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THE, CANADIAN POST. Lmnae' Y. 0N1” trawler. HAYfilm â€"M‘mdhumw fromtheirondalsluansh. ‘ Aluminum-meek” the mckgbutresulhrw â€"Adihtherincardwesputupby â€" .1mb sellincelmpuum- lnspectofSetnrday bcdmandhbmw â€"B fiehingisgood. Minnowsor iskeptveryhey. . worrfiemanewarrquellywoll. â€"Streotsarebein¢tnupfortho -'1'here are over 103 bicycleein town, tinginofwaterservicos. and the nnmberisincreasingdsily. .0.” Jam mm from â€"â€"Orders for lawn services are being mmmmndmysthe roads rapidly placed with Mr. Blah“. ‘m “mud. â€"Sedlsr’snewyacbtcoveredthedlstaucs works superintendent. ' and large willow mes opposite his residence ”$110901” in in minutes 3m. ~ - ’ on Mill-st., and replacedthembyma‘flles. returnedindo. C h ‘ the ' â€" . . . . l a , â€"McArtlmr .~. ave cved M" D C Trew our p w appearance of their shop 132's, I breeder. rccentl shin so settings yWinprrifingandMontreal ofecoatofpalut. .tothedutiesofhis ofHoudaneggsto, respectively. . â€"Nowisthe umeoftheyeer to been- wmteadilybeu â€"Asunken gctce htinthevelvelt your residences Withelihtralcoatof Manning's“ cfonetftheloc gateeon sturdayafter-Ep t. Letthegoodwotksooo. .town m“ ‘ â€"Mr.W.H.Walshenda arguing“!!- '63.. noon and bgaveLockmaster Curtin er- able tron e. returned today from Goods: "‘1 . had been building and repairing building a new shop opposite the Metho- ' dams. â€"\ir. G. H. Raberteon, shoemaker, is 1 they dist church Cambridge-st. Mr. William .11, B um of ocean W White has the contract. ’ has mmvgusiness. The first vessel of ' the fleet will sell from Monkealchsy â€"A largenumber of new books b “33051181311. [‘l'bsPosrinvitssali list-dentocontributeto Efiabmuci mbmmmw of ' haslaased on se- a e ran . v â€"Mr.R.D.Thexvon e nihisooiumn mun-tun. EvatotheDamlnion Bauhandshemii “In..." M“ course, is among the lot. â€"Itiswhienered about emongthesports do all the towing for the big mill summer. get 33m fisharebelngkiéledthiseiw . lads t 1 an scmeyearspas. an â€"Acou of o as rcma are 130”! Mini! find most e 0°31"!!- cenoe lasgloevenlggesr thepircn bridgzl â€"No wasdcneto the boathousee They made shtre without much troub or wharvce at Sturgeon Point by the out- going ice, but the last vestige of the wharf at Duneford lending was swept away. â€"The Lindsay agen of the Rsthbuu Co. have handed over% the G.T.R. this month over 590 car loads of ties, ts and timber on the Northern, N -wostern and Midland divisiom. -It is whispered about that a calico ball will open the season's festivites at Bob- :ageon end our elisible young men are ously awaiting further particularsâ€" and a card of invitatism. -Mr. Wm. Flavelle's little girl. Helen, about three years of age fell out of a ham- mock a few days elnd dislocated her collar bone. The lit e sufiererie progreee~ lug favorably towards recovery. -The breaking up of the ice on Cbemong lake played havoc with the fiostin bridge. as well as with the Pigeon Cree bridge As a result they have been im seable for a week but are now being repa â€"Tbe Parry Sound Canadian is the title of a new well- ted and edited weekly started in arry Sound by Mr. Thos. W. Whalley, who at one time re- sided in Lindsay and presided over the mechanical department of the Werder es foreman. â€"Mr. R. H. Gibbs, of town disposed of his property in the south ward by the river side to Mr. Robt. Hudson, his late tenant. Rather than have the trouble of renting, re-renting and collecting rents, Mr. Gibbs states that he has let the property go at an extremely low figure. â€"Oo Saturday afternoon a fishing party comprising Dr. Simpson, and Messrs. Crusoe, Richardson and Knowlson, bad a couple of hours' sport at bass fishing