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satisfaction, and to» amount of my claim gh‘zy pleased thh thc :e msurance company own interests by en- in Fancy Goods. tightened up >ry large liner: Goods, and flu- mpany. ‘ on!" one. u hero. but w. '2? 1 Prices 12% o BANE. the HI GEES? iable for f Charge- med. Visfactm‘uy: reciu lty- J “Sam-3:2 now very 60'” ’ORSTEDS. M” ’ANTS to ordm abo've lines- LIVE STOGK nh-Uu Lu nthucno vuv m----â€"_.â€" mm Kite to Mr. James T. Storer o! tiliéii. About 3 quarter after five the .15 carrying a large bouquet of white tea, entered the parlor leaning on the V of her father, and looking charming asrtraveliinsz dream of De grey. She gained by her eiete Minnie, who not“ very pretty dressed in silver g, and carried a bouquet similar to the z: 2.1:. H. ll. ltsnaom of Montreal sci:- ueam of “rust mm" for the groom. I . , 1;). law ck, psslor of the. Baptist ___..__â€"-â€"â€"-â€""" 1"??- resd the marriage servxce, and, are; their promi .e of obedience to the {We vows. pronounced them men and ..e, and the happy couple received the "i? congratulsxione of their friends. A_-_._L_ MITCHELL Oakwood' I AGAI STREET. was Gm Pare” burnt by 3 On the 215: 7mm; cadence of Tm: Poer ' . li'r‘L'JR'l‘uâ€"RBDOX’E of. S. S. No. 6. [319035. Sauna ermnued in order of w“. ;- _:".*l class-Thorn Jewell. meal ml: rov. William Cunnmgs, Me, 1,4,2, Mariette Every. James [:53le r: «gr: Cunnmgefieome Weldon, :3, Wed. :3, Henry Dale. George Mc- m‘: Mflyubsll Johnson, Ethel Weldon, $39-89 Raga-s. Samuel Weldon. Thu-d ”â€"551“ Powell. Russell Johnson. lab!" mmmy. Arthur Weldon. John Kc. Phoebe Cunnlnas, Hannah Rogers. mad clueâ€"Albert. Jewell. Wesley Joan. E Ethel Rogers. Ethel Lam). Part mudâ€"Elm: McEEroy, Let’le Armltege, L’red Bil-chard, Emma McElroLLibme m. liorence Weldon. Hannah John- Harold Cody. Alex. Bil-chord, Oliver nee, Willie McAskel. Part first :g-Leons'd Cody. Mprvey Rogers. m9 Morg33,F-O§éltl .\lchols, Russell hard. ~\‘n\' E ,..ntcf QTRONCEST. BEST. “we; Muir #1137 Lav. txmflcmen m “Yen: in, M9 M33655“ PET 1-} REURU. ‘ 3:3: more Du'umsm-Dr. Bell, racer, and County Cro wn Attorney Wood :11: to the north-east corner of Dummer unable on Friday and held an investi- m ram-ding the cause of the death of :ms Carolina Lee, a young woman 18 m at age. who died on April 10. The _.. wss a domestic at John Hubbell's. :e was sick a short time and died on easy. It was given out that she had ed 3! di;h:her:e and she was buried 5: morning. Rumors were started, in hlcni: was said that the girl had received biaw on the head. and another report or me sensation-.1 character, but these are shown by the evidence and by the as; mortals ex.«mination, made by Dr. 53.: oi Werssw, to have been without nation. The Hubbell family was. nit-ever. cmsumd by the jury in the fol- rrlzz verdict: “That Emma Carolina I! died from natural ceases. namely, titaeris. on Sunday. April 10, 1e92, at iehcuse of John Hubbeil. in the town- im a! Hammer, and the Hubbell family re Cam-vim: of grave censure, both for niecnng to call in medical skill and also I canceaiing the nature of the disease, ins exposing neighbors visiting their buses to the contagion.” PORT HOPE. En taxmanâ€"A number of invited men's l-errwied a: the residence of Mr. and Mn. hr: Zia, Armour-3L. last Wednesday mom to witness the max-2183043! than; ‘; VUMA\J\-ulhl\|vuv v- _ - lumps-.y 'hr-n 91?. down to a sumptu- l‘weddtnz dinner. and the time 9355“! may umu we hour arrived tor the RM COUDic‘ n «he 'bv 7.45 train was! on E1: honrymmn :rtp, wnich they did Misnhowm of non. ’L‘ney will visit To- “11434-5; and 0' 218' places before “for their human: tun commercial 33311". T10 bride WB‘l the rmiptent [Slaw-mu; nut beautiful and costly v.22, «9'an hvdsome ones ccmlniz ~«"‘\t‘. . a: . cmntry, Bruish Colum- ll 4mm: 'hu guest: from O d‘ltfince {rpi‘Cri-u‘ M". and Mrs. Alex. Scorer. [54,.