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. .153 . ,._,._ : ‘1‘!“ .i‘ J .‘4 m “awn“ ”f" f.’ IMPORTATIONS. Our MR. PLAVELLE writes us from London that his Purchases for this AUTUMN’S TRADE are LARGER THAN EVER and will be found WONDERFULLY CHEAP. Lindsay. July 39th. 1891.â€"51. St. Croix Soa M’i’ Co. Bssr ON EARTH. SURPRISE SOAP. 7 m “Surprisc”my 0N WASH DAY. Takes out the dirt; . makes “the wash ” . sweet. clean, white; leaves the hands soft andsmooth ;without boiling or scalding. ,- READ the directions on the wrapper. Surprise‘Soup can be used on 4. Mythmg; everywhere; ' in an; way; at any on every time. low Advertisements This Week. localsâ€"C. Cluths. Localqlas. Mahar. A Card-Dr. Coulter. Loonâ€"W. W. Logan. For Saleâ€"Mrs. Hogan. Four Localsâ€"S. Perrin. Local-Grimsby Park Excursion. Auction Saleâ€"Lees, Reid 8: Owen. “English Samplesâ€"Warner 8: Perry. Opening of Schoolsâ€"G. A. Methcrell. For Saleâ€"Gregor Campbell. Woodville. Dyeing and Cleaning-B. A. Dyeing Ca. Wainscot 33m. LINDSAY, FRIDAY. AUGUST 14. 1891. TOWN J OTTIN GS. coin. All sizes at Hlsmsomn‘s drug stormâ€"654 Stock Notes. â€"Tho handsome bay mare White Stockings recently advertised for sale in T1114: Posr by Mr. Austin of Fenelcu Falls. has found a new owne inMr.Wm.Simpson of this town. Thisanimal was sired by Lapidist Chief. and fee. bright bay, nicely marked, possessing lots of style with an abundance of undeveloped speed. _She will be utilized as a driver for the time being. but will in all probability participate in some of the events at local fairs this fall. It is the intention of her new owner to change her name to Hazel S. -Last week Messrs. Maunder Kenny had the misfortune toloso by death the old thorough- bred sire Meteor. by Asteroid-Mary Innis. It is only some few months since his purchase. but having made a season with him in this district his name will no doubt live for many years. Meteor was fouled on the celebrated Woodburn farm. 8 ring Station. Ky.. and was choicely had, a grandson of the great Lexington. whme blood has achieved additional greatucu through its tendency to nick with that of the trotter and can be found in some of the noted performers of the age. General Sporting Notes. -Marcus Daly has purchased Sclofc Girl 2.16} in the purpose of driving her to polo with Yolo Maid. 2.12. (pacer!) to beat the team record. ~8unol. 1.10;. is reported to have sustained a serious laid in the thigh. and may ncvor start to lower anot er trotting record. -Thc trolling race at New Wontmlniater. B. 0.. on the honor rivcr. between Mex. McLean Burch {cupping}: and H. Peters-chef San c son. or . a Mi c. waswon turned a load oi mo yards. y -'1‘ho boat race between iianlon and O'Connor on the one clan and Random and Mcixay on “a other. was decided at Hamilton on Monday hot. The on waspracticalix won in the first ii}: iii. a fill". "‘ l‘“°.°.'°"““m‘i° ”it on roe one a. w c \ cou havc'bcca ran it so desired. -‘l‘ho Grand Circuit trotting mention at lio- r commenced on ‘l’ucuiay. The great Flower Cit! Stalin was won by Hall 3 {it News.“ "is “were“ aim . . ...... wan .. l ‘ muslin. finished in will one; ““1“ w the fade nuance. la. meeting this Roller. “be will to breath hi board N0: Roy Wilkes all?! Frank Quinlan. ll‘ encore. will so an Jchusloub "clog We..." aural. 1‘5. "°‘ "i“ il'°’....°" . I . 