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' :' Tozonto. days with asay and Iriend. M's: are in town n Sorland droni fe'a 5“? mm. 4311‘? .1 Inspec- l‘onnelly. 1011 have x examir machin- on Tua- year be- r depart: yfrienb a couple at Bros.’ has been the firm pendine ye r has ontract- G! A $10“. an 8093!] [IF THERE BWIBIL CONSIDERS A COUPLE OF VERY IMPORTANT MATTERS. omud‘u.mo.emonu. \ad onrc‘rn O for Cut-I can In! C. mad. he no a or u All Mixtures. pm. and .n .utlons m <2.an PM so. I. 81 got no: No. I no arm ”mar-2.88 the! box. 0. nor 2 gauge}: on xeoolrp of price “I? 23:80:: mm a Cook 'ompuy‘ 1: mm». 1 and 8 paid no recommended 5 NJ mmnublo Drums“ In Cumin. Nu I and .\o.‘ 2. an‘d in Lindsay by 1': Gregory. drucflllt. (5.1 u.» L“: m:u.-u~-â€"- On motion Mr. A. Horn was heard 1": 311'.“ .- to the request. He polntedout that when his firm. started in Lind- sxy zewn years ago they found the business in bad shape, but were now manufacturing many new lines. In 189;: the weight of the total output was 13,900 315.; in ’93. 15,600 lbs.; in ’94, 18;- 700 li:s.; in ’95, 20,000.1bs.; ‘.n ‘96, 21,200 lbs; in ’97. 36.700 l'bs.', in ’98, 48,030‘lbs. The pr-t'sent output taxed the capac- ity oi the machinery to the utmoa, and it bad man found necessary to work overtim‘. They already ~turned out some I n -s of knitted goals, and: were sure 0‘ a. good market for their product, but in order to increase the output as contemplated thoy would have to impot expensive machinery from the Stats, and additions would also have to b: made to the other plant. In View of tin outlay necessary the fixing of 1b: aseesmant at a. d:f€nite amount for ten years would be agreat encouragement. ”I‘h: firm now em- pioys more than double the number of x-hargc. and it established the knitting Messrs. Horn Bron. Willing to Batu-go the 1- Women hem n Council “'1”. mammal thou- Pram: A88..- mont for Ten You'llâ€"Dominion Gov eramenn to be Asked for n Grant to Improve tho River Chnnnel. After th? council ranting last Wed- nesiay evening the council of the 30,.rd 07 trade mzt to consider several mrtters of considerable 10:31 interest. Among those present were J. D. Fla- vellc. pres, Janus Graham, vice-pres., J. H. Sootheran, secretary. 3. A. Pad- don, J. G. Edwards. R. Kylie, R. Ken- nedy, T. Brady. R. Sylvester, G. H. M. Baker, Wm. Flavelle, A. D. Manon, A. Horn, J. Carew. Will Establish a Knittmg Plant. The secretary read a letter from Horn B.os., stating that they cogtem: pfated establishing a. knitting ,departâ€" mem in connection with their Woolen Factory if the council would grant. them a shed assessment; as 3 mem- :01‘ 0.“ 2h: firm had a. 53a: in councilthe iozrd oi trade was consequently ask- na tn udvn‘ttlt‘! their 0181' I: ell-(10:5- LINDSAY. FRIDAY. APRIL 7. 1899‘ foud o. Imus Win 8-1 to advozate the 2: in th: members. On mot on Mr. .4 re nth-1 to the requ “' COS 3a 8...?ou m on“ E fink huh. “in“ #8“ V hmufifl «”3 a Gounommfiw x 0mm" AH. Mr Substitution i110 fraud of the day. §§S§E§ EiEAIABIIE sec. you g Ask for Carter’s, Insist and demand Carter's Little Liver Pills. Caygeon )ock was rebuilt or made water-tight. That gentleman ' hafi done 8001 service with the last Ontamo government appropriation, but had to 1“0? too soon. It was reported that be regarded the meant movemept as casting 3 auction upon hinqm a sense, but that viar menthol!» ungr- FOCt and unwarranted. The: Damm- ‘011 government did nah a. M 10* Wards the channel, but it so W that the Ontario governmnt male on The Weekly Post. :r as years passed. v _ Mr, Graham thought the proposition as a very reasonable and just one-â€" was pieasing indeed to see town in- :stries branching out. .5. motion was Lhen passed endorsing :2 request, and President FIaVelle and. .r. J. G. Edwards were selected. to gpeur before the town council and 30‘- cit that body’s favoyable considera- 'om‘nion Grant I .Oook's Cotton Root Conpcnni Carts: . (ct f or the River :r's, -“.-., v-.. Second Class Senior. total, 500; Edward Kingsley, 427; James McGann. 408; Lawrence Teatrault. 