“qu Storer, Linda”; Mr. Arthur 1;"- Y-rr- 0: Mr. GrOI’RO Storer. “ha- “3"” Montreal; and Mr. Joe. Smith, '3'“? r The your: couple take with -m the best wishes of a large 0111310 0: {31‘ for many years of domestic sun. gain which me Gilda heartily joins.- Essa. FRIDAY, MAY 27’ i); (fianahian 33:15:. €511 NEWSLLETTERS DE‘ 1 ‘v.:. bzllford. v . 53,55 Em. J. s. Momma "“41"â€" D MIMwN. “Ffsam â€"Mr. James McAvells. who “ 318 m: uroken on the Rathbnn drive. ‘5“ so far recovered as to be about. on Kitchen and mm lively. Dr. Cum "5 [if-33‘1"“). Ha has now gone to his rU “L N muslin/11g? “any 33mm Honors! the district meetlnfl "1-03“! m a week of being 3990‘“ Rue azazion' ’) ; committee for the coming “1.1m will 11-0 dcub: be at conference PM 3321 of June next at Port H099- _‘Z¢°“Iratuloxe thin estimable gentleman “1“er -:m»1a:mont. EBXT'CARY.;Mm. C numbers. 960-: of the l‘f'gchWd. Vcwnahlp of Mind”, Who “Wain-«2mg tsme,psat In a critical “”3 3‘ ma; .5, pa. md peacefully to her ”‘53 Thursday,19,h Inst. Mn. Chm- r733 an o d and highly 1059“th ”t 5.,"me .‘m greatly missed by a 18280 «'6 0f rezatchs an" friends. ATEACKEI) m' A HA“‘K.-AD old find BMW I‘CL'LA‘P in the township of Lot- ”Venn V-au ramming home from 3110 E“? 9!! too: one day last. _week pretty hag-“5:111: Wat-‘31s: "gfidWI-Toéé’uio 33.22"“ Purchaas was a so“ tell but. ”'1‘ he “M cur; irg on his head pl . .5191“! 1* filmw nut. While pupexqg mscauaneo us. 'w ur. chU "a“- """'- â€"' b03§§i§§zextox in. He stopped ‘1' ,v- v Quantity. For making 80.: -;n-(1.:‘.g.nndflhumd0m 3 mundu. ‘alb‘oda. \n (norm-u um! Bragg!“ ,ITJI-E'I‘T- Tor-(mm 711141911: .‘yIARIPOSA. Srcxxnss.â€"Dnring the winter and early spring we hed elmoet en epidemic of nick- neee but now good heelth is prenlent end the doctors ere idle. A qum DAY.-Tho 24th penned of! very quietly. there being no celebration here. VICTORIA ROAD. [Correspondence o! The Poet] Spmxa Nor-.â€"E verything is very quiet here now. Seeding ie needy over and planting is the order of the do]. The until boy and the eueker hove parted company for the time being, and the former in seek- ing other omneemente ieee exciting. per- h-ps. but oieo_leee_ cruel. Scnoor. Accommonuxon.â€"From pre- sent sppesrsuees it looks ss it our school house would hsve to be emerged. Miss Clerk hss been engorged ss ssslstsnt. glare sre over sixty pupils in sttendsnoe yo PERSONALâ€"Jul. McKay s out Sundsy with his ismily.. ”mu Loo unshesth is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Chirpsw ...... Miss Nora. Armour snd Miss Ann McKay hove both engsged schools tor the sesson in Haliburbon. Scaoor. Repeatâ€"May mouthl exem- lnstiou, Victoris Road school: F ch clsss, mulmum 450â€"D. Lucy, :2: Meggle Ar. moor. 312; Pearl Grehsm, 224; Glen. Lytle. 190; Cars Lytle, 180. Fourth bookâ€"F. Mo- Key. Wm. Armor. E. Neel. Third bookâ€" George Shields, Ann Rykmsn, Eliza Lytle. Msry Demoreet. Second book-Jennie McFadden.fW. Grshsm. Geo. Webster. out-clubhodofendhimeeu with,end are he went much turther‘the hawk made e third “tack upon himmhich wudone too quickiytortheclubtobeo! muse. The gentleman proceeded to his home. return- ngwith 3 shot Runuud on on in hi! lands and blood in his 01°- 30 build . hnwk's neet in a tree neu- the place he '88 “tacked and succeeded in shooting three old hewke; he eleo out down the tree in which the nee: we: and destroyed the "Ila?! brood, but has not yet found his hot. - o. The Ben People Acquire the Ontario stuck on Term! Statutory to the (From