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Hi m’ . um Aoild'ShBici.""'§ofiE"$ lmh‘nfikfa :‘hm Ingmar, Mn. mun. Iota. . v on m . Bonn ~u-un. Du: Talus. J. Booth .6 a... mu. ban gag: go th'of'nom- A.- ‘ _--\_o A L‘â€"MA A _V~_.v "mum firs’iiok'u hand}. We tum luv .8.) a u. m .535."‘i:3£7:.1'.1'fffi€d momma um Hr. Dun. R. Scone. '3 2|.“ ”Hymnal told” yum. And as. .t...... -_â€"â€".â€"u vv uuuas and inns Eliord. while the negative was upheld in a true, loyal manner by Charlie Gilchrist, Lillian Currins, N til McEachern and Mattie Spencer. It is needless to say the various addresses were both amusing and interesting, showing that the pupils had carefully considered theirsubject. The debite over, the resuitwss waited for with not a little anxiety, and when the teacher anonnced that the negative was victori- ws, the smrmative greeted them witha ht loyal “chauteueua salute,” after ion Mary McEachern congratulated her penwnte on their victory, to which manic Gilchrist mponded in a pleasant little speech in which he thanked the ents for kind congratulations. The best of icelinu prevailed and the pupils all hit that they had been greatly hem-fitted and would not mind going through a linilar ordeal on arms future Friday. Tennessee Norse. -0ur lodge is pro- lreeeing very favorably. which is evident tom the large turn out every Friday night. members had a very interesting debate. the subject being “which is the lost desirahle, education or wealth." . D. Inrchieen. An us Jameson, John Murchison and 8. Sin thao painted in slowing pictures the great eeire of education anions the masses of the people. while Its-ere. Win. micro, J. F. Oartni- dael. Dan Sinclair and Jae. Gilchrist ea- deavered to show that there was a greater desire for wealth among all classes at rotate. l‘he Julia's. J. D. Meredyen. .1. lion! and Archie Graham. after weighing the matter esreluiiy cave their decision in fiver at wealth. Pneouanâ€" Mr. Donald Tennis. who has been in Dakota all seminar. is home main and looks well. than“ not soda-h! ! “L- ..a. _ [Correspondence or The Poet.) Sermon Nmss.- On Friday arm-noon the pupils of our school event a pleasant and interesting hour listening toa debate moon the pupils of the senior class. The mbjeet was “Resolved the: William 111., king of England, was to blame for the massacre of Giencoe.” The amt-mauve was led by Mary McEachern and heartily eup- porteg by é‘nnuie’ Toique. $usanna VWiieon -nâ€"A -_ ---m a...“ 1m. . . .Mr. L. Méfifiéxé'ot Eldon is v1.1? as binds in town. . . .Mr. A. F. Hitcher-d agnMSSa Bkchard spent Saturday in 8 CHURCH Nom.-Mr. Nixon of Knox ooflcge, preached two very able and instrnc~ the sermons to large connregotiona In Knox :hurch on Sabbath last. GRAIN BUYING.â€"The grain market is very brisk thin week and prices good. BUILDING Norm.â€"Qu1te a number of new buildings haxe been erected in the mun this (all. nozeabla among them being Mr. A. D. Morrison‘s white brick residence on Slmeoe-et. east, and Mr. Joe. Dnncon’eonSlmcoeâ€"et. west. BEA V ERTOfiV. [Correspondence at T e Post 1 PERSONAL- Mr. William Tiadale and wife or 0111115 spent Sunday with friends in town ...... Mr.__B. Mpdm wag in Toronto ‘_-L i 7‘ ‘ last week ...... Miss Agnes Grant spent Saturday in Lindsay. . . .Mr. W. W. Bruce is spending a. week at home ...... Mr. John Leone was in Toronto on Paglqeas_Frl_dgy I--. an- 1' launA- , 1 ° Gammonâ€"We regret to have to record the death at Creaton, Iowa, on Thursday, 2:11 October, Maggie, wife of Edwin J. Sidney, and oldest daughter ct Captain Duncan Sinclair of Toronto. Deceased lady was well and favorably known in Cannington and vicinity, having resided at Cannington and at Woodvllle for a number of years. About two years ago .110 was married to Edwin J. Sidey, editor a the Creston, Iowa, Daily Common wealth, 2t tor-mgr]: ot floodvmq, and removed to 1 --_ v".