about three miles up the river, and re. turned wirh 21 fine fish, the smallest of which would go over two pounds. â€"A entleman of this town has a small boy. hen a friend called recently the father said to him politely, “I wish I had another cigar to offer you,” looking with regret at the one he was smoking. Small boyâ€"“I know where they are pups." and opening a drawer he brought into view a box of the choicest brand. â€"Mr. B. Truash of Bellevllle, has been in town for several days past looking after the old Lindsay house property, owned by him. He is desirous of selling it if he can find a suitable purchaser. filling which he will build upon the property several desirable residences. â€"What about the new walk to the ceme- Marriage mocnsoe tery? It is time a start was being made at PORTER'S Bookstore, gooulitoéigzens are tooderlve an [benefit _ m is senor. ps towns p may Kent-st., Lindsay. 14' become liable for damages in case an Wantedâ€"At once. accident occurrs owing to the present All interested in Spring Clothing to dilapidated oondxtionrf the walk. inspect our stock of â€"One of our leading batters savs he MERCHANT TAILORING GOODS, never remembers such a sudden transition from winter to summer trade as took place the finest and largest stock in the county and prices to suit the times. last Saturday. That day week he disposed cf three cold weather capsâ€"last Saturday he sold every cheap straw hat carried over FIT AND FINISH GUARANTEED, and every customer sent away well pleased. CATHRO 8.: Co.â€"56. from last summer, and could have sold Drowned in Pine Lake. more had his new straws been to hand. â€"Mntor men on electric street car lines A little over a week ago two young men I named Robert and David Atcheson, sons SPECIAL SALE 'u I‘m . 4w ”mote-rename humanlsai‘sn-monr sm- “new“ â€"8lxvoeeeleneneednsnonshuleloos_s onSeturdey. Monomer“ lceereamdgns. ' WHITE GOODS. We have just opened up a very fine stock of Ladies White Underwear, consisting of Night Dresses, Chemises, Drawers. Uudcrshirts, etc., all oi which are up to date in Finish, Trimmings and Quality. Prices as usualâ€"the vcrylowcst. . . . . . . . . Blouse Maferzkz/S. In addition to a. very fine stock of White and Colored Blouses we .show a very fine assortment of Blouse Mater- ials, consisting of Wash Silks, Ducks and Jeans, Pcrcalce, Sateeus. Colored and White Lawns, Fancy Zephyrs, Crin- kles, Salisburys, Delhi Cleths, etc. Our stock of these goods is particularly attractive, and well worthy of inspection......... 535 REES N OW in Progress. wilds who?! to farmsthe a productive e anyinCanada. q Best Values euer Shown. Large Assort- ment to Select from. Prices Begin ...at700.... isrequired isto sends pcetsimrd to‘i'hei’osr," ringup Naifoathe phone.) â€"M!ss Kate Burke ion for Rochester Wednesday. â€"Mr. Wm. Weese was in Port Hope last Tuesday. â€"Mr. Geo. M. Fur-by. Port Hope. spent Fridayintcwn. â€"Mts. (Squire) Mchnell left tor the city on Tuesday. â€"Barrister T. T. Baines, of Port Hope. was in town Friday. â€"Mr. P. F. Bcescr went to the city this Wednesday morning. â€"Mra. W. A. Goodwin returned from Cobourg Monday evming. â€"Mr.Lester Mel). Coulter left town for I New Yorkon Wednesday. I I â€"Mr. Adam Clarke returned from ' butsaythe water isatrlllc chilly. its srocx or mm was never so attractive as at present, and contains many novelties not to be found elsewhere. We have grand val- ucs at 7, 8 and :0 cents per yard, colors guaranteed abso- lutely fast , , . charge of the “shunter” at â€"Miss Purdy who has been conductin successful eludes in physical culture and \Ve are clearing many odd lots at a sacrifice, 300 yards Serges, Brocades and Fancy Twills to go