-in-lnw. exacting from $50 to $500 for each babi- Then she made more money by pawn- ing the clothes or the bnbles. She would advertise a. desire to adopt a young child and get into correspond- ence with single women in trouble. or servants and working women who were unable to take proper care or their babies. To these she would write that she was glad to have n dear little baby to bring up and call her own. not for money's sake, but for company. She was dearly fond of children, she belonged to the Church of England. had a. goad home and would give the child a mother's love. Mrs. Dyer would promise to “Take the child entirely.” which was the truest words her pen inditcd. \ “WE‘RE FAITH IH‘IWAHDEI) NEARTNG HER- "DOUM. Mrs. Dyer. the Baby Farmer. Ia Losing Her Nerve. Sfli WAS IN MI AWFUL BUSINESS. NW“ m-‘l‘lwre «an I"? coungu new” jilfin‘ l~‘g'_|_u|:i;v; Lulu-u ummm ammo: ““0“.“ ”M‘M OmMMhIoHM Mun.” uflvhmuvfll W ‘3 W" “1 “mm-Mumum AM‘ mutton-madman.- “In tomcat! M on ‘5' non W tom. at m ad m- nomvtPM'IOflth ummmmm moan-"huh"!!!- “Iuvuwm.” or “ I :2 ii] “W mm" 3:: W" W 17 Ikdlpltlt‘lo In a: «0 3:11:00. Tum maul. um suggestion- for next” cu": committee. Mr. Fianna mend t o “Wanda“ S; m. “Member. mm Om‘m imm‘ at at“ t MM “£3:th 3’és~es.::m “ 59%.; :hown a“ use!“ I}: #3:: “at. final? I”. wag? Lin" “We nine-.0 0; m to“ “a UL TB! Llodooy Ooollu t‘loh mot ot tho oloh loot Fold” night. Notwith- otoudlnl tho otoo-n tho momhou touod not to Ian Ito-thou. Tho prooldoot oollul tho loot- In; to onion Tho am mnttor or lmportouoo thot ctmo who dlooooolott woo tho promo“ toollow tho lam om: tho mtvllm o! ootooton two or man maps for tho 01mm mum. to tho Lindon olub to tho [moot oloh to tho pmmo tutu-Mo at Toronto or Ito-moo. E? d .J:'% . "“23“?" “M :23? mfg mm? fifi THI RINK TO II INLAROID AND IMPROVID. mutton of 0m ud am a; at. Wlnum IWI“ Eigw'thh uolomn deal-nun eon- oolonuouuly hollering In to be me. sad knowlngluboboohho an. (on. ma mm II It mud. and" 0th ad by VII-mo of thc Cmndlu Evident Ant. (Sigma) 030. O. ARMSTRONG. Tam nod mowlod‘od baton m a flu City ct O-nwn. In tho Conn o! Cnlotonathlo ”that Imam (3%“) WM. RULLOOK. Nam-y Publicly! 00m LINDSAY CURLING CLUB. minty a: mean. to Wit: 1. George Chulee Mg. at the City at O.tewe, in the County of Ouieton. do eoleany deolere thet I live et 184 Bee- eerer eh. in the city (I Ottewe. end eu- thirty-tour yen-e at It given me greet plenum to edd my mony ee to the excellent quelitiee o! “Keaton” Cure.“ For Rhenmetiem. from which I have eut- iered tar ei ht yen-e meteorieee. myre erveiloue in an oovery hes a truly an ehcrt e time. ue I hen oniy need between three or tour bottiee oi the rented . I et- ttibute my cute eolely to the nee “Keat- eney Cure.‘ I heve eieo mined in we ht end ooueider the medicine I blood putt or end I t9nio,_ _ _ 7 ._A.__..-_ in Cu)“. flayh‘tediim is found in an new medicine, . . . “OUTER“ HISEBY 0F BHEUM‘I'ISI- Health! Strength! Abifity to Work! F. to 0¢fi> FIG.” 20¢..â€" flAâ€"(OQI ODOJJN>¢<Z >JD¢P The World's ME “I M m tor tho mnmmm B, Melatonin-hum Sam» and 3692. Spring Medicine. IO. UK 4. 5. mm nu. KW " " 3 "vii-6h." 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