-, â€"â€"_ I'D-VIVI- Iv Omton. Iowa. She was highly respected by all who Ind the pleasure of her acquaint- ance. and the news of her death was a. shock to hex-many wands 1n Cmnlngton. We ex:end to her young husband and nor- rowing relatives our sincere sympathy. COUNTY House or REFUGE-County Clerk Farewell has sent out A circular to the different mumclpel councils of the county, asking them to may out 3 mm modulo: 0! the special committee of the county council on that subject, to have 3 vote taken at the time or holdlng the ep- rooching municipal elec'ione as to whether or no: the ratepayers desire to lavas house of reruns established In the county of Ontario. This means that defl‘ lute action In to be now taken to decide this matter-the: the question is either to he shelved for years to come or else a house “garage established at once. MANILLA. [Corresmndonco o! The Past.) OPEN LODGE Exmnnmmmr.-The members at we Mauma I. 0. G. T. lodge No. 269 have declded to hold an open lodge meeting in the Baptist chapel on Nov. 13:11 at 7.30 p. m. A lengthy magma: will be Mutated, (assisting of readings, recita- flonx, addrezsa», etc.. and 51503 debate, the subject of which 13 “Resolved. that intern- permce has caused more misery than war.” ; All are cordially welcome to attend; as ‘ there is no fee we expecz a full house. LOCAL NEWS-LETTERS @112 (lEanahian 331151. Auction Sale of Farm Propertyâ€"McIntyre 8t 38w Advertisements This Week. lanomy-J. B. Edwin-as. Mâ€"methar I: Go. On: Goods Talkâ€"M0333”. Thinking Peopleâ€"Britten Brae, mm Stock $510â€"th Bros. Teacher Wound-John McGowan. New Fm- Stmeâ€"Furweather a Go. W Put! to calm-c, P. R. We Ramâ€"Harper 5: Brothers. Harper's Woolly-Harper Brothers. Rama’s Woe-Harper .51: Brothers. W County Councilâ€"'1‘. Hatchet: The Richmond Clothes Reelâ€"Joseph Riggs. Hurst’s Young Peopleâ€"Harper a: Brothers. “minions-stow Notice -Barron : McLaugh- LINDSAY FRIDAY NOV. 13, 1891. kt. amgsggzm ONTARIO COUNTY. CA NN IN GTON . ISLA Y. if I - I-"rl' _ --_â€"-â€".-e FOUND DEAD ON a Sameâ€"Joseph Fowler. formerly of this town, and lately conducting the mill at Beggsboro, near Lake Rosseau. was killed one day last week. He must have been standing with his back to a pulley when the pin caught his clothing and wound him around the rapidly revolving shaft. His legs were broken at the knees and his neck was dis- located. His daughter went into the engine room to speak to him only to find his mannled corpse whirled around by the machinery. How long it was irom the time he met with the accident until dis. covered is said to be about fifteen minutes- Tnn POTATO Ronâ€"Potato rot varies considerably with the locality, the soil. variety and the lateness and earlinees oi planting and harvesting. As a rule locali- ties which are undraiued. and heavy clay soil and black loam, have favored the development of the fungus more than others. Late varieties. too, are the worst, and those that have a large growth of top. Potatoes that were sound and healthy and showed no sign of disease either in the ground or in the heaps. have turned to a rotten mass. This disease was in the potatoes before. but the excessive hot weather, with the moisture. suddenly developed the growth of the spawn. and down they all went. Those who harvested their crop with the expectation of saving them find themselves no better 08-41: feet worse-than those who left them in the ground. for there was more heat in a large mass and more potatoes to be infected by the myeelium or spawn. It left in the ground only those in the same hill would be elected. but when a mass the whole lot would he inoculated. No matter how carefully they are picked over at the time of digging so minute are the spores that 1thsy will escape notice. This has been found out by a great number of those who dug their potatoes early. The greatest caution ohould he observed :3 farmers in scoring these tubers for s. and the towns opls in bu in them in large quest ties for fall tar use uutiloold weather has set in and the rot has fuliyorua m course. For tubers may Copter he sound and healthy at the time. and the person selling may not be aware of any rot and not he dishonest, yet in a law days. 