at IOC.; 550 yards All-Wool Serges, Diagonals and Soliels to go at I 5c l ' ' O t t. . . m VDELA/IIETTES. . at lo cents per yard in Light and Dark C010r3 are great sellers just now . . . . . . ments cf goods hotels form a large proportion of the onsc- â€"Mr. Wm. Walters left to-day for Mac- uetewan, where he will superintend some dredgi? end the construction of a glance pier an com-r dam to permit of the repair of the looks. --The steamboat wharf at Sandy Point. constructed by Mr. A. Primeen last season at a considerable outlay of money and labor, was badly wrecked by the ice-shove a 1”” w" my, isaguest at Dr cums Wednesday _U s I t ‘1 . ' ‘ M3, didn I: you say mus try â€"Mr. Wrr. Lewis Gilbert. from 1503- I to make people he " “Yes. dear. “Well, Iknowa littlgpgo I could make lend. lemmas relatives at Eden. Men- to uycandywith." pose. be pyifihedepenn ‘ _ ‘ Who is the boyi" “ to ml â€"Rev. Cali Smith. of St. Paul's. and --1‘he plans for the new isolation hos- Mrs. Smith, lef: for Port Hope Tuesday it“ Wmlhmm” D’ilfit?“°‘ mm" 0,... - h e pro no r . '0 :1 â€"Mrs. ILA. th andtwo dau'g tens pronounced setishctory. but a few modi- of Toronto, ' ' ficetions are an ted. S. Porter. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. â€"The Pyne erty was sacred for sale â€"D , yesterda at tgzogenson house. The best an 8:05 of !. aging-:1 e Yb” $3,6J0, will? was ooueldg- pug week. a y ow e reserve . ocnsequen y â€"Mr. He Scultbrrse the ell-kn the prone“! was withdn'n- rlnoy pea 331a. of Poe's no; wag‘l: â€"Mr. Dawson, who hes been Mr. Elias town on Saturday. ' Bowes'neighbcr in the north ward, has _M, H. Mulligan of Mill' k i decided to work his farm on the boundary tar for the Midland L {$99 . 0‘ f‘ between Ops and Emily this year, instead . was in town Friday can an “"183 w of renting. He is now residing there. â€"\lr. John St. Lawrence ll ft Manda â€"Barrlster T. T Baines and Mr. Geo. for “58?“ to menu 1 b Y M. Furby of Port Hope, visited the whist for 3 Toronto house. 3° 3 ”8° “913°” rooms last evening and played several â€"Mr Tho- Galbraith a prominent games with our local experts. Mr. Baines,icp1rticular, lsanexcellent plays". 0m“! 0‘ 9311 Hope. made Tun POST a pleasant cal'. Tuesday. â€"The Pension Fell Gazette complains ' that there is insufficient passenger car â€"â€"â€"Mrs. MO‘W heithercut, 0! Dundalk, I! accommodation on the north trains on visiting he!“ sisters. Mrs. Archambault Wednesdays and Saturdays. our market and ”-11- Dwell. 01 Down. days, and urges that an extra car be â€"Miss Blanche Dorgan. of Ibis town.“ added on those days. at present visiting with her cousin, Miss C. Dal-gen, King's Wharf. â€"\‘r. B. I". Reesor has purchased from Mr. Wm. Needler the residence on Fra:~ -â€"Mr. Edwarj Lyme, of Victcria Road, ole-st.,ncrm ward, occupied by Mr. Alex. the genial North Victoria license oom- J askson. ”if, willi 13“ up resifiegenggierc miseioner, was in town Friday. 33 50°“ 33 - 3" 0“ “CC” “8 â€"Mrs. D. Ducie. of Linden , Nebra suitable quarters elsewhere. is spending a short time in toywn, a grim Coâ€"lâ€"dMn Alex. R i *, who ltnglvectl grogom of Mr’. T. Brady, Lindsay-st. water to assume can 0 e av- -3“... M. . ‘ erly house, has not been able to make thi.I Tuesday in 3min; Lgmgglgéa t venture is success, and has decided to re- s_ G. Perkin, of the north ward. ' " move to Orillia, where he has leased the â€"M W Al i of the north ward 1°“ grieylfstragétflbgfh‘: {01:63:31,033 a: town Tuesday morning for Port Hope, to 9 spend a few weeks with friends there. improved. . â€"Dr. D. Shier who recent! need a â€"an of our most enterpr sing local - 3' P merchants, in a moment of. abandon. °gmfiuilfizmmu°n in Toronto, and threatened