372; Russel Robinson, 369; Stafford Barnett, 358; Wm. O’Rfelly, 3:8; Francis Cote.319; Henry O’Keefe. 309; Herbert Laundre, 299: Alex. Teatrault, 261. Junior Fourth Class, total, 675: Charles Scuily, 566; L20 Pymun, 521; Joseph Sctu. 482; Charles Mulvaney, 478; Emmet Brady, 470; Francis Jor- dan. 431; Albert Poflger. 409; Henry O’Leary. 406; William Cain. 339; Wil- fred O’Brien, $8; Rano‘d McDonnell, 3228; Bernard Sennett, 256; John O’- President. Kindleâ€"“$3 000 was tbs amount of the former Dominion gov- ergmenl: appmpriat: on. ” Enter Examinations. 1899. Below will be found the standing. of the pupils of the Separate school. Lind- say, based on the results of the Easter mnmfinationa: Part 1. Clues, total 273; l‘eter O'Con- nor. 243; George O‘Keefe. 236; Harry McDonald. 235; Walter Kennedy. 232‘. Lawrence ’l‘mtro. 230; Peter Birgenow. 224; Norman Baud. am; John McDox- nld. 198: Vincent Quillun. :56; Jerry Shu‘lum. 183. _ Third Class Senior, total. 675: Louis I‘enrose, 618; Stanley Burke. 601; \V'. Leddy. 598; Laurent Callaghan, 542; Jos. Kearns, 539; Fred Burnett, 502; \\’9illiam Meaghan 466; Josaph Barnett. 44 . Third Class Junior, total. 630:‘ Leo Curtin, 503; Joseph White. 582; Geo. Johnston. 476; George Gain. 443; Edward Teatrault, 441; Jamie Cain. 437; Vincent Dwyer. 429; Alex. Fau- bert. 408; Joseph Kilian. 403; \Vilfred O’Leary, 356; Gerald Buck. 331 ; Michael O'Neill, 307. ’ - _ . . u â€".m Mr. Keniédy “That’s not enoughâ€" as_k_!or §102000, anyway.’ ,, _ Mr. Grahamâ€""Mr. Walters refer- red to the waste of water at Bobcay- geon; that‘s only part of the trouble, because if the channel was deep enough we would not be at the mercy of every mall leak or trifling fall in the levels." Mr. G. H. M. Bakerâ€"“It would be well to define on what part of the river {ha money will be spent, it grant- edâ€"there is a. bad bar below the lower wharf that shouid be removed." After some discussion it was decid- ed that the grant should be expended between the new wharf and Parkin’s m‘ll, and President Flavelle and Mr. Edwards were authorized to make ne- cesary explanations before the town council and ask that body‘s.co opera- fion and assistance in the matter ot the m~mo'i11 and proposed deputatibn. Council then adjourned. menu". IN. Junior I'nrt ll. Clubs. total 315'. Jer- om'nh Scully. :87; Bull Kingsley. 282; Thus. Flurey. 280; Joseph M‘cAvoy. 2'39; George Qufllnn. 265: Thoma Gamay. 2m; Lament Curtin. 260; Martin Ken- ny. 266; Frankie liouly. :37; Stafford O'Neill. 236.- Dominic thatlo. 217. anot‘ Part II. Ohms. total 304); Pat- rirk' O‘Connor. 318: James Murphi. 33:; Leo Cote. 311; l‘utnck Molina . 310; James O‘lmnq. 309: Norman Kennedy. 306; Bert . cut-nth. 305: Wil- frid Mulvihill. 300; Aloysius l'rimeuu. :83; I-‘ubrinn Gillogly. 2M; Jam“ Gil- lq’xly. 281; John bpratt. 280; Daniel Loddy. 274‘. Johnnie Connor. 237. Junior Second Class. total 535: R0- land Burke. 491: Peter Spratt. 470; J. Rooms. «158; Joseph McDonald. 45.; Vincent Pymnn. 440; Joseph LaRo‘le. 21; George Landry. 416; Albert O'Keelo. 412: James O'Neill. 357; John Murphy. 354; Joseph Cain. 351; John Callaghan, 260._ ' A” _ 1’ _.-:.. at thonm tima'for the sums purpose, hence the‘fonner grant was never. ex: Fender! and lapsed. Ragged edges 0; rock in the channel were a manace to tons and scows in 30w. water,and even during high water scows cannot~~ be moored 03033 to shore and consequently block the steam channel. A comPM' {nivoly small outlay would effect a. VaSt Improvement. ‘ , MI Petitionâ€"“What would be the ptgbabie cost 3" Ne‘l, 245. Sen~7or Fourth Class, total, 775; Edward Benson, 666; Albert Duck. :634; Francis Barnett, 602: Patrick 0’- NeiLEflI; Michael McGeoglI.5-39; Jarms Diament. 510; Arthur Cote. 510; Par- nell McHugh, 494; Selden Meehan. 492: Stafford McIIhargey, 466 (absmt for two papers); \Villiam \Vh'xte, 453; William Landry, 431: Robert wager. 