'l especial! it t tum hugâ€"I‘D..b.a he eailaris warm. they may 2! ' w-qu :nin’bidZ-Lipiom. s 7-- v-__- -_ uv-lill wuuulcu, UHF slso ‘makes a dlfl‘ersaoefiz his favor of seven! hundreds of dollars in the matter or costs. These sppasl cases are not taught a. year In the high courts at Toronto to: a trifle.â€"[Chroniclo. i I ‘ by alleged irregularities in the manner in ONTARIO COUNTY. IN QUAD AGAIN.â€"Wm. York or Ux- bridge township is paying Geo. Decker oi the castle one of his periodical visits. His many trips to and sojourns in the difi'erent gaols, prisons and penitentiaries in the province should entitle him to be ranked as an inspector. Whilst here he omoially visited his honor Judge Burnham at his chambers on Friday last, and listened to the taking of some evidence in regard to the unexpected disappearance of a set of ‘ harness near York’s home in Uxbrldge. Upon the conclusion of the testimony his honor presented Mr. York with an oflicial letter to Warden Massie oi the central prison, at which institution the worthy gentleman is to sojourn during the next tour months. Mr. York has in his t me visited the gaols in Barrie, Lindsay and Whitby, the central and Kingston peniten- tiary, at which last named place he spent three years. DECIDED ar Lawnâ€"About a year ago Sheriff Paxton was sued by a party named J once at Sundsrland for damages caused which the deputy-sherifi' conducted the sale or some chattiea under an execution. Judgment was rendered against the sherifl’ at the time. but an appeal was made to a higher court, and the contention has raged in Toronto ever since. until last Friday, when judgment was rendered in the queen's bench reversing the verdict pre~ viously given with costs. The sherifi‘ is to becongratulated upon the result of the appeal, which not only proves the propriety of his course inis‘e‘iliug the qhattles, but _\A- __-a_4- 7 QUARTERLY SERVICE. - The quarterly service in the Methodist church here on Sunday , Nov. let, were largely attended. Rev, John Welsh, chairmen of the N lple- elng district, Bay Quinta conference, ee- eleted the pastor and breached a powerful and practical sermon. A large number partook of the emblems or the last supper. __ r-__ _' ers. The table a’eeerhimâ€"s were of the prevailing low designs. The sweet young bride was attired in white debatroee, trimmed in satin, lace and pearls, and car- ried s boqnet a! white roses. The brides- maid was also attired in white slebstross trimmed with brocade plush. pink roses, and carried 3 boque: otfpinkroses. Mr. sud Miller will reside in Perseus, Kss. '_ l‘_ s, 77",, [Correepondence of The Post. WEDDING Bms IN In: WEST.â€" e take the following from the Kansas City Jour- nalzâ€"Bowes.Mlller.-â€"Last Wednesday, at 6.30 p.m.. at the house ot‘the bride’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bowes. 1026, Cherry-st“ was solemnized the marriage or Mr. D. R. Miller and Miss Mattie Bowes. Only relatives and a few intimate iriends were present. The bridal party entered the front parlor to the strains or Mandel- sohn’s “Wedding March," preceded by the Rev. F. D. Altman and the attendants, Miss Mayme Rounds and Mr. Frank Essex. ‘ Here the bride and groom stood in the bay ‘ window, with a background of rare vines, ferns and white flowers, while iron the vines entwined over their heads a lovers’ knot of pure white swung pendant. The ceremony by the Rev. F. D. Altman includ- ed the ring service. A reception and supper followed the congratulations. The floral decorations were profuse, the trout parlor in white and the back parlor in pink ilow- as judged by associates, and ever was in the trout rank in the promotion of. church and temperance work. Forseventeen years he was a member of the Darlington council â€"several of which he officiated as reeveâ€" iourtean yesrsa trustee in the school ac- tion in which he resided, and as a director in agricultural and other moieties and careful counsel was largely brought into requisition. Mr.Windatt was a pillar of the Bible Christian denomination in ; Canada, and since the onion thereof with the Methodists, has continued a leading omeial or the iatteron this district. He ‘ will be very much missed in Salem neigh- borhood, and by the large circle oi iriends amongst whom his wise counsels and mature judgment have been held in such high esteem. Deceased had been ailing for some time, and inflammation of the lungs setting in be was speedily carried off. To the eon-owing relatives the heart- felt sympathy oi the entire community is extended. - (Sun. motion with the conduct or public alum. He was a devout and Wkly good mop, BOWMANVLLLE. Tax LATE Wu. Wmmmuâ€"Ooe at Du» ’ Human”: oldest and moo: worthy residents wee called to his eternal home on Suds] morning lost, Nov. let. Mr. Wllliun Wind-u came from England to Dex-lingual: in 1833,endherehlehomehu been elnoe that time. For {arty-eluht veers Mr. Wind“: was closely allied with Darlington Mend his warm my hirly be eetl mated by them“: made upon hlmln con- nection with the conduct of publlo emu-e. £86370 gut meg ORILLIA. OAK WOOD. Toronto Live Stock Merket. The receipts leet week et the western cettle merket were 3.23: oettlc. 1.206 cheep end lembe, end 1.481 hose. Tneedey'e receipts were 80loede, including ebout 820 cheep end lembe. 700 hose end 25 celvce. Cenle~ The merket showed considerable im- provement (or ell oleeeee. end finding wee eotive ell dey. neerlr everything helm: diepoeed or e: teir pacer. Exportere ouroheeed freely, toting ell the eprinzere end good gredce oi etockere they could see. On]: e icw loede of reel): good in export oettle were ofl'ered. Men et tron: 4 to do per lb end they were moraine to quelity. when were in ective n neet. end en need I 300% prime, the run 8 eteere ecld readily e being from 8 to ”e per down to file for been enilnele oeee down to glen .12. Were. at a .it in for interior. :2} Loc a to ohoi end Bu le ecld well? nod to no per 1» end n: e! hotelier-e were en Inele eniuble tor l e law were In the 5 eech. Bounce! the 'L" " "’“fifi'wfié‘ ”7"“ u u ' II n 3M.»- :: 1:33 :: 3 lo M M . m It a m u ‘7 u u 1.0“ u nm In 01mm: or Tm: CANADIAN Poe-r. }- LINDSAY. Nov. 12. 1891. Balinese and Produce. The grain merket has been needy during the week. There was an advance of five cents all round Wednesday, end under this stimulus deliveries will no doubt largely inoteeee. Many farmers are of course busy ploughing, but large grain deliveries may now be expected. i_nte 't or pm Just fie doubt.” integ â€"From the Toronto Globe: ' The con- , vention of Christian Endeavorers at Peterboro, which closed last night, was the most successful in the history of the organization. The delegates were very numerous, and every session was well attended. The excellent results achieved were undoubtedly largely due to the ener- getic manner in which the convention was taken hold of bathe enthusiastic young secretary, Mr. A. Hardy of Lindsay. Those who have followed the reports of the proceedings of the convention will have noted with pleasure that the remark- able growth and popularity of this healthy young organization shows no signs 08‘ diminution, but tends on the contrary to ; increase on a still greater scale than hitherto. The objects of the Christian Endeavorers are so worthy and admirable that the more their work extends the better for the community at large. The members of these socities are mostly young people. and under proper direction capable of any amount of vigorous work for the.elevation of Canadians in every 1 thing that exalteth a nation. The follow- ‘ing resolution was passed at the final session of the convention last night, viz.: “That whereas the recent disclosures of dishonesty in our political life are a dis honor to any Christian nation and hurtful to our highest welfare as individuals; therefore t e Christian Endeavorers of Ontario urge their socities to emphasize the teaching of honesty and integrity in all matters. and declare our conviction that the purification of our political life is impossible if men are continued in places of high trust about whose business lâ€"L-.__u.__ COMMERCIAL NEWS. tne amencan market was open-E, The eggs have been sent principal] totthe States notwithstanding that the uty 61 five cents has been deducted from the price. They ‘00 not think much of the English market owing to the distance and the slowness of the returns.’ Moreover in shi ping to Britain. agreat deal of the pro t is ab- sorbed by middlemen and intermediate out ays. and if the commission agent tells you that your eggs have arrived in bad condition you have no redress.’ It is curious. remarks the Globe, to note the zeal with which the tories now advocate the shipment of eggs and other coarse produce to a remote market like that of England. A few years ago they used to dilate upon the advantages accruing from a near market. and promised to start factories to consume all the surplus the farmers had. -â€"The Chatham Banner: “McNaughton, Walker 8: Co., the noted ezg dealers there, have bought only 390,000 dozen this year. or from one to three hundrei thousand dozen less than they used to purgchase when the American market yvag ope1§_’.l‘hg_eggs k-..‘ I. ...... a. __9_ A A, â€"-Joseph Fowler of Baleover met with a fatal accident in Muskoka on Monday last. In charge of the Beggeboro grist mills he was below oiling up machinery in the lower part of the mill when his daughter going below was horrified to see her father being whirled around a shaft ‘ making sixty revolutions per minute. Hastiiy giving the alarm his wife ran, and imagine her horror at seeing her husband imosled on the revolving shaft. With difficulty acnstomer in the mill shot of! the water and stopped the machinery. ‘ Life was found to be extinct and both legs cut oi! to the knee joints. The wife and family have the deepest sympathy of the community. Fowler was 56 years of age. Hla remains were taken to Baisover for , burial. I ’ â€"The long continued drought in threat- ening 3 water (amine in my puts of the states. In New York the snopiy is very low, and the citizens or New York city no hecomlna very hnxious about the reserves for the city. It is probable that the mills in Amsterdam, N. Y., will have to close down, and the inhabitants of Nashville, Team, m in actual sums-inn. â€"An accident that may rave fatal occurred at the residence of r. J. Moot- gomery, Frankvine, on Oct. 26th. Their youngest boy Morton had a hat pin in his possession which he put in his mouth, and failing the pin was forced down into his stomach. Medical aid was summoned, but as yet nothing has been done. â€"Durinnsreoent onions the English steamer Enterprise was dashed on the Andsm islands. opposite the loads eon- vict prison. The convicts rushed to the shore. formed ante-line by grasping ash othes’s hands, and, plunging into the storm-boss“ wster, rescued six