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â€"~~~â€" â€"‘ --'-a r-v-vwb VI. 5 In." ton-a: nude bolnR done this winter. Ir. Trauma in having a. lot 0: work done via elbow,“ Bud lake. Wm Tate rm tnko out 3 large nick of wood, and It. 8. Smtou. 1! II Mid, will clou- out moods: swamp 06!! one Beehive. Those hflng 8m Ibouid hold Khan. they will b nimble In 3 for yarn. Linduy’o stock (Item 10 reported to be low, and mint. laws: will coo-um I can-Menus quan- ""° “ $13935. w WP“: h s s cm um.“ “It. DIPHTHERIA â€"Smoo Sunday, the 27m Nov" tulrxoeo duo ago. one case of sore throat has been reported. During tint “no tho diphtheria patients mentioned her week hue made good progress, and .n spread 01 :ha dim. There naea‘ no hesitation what-nor about coming “the tiling. With the or up Ion of three m that one under gnu-ammo the “the!!!” filing! buzood on u: ever the pupils of Trinity college school, s boy of 10 years of we named Penler (aon of Ir. Frsncis E. P. Peplor, 0.0.. of Me- Carthy. Pepin: McCarthy. barristers, of Barrie.) was playing on the stsirwsy in the mum when he slipnnd and fell to the landing below, some six tesglighzing upon his feet; from there he tell a shot: dlstance to the floor, striking upon his head. I: {so found 551s: the bgse of the skull was matured. He'is'éétifiié 37:: Va}; 3351:3172 ably, considering the serious mtme at m: hurtâ€"Guide. ,- -v- _ _ 'â€"â€"â€"â€"-~, nuuu‘ mater. The 13th Bio: of the work Is no going up, and it is anything but a warm job. The first of the your will do doubt see both tracks on the vindqct 1_n full use; “â€"44 n, MG. '1'. R. Vanuatuâ€"A large stat? of employees were at work on Sunday on the G. T. B. viaduct, upon a. part of the re- construction that could not be carried on withou: stopping trams. Rapid progress In: made and the work was under the direction at Mr. Robot} Founta!n,_ rand- -- A- "11.. ‘--L A: . v _â€"- --_ n -vâ€" uuu nus-u; slsuuuu Uh Ann P. In con'gntnladng him upon the event or Ms Invlng taken to himself a. wife. ”remnantâ€"Mr. W. H. Fowles has been appointed caretaker of the MtthOdiBt church here. We have every reason to “Have that the trustees or the nhnrch have undo: good choice. as Mr. Ponies January good quality for such a position. We .130 jolnA {1th thy puny friends of Mr. 15 -_ -_, , L051 03 Sm‘rxn.â€"Thoss young men from the lake snore can have their guns by cslling at the poszoffice. It is quite likely they will be the last ones to go on; again on such s mission as tha night: thay loss their shooting irons. when they think affine ms: take th_s_z 1'35 pgygd on them. POWLES’ CORNERSâ€"FENELON. [Waco o! The Post] Fxmsnxnâ€"Mr. H. Even at Camel-an hsn finish“ in» last job 0: thzeahing in this loamy. Mr. E. has done a big saaaon’s wk and had a good “WIdcawa-ke” ma- chine to do it with. Ha 2135 given good ”Station. OPS. [Correspondenceotl'he Post] SCHOOL Knownâ€"Tm follow-712;: is um mango: the pupils or s. s. No. 94 0,5, it! the month of November: Sénzsr 3:133:51 â€"Maud Pogue, Kate McGeacgn, Lam‘s Ben. Junior fourth class-thrafl Rm, Sharldxn Roz, Lime McGeongb, 1:34.]: Ben, Dabonn Shaw. Third claezâ€"Taotga; Home, Luvs Manse, Melvms Corned, Johnny McNavan, Isiah Blnyzock. Sznmr mound classâ€"Bernie McGeongh, Due chee, Arnie Res. J unsor second c1552â€" Brueo McNavm. Mabel Pogue, Vincent rogue. Arnie PORne. Finley Btnylock, Annie Binylock. Senior par: 2â€"Jahnny Guy, Lino Blulock, Jounh Powers, Willie Powers. Fwd Shaw, Ernest Rdd, Junior part 2â€" Georga M5288. N 92119 Paw- mGarme Rea, Barth»: Wfilacv. Junior first classâ€"Percy FORM, Melvlile Wilson, Norman ReddyLKithPow-ars. â€"1 Martha Timmw, 2 Ads Wham, 3 May Dixon and L‘zzE-s DrGasr (eqnsL) Senior ascend classâ€"1 Wmm Barry, 2 Minnie 3066,13 Thea. Sister. Junior ascend class -â€"â€"lHutiet Tlmms, 2 )1le Ram}; 3 Lt-ah Copperwaite. Part second 02353â€"1 Flar- Once Slater, 2 Arshur Farley, 3 2311113 Patterson. Era: class-1 May Timma,2 Bob. Farley. E. BROAD. teacher. EAST MANILLA. Correspondence of The Poet] . SCHOOL REPORT of a. a. No. 10.