The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

uy mail. ROS. d7 CO. lent rsia. Nona BIHG '13!) 0P313 .imiteo. .boratory. BETUW Kennedy, Davis Son. Lumo er, Shingles, Lath, Etc. Want a House ? My New Dry Kiln Kennedy. Dav15: Son. Estimates on Sandman give on short notice. . . . Dry Hard and. Soft Wood deliver- ed anywhere in town. Fridéy‘ the First Day of October, A Specialty. Bobqaygeon Flour constantly LUMBER PAINTED AND GRAINED RGBT. CHAMBERS f OTICE is hereby 0: any other building not up, enlarged or repaired this summer 3 Now is the time to decide what. you want and get ready. I will be most happy to give you estimates and any other assist- ance that lies in my power. Call and t'ilk it over with me. m win-l up the astute others to PM ; u uwtc propenieo mll be received by the mum: .‘ PARCEL 1,â€"Nonh west quzrter of 10: Number One and South mu 0! lot Number Two 0! tho'rhird C0". 01 Fenelon, containing 150 acres more onus. fine farm. All cleared ; Two good 1mm Banana ‘XfiEEL 2.â€"\\'est but at 10% No. 1). in Third (-01 of Fcnelon. 100 acres more or mm cleared Fame house amd trams burn, stone foundation. 0 PARCEL 3.-Lo‘. No. 9 in Fourth Con. leon. '00 3cm more or less, 100 am- cloned. and lulu!- itmfik swamp. Good log home. I-‘nm bun. “e Oundation. log sable. PARCEL 4.23:. w a: Lot No. 13. in m Eon. o! Fonelon. About {a new clnnd, m la a daisy, being built on the lafiest approved lines. No warping or split- ting possible when lumber is dried in my Kiln. Many of the old-fashioned axfairs designed years ago are almost m ‘ v'icnis'm"; {aim ' ‘PARCEL 5.46m mu 0: not no.1: in Fourth gen. Ofki‘enelon, am: 20 .m- dented. hum mu: am . PARCEL 5.3m. No. 25 ohm-IL. inflow mm“. tall n was moth-a. Good IDS House Ne W Aid vertzsemen t3. sand YARD, East and ot ton-st. Bridge, Lindsay. MILLS AT BOBCAYGE MONUMENT SCULPTOR. ESEKEZ‘E FOR THE POST.-â€"-Only )TICE is hereby STATE OF LATE J OHN DANIEL. I hereby tecwr .1 Day .of rector SALE AN D RETAIL DEALERS IN FORELG] â€" andâ€" DOMESTIG GRANITES. MARBLES, Etc. ear Wellington-st. Bridge. he Clerk 0! the Pace. Co Sept. 2m, 1397. J. P. R371 ey. l 15 hereby glven, that. a Court held. pursuant to the Ontario Voters‘ ,by H.» Honor the Judge 0! the County Inunty 01 Victoria, 2.103]: wood. on the :1- per year in advance DIRECT IMPORTER AND DEALER m lock a.m. to he” and determine the xinu 0! errors md omissions in the ‘1 tho Municipality 010w. for 1507. line buainess at :he Court. m required a: said time and place. W. I“ O'BOYLE. Clerk of the Tp. of OPS. ruuuv u. .....-.._. V“ ,, _ P of October. 1897. at 10 o'clock :d determine the seven: complaims of 15mm» in the Voters' List of the i )hriposa for 1397. Al) persons : at the Court are requested to attend certify mi! the foregoing I: 3 correct. :Ar‘ ntced Estgmates furnished prompt Lun Wurks north of Market Square ‘r. 1 \‘mo 0! Meant and place. .an Patrick Corrigln. ..; dunes Pushy...” June: chovm...... {Duncan ace-11mm :John nonhuman...“ Saul: A Romy”...m sJohn lens-n...” ‘ *Aldie lrwin..........‘ :3 C Mining...m . amn roe ington... 3J0]!!! BA":.U.~........ aAdun Mchols. . . onhn ln'ino..... . . .‘ gAlbert Kolly...... .. 1-}. Rogers............ IDcnis Sues.......... 30m Cunnmghm..... 1Char1c33rooks.......‘ Joseph Riggs......... .Sun McG'umis...‘. .. :Clowes Raglan ...... 5.1m. Hollingsworth . .Herb Bartholomew . lChules Duke . [Percy IcDom'd . .Chu. McDonald . {Chm I. den gsidney Bimham. .- iuichlel Carlin" . John Burk. J hn Thompson.. 3090. B. Lennon...... [Sunk sunson........ Wm. Brooks......... Thos. Cmpboll....... Wm. Logm.......... ... Geo. Cm”... Alex Gillespie Thu letdown”... Thee Suyles.......... Cam'Jino Vuoago... Ann Humphrlo ...... Benjsmln Cowie.. ... John Smy........... Tnos. Sumenille , Will‘mm “mu"... ‘ J C. Roy.........n... . D. Demill............ ,D. Wuson.......... , Hugh Conltcr... . . . . John Goldie..-. . .I. Dinomrgy” purslIIBtâ€"‘to The, Ontario Voters' 111% Honor the J udze o! the County 13' u! \‘xctona, :t the Court; house. my 0! Sop!" 1837.-S-L-2w. ,his 15th day of September, A J. B. WELDON. Clerk of the Municiptlity :iven, that a Court; u. â€"v- “page. Sonata. fill-I County of Victoria, O'UN'I‘Y OF VICTORIA- [Trespssa on G.T.R made to me by the Justices of the Peace for the said County, until 14th, 1897, in pursuance of the Revised Statutes, Ontario, Chap. {The Grim Reaper Foiled Nature of Charge. The Marvellous Virtues of Paine’s Celery Compound Uonquer and Banish a Lady’s Troubles. schedule 0! the returns of Five ~ ~ ~' and 3803330111 and stomach troubles! mans were‘ utterly perplexed” and noble to cure the lady! In a. time of gloom and despondeney the magleivlrtues of Palne‘s Celery Compound bring joy and new life! These are the lending facts in the following statement made by Mrs. G- Stone, c f Egenvllle. Ont. : ,,__- 1‘ use: Shunt}, LI. ubuuv-naâ€"‘ '_V. “ For more than twelve years I was afflicted with kidney, stomach and female troubles, and had Been attended by the doctors, and tried medicine after medicine, without: an y gosd results. A--- fihn wuuuuu aw; 5v.»- um---" “My aufl’erlngs a year ago from the kidneys and stomach were dreadful. I was in such a. state that I thought I could 7* ‘L- _....: nnrn’l‘laod ”were was no use not five, and concluded there was 3: trying other medicines. , .. Lawn “ I was advised, however, to try rum: 5 Celery Compound, and finally decided to give it a trial. Before I had finished the first bottle I had improved very much, and after the use of a few more bottles I had not been so well fer long years, and am now altogether e dlflerent person. The use of Paiee’e Celery Compound also banished my nervousness. I can there fore recommend Palne’e Celery Compound to anyone suffering from kidney, stomach and female troubles." Saturday's Market. With the Kickapoo Indian dcctor selling his medicine on his little stand, and far- mera’ waggons heavily loaded with apples, pears. potatoes, etc., the outside appear- ance of Saturday’s market represented somewhat a small hill fair. Inside the building could be seen many farmers’ wives and daughters selling their produce. Mr. Callaghan, the obliging market clerk, was a busy man making change and attending to the wants of the buy- ing public. The following are the articles sold and prices realized: Chick- ens, 253 to 453 per pair; butter, 17: to 19¢ parib. ; 25:39, 113 to 123 per 602. ; ducks, 503 to 65: per pair; eabbazes, 53 per head; cucumbers, 25: per pail; patutoes. 45: to 50.- per bag; apples, 55: per bag; lamb nudged, hind or iront quarters, To to 9; per . Is the Daily Wail 0! Thousands of Humanity Who Have Suffered as Wm. Proudfoot, of Huntsville, Hasâ€"Read What the Great South American Nor-vine Did for Him. I was greatly troubled with general nervous debility, indigestion and sleep- lessness. [tried a number 0! cures and consulted neat physicians without: any benefit. I was finally induced to give Siuib American Nervine a trial. I had heard 0! uome great ourts by it. I took it, get relief from my sufl’erings. and after using ope bottie‘gwegt sleep came to me. I...uplnn lag-n nnm- us tux. win; I sXepc likevg'éifila: VSEx’th'tles have com- pletely cured me. Said by A. Elgln‘ basham. â€""‘wo vary it}; trains loaded with deal lumber passed through last Friday from Callander and other Muskoka points to Montreal, for export. Over 100 Designs in Wedding Invitations. All the latest: tyles constantly kept in stock at Tm: Pcsr. ‘ One Honest Man. Dear Editor.