men irom drowning. â€"A dieeeee mate be hog oholon he. beckon out among pigein the Kingston district. A large number heve died within stew den. â€"Annie McDonold of Mldlmd he: 3 unit egunet Peter Robinson oi Weubeuehene for breech of promise of marriage. She is 37 yam old end asks $5,000 den-gee. ‘ â€"-E. B. Morgen of Oshawa. has been appointed, with Mr. Pope at Boilevme, inspector or attic under the not or lent session which went. into efl’eet on the let inst. finch men are well qualified for the _-_L totho exoruotone m,who;h°;m" mtoldum John Walla}. Ill". nowiahtoundemtethe'workoflzood ma. Itunnhlrtowudaochontom nu It. The lecture: undmflmud tho Intelligence of his nndleneo. J. H. Kmart. vsAxnâ€" ‘..,7 - ““ [Tatum at In: Paar.) 813,-va the word. “glam: Weller “MU. Thou who hallowed Billion Fowler mflonfly wm member am he attributed the musical mum in Raglan! Lind”. Nov. 7. 1891. umLum 0138mm nous. THE CANADIAN POST, ml COWCA T1018. pgrsonal more); théEE i An mum at atom and name! All mu 5 .10. m... Jdlt not. an mum: a cunt. nu ngms‘mwd cow cu:- m “70:31.. Hakka Unvdquu leROIaow. gut... agFmerLZ. The stock consists of the following animals.- GATT“ bud undo m from 1M 8 m Egguoforrmun "humanist-Ed. bonito! mmnnmm ‘Meuu-a. LAIDLAW 3308. a: LUNNESS mu ~ hold u: UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE. of Stock at. THE FORT. Vrcronu Rom on Thursday, November 19,1891. T t bland M . we hang Dom noon A um up. OM and. low. NO ammvn. 650' {15553331131766 Jmor cow. I nan. Ono thoroughbred Juno cow. I an. Ono mm Jon-r oov’v. ’ Thu. hum-ad Janey was. new “The Fort," Victoria Road Station. STOCK SALE 79 5. THE EIGHTH st two o’clock in the afternoon. the following lands and premises: The BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND SHOP former occupied by Copiin Laidioy as chance a: note in the Villas of Gamma. with outbuildings. all in a tux-subcoi'ropairnnd PARKLOI‘NQMnuid “#1:" ' mum in cold Wu ace :0 . there win has magma. man‘-~ unner an: by firms or a power of sale contain- in: cert-in momma which will be produced at the time or sale. there will be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Benson House, in the Town of Lindsay, ._ox_ TUESDAY, DEC. 15th, 1891. grade: up; by virtue or a 1 VALUABLE VILLAGE PROPERTY. __ â€"' vâ€"vw I! U know it bonanza-Kohl}; Baum within the past few you-aha: cured so many coughs and colds in this community. In roman-hole sole has been won entirely by its genuine merit. As: some friend who has used I: who: he thinks of Kemp's 831mm. Them in no medicine no nun. none so elective. Large bottles 500 and 31 n: nil drugggg'.â€"47-mw. Wagonâ€"In Lindsay. on Wedn . Nov. 11th. 1891. Maggie May. wife at Dr. E. 8. . mod 27 you: and 7 months. ”than“ The tuna-u wane": the family mace. Glenda-at, south wad. on man. November 13th, a: ten o'clock a. m. and wooed to Fenc- lon Falls cemetery. Manx. Tuesday. Nomard. Mr. John m R mn-nh. “.4 n A-.. -In the township of Mg Sr. amenâ€"In Uni" ._ . on Out. the wit: at Mr. John St. lawman, of s comm MCCAmâ€"At the Methodist F clan hug .Novunher (E wigotfiev.n.§?§mmolnm 1“ o an: ...................... Dressed Hogs, 1 ‘ Buckwheat .w 1‘” .b‘ Flour. new Whit): 1001.5... Straight Roller flour............ UCTION SALE New Advertmemen ts. a:...-..::.- o... :53»...:::..:.. 1m """Ezié'i-EEES',‘ ..u no: m... whomâ€"- .9" cull. -_._. 5mm.....-.'.. ....... Wynn am pan-M. McINTYRE a; swhvimr._mnauy. 17__;-_. «7-- Calla-II gin-0:0 coo-aoooono .0 ”it 3.8:... 35:; 18813 [fiflfififia‘a A? Your Drum-s About It. cu-no-n..o..., unoooooo coo- :cuo~ ton! (manna Bunny.) W‘WEEEEEEEE‘3 PIG-I. ’ro BE HELD »... n... cu- u-- out... o...