to do the hculcobreaking act gown 810°. ‘5 visiting friends in at Sturgeon Point, but upon being mildly admonished that he would spend the warm ~â€"Miss M. Armstrong. of l’etcrboro. who is recover-in from a serious illnes-. is weather in the “cooler," sought the better part c f valor and thereby averted the dire gséfinx her ther-ln-law, Mr. Archam- consequencos of such rsshneee. ’ â€"Hldes have gone up in price-away up. - 5“” hem". Miss Grace Ksmpt and bile 3 Miss Macaulay have re'urued from New They now fetc‘: $6 per 100 lbe., w few months ago they were being picked up 3'; rtkéwherc they had been spending the ‘ u . Our Black Goods are particularly attractive, and the best value in the trade. Queen's College Saturday. â€"County Treasurer Matchett returned from Toronto Monday evening. â€"â€"'lb 5 Rev. Mr. Hectc r, the Black Knight, Our Ginghams, Crinkles, Percalines, Duck- ings and Zephyrs are greatly admired. They are gems of the designer’s art. We Offer a Good Line of Challies in Light and Dark Grounds l ' a, New York.“ be“ at Go. per yard, which are Worth Seeing. Swiss Spot Muslims, in White, Cream and and Mrs. Kcmpt for the Colors, are popular goods this season, and in these we are showing a complete range. Our General Stock of DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS is now vcrylargc and attractive. Prices {or really fine ' goods were never so low as at present. We made a speci- alty of BLACK DRESS GOODS, and have the bcst values in the trade to ofi'cr. WARNER co. Supp“ DNVII“ ill “notional. The no.” ”It!“ John Woods. a half breed Indian, is re- Now in use by Mr. Gross “knocks out: ported to have been drowned in Lake gnythlp g heretofore used in Linda Couchiching Monday morning. While painless tooth extractingâ€"49. ” for the steamer Longford was passing Horse- Iuggieo and carriages. shoe island en route to Lonif zrd Thursday The B mi b M Bangour u as made y r, morning she was signalled b Mr. John. hinnon. who resides on the slend, who Bushell at Kvuu‘s City Carriage Works pay intending pur- stated the wife (i one Yellowhesd a are beauf' ' . me. It wlil m ::il::. glggnhlfaYgggssogml 11:11)!“ l chasgrs to examine them before buying. l.a’lpionlilhtlh‘ogrokenlglcsdcf ice below (re I 3' hrur. City lage Wakeâ€"55. on n on on uy morning. The A eneeocunnlng htool. woman saw the man distinczl make sev- magcd' eral attempts to get a hold oh the rstten D“ by Smoke "Id Water. icea but all his efforts were unavailing Clothing going I" ’ Song. no he sank almost immediately. Woods Men's and Boys' Suite was coming towards Orillis. is was a selling at less than half-cost. McLennan 6: 00. m BREE“ WIRE BLGTH l" or \Vindows and Doors. Poultry Netting. l . _ are afflicted 'with a new malady termed Engllsh PORTLAND CEMENT! use':°l...3m‘ssflslsl°m:z form, and the constant exercise brings new muscles into play and the men are sung bulldg mo u! we flog MM 501 _.: fliauow ants mm nol $2.50 per Barrel. JQHNSTDN’S MIXED PAINTS. Stearn’s Bicycles. Width 81 60., BUILDERS’ HARDWARE. COAL AND IRON. Ills Canadian first. LINDSAY, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1895. TOWN AND COUNTY? 048338 HERE AID THERE. A Mama; License can be obtained at any hour, day or night, at ECGHAN 8r. Co.'s.â€"88-tf. Stzamboat and sun Engineers Rat your oils and other supplies from J as. SMITH 8:. 00., Lindsay. Send in you orders; goods first-class; prices right. See Advt. J AS. Sums 8c Co.