0). racing. are also to be we‘oha 3“ DRESS Corns! Corns! Corns! tractor and beware of the many cheap. one and flashes substitutes in the Seothat itismade yPolsonchoaxingston. Lindsay Public Schoolsâ€"Hid-Summer Promotions. Senior Third to F earthâ€"Miss Graham's Class Passmarks. Tillâ€"John Shannon. Ida Jackson. Maude Miller. Bertha King. Herbert Irvine. Maude McLean. Mabel gallons. Etta Parker. Willie Hallett. Horan dwin. Harry Lack. (Wages Carrie d0 . Alitfiemn‘iadshaw. rahsm, Maggie .o urn. Seance. Maude McGiil, Lucy Dingle. Wilber Irvine. Bertha Walker. Miss Wray‘s Class. Minnie McDonald. Willie Ingl H Brim- moll. N. Houghtou, Ida Wherryfim-y gal-tie“ R. Helson. E. Growdeu, Niven Jackson, Bennie Miller. M. Parsons l Junior Third to Senior Thirdâ€"Miss Ward's I ROOM; l Passmarks. 232.â€"Ncllie Sharp 392. Arthur Hallett 312. May Stevens 336, Chas. Henderson 318, Alfred Parkins 314, Edith Scott 311. Ed. Schwardfs or 309. Fred Kin 309. Nettle Bur- ling 299. A am McLaughlin . Marian Nngent 291, Keele Gregory 291. when Mark 288, Nevada Perkin 284. Howard Jackson 276. Shirley Foley 272 Alice Welburn 264. Oswald Hamilton 281, Tillie Goodwin 261. Bel-m Booth. 260. Mary Downoy 259, Flossy Winters 259. Annie Marks 258. Lily McCarty 256, Edith Fisvelle 251. Willie Beii 250. M. Harding 250. Clara Welburn 213, Ethel Barr 241, Myra Middleton 240. Miss Hattie Mark's Class. Nettie Weddupp 268. E. Beatty 261, Emma Howdeu 260. Robbie Pearson 245. Herbert Bar- tholomew 242. Ray Macgachen 240. Malorie Stevens 235. Fred Stanton $1. Terrible Drowning Calamity on Rice Lakeâ€"Three Lives Inst. Pnrnasoao. Aug. 12.â€" Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins of Canton, who were camped on Lee’s Point, Rice Lake, left camp yesterday for Bewdley inan ordinary sized skifl‘ to get their mail. Miss Moyboc, 16-year-old' daughter of Mr. Benjamin Maybce of Rossmount. accompanied them on their return to camp. When about three-quar- ters of a mile from camp a storm overtook them and a heavy squall struck the boat- upsetting it and throwing the three cccu pants into the water. The disaster was witnessed by a number of people on the shore, but owing to the violence of the storm no help could be rendered to the unfortunate victims, who could be seen clinging to the upturned boat. When the storm had subsided, which it did very quickly, boats put out for the scene of the accident, but only the empty upturned boat was found, the three occupants having gone down to a watery grave. Search was at once instituted, and it was stated this morning that they were successful in recovering the bodies. An eye-witness says when the squall struck the boat every call that it could carry was set. and before they could be lowered the boat turned over. the mast sticking in the soft mud at the bottom, as the water was shallow. The occupants were thrown out and immediately grasped the bottom of the boat. Miss Maybce was not fortunate enough to secure a hold of the boat, and fell back in the water. Mr. Hawkins on seeing this went to her assis- tance. and in all probability would have succeeded in rescuing her had not Mrs. Hawkins at this critical moment released her hold on the boat. It in nu posed that the two women clung to Mr. awklna for safety,'aud in this way he was deprived of the use of his swimming powers, and the three sank beneath the waves. [Cori-as Ldi YTngTh Poo ] can once a t. Fran-Last Thursday the bonnet Mr. John Shaw was destroyed by fire. The tire cri lasted from a spark from the stove pi line on the shingles. and in a few or outer was beyond control. Moat oi the contacts were saved. The building and contents were fully insured. Ouuucu arrearsâ€"A my neatly print- ed detailed finance report of the Methodist church ban was handed ua aicw days ago. audit spanks wall