408; Leo O'Connell, 408; Joseph Duffus, A Member of the 0111 ado Board of Health Says : "l have prescribed Scott’s Emulsion in Consumption and even when the di- gestive powers are weak it has been {o‘JOWed by 31131 results." H. P. Y BO. MAN, A.B., BALD. The Montreal Daily Star is publishing a. set of cartoons entitled "The Bytown ‘Coons" that are attracting world-wide attention. They are unquestionably the most artistic productions of the kind that have ever appeared in any paper in Canada. Although for the most part they are skits on the Minis- ters. the members of the Cabinet have laughed over them to their heart’s con- tent. as being full of fun and humor as no cartoons of the present day. have. Sir Richard Cartwright and Sir Henri Joly have been particularly amused by these strking caricatures and have looked forward with keenest interest to every new issue. The demand for the Star with these cartoons has been beyond the publishers’ ability to sup- ply, and by special request the entire set of cartoons are being published on fine paper under special covers to meet the demand. The publishers are let- ting the public have them complete for ten cents as far as the supply will go. The sum of ten cents in stamps or sil- ver to the publishers of the Montreal Star, will, we understand. secure a com- plete set of the Bytown Coons, as they are now published. The Bytown Coons have already a._ circulation of upwards out advance pament trig: W1. by the a dcvelnpmg upmnlm comrimgxce. . orighm! mvcsugamrs. x: IAL‘... .Aw gn ‘ Orlfllllun ... . -...c, return withmnurzm ynn. H I: roves Jun. ....-- you have hen-n logging for. you cop is and ya" our reasonable pm-c. It has caved thousands an?! established robust Vigor. It will cure you. In honor we oficr it. with priceless infatuation, FREE, TO WEAK MEN. 3'5: mm can Whig“ LINDSAY SEPARATE SCHOOL. Political Cartoons. by the very hes: mcuulawn “us for tonir. and up bun. muc tablets nu (-.rudc vu. gar us is the scicnufic treatment of aim-s. and Hi x nu Are not sans!) mgmym. {'f it roves just what It: and pm? madam 3:321 3351‘ Bib]; to hfimnwm- ' C O. D.. one mouth} :ry best mcwiggmag In FR'IN DYSPEPSIA 1N9 81011611 TROUBLE Instantly Rel'oved an: n Cured by Stuarn'o Dyapops' Rupert of a. w nuns at Victoria. County rxocuttvo held to must! 3 For my: Am. The Victoria Prohibition Executive met in the Y. ML C. A. room here. pursuant to ocall by the president and secretary of the Association. DJ- {errant parts of the county were rep- manted. After regular business was transacted. the present situation of the quest'on of prohibition was discussed. after which the fo!lowing resoiution was passed : Whereas, a, pfebiscite on the question of prohibition was ordered by the Do- minion government, and voted upon by the electorate o! the Domin'oa on the 29th of September last; and Whereas. a. deputation [rpm the Co- m‘n'on Alliance waited upon the gov- ernment , urging the passing of slam in hemony with the vote poiled; and Whereas. there has recently been given to F. S. Spence. Secretary of the Dom'nfon Ailianoe, by Sir \Vil- {rid Laurier, the answer of the gov- ernment, they declining to accede to the request of said Alliance: - L-) this Whereas the vote polled, by those who choose to use.the'u franchise on that occns 9n. rreaglted in a. ma orily tn mvor o. tpa; and . n n Thsra was no more acidity or sour watery risings. no bloating after min. the appetite was vigorous and he has gained between 10 and 12 pounds in weight of solid. healthy flesh. , Although Stuart's .Dysqepsia Tub- letn are ndnrtiaed and sod in drug stores. yet [consider them a moat vnlunblo addition to any phys‘ciun's lino of rcmxiico. as they are perfect- ly harmless and can be given to child- ren or invntlda or in any condition of tho atom-ich with perfect safety. lic- ing hurm'em and containing nothing but fruit and \‘ch-atnblo “genera. pure pcpain and Gotdon Soul. Without any question they are the a-it’mt. most effective cure for indi- gestion. hiliousnnu. constipation and all dornnficmnntl of tho stomach. liow- ovnr a ight. or new-m." Alt uaeuu. ] gave him powerful nerve tonics and Ifiooi rem-adios. but to no purpose. As an experiment I finally bought {ditty- cent package of Stuart’s Dyspepsxa Tab- lets at a. drug store and gave them to h'm. Almost immediate relief was given and after he had used four bows he was to all appearances_,_§uliy cured. vvnu“u\v -.