Peterboro Examiner. May 18.) The telephone deal. by which the On- tario Telephone Company is to be absorbed by the Bell, was practically consummated last night at the annual meeting of the former. There was a good attendance of shareholders and President Kendrv’s re- port, which we give below. pieced before the meeting in a very concise way the present position of the company and the reasons for the deal in which the directors are leading. After a very full and bank discussion, with explanations born the president and members of the board, the report was unanimously adopted. The following is the full text of the president's report to the shareholders of the Ontario Telephone Company: GENTLEMEN,â€"In presenting to you the first annual report of the transactions 0! our company, I regret r,__n_l_aA cu.“ An 0‘“: 01 inc hrnuuwuvuu v. -_- _-_r__v_ , that I cannot congratulate you on'the result of last year’s operations. The estimateg fnrntahggna by ‘the gentlemen ___.. “ntinn .0 an. ii not quite, double that amount. To this one tact alone we can lay the whole blame of our present poeition, for it in easy to understand that the rate which was calculated to yield a. divident upon an investment o£_$9_.000 is altogether insuffici- _._-___a-_-.- Vanu- investment. ua vaulvv .. ”"5 ..... , out under existing circumstances. Your directors during the past year have devoted many hours weekly to the management of the company and have further carried the concern entirely on their own personal credit with the banks. In addition to the heavy load which the board was called upon to shoulder, they had, as you know, m fight against the strongest pose'igle be THE TELEPHONE DEAL PE TERB OR 0. We are a happ , joyous throng. They call us iamond Dyes; From day to day we march along 'Neath bright and cloudy skies. We are a color'd family. Some dark and others fair; No_two of us are just alike, 1 et all beyond compare. O‘er Canada we scatter wide Our school of trusty dyes; The ladies in us all confideâ€" Greet us with loving eyes. We re always ready for a dime To show our wondrous pow’rs. At early morn, with great delight We're ready for the fray; And do our work as well at night, As we can do by day. We are so brilliant. fast and pure, Have hearts true to the core; We never flirt, our love is sureâ€" The ladies ask no more. Canadian girls young and fair. Are charmed by our dash, And often seriously declare That we have made a mash. m. mansion. hall, and cottage plain. THE HAPPY COLORED FAMILY. The New Jersey Legislature passed a law in 1889 empowering the board of freeholdcrs in any county to set aside certain roads as county roads und take charge of them, the cost of maintenance to be borne by the county. The bonds were empowered by this act to issue county bonds to raise money to ut the reeds in condition as first-class big ways. The freeholders’ board of Union County were the first to take advantage of thistw. They neiected thirty-five miles of ALA n Lsnl _.-.._ sLâ€"-.._L LI... road, the mfin highways through the county, set. them aside u county road; and voted to issue bonds to the mount of $300,- 000, to pay the cost. of macadamizing. At this I090!!! s wnil way. up from the farm- era. Such unprecedented extravagance would plunge the county hopelessly in debt, raise the-taxes above boiling point, and ruin them all; such expenditure might be wise in a county like Esau, inehding large cities, but to entail auch a debt upon Union was rank idiocy. Nevertheless, the free- holdera pushed the preliminary work steadily forward, sent the engineers over the ground and took bid: for the work, which was portioned CROSS SECTION OF TELFORD-MACADAM ROAD. into