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{12011 . 4' II Selected i've me a 0f". 'TEERUP. LIlI’BI'. ry Brady’s, ese Lilies. for Win- 188 should ’, 6/083, Saucers in stock. OLE/V8 £1212- .NNON. “-9! the â€"Gaomo Hag-err}. , welt-baa farmer Mum: .boun two 1mm tram Madoo vu- JIRU. committed suicide by comm: his “Iron. Dvrpmdoncy II the apposed ““6- He Was .bouz 45 years of we. 790.1! Ramon non of Mr. J. H. Burner ‘f ‘1')“: Put Pam," In” tho Uxarldno Joann), no on: hunting "but: 5mm!” M unuxpeomly came upon 3 Contain hula the I'lmp on the tum of John or. Jun: now: at am value. The “new we lynx up 3 era. when he “the mum). wman mounted (tom “9 Ion. to and or an am has, stood over Inch“ high and had I Imtoh or “0% data: Inohu Iran the ends o: D"!- to bind pun. II II ”Mon mu 030. Dhnfllul domain of the Om- Horut maximum-mp» on“ man mum about!!! so an! “in at tho duo! mu. fig 39: â€"â€"'-..v --._c, V «I: was use“, tact-M .‘dr. Mann, and uh: he") alum. enema though the boat’s hnin, killing 1?. names: handy. I: fell from!“ urchin to: true with 3 wild much. slums: tunes: on me dog, rolled on“ low limes Imong the ledgm. clov- hz u tho dry Ian.» and tearing no lump- 02 mod, nnd flaw: toned over on It. met and With 3 "in wt! died}: â€"The biggest wflc’cst kllled ln Connec- tlcnt for years was shot by Ira. Main last week. The animal way really a Cmadlsn hay lynx. three feet tall and four last long. The for was thlck and beautifully mottled. Its face, almost as large as a man’s, wore a tsroclons look in death, and Its paws and claws were almost as large as those of a panther. The story 0! the encounter In which the beast wan slaln ls thus solo: “Suddenly the hunter saw the flash of a tawny-colored body that left a tacky shalt above him on the hillslde, cleft the alt, and descsndlng shamed in a short tree just shove the dog, which, bewlldered. was nosing the gruund alums: at Its foot. The hand heard the thud or the beast strik- lne among the :ree branches and caught sight of his tormldab'e enemy the Instant after hls mas'er had descried him. He was scared by the blg beast and recalled. The dog was the game the cat was hunting, Ind hs evidently did not oercalve the hun- ter. T36 momma he allghted on the tree- ton he gathered blamed for a secom jump, whlch doubtless would have landed ‘nlm on the hounrl’s back. But Ira was in the Rams as well as wen the cat and the dog. He had never seen a wlldcat before, hsd boson of idea what kmd a! beast con- tronted hlm, but he brouzht his gun tohla shoulder and rlrod at the moment the cat 'as posed tori s second cpl-Ina, hls maln purpose being to can hug huugd. The wilf- his poor oad tamer. agrd 80 year's, by means at old boa-5:3 in a rough Siesta con- structed a tax and placed his poor boy in It. and with his daughter drove a. distance of twefva miles to the graveyard in tae Polish setslement. .â€"r vâ€" __ Bazkzs, the only eupnora or an aged “that, trcquentad she-axe in the same meat. in wuicn diphtheria. was in. and utter returning home complnined of symp- toms of than readed disuse, took to his bgd and seven days afterwards dzcd, no: luvmg seemed medical nttendmce. No one could bafagns ta mbkg §_coffla, and â€"In Paris a novel apparatus has been fixed in fun; or me wiacowa of a saveral shops, ploneenng the way for the intro- duction o! mainvenzion. It. consists of a 3mm pipe laid along the exterior of the shop window,frcm which pipe, through numeraus amail holes, :0 emiceea a. gantae current of warm air, alighzly scented, which Is very agreeable to the shop win- dow Raters to euifl’, while In karma the windows clear and might, thus more efi'ao tlvely dlepzag Lug the cantons. I â€"A sad death has occurred In the town- ghlg of Sngrwaod‘. A 3;:qu p3“; gunmen) A__‘ â€"The body of a. young woman named Teenle Henderson was found a: an early hour Saturday moming lying on the beach It Willow Cove, on tha north side of Bar- lington my, a. shot: distance from hu- home. She had lets her had during the night, and, clad only in a slums garment. had wandered to the wazer's edge. Death was caused by exposure and exhaustion. Itls said tbaz the girl wss mentally un- sound, a. condition to which a. brokan mar- riagoengogomenn had m'stermuy contri- â€"1‘he will or Rabat-r. Coultls or Merges, Essex county, was died a few days ago. is s strange one. It provides that nil his property shall be sala, and that. $3,000 or the proceeds shall go to his wlfe, the re- mainden estimated 5’: $18,000, belnz placed lnscharteted bank. and she inmost de- voted to szdlnz tlm Door of Lamlngton sad the township of Morass. â€"The Fabuc Ledgar building. a massive nix storey ctrnctura at Sixth and Chen- nut-sta., Phxladelp‘nia, was damsgad by m1”: week w the extent of $200,000, of which 8150,00013 sustained by me Ledger and $50,000 by tenants who occupied offices on two tower floor-a. The Ledger’s lens is covered by insurance. IIDLAND DISTRICT NOTES. -â€"Hnlt I foot of now covers the ground In Santh Wales and the atom: continues. Nearly