--' .-- LimS'lmk on Jéiaclf dimfiux mail- 0:! from address. F. A. Stuart 00.. Mar- .han. Mich. .. LL“: lcqu‘cou v. u"... ---â€"-____, Be '1: therefore resolved, that this County of Victoria, through its pro- hibition Executive, working in 'har- away with the Dominion Alliance. re- gret sincerely that the government has seen fit to declare itself adversely to the wishes of the electorate. as ex- pressed in the vote of September last. We therefore request the concurrence of the orohibit'on electorate of the county to assist the Domino: Alliance in every legitimate way in causing par- liament to understand that We expect them to carry out the! will of the: pro- ple. The time has come when we must. strenuously safeguard the in- terests of religion, home and country. against the power of the liquor traffic. In conclus'on, we deem it necessary to keep prohibit'on an active prin- ciple in practical politics. "eternal vigilance” being the price we must pay that our convictions may beres-pected. J AMES MACFARLANE, Sec. Dr. Redwell relates an interesting account ‘0. what he conniders a re- markable cure of acute stomach trouble and chronic dyspepsia. by the use of the new dscovery, Stuarts Dyspepsia. Tanlets. He says: ”The patient was a. man who had suffered to my knowledge for years with dyspepsia. Everything he ate o:em-:d to soar and create gases in the stomach; he had pains like rheuma- tism in the back. shoulder blades and lunbe. fullness and distress after eat- ing, poor appetite and loss 0. flesh. causng palpdat' on and sleeplessness mtin '.ght __ n . ,,___-- A....:-n -na Stuart's Dy: puin Table“ 'u‘o undo M ”:01". A. Stuart (30.. of Mnrnhall. M‘uhu and are mm by drought: every- where at fifty cant: pafipxtgknae.‘ or Dodd’a Kidney Pills were Fouled to Cure fir. W111». Woodstmk, 0nt., Apr. 3.â€"There are many Woodstock people who owe their good heu 1th, and others who are indebt- ed for their lives, to Doid’s Kidney Pills. Among the former is Mr. Mass. Willis, 295 Dundas Street, who has re- cently made his story public. “ For several years," says MLW'd- lis, “I have snfterqd from Kidney Troubles, pain in the small 0! my back. etc. I got slight relief from some of the various medicines I used. My son. who was cured by Dodd‘s Kidney Pills. urged me to try them. I did do. I have used {our boxes and can safely sav I am cured." This Beats the Marked Egg. It. is said that 8. Manitoba bachelor when recently visiting in Ontario, went into one of the stones and bought n pair of socks, and found attached to one of them a. slip‘oi paper with the words: "I am a young lady of twen- ty and would like to correspond. with a bachelor with a view of matrimony." Name and address were iven. The bachelor wrote. and in a. ew days got this letter: “Mamma was married 20 years ago. Th: merchant you taught those socks Iran evidently did not ad- vortis: or he would have sold them '03 ago; Mammal handed me the letter and said possibly I might suit you. I am a girl of c’ghteen." .The girl suited. ~Winnipeg Free Press. Good Friday Band Concert. Good Friday fortunately being a most springlike day hundreds thronged Kent-st. to hear the splendid program the Citizens’ band had prepared under 3 the leadership of Mr. A. H. Cottingham. ’ and no doubt they were well repaid. for g the program was rendered in good style. The leadifi features were the moist: who play their parts in such a) way as to bring credit on themselves and the band. No doubt by the time the season has advanced. enough to per- mit thgenmnger evening omen-ts. the bend mllbe m a. position togiv’e the baptwmusw that has been‘ ."'