sections. After the work we: under way the board Was confronted with the (act that $300,000 would not com let. the work undertaken. The dilemma ad the ususl two hornsâ€"leave the work incom- plete, or reise more money. The opgosi- tion was strong, but they conclude to raise the money and finish .. ‘ work ss originally plsnned, so additional bonds for 850,000 were Issued, rushing 3 totsl of $350,~ 000. At the extra. issue of bonds the dis- senters settled down in silent despair end suited for the result. It is now nearly 5 yenr since the com- pletion of the roads that give Union County the finest highways in the country. From Elizabeth, the county seat, they branch out in fan-shape through the county, to Rahway. to Plainfield, to Summit. At Elizabeth and Springfield they join with the Essex County a stem, that goes through Newark and the gunoul Oranges, giving fifty miles of first-class road between the extreme points, irom Pine Brooknin E:- sex County through Montclnir. Orange, Newark. Elizabeth and l’lainfield to Dunel- [en in Union County. Then the intersecting road: from Elizabeth to Railway. Railway to “'estfield, Westfield to Fanwood and Scotch Plains on the west, and Springfield and Summit on the east, all combined, render nny port of the counties accessible at 311 times of the year. The roads He always in good condition, mud he: no terrors for the tenmster or coachmnn, and the weight of the load is only limited by the strength of the team. T111: (2me mnuu C‘UIJ runny v- .,..- -V,,, .4 3 place of result-nee for business men. Land. that. before these roads were constructed, went begging for a purchaser at 8100 an acre, finds it ready sale at $175 and $200 an acre, and there is not much offered even at that figure. Farming is profitable now where it w.“ a losing business before. The increue inland value alone would pay the cost of the read many times over. Taxes are a trifle higher, but. no reasonable man would object to paying a few (lnilure more tax when his property has been doubled in value. I have yet. to liiri theinan who uyl the roads of Union (Yonnty are not. the best in- vestment the county ever made. The road- themselves urc, strictly speaking, Telford- mncndnm. the fullutlulinn being according to Telford, and the finishing Macadam. In laying the bed an excavation was mmle ‘ - ‘ L ,A 1-.... .ml ‘u'nlvh frat. wide_ 1 llilvc yru u. ...._ ...- ,, , _ roads of Union (founty are not the best in- vestment the county ever made. The road. themselves nrc, strictly speaking, Telford- mncndam. the foundation being according to Teliord, and the finishing Macadam. In laying the bed an excavation was mmlo eighteen inches deep and twelve feet wide. In this trench the foundation stone was care- fully placed by limnl by experienced work- men. Closely and compactly over this a layer of course ermlml stone and a sprink- ling of earth was placed, and the mun rolled sullieicntly, thc toptlicssing of tine stone was scattered on the road, rounded up and rolled solid. This road withstand- the action of frost, :nul is always dry. After it is laid. the cost of keeping it in re- pair is nominal. fine crushed stone being put on the low and wornout parts and then rolled. There is not so much exaggeration in the statement of the old farmer, that “every one of Union County's mncndamizcd roads is worth more than a. railroad.”â€"Ed- win Ralph Collins, in the American Agri- culturiut. CHAPOTEAUT’S MORRHUOL was cUlevx-z ACTIVE PRXNCIPLES rufl) AnTcn EnnM can | NH! flil TEE CURATIVE ACTIVE PRINCIPLES FXTRACTED VEEQMAJHJD LIVER 0;" an“. v m u: _ 1n the treatment of Consumotion. Bronchitis. Coughs. Paine in the Che-s Sore Throne and Asthmn. SOLD 1N PHIALS OF 100 MOBRHUOL PEARLS. EACH OF WHICH IS EQUAL TO A TEASPOOIFULOF OIL. CHAPOTEAUT. 