all outdoor work is suspended. Railway Lnflic is greatly delayed. In the north at Scotiand the snow 18 Imeen inches 41'“ Canadian Pacific company have the bottom of the second vein or ruched ml: in their well at Wmdsor. They now have a. tozel or 117 feet or 331: and have decided to bore no further. â€"Mr. Joseph Rodgers, managing direc‘ tor of the celebrated cutlery firm of J aseph Rodgers 8; Cc., She tfield, Is a: present in Montreal. He says the McKinley tariff did not hurt English manufacturers to the extent than was expected. -ma. Emma Van Norden, daughter of m president of the Bank at North Am- slob in N eve: York, who in well known in misty. haeJolned the ranks of the uln- mutiny. -An Italian named John Fner, while crossing the Michigan Central railway track at. Drummcndvllle. mm, was run down by an express train Thursday and instantly killed. , - :A bill is before the United States house or representatives to amend the constitu- uon no as to admit of the election 0! the {dent and vice-president by the direct vote of the people. 17-11119 school bill has been reintroduced lathe Northwest assembly in the same form as before the prerognuon o: the 53.13;; fis‘nb’rdkei (9: ii: 013'. gun, no?! on wing it. found $100 in the barrel. EOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS OF INTEREST. EEWS 0F {HIE WEEK wnson a: WILSON. Propane". 3, WILSON. F. W. Wnsox. w a...“ *7 7m 7,, vnâ€"r â€".._â€" gmumohmehmade. mam: 6:51th magnum "rumour; by the you or for a :3, Rates made known on application. wâ€"â€"â€" ,-_ «In-ea which siboq'" mammalian-titan."w _' moan 1,3133 nouoeah locuoolumuJOo. ”Emulation; 6o. ouch subsequent”; ”.mnmuneuoud‘VWMMnm -- -‘- or.“ “at: ”In hon-mt Inn-bla- ENDSAY. FRIDAY, DEC. 16. 1892. Gathered iron: 3110 Telegraph and .At Winnbeg I. ygungqulishmm Raid ADVERTISING RATES. Publisher’s Notice. mm Wham-om mom". mum-no M8118 .u WHPQ'. tgzasgifitgi aigikiu‘aokli 38.338885 5253835358 133.98 gaggiikai 065.333 953.388: Ex! Gk innâ€"0838 #38 3 EN uni! Elana-60H! 610')!!!“ Vt "Ala-vie.- -- --'- heeo Pills ere mmul’eotured by the Dr. Wlulsrne Memolm Co , Brockvllle. 011:... end Schenectady, N .Y.. and no sold only In boxee beefing the flrm'e true mark end wreoper st 50 came e box or six bnxel tor 82 r . 8m in mlnd the: Dr. Wfllumn’ Pink Pilee era never eold In bulk or by the dozen or hundred, and any deeler who ofl'ere enbatlmcee in ‘hh form u trying to detnnd you end ehould be avoided. Dr. Wmleme‘ Pin: Pm- cen he hed of .u drum-:- or dmnt by men from Dr. Wil- lYene’ Medicine Compeny from either ed- dreae. The price at which then am- no eold make eoonne o! tteetment compel-e- lvely Inexoeneive ee counted with other remedial or medical treatment. Kgliémz‘ihia‘idveaim’ daughter’s life. You may be sure that both me and mine will always warmly recommend it, as we have every reason to do.” WHAT a Paomxnx'r DRUGGISI‘ says. Your correspondent then called upon Mr. J. G. Templeton, the well-known druzglat on Stephen-ave. In reply to an enquiry as to what he could tell me about Dr. Wil- liams Pink Pills. Mr. Templeton replied: “What can I tell you about Pink Pills? Well I can tell you. they are the most wonderful medicine I ever handled; I had experience with them in Ontario before coming on: here, and in all my experience as a drnrgist, I never knew any medicine have such a wonderful demand. or give such great satisfaction. My experience here has been like my experience in Outer-in. all who have need Dr. Williama' Rink P lie speak in their praise, and if I Were to tell you how many boxes I am sell- ing heredaily, you would be readily excused for being somewhat incredulous. If I am asked to recommend a medicine. 1 un- hesitstinaly recommend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and my confidence in them has never been misplaced. I have already raid the demand for Pink Pllle is astonishing, and they invariably give the best satisfae- 1 tion. I know this to be so from the state- ments of customers. I have sold here and in Ontario thousands of boxes, and have no heuitation in recommending them as a perfect blood builder and nerve restorer, curing such diseases as rheumatism, neuralgia, nartiui paralysis, locomotor ataxia. Sc. Vitus’s dance, nervous head- ache. nervous prestrstion and the tired feeling therefrom. the after effects of la gripp-s.disssaes depending on humorfiin the blood, such as scrofnla. chronic eryslpeiae, etc. Pink Pills give a healthy glow to pale and saliow eompiexions, and are a specific for troubles peculiar to the female system, and in the ease of men they effect a radical cure in all eases arising from mental worry. over-work or excessee_of_ whatever nature. ,3 I._ an- n- age, felt that hope oi life was fast slipping away. In the spring, the doctor’s medicine having done her no good, was discontinued, and instead he gave her preparations of beef, iron and wine. hypophosphites, eggs, cream, etc. In fact, stimulants of this kind had to be constantly forced upon her to keep her alive