â€"52. Ifi'ects of Tobaccoâ€"What Are They. Tobacco is a slow poison. It’s N lootine enfeebles digestion, and produces debility. Iobacco Heart, Tobacco Nerve and Tobacco "Blindness" are results of tobacco poison. Tobacco “kills“ men. Want to quit it? g‘rice's Tobac-Cure will help you. $1. a ox. Presbyterian Women. Last week's issue of The Canada Presby- terian was worthy owing to increase of Size and special interest and value of the antencs. It contained a complete report 5 tge annual meeting of the Woman’s 3min Missionary Society, extending to sixteen columns. Every member of this mpcrtant society should have a copy. Omel- useful features are the Christian Endeavor Department, by Rev. W. S. Mc- Trish. B.D, St. Geo ; the Sabbath 595001 Lesson. by Rev. . A. J. Martin, CI Toronto; and letters from missionaries in the forei fields. “Sunday in Sect- IL‘Pd.’ is a flight description of several ministers and churches in the motherland °f 5° many Canadians. All the departments are unusually . The publishers offer a trial subscription till lst January next for one dollar. Struck by a. Motive. Mr. Robert Scott. a young man residing in Smith, had a narrow escape from a ter- “ble death last Tuesday afternoon. He Was drivingateam of horses and atoning ed to cross the Midland track at {gassing above the old Kincaid farm in dirt]: onaghamaboutthrce miles from “meut the horsesbecamefrightenodot mEltl'alncomlngupthetrack and would no“more forward. Theyoung man m«itobsnkthemoil’thecrossingandtllo horsesBeatilll-esenisedand made a bound t"1"731‘11. endthewagonhadnot time clear the track before the gracktherear,andthoshookmnndc t1gm!“theyourlgmanwasilllrovmonh) mtggdaIghgnhorsefirwm ”cured td l c y. .Scottwastakon “'11 mapleoenlntsemcsone tel. 'mheismeelngmornny. “‘3 Were not serious, several Innis. of Mrs. .Alex. Bell, cf Dunsford, went north to engage in river driving for How- ry 8: Sons. Yesterday afternoon while working on Pine Lake, near Gooderham, Robert missed his footing and fell into the water, and being unable to swim he sank before assistance arrived. His body was raised to the surface inside cf 20 minutes by his companions, who grappled for it with pike-poles, and everything pos- sible was done to restore animation, but without success. The body was braught down by the sorrowing brother this mar:- ing and taken to Dunsfcrd. An East Ward Blaze. The brigade were called out about 8.30 this morning to quench a fire that had started in a house on Caroline st., occupied by Mr. J abez Pyman, and owned by Mrs. R. Cabill. The fire had broken out up- stairs, presumably owing to a defective chimney. while the family were at break- fast. and had obtained a good start before it was noticed. Though the firemen were compelled to lay hose to the St. Paul-st. hydrant they made quick work of it, and a few minutes after fitting water all danger was at an end. . Pyman has an insurance of $400 on contents, and the building is insured for $400 with Mr. F. C. Taylor in the London, Liverpool Globe Company. Fir-t White Child. Born in Port 3090. The Bobcaygeon Independent, referring to the death of Mrs. Eliza Ann Fairbairn, mother of Mr. Charles Fail-balm, M.P., says: The deceased lady was $3 years of age. Her parents were among the first settlers in the township of Smith, in fact when they came up the Otonabee river from Rice Lake, for the first time, there were but three shanties on the present site of Peterboro. She was the first white child born in Port Hope, and her demise removes one of the earliest links of the Midland distrlct with the primeval forest. All the family gathered at the old home. stead on Sunday and attended the funeral when the deceased lady was laid in the Lakefield cemetery beside her husband. Mr. Andrew Fairbairn. who had preceded her to the great unknown. Book Notices. â€"Outlng for May has caught the fresh. ness of the spring, and pen-pictures of sport and adventure in mag brighten its pleasant