- coil... Vendm‘ Sanctum. mbeourod. We W. REDPATH. Repair: for all the Leading Machines 00m... New. I. mâ€"MW. IMPROVED SULKY PLOUGH‘ ll . Jazmuwmfim “mm“ In Nahum“ hm t mammal! Flows, Barrows, Laud Bolton, Iowan, autumn Bowen, Home Power: and Hay Bakes. TO THE PUBLIC. OMEMEE FOUNDRY. m and 93199;. cm. the UM rarmmwmuwdltohsnnflud our GHEE8E FAGTIIRY SUPPLIES OHAEOTEAU'I'S MORBHUOL THE CURATIVE ACTIVE PRINCIPLES , FXTRABTED FRQM mm mm: nn A. large amount of Pri- vate Funds and Trust Funds to Loan in sums smaller large to unit bor- rower. Easy and conven- ient terms of re-payment. 51:0 Gnu-cent. mums. Conch; Pun- I: the Cheat. Sore Thrott- and Asthma. ; son) [I PHIAIS 0! 100 HORRHUOL PEAR EACH OF WHICH IS EQUAL m A TEASPOOIFULO 01L SEWIAUI'. 8 no “We. Put- 01AM. DRUGGISTS In (hunk. PRICE $1. “AIA-‘IAJ. nun . -. -A_. -7 ______- .â€"v M ‘Iâ€"v-m mu- Wmmm only «fin claimsotwhlch $311 w- hu than notice. And ohm not be mum to: tho men so distributed to my person of whose chin: he has no notice at the time of the (incubation. mans. 1-1303". H780». 6. mâ€"es to send by pan to ROBERT JAMES Mo LAUGBLIN of [Jada-y. in nu! county. goua- tor. magnum-m mm the win annexed at JORRHUOL is mu}; more? from t in in nation thus CodLiverOfl L-knu.mgetn,°.t Manila”. Pumatbfiao.1887 ohm. 1mm and!- tan a: nnwm AwEé-r mnvm. has or FENELON. In the COUNTY or VICTORIA, room. demand. who died a: Sun: Ron... Guam-nu. oaths twenty-eighth day of Jam. m. an on or hetero me XTRM'HED FflflM COD UVER OIL. 7 N0 TASTE OR SHELL. BARRON a: MCLAUGHLIN. 79-8. Solicitors for the Administrators. fickets cashed at A. (MMPBELL’s. mad-u. 8m. 10. warms. now mutt: uttlod In ts suntan-nee cannon dohun hm. :11 0 u. GRAIN AND POTATOES. S ‘ ' AL-IIIDY Tenth Day of December, 1891, DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. MOINTYRE STEWART. and all kinds of MndHEAVYEAI-ZDWABE MCLENNAN Co. mad-y. Aw. an manâ€"cw. W348. Pumas, ms, ‘PPIG Hiram. Chant Brooms. 308198. (Hotbox: 171m, Plaster M, M“; Oils, Vanish”, P1311: and Fancy Window Glass, 13061“. Knobs and Hinges, Balm Lace Leather and all AGAIN IN THE MARKET mummuna-d Sigqg the Mill Saw, to 6 per Cent m1. SUPPLES, Table Cutlery, 'Cmers, New Ad vertisgmen ts. LOWEST PRICES. 800T}! SIDE OF KENT-81'. ', NOVEMBER 153.1391. r. sons 8; ca: muffsâ€"AL 03mm nmumx. mug mutton Mthdflnlbmumod mucou- nuatnhoconrtot AMMW Election of a member for the How: of Commm of Canada for the Electoral diatrtct of the South 8min; of the Countyof I’M/«olden anthem as: 5th day: of February and March, 1 . ‘ MINOR or CANADA. name: or ovum, To Wit: } mm omnm mum Mm; No. 1.012. which proved Inch e md neck- teerlutaesaon. And for the tun-thereomren~ baguetthepublleheheepnmhnsedtheycm “éomu' or MAPLE LANE,” No.1868. Thetonowlnguthepedlareeot Count of Maple lane: Femwed April 10. 1391. bred by June- Hewitt. Clemons. Ont... 2nd owner. Wlnleu Cwnlsh. Little Britdn. Ont; eke. Merck and [12:9 dam Blue Bell 5th rm}: by Rorel Renal :1; Belle or the Fun filmy.) [10%]; by Young Su- Arthur: Blue Bell th. by Thur; You? Blue Bay. by Sema- hlre' Ruby 2nd. bi? enemW :Mey by % ileyhonme - naby. by Leemluton. o. . A” by N or Nothloa. Dellshz'e sister. For the-ervleeot when! theehove hose. 81.00 s: the time or term. WM. 0. CORN I SH, N THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, We men an ISION. Manufacturers of Tents, Awnings Sails, Waterproof Horse and Wagon Covers, Lap Bugs, Cheese Covers. Coats, Hats, Leggings. Mitts. Gloves, Water Pails, Feed Bags, Life Buoys and Belts, andall kinds of Camping Goods. “UXBRIDGE VICTOR; J. g. TURNER sun. 10:31.0 Eben- recovery WHEVR-nrdede “by GEORGE ”HOOVER,” lot. 10. con. 1. Maxim. :83 and 283g George-st. south, Peter-borough. 3 Telephone Day or Night. Poul-bore. Oct. 1. 