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The document was fyled for future reference, and might profitably be given a second reading any time. So hr the only evidence of an aggressive policy discernible without microscopic aid lies in. the motion passed to ex- clude newspaper reporters from the meetingsofcouncil in committee. Bere- tofore, in the days o‘fW I I . _ ___n. 4-»- - 777-â€" â€"_-â€"the man who made a. practise at vot- 7 mane m in omitmand another way in councilâ€"was held up to pub- lic scorn, and. it is cause for regret thattheflrststeptahenby'ournew council of business men was not calâ€" culated to retain the confidence 011116 ratepayers, rather thanralienzite it by shewing an aversion for above-board methods. There are men in the coun- cil who are above suspicion, but the ma.- jorities of others at the- polls were not so overwhelming as to befoken over-. weening trust on the part: of the rate- payers. Already this year we have; had asadinstance of thewavering of men not upheld by‘ a high sense of duty, andsecret meetings haven tendency to promote that sort of thing. i seas waswom of the curses of the old system, and bids fair to be perpetuat- ed. Mt. Pilkie should be given. every Wunity to prove his worth, and if it turns out that he is not the right man for the place, then the coun- cil thould cam: about them for a suit- able successor. At present our citi- mnave confidence in Mr. Pilkie, end fab tint if given a. tair. chance he would provem exceedingly valuable servant inhispresentcapacity. I .‘_V._‘ 1: 5 In the spring of ’98, before Mr. Pilâ€" klc was appointed street commissioner, Mr. Thos. Brady, who was then chair- man of the board of works, declared that he would not be held. responsible to council for the mrformnce of that olticial’s duties '. and that whoever was appointed by council should. be given a free hand and be held answerable for the quality 0! his work. That was sound advice, and was commended by the ratepayers, but it has not been 101le by our new council of business. men. Mr. PiJkic has not been given a free hand, and. as a. result the town has lost money on neural contracts, and work has been delayed until the patience of ratepayers is at, the strain- ingpolnt. The assumption of practical knowlcwe which _x_nembers did_ not poo: l Tbs peeple were promised a. vigor- ous policyâ€"a. betterment of methods everywhereâ€"but so far they have looked in vain for the fulfilment of the pro-election pregram. The policy so for has not been vigorousâ€"it has been halting and hesitating. We are weli into the fifth month of the new year, yet nothing has been said con- cerning sewerage or granolithic walk matters. Has the council decided to follow out the separate pipe system initiated by last year’s council, or is the surface water to be drained into the sewage pipe, in ”order that the lat- ter may be kept: well flushed? What about a sewer on Kent-st., north side, to do away with. private drains dis- charging intO‘ the river at various points? Is it the intention of council to construct a granolithic walk this ‘ spring on the south side of Kent-st. ., i as planned last year, and leave thei northside as it is? Is it' the purpose of council to finish the Lindsay-st. road to Kent-st, or has it been decided to construct a few more rods of model roadway here and there throughout the town as object lessons ? These are points citizens are anxious to be en- lightened upon. It might be interesting at the pres- ent juncture in municipal affairs to quote a. few eloquent massages from Msyor Walters’ inaugural address at the first meetim of the present council in January last. It read well-it had point, pith. and breadthâ€"and. after ex- posing satisfaction because of an m public interest in municipal sthirs it made mention of an amn- sive policy of improvements Io be in- augurated. , SINGLE FIRST oOLASS FARE G in: la, 23rd and 24th. ramming Kay 2511. Between all Station. in Canada. - Bataan an station in Canada and Echo“ and Port Huron lid)“ andfrom mm action-h Canada 10 hm not» FRO! Bufl‘lo, Black Rock Manon degaand Nnnnralufi. Y. Tidal Baa And an information from Axum 01 Grad Trunk Eula, Spun. BIO. WILDIB. A. M. PATCH. 0 P. TA. W M‘- M. G. DIOKSON. LmnsA Y, FRIDAY, MAY; 19, From 5c. a Roll up. NEWEST PMIEBIS nAILWAY SYSTEM URANDTRUNK‘“ PO RTE R’S Bookstore for BIGGEST. VALUES The Weekly Post. UNBUSINESSLIKE METHODS. Spring Wall Paper MAY 24th, 1899, Dbt. has. an. Town-o. rm issue return tickets a R. 8. Pg“! 61's, of Toronto, who are also running their, excursion to the. 38mg: park. The attractions consist of a lacrosso match, baseball match, bicycle and foot races, jumping. etc. : Fare, adults 31.15, children 65c. which includes electric car fare and admission into that park. Specsial train leaves Lindsay at 8.20 CRtESlSW ELL. (Correspondence to The Post.) The Lindaay Y. M. C. A. excursion to Prospect Park, Oshawa, on May 24th, prom‘ses to be a grand success. A good program of sports has been ar- rangeg 113' the] Groc‘ers, Clerl‘rs and Dgiv- â€"-We are pleased to see amongst the successful students in the School of Science examinations the name of Mr. E. B. Bolger. Mr. iBolger is to be congratulated on his pluck and per- severance. as he was suffering on the days of the examination with an, acute attack of quinsey. â€"Mr. W. H. Shaw, principal of Cen- tral Business College, Toronto, was a. guest at the Benson house on Friday and gave The Post a. call the next. day. He was greatly pleased. with our. town, it being his frist visit, and paid a compliment to The Post by remark- ing that among the many papers receiv- ed weekly at h's college, The Post was the brightest and cleanest. Thanks, Bro. She . â€"Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly left on Friday for Spencerport, a suburb of Rochester. to attend a family re- union in honor of the fiftieth anniver- sary of the manage 01- Mrs. H” Hens- lip p, yMrs. Kelley’s sister Mr. and Mrs. Kelley will spend a week or ten days’ sightseeing in and about Rochester be- fore they return. -Mr. Wm. -IsIcArthur, of Fenelon Falls, was in town Monday. As an ovi- denoe of the wide circulation of The Post, he remarked that since the ap- pearance of a recent item detailing the shooting of a beat by’ him. he had received. two letters making him an offer for the: skeleton for mounting purposes. has purchased an E.D. Racer from the local agent, Mr. J. A. Williamsm. He says no person should buy that wheel with the idea. of reducing weight ma’erially, as it runs too easy. m.-w1. nic ground, and says it will be more enjoyable than ever.‘ . - â€"Mr. Wm. Creswell, Boyd Co‘s. foreman, was in town on Saturday. He has the contract of taking: out the Par- kin drive of 12,000 pieces from: the Monmouth and Cavendish limits, which is now below. lrondale. â€"Miss Morton has returned from a. pleasant three months’ visit with friends at Auburn, Groton City, and Sayre, Pennsylvania. and Rochester and other points in New York state. Her many friends are extending her a. hearty welcome home. -Mr. A. E. Silverwood, of Little Bti- tain, one of the best of our local tigers, nsswfilwr 1’6? file Canadian branch of the Miami Cycle Mtg. 00., Toronto, spent Sunday with friends. ‘ â€"Mickey McLean. the well-known Woodville skater, died in Toronto on Sunday week of pneumonia. H3 ‘will be mmmbe ed by my Lindmyites. â€"Rev. G. McCuHough, of Richmond BilL‘and wife (nee Miss Silverwood) are vls‘ting Mrs. McCuliough‘s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. \V. A. Silverwoad, Fpibave. (3:1- i‘Ynd‘n‘; geififig fbi‘ Honofa. Mani- toulin Island, to look after busine interests. - â€"Rev. C. H. Bretherton, of Downey- ville, was in town on Monday. He has decided to hold his annual picnic on Wednesday Jung lith,_on ghe‘old pic- vâ€"Mr. H. n. Ilerrlmn, who has been attending the Medical College at T0- ronto, was in tqwn lasts-week, and let} ‘1 A, -Mrs. E. Holroyd, of Winnipeg. whc hnsbeen spendmgatev. days with Mrs. R". S. Porter, left for Toronto last Monday on her way home. .--Mr. A. W. Rider arrived from. To- ronto Monday to let the contract. for the stone and. brickwork of the new veneer and excelsior factory. mafia of 31:. mild Mn. 11 returned toher home in the day gvenina; â€"lMeésrs. R. J. Morton and Henry 83m, of Millbrook, were: in town on Saturday, guests at the Simpson , â€"Mr. Norman Beliman, of Toronto, repmaenting the White Photo En- }arging Co., was in town Monday on friends. inâ€"CSX ~,cii‘y' mâ€";oeijvvisiting hér daughter, Miss Eva. - â€"Mr. Wm. Hannah. 01 Manvers, one of the best known farmers in that town- ship. was in town to-dny looking up â€".'1'.lnse are busy days with our bi- cycle dealers, and all appear to be doing a. fair amount of business. . â€"Mr. J.L. Allin returned last week from the Gravenhurst Sunatorium, much improved in health. â€"â€"Mr. Thos- Sadler. jr., returned from Biscotasing mills Friday, andwill reâ€" main for a week or ten days. â€"â€"Mrâ€"sâ€".VJ. B. Walker, has returned, after three weeks‘ visit with her par- ents in Orangevilla find-HY PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS -mfAJWLIson, Fenelon Falls. was in town last Monday for afew hours on business. , » ~ . -Mr. R. Carter. of Manilla, has tak- en a position is Mr. Albert Morgan's tailor shop. . ' â€"Polioe Magistrate Fielding, of Min- den, Uansacted business in town on Tues-2y. week. Zak. “Rube” Morgan. who likes a fancy mount, has purchased a ’99 33-. cycle. â€"-Mr. M. J. Lewis, butter-maker, at Oakwood factory, was in town last -mm naming, "13° Miuden, was mm to 2a: was. â€"-Dr. Geqrge Walters. dentist, or Foiest, is in. town. ' -Mr. Wm. HcArthnr, Fanelon Falls, was in town Saturday. . -â€"-Mrs. Whish. o! Bobcayg’eon, called on Lindsay friends Monday. -â€"Mr. J. B. Benson, land surveyor, Midland, was in town Friday. : . , â€"-Mr. R. M. Spence, of Kin-field; was in town Monday on business.. â€"Mr. D. McMillan, of Woodvifle. call- ed on Lindsay Iricnds recenfily. â€"Mr. Thos. Hodgson, of Burnt River, ‘ was in town Monday on business. â€"Mr. A. Clifford, miller. of Cobu~ oonk, was in town lately 9: business. â€"Mr. J. T. Robinson, d Bobcaygebn, called on Lindmy. friexds Tuesday. LMr. Fred Reynolds, at Bethany, was the guest of friends in town last Mon- day. . â€"Mr. J. w. Watson, mpg-chant. 9t ._ L.--. ;fiiss Ross, Toronto; is' the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.’ Baratone. Sussex- {n 15v}; intely on busi- L.'}J:'hog. Brodio. the cxty Mon- Led Ingersolr. Ont, Hay l7. â€" At the chemo market held here yesterday 670 boxes second week of .3151 make were oflered. but no axles; market. very quiet on account of heavy rains. Liverpool Markets. Liverpool, May I’Lâ€"The prices yester- day closed as tollows: Spot wheat easy; Walla 55 854d; futures moody: {rod win- ter, 53 8d; May 58 6d; July 58 5%d. Maize steady, new. 3nB%d; old._33 654d: futures'qulet, 33 554d for May. 8: 5%d {or July, and 8; sxd for September. Flour, 17s 6d. Cheese Markets. Belleville. Ont, May 17. -â€"- At the cheese market yesterday 20 factories boarded 1,119' white and 80 colored cheese: sales, 7151,6108, at 98.160 and 91/;c. all Aprils. ‘ Total receipts of live stock for but week were 3,329 cattle, 895 sheep and 3,241 hogs. Export cattle. choic2.. .. 1' 8 8 2 8 Export cattle. light. . . . 4 40 4 60 Butchers‘ cuttle.pkd lots 4 50 4 60 Butchen', gcixl ........ i 85 4 40 Butcher-f. medium ..... 4 20 4 30 Butchcm'. common ..... 8 65 3 86 Buwhcrs'. inferior. .. 3 50 8 60 Milch coWfl. each ..... 30 00 47 00 Bullanvv exptgoozl qlty 8 75 4 18!: Bulk. medium export. 8 40 8 65 Ldsml but. annex” mxd 4 45 4 60 Sloukers and med. to 3:1 3 75 i 25 Fcalers. heavy ......... 4 40 4 60 Calves, each. . ....... 200' 860 Sheep per cwt ......... 3 50' 4 26 Spring lambs. each“ 8 50 i 50 Hogs. 10010200111.... 475 .. Haggllght tutu"... 48756 .. Hogs, hmvytnts.......;:: .. Hogs, sows ............ Toronto Live Stock. Toronto, May l7.â€"The molpts of live stock at the cattle market yesterday were largo, 86 loads all told, composed of 1.600 hog; 1,500 cattle. 122 sheep and lamb. with about 76 calves. The quality of fat cattle was good. the supply being equal to the dem'and for both bntohm' and ex- porters. Trade was brisket than it has been {or several weeks. but owing to the large run prices did not advance, musin- lng fairly steady at last Friday’s quota- ticnn. Apples, per brl Potatoes. per ha Chickens, per pair. Turkeys. per 1b.. Butter. lb. rolls. .‘ Butter, large rolls Rm new laid. . . HAY AND STRAW. Hay. mnochy. per tonJlO 00 Hay, clover. per ton... . 8 00 Straw. sheaf. per ton... 6 00 Straw, loose. per con... 4 00 Red clover, bu ........ White clover. seed. bu Alsike. choice to fancy Alsike. good. No. 2.... Alsike. good. No. 3.. .. Timothy, bu ........ .. Beans, white, bu“... What. white. bu, . . ... . Wheat. led. bu ......... Wheat, Fife. spring, bu. Wheat». 9005:. bu....... Barley. bu ............. Pom. bu .......... Oats. bu ............... Rye. bu............... Buckwheat. bu ......... T6ronm. No. 1 hard (new 80 Toronto It. lam-o. lurk-t. onus. Chicano... . . .8 .. New York. . Milwaukee .. 7. St. I oul-t . _. 78 Toledo ...... 3“ Detroit ..... 78 Duluth, No. 1 Northern. . 7! Duluth, No. 1 hard. ...... 74‘ Chicago. May 17.“wa futures yen- ta'day improved Xe pa- busbel in pm Lending Wheat latte“. Followlng were the clean; price; 1: important centres yesta'dny: Cash. May. July. Sept. Liverpool. May 17. â€"Wheat. futures do- clined %d to 96¢! per canal yemnhy. When Wont Up uni. ee-c at Chlcap. not Livarpool Price. Decimalâ€"- Tho Latent Prlccu. COMM ERCI A L NEWS. meat.” A very interesting program has been arranged for the annual convention of the teachers of East Victoria, to be held in the north ward school. Lindsay, on Thursday and Friday. lay 25th and 26th. the session will open at 9.55 mm Thursday. Miss *Hlllock. Miss McClelland, and Hours. mnoug- all. W. H. Stevens. G. E. Broderick. Mc- Auley. Peters. Blackwell, Allin and Coach will react papers or had dia’ cussions on first day. Thursdy. and Misses McCIory, Mchade. Wnrkmn, and Mess". Barstone. Hardy, Eickson. Calling. Davidson. Allan. Sardine, Hooper and Armour, will take part Fri- day. On Thursday eVening apublic lecture will be delivered in the allegi- ato Assembly hall by Rev. Dr. Euros, of Hamilton; subject, "Ideal Gorern~ Form H. Physicsâ€"bliss Henderson, Miss Johnston, Miss McFadyen, H4 E. Graham, J. L. Kenny, D. Williams, J. D. McI-‘adyen, Miss Jeffers, W. C. Way. M. '11 McEnchern. Miss Currie. A. Hooper. C. Dyer. Miss Harrington. Miss Abbott. Miss Janos, H. Payne, J. Gray. ; â€":'l‘.he following obta‘ned; honorable mention on the woekl: examinations hold at the collegiate ituto: Form I. Bookkeepimâ€" . G. ‘ cNeillie, Boa Harstone, Miss Eagleeot, Miss Hughes. J. Fitzpatrick, F. McDonald, B, Lamont V. Hart, Miss Honda-pa. Miss Basil, Miss B. Webster. Mia: P. Barr, Mina Nugent, Miss Robinson H. Stevens. R. Touchburn, Miss Bell, I. McDonald, G. Bea”, R. Armour, N.Magwood. Miss Balfour. Miss Hooper. F. Robson. Miss Porter, G. Guchsr, Mi}; Haldane. L. C. I. Nona. éflonornble mention in Grammar: Bonn 11., B. C. Soothe“, Miss Har- rington, Mia: Rankin, 'Itisa Jeffers. Rider Kitchener Factory. Yestetday Mr. A.D.' Kitchener let. the excavating oontmt for tho {notary to Mr. thou. O’Neill, o! the: east ward, Mr. O'Neul‘s tender covers 5.00Meat, and the average depth of excavation will be 5 feet. He will push the work with vigor. , z -â€"Boys’ five-piece Suit: u m down lines of allâ€"wool mi”: Djndaa Flavelle Bros. Em Victoria. Teachen’ Associntion A large amok at W will be sold , hall-price at. mnemm‘a olda stand»- DUNDAS FLAVELLE BROS. » iier 11> ........ 12 FRUI‘IS AXD VEGETABLES. DAIRY PRODUCE. THE WEEKLY fl X wwwwwwnmwnwwwwnmsw 70/. 78 9'3 78% 73 POULleY. 71x SEEDS. V4974 I13 .uvl 78% 74} p 191 8300 00 71}; (08 75 64 43 x 63% 33;; 71% 8 76% 3," 73% ’1 mmmummma “‘38»‘n§' J. mmw 384. p U 74} 3 HUGHAN CO , "~wâ€" â€"v.vâ€" .-r. “w, leI" “-- MJHUF. My. Cask-1,0! an". M 1 1mm . ~ 03‘. 3 not. a. Tall can. h'o u 1 u’doot «It-hold Future. ovum» . filling, W, folio: Udamolncnmllnmm lulutnc' a to-lulorubbv huhtocuor. um BBOOISBOUII. ”shuns. on SATURDAY, MAY 20th Huusuhu‘d Furniture. hwy the residence of M r. Goo. Mathews, on the 4th Con. of 0p. m. the was and of Kent-In, Lindny; the Lot. mains shout. 8 not“. 4 set. mll laud with (mi! Mama“! tn... 0 rat in puma. Ind. The hon- in two “any Gothic cos- bgo 42x36: also stable. driving-hour I, stands. on. and s and] how for Monet's ruiduou. Will I). add for lull the original cost. For tax-Ina. on. spply to 030. MATTHEWS. FOR SALE. HOLLY LODGE, 1h". 3 hubs: at In‘- It. mu- hrs-loud an“ Moourvep‘bvmndwuh-l- ed. hku nap Inn on to fine mound can». Aho’n lush: d choic- www.muam mum!“ AM to REAL ESTATE BOUGHT and saw ON COMMISSION. du F luvolle Milling GIL-Brick Home on corner Kent at! Hill-.15.!”- ogly oocnpiod by MR. T803. SADLER, nix mm don own Md nix room. up- stun; both bud and no". “to: in kitchen. ly st 0500 of THE SADLBR. DUNDAS LAVELLE MILLING GO.â€"dw. Br-‘ck Mu. with oocquror new at land; m mu mo, «av-I. no m. b-naiocl : ere-ID" war. In tho nu... o1 'oodvillo. Arm to nun 1:131th Imam. con-out. [CYCLE FOR SALEâ€" Bnntford 'g‘noann M back In In. and! "on; mhlhuihmmmu ltllo. Pdoo ”cub. Who-nan Pan lust- Ito 01mm.- wow. DWIOB. Mmmwauh-r‘ «oat-many um. Int: “ 'aunrduuntoofiwdvhnm rind” Chihuahua-luau». 80h Inn-L dam. ..fl ' DANAIIA PAINT WIPANY. PURE LIN SEED OIL PAINTS OR. SA LE CHE £1). â€"Nino-mnmed Bic! Dunn. with mac-aura new at [And : THE OMADAV" ‘ ' '°' "" 5" lam]! 00 . Linda”, April 8, mâ€" d'lm. Latest. Ara-tie C. CHITTICK MI}, I” I”, we. -'I‘L 01,”; all“. u- wuv vâ€" w-.. _, Clrk. o! 3. (humor. FLIl'T.â€"-In the township of Verulun. «Sunday. MA: 7th. 1:03. the wife omit. James Plath, pa. of a non. bum. DWER- 11:09.. on Sundny. Hay 14th. $99 Bridget Devon relict of thelnto Kabul Deter. aged 85 years. EITHERâ€"On the llth. in Verulam. Ma Hunter. widow 0! Wm. Hunt- 05; d 88 years. Gunman and 6 WAL ‘RS.â€"Ln Lindsay. on Thursday. of hrdmre. etc» statâ€"vi. ”M‘snuu‘Ofl‘. 0. HUGHAN, issuer of MARRIAGE LICENSES MFA-u m ado In. 130 long E‘E’h’, UCTION SALE OF EHRAGEIENI‘ RINGS WEDDING RINGS PIG-Ml Ian-um... Tab.” In a] gummy. @1333st Lindsay, on 'l‘huruday. May‘ 18th, 1899. Rosanna Wulsh. be- lovea wife at Thomas Waiters, uged New Afiutuomcnu: case To RENT by the Sup". _Dnn- 1m. opp. WW not». ‘ â€"O!lloo runnâ€" r“” M “ “Q‘ A Specialty at LINDSAY. ONTARIO 1.0ch mums-rs. Pram Punt; LIQUID PAINTS. J". 8. WV. Aeolian DIR-1'38 . it Bingham's old LIV-r. BUXALL’S FIELDING HON. ‘ www.mhuvfiuod'ithh hm‘ ”tooth-ad cun- h'mnp' on both “chi. roam. imu in mohiaory III. will and flour tho over. But cut-yin; «pack, in tho“ soo pal-co- m or thumpnbdhytho Eleni-ion Bug. (which in how in hutch- conditio- mdbhho hath; providod with a mum awning) huh «pain, at mason 800 men. The Sm And Bap at W to: May fish by tthLA. {or as am so Sm Point at Fuchs Nb. Seven! other um hue My how hooked. Writ. only for (Inns-durum uwwduingmof ’99. .0 [pl ion Iii-lip. 8a.. :53 I.-. 9.3 025 IE '3? I. .e Fla-In}. i 2d ‘33 lee-8 8 ~32.- .vnlozau 3813...? In all. a- colon... Mdmmnb “Optinuuegnclc . Anna-yd In if. on ”outflow-Md We. want. MM ”008nm“ MOND. loan to “ tIMI$ i ETHEI. EXC URSIONS me mama loan mamas unmnanu mom-mud under up. 1a 3. e. o. I Head Office, - LINDSAY i In all the newest oolorings, for Skirts, Dresses and extremely low figure. NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS In the budget speech Will the tell country how our debt has increased eight millions or more this year, and your wife will tell you how the house debt has gone up because you . have not bought your“ I Refrigerator, Coal Oil Stove, Range and 1 other goods at NEW BLOUSES BOYS’ 8H0“ PANTS SUITS. in Serge. Tweed and Worsted. mums bong rams an and double breasted Coats. in Tweed and Serge. Children's Pmcy Suits, Jersey Suit and Dresses for Little Ones. MEN’S TWEED SUITS M Uabv, ”MI. I“. 11.1. .‘88 LOW. 303' “GWOOD. Now A d vat-tunnel: t.- P8 COURT OF REVISION. willmyulimiudnuubfl'of V16 to": L. J. I. KNOWLSON. Three lines of 8100868 I lsy 39:11! a". - z; to see our Gloves. Cornet: and Hosiery. a 3.13”. 1'38 87318133 Going '. '. O'BOYLE. _ _ 1' Cl 0‘. ALICE L18 DSAY at a GREAT SACRIFICE. AN AD. IN THE POST ms 3A Pretty Pieee ef Jewellery vial Lnlns' ad cam-5' Win. ,, Hm Covetin . _ . v gt. for put or “1.0.6 unit BARGS’ NAVY “‘1 PLAIN FRONT-'3. SWITCHES of even sad :1. 10:5 Hm, etc. 8 9E3} n. 'i“ (lemma, free of chen'e. to M '5. all on him who ere SALIIor bl! THIN HAIR, why they should weer 3 IBM“ how bodth. comfort “id young Nil‘l'li THIS and eonsider one object is in mi from business, consequently every article; eut low, with that pariienler end in view. . in Serge, Tweed end Worsted. Youthe’ Long Pants Suits, In Tweed and Serge. Children's Fancy Suits.- Jersey Suits, 3 mans H0118!.Linduy. SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd. They puts the finishing touch to a Lady's Toilet w. locum - Io uflictod So NATURAL. null 00 ARI‘F’UL ; uu'l. help but. be u PLEASANT SUR- PRISE tony LADY or GBNTLElAN , Dresses and Salts. These goods we quote a A Desirable Transformation. N ”HUS. , Opticians THE W usual 4 PROF. BOBENWEND,, of Toronto, who. SKILL in than lb. 8 meg-had “I over me « .1. adapted for wear with Spring costumes l)!l '0 ‘50. t nix-herd new designs in II. will den who all e COMING-I FRO. BALDN :85 1'0 HAIR ON THE HEAD. â€"-II "11.1. II A! mâ€" b\-\‘\\\\\\fl Prof. D ,ronwend. gluten. Bron. R N911! Onyx-oi on be obmned. The I. done. to Menu. .11: conszrucud I W but. we dnnblc. on b Ii)“, ad 31': beyond dates“ bk‘fl‘hm hm Ind procure on": HOUSE. - LINDSAY :., 700â€"111 1117 goods. durin Pfint Bull" I“ 183 0am id