â€"Please inform your reed- era. that it written to confidentially, I wlll mail, In a. sealed letter, partieulu's of I genulne, honest. home care, by which I was permanently restored to health Ind mmly v! or, after yam of sufl'erlng from nervous ability. sexual weakness, nigh: losses and weak shrunken pm. I was robbed and swindled by the neck! until I â€"--â€"Iâ€" Inch hlhh In mm but M Address with stump: ' V W. T. MULFORD,_§mu Supply}. I CAN’T SLEEP muv ....... vised, however, to try Paine’e sand, and finally decided to Before I had finished the I had impraved very much, a use of a few more bottles I Railway Notes. no. no: 59. 91. mm. convictions Return of 0011ij uomv. ‘ Unable to e rer. m “mfg: [mm 9: convicting the County of Victorh. ‘ Matt. 28: ‘70 “Lo, 1 am with you alwave, â€"The subject of Rev. '1‘. Manning's die I course in the Methodist church Sunday morning was taken from Hebrews 7: 25, “Wherefore He is able also to save them to the uttermost that come unto God by Him, seeing He ever liveth..to make inter- cession for them.” Many instructive thoughts were thrown out. The salva- tion that was offered could save from sin. Gad had created us with the condition of a free agency, and the salvation that could keep us from sin did not preclude the possibility of temptation, but sufiilient grace was given to overcome all temp‘a- ’. ~u. . . .In the evening Rw. J. Macfarlare, tor of the Queen-st. Methodist church, sâ€"JC upied the pulpit. and gave an excellent exgcsit'cn of Pea. S4: 11, “For the Lard God is a sun and a shield; the Lord will ive grace and glory; no good thing will e withhold from them that walk up- rightly." Uprightly implies a degree of christian perfection which all do not pos- sess, and is a perfect state. God, looking into our, hearts can see our intentions and and. motives. and judges us thereby. Our nature is full of imperfections, but if He in His judgment had seen that we had at- tained into the standard by right living that He desired, then no good thing would He withhold. â€"At the Baptist church Sunday mom- ing Rev. L. S Hughson preached from ________â€"â€".â€"â€"â€" e- . even unto the end of the world.” The autumn always impresses one with a sense of change. The crops, so short a timeago green. had rapidly changed to gold and have been gathered, leaving the fields bare next til 1year. S.) with people. those so recently children have become young men and women, and those who were in the prime of life are showing their advancing years. Archimedesamidstallhis researches and mathematics longed for a point in nature where he could find as found- ation cf perfect rest. To a soul that has become aware cf the unrest of this its, such a point is found in the text. The Lord Jesus had conquered all the forces of , nature, even the last powers of death and _ corruption, unseen and subtle, but omni- i potent and omnipresent : Christ's presence | pervades nature even more closely and; wisely than the atmosphere. To thosei who trust in Him, Christ‘s presence is a ; reality, comforting in times of sorrow- strengthening in temptatinn. cheering our | toil, soothing in sickness. and able even i to make the forces of evil assist in work. I irg out His plans of deliverance for His people and other purposes ...... In the | evening Principal Wolverton preached. taking Psalm 17: 15 as his text, "I shall be satisflrd when I awake with Thy like- 1 uses.” In the bibles that have daily, earn- i set use. the part must thumbed and worn 1 is the Psalms of David. and the reason is that in them is the picture and ex-l nression of each and every human heart, so that in reading the Psalms the christian finds himself accep‘ing the words not as David's, but his own. God has given much gladness and happiness in this life, but much of it is the elect of expectation and aspiration, very little from the fulnees of present jays or possessions. But even to the soul that has given itself unto Christ’s keeping there is not complete satisfaction in this world; the full mean. ing of being satisfied, with all its relief and content, is reserved for the time of the soul's advent in the better land. The satisfaction will be "when I awake." as though this earthly existence had been a dream, a nightmare with its fears and terrors, fleeting and unreal as compared with the eternity beyond. There. in the presence of the perfect God. will be com- plete rest and unbounded satisfaction. _.__â€"_. ____â€"â€"______._â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" ______._â€"â€" J William H. White. of Portuguese Cove. Racked by the Tortures of Rheuma- trsm, is Quickly Relieved and Permanently Cured by the Great South American Rheumatic Cure “1 was a. martyr to acute rheumatism for years. All the known remedies and best doctors were given a trial. but noth- ing ever gave me any permanent relief until I obtained your great South Ameri- can Rheumatic Cure. It has done so much for me that I gladly give my testimony that other suflerers iron the agonies oi rheumatism may take my advice and t this great remedy. I am satisfied it cure them as it has me." bold by A. Big- . inbotham. Dunn. ~- Momma-At Lindsay, on Wednesday, Sept. 15th. 1807. s: the residence of the bride's “that. 175 Kenmt... by Rev. Thos. honing. B.A . Kr. J. J. Dsniel to Miss Christin Haynes, sl| of town. Bunosx Jinanâ€"At Llndssy, on Thundsy. Sept. 16th. 1897. It the Csmbfldgoâ€"sk Methodist church, by Rev. Thou. aning, B A.. assisted by M. II. P. Tuning, BA. 01 London, Mr. J. J. Benton. of Bud- tord. to Miss Vms L. Eula, o! Lind-y. 10rd. mmmvem “unwind!” - manna- m MO Hood’s Liver Ills [Tannin 70!] rude to n e by the Justice: 0! ch MIRACLES TO-DAY. Church Notes. Hood’g mmmaems. \ééitl only” mm . ironhwm......- Fonhwlth.... .... Mule restitution. . Forthwnh - hid hh Hansen..." ‘Forthwith...... .... ... mot yotpdd........... ‘87 09 to Town man. 4 00to 0.18.... ........ 8 0.) to Cons‘mlo Wilma Sentenced to two weeks in No‘ yet. pom...n ........ ll-‘orthwith ......... Forthwith" .. .. Notyot ptid........ . P. DEVLIN, 71‘. Man}: 103': 418‘ Inspector 811 75-- _________â€"â€"â€"â€", Lie Pence (on we quxner endlnt Tu'ndsy. Sop; Conny trauma Ind I'M frro mm: in cum" low, M"! And PM gouty My"!!! 3nd PM ’Couty’ueunm Ind PM‘ F 170 yarn in the Kin!“on [County Water. 13‘0"“ 1Couutv Hen-mm wd PM [To imp-Month! “d y Judo “gag. 'T'hâ€"mw- - â€"mâ€" {be In iho Pdd costs. unmet: older} County Wm: and Pm“ Entered may mph?!“ :Towu‘mlurer........ [Townztnumr ....... 'To'n tron-nun. -.. Six month: Ccnml Prison committed {or cumin: [Town mm: 81 00 P.X. Town Wanton“... .....| Five years Kingston poni‘ do do Town tron-um........-. do do Town tmnm......... John Jock-on”........ John Jukaon......... John Joobon.......... John Jukson.......... John buxom... September In. a to prov Sepumbor lulu..." . June b:h......... A WELL KNOWN HOTEL-KEEPER Kidney Tronble- Cured. He Suflered Greatly from Kidney 'rrou ble and Indigestionâ€"Ho Doctored for a. Long Tune Without. Getting Any Roller. From the Sundud. Comm“. L AVI- u.‘ ..-...____- The match of the world’s progress is forced, protracted snd continuous, the competition for supremacy is keen. The man of business must keep rsnk if he would secure any covetable measure of success. The wstchfuinsss, vigilsnce and thought involved in modern superintend- ency produces s severe strsin on the physical and mental powers of modern business men, and exposes them to the attacks of certain diseases. Considering that much depends on health In this struggle, it behooves those who would be victorious to guard against the first ap- proach of disease. Neulect of only .d. justment of digestive and kidney disorders is often fraught with dire results; added to this is the unpardonable trifling with health by experimenting with all manner of worthless decoctions. It is simply invaluable to make