and I gave up all hope of her recovery, and in my misery waited for her death. She was now so weak that she could not walk across the floor, and in order to rest her we would lift her into a chair, where she would sit for a short while, when we would again placsherin bed. She was slowly but surely dying be- fore out eves, and nothing we could do for her was of avail. She was still puffed up, and nothing the doctors could do would : reduce the swelling. Her limbs would no longer support her and she could only sit up a very short time each day. In this con- dition she lingered on until August, 1891, some fifteen months after she was first taken ill, and while we were sorrowfully awaiting when seemed the inevitable end, a ray of hope came. I read in s newepaprr of a remarkable cure from the use of Dr. Williame’ Pink Pills fcr Pale People, and while I feared that I hail heard of this wonderful medicine too lsteJ hoped almost against hope and sent to the headquarters or the company, at Brockvlila, 0.13., for a supply. At this time, Lela was not able to be removed from bed; h=r weight was re- duced to 90 pounds, and her lips were blue. You wi.l time see how little hope there sopesred for her when she began the use of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pllls. After she had taken the first box, although there was no visible improvement, she thought they were doing her good, and her spirits began to rise. At the end of the second box I could notice the improvement,and Lela was very hopeful, and felt life was returning to her again. After she had been taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for a month she was able to get up, and by October she was so well that she could superintend work about the house. She still continued taking the Pills, and rapidly recovered all her oid- time health, strength and spirits. I can- not tell you," continued Mrs. Cullen, “new deeply grateful I am for the wonderful 3 ,A_ S-.__kfi‘._’_ Il‘A measles, and all got over them without trouble. except Lela. Her case from the first baffled all the ordinary remedies used ‘ for that disease, and as the measles did not come out, a physician was called in. He administered remedies, but with no better results. and her case seemed to heme the physician’s skill. After a few weeks my daughter began to improve somewhat, but did not regain her former strength, and six weeks sitar she was first taken ill, her face, neck and lxmhe broke out in blotches. The doctor was agein called in. and said it was the measles getting out ct her system, and that she would soon be all right again. The doctor's statement was not verified, however. 101' not only did my daughter not improve, but she gradually: grew worse. Soon utter she began to swell. first the feet, then the limbs. breast ‘ and lace became pufi’ed up. Another doctor was called in and he pronounced her trouble dropsy, resulting from the measles. The doctor attended her all winter‘ and al- though he seemed to do all inhie power for her, she gradually bemme weaker and weaker. Sue did not eat. and tonice railed I to improve her appetite, and as she gradually. grew weaker she lost her cour- un- ___ Jr-a -u.._s.... When your correspondent visited the residence 0! Mrs. Cullen, the mother of the young lady, he was courteouslv received, and an reply to his er: qulrlee as to whether she would be willing to ve the facts or her daughter's wonder ul recovery for publication for the benefit of other suffer- ers, Mrs. Cullen readily assented. "My daughter’s first illness,” said Mrs. Cullen, "was in J one 1890, when she was taken with the measles. At that time she was seventeen years of age. tall, fine looking, and exceedinglv healthy, weighing about 140 pounds, All the tamlly tool:_ the some time pest the residents of this town have been deeply interested in the use of Miss Lela. Cullen, 3 young lady who had so nearly approached the portals o! the great unknown that her friends deepeired 0! her recovery, end who has new fully, indeed almost miraculously, regeined her heelth and strength. Having read on verieue occasions in The Tribune the particulars of what appeared to be mirac- ulous euree,‘your correspondent determined to investigate the one or Miss Cullen, and now sende you the particulars fully believ- ing that you will be justified in giving mg; the widest pnblieatiqn._ _ _ _ __ ‘ no: Mum and menu mount to be no:- numbed. Winnipeg Txibuno. “moment-Wham: THE MOST WONDERFUL CASE EVER RECORDED IN THE NORTH- WEST. A CALGARY MIRACLE. Oriana. will be dolcnboa by G W bible. and Baumoro by manhunt} u! dun Joan: nonun- Univertfl. Dr. mu: Abbot mu an the story of 8:00 In.