8 rue Vivienne. Pun 0! ALL DRUGGIS’I‘S in Canadg PRICE $1- .Wholonlo of LYMAN. 80N8co. MONTREAL JORRHUOL SANTAL-MIDY”:°:“$$‘ __‘.n-|. L... "m nuns In MIC ’Y ULvu“ ‘â€" 'â€" promp: In it! notion than Cod Liver on ' " ' _--..__... nf nannnmntlon. £3711er on SMELL. {which but the use In black! without which non. no ermine. is much more The rock wllich our great flockmuters have split upon heretofore has been pro- miscuous breeding. Not. Alone was the error of no selection commuted, but, worse still, the various fmnilics‘of sheep Were ed until all originality was obliterated and mongrel produced, which allowed poor in flesh andmnxengcr in fleece. The 9 most. :nVQXI'Od 0f the ovine am 3' RS mutton ro- ”hmduccrs are the 53",}; Down8~aud their near my ('mnr. cousins the Shropshire Downs. The former are noted all over the sheep-growing region: of the world, Ind the letter mu etund their own in public favor. Where posture is plenty and Winter keep assured these full-bodied sheep are more profitable than the emullen breeds. The ; lerino sheep lives on Its nbtlve Sierras on scant provender. The Chevxot and “'elah mountain sheep feed where only a goat could. Their cab is excellent, but.” ., lowland sheep they are surpftssed b . the Downs. The valuable quu.1tics o the Shropshire Downs are Vigor of constitution, early ripeness of the wethers for market, and in the ewe: marked fecundity ; many produce twins, and us dams, are well cap- uble of nourishing the mbs. Our engrav- ing portrays a remurkub y fine specimen of this noble breed. In it is seen the ram Ban Chief 4357, bred by A. 5- Berry, Birming- ham, England. He won the second prize at the Royal Agricultural Society exhibition this year. The sire was Monmouth Won- der 4094 ; dam by Harborougli 91;."30. He weighed 342 pounds, and sheared nineteen and three-fourths pounds _\Vheu one you oldâ€"American Agricultunst. Concealing their wealth ircin everybody and leading a retired lific, the Moors of A]. eria have reserved all their skill and taste or the inward ornamentation of their dwelling piecesâ€"marble columns with deli- cate flutings, ogive arches of delicate de- sign, balustredes of precious wood. large doors with fine panels, ceilings of am- besque or gaudy paintings. fountains piny- ing and mosaic floorsâ€"these are the sort of things which are to be found inside an Arab] dwelling house. The door which opens on the street never lets you at once into the apartments. You enter first a. hall more or less specious, according to the im- portance of the mansion, and the wealth of the owner. On both sides of this hall, under arches sustained by graceful columns, are marble seats intended (or visitors, friends and customers. An Arab allows no stranger to go farther, except on rare occa- sionn. iuv A courtyard bordered on it! {our aides by galleries comes next. The court is used for reception 1nd marriage ceremonies. Then the pavement is covered with muttin and carpets. nnd A vast cloth is stretches overhead to protect the guests against and- den rain or too much sunlight. Around the galleries of the ground floor are the kitchen, bath, stores, nnd other rooms of that sort, and sometimes n cistern. The pavement of the hall and courtâ€"when not of mosaicsâ€"the Iteps of the Itnircue, the columns, the door-posts, are all of stone or marble. The walls on inlaid with fnience of various color: skillfully combined. The first floor has Iimilar arrangement, and there the sitting-moms and sleeping cham- bers are to be found. There is sometimes a second story, arid here in Algiern the roof in DDbVMu an": , ..v__ , flat always. Thiir serves Una n lnunging terrace. where the women may go on pleu- unt days to breathe the fresh air and ulk with each other: ‘ ’ n1,A_ Il "u run." u..u.. . Nothing could be better arranged {or I. wsrm climate than I Moorish house. with its galleries, it: porticos, its ventilators, its oblong rooms opening one on an inner court, and its refreshment. fourtnins. What an appropriate ebode for rest. rtmly and meditation: The outward noise never reaches this calm end quiet home. It in isolated Mid yet. in the midst of a great crowd of housel, end it is especially by these precautions against indiscrcet looks, by these endeevors to secure solitude end tranquility, that the jealous mood. the in- dolent and contempletive nature of the ori- 3561’ is revealed. Bitters in wagered . Droplets. for .5 one 5 packet of "indigenous "litum"(lhc Gcnuine) with which b infusing like no you can mote three or our into bottles of Bitten similar to those which sell for a. doiiu' st the Drug Store-I. no {hot enoh home. containing three but pinto. Will only cost you nix or eight coeu, and with the money the: you would pay for one bottle ready pre- pared you cnn yourself prepnre twelve or fifteen bottles. it you wish to try this reoeirt. invi-t upon having the ermine "Indigenous Bitten! which gagleiid oi over the Dominion. Tr! them.- Almost any man cm In mule to (all! is mod to draw him out. Tho person pmd 0! 1n curiosity am is never idle,â€" no Commaâ€"tau fln'l Grip. 1 have long looked for a. propantlon thu would keep my head clear of Dandrufl. but slw-ys filled to vecclvo any malarial benefit. untll a Mend recommended AIN'DOMN‘. which I used with perfrct spec... I: not only rrmoved tho Dandrutl' with three svpllstlou. but mowed the Innoylm: Itchlnz of the soda nnd rendered the halr not: and DMD“ wlthout leaving an .DDPWOO of a dream: helm and. 1'..now occupies . permanent position in my amp. I- la pie-uh: to uqc. sud with 910001110 recommend II. D. 0. ROBLFN. Rovreaontln H.002 oouollqnou. -1705-2. , 7 Li'vmofianevflh. 0m. A regular rounderâ€"Mn mn, "PICTORIA will cure mt 00m- “PICTORIA nu no aqua. "PEO‘I‘OMA’ loosens the phlourm- “PICNRIA' put. up In 250. bottle. "PEC'I‘OBIA" the peoples ”mm. W”! .4â€" ?‘ III/”Ila: JIM/MIAMI Jam 1: fl/tlerA'lfl/U/Vl’” flit/VAR!” four. #4 my mm: at: 05957:. 17610.49 Brut oil/cam? 127-51; 307: 725.; ”In: cmwu'wm m «a. by u: mama-7 5333 AND f’HBBl. Miscellaneoug; A Selfish Race. our great flockmuters iu milling. idle curb-Ky hu I. its. corkscrew NERVE BEANS 18.403. Dominion S. H. E. Book, is dork rod. with rich yellow hide; was bred by H. Ronda. Lindon Volley: now the mne'ty of A. 1". SMITH. Lo: 20. Con. 6. Eldon. Out of thirty~flvo cows [not you only two won returned 3nd .1! have or will com. Former- should one am not; nun-l. A. 1". SMITH. Eldon. Mo 13:11. H 0 RO' - BRED TWO-YEAR-OLD BULL FOR SERVICE. interior medicines In place of this. Ask for Ooox's Conan Room COMPOUND. take no sub- stitute; or enclose 81 and 4 three-cont Conant mammalian letter-ad we Mound.“- od.bymtnmmdl. Fullneslodpu-tlcnknln m envelope. to ladle- only. 2 stumps. Ad- Pond my Company. No. 3 Fisher block. 131 Woodwud an. Dom W a Sold in LINDSAY by E. GREGORY. 8. mix, A. _HIGKIN'BO‘I:RAX. Pan. Momm .nc- And by cimazuta eveuwbmâ€"w- 4!. 110 you want aBILQQY, llarriagq 01' Man v. yuw u, munâ€"- Du-ov'i‘oronzo.ou “mm WEâ€" A. man-301mg Dace 9103:. many. â€"97-oow. SIR ROGER, DSHADE ROLLERS m 25. 