pages. I y “Chestnuts with a Histcry": “A Kangaroo Hunt”; Ontario, “A :Mey- Day’s Canoeing” ; Carolina. “A hishing Tramp"; New York, "Old Uncle Vander- veer" and "The Phantom Trout of Sullivan County"; China, “The Paris of China”; Vermont, “Whitmore’s Brook”: Jersey, “Fitting Out fcr a Cruise"; Oxford in the Eights Week” ' Ireland, “After Trout" India, “Lenz’s World Tour Awheel" ; Cali- fornia, “The Big Rodeo"; France, ‘ ." Ladies who love â€"“Boat Sailing, Fair Weather and Foul,” from the of the well-known authority, Capt. . J. Kenealgnhas Just left the presseeofthe Outing blishing Company. The volume is trated, and in addition to and most complete work cf its kind, it the marked advantage of troubled with soreness and etifi’ness in the right foot and ankle. Of course the soreness soon wears off. â€"Alex. C. G. Wilkie. the def suiting con- fidential clerk cf W. D. Matthews 8:. Co., of Toronto, was arrested in Chicago on Saturday evening and will be extradited. Wilkie's defalcations cover a period rf three year =, and amount to about $60 000. Wilkie will be remembered by many Sturgeon Point residents, having been a frequent guest at the hotel. â€"A tramp, who evidently knows a good thing when he sees it. walked ofl‘ with a pair of trowsers from the front of Carter's store Saturday afternoon. but wasdeteoted as he was sneaking down York street. The police were notified and the man was found hiding in the rear of Spratt 8t Killen’s. He was brought before Magistrate McIntyre this morning and. was remanded for three days. Porous to the air while perfectly rain proof, the Cravenette makes up into a most stylish costume which ladies much appreciate in spring and summer, in which seasons it can be worn, as it is made in light and heavy weights. There is also a choice of colors, as it comes in Na , Myrtle, Brown, Grey. Castor and Blue . Cravenette is used for wraps, cloaks, and over garments. A a lish cloth making a stylish garment, wh free from every objectionable feature cf the old rubber waterproof goods. â€"-The receipts from all sources from the recent Canadian Horse Sh cw held in Tor- onto amounted to over $7,000 and the ex snses to about $3,000, leavi a balance . 3: about $4 000, which will bengivided be- authorizadoonsldmble Ins It thst tween the Hunt Club and the Agricultural 901113 for the improvement ha and Arts Association, twothirds to the When the basinhas been eumcien on- former and one-third tothe latter. The lmedsnew channel will be commend. amount may probably be held 55 3 rest which will involve a rock cutting shout fund for the next affair of this kind. The 100 it. In length and 6 ft- ln depth. prize list amounted to over $4,000, but this â€"Fenelon Falls Genetic : -We have re- did not come out of the receipts, being ceived a poet-card from the secretary of the Y.M.C.A. of Lindsay. saying that they contributed for the purpose. ' â€"A gentleman of keen of observation, W111 esteem it 3 favor K '9 announce in whose duties require extensive travel, is authority for the statement that the upro misc of :be fall wheat is not as hopef last year at this time. In the southern counties thousands of acres may better be re-seeded with spring grain, and in no case is there the vigorous growth that was everywhere apparent last year. The causes can be easily assigned for there are two: first, the long and severe winter, and second, the coating of ice that form- ed after the sudden and brief thaw in the winter. Wampro January. Sideyg‘igfigltnwill find crowds of ore reach â€"On Sunday afternoon quite a laugh- . strains of music and tloltat able, though unfortunate, accident took triumph for th’em place. A set belonging to aiadyinthe east wardfiletook herself out for a stroll. celebration during The owner, a rather weighty women. hastened after the animal. and endeavored to coax and lead hervhome by at $2.503nd even lower, and several cf our tanner: are disconsolste over their failure to goage the market. properly. 