“ ozhu- om. will be treated by on”: ”you man. There will be antelo- on the World I M. sad 3 num- borot bags. or funny mature. uni! humou- ”rial. Mn. Kuto “13qu WW mgnn- hm author of “Thaw rat." m. w“! sandman minding norm flat 8!. lecho- lu during the comma not. Tho Nonnu- numbo: I v! "John (iww'hmum wfioh has “in” fi'mm of fififlfifihmmmm ‘., ‘__._ at. Nicholle tor Young Folks. John G. Whittier long ego wrote of St. Nich- clue, "It to little to m of this meg-zine that it in the beet children'e periodicol in the world." Eowerd Enleeton. the enthor or "The Booeler Schoolmeeter." eeye of it, “There in not one ot the nnmbere that doze not stir the enriceity. in- form the memory. etimnlete thought and en- lerge the range of the imezinetlon." Founded In 1878. end from the fleet edited by Mery Mopee Dodge. St.Niuholee in now entering upon its twentieth your. The most temoue writere hove contributed to m pene- in the poet. but never hoe ite editor been eble to otter o better ro armor-emote dietinguiehed list of con he- tore thnn tor 1893. There in to be e eeriee of illnetretod never: on "The Medina cities oi! the United auteur-the Itery or eech city told by a. prominent reddent. Edmund Clarence Steedmen will write ot New gags; ragga,- w. Harlem. or Begging. N31! J ;,_Am ..,4 L- fl-_‘-‘ uu llrv nu- uâ€"Vrvâ€" ' __. Mr. Robert Wallace, of the agricultural department. St. Andrew's university, says that the exclusion 0.! store cattle from Canada is an important action, the iull significance of which is not dreamt of, far i less understood, by the great majority of people in this country. It has been brought ‘ about es the result of what is supposed to ‘ have been an outbreak in Fie among 3 Canadian cattle oi contagious pleura-pneu- 1 meals, but which was proved by experts I on examination to be only bronchc-pneu- monia, which originates spontaneously when animals are exposed to cold and wet, especially atter being heated, as cattle are during transit by rail and sea. “The question as it is now raised," Mr. Wallace proceeds. “is not one between the British (armor and the Canadian exporter, neither is it a political question; it ie an imperial question invoivtng the relationship with one at our most important and most loyal colonies. Canada. conscious at her freedtm from the fell disease, pleurc-pneumoniaâ€"a proud position which she has creditably held for yearsâ€"cannot fail to smart under the injury about to he done to one of the industries which ahe fondly teeters. I am no advocate oi the tree importation oi ‘store’ cattle into this country; on the con- trary, I believe amistske was made when it was determined to admit this class oi animal from any part, so fraught must it always be with danger to our valuable pedigree herds; but duty will not permit me to stand aside and observe without pro- testing against what appears to be a meaningless injustice to a section of the agricultural community. The iarmec has a sufficient number oi: unseen difficulties to contend with without adding another cause of uneasiness and uncertainty as to the source from which he may or may not be permitted to draw his supply of store cattle.” With the exclusion of Canadian cattle , from our ports, and with the clearest proof in our hands that the United States and Canada are not free from diseases danger- ous to the health and prosperity of the flocks, herds, and etude of this country. we have arrived at a time when parliament \ ought to carry to its legitimate issue the ‘ policy oi the various contagious diseases ‘ of animals act which it has from time to 1 time passed since early in the seventies. l So long as we allow any foreign cattle to be landed alive and distributed over this country, so long will our flocks and herds be periodically liable to disastrous disease, as a diminution of vigilance at the parts may at any time permit of diseased animals getting through. Besides this. the United States and Canada will always be difficult to deal with. N 0 one can help sympathizing with Canada in the loss of trade which she is bound for a time to sustain, the more so as that country has done its level best to keep itself tree from disease. But it must not be forgosten that all along the North West there is a purely imaginary boundary line of some 900 miles in length which it is impossible to watch so closely as to prevent cattle from the United States being smuggled over. Then. again, take the extent oi country to be dealt with. It is larger than the whole European continent. Who can declare such an area to be free iron: contagious diseases? All the proclamations that could be issued at Washington or Ottawa would not now give us a ieellng of “reasonable security” that our flocks and herds would be tree from danger it we should admit their stock among our own. It will be better tor ell partiesâ€"and especially for the diplomatistsâ€"u we make one steady rule that all cattle sent to this country from any ether shall be slaughtered at the port of dcbarcazion, and the time seems to 06.2190.th 392?). .1?!- An ax - -__l--ia.._-l A supplement to Friday night’s London Gazette contained an order embodying the prohibition of the importation of live cattle from Canada, except for slaughter It the ports, in eccordence with Mr. Gardner’s announcement. THE CANADIAN P057173 no Idiot Against Canadian Catue. The ioiiowing extract is made from the London, Eng" Times. and as it touches a matter of most vital importance‘to no as Canadians we copy it in full: “A deputa. tion, Introduced by the Duke of West- minster, waited on the minister of agri- culture on Friday to urge the prohibition of the importation of Canadian live cattle. Mr. Gardner said that, after the most careful and anxious investigation, the board of agriculture had come to the conclusion that they had absolutely no alternative but to withdraw the privilege ; which Canada had enjoyed. They had no ‘ other course than to revert to slaughter at the ports. The deputation thanked the minister tor the course he had adopted. Prof. J enks of Knox college. Illinois thinks 315 ahorse a low estimate. Mr. fierd. a tormsr commissioner ot agriculture for the state of Tennessee, estimated the number of horses. mules and asses in that state in 1889 at 475,000. The number has increased since his estimate, but. taking this number and the lowest estimated loss oer horse, say $15, an aggregate loss of $7,140,000 a year for one state is shown. In Ontario in 1891 there were 678%!) horses. and making the same calculation 0! $15 a heed, this province alone would be losing annually the enormous sum of 810,176,885. T.°Ely or the Johns Hopkins university Ind secretary of the American Economic Asaoohtlon, nmrmed that poor man can: the United Stages oveg $20_9__hqra_e_. _u_:d 13:": beenâ€"(17mg for dim-halt the uni: our Rood dlxt roads, and to: one-sixth at this over good mmdm or Tenet-d roads, nav- 1_ng__ $1,900,000- gnnueyy. Professor B. ,, Ln, . ___n___-n_ Tho bondottrndoln n Tennessean“ in a recent mm to the loglalntnro do- monntnted tint bod rand: m costing the people or tint oommonwonlth mom thnn $7,000,000 manly, and than u no doubt but Ontario sufi‘m n proportionsto losseoon yarn-omthoumemnu. Prof. W'. W. Oman or the university or Tann- canoe. after careful investigation, found the average ooatothannngto the Knox- ville market $7.50 a tonâ€"aggregating $1,250 000 a year on the total tonnage haul- ed. life maintained that_ my hauling could mt mmmmomm. Jim “mam w Mmmmm , In" in MMIOAN? 31mm the ample curd «Dianna Dmmwmmnnwmmm m m and Inns m «in m m nmhnmntxmnm mummumwmam motlsfiukgflfifi “Hm-M. ,7. A; m: AND I'm Coaches m am used in Enzhnd in 1569. â€"Pooplo who Mn a 1:. IO! on: than I. no bone: medium to: annual. than Ann mm I: my mum on the much ”out“. 33:: ‘51:“ um 1:; banana on: ad “MLâ€"*1. out. Spook of Turkeyâ€"look here, my friend, when you won me u Deacon Umpley’s nfilo last night you palmed a. scraped not of dice on him, ind the demon’s found iz Uncle Bracken-'3 curl-ulna: Nightmm Fault dollars win bung you this splendid magazzne for one nor. or certainly no cun- vated some can mud to ho without It. Sub- scribers can remit directl,‘ to the aha-hen. The Century Co. 33 Em 17mg: . ew York. They should begin with November. on! no 2:: first chum-n of III tho ”Ho‘s. including 'Bweot Bella Out 7! Tm" came. fimmlxflmmughm Man- In .uâ€"uvâ€" ‘- v --_~-_. The Decommr Century is to ha a. great Christ- mas number-tun of Christmas stories. Chris'- msa poems and Christmas pictures-and in it wil' beau: the first chapters of a striking novel of life in Colorsdc. "Beneiim Forget," by Wol- oon Balestier. who wrote "The Naubhka" with BgdyudKipliog_ . 7 , 7____“__J Pipers on gaud roadfl. Re new education“ method: and city government: are soon to a-vâ€" ~v-- --â€". An important series oi letters that noted be- tween General Sherman and his brother Seus- tor John Shermsn is also printed in November. which number eiso contains contributions iron: the meet distinguished writere. including on article by James Russell Lewell. which wee not quite complete st the time of his deeih. The suggestion which Bishop Potter makes in the November Comm-y as to what could be done with the Worlo'e Fair it it were opened on Sun- dsy. ie one whtch seems the meet practical ec- lugipn 9! the problem yet oxen-(d. , .,,,-Aru__s_h The November number begins n new volume end conteins the first chapters of s powerful novel of New York society celled "Sweet Beu- Ont of Tone," writ:en by Mrs. Burton Harrison, the author of "Anglomsniscefl' In this story the tsehionsble weddina. the cccununte oi the boxes in the Metropolitan opera. house. til- “smut set ' in the country home. ere faithfully reflected. no the illustrations by Click. Dena. Gibson. Life's weu~kuown cartoonist. are as brilliant es the novel. In this November number bezine also 3 grant series of runners on “The Bible and Science." openina with "Does the Bible eontnin Scientific Errors?" by Prof. Shields of Princeton. who takes decided ground that the bible does not contain ecienuflo errors of any moment. and who meet interestingly states the case from his noint or View. Other articles in this series will include one in the December ((‘hrisimup num- ber. “The meets 0! Scientific Sen-ny upon Reli- gigonBeliue." ,n, in __A.-_ -n u-.._... no.-. __..