â€"â€"Eon:r all for month of November, 1892.1?“me classâ€"l Amy White, 2 Wllne White, 3 01133. D Geer. Sen. third c‘asnâ€"l Eda DeGeor, 2 C..r_lcs White. J unim- thirfl cla-s LOCAL. N EWS-u ETTiflfi @112 QEauahian 13:35:. .00: when more convenient payment a. be mate mun. WILBON WI.L- loving disputed 01 T81: CANADIAN m to Messrs. WILSON a: szsoN. all Windowed to me for Printing, navel- m and album-mucus are xeqnastozl to I! up n: In study data. By magements Immunizations tor the now can-on: year: we payable to me, and m be nailed or paid at the Registry NOTICE. 77mm”. July 2. 1:392:13". LINDSAY, FRIDAY, DEC. 16, 1892. Prepared by D12. " .C. Aye:- 2:00. Lowell 31353. Sold by aileggists. Price $1; :11: bot/ales, 85. Sargaparflia only. AYER’S‘ smgpmma can al- ways be depended upon. “t does not m:- It is "Ways. 5‘2 we. in AYER’S Smaparilla, and AYERS perm Blood-purifierLis simply to unite loss of time, money ami health. If you are afllicted mth Scrcfula, Catan‘h, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Eczema, Running Sores, Tumors, qr any other blood disease, be assured .nm ofllnmmamamnaw WNMWN main. .nflu mac on» 53» .158 had mo 3:. Swan on. .243 Hawâ€"0803 “den 08 PEA #033 an.” “muofibfiéoofi on. 3 mafiomsdm wagomfioo guano am? «uufiugmuo 3 3...? «on mm m a "res 0‘ It Pays to Use BOBCA YGEON. Ayers Remedles. PORT HOPE. W; gas: Eva Press Notice. '. N. Mommri‘, teacher. E . “£2.qu 3'2?! "990°? of A --.. W’” news: VOU _.___ . -- v; u.c CA emp'ary life of the deosuod, both as a Christian and a citizen, was prsmhrd by Rev. J. H. Cat} 0! Hamilton. RM. Vicar- General Lgnrent of. Lindsay nbly ”stated the choir. After man the remains were ,b.rno to their final resting plug 1!: the Cahollc cemetery, Emmy. Any stamp: on our psrt to aummurzza the many vir- tue. ad sterling qnalluaa of this ptonn. G d-foulna mun would fol! tar chars of doing him justice. His languid vmuons 1119, W in In In: women:- by the that of "I. all“ to which he no «meat. 1 ly M It, Infinite may non-owing mmmmsawmm- w- e at peace God nan. Tim ho is now wow- and ”hmdflwymtnmnm D0 WNE Y VILLE. [Correspondence oi Tm: P051] OBITUARY.â€"It is with feelings of heart- felt sorrow that we chronicle the death of Mr. Wm. Lehanc, one of our oldest and most respected citizens. Mr. Lehane wee born in the county of Cork, Ireland, on the 4'h Merch, 1507, and departed this life on Friday, 2nd inst, at the advanced age of 85 years and 9 months. He came to Can- ads in 1831 and settled on the north half of lot 9 in the 9th con. of Emily, where he lived till the death of his second wife in August. 1889, after which he resided with his youngest son, William 8., till his death. He married his first wife, Johan- nah Houlihan, in 1837, and after sixteen years of happy wedded life she died leav- ing him a family of eleven small children. His second marriage with Ann Burke in 1854 gave him no children. Six of his children are living, four sons and two éangbtcre, all of whom were by his death- bad. The older of the daughters, Sister Msry I‘hecks. is sssistant mother in Stole- eeph’s convent. Toronto; the younger, Sister Mary Antoinette of the same order, is in St. Cstherlnes. The sons are all married and have families. the total num- ber of grandchildren being twenty two. The oldest eon.Jamee. is in Iowa, US; the second, Dennis, is in Toronto; the third. Michael. is in Peterboro; and Wil- liam E, the youngest, is on a farm adjoin- ing the old homestead. Deoeeeed’s remains were conveyed to St. Luke’s church, Dow- neyviiie, on Monday, 5111 inch, followed by a multitude of sorrowlng friends, the cor- tege reaching from his son’s residence to the church, one mile distant. A solemn requiem high mass wee celebreted by his nephew, Rev. E. P. McEvoy of Hmiiton, assisted by Rev. P. J. Rudkine, rector of St. Peter's cathedral. Peter-bore; Riv. '1‘. Collins of Peter-bore; and Rsv. M. E. Con- nolly, pa! in afloat. A very feeling and eloquent sermon in landntiop of the ex TEACHER ENGAGEDâ€"The trustees have engage. the services of Miss LTzzie Mum as their teach er for the coming year. Miss L‘zzz‘a comes highly recommended. The trustees have indeed maria a good selec- tion. BERSONAL.