°n for and,” e , -- ' tyfthree strong, and prospects one good for a larger membership before O K I l A New Discovery, but not. a men: Medicine. THE PROHIBITION PLEB'SOITE ONLY FOUR BOXES L'HE WEEKLY POST, and roman. nnv annopsm Tablet: pose of; but when the ingenuity of the law is invoked to nuke it obligatory, then the public have a perfect right °£acou1 again .10} 198 Jon; zaqM .uoux 01 Another reason is vaccinafion has been niade the key that opens the public school to the roar man's child; the authorities say, be vaccinated or get out. But to be vaccinated with what? that is the question that we are all anxious to know. Shall it be syphilitic ' lymph. tuberculous lymph, horsegrease lymph. smallpox or swinepom o: the new (60 year old) calf-glycerinated “what is it" lately introduced into Can- ada? But strange to say the law is silent hens. tor no man pretends to know just what lies Intent on the tom of either h's lancet or needle. But be vaccinated. and take your chances. is the hat nailed to every poo: nnn’s ' door. ' Now. sir. Vaccinia is a disease. and ' 1 hold that no nun. natany asseniblnge . of men. no matter b what name called. , be they boards of lth. councils. or 'trustee bonds. not what powers they my chance to be invested with. hava I the right to violate by lorcs the physi- cal lntscrity of another human being. It is this attempt to enforce repeated vaccination on those who areuscepticul as to its trophylactic or protectiveval- no. that as aroused such fierce oppo- sition in every country where it has been triedâ€"an opposition that hill hotn reason and history on its side. It has (oaqiuered in Switzerland. Holland and Em and. after nearly fifty years' trial, and at a cost of over ten mill'o; dolla ra has got rid of the detestablu compul- sory not. No one in England need be Vaccinated now cant-pt voluntarily; the is a grand victory for the anti-Vacs. :As England cuss. the world generally fo‘losis. Varclnation must go . "Enquirer" says. Opponent-i cla’m that vaccination gives no immunity. He is right. Alfred Russell Wallace. one of the greatest scientific writers of the age up “that we umy safely come to the‘coaclus‘on that vaccination has never saved a single life; on the contrary. it has slain its thousands. and ruined tens of thousands. and is. without doubt. the uncut gigantic de- lns'on o‘.’ theininoteenth eentura" S. B Munn. M.D., of Waterbury, Conn. and ear-president of the National Medi- cal Association. declared in 1882 “that if medical men were mnde pecuniarly responsible for the ill etlects o! vac- cination. no physician would ever vac- cinate." Prof. Bock. Ill.D.. Ieipeic. says. “I have seen in my forty yearrs' prac- tice far more evil than goo]. from vac- cination.“ Sir James Puget. surgeon ex- traordinnry to her majesty. says. "that a permanent morbid oondit on of the blood is always established by the ac- tion of these specific pol-one." Sir Thea. Watson. M.D.. Iondon. “I can sympathize with. and even applaud. a father who. with the presumed dread in 11’s m’nd. is willing to submit to indicial penalties rather than expoae hzs cum to the risk! of an am, 50 ghastly u vaccination." Jenner him- self abandoned vaccinat'on as useless. In there any wonder pulmonary coa- sumptfon is to r!- uy~oa me in- rreum? It is said that 4.75 per oent. of cows are tubercu‘ous. and we per- est in tak'ng mitter from calves (af- ter exam‘nat’on) for insertion into th: li‘ool of our children, and no wonder consumption fo‘lowe. ltinthefirmbelietotmnnyotwr most eminent scientific writers. in- cluding the foremt physicians. that anallpox would have died out long ago like other zymotic diseases. bad it no: been kept alive and propagated by in- noculation and vaccinat‘oa. Compul- sory iaocinafioln is a. dargerous III- !ringement on our personal rights and liberties. an infraction of personal freedomâ€"Yours truly. m Vaccination Ian (To the Editor of The Post.) Dear Sinâ€"In the Post of the 29th of March. 1 notice a letter from "En- quimr." asking Why there is such a. attong feeling in England and other countries against Vaccinatuon. One reason is vaccination became a question of public policy when laws for its enforcement were enacted, and as long as people are taxed to support it, they surely have the right. of investi- gut'on. As a medical tent. they m‘ght leave it to mxlical authoritivs to dis- Inlldione Dishes. Lurks Everywhere. .A bright young man in Grey County. 0nt.. thoughtlessly plunged into the lake ut a summer resort when the blood was above the nornnl heat. The shock stopped the kidneys‘ work. Po'sons which should have been car- ried off were circulated through the system. Dropsy was the result. and one bright autumn the mourning badge was on the door. and a promis- ing young life was snuffed out. ~ He trusted h'mself to skilled physicians. but they failed to do what South Am- erican Kidney Cure would have done It clears. heals and put; and keeps the kidneys in perfect action. A spe» cific for all_kidney ‘ailmmu Sold by n “A-.. n lawns. 8mm. Crux-mp. warm Skin Diseases relieved in a few min- utes by Agnew'a Ointment. Dr. Ag- new's Ointment relieves instantly and cum Tettor, Salt Rheum. Soald Head. Eczema. Ulcers. Blotchos. and all Erup- tions of the skin. It is soothing and quieting and acts like magic in all Baby Human. Irritation of the Scalp or Rama. during the tnething time. 85 cents. Sold by A. Higinbotham and 1’. Morgan. â€"A convention {was held in Port Hope on Goo-l Friday. which Was en- joyed by all who “mended. â€"Meszrs. “7. H. Symds and n J. Wilkie, of the Provincial committee. gave an address on !o:al and provincial topim. 7 â€"Geoeral Secretary _G. H: William- A _ -5...- -52-- v -uvucI-n mu“... _. ,. son. of Peterboo, m an mstructive paper on “Individual Bible Study." â€"1 B. Walker. of Lindsay. spoke. on “Association Bible Classes." XI 'F’ginxzomam Mmiated. brated remeaies manurectnred by the Swanson Rheumatic Cute 00.. Chicago, 11].. USA. Thus list of remedies in- cludes the celebrated world renowned 5 Drops. the medical wonder of the 19th century. It has startled the med- ical profession and set the entire world thinking. It in the conqueror d! dil- Notice. We desire to informthe public that we are the agants for (he; humus cele- â€"'l‘ho gaging, when w w. Robson. of Lindsay. Lindsay. Apr“ 3rd, COMM UN IOATIONS FLUHGBD TO 328 D3178. LII (‘onventlon Nous- NDSAY, ONTARIO, APRIL 7,1899 which was led by Mr Lindsay. was great” {{nd P. Morgan Cranial. 011'1158 JILVACCLVE. LOCA L N EWS-LE’PTERS DOBOWNK. (Correspondence to The Post) 'l'ho following in the order of stand- ing of the pupils in the Jealor division of tho village ch00! to.- Mm'ch‘: Pub- lic School Leaving Classâ€"Md»! cu:- ford. Wesley Sh'mclor. Leak-y Rich- mn. Entrance Clansâ€"W. Awry. C. C. Birchard. C. Daynnn. P. Fockler. W. Revell. J. Finl- . Fourth Clan. l‘nrt 2â€"K. Mom“. . Forster. A. Wilkin- oon. l'. Wilkinson. M. Ham. [1. Forster. I‘mlfih, lain 3â€"3. flnrves'. B. Waffle. ton. P. Wilkinson. M. Hun. ll. Forster. Fourth. Pin 3â€".‘. Harvey. B. Waffle. B, R‘dmnn. M. Millicln. H. H. Hol- land. Thirdâ€"P. Birchnrd. L. Wilkin- con. R. Graham. F. Arbuckk'. L. Gunn, M. Graham. Easter Promot'on - Sec- ondto Third BO'I. 1“. Hull. Nellie Hub- cock. V. Wakolin. J. Storey. M. 5102- htt. W. Pugh. G. Woman. 5. Angers, Addie R'chmn. Mr. S. B. P. Anderson in visiting at the home of Mr. C092. l__l I became an film-3m." nerve- nnd Item-6h were Morena". xmwm. “emerald- vice. He Mid I had general debillty. and Idvhcd Dr. I’m-ne‘- Golden Medic-I W. god I and sh: homes, since I w liking it aha-t one {cur ago. I have no! taken any medicine! any Ind. and lave month“: work any d- . anppflilv in good. lunmthm new shy. and Ida not fuel “in! linen bur-ll; - "W ulnmnch nflrr "flu. " 7 Mr. Will Cook. Ommeo high school. is at home. . Mt. A. Terrill has returned from To- ronto and resumed duties at Not-land. Banter Visitors.â€"M'essrs. Holland. mm. at Xr; Ho'lwd's home; Min: «1 and finer. Toronto, at L113 home of Mr. Dodd. 51".; N‘s: Switur: to the parental harm. where aha will rcmsin some time. and brains. of stomachs giving out. of shattered nerves, of lost ene , of aversion to wor These men have thought more of dollars - than of health. They forget that money is alrnost worthless without health to cum it. If men and women will take Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery, they needn’t worry inueh about old age. The ears will go by. but they won’t show it. is medi- cine makes digestion perfect. and changes a disordered stomach into a healthy one that worksas Nature intended. It regulates the livenlenn'ehes the blood and ltsnes the nerves. t prevents consumption curing bronchitis, lingering coughs and bleedi lungs. The "Discovery" contains no - cohol; no false or uncertain stimulus' the power itgives is the power of Nature: deep. genuine and lasting. It does not create a craving for stimulanta. In serious cases of sickness. Dr. R. V. Pierce. Bul’alo. N. Y.. will give free advice and counsel to those who write hinr. "The reason I delayed wfiungwaa beam! wanted to wait «a wear alter 1 had taken the medicine befofe giving statement. and now. I can aend annual. ttom teulmonhl. " write-Chas. Sergeant. ofPlain th. M 90,. Ohio. “ Dart“ the umum- and (alto! CAMERON. (00er to The Past.) Rev. Mr. Brown. 0: Kingston. pretch- ed 9 very cam sermon to the Meth- odist coogngat'on here last Sunday. Cameron evidently holds a vital nt- uut'on (or If. Abel Grins. u if: was noticed out at church recently with a friend. ' . The storm of lest. Wodnos‘luy rained serious doubts of a b'orkadc on our hEghways. but the present fin» weath- ie exercising a subdning effzct 01 our On the my bani from Fem-Ion Falls last week one of Mr. Symon's horses kicked over the tongue of the sieigh and wen-nigh caused a serious runa- way. . Mflss Campbell. our lady teacher. has ieft us to spend her Easter vacation among {fiends L'- 7__A_ l- G nave-A 55555 '- Ao Mr. J. Suggitt was on his way to market Saturday he took the short cut up the lake. and at the mouth. of the river was surprised to find his way barred by a space of open water. He turned back. reflecting may. “the longest way round is the nearest way home." I guess it never entered his heid that it was “All Foole’ day." M‘r. Will Crawford. and Miss M. Crawford. “gather with their guest. MED A. Hall. of Peterboro. cums down from Lindsay last Sunday to spend the day at the home. of Mir. J. Earle. their wide. - PRO BOND PUSLIOO. Amonght notto eddldmrtobeold until well up to the nineties, but ww-agdayo you don’t see m such men. Instead. you hen: people no 0 dc: then 40 uqswho begintocoxnpllin of tired backs IRONDALE. (Corn-ponder!” to The Post.) {the entertainment in aid 0'! the Methodist church on the 2811: m a. complete success. The 300:! supper pre- pared‘by the ladies was relished by all. and those who tou‘: pert in the pro- gram performed splendidly. They ren- dered a xery intending list 01 pieces. ahawim talent we hale canes t9 be A “fifi Barr. of Galwny. accompan- ied by h‘s sister. mes Addie. were visit- ing last week with their reletivee at Irondsle, when they were welcome The former Left on the 28th as organist. Mr. J. Checkley is at present spend- im a. few days with his brother. Mr. Wills wlvu- “v â€"_..- , proud of. The Manes Barry furnished music with vio!in and organ. which was much appmciawd; imtrumontal music was also auppliod by Miss J. McIntosh. The proceeds amounted to about 818. Owim to the disagmable evening thenwerenotaomnyoutum seeking new homes. Mr. C. Lake and family expect to have soon. also Mr. W. Checkley and {uni-1y. tho former going to Midfignn 'nnd the latter to Lin-dun}. We wish them all success in if. Charley FIRM-AMY OLD. atiou or amusement. Is it any won- son‘ethin der that the boy leaves the farm and . Gawpyc thankltb'e’Lord that it ‘ennnot fo‘Jow l 3:: b4: him! All hi5 training impmses .him - nit pork ,with the seriousness of his occupation; : mg i! u; he thinks fuming cannot be made to ‘ up with pay it divorced from drudguy and ‘than ‘t slavery. What little literature he . 33:33: rout convinces him that all the coun- | m 910. try's taxes lure dumped upon the g keepthe dwn-trodden former; he leans to al- ‘ 1:“ ‘0 mat Inspect the cartoonist who por- mug: Whig-aghast}, hunch bachod1mw lingual cum 3 hmburdcnof vhnrgod. fl'he firmer in to blame. He routs l the boyoutofbedat 5 am. undeendel him out. to do the chores by untern light. He makes him chop the day‘s wootl while resting et the non) hour. He makes him work in the! field until it is too_dark to m. and again the chores have to be done by the flicker- ing light of a lantern. The cows tqke advantage of the darkness (alreal-Jm his foot, and the heroes switch their tails in his (me. E: gets in at nine or ten 0'07an and gloss embed in bad humor. No time for rest or recre- lover-India; Drugs?! and but a! moment But the 89111: cud‘ Dam! Ambition-Tho 807 have“ 6114!, Ind W ch. Lord that tho m Guam Follow Hun. l The following article taken from a. recent lane of that bright publication. Toronto Saturday N?ght, will nodnum inherent our country waders: - are unequalled in quality and their Fencings are the Best. PRICES LOW. These Pianos have a rich, in all who hear them, and are with Canadian market to-day. WRITE “MENDELSS‘JHN” PIANBS WHY Bovs LEAVE THE FARM. , The B. Greening Wire Cn , General Agents, Hamilton and Montreal. SOLD ALSO BY CANADIAN HARDWARE JOBBERS. HIGH-GRADE BICYCLES at $10.00 Eash. . . Artistic in “(Sigh 110 Adelaide-st. W., Toronto. Have taken FIRST PLACE whqreveg gghibijgg; ESTABLISHED ONE-QUARTER OF A CENTURY. might interest some people, but they’re not incur line. For the last twenty-five years we have been before the public as Grocrrs and Croiery merchants, end if we ere to judge by the generous patronage accorded to us we heve every ‘reuon to believe that to here erected a favorable impression. Our perfect knowledge of the markets, combiner! Hill: the feet that we buy in lurge quintitiee for cub, emblce us to do as well, and in many can better, for the public than our con- temporaries. ' Our aim will be in the future, as in the put, to otter our customers strictly reliable goods st the lowest living pr ice: and thereby retain the confidence we huve enjoyed. Fancy Judiaims, brownish, large sis, 300. g Fancy decanted To: Pots at Half Pm. GBMEIIES~ Special value in Filo Frau hues, N Fig and Pm Clover flmtho. This is n decided boon to buyers in this line. We are expecting a. consignment of that: goods every dog. BM‘AM Inning pure Chin: Cups and Saucers, the complete sex. has that elm, attractive chine finish I0 seldom found on mrdinm priced goods. See this line,- ve consider it a plot!!! re Tn Low Hardware merchants sen these goods 0 and can supply you. If they fail you, write the manufacturers at Picton. Cups and Saucers. . . The B. Greeting Wire-709; RELIABLE GROCERS. mm a rich fun and musncal that that appeals to are without doubt the {inst Piano in the Warn: FOR CATAIDGUE. Saran d‘ Kzllon Mendoluoh a; - 1!th in Canstrlcfian. gut-tinne- “Mandarin end ‘wriuling unarthe iron heel of the cannot-cm: end mote-aim! eta-nae. To hep clear of the debt and mods-cu which elven seem to stalk about. the" glean. he is satisfied to see the best :prodnctl o' the term zo'xl and the “out; «ten at home. He thinks it. necessary that the barn should be furanhod better than the home and that he should strive to feed his horses and i cattle We” while he at; any old thing [that dost not mad 9. fair price at; 1the market. stay on the farm if he will but do something to make home, life pleasant. Grow plenty of goal garden truck and gave it up tempting y; give them {nah beet consumes u a change from suit pork ; let them put sugar in their mnfltheywantit;mhe them got up with the sun a_nd up carlietl; give work done at sunset; make the even- ixp pleasant with music and dancing; keep the best periodicals on file ; teach than to play whist and chess. Ban- ish monotony and drudgery from the firm tad the boys will stay with it low after the mortgngo has been dis- uhtion. notruth is that then is no more (hSQflI', happy and independent oocupation flash the farmer's, 21’ he would but make it so. The man. with a hundxwed acres clonr, or lightly en- cumbered. ought to be the most con- tented mortal in Canada. H's boys will Poultry Nettings . Think bynomnsatrue picture of every farm home. but it represents conditions that have driven ttomds of country bays lo the centres of pop- “ THE BEST 18 CHEAPEST.” McMullen’s W‘W‘h‘