1891:7347. D named. three 8mm "'3. and one Cotswoxl, with tom- hmba. Ewen have ring in ugh: 7 .7 Any Inmation that!!! I‘-‘ ._ A once. Teams. Any aid in: i E61136 would do well to look $333.1): DUNOON. Undo-y. Oct. 2!, mLâ€"fl-tf. TENTS To RENT. BOOTS AN D SHOES, not; unmudmmm «am we amatoe Ins “him” Dress Goods, Mantlings, Millinery, Suitings, Overcoatings, EGISTERED BERKS HIRE BOARS ' FOR SERVICE. Orders left for the trimming of Rats and Bonnets attended to. I respectfully ask the ladies of Lindsay and 8mm as country to give me a call before purchasing. Hale Britain. 00¢. 13. 189Lâ€"75. “A Beautiful Stock” “What Good Taste” Una-1. Oct. yamâ€"7L nmflumcdbhhummmomthrfuumwum dd www.mmmmm. us: good owE‘MmWâ€"flondmot it. 11 ”um Dominion Controverted Elections Act. New A dvertzjéemen ts. A LINE OF HANGING LAMPSâ€"Very (th1x 0135:: pro mugâ€"Wat end in b: E o mgmggomws + 0 Ca mohold Cutlery], and Heav’y an’ge'tntfgi Patel-borough; Entire Stock at Cost for the Next Three Months. I’dâ€"Lani. Oct. 1. mâ€"n \ T‘_H9w Ve_r:v _L9ve|y ’f- 1m1':“£::_2;’22g 3.,” m Stove and Hardware Merchant, Opposite Benaon House alvmc up BUSINESS IN mum; and um OM10 (1W. Hardware, mOils OilmVamdshes, G and neawy and " lax-19309.71.» 9. Gen. 5. hmhsulflo-mmhnwhmaummm The undefined been to Eben! mien-£130" 'mm d In“: season. :uad won! min A!» nonuce that he has for service the mo old hog. JOSEPH mom, MISS O’BRIEN Ema-Ian with JOSEPH MOXLEY -1.“ A.- .A._, _ E. Z. Yeast-Little Bgiiiif. .7an “87770'31'1911. 9, worry, etc., forever cnmd. Full my}: development, and tone 8i" bod every organ and portion of £119 ’3 Sunple, natural methodso 11" new Improvement seen. Failure Impossible. 2,000 references. 300‘" explanations and prooffl mild" (gamma. Adam, ERIE MEDICAL 00.. , . , oh man 0F mm 332mg“, restored. Weakness. Nervousnesh Mfllty, and all the train of evfll from early errors or later excesses, the result of over-work, sickness: All men can’t be Apollos of strength and form, but an '_ may have robust health and strong nerves and c168! minds. Our treaffi 4‘ â€" -~ , ment makes such ~z‘..m-' men. Themethod! are our own exclusively, and where anything is left to build upon, the To JOHN 80ml“. liq» Sher!!! of the County or Vic: :13. 461-, mm DIM this 15th day of 00th. A. D. 189]. JAKE! S. CARTWREIET: JOHN AUGUSTUS BARRON. Respondent. (by ordea- ot Substitution.) Election petition or the above petitioner (by order or thetStmion.) l Toke notice the: the above nomad petition Ill be tried at the COURT HOUSE. at the Towx or human in the County at V” mm. on tho THIRD DAY OFDECEMBEB. A. D. 1891. at Tm o'clock lu the comma. end oneuoh other subsequent days as M mm moms JOHNSTON, Foam. DOMIN'ION OF CASADA, ,1 ram xxcr. or 031mm, To Wit: mm PETER MOFFATT, Petitioner AND JOHN AUGUSTUS BARRON. W (by W mutton.) Election ofa Member for the House of Comm of Canada for the Electoral District of the North Riding of the County of Victoria. holden on the 26d and 5th days of February and March. N THE HIGH COURT OF J USTICE, 0mm": 3mm; nmsmx. 11 the Ganesha institute and 'the Beacon House. a BUNCH OF KEYS one. ring. mama Iothchi-amll padlock with adog'a head. Finder will please leave 3: the case 0! Tu Post. imnduy. Oct. 28. 189Lâ€"77. D mum: cmnsumumxo'pia: Ida's; “Rem: lea. C elegant, 3:13pm :2" Nomi-menu m’w EE THE POST’S _WEDDI.NG INVI- 9.5.1? :91”. 9*! hit week , besweei New Advertisements. E1197,Medical qu A row Dom I'm «mm M Dominion Controverted Elections Act. nations lei d " "W hmae. afier Mam a2: dogma, aims for Fun and Wine: 0min": BENCH Dmsxox. Little Briggin. BUFFALO: NeYr WHEELED ‘ well made and and desire a me much in pockq come your w; When it offers, practically app! known carriage and”. November. WE PRO TAKE A The chance Men’s Mil. To write lonl tario to 011': some of the 1 And we are Collars, etc. fies the ver: Bless Good: and Childrel prices are 11 their money. Gloves, So the fact th: Stacks of When you and from S‘ TEE Men’s All the tim‘