189Lâ€"46: \EBRORS OF YOUNG . OLD But. Flight Emissions. §eminal Moses. eesslve Indulgence. min m Urine Ind All Lumen“ brougnt on b Youthlul Folly. Every bottle mm Call 0: address, enclosing 3c stamp for Wise. J. E. HAZELTON, Graduated Pbu'mncis 3(8 Yugo-ct Torontojom. I have now in my Show-room a number of Superior-made Side- bar Buggies, Gladstones, Top Carriages. Open Carriages and Single and Double Phatons of the latest styles; also Road Carts and Farm Wagons. The public may rely upon it that these vehicles are made of the very best material. Prices reasonable. Call and examine. New Advertisements. Nails, Tar and Building Paper, Paints I 4f BUILDERS. Before buying; 131,0,” 1 "'_SéLr-AcHNe mam. Avril ml:- “91-!- Insist upon flying the RARTSRORI. SOLO BY ALL DEALIRS. Factory, Toronto. Ont. E . "HA“RTSHOR ma m-In mu BIAS-3 If. [carat 0.98m We‘vefi. “in," Hazeltun’s Vitalizer Also Nervous nobility binned o! Sadat. Slanted u_ of Pgwor. Pginl in the Putty, Locks, Hinges, etc., etc. THIS SEASON ‘P your supplies you should give me a can and get prices for . EYE; L. O’Conng:1 Po Ryley’ n1. DUI Wu! Ewnw -w'v Iv-" v_ _._. , 'OUNG SANTA C'lAUS wee eined by the noted Clevelnnd Rey Stallion. No. 459. cited by Wonderful Boy. No. 531. g. sire. Wonderful Led. (86D. 3. eire. Cleveland bed. (69); ole dun by Golden ere.(l25l: bin 3. nun was by Mum Geomc. (rem). The eire of this horse is one of the leodiog stock horses of Yorkshire. many or hie cola buying been sold for exportation nt. lei-Ire prices. . . ‘ Pedigree of dam of YOUNG SAlN TA CLAL S. . â€"Minn1e. aired by Ono-eyed moidlet. be by - Imp. Lepidiet: don: by American Eelipee. by I anoo. o eon o! Imp. blamed. grand dun , Somme: Coot-on. out of Mormon Ann. is thoroughbred more broozbt from Long lslend ! by Chen. Gene of Toronto in 1317. I noted moor. 1 Doroo'e dun woe Miller's Dennel. be by lump. 1 Meeeenger. 2nd den: by Flori 3rd dam by Detheen. iebdnm by Quartz. 5:11 em by Perle- ' pone. Gzh dun by Celloo. 7m dnm by Herod. so: ! nun by Proserpine; Mlnnie'e den: “you Block Bowl: Morgan. M. 80 w. ‘ ”BIB. â€"'l‘o insure. $10; to inlnre 3 tool one 1 week old. 314. Portion using eltner of my home! end akin: nm prize or County Show in 1893 will get «nice free to one more; or any Townebip Show. boll prior. I annex our. Proprietor. I Lnlreview Form. Fenelon. April 28. 18:92.â€" onwa- which will be produced n the _ d by PUBLIC manpower-doc re will be_ so! by “$35: Under and tune or Odin. n 2 o'clock lo the enemoon. the tollowinz lends end premleee: 53 acres more or lees. bola: theeouthhelt ot lonx'oJHe eoeoeulon B. la the tomhlp of M11190" except the out sold wane 8mm. “629 we- mold to: axes. and eleo o mm of wey mm to the public mow" am?! 53:18:31: none the 1mg mom 0 o . good ole: om I good new 0! ouluveuoe. TERMS.â€"0no tenth of purchase money down no the balance lo one month without loteroot. The vendor will not be bound to “Dbl! my Abate-op or gglo deed: other then those ln her .-L __ --_‘nn...- _nl h- oh. Il‘lu'lcilur Inn-v nun. ' v. -_ _._.v The other Janina}; wm‘bé the conditions of the high com-t otjueuce. For tanker ”amnion Apply to MCINTYRE STEWART. Vondqrja Senegal-0. Lln‘dgay. MORTGAGE SALE â€"0)'â€" Valuab‘le Farm Property. ' XC’éTxdxfi: Ibo macs noun. a: the Town or many. SATURDAY. JUNE 18th, 1892, THE CELEBRATED COACH STAL- LION Will stud for a limited number of mores during 1892 on (allowing route: murmur. In 9, will lenvo his own etohle end proceed to John Bntee. moron. 'or noon: thence zo Cinnnn'l Hotel. (Cnn'o Old Stone). many. (or the night: thence to Omemoo. Downoyvmo. More. Bohooyxoon nnd renown run; thence hon... For full particulars of route see posters. DIBCBIPTION Aflâ€"D PEDIGm SANTA CLAUS is three years old: bright bay: block points: stands 16 hands high. and weighed when received 1.2350 pounds. For to“ description come and one hxm. The shove colt having been shown since 5 (on! in London. Ayimer end Sp held, each year receiving the laurel! over competitors. thereiore we invite inspection by all who wish to use 0 carriage horse. Roving token n cold when shipped I regret he is not in 3 name to exhibit or the Op. Spring Show. Lindsay. on the 30m 0! April. but will own on e we room on May 9th. _-_-_-_ -.