-j k. The Century name an 1893. It would be herd ton pereo: who woe to: good reading to more e better investment then a year's subscription to The Century Magazine. No region in too remote. no expense too meet. it it will only produce whet The Century reed- ere want. This In the policy thnt hue mode 11.- ee the Pell Mall Budget or London eeye. "By tor the boot 0: the meg-zines, Eamleh or Am~ SAN PM 31800, ( L. MW. 83'. NEW' RX, N. Z MORRHUOL :3 much more promo: In In notion nun Cod Liver 011‘ m the trauma: or Consumotion. Bronchial. Cough». Pain: u: the Chest. Sore Threats and Asthma. SOLD [I PHIAIS 0! :oo IORBHUOL PEARLS. EACH“ OF WHICH IS E00“. 70 A 'IMSFOOMULOF OIL.‘ CBA10233317. 8 a_nt_-_ Vlyxcxmo. Puu‘ '07 “Am'bfificbis'fi '12? emu, PRICE $15 I Wholesa- of LYMAN,80N8OO. "OEEGH A. momnornng.7nom. mm". 011: bottles by an leacung druggxsts. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will rocure it promptly for any one w o wishes to try it. Manufactured only by the fl) filar remedy known. kyrup of Figs is for sale in 75c bottles_by_a1.1 1W3. druggist-‘Jr FXTRABTED FROM COD LIVER Oll iently etgzrg you the Kidne 5 Ever shag: 335:1, cleanses the 335:3: tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cgrgi habitat: constipation. p o gs is e only remedy 0m kind ever duoed,p1easmg to the taste an ceptable to the stomach, ,girompta' 1n its action and truly bene ial 1n its effects, ,pregared on] from the most healthy an a eeab esubstances, its man excellentqualitiescommendit afi and have made it the most MIRRHUOL LINDSAY, 01m, FREAxtDEQEMBER 16,1892. Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and gefi-eehmg t0_the taste, and acts CALIFORNIA IIG SYP"? 00., Capsules. which bear th?nmo M black lemmwnhout which none m ‘mngm __ THE CUBATIVE ACTIVE PRINCIPLE Arrests discharges from the urinary or in either sex in 48 hours. It is superior to Copaiba. Cubebs. 0 injections, and tree n‘om all bad smell or other inconveniences. _ _ S'A'N'TALMIDYW SANTAL-MIDY ONE ENJOYS NO TASTE OR smn. CHAPOTEAUT’S mm an 1: ml.“ Hontrea], 3.1%“. "$2....” m m m and. aim mwsrwfi. W in cm In. nil-m S. DAVIS SONS THE Recognized Standard Brands “Mango,” “Kicker," Lu. moan. or the 06:10.0 0! Oxna- nu, (cu-ac). I’m!" In Toronto Conan ct lute. will receive pupils In Linda! for Pine In. Reed Oman. “no. Voice. Theory and 9 many. For urn): apply n the METHODIST PARSONAGE. Cambndxa at . between )2 sad 6 p. m. Preparing macho". and for m exams. s uncanny Nov. 17. 1892 â€"3di. Var-perimrmiymcm indium her Av". JOHN BROWN. Annie. Doc.l. 18923-343. D the undonimd. Lot 18. Con. 5. on or about the mtddxo at October. A RED BEIFER. two year- 9ld. Thepwner is gequeueg to move for a Inuit funny. Apply to MRS. WIL- SON. we of Gamma Post-00L 28. 1M mun 1117960551 héieifdidéfi.‘ 3F flé'iâ€"Yiii Exohnngo to TOWN TOPICS. 21 Want 23.14:» New Yen. ‘ O R E N T.â€"Two comfortable brick Muses on York-t. Applv It GUNIGLE‘S ”VERY. Undo-y. Nov. 22. 1893. vss-rt‘ SECONDâ€"To all who wlll send $500 will be non: TOWN Tomes and "TALES Imox Town Tomes" from one until Jun”: 1. 18m. covet- lmz 6 Non ot the Inimitable quarterly (regular pricg 8250)_ and u mums orrutg‘e “mung o! innifli wiékiiei (fecuhr' "‘FricF'sxTcdfi'r'yâ€"é-IEI)" tq‘rgko one 9:- the other olfa- A‘r ONCE run! Tom whomdfl mfotthfle mouth: mumb- aoflpuon to The urgent. 1-: men. arrange”. not: m led um um: weekly Journal In the world. nu. ORBISTm am. hutâ€"Tho arm Holiday No. (stunned to ”6qu at um brightest of quarterly publi- c: M. “Tales from Town Topics," On: December first. .11 new: and book chads and rnmm trains. price 50 own. will be Ions QTgAYED._â€"Ca_u_ze ipAtoAthe premise; of ANTED.â€"A good general servant for o and: manly. Apply to MRS. WIL- TWO Uh USUALLY GOOD OFFERS Koo. u. VA VAL ”A, I.U.Do, III“ Home]! I. 14nd Surveyor .md. [on And Insur- Agent. mum.” on. Omen by men to: Save 0: Earl: will receive prompt stun MONEY TO AN :1 6 pet can: own. Much 12m. 18m. AMES DIOKSON, ’ P. Eamon Wanna-um Enigmaâ€"z nzhnd in 150 wotId. Haifa! m Washing ton sud Norfolk when. Trumpet“ tionobeap. 100mm!!!) 5cm. with immvemouta: 810 to $15 per sex-e. on m. Climax» allows you to was: 11 month: each you Taxes low. For intonation call onuaddrmionendnyaonly stomp 8. sum Albion Bowl. Toronto. acme nines. J Anne 0. SPRIGG. 1424 New York Av... Washington. D. 0.. U.8.A.â€"21-tt. Almosunviowotmecmboluwmm, D. 0. But water. may on Potonuo river. Oysjenpn udnah nahsbnndnnt. Flue“ tn the Virginia and Maryland. sushi. .l.1 Township. 150 acres. mm within one Iniioot Woodvmo viunaa. 3nd bur 1mm Onn~ unseen nil-an: soil. but clay loun: creek running was uncouth and; three never- hiiina wens. good orohu¢mnn knit and vege- hbio Mon; frame houac. tan rooms. wood house 81:10; bank bun £8342. ahed 53x28. driving name 26:36. Ov.r ninety note. clout from stump. sna moo. wen tenocd with can. an ploughed, in 5 need atom or omzivnion. 