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WM «13!. Golden! (by. I V T“ mm noport for week ending 58‘3"“! w. M' Gunman-alum. LOCAL NEWS-LETTERS. [Conmgaorgo o? Ems P0513] Couxcmâ€"The Eldon township council meets at Lornoville on Saturday, the 33rd {131 of Augns‘t, when, along With other _-y --..... .!an Inn gamintad. bn'siness, a co -v V‘v- .- jCon-esponeence of TH! Post. 3 PIN: Anagramsâ€"Mr. Jas. Baehell has his two earns completed, which are erected on stone walls built by Mr. Wal- lace; they m no disgrace to his workman- ship. GARDEN Pastaâ€"The en party held in Mr. R :bt. Porter’s on was a success, the precemq amounting to om $30. Caors â€"Th x crops are very light In this locality on account or there being no rain. The turnlpa are a complete failure, and the latest potatoes that were planted are not half a crOp. Bass BALLâ€"Lifl'ord wants to play to do is to name the date, and they are ready for action ...... Janetvflle played Lotus on Saturday the 20th ; score, 5 to 17 in favor of J anetvme. Lifl’ord plays Blackstock in Bethanv some date later or. vo-v r-v - 7 03.095 â€"â€"Tha GNP locality on amount The turnips are a cc m1; potatoes that halt a crop- , , CO1"! 01 Thanksâ€"am J. “In. For sugar goatâ€"Angus Logan, m localâ€"Faithful Brethren Lodge No‘ (Componaence ox Tm: rum 1 PERSONALâ€"Mr. Chambers, eological student at McMaster college. brother of Dr. Chambers here, has been payinga visit, and staying with his brother ...... ‘ Mr. Daniel MeLtuchlin, at New York‘ city, brother of W. EL, has been visiting : here, takin in Lindsay, Cobsconk, Nor- \ land. Fene on Falls, etc After an abâ€" 3 sence of 20 years he is glad to met many 1 old friends and acquaintances. and notes many changes in faces and forms. Bis‘ hood was Spent here. . ' as P. 0. ~Mr. John Sheridan has been appointed nastmaster of Oakwood, and the post office has been changed to Thorndike’s block, opposite the old P. 0. Miss Lila Weldon and Baht. Sh :rldan are Installed as assistants. ~ Promoâ€"The writer of these items took 1n the railway-men's picnic at Ormia on the 20th inst-n and enjoyed the gleasant occasion v ry much. Rich. Goa. e, Mrs. R. Handc k. Sioggett,-and others from here. were of the party. In the tn-cf- war. the twc-iuch cable was snappe by pullers averaging abo t 250 lbs. â€"â€".â€"7 "he Gauaainu 205$ utuuuuv an.“ u.._â€".__. 133mm: oofl‘ee delicious, and refreshing, bananas the ice cream at the stun tho‘hwn slap]: glorious- 5 ,..-.u:.n..l..~o§ .uoot u...oio¢ooscoÂ¥O§-3 I ... .01 .uluoafloa $.31 EN'fiéAY. FRIDAY) JULY 2« u .3 D. Thuton. - .1 5.19 -J. Greer. râ€"G. 'r. rumord. mm FARâ€"J. H Bin. {0: sale-Joe. Mermaid. Adverfisemen ts of min. 0.10. 2 (RF. NORTH MA_A'_VE_1:3§- LURNEVI QLE: usu, "nan, an-.." r sllector win be appbihted. Tuckattmat Son. -8“ J. Gr-W- t__Angus WK: Kirkflold. OAK W009. GLAN DIN E. 1c: of Tm! POST } Chambers, theological at college. brother of ,, has been paying». with his brother ...... Ichlin, of New York 121.. has been yiai‘sgng .93_o_SaturdsY- 44.5â€"3th _77,oâ€"Ssturdnv 59 85â€"“8 undSY ‘67 .73. This Week. ‘7 A.F an AM, night, July is. 1395. idzw. 09m.” '- --â€" --v__v. Fun 6303!“.u-Th. em: to: W h "35:51. undor the mammal. ct 0! IE . 0 Juan Malia. rm- wul “mg to the 3|:ch at an. nu Mr: , ooudl a! In ILC. Pxomc.â€"Thr n06 11.0. picnic won ohm camper-$00. n:- will as, of! tho dubs uwm om. ~ ~- A mm but on: ,. DA'“- DII‘HYHV- no OK “I Give lew uv-u oxa Pom maximâ€"A quiet but en- gehie Yionio w s on the shaming: e Wedne sy. heir may iri iron Victor return their my thunk: « competent. bloohmlth. hes c eontrsottor ‘ shoeing end keeping shod 150 hornet. to: I Feneion Fells compel-y. PERSORLLS.â€"Mt. mu: G.T.R. agent . fro tri has our new arrivals ...... Thou. so weil-knownto an the moplein North Viotcrie, has gone to Lindsay to live. We wish him sucoess ...... Mrs. Powers, 0! Rochester, is visiting her mother, Mrs. . Miss Me Armour hos return home, having been away for the past year attending sohool....;.urs. Cunningham, of Lindsay, is visiting her brother, Mr. P. McCarthv. of Gordon... Miss Edith Magwood, of Lindsay, is visit- ing friends in this vicinity. feature of the evenin was the beautiful voluntary. “She tonc ed the hem of His garment," rendered by the choir and play- ed by Miss Smith in a very able manner. Promsâ€"A number of our young people. . will attend the Scotch picnic at Sebright on the 3lst inst. PERSONALâ€"Mr. Thos. Sadler has gone back to Lindsay from a short visit here. ...... Mr. A. Perkins, of Lindsay. passed throu h here for Noriand last week. . . .Mr. Geo. hompson. oi the L. L. 00., is in the village on business ...... The Misses Smith, oi! Lindsay are vi=iviaglnere ...... Mrs Jas McC in hey is visitiogtriends in |Sadowa. ...... s. Graver an Master Boy are at present the fists of Mr; and Mrs. J. ,A. McRse ...... .Thos. Brown, cf Ragged Rapids, paid the village a flying visit last week ...... Miss Annie Molntyre is spend- ing her vacation with her pirents here. ...... We also noticed Mr. J. McIntyre in the village on a flying visit, which would have been- great-1y enjoyed had he not when away one of our prettiest iris in the person cf Miss C. MLCaffxey, w 0 has gone to visit her parents at Lornev e. IN FOR I'mâ€"An nnkno ' been making it "hot” for t oee whom he thinks detenoeiess, here lately. The "tar gang" have got wind of it, and on his next j visit he will be reduced to sausage meat. DIAMOND. UL LUV vâ€"-._._ [CorrespondenCe of Tax Post CHURCH Nanaâ€"0n Sunday, 14th. the Baptists held three services In the morn- ing Rev. Mr. Kennedy, of Toronto. deliv- ered an address on ‘ Saver-natural Nobili- ty." As 2 p. m. baptism was conducted by Rev. Mr. Blatherwick at the Little Falls. A service at 3 and 7 30 p. m. was conduct- ed by Mr. 'Blatherwick, cf Bracebridge. This was the first be. msm by immersion ever held at Sprueeda e. The church was filled each time. PERSONAL. â€"Misses Eve and Emana Pearce and Master Charlie Pearce spent two weeks’ holidays at AtherLey and 0.11113. ...... Miss McNeil, or Gravehurat. is visiting at Mrs. Morrison’s ...... Mr. and Mrs. S. Malkin, of Edington, spent . . -. 1----.. Mail?!” .6130 filled eacn tune. PERSONAL. â€"Misses Eva and Emana Pearce and Master Charlie Pearce spent two weeks‘ holidays at AtherLey and 0.11118. ...... Miss McNeil, or. Gravehurat, is visiting at Mrs. Morrison’s ...... Mr. and Mrs. S. Malkin, of Edington, spent Sunday with Mr. Joseph Malkin ...... Geo. and John Robinson have” gone to Bear Point. Questâ€"The boys would like to know where W. Taylor went to Saturday morn- mg. ACCIDENT.â€"A painiul and very sad accident happened here on Saturday, 20:11. As the 10 a. to. train was coming up by Mrs. Corbett‘s, about one and a half miles from Sprucedale, the en ineer noticed a child sitting on the cross up. The tried to stop the train in time, but fails to do i so before Dolly, the two-year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dowues, was struck and pushed 'to the outside oi the rails, ;the two front wheels passing over her ‘ feet, causing hzr to fall back over the rail. The engineer snatched her just as the wheels caught her dress in reversing. The engine went back to Eamsdale and brought Dts. Barber and Allen, who am u‘sted both legs below the knee. D: ly is as smart as could be expected, but the doctors have very little hopes. Much ~;, mpathy is felt for the ts, as she is their only child. This ould be a warning to parents to keep their children away from the track. The other day the train had to stop for some oi the near neighbors children to get ofi' the track; uououru. MUSICAL Imamâ€"A .great many resi- dents are probably not. arm that we has such a. grand display of musical also: in our midst, but it they ohm to prome- nade our man utmost usweon the modest none: .19 y vvvvv J â€"'v .. 7â€"- has such a. grand display of musical talent in our midst, but it they chose to prome- nade our main sweet between the modest hours or S and 9 o’clock they would be more then charmed by the exquisite varie- tious of the plums and organs. The we sometimes heel: is superb end singing often puts one thinking of the sweet-frame . o 633 woou a unis.â€" flaw. $533. 32...; a ‘1: vi»: llI is... .3 .Duble DI... SPR UCEDALEâ€"M USKOKA. «tnnesnondence of THI_ POST}. VICI’ORJ A 3012; LITTLE BR} _1'A{1_V_': :3 sad 7 30 p. m. was conduct- 'Blatherwick, cf Bracebridge. :e 11:56 be. mam by immersion - Rmmceda e. The church was UI’HILIJ. d “I,” M5W- Irwin}! specting the harvest, hay has turned out much better than was expected, in fact we could say that a few weeks ago the esti- mate was one-third of a fair crop, but will now turn out to be three-quarters of an average one. If the price keeps up our farmers should do well this year. Oats are also lookin well, as also fall wheat. Generally speaging, the people in this dis- trict will not have any great cause for complaint for this season. Fins PROTECTIONâ€"At length a Water- ous engine has been got by our commis- sioners, which, when tried the other day, appeared to please our residents. A fire brigade will now be organized, so with the fine supply of water oing through the vil- lage we shall not be future afraid of the . destruction of the whole lace in case a fire breaks out in an bull ing. on Thursday next, the 25 h insz, the Rev. J H Sheppard, rector, having1 prepared about 15 persons to partake of I. . Gamaâ€"Young Hebner, who opened a ‘ switch a week or two ago a couple of miles from here on the G.T.R . has been sen- tenced to seven years in Kingston gaol. A well merited punishment. and we hope a warning to a lot of viciously inclined youngsters we have about here ..... Harry Kin . of Waubaushene, was brought be- fore . H. Manning and W. D. Levering, J .P's., on Wednesda . on a charge of steal- ing money from the o ian Bly Lumber Co. It appears he f 11813 the work books, drawin money for men who had not earn- ed it. leading guilty, he was committed to Barrie for CAMPING â€"Daily parties are making up for the Port Severn district, which is a fine part fora quiet stay to recruit the health and have good fishing. H ----- vim. health reports In this Guyâ€"Gowix din-tied bv Rev. June: Greener. It his residence 10 Cohorne 33.. July 17m. Mr. W11 liam Henry Gny. to Miss Smh Ann Golden, both 0! the nllage oi Sunderlana. FARM FOR SALEâ€"In the 'J ship of Eldon, being Lot. 18,0011. 7. con acres cloned und 2004mm more or less: 150 in bush For terms, etc., apply to JAMES FIELD. amalgamâ€"724. 'VLU Linnv‘. v-v _, b farm consisting of one hundred acres; ninety acres cleared end In}. good sun of cultivation, good frame born on stone toundmon. plenty of water. Situ “ed on 1 concession lot 20, in the township of El-lon. shout 5 mile: (rom Kirk- fleld. For particulul apply to ANGUS LOGAN. Kirkfleld P. o.â€"72-6. UUDU “any -vâ€" _ -_ fl Th“ most. cenunl property. minted corner of William :ud Glenelg 513.; m. 2 uoreyl, with m. sud root; 12 rooms. with basement. d1 repuinflod inside Mid out ; hard and :01: wntex. 8110 town nut. Could be occupied b one or two with drive shod mac ed. Beuonnblo um. Apply to P. G. FILLER-72. GELERY U To the Oflicers and Members of Lyndsay Circle No. 84, Canadian Ordcrr Home Circle I with to convey my sincere than to the Order of Camdhn Home C vole. No. 34. for the promp‘ fitment to me of $00 and 9150 to mv dwghtor enrlet being the mount accruinghto me under Cortiflnte No. 3 631, held by my lute unband John any. (who died on the 5th (h: 01 July, 1595) in your Order, JANE GRAY, Purmnt to thp Anmlnismtion Ordar nude in the minor 0! the canto of Jonph Keno. the un mango K21: Into 0! the Township of Verulun. d V: Gilgoro, than wox Id be oflend tot sale by m Lacuna. with the npprobulonot the undo mam. nhhchunbtn In the Court 30min mo 0 Townot Lindny.“zo'ocl¢ckpm,on and acres suing ud excepting thereon: ten new on the south bid. x the aid lot. The .0th corner of tan-lichen ml: shunted noun chum And ninety {our links west from the .0an corner ottho “idiot. nodthanld tenumhunkonngeo! eleven chun- eight. mks on the southern boundary (1 the aid lo; by a month of ten chum tony nine links. Also them hill 0! lot nnnbu . "3ou “w- Inn-u maldhadsmbddyunudmdhlnodm ofcnltinuonmdthc “building! so in s In good mud rap-Ar uock urn-Madam domhmdtouchmc the corporate limits at the hum! ol Bohaygm md withindnyrodxot:cheuohc:ory mus-lowwa.downntbodmolmmd tho mahmmmmmmr-uwm Mvmbo;r~ndu¢ hot-hu- tho condition- nloriflbtdn mndlnt that d TUESDAY, August 20th, Lindsay; July 19m 1395 -72- flifliifik 0R RENT 0R7 FOB SALE-4. fine J -._... . nfinAOn FARM LANDS. New Adviarusempnts. UDICIAL SALE IARD OF THANKS. OUSE AND LOT F OR here ’ COLD WATER: .ERY Colglrxunu Cures Constipation. muons. in: :b .‘to. Out .In the Town- SALE S MERI- lug. non-3n W on am... mm ““1? Nonstan- m mm. . um st 0 manna-3°15“:- m 3% ~05 an ‘n Baud Tum. um: new at the {gamma Guflll “a :5. ma. “an?“ n In the number at a» Round TAN. d: July 23nd. The ma number will contain I It? . . bland. "John ubmo‘u Fort." hum Otis; u: mum-m uncle, “How on!” Tuvalu. " IN! 3 ”rm with Bani; the Rev. Dr. Rituals-d. aflo- 8c ro on. ‘ publisher). New York. J y 16, 1805. ___-ol-n' If mu “m In fig, waned for a 3 m Wt Pnuhhhg Wt 110 F“ New York. . oi Bin eeee. In “The Bieyellng Ere,” .1th Speed gm something of the history end much the ethloe o! e mode of exercise in whish he thoroughly he. llevee. William Trowhridse Lerned. en authority on Western topics. pointe out "The Pessinn of the Cowpnnoher.” Dr. Charles C. Abbott deeeribee e enmmel ramble "Up Peersop’e Lune.” The verse of the number ie by‘Nellie Frenoee Mil- hnrn and Madison Cewdn. -â€"-The first of Anthony Hopo'e new series of Zende etoriet, in McClure'e Msgszine icr Argxet. reciting e. heroic It tells how direction cf Ken, the rock python. lured the Red Dogs of the Began. whom the J angle reared above all e ~.r creatures. to e destruction eo ecmnlete that no. i: one was left to tell the thick '1‘ W .- w _, , performer. as it ehowe iceelt behind the ecenee, is the eabject of en ill treted article by Clevelnnl Mom“. oltke'e manner at carrying on the wet in deecrib list: we: concepcndent. ed lag en Eng Archi nld Forbes. In illustration of the article there are himrlc bettle scenes end some interesting won-elm. S. 8. Mc- guzgn, limited. 3) Lshyethe Place, New or . Ugrgtkor finding». tho to“! D. toxic-duh L.J Shanon?) Muir-Cu by the day Oran M: with Ir. W ‘ promptly amended to.â€"6$8:n. Celery Nerve pompound Seven Bright Men ‘ pa. Liam's magi/mm AND 1 KIDNEY PILLS? A mum at“ P01 3114mm. shown Gout. one and m (upon which mama-n nods); can .u mm mm mm nun-u. am am: Dom mu: a. lull. mm mm. um WW“* . tho king 0! 011: {or Dr. BIOIII'S [mutton who puns. wound- 3nd some! wands-orifice. ”CAM”.- 301‘ by t1 duh!!- t. rant. um. mt {or m Sold muBaam. 50:. about G's/"sh gxym MP. “and!“ a“ $6.00 mu.fi°fim.,..coc"' $10'50 Hubs-t cb-od stunt:- on M m. Lighted with okayricfly Mouton: helm m Lenin: Collxmood “8669 In. memBonnd “‘5 pm. "or: WM-‘ In. [5105‘ Dunner served a 6 p. II. The North Shore .Line lunar". .mm.-.m NORTH SHORE Navugation Co ROYAL HAIL SW “CITY OF COLLINGWOOD” and “OIIY 0F MIDLAND! v. .v._ , LIcr-zxsa‘s. unmann- o And .1! humans“ Port.- to 8m" MANLEY’S “1'65 “RAY ISSUER OF MARRIAGE r IBI‘YRES CAXBRAY. -57. tmmmauthgfor - pot-out! nun-an doll issue. From ”to $150.00 per month. ulna cl "poet. 'tothe volumemd {or toll latex-mum: POLITICAL 3100mm. n-._-n M rbz‘ufd" trip Ilndlfx-mah $6 00 mm ind W” __°,$I° 5° oooooooooooooooooooooooooo MACKINAW 81x nay.’ Bail Nervous Prostration. WK" 8 club 'GEO.- A. LITTLE’S Summer Reading 4 now lot 61 Now“ III! 000‘ “1150M“. Moo 150. each m- rm [of 950. pleasant to visit some storm. We mt your Ends and will give extn inducement: to get it. Your: "Spectf‘dIY. HUGH/M 00.. GOOD FARM vow sum Ind on w 10, infh‘ Fourtc‘fi: N You!!! 1"!" I cum: Bun! M “ink! nic‘cod “worth.“ “I“. momg-towndm mmwnvwoad mop: ‘ “2' “mad“ 0mm of me am at n ,__-- Iv uhnn V‘fi‘ifi‘ia; “A bl‘ fianley’s GELER ggggound . cures Blood and Skin Wt. _7l-4- f“: M £1;ng :fiién E: “M’Fnu.m arm mu 8. 8. ALBERTA ”PM 23 AUCTION SALE or Valuable Business Property no RENT. Young Women and. "19!? New Adm uuun you: Inuit-h. «mama good alkali. Inbmou and Mum-Ion- a nod annoy-mt u 5 good can. win: 0.0,. ~ ---..‘x.- M .MNQ. g3; nsr STEAM near. EVERY WEDNESDAY in the Town of Lindsay- WEDNESDAY. 14th DI! 0' “mt. zvnur SATURDAY W and the We “awning”, M unmet! twamwnun no uni-mums. MATCH ETT: m COTTAGES at Sturgeon Point. . THO8. SADLER. 37-, 835 Burnt»: . The Mu . - n-_-lm Lucia 0891-. In: In“ m2 modem: ”WWW” \ 261w” m was". on Q‘ can“ git-nabs an -L A ht.“ manna Box (1‘. [And-I! q . ‘ 25' % i? Lhm" There's a b'g diflerenee in the way Some dealers simply strive to get a cw sell as much as they can at one sale I and never expect to see that cu Our Plan is to Always Satisty a Customer Matter how small the Profit. WILL DO THE TALKING BETTER THAN ANYTHING WE CAN SAY. PerhapsWe’re Wrong. ‘ Gents’ Furnishings. Ad WM mun“ in ”M i. comfort of 1‘39“!" ’9“ mo ‘ W “w wuuâ€" ’â€" oomfort of knowin you undo egood bar- gain. Look back I. few yen-I ego and «ampere the Itch of today with the buineuu you knew it then. Smiy the trend of nine- during the nine period. Prices have been undue!!! reduced in pmportion u Mlitiee were enlu'god. Every now and then we we mulch: u. undemlling. when we merely do our dutyâ€"by you, 3nd tell a: low as we on. Doll-n and centsâ€"cent- and dollmâ€" with s Inning town-d- tho store tint gives the but ulna, and t dispoution no end» what price- no lowestâ€"anti the yud Itick to more by. When tho may in simmering, ro- mgmbor tint we have tho comfort you and. Very my uranium ban for pooplp of nun-ow menus, and ulna no pun“, good all don the lino. _Wn Ioobou Cons, of. 76: grq 81.25. . . -husgn 00;“ 81nd VG“ It “.M. - In t". ‘ m Sui .95 0 810-00? » a.82 . 8353. .mhtuigh: Tuned Suits, 83.90. 85.00, to 8:3 50. -31.»: Costa,_ d1 (plouu, ’82 00 GOE .1. \vov-.-’ ‘ ----- D”: wu- Whito and doi'nl Vents, from We to The Wonderful Cheap Men, Summer Suits. What Counts. “Always Good at GOUGH’S.” LINDSAY and PETERBDROUI} and then we ”gnome r can at one sale by misrepresentat meet to see that customer again. the the way of doing business. get a customer in their store, 500. .41”. Elutic Braces, 15c. tad too, 4 pfdu for 50¢. double bed __Si1k Knot T103, 2 for 25¢. â€"Pltin and Coloured _.Smipod Underwear, _Flumolom Shirts, Merino, 25c ouch. 15¢ each. ~ We not much of'e trick to eell Straw Heb et this eeauon of the you, although some of the male! bet deelere mey have to [nude to do i: end get their fancy prices. If we had to eell hate alone we might hve to huetle too. but we don't hve to. It’e u on, I! looking down a well. The Hot linker neually loads up the regular HLtdeelel'l .1: good, plump figures, end when he find- he he: an im- movable loed left he cells in the live general recoil clothier and bid- him take them et his own priceâ€"but take them. Thet'e one of the we we get in our best work. GOUGH 303. have helped several such int maneuvers out of a hole. end it man for the epeciel price (evavelwe heve been holding in ban the put few weeh. Perhaps we're nst the “‘leeden" in the hit tnde ; but we’re 1WheSELLERS. Ind theten'm us just a ‘well. It â€"G nu' Fine Straw Hm, 25c, worih _ i0 ante. â€"Genfi' Filo Am Straw Hats. '30“: word: 81.00. __ â€"Gentl' File Am Strew Hats, .06, M 81.50. . “ugh Sum Hm in lightweight. We and nut?! MC, 506 1'9 31"“ - to â€"Bon‘ am In every Mylo. from .1” â€"Chi1dm'l Sailors, 10c, 25c. â€"'l"¢od Ebb. 206, 250. . -â€"-l[en' I Tomi 75¢. â€"Hon' I Chflpty__ ‘8, 8.11 sizes, 50c. 75" 81, slow!” “a a -F0¢|.onl. :11 popular I-hades uslitleu Mm f9! [and Bo’y: u lot 'fl ”Sum-£83. 9 Mt enough to five our interest in N a. complete u- mt. and” at low enough French Babrigm Suit. I Nauru Wool Shirts, 81.: Outing sum, 40c- -Oolonred Shirt!» fut °°l° Not Much of a Trick. GH tut colours, $1.00 all sizes, It“: AG BIC Itw Gen