-un. nr 1176 “VA. AIM hv {ha THE PROPERTY 0? Nathan Day, Lakeview Farm, Fenelon, SANTA CLAUS. Dstod um 19:}: «1393'? my. Aibi’xs'sz â€" n In Posr's WEDDING um. ’ unochBPB'rz‘mzmm “‘9' hkevlew 103 _ New Advertisements. To Roz-semen. William .troot ’, Uils, Glass £00! PAPER and PICTURE mm m Luzon: rm {In-11mm m I the World. Accumulated funds..." nausea Invested In Canaanâ€"n... MW Batu and premiums as low I! m m l.- Ipeoublo company. The gentleman“ of la- mm and hberu. The resources And in. c this company oxford thou W In W security nuns: loam HEADQUARTERS ARTISTS GOODS a Specidty. LIFE BULB”. Aunt-moo efl'octed with or without pm!- I modente rates. Four- fifths of profits aim I policy mam. For puficnlau or mm: 1". C. TAYLO‘. W. A. GOODWIN’S J. LeROY, Cono<:oxx.-â€"Iuner cl R. Marriage Licenses for the County a View“. Aug. 25. IMâ€"lt-ln'. ’ 4. “up. require! at 1.... was! an” 9 ‘ 90.01;": bun: "ml 12 o'clock; 20 cob-l K through he night; for at. night- “ | ’“f' {or can“ nu goal. 11» Human army tender not wily - a 21mm. IOHARD BRANDON. tuner at We m once. Cameron Street. Mace. eu- Kma and Mango-83.. Csnningun. Ontâ€"u I, @0391; DOUGLASS, U ' {to}: sum ray-mm and good ENTIO’N THE POST.â€"Putl- a- reading advertisements In this mud showering them, or me .wfll on or u favor by mennpninz ll Post. AGENTS WANTEDâ€"On “hr! at commissionâ€"to eel! Slam Sewing m- chlnea and collect in the Counts: of V101!!!- and Halihunon. _ “my Q4931; Hoax. . a- .I.__ 'l- awn: (001m in Aduh'i 22..ms1 4.3 In. 7 b Elevei; $651.89 6de Efâ€"good flu. fine dark an Imported (:mlckohank bull. Will W him In purchaser's nuno. Come to see him neu' Woodville. or write to “7006le P4 0. “'11! so" chmo. as l have no no. for Mm. ANDREW McKAY. April 20th. 1891â€"1094911. FEIHâ€" 5? ”Brian cannot be human. Juan WA KELIN. Cnnnlncwn. March [SOLâ€"”1:!- mm. mm Ind Accident W 1.. Agent for the mm It.“ We Inomoo Go. omen: Thu-sodom- m d Post omoe. Holmrt's Block. who. Wand-{Good Toms. mm lnmnoo gym in the Best 030..â€" T A. MIDDLETON, Aze'n Jun 3. ml. â€"'>-U- The subscriber h.- for ale otohoioo Mad Brick 5: M. 1.11! nin on. or M. the Quantum w oh he will an n venom non: {or m- Inznmar nook. 8’ m north at runway mu Amino 23 ii FOR SALE. 300 000 RED BRICK. LINDSAY. 0" L'namtogfi. :9. ISMâ€"1!. u’fimu CREDIT ” PBflTECTIfll ISSUEH 0F MARRIAGE LICENSES. For the collection of Old and Wm A. cannula any pmof www.mdnoom If not collected. This A bu led on “flees in (‘nnsdn and United Batu. Honda-I men: 90mg- 99.4 52°wa m, m ham or annual um COUNCIL CHAMBER AT LINDSAY. wzbnzsnu, 25th of Hay.1892. n 10 o'clock in the (moon. of which all 9mm {untested m to who node: ad com themselves accordingly. The council will I“ come! TENDERS HORTHORN BULL'EP 5914:..â€" , QA‘L ,L For Street mm by GAS OR ELECTRIC LIGHT. Csnnlnuwn. April 94. UNIGAL’S Lng Wednesday, Hie 1st Bay of June, 1892. J _ The munlclul council of the To" Umwm neetul Oomollom [E LIVERPOOL AND LONDOI AND GLOBE ISSURANCE COMP“! UILDEI‘ S, gTTENTION. â€"At ,.A gu_|_-‘ l. SCLD B" 111.9. DEALERS. Lindsay. 3!.) 9. 1891â€"1053 Marrzageilgcaues. MONDAY. will be received “tome Town Clerk'a 0M FIRE AND LIFE. PS cbum‘ 0F REVISION. ASSOCIATION. S. PORTER, W- A. Goodm. I! VICTORIA ooum m Anent for Lindsay And “out (I. New“. Ann-:1 “whim!!! Miscellaneous. JOHN SACKVILLI'. W Ins urance Mannndw [alumâ€"105»!- O. E. COLLINS. Wu :- O'LFAEX