0 :c dealer he (1 the hides he had picked up during the past year. Paterborough G. T. R. office. a handsome little porkerâ€"a five weeks’ thoroughbred Tamworth boar which weighed eighteen pounds. is buy pigshlp was a handsome little specimen of the now popular breed.and was sent by Mr. Charles Perrln, cf Maripose, to his brother. â€"We hear of cases where the injudiclone use of town water by oung people has resulted in the besprinkflng of passers-by. both gentlemen and ladies. and in the case of the latter, to the detriment of their dresses. Though due to oardeeenees and not intention, the discomfort to the passer- by remains. and the use of the hose should not be entrusted to any but capable'hands. -It would seem that the White Cloud (Mich) Novelty Cm, a proposal fromwhom was read at the last council meeting. are laying themselves out for a good thing They have corresponded with adczen or more towns in Canada, with the fluent intention of trying t another by ofin'lug a larg Lindsayle or should business. - â€"Mr. Thee. Waltere' superintendent of public works, left this morning with a of men and an excursion to Hellburton on Friday, May 24th. We make the announcement accordingly. and, as one good turn deserves another, we shall esteem it a f ever if the Y.M.C.A. will send us a couple of compli- mentary tickets. â€"The second Pride ht performance of the band was another castration of the immense improvom - ingreeulting from their Raining during ‘ 8 s5 sill E33 5 r i i E i ‘l i â€"Mles Maggi popular young pleasant cell. c Brown, one of the most ladies of Creeswcll district. as s he would be $2000 better cfl‘ had he was in town Friday and paid In: Pour a â€"Dr. McCemus, of Bobcaygeou, owner in the excursion line. â€"Peterboro Examiner: On Saturday of the Str. Colombian, was in town Mon- Mr. H. Perrin received by express, 3'7 the day. He anticipates a very busy season -Mrs. J. Fl of Hallburton, wile of the p *pular clerk on division. passed through the town Wednesday Viota'ia no her way to Toronto to visit Manda. â€"Mre. Robt. ch, of the south ward. has been confined tobedforsomemonths past. Under Dr. Simpson's can she is nowabletohearound and is nicely. â€"Orillia News~Letter: - Mr. P. S. noon!" improving Brady, of Lindsay, a former salesman in T. Mnicahy‘s store. was in town Tuesday looking up old acquaint- â€"Conductor er. resumed of the Haliburton trainPym Mondayfhm man friends will be be â€"-Mr. Thos. Fenalon Fall... -â€"Mrs. D Walkey. of Glanelg-st., cash â€"Mrr. R. W. pleased adually recovering ' robust llgcrelth. his tolearu that former mm. to induce one tobid brother-in-law of Mr. Archamhault. and crbonue. Mr.G.Godwiu. bothofPetcrhot-o, spenta be outof thebonus few hours in town Mondnyenroutefor .ofPortHope. and Miss ortPlrry.havsbeon visiting necessary supplies for friends intown fore few days. At pret- Muskoke. the department having ent they are guests of Mrs. Geo. Stephens. ofPetsrbos-o. and Emtt. Mrs. Durham, of Mllihsook. have been with theirsisterJli-s. apendingafewdayr Corneihcfthenorthward. Mum returned bane Wednesday. â€"Mr. Welt. ,of Huntsville was in town. Wednesday on his we to Lake- fleld, will re his father. Mr. No Ingram. formerly of the Waverley house hen. is â€"Mr. Alex. Bark, cf lain Creemore. town visiting his sister Mrs. John Craw- ford,ofthonorth ouslyillatprnsant Mrs. W. ward,wbois T. Hamsr of Bradford. is alsonith Mrs. clonal-s. ' â€"The myfriends cf Miss willbe Hsughtou toiearnthstuptothe pleased presentsheisdoiagfairiyweihafter undesgoing‘a critical operation Dr. Jae. Rom. of Toronto, operation. 