for the church manage- ment to have every small item at income and expenditure in the report. and we h are look to can some of our Sabbath och a and some of our neighboring churches to move in this direction. Thole printed reports cost but very little. and most certainly give better udafactlon than doing business in the dark. Fluu Faun lionessâ€"We boast with pride that the frame barn buildings in this ccality are as good. if notthobooton an avarsgoiu the province, and our farmers too. but the houses are somewhat behind pica-ad the times. However. we are note that they are fast coming also. Manors. Nicholas Houck Sou have monogamou- duo farm with a comfortable 3 Discovered atlastâ€"aremsdythatissurasafs and painless. Putnam’s Painless Corn Extrac- tor never fails, never causes pain. nor even the slightest discomfort. Buy Putnam's Corn E:- as 10. tothefrout )4th Whale- W COMMERCIAL NEWS. Oman or m Campus Pos'r Lmnsav. Aug. 13. 1891.. minced and Produce. Sunday’s rain was followed by almost uninterrupted flue weather, and great progress has been made in harvesting. It is grand work this year, as the results will be far ahead of last year, and farmers are in splendid spirits. The rain of Sunday has bencfltted roots and pastures. A business revival and a line fall and winter trade may be looked for with confidence. A Vienna dospatch says: “Bad weather is spoiling the crops in many districts in Austria and Hungary. It is impossible to harvest on account of continuous rain. A hurricane yesterday in Lower Austria Moravia and Upper Hungary destroyed the season’s vintage. In the Gumpolds kirchen district may of the rivers have overflowcd and the adjacent country for miles is inundated. Several persons have been killed by falling trees and houses." Toronto Live Stock Market. Offerings at the western cattle market were ofi‘20 car loads from Friday's receiptsâ€"only 30 leads being on sale today. These included 210 1 sheep and lambs, zoo hogs and 40 calves. Re- S’d'iiii'whfqd‘fifimmlg‘ “i. :33 am 3 . e .' About 19 leads went through to e eastern markets. Cattleâ€"In stocksr cattle there was a bright- I eninggcf nude and quite a few of those changed him today. Their general ce-range was from 30. to 30. per l_b.. g to quality. B“‘°i§°";°i.‘o‘$ ii.“ “Emmi: l‘méé‘i’? supp a : to 0. per vs w . according to ouaiitY- Export cattle were wanted to-day and prices were alittle stiffer. Last week there was a dearth of space on ship- board at Montreal; this week there is plenty of space and too few cattle. Cables from London saidgood fat cattle were onsz per head,’and this with steamship companies obargl 703 3: head while they should be taking 03y 408. a demoralizing effect on the export trade: and if it was not for the inquiry for animals to fill up space prices would still be down; so the advance may be considered as merely somewhat superficial. Messrs. John Swan so Sous'weekly r‘gpcrt. under date Edinburgh. Aug. 1. says:â€" ‘ he supply of home-fed fat cattle in Edinburgh was extremely small. consequently there was a sharp advance in value, even though the warm weather was against the trade. In Glasgow there was also a small show of horned cattle and they too met a fair trade. There have been about 1,100 Canadian cattle shown of a very sod class. A is lot of these were taken for out keep. At crkhili there has been about 1,000 head of States cattle. which are reported to have met a fairly cod demand. Fat cows and builshavc not eany more money." The en- eral ran eofpriceforexportto-dayatthe es- tern ca emarket was from lic. up to nearly 5gc. per 1b., the latter price being paid within a motion for two car ends of extra choice fancy animals. A great many really good cattle were taken at between fie. and no. One car load was taken byMessrs. Alkens :Flan u at :15 better than lic. per h. and another and at in. Messrs. S dic Brothers of G w. under date July . in their weekly report the Glasgow cattle market make this statement:â€" “ The Canadian cattle were a splendid show. One lot of 56 steers and heifers from Messrs. Morrison Brothers. Oakville. Ontario. were doservedlf‘ admired for their weight and choice gadolig. arty-nine of the steers were sold to r. mg: Coupcr. meat market. at along ice. and the offers made up to £24. Sixty olce level steers from Messrs. Brown Brothers. loua, Out. made from £18 109 to 623 17a 6d. Othorlots from £li to £19 10s; the demand thro hon being good at prices more favorable to are." Here are some sample transactions at the To- ronto Western cattle market to-day :â€" 1; stock" ers'....... 1%11’"..“° ..... 33s gt owt amonxxzz 1% g “i? flu-on..." . ' ..... o lo slackers. 9m . n .1" 12 u ooaaao 1.050 It . It 8 I! Ileana 8a) In naa- It Slower-term..." 1.200 n u :3 " m... 1.370 “ '- n sonata 1.9” It can“ ti 0 Mitchell-u“. lano I! a-ua 37 ‘3 MN sweet lurk“. Tho mount- of hay. which have been very small for some time part. wore large today so: commonsense-- an t for old gun 810.3: lie? for 110“}?de worn ‘ coo were oady I... bundled “digs .c to icr'locco. at he mints of n on the small. can woroct y. incur bur rad u at. of whauapéi “wheat acid at We and too unhois ‘bcat. waits. ‘ when in . ‘ wheat. rod w. 000: wheat sag: agcgaafii‘ to ~ an. id. an to cl hay. now am to ‘0 .lo: “NY. “or not" SZSRSSS O 1‘ “£35: Tic i It. bootl silo!“ beehhlnd. 2 t ;‘ u ."mt3; “ nouns. annual: ”3380510 gal? “m“ fhoOhooooIar-kots. out nthâ€"At th week Mboxcswm. board! sci ‘fi fohowszâ€"Oluxton .2 mo mumbled a 8.1m hon. at at 2.238 boxes I... not active. was"... pas-32° ma mun-am oonnlcrnpwnmr. m cocoa-nona- once a was. life Early. No. 3333?" 'eoeo..unl“o- s em""IZIIIIZZ:IZ (ht... ....................-...... Pub 066°C coco-nachos nnnnn cacao-en. ttttt ace-an moan-0...... " °' ............. no..oao-aa.. , .1 9”“. name mgheo ‘- ...;.. 91'3"; 1! Mann}. also“ nan-.aaaooeeao ssstssSsssssss 838888888888888 discloses-cocoons.” 8.8388883888888 uniuuoeo filled in Germany nger and garments TERS, which are very attractive. GOODS Leadmg’ ’ a. nal care- Feature as E? i E: is “tab “so-neoconoeaoooIncense-e 170 to 1m MixedC ........... ........... 1m to I 0 Corn Chop ....... ................. 175 to 185 Pea Chop.....i,;':................ (11453 to 13 Potatoes. per 011 to 13 01.1 to 018 010 to 012 if!) to on It!) to 150 016 to 018 1600 tolsoo 018 to 020 WOMAN’S FRIEND A reliable, genuine and comfort- ing friend is always desirable. You have it in “Sunlight” Soap. No matter whether it is for washing fine clothes or coarse, or {or doing be used, “Sunlight” excels all other Soaps. A trial will convince you that this is not a mere assertion. Keep clear of cheap imitations. 65-2. _ 'TICTOIIA" will ours that cold. “PICNRIA” has no equal. 'no'ronn' loosens the phlegm “PICTOBIA' put up in 850. bottlu remain" the people I remedy. -77-tf. Unless a man lives "73h a he shouts the less noise he makes the better. "Dc-Rise not the day of small things." as the tiny p 1 taken from a vial of Dr. Picroes Pleasant rgativc Pellets) said to the 300- pound man. tutoring from indigestion. As a gentle. thorough laxative these Poll. to resemble aturo more oeelyin their action than any- thing before disoovrrod. Business and profes- dcna! man. whose habits avo recon need comotbin of this kind to ward of! sin 'hcad- ache. bil ounces and dyopo but which did the old-fashioned . u cents per vial at all droughts. pills rd A \i vuâ€"II W' on Batu ay. ‘8- 8th.towiio oil). anagram doalorofa maniacal. BARN! dunnoâ€"On "M. t the residence of the brido'hI thor. tb Rev '1‘.M. Campbell. ohaol .da - tor of when. no. to mm W. 'ilolonto. the militant. w â€" corms cam â€"0l‘ VAX-”ARLIâ€" FARM PROPERTY. Maud "Mattheuowoleale » mustered tamed in a canal we ¢v’v‘lli‘ich will be ucsd‘I at the time of sale and d ‘t in meat in bran made. M“. 135%- Mi'iufl is. 1mm. 0. O woonv in the Ooh-u d Victoria. on Tuesday. 181 by of September, 189], ii? i from P tterns selected b himself. The . with Capes a Special Fiature. He mentions pnrfucularly some fine , urohasmg' direct from Novel; before have we been in as good and about the same time our Importation will begin to arrive. UMMER GOODS. gamma sonools§> any kind of work where soap can For School Boo/18, G. A. NETHEBELL’S Book and Stationery Stere.1ust opposite A Full Stock of high and Slates. Note Books. Leather Baas Books. Underwood ink. Drawing and Pen Handler. D-awing Composers. lead Pencils. Copy Books. Paper and Envelopu. Intro.- and Sample Orders receive Prompt and perusal at tendon. Special discount to teaches. G. A. METHERELL Also Agent for the Celebrated Ux~ bridge Organ and Mendelssohn will not strain and rack the digest vs organs as 13in bingo: Sewing Machine. Wâ€" Also a crucial ‘BRICK 1100811. 14 rooms Good wall and on lulu“ l fadiaa‘ ' W of all kind} More. gl “My: car an all kinds :3 fan‘s-lovely. every town. Styles wm be Britten Brothers. YOU CAN’T'ALWAYS find just what you’re looking for in any Stock. It’s not to be expected. Take cure, for instanceâ€"it’s the most complete in the Midland Counties, yet there’s a chanceâ€"about one in a hundredâ€"that you catch us lacking something. The eternal fitness of things must be duly considered. You might get one on us by demanding to see a $10,000 parure of diamonds, but it wouldn’t be fair. Of course we deal in diamonds and other precious gems, but we don’t keep parures. Take us in the lines of watches and jewellery thoughâ€"we can show you an as- sortment that will cause your optics to bulge with admiration. We make a specialty of WATCHES, but don’t neglect our other departments. In OPTICAL GOODS we have a very complete line, and a special course of study taken with one of the leading oculists of the province enables us to apply these aids intelligently to all cases of defective vision. Those in search of ODDITIES will find them in our Japanese and Chinese goods. It’s impossible to describe these pretty and quaint creations of an ingenious people. Call and see. BRITTON BROS. Lindsay. August 5th. 1891.415. G. A. Mother-ell. New Advertisements. OOD SECOND HAND PHrE'I‘ON FOR SALEâ€"Appl‘ynat the office of THE £9481. for particulars. dsay. Aug. 6. 1891.â€" 0 RENT. â€"House in Dunoon’s Terrace on Wellington-sh. containing tan rooms. Hardaudsoftwaterand all other con- venience suitable. Apply to D. DUNOON. on the premises. undsay. Aug. 13. 1891.416. STEAM THRES HIN G MACHINE FOR SALE AT A BARGAlN.â€"A good second hand threshing machine. engine and separator. complete out t for sale on easy term;i in good worku- order. Full particulars terms of sale wii be made known by seeing the owner on the rcmiscs. lot 19. con. 10. Eldon, or by fetter to kfleid P. 0.. Out. DONALD BROWN. Eldon. July 18th. 189Lâ€"61 ipd. AUTION.â€"We beg to inform the pub- lic that a certain music teacherâ€"sometimes styled Professor-(who is evidently possessed of more ignorance and gall than common scum.) has the audacity to go to places where we have sold instruments. find fault with them and even say he could have done better for them if they had only been fortunate enough to have seen school Requisites, Publisher’s Prices, go to ”I M 0‘06. Kent-at. Public SCHOOL BOOKS him before buying: Numb all done simply 3 Always on Hart (1. s.I 13.13;: §°k23°w§$oihloo abo?t1h?€dnalmltymorm price of instruments. We ara‘preparcd to prove thatthe swesellara ebsstand cheapest acoor toqnaiity. W. W. DOGAN. general agent. hindsoy.-68. TOWNSHIP OF MARIPOBA. Voters List. 1891. Municipality of the Township ofAlariposa. County of Victoria. Ratios is hereby given that I have u-anunitted or delivered to the persona mentioned in the Fifth and Sixth Sections of “The vauntmt Act.” the copies required by tho said Section to be no transmitted or delivered of the list made unuanttonaid Actof all persons a thalastrcvisod Assessment Roller thesai unicipaliwtobe entitled to vote in thcnaid Municlpuity at Elections for Members of the Legislative memo! and at Municipal Elec- tions. and that said at was first up at m) stiles. at Oakwood on the fifth of August. 1891. and remain there for on. Electors are called uponto examine the said Excersise Books, Pen Remember the place. Opposite New Post once. New Advertisements. LAOKSMITH BUSINESS FOR SALE OR RENEâ€"hubliahd In 1850 and if ommissrcn or oil: errors foam d tannin”. to tale immediate" are 3111:" the said arms corrco ‘ o Baud thh 5th day of Augut. 1891. JOHN ECUNNIKGS. of)!» said Municip silty. inns Tum out tools m“! CAMPBELL. eodville. Aug. 18. Cork “mum: on circuit. . Curt odor ehOioaa- goarnntasd the best. No mhabheaontin HUSH-AIM“ mun 001.. Gold mania Dyan. duel monotone. A 2K English. French and German manufacturers, so found to difi‘er L6=W Siam BINDER TWINE-«8m different kinds. Harvest Mite, Machine Oil, Grain Cradles, Grass Beg/thee, Hay Rake, Wood Barley Forks. lambs, Grindstonee, andall $35.2" kinds of Harvest Tools. {5'31“ 33% ' therewil'. at the l-LiJl ' . woouvu LaiiflilSIflci. Baillie Gilli Tm?! J 6' EDWARD "m“: ' Sign of the Anvil. ‘i‘éflififé.’ Lindsay. July 2. lsoLâ€"m. f 31,53; .31} Miss O’Brien. ; fig: '“flg m i T811113» l . . :1 money to . .1.’ harms for p knwr. a: ti HON l MINNIE“ l t Under: A ____â€"â€"â€"â€" â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"Y ‘ EVERY LADY ThE Contemplating a Holiday trip and ”3‘ n in need of a « “551?.“ 3.22%. ::.§ NEW HAT OR BONNET 33.2.3135. Will save money by callmg’ ups 5:55.?§.;5T" me. My stock comprises all ill latest designs, and as I menial out of business shortly the put! THE LON will be made very reasonable MISS O’BRI EN. .“fi 5“ A few doors east of the Benson W “503:?ch Lind". June 17. 1891.4. 3:221:21! ll Erie Medical 00. fib‘i‘fiii‘k If the inn: :1 y LONDU\ 1 It! heel“ a: Instill-A c Oiiiec it: l ““99: 0! â€"â€" Vllillli and STRENGTH! For m or FAILING 31.131100! Montreal. mm. Ottawa and Quebec. General and msnvovs bismuth J. 31088, l'ancy Goods Dealer, Wm of may an?» ill“ " a 43m. awnunnaax. Wflmabormmw . or oung. ust, ’o e The out pal Council of “I!" We fl” flmmup of 01” a: sour fmlmgflufig SCIEl wilimoetin the wig“: m hind nan mumâ€"W INSTRl‘ I» v um. Alum Im. mmmmfl-‘lw new nomummnmmmu Book ~ and proof! 'mxatiunortbccnnantyonrand n: the trans- ! / “a. «We-Wm mood (sealed) has. loans, .Wm a... £315 MEDICAL 00’? 3.3. Me n 13. 1'10"]. 3 BUFFALO! N. e ‘