0n the um no two Frame Dwelling; eight um five room respectively; snail mud; dialect of atom nndunmpu; nu ploughed. Will he soidinwhoieorputwsuitpmhuei'Jtnbu- gain. For immu- Mount. max-cu C. F. CLARK. on the premises. Woodvmo Poop 9g”. Viowrin County. on. Noam 1892- FARMS FOR SALE Architects and Surveyon. E um, beingthe South hall of the Wu: m: on Lot no 87. In an 88" Gonna-lo» o! m township a: Ops. 1n the County of Wounds. containing 50 we. is in our hund- for mo, and we no new open to twelve ofl'on for tune. Tm. tum ls shout font-mam but mun lrom Undo". For tux-um- pmlcnlnm no to M M9111 TXRE 81E WART, But an. Lind". Nov. 53,1892. â€"8£-tt. many. 80”. 1. 1887.411. ' yo: a: 'lcun. Appl'y Ra's; 8%“ JOB 801?.» m: mini-ea. mun. Jul! 25th. “fitâ€"17 Int. ARM FOR SALE-Thu valutble mm. Marthe South lull of tho Wu: 13 Bouthwtotthui. In mm m .100 Convenient to mm “debunks. Am” TYRE a: STEWART. barb- . July.lL1892.â€"1Mt. ,, M4930. and m FENKLON um! hrnutor Sale or to Rent.- SALEâ€"Tho Eat Ed! the 721: m at m. Rh mm a he been fully demomtnted by the millions thet ere sold madly end the increasing demend for them, notwith- ltending en inoreued com- petizion of over One Hundnd and Maw-flu Federica. Th1. feet epeeh volumes. We ere not cheap 01p: RS. 50 “(Sp 2;, Univorully ucknowlodgod to be superior in every mpoct to my other bands in the Inn-hot. 41!”! rolisblo, u IABM VFORHSALE.»â€" In Mgipm G: 04pm, P;L§.,_and Dopgnton own inns-or um Surveyor. TOWN TOPICS. MISOUttaneO 118. r’ ublzca trons. SALE OR TO RENEâ€"Tho FOB SALEâ€"100 acre- ~FREE‘ 011° 53%? 5M?! i ’gggfiml in"?! i! a flail ”g!“ iii? iaaiisiz: #5113: or afif'jmmr o'ooxx'ok. a flu- North of good [rune GON- Hm:- ° .100 mm sac nun-It. A A“ l. SALEâ€"Four lot. 11 collar anon , Adv)!!!- uhotQ FOR “Wu-Alina. 65. 68. 67. “dam: LOTS “a mu. fl ‘flumumuwuc mun-.0! mom.wm on eunuch-.800!“ Poo-r. OTIOL' TO THE PUBLIC.â€" mmwmmemm 3mm m mu- ”mum ZIIMWOIIQWM byte! u u and! Moduli! d” or a. mu mu M m. u 'I', .41- C mom Munch!» Va M meiosis-comm 0a.. m at snag-monu- m a“ DJ. T11 ' ’mox run roanâ€"rum madman-muggy“ h' ”“33“.“h-m‘a ""' m ' 'ta. mm“ In manual-at tho Oahu-lo WW. ' Oman and mucus. Bond unmet. between Born Ru. Woollen um- and the Methodist Church. “aluminum-mean hm :- ]: MI my hungry. mud on. Nov. m mug-as. Montiâ€"Tint nudism-etc! modulation- dl animus tho has: mantle 3nd most Mmmm ”to?“ unflmfi!,med‘2bhw 0." . A VETERINARY $3992“: ”he.“ ‘2‘ ___~ A- __ .4 Ko‘uiiinx'g- ggififfih‘nfas ow} an: ago W 0 com 68. Adam; x 8“. mad-u. Nov. alum-28. "mfi‘ ' i'Fâ€"aoESéhi"ii§med" J'In HERE: mourn-mum. luau-noun: elven lndoublo entry bookkeoplna when decked. Abooceottor the MUTU AL. RESERVE Fund we Auooutlomho largest “cur-l romlum life company in the world. Ponies w o intend :0 hours will avg money b‘yulnsuring ggdthlo F J. GILLESPIE, Clerk of the 7th 0 Division Court. Oommmlonerlnn R Conveyance: Vflm- Money 90 Ian on madman-abs. wanna-nab mums m lu!‘ box-Iowan. Given. an. Roddanoe. Uru- mWWmdmâ€"TO-lv. D EAGLESON, . CW Accountant of Ont-no. Book. a m kind! written up. Succulents of account In.“ out. nuance sheets menu-0d. Cum made for writing on book: by the week or month. Books opnncd for business men on the ”atom best wing to _the}x;_ bullpen; A large amount of Pr!- vato Funds and Trust Fund- to Loan in lum- mall or large to suit bor- rower. Easy and cc'nven- lent tarm- of re-payment. 5 to 6 per cent. LC GILDHRIBT. P.M._ Woodvflie teamindnwmttcumenl WWmConmmdta at”. wgwflazcw'lwoentmm- amen; LN. firmenuuaoonm Wan. uloanot 81. law m 7 Bonus “GM! 49530. No com- " mum 5 TO 6 PER CENT. rmurn um 00an mans. Good km and town locus at above rem. according to amount and security. Smell loom at current men. Interact sud principal my be reach! to up. Expeneel mourns. Mortgages and other eecurlviee mounted. R. J. k M. K. MCLAUGHLIN. Ben-Merl. 80.. Buet'a Block. Linden. Bent. in. Intâ€"23. MONEY TO LOAN ALLAN B. MACDONELL. Bantam. 1m:u (over Kennedy? em). Ken: en. many. has completed mammal with moneyed institu- uoaend prince «planets In Toronto. Peter- boro end Unduy. end in now pupa-ed to receive Applications for lone In large or amen emanate, end on reel or personal eaouruy. The verycloaeot nice. The most revenue toms. Lindsey. Doc. 1. 1898 â€"34. um Bent. “gmâ€"as 6 per mtm muffin mummt m.» uncanny tenet yearly. borrow or was: on an: m a: Wuhan: notice. Moos-ac:- Kon: and Ickmmmw Aug. 28. lam-6L PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN at 5!, “MGmoant. Wham cmountra ONEY T0 LEND ON MORT- GAGESâ€"n ham 5 to 7 per cent. moonl- haunuonnc of Ion: Imam: usable you-17 um: once. Mono: “mood on security 0! m . m 3031‘ A. BARRON. OFFICE â€" New Dominionfiunk Bundles. Valium-u. um. June 2. 1892 ~1081y. ,, ill. mummi- my LOWEST m1- um muecntmuunm Also: hunmntotmtundltoloumodm- account-m. _ _a.nng_n_:nt_ MONEY TO LOAN. Veterznsgy Surgeons. ' Burl-tar. new. Nov. u. Ilsaâ€"u. FEEL? MONEYTO LOAN IN SUMS undo-Bot Onnflo'vm Collage. so. that Highs-lug! @9th: ONEY T0 LOAN. R. McPHjEE, Clog]; of_ the M231. MCIHTYRE STEWART. "ONEY TO LOAN. W. P. BROAD. Bumess Cards tob‘per Cent Miscellaneous. Honey to Loan. J 9Y0_E,_ V. _8 . -â€"_Bgnol H. B. DEAN. 8m. 03 PRINTING o! - ”slim-I 7 00R! .0“)an cacao-onto 7 ,, 7 num:ggxw_ :w swam Near! ’ one. om 0mm aux. Kine-«3m n. .1. 