1% i" ”It-Mg.- Hete, Cape and Furnishings away down in price. Come with the crowd to Goose Bnos.. the Clothing Kings.- 55. One Spring Show. Despite the large crowd in town on Sat. urday last the attendance at the Ops spring show was poorer than for some years past. The showing of the dlflennt classes of horses and cattle was fair. The ad swimmer, but is supposed to have n overcome with cold and exhaustion. The drowned man was 22 years of age. His parents reside on this side of the lake, near Ardtrea-[Nswr-Letter. The Trent Valley Canal. Then is a boom in Kirkiield at present. So many men have been attracted by work on the canal that there is no accommoda- tion in the hotel for them. They are sleep- ing tour in abedandlyingontheside- walks with bulalos over them. The 10110 werethe prize-winners: Hes. contractors for the canal are pushing on 1 I,“ 8. “'0 entries. lat. Geo. . theworkontheirboardinghouaeesoasto (I 3'1“ "10 12:16.13 W. Evans' accommodatethemen. Thefirstcsmpisat591M811”!la Dorm; 3rd T. W. Evans' the big rock out east rf Kirkfield. The 1 Mom. 130-4 horses. two entries. 1st. 9. dining room. which in 150 feet lo and ' W- Garth Candi-n Sm: 2nd. John and will accommodate 250 men, w be m PH?”- 0010111101108. oueentry. finishednextweek. The next cam will JON! Brows J00 Mahmu- Percheron be located a the m m, horses.oneentry. Nathan Day. Durham andthe third at Vic Road crossing. bulls 07°! Wore-Hold.oneontry. R101? The contractor has cleared about 80acres and Dark. stri the lineof thecanalandstarts ofi'theearthtotberocktc-dny. Alan-owls”. There are more men there atprcsen t M Yesterday afternoon Master Jack Wale :‘Whrti‘hut’h: “w numgetr 2;: I kar, the little son of Mrs. John Walker, plant arrives, which cannot if” intill of Melbourne-st. had a my escape therailroad siding is put in. chitwill from instant death. Being a very fine take a few days to do.â€"-{Beview. day he had strolled unattended as far as the iron hri which he attem to cross. and gun die: from loom at the river some 60 feet ow, he slip and fell. Witha self-possession we r- fulinoneso younghencached out and moped hold of a girder, to which he clung until a couple of men, who had observed the mishs p, came I: and rescued him from his dangerous p rt Child away and PM. An audience comprising the teaching stafi’ of Lindsay. several trustees. and others intensted in education greeted. Dr. Tracy in the Y.M CA. rooms last night on the occasion of his lecture under the auspices of the Lindsay Teachers” Acacia- tion. Mr. E. A. Hardy occupied the chair, a poem mica... andbriefiy introduced the speaker of the A week ago a paragraph appeared in “mm who ”I“ the ”um“ (“mm i these columns detailing the sad news in y in the Univereii offer-onto. Dr? siecturs was listene’d to, in spite I "‘33 M“- Houghton, 0! Ffl‘SWl NW": ofthe heat of the room. with marked at- . Dakota. a sister of Mre.'J. L. Winters of tention.andwill certainlyreeultinincrses- I this town. had lost her life. with three ed attention to the phenomena of child other-children inaburningbuilding. Yes- lif'. After showing the attention being tends Mrs. Winters was called upon to figummw-li“ "hlmolnb’mmln‘W'l" "“ lo“o.°"‘..°l'.;.‘e'pn"°ol".‘i°"'n“{n ”mo. . . acyp.u t"esuyapprlz eea on - ofthochildwesnonewrclenoslovedhsother.G W .which â€"iu fact no science tookplaceatCerdi . where hadbeen clawing treatment for Bright's dis - ease. The sincere ath of man friendswfilbeextended'wgohlraWInterz in conslquanoe of herdoubie bereavement. “'10. for m.