the acquaintance of a safe and effective remedy such as Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills. James Macpherson, hotelkeeper in the village of Lancaster, Glengarry county, has done business for] a number of years in Lancaster, and ‘ having successfully catered for the patron- age of the travelling public, therefore is favorably known not only at home but also abroad. In conversation with a newspaper reporter he enumerated some of his ailments and how he was cured. About two years ago, he said, “my whole ‘ digestive apparatus seemed to become idisordered. Some days I could move 1‘ around, then again I would be obliged to lgo to bed. I tried several things, but ' with indifferent sucdess. Occasionally I felt relieved, but in a day or two the old . symptoms would return with a more de- l pressing effect. This kind of thing went on until I became troubled with my kidneys, which was a very annoying addition to my sufferings. I was rest- less, with a sensation of sickness at the stomach, with intermittent pain in the small of my back. I was miserable enough when I consulted the doctor, who probably did me some good, because I felt relieved. The doctor’s medicine was taken and his directions obeyed, but I did not improve. I had heard of the fame of Dr. Williams' Pink Pdls. My wife believed in them and urged me to try them. I am glad I did so, for after taking one box I felt better, and I con- ‘ tinned taking the pills until I was com- pletely cured. This summer I had an attack of the same complaints and I found Dr. Williams' Pink Pills as effective as before. I had this advantage, my know- ledge and belief in the pills saved me from costly and tedious experimenting, such as 1 had undergone previously. I may further add that both myself and Mrs. Maepherson have derived much benefit from the use of Dr. Willliaml’ Pink Pills, and I can cordle recommend them to those who are sufi'ering similarly.“ Dr. Williune’ Pink Pills care by going to the root of the disease. They renew and build up the blood, and strengthen the nerves, than driving dheue from the Dr. wuunme' rlnx ruu cum u, “Inn; to the root of the disease. They renew Proper“! for Accidents. It In nlweye well to be propel-ed tor noel- nd b ' d 3. ml “p the blond’ “d strengthen dento. (or we don't know when they will the nerves, tho: driving dines-o iron: the “we“. Em. ohould keep “Quick- system. Avold “mutton: by mustang I cog" gonad. 1n worm eooldl. ; ' on . Me or no . t m that every box yon pnrchuo .l encloeed mu“ relief. nod out more quit? mnmpperbearmgitll‘e tuna-ode lurk thunyothormpentlooonthom. Boa-no Notes. â€"Mr. Katha Doy’o handsome Percher- on amnion Elliot died 11: Price'- Cox-non, about five miles from 011111., on Sand”. tho5thlnat'. Haw-lawman!” pn- vlou'ruosdny; shaman-attain Do: on hand”. 01mm poulbla m done to an the mum. mmcmgmggmm usooau no my m In, gunhowouldwnog .-,-g, RELATES HIS EXPERIENCE. Quarter ending Tuesdsy, Sept. 8. and Criminal Code, Sec. 902. viiil'iim' man. for P4. People ma‘toroue ,.,,.......... com mon u had bbol'... lSnIpmded mm"... {Smndod comm... [Sauna "upended Mon” Mot 1391}! \ do' .......... ...... {Sentence Impendod...... C mntydw. . . do --- n...- Clerk of the PM County of Victor” 14th, 1897. Steamer Hope Has Reached Sydney, Cape Breton, WITH THE GREENLAND EXPEDITIUN Came In. Port Bur-[u Ier Lu: 1‘.- at Conâ€"All the I’m: In Good Icalsh â€"A sunba- of haul-nu: on Board ~A Bout Voyage. RETURN OF LT. PEARY Sydney, 0. 3., Sept. 20.â€"The steam sealing baxque Hope. with Lieut- R. E. Peary and party on board. returning from Noruh Greenland. arrived here Lo-day. All onipoard are yvell. -_. I ...‘...:...- hm- _Thé Hope came in last ton or copL and and decks 8W“ 9" seas of an unusually qwnny Vv;ab:. She is nearly as deep m the wnu-r as when she left here in the latter pm: of July, wit hher bunkers full or coal. for 0:0.th Cape York m-Aeorne. :h: largest an the worm. is in he: hold an! hauled in tons of ballast. Lieut. Peary has on Loan! use six Cape York 12‘ uimaux. who will 1:0 with him whx-n ntunu an: year to attempt to reach the Numb Polo. The Es uimanx have unit trnt, dogs. sit ges and canoes. They am eager for the undertaking and an the arrange- ments have been made. -- - - h, ‘ n--- fink-Hun The expedition VM and relicts of the ill-f: by (Steely have been summer in Banin's 15: almost continuously s‘. by an unusqu «:51:th llK‘nL.‘ nuu- nun: melvx- The expedition \‘lsllel Capo Sabine and relic-ts of the ill-fatal expedition led by Greely have bcen obtained. The summer in Balliu's Buy mu marked by almost continuuusly sunny weather and by an unusual scarcity of ic.-. The investigating party tram the Mas- sachusetts Institute of Technology. .111- dm' R. \V. Putter. landed at Cape Haven on Aug. 3 and did not xeembnrk until Sum. 13. The p2-rty. icd by Mr. Hugh Lee. the Arctic «11100:? of Meri- den. Conn. landed at God Have-n on Aug. 7 and rte-embarked Sept. 7. Pro . Schuchert’s party. represent“ the Na- tional Museum, lauded at Onemek, on Aug. 8, Warm on Sept. 4. he Em led by Mr. Egbert Stein of the nited States Geologxeel Survey, was on hndmmAug.10 to Sept. 2. The Hope will coal here and then proceed to New Xerk. where she wrll land her Third Denna by Curler ml In. the Exploring nun-In. Copenhagen, Sept. 20.â€"A despntch. re- ceived here from Hammer-teat. the nor- themmost town or Europe. in Norway. lay- the whaling ship Falken has brought there the third pigeon despatch tron Prof. Andree, the neronnnt. who let: the Island or Tromsoe in n balloon on July 11 last, in an attempt to cross the Polar regions. The message brought by the F alken reads: “July .13. 12.30 pan; lamnde 82.2 north; longitude 12.5 e t. "A , -__._-.a All Ira-ll.” They Do Not Deanna An utter loss of hop: 1! not aha-Louds- tlc or Conanmptlvey. though no other form (I dlsuso Is no heal, unless lt- progrcu ll mud by an of Scott's Emulsion. whlch In Cod Live: 011 nude as Mutable u cream. ls Cod LNG! can Rheumatism be Cured? The sppliestion oi Nervlllneâ€"nem min cureâ€"which possesses such memllons power over ell nerve sin. goes greatly to prove the: it. one. aniline sets on the nerves. soothes them, drives vein out, sad. in this 1e] gives relief. Try it end he “ Hood’s WI.- 1 ’ DUW m... '1 w cut an! «amazed. and now- snug-1n}: b20122 "v3.13: Hood's amp-nu- w... ..... -, ..__ _,, mmudwen. Areas-smack! I Mann-Minna! resorted» Hood'- mm W mull-had s compute can" 8“.“ E. DIVAY. Annu- pollu. Non Scout. awnâ€"mm an... «a dost, akin-lit). â€"HOOD'8 PILLS-remnant. ”Mmhm.ouyto whinesâ€"Plantain. J NDBEE BEA RD FBOH. - [Mud-in 7411137138. me into port burning her L, and mm her bulwark! g evidence or the tux-ions usually stormy voyage. as deep in the wnu-r as here in the latter pm: lun- bunkers full of cogl. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-‘I nutty. . “ill [:0 xx year to l’uk‘. The at. donb‘. In all Sizes, Bottom Prices. lad When This Meets Your Eye . . In Our Business. . Lindsay’s Fifteenth Annual Central Fair will have come and gone, leaving pleasant recollec- tions for all and a record of triumphs won by the enterprising farmers of the county. This has been the secret of our large trade in the past. No other store in the county can offer Groceries the year round at the prices we ask for them, because no other business firm buys as largely. C f ‘ We particularly invite family trade sure of being able to satisfy all comers. 9 ourselves upon the quality of our goods, and courteous and prompt service. Try us. ARE YOU SHUHT All] FAT? n so the only Ready-M youungcttofityoupa‘fedlyi" ' snorew’:s 050219}: Arch. Camgbell. Shorey’s Make ARE YOU TALL AND THIN ? are break-