7mm. Q. o. 1-, 9mm. HOPKINS CHISHOLM, (succes- can to 31mm z 3091mm Burb- Bolhmu ouo. Moo. Ne. 45. W m.’. “‘4”. fl 6. a aortas. D H Cannon!- '1 tor Dominion BMW) nine. in the New Dominion Bunk banding. “fungal-ct. and”: June 2 1891â€"1084! J. M. H. McLAUGBLIN, . Badman, c.. Bah-r3 Block. Kent“. Una-3y. Dow-Io. A Inca an: mm of money to low 1.: lowest mm at Intel-at ml term to Inn. borrowers. Undo”. Sent. 14. "‘02 â€"u. LLAN S MACDONELL. Barrister, Solicitor. Nam-y. Ear. 0mm over Kerneds'a store. Rom-m. Lind-.7. Money to Loan. Money Invested. Nov. 24.1892-33. TAVERLEY HOUSE, Kent-st. «so, Lindsay. Gm. Cum. on em. Hov- Iog purchased thogood In! 3nd mulching. of "no chow well- known hotel trom Mr. I hove soured no expense In mm: Improve menu where neoeuuy. on: tunnel-o wul and emmfng ant-duo Beat bands at 110m and cigars. Good stable. and on mun hoozlor. good one donu- per any hm. Uncut. Doc. 16. 1891 -M. lb Moon; Proprietor. Eventhlnk nu:- clsu. Bear: brands at Liquors and Claus. Good stamina and attentnve healer. Coa- veniont and mzmmodiona ample room. mn- llb. Oct. 28, 1892 - 31-1”. hazel has E6 ' uhdétiéheIthmfigh ova-Iii: lozmndoanxgw beweuntedutbobesthon. In the filings. Excellent accommodsdon. Bu dqayg suppugd with the has: yang: officials OMMERCIAL HOTEL MANILLA, Out This hotel hubeun remodeled and renovuod sad newly tarnish-d. Nu prbl will be W to auto yuan comfortable. The Bu- and Dining Boomvlll always ha (and well eupp plied.“ Good Communal Room Mela: snbllng and u: amndve Heme: Bus to uslna Givemososll W. H. PARK Proprietor. Manillt. Mn 14. W9! â€"53 1w. Q. 8.0:Gndutoof Vicmauuzd Tm vbnlversmu. Mamba- ot College of W and Surgeons. Ontario; lane of Post 0mm Heisman. New York. Olflocâ€"Woodvfllo. (b- urlo. Woodvflle. May 19. $89.44”. U at» o! Unlvmicy of Trinity College Toronto: Member of Conege or Physician M Surgeons. Ontario: lane Physician Beckwood Asylum. Kim Grand Trunk 8 Lindsay Dim-lot. Moe and residence. “Moscow! door was: a! York-an Ofloo MIDI. 9 wlowum..1.80to39.m;snd7to8m Under. April 8. ISMâ€"484", {:3 WM 3mm Prague’oé. “Batman. anon an dgm. m an ury sample rooms. Commercial men conveyed to all no!“ on shortest notice Good stables Mam" gamers. June 12th. 1889.â€"53-ly. U Manama Sthsmonm $7 Surgeon m the Grand Trunk Baum. conductance indent-ct... first door and otundm-ot. Oflmhomrrom 8 to mama nndutozsnmn. and Hanna. from communication. tea .5 5 86.. 35.5 5588 .8 . usmbmowv :0 .O .ZOflMdm .4 ZED 1‘ “my. n. “"0 WW mitotic Duly Hosea. and. 3mm. uoumlLanI-II. mmfiqhmm. R. E. 8. WILSON, late of tho Royal Infirmary. Edinburgh. Scotland. Over ten you-3' experience at succeed!!! practice In his proteeeion. 0600 and residue; corner at Russell and Landau-35., Undo“ Nov. 13. 1890.â€"‘27-1yr. U W.. Toronw. may be obnzulmd 5: tbs Grand (Dental. Paw born. Dec. 3rd. um at me Benson Hence. Undue-y. .hn. 7th. Nov. 9. 1892. U College 1866. 01,330 boars 78 {of 1701.15: noon: 1 to 6 o. m. Telephone oonnecflcl. was". July 163:. 1892 45 hr. J. Nlmns studied the Ga. “aimed Air. under Dr. Canon of Now York, the eta-ginsen- of m for «mum»: tenth, who wri'u Ila. Nmnxns that up to Jul! it: he no give: m an to 177.523 psuer. ts without an accident. Mn. Nnnmns has than this an uninmrmptediy for over 25 3 can to many thousand peach. without minor injury. having tomb extruded. Artificial teeth inward from 810 to 865. for an upper or under ant. Many prisons are wearing teeth undo by M3. Nlluxns to: over so you! without repairs. Persons from a. distance will mouse um! I can: hetero coming. omco cupcake Simpson House. iindnyLAiuimet 206. 1891â€"17. Is the place for first clan donuts. Bantu!!! qud__ud Porcelainicmwne humd. J. NEELANDS. All bunches of dentistry. Madam til. Insulin! and dmble Cxownend 8: age Watt. and the Pme mung System, cumulus anew-ed by Mr. Gross. An upset-amen of good teeth for mom Pure an- m .Vimlued elrforpalnleesexmwon. bee rhea mm teeth ue re urea. Over THIRTY YEARS experience. as ova; Rea-mars 5108!. opposite the Dominion Bonk. Kent at. many. Mo 16:11. 1891: â€"106. TORTHERN HOTEL, KINMOUNT. N_0nuqu.g. 800N.Prom-l_etor- 3m; W DENTIST. LINDSAY. ' ' ONTO a W. H. c3083. 1.0.8. DRN’PTQT. “W331“ .4 ”233.893. LUMAN HOUSE, MINDEN.â€" hm STEWART. unima- syn, KEMle, p. My MEDIQAL R~ SIMP§ON. RHYSIQIAFS. Grsédu- O__YAL youL, MiANILLAr-J. P. PM, PARRISTER, SOLI- Lind-n! Much nszACKSU â€"a.n~ go,“ on». Willing-22w B._B._E. McKENZH-L‘, 14 Bloor-st. R; §UR£§9\V§,__gx-aauaw of mcGill B. DEAN, _B_LR_R_1:~_TER, _SQL_IOI- QWT-.M 1)., _<;. .51., 14.9. P. , Me Do, M. 00’. once 39d W_an L. HERPJMAN 5 3: 58 , '.. DsGRABSI, PHYSICIAN, SUB- 939mm. ITO..Womnnon-I’t..nnlu 1mm 1'0 LO”. fMum-cm wanna: out. b Mata; 3â€") Opbodté Birds: éhiuh: 7111109, I ”In HART, L. D. s., D E IN '1' I 8 '1'." ova- Fairweatlur e Co's. Store. Kent-d. cantons nonzuu Barman. Etc. Physlczgna. Hotels. Den tis try ‘51â€"“. BERTIST.