â€"Mt. James Hsygarth and ‘ daughter Gertie are at present spending a ‘. few days with their many friends in Can- nington. Mr. Clark Staples. teacher at Cobocook, spent Saturday at the parental home. Clark intends givisgup teaching, as he intends taking up the the course or electrical engineering. We wish our young friend Carl: every success in the under- ‘ taki an ...... Mr. George Taylor has return- ed home utter opendimr a month‘s holidays up at Midland City. We understand that George in soon to take to himself a. life ounpsnlen. That’s right, George, and every success to you. [Correspondence 0: Tax POST.) SPECIAL Mzmxxeaâ€"The Rev. EFusee, our present Duster, 15 holding special meetings In this place. I: is to be hoped thus much good may be dons, as Mr.Fusee in an earnest wcrkea. Some have already been brought in, and it Is to be hoped that. others may take warning and flee from the wrath to come. Soxs or SCOTLAND.â€"Ml'. Houser of To:- onto has been here for some tlma past for the purpose of organizing; a camp 0! the Sons of Scotland, which we think will be 9. 51120855- Rxxrzn. â€"Mn Tim Psnkfinhn £55 ‘réia’tied Mr. A!!:ed Thompson's new store, where he Intends carrying on a grocery and feed business. Coxmcr.-Mr. Sandy McPhaCon has the comma: or repairing his brother N en's stare. The latter intends moving from Lindsay in January.....We have been in- formsd that Mr. S. Homer has taken the cant-act at getting: out five thousand ties Niche electrfg rsfiwsfl. Go nbe_ad. Sam. _ ‘ TEMPERANCE.â€"The temperance folks of this place spent a very pleasant evening at the residence of Miss M. Buell. HUNTING.â€"Wa notice that some of. the Toronto Rpm-ts have been the nests or Mr. Thoma Ham: during the past week. Thay have employed the time principally ahcoz- lug rabbits and usher small game. Tom is‘ quite A bar to: major-est. _ _ _ S UN DERLAN D. {Correspondence of Tm: Posr.) REMOVALâ€"Mr. McPhedeu, formerly n met-chant of this place. has moved to the flourishing village of Woodvllle, where he Intends carrying on business the same as usual. We wish him every success. ‘ Cancunâ€"A phonograph concert was given In the Methodist church here last evening by Mr. Laing of Acton. The selections on the program were good and generaily dietincbiy heazd. especially the songs by Messed. Roe and Whyte, and the piece "Bring back my fisher boy,” and the “Laughing Song” by G. W. J ohnaton. Al- together the entertainment was interest- ing and worthy of patronage. Too MUCH Mannaâ€"A young man came to this vicinity from Uxbrldge last spring and engaged to work on a. farm. He was not hers long when he entered into the bonds of matrimony with a young wo- man in this village. Rev. Mr. Burns per- forming the ceremony. It turned out that he had let: a wife and child in the neigh- boring hamlet oi Uxbrldge. Complaint was made on a charge of blgamy before J. F. Cnnnings. J.P., and he was sent down for trial. He choea a summary court and tha result was penitentiary. A warning ‘ to 1.1m tea as; end_feetlve. _ 1111.0me â€"Mr. Fred. Flare, hung removed no Bowmanvule Mr. Wm. Dobscn has cpened a tailoring businets in the pre- mises over Hogg Bros. more, formerly oc- cupied by Mr. Fiurey. Having secured some ext“ good help he is well prepared to do a satmfactorx business. and the act with a new dirk-knits, and there In no doubt but that It was done whxie under a fit of temporary insanity. The deceased had been noticeably descend- ant for some time punmd at late his friends ccnld Observe his melancholia mowing upon him. T PBTERBORO. ‘ Smcmnâ€"l‘he community woe terribly shocked Wedneedey morning when it be- came known the: Mr.J.Doherty, for many years market clerk. had taken his own life by cutting his throat while temporar- uy insane. The tregedy occurred about 3 mm" when Mr. Doherty, who had been troubled with insomnia, rose, dressed him- eeu and went into the woodehed. A few momenteietar, hear-Inga. noise, his wife went out and iound her husband prostrate ogelnet the woodpiie with a terrible gosh in his throat. Father Rudkine and e doc- tor were immediately summoned. but; the unfortunate men was dead Deidre any Der- eon arrived. The dead mm had commit: ‘ dependent. Fowiug week, so that deserving pupnswm have a chenee to Idvmco at the end of the year. The schools have been fumignrd, end 8:01-01:3th wubbed and cleaned. No pupils who have been closely exposed to diphtheris or the “Infectious sore throat." will be admitted to the schools until they produce e. certificate hom their attending physicist: or the medical heath officer to show that it Is sole to admit themâ€"[In- OAK WOOD. [Corresponaence o! Tm: roar-J BALSAM LAKE. As many-people oiten enquire of me about the capabilities or this island tor L grain-growing, knowing that I have been I Interested in that line for severelyesre, and as they are anxious to find some du- eirabie place either for themselves or thezr sons to locate. I am always pleased to give them such information as I have acquired from actual experience and information. In order the more effectually to do this I have from time to time brought home small samples of grain to show the people what the land can produce. The present season. on returning from my autumnal visit, I brought a small quantity of spring wheat and o: two-row ed barley raised on one of my isrms by David Hay. formerly of Vernlsm. I have shown the samples to many of our farmers, and so for every one has said that both samples are better than the general run of grain raised around the Lindsay district, and everyone said they had not seen any wheat to equal the earn- pleI showed them. I know that people are anxious to see for themselvue. and I have for that reason placed s. small but fair sample in Mr. James Keith’s store, where anyone may call and see it any day; and ii any one thinks he has a good sample of wheat I wish he would bring it along and compare it with mica. It is quite possible some may equal it. but up to lhs present I am very doobtinl of it. It, then. the land oi Algorna. and of the Manitoulin in particular, can raise better wheat than the older and worn-out lends, what more j do you want to know about M I dovnot by these remarks wish to mislead anyone, or make them “link the island is anythietr lvke tho beautiiul and fertile township oi Mariposa and some other sections at O..- tarlo that could be named. yet I do henna there are many farms there that will he made ciose competitors as soon as hronzl t under proper tillage. The island as a whole is very much broken by lakes. lira. - szosa flats anguished .4 ,. “acetone ridges butanthuethings, 1! Gibson [Correspondence of Tm: Poer Very recently there have appeared in the Toronto daily papers several letters setting forth the advantages oi Algoma for settlement. While I am satisfied that the immense territory of Aigoma as a whole can verify all that has been claimed for it as an agricultural district, as well as a mineral, fishing and lumbering region, yet I am satisfied that some parts are much more desirable than others. I have tor the past fliteen years visited parts of it once or twice a year. and think I can speak with some degree of certainty re- gardlng the Mmitonlin island, where my ‘ attention has been mostly directed. Dcnbt~ less large tracts on this island are, and always will be, and: tor the plough; but considering that the island is about one hundred miles long and in places about thirty miles wide there are still left ini- mouse tracts of fertile arable land. The soil consists at every variety iroxn sandy to heavy clay, but the general run of the desirable grain land is a clay loam. There is no scarcity of lime or limestone, that most essential element oi all wheatr growing soil. Farming on namtaulm Islandâ€"Some fine samples of Grain â€" Sheep - Busing Profitable. est sympathy for the banned maths: and Istheriess family. On Saturday last, the hearse, with its nodding plumes. toilