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b b 8 I", Lace itjs, ,SPaD- BEL‘ roprietors. ices at nunnzliaa 2305i AY 38.3 and J [en’s Amine ackinés Vis. wire murderer, was ”high Junction, Neb., on s placed in a chair and at a signal six soldiers through loop holes in a q in three minutes. 1315272) '7‘ is being erected by an g3 cost of $500,000. at O:iz- £15 to be operated by elec- from a fall of about 15 giving 11,000 horse power 19.11 away. st, in Bohemia, where _ skeletons have been un- jtcric family has lately .ze skeletons ofthe man, " en are complete, the mormous size. .‘ ms 5 small boat were caught eke of the Woods, a few Portage Sunday. Their Wer the Keewattn falls, .md A. Macdonald were .afamfly reside at Dat- r~ -7 Mario. ET Hose, for all ,e keen com} Blankets, 3S All 20 ins? as ears of age,a. ”find-st»): Detroit, :12: ; . ‘D '3 green idglzhgfisugh relieve; . main: nâ€"J , . the other day, “ 02 Gladstone wingt; is ever cart! on {fumed of 4' 335 tons of 1‘”file“, and she drew gifd Wsteamersl‘bhe “S. Alabama, Sam Johnson, a. mself on Saturday to Co]. a. farmer, for $60. Oliver ‘IAx-ge slave owner. He led 1d his waggon with a plough my home.. um _ .. mum _,-~â€"â€" - Cl. at the chief léaderé' of :11; rs, after continued fighting 'ed to the Boer comman- ”911,43 NamI!_la.1'1'1'ed of pains if: 23393111813 on the Great rm‘ii‘zfie yearly}- Ear bartendei' of the finipeg, suicided last ‘ndroom. He stood £5 s,throat and than Ling iin a to}; min- , cn o amon ago, a'fid by scab d._r2ve_r, mend buildings have been gflre at Shun King, a. Chinese rem hundred lives oat. E and mffians lately tried at ., in London, Eng., are t) be “cat” in addition to long with hard labor. may and Arthur Robinson ted in connection with the th of Patrick Cosgrova at Wednesday morning of last m‘ mwere killed and a. score in- :yplgme at Charleston, M0,, on riot is reported to hive : Poona, in the Bombay is, between Mohammedsns and further trcubla is [W None? k1 CANADIAN POST, :esmer Falcon with the Peary 3n .bosrd has reached St, J ohn’s, ADVERTISING mm. sde Wm THE WEEK fires have ruined 700,000,000 taet umber In the upper peninsula .sz WILSON. Proprietors. F. 7W. WlLsox, AND 10123165 ITEMS or ,__-_nv-In :e of the Scotch miners is over m have voted to resume wark 22,.3y3¢n;1,r plgxce an afuneml at "3.19, on Enday, and 15 persans ‘spatch tram Pretoria, pqua} nguplic, South Emmy by '06 mm the To! guests» Md per line solid type) nonpstiol. first 3 cents subsequent insertion. ces in local columns, 10¢. per line first :tch subsequent insertion. :sed advertisements, such as strayed wanted, farm: for sale (01 six or eight for three or {our insertions. I! more an udditiounl proportionate chnrge is shipment of 600 Mani- e to Messrs. Davies S: The experiment has 1d it is likely the trade '7 '13'TERES T. merchants for business advertise- for a shorter time. Rates made IDAY, SEPT. 21, 1891. my Mesh and Bones. 3highs, Colds and ”‘35- Pfiysicz‘ans, the 91‘: endorse it. n or cod-liver Oil 3 material for mak- waived by Snbstttutes! leville. Aquxgista. me. am. Flesh az Cnonus : Holmtgzg, ye sink and murmur!” Happieréndbrightudnn for you areln Health, 5116anst ‘0’ “u are found, In that ' amiélngiof Medicines. P313“ “17' near! Cast cfl‘ despair and gloom. and be of good cheer; ’ Drear are the long days, sufi’rer,sadis thy strife; Use Palne'a Celery Compound, and restore health and life. Light in the darkness, sufl'rer, rescue is Paine's Celery Compound the Beacon Light and Life-Boat for the Sick and Suffering; â€"Mr. Wm. Ellie, of Belmont, while at what is known as the high roll-way on Deer river, the Hastings Star says. on] Saturday lat, near Mr. P. Preston’s, be~ ' tween Belmont and Deer lakes, came aeross three bears. Mr. Ellie had onlyI two cartridges with him, but two of their! lordships bit the dust, and the third made Kingston reports that a company with - ' - $450,000 capital has been orgmized in] 11118.11), Mergnt kinds 0f nonons gases: England to develop the mining properties ; t as removmg. “P16353307 odors 3M in Frontenac and adjoining counties. Iron I“ hagmfnl gubstances from the air. are. mica. and on]d-hagr€na mm "A" I... â€"A disastrous fire took place Thursday of last week in Dartford, destroying the grist mill. sawmill. two dwellings and blacksmith shop. It is thou ht the fire originated from the engine in e sawmill. Lass, about 5,000; insurance not known. , “fr-.. -_V hiya-AUG an 12' Ava. â€"The Barrie Examiner says :â€"The dim- cul of bringing the steamer City of Lon on from Collingwood has been solved, and in all likelihood the steamer will be floating on Simone before another year. â€"Mr. Christopher Akey, of Tweed, Hastings 00., Ont" has a crop of remark ably good potataes. In one bill he had four potatoes that aggregated 4 lbs. and another that tipped the scales at. 1% lbs. ._ . --.... vane-nut: I: QUUU‘UUU,UUU. , __ DOW ting thisa ainet oflts of carry :2, and interest on cans, gel-e Is a balance on the right side of equal to about $100_000,000 annually. The author sees little present encouragement agriculturally, but pre- dicts a. rise in prices and more prosperity in “the distant future.” ,,,‘_se____.v..-vâ€". .â€" -'.\u .- vvuu‘ __, 5 tries aggre tes equal to ten thousand millions of ollars. which at say 4 per cent. would reach 8400000000 per annum. The value of imports In 1855 was equal to about $700,000,000; the value of exports In the same year was equal to $570,000,000. In 1891 the Imports rose to 2.175 millions, and the 2 arts to 1.525 mllllons. The apggr- ant aJerse ‘balancejs 8650000,.000 t- MIDLAND DES rRICT NOTES. and this is eétiifiiféanto amount {0 3350,- 000,000 per annum. Then the amount) of English capital investeg gn fimign coun; 9nd,.â€" _...._-_‘- A, f received notion of what ls termed the “Balance of Trade.” a con which hr.- ports so many millions of goods more than Its exports must be on the road to ruin. Yet this {mes on ' ear after year without disaster. Englan does the great- er Part of the carryihg trade of the vgqglgi, LL!.. 1. -_L! â€"From a work recently issued by the English press we gather some interesting flWS- {199991138 t0. tile. 00.0 sengrally -nAA’â€"- J y â€"Char1en Gmtt, 28, just released 3 from the Eastern pen tentiary,’:'Where 1e served three years, arrived at Lebanon P9... on Thursday last at midnight and next morning want to the residence of his wife. The wife. tearing him, ran from the house, and Garrett followed, catching her in the yard of a neighbor. Seizing her by the hair he bore her to the ground, and whipping out a razor drew It across her throat from ear to ear. She staggereda few feet,when she fell in a bloody pool and expired. Garrett escaped. â€"Esrry B. Johnson, superintendent of ’the agencies of the Anglo-American Sev- ings and Loan Association at New York. in Columbia, P., was found dead on the street on last Thursday night. Death re- sulted from heart failure su erinduoed by excessive smoking of smoiing of cigar- ettes, of which hewas a slave. Johnson was thirty five Eon-s of age. and was a brother of Miss . Pauline Johnson, the reciter. Elizaafgethml Ema}: o: Pldnflald, Mkmmu his nape badly wounded. Mr. my reputation with arlflemahohlmaaec-l uphaltcom yotBnmotssald mm“!- tohavemada$4,875p30%outotitsmktor â€"Belluvma'acheeaeboudhugonoout theolty. othulnmtorthomdlthocheao A A.-_ln - L . - - In‘L-â€"l-l_l‘_lâ€"_ _.nA- L 7 ,_ . . -- IT RESCUES AND GURES! Am: “PULL FOR THE SHORE.” Eark to the sound. pdor sufl" ran, heu- ya the a r- in? Thousands of happy one: now shoot the refrsin; “Henlth, streoath. newllh and vigor. we all have f. uund In tho wondrous medicine, Pdne' 5 Carry Compound.” not than, yo sick. etc- W011! Edward J. Henley was married in ' 1?: St. Louis recently to Lulu May, who game is known professionally as Helen Ber- only‘ tram. The lady in question had been Egg! divorced the previous Tpesday from "and pure, ' Build: up fleah and muscle, 3113' m, that will endure. Ho! than,” sick, etc. pale: It: glveg thee life-blood sufl'rar, rich, clear Use it, won): and lifeless one, now thin and Trust In that med’olne, anfl'rer, all else Achille Tomasi‘ amped snoe known as the paribiridea Charcoal is a powerful disinfectant because the carbon of which it is com- posed readily ab_sqrb§ and combiner with The pin machines of Engla tory makes 80, 000,000 pér day. Tanned elephant skin is over an inch thick and brings very high pram. .The tensile strength of wron 11:01:: rods varies as the square ofthe for. An inch rod will sup rt; 7,009pounas anda2inchrod28,0£pounds. I For full figures and stout women who cannot or who at least ought never to wear belted waists that define their size the graceful princess coat is still highly popular, with skirt ’to match of sacking, serge cloth or the more crepon or fayetta. â€"New York Pos Graceful princess coats of good length admirably fitted, finished with large mutton leg sleeves and asp-ending cape collar, will be made of plain or two toned velvets, to be worn with bell skirts of cloth or silk late in the au- Handsome patterns and pales in miroir velvet, in elegant fruit foliage andwineshadesaretobe pncnponthe market early in the season to retail at the low price of $1.25 a yard, fine qual- ity. much used to make rosettes and bows with upstanding ends, these being ex- tensively employed to trim turbans and French toques. Black, wine color and golden bcrown velvets will be in great demand for fall and winter millinery. THE CANADIAN POST, LINDSAY, ONTARIO, FRIDAY. ODDS AND ENDS. wflloocnpy Penn orMouhienby 68,000 m memo on 320. It larcportedthet thoChlneeou-myo: thenorth, oonalsflngotflenou IndChl- mmw,hustoppedat Plng-Yng-Ho, the olden-northern canlmatCa-u. endwm remain there until tux-tha- We. arrive. Chlneee onion]: unto the: (hi. my numbers 50,0!» men. The can... :3; mm “mm“ "$2.5m! two or three’hnndred Cue-an. The. a. ' behgmade et' Tokyb but mkfl‘glnf‘ug av. “gunman- hon Ind mo Km” 0 ova-GI. a. film new- ”hill!- ,,__ _-_â€" u u.“ yum”! mire. Thlsorderaflecte LIHung Chang and the Viceroye of satin, Canton. Manchu-in, and Kuhgnr. The emperorotChinn has received let- ters from Cores noblemen end on]: assuring his majee otthelrfldgflnty In anese are captured the made 5: Hwnn-Jn, 35 miles tom Plating-Yang. The loeeeeonboth sides were heavy. but fimafi “h: “m: mu‘éwm‘“ e eee once a - nnm~ here 15000. The Japanese mm.fi e 15,0“) cm name. London, Sept. 16.â€"A deepetch to The Standard from Berlin says news has been received there that Prince Txing, the heed of the foreign office no Pekin, has induced the emperor to order that henceforth no Chinese Viceroy shall meddle 11th Chinese .wnâ€" ma- .4-_ --A 7 I they had got halt-we over. 1.000 Chinese cavalr en sudden y attacked them. divid them Into two. and; battery of horse artillery opened fire h-cmfnn em!- nenee near by, makingconelderable havoc. gheflJemgymntx-hng ha the shore, end 0 eat. suns, preven- ed pursuit. The Chlneee Afterward count- ed,1.324 deedbodlee of the enemy scattered on the m z there, fired salutes tor the Japanese ves- sels, a very unusual thing to do under “f such circumstances. Upon this, all elec- e tric lights and search lights at the farts 1‘ were seen lighted in an instant, and soon all the torts were in activity. An ex- change of shots for over an hour followed. Seeing that their plan to take the Chinese by surprise fell through, on amount oi the salutes from the British, and further iir- ‘ ing beingot no avail. the Japanese retired. As the tcrpeda flotilla was returning a Chinese to 0 beat a 0 against Him mam dammed gndbgg its finial; was instantly townie}? y g as a orpedo discharge one of the Ja ese boats. The salutes tram the Brit vessels cannot be regard- ed but as signals to made the slumbering Chinese know or the nreeence o! the Jap- anese, as it is not customary to fire salutes at the dead of t." The Herald ad in commenting on the above zâ€"“Assuming this news to be accur- ate, the conduct of the commander of the English warship stands badly in need of explanation. It is an unheardot th to gmtsnfié‘ét‘ém 73w“ Imam ta one e that ‘no salute shall be tired b: ween sun- 1300 Dan) JAPS. on run ROADS. A Chee Foo telegam 0! Aug. 24 stated that a letter had been received from Chemulpo to the efiect that nineteen Japanese men-of-war, escorting thirteen tran arrived at Tatuug River on the 8 , and landed about 6,000 men. This force at once Exceeded inland, but before or they_had got air-way over, 1,000 Chinese V-_ -- ____rv.v train Swafow to Fonnosa, b3? heal-in; rumoursthataJa esescsdmnwas cruising in the vim of of the general. Nothing daunt- od. Generalmmfin-Yung-Fu succeeded in 3:?“ his men accrues to the island in ‘ partiesZin any hosts he could obtain possession of and whenever there was a chance 0150 ac In this connection 1: is that e transport steamer re- .11” to was amerwagds overhauled by “In: apaneee cruisers, w o sent armed men boats to board her. The Japanese oflioers. deman the ship’s papers, cal-elegy ex- i amiss.) L -_ â€"_ menu at that place I: an anticipated attack upon the of armed hands of Tonghaka gath In the hoe-hood. General Lm-Yung- . the b chief General Liu- -Fn. at the end at Aug: Eiagtempted _to gamma-t _500 soldleu _-A, no doubt that theJepeneeeMceeopa-p this against the Chinesemliheiytob. hemmed in. Deepstches received her. homanhringndditionnlconflmtmn ottherepmthntnnSonthernCm-mhu dsenegainsttheJepenese. Itonlyeeem tobeconflrmedthaetheJepeneeetomeor] ,Ommmtnmmpudwmhm: FuentoSeonlhave met with dissent whichisaerioueenonghcooom thenno return to the tonnes-piece th 1,2000: their number From an. n 1, judged that serious ting must In" minimum 1. notlikel am the! 1.200% gageuymnmg Faun. --_ Lanny a 1 81111131131, Sept. lL-Nmtmhmi conflunlngthomtamant mm the whole of Southern Gareth-rhea! Consumption:_l against the Japanese. W the W at a anuuse forced 2000 mwho; Wonderful Results attemptodtomuch 2mm Fun to Seoul Hood's an Aparflonotthofmmoompanodm] m nturn to the trusty ports. onlywOmenl Summonsâ€"Mun; M'itohing nnd stinging. no» a night; was. by manning. Hnlinwndeooonunuom m, which aim bind and m. becoming 73.710122. "autumn 0m- muons coining Whal- www.mmmmmmo 2.293% mm Adinbdvflnanlnd-vupofidinlhflt. \ â€".\'a mammvdwithoutabox «Ayn-m AI 3 an and M remodytor animals-- lug-emu udhowals.thoyhuvo flank“ to take sud c mmm Amalkhlnbccqmmbomm. m olnoqumr Am'PAm which “nothgfdw cm «1130:1101;de mm. .03. popula- prloe or 3:8 Bottle. ’ Riding to Save a Liraâ€"A W. mmnnmmntotthom ofJohn Pom. 5 “arm“ boy who thqumpumEcmsumo-um own bonus. 270mm Including 11 £61m Most of the muslin: among the J. cc- tlnz 3nd cumd darlngthenrst d: a very towwmthe mall: {I cum. mMmdchnmhu-m mihomsCMMba-utorcmom t Sept. 15. eeptnxlng Ping-Yuk. which n- , heldbymomcmneeetmope. mm , honn' bud fighting the Jam made ‘ thelrwzfylntnthedtynndtookthegmt- 145.0(1) CHINESE mu. nun-r no sons. The Pong Sen column, sunning over thedetenoee lnfxont. completedthemt. Mennon- emu the-unqkwuonened the positions 3: Plug Yen; wen In posses. [axon at the Japanese. II: 13 esunneed the: ‘ 20,000 Chinese soldiers were engaged In the battle. The J: on tuned lmmenee atom or provisions. mun clone of W 1nd in Empty {hum we [fix alum Landon. Sept. Iiiâ€"A dumtoh to the Pd! mu Games hon: Shogun! an the Japanese gunned 17mm victory on c-_A ‘- ..... Said She Was Put”! Help andmzednewnendhermmo 'Komelor Incunbles.’ Butlnldulonculeould hold 111th upshelhouldnotgo. Womenbmn am AND 1818’. mu! Mural-n. A DICE”! mm. ', SEPTEMBER 21. 1894. c . . . M III...“ Sink... 3.5 a 533.. ikloosuooua £93.... «a... figg. I33: an: ~23... wylfflnuvaâ€""flflfllu In, “31;... E1 in..." f.i9§.§ if? m. M. [Jud-y. Aug. ¢. wagâ€"any. OOULIHI' aid 4 mun. - 72.17 m lo. 48.-“ B. BIHPBON. IfHXEIQIAN, (find: -A. .1 '~_A _A_ A. INK. . 1603:: Crown-A- M Una .0”. Oflloo our Kant-n. ny mg Isaâ€"0611' ”Id-L 80m u m: 7. â€"â€"~-â€"'â€"V-‘~~ £1 Souduzr.xour{_ofi more! land ' an. m m D. J. ICISTYRE, Q.c. But building. William lfl-ly. mu. cut-um tori} 0' “I had. 01 “442m; ind-w. u. FRt¥§_ L. _SOMERV1LLE 41cm tact: and Surveyors; N . WHITE. a. s. BYIBSON, . CHAMEERS, OAK WOOD‘ anon. m m; Wafihfi ' wvw Lind-y. 0}!!! A. BARRON . m nggmnx, sci nmv LIAN s. movement. Bun-ism Bulb-h n.- H. -~, n. II 'm-IL ‘. J EFFEBS. P. DEVLINAglgklsm, SOLI- (‘l'l‘nn Ln- W .45 STEWART. BARRrs V 3080! DOUGLASS mm 0' nmun E IgAxILLA. on, gmumny sum Porn-on- (run A dl coming. OIIICIâ€"loxc 00“. m 5m. O._I.. lumen. H 01)st RGAN mud flurugo Ltdâ€"91;“ Veterans} Surgeon; Bum am. 1‘5 Phi-taunt: ' UNOPEBOENT. .mtnmconmn _--v_.vâ€"- v‘ m . “0350373. â€"Buflm‘ 0M mus-nu. Mud-y Am. Jacuuox. e, ru 1m, VOCAL MUSIC ma 0 Tl'EIING. m mum m tot the Count -16 In. m-u '. r. anon). Idc can clun- am.“ OMG'OWI Home l: Jan. 35.1893.â€"‘2l_\. . MOLAUGIILIN, D- L-..‘ ofloo In an 696' Donna . Mild-y. June :. 11-19:I and, Loan And lulunnc Ion bylaw (or nurvoyinc a My} quart-Ron. IUKE‘ [“10“, SURn yfg'fj amuse...“ ”Dd-5'. â€" flute 0f Haw = L2.“£é$:,?3u?m; Mo month: 1D..It.ap n. 099081“ St. Pu Va In Music. On cum 0! work “J .33“, AM; "0*: Own House 1mm, . 25. 1393.42.13; a “\â€" . Lu '"0 I”. [SON (Sacco-son °o JACKSONL â€" Mutton, Inn-n... Llndny. Am. JAcMox. .822 ‘5â€" 1:; Q. o.. (Sondeor L ‘ 'UMI-n53th 3°31": [mu grown AW, cm: IMMon. I'US’EY Inch 12, moo. ANDERSON '1'. STEWART TUE-x0. m ‘ Huang 0: mm; Ha ha 9' war or Injury. DIOOI All “hummus-tube" mm wwwdmlsy. and! "autumn... Malcolm 1 mm 1. J. t I. K. madam, umber 1 “mud, mm 0! money plum! rm: no {or lowing on km: a 69 per com. Putt. â€"wbhln¢tobonowoncbou urn-should 2 not «by to ash uppuanu'ou. Luz. I I have "canny had I consider-bk. though "noun- ol (and: n. Nightly lather nun, Mn: to murky. In most (In. midterm “done Inmyofllca, Insuring-pound m . m ALLAN S. “ODOR 8.51“. «0., L . tl_A.._ an-.. in; In“ omenâ€"4m acumen Bank was... main. g. Lind-y. Juno: lBOLâ€"IWoly. Sept. u Ianâ€"n 1n GAGES 4: iron 5 to 7 per cont. Minâ€"1'; smut.“ loan; mun-t pay-hie arme u my ones. loony adv-nod on «our-icy ol [Ml-017 m. Lug". low. Iota. leafâ€""ii. "1 loan “Mon-mot. mainâ€"M- ol -: Mom to with bottom. Monaco: mum-tar, MOORE JACKSON. '._A_._ an... IM‘ am. glad! GAM- . 189‘. - Old. chm and W. flu will be or bodihi: ‘Linda M a pm . Ind “port M: n. J. Williumon'u 7 Bun-lust ate" [RM-y on mums .19. maxâ€"u. ' "no! 1'78! ros rpm. I188 BUPllEllA J. WMIAISM’, Grunt. o: Itohou‘l fluvial. I'm. Paomssmxu. NURSE had-y. Hay. 1892. Kind! 0! Account. nuditod. lnutrucuor'zfiéIâ€"Jo'n 7; double «my bookkeeping when de-Ired. “no mm. '0! the IUTUAL RESERVE Fund Ll“ on. the Int-gout natural premium lite comm In the world. Ponies who lnhend w ln-ure wlll IV. money by haul-1min thucom y u the" mm 0:0 mm om in]! tho. ell-weft: o’ld “no com pubs. Adam. Box 35¢. Undny. Nov 18, 189Lâ€"80-xy. N90110:- 71 3mm“ mm A? m! your cumm- um kind: at may}; Vida-fig. I double curly bookkeeping whe U . w Accountant 0! m. Book- of w lands wrlmu up. Salomon“ of woounu undo out. BAX-nee moon rmnnd. Contact. nude (or writing up books by L :0 week or month. Book- opouod {or blames: men on the .3 mm: but mm to their bun-incl. Partner-mm accounu ldJluM. All kinda a! mount. .udmd. [nutmeg-ion given in dnuhln nun. M.bh“»l-.â€" -4“- g , . OQTEY T9 LEND ON MORT- (WNW. Loan and Estate Agent. 'ONIY T0 LOAN LINDSU’. 03"! ”May. Aug. 1. lBOL-ri. __â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- I ELHEJAIHBUN 663 - . v uv I an, an U W . Ml'NlClPALlTY 0F ops. SIM» rounpuy mended to. “W"- 80mm .m â€"77-lyr Sept 11th. 1894 A J SMI'11‘_1 Licensed A UCI‘IONEER OFFICE. DOIHNION E LUMBER, SHINGLES, :2 LATH, ETG. §§%{Soft Steam Coal Qvfigws HOTEL” Goqimmnu n “7.“ n We Ind other Fur-yd nfleqeounum. I EAGLESON BARTHOLOME W LEXANDER 151x053 m: A U OTI ONE ER. Money to Loan. ndny. Ilw also in stock. Orders may be left at the Ofiice, Kent-st. (or tho county ox mm woom'ILLE, on. Ma. 1894 -2:'-1yr. My dam July 12:! 990180 Bryan Jon A BLOCK, Lnl‘flm.‘ \' flow. 188 £0 tels. Lindsay sud wishes to ‘I' M to nun;- :11 1): once In Wou- m u. .u the m mm'u. Lind-y; Jun, A NK BL'ILDXNC 41-157. Ind “he M’ pommce. Money ‘My 0.: 0 per cent.â€" FM. 189‘ Mann. 'N, . Chutes moderate. o! tho Mui- “out, etc. 0m“, mau unof- 5V0?! amount} is stocked with “blink. Ou- Lâ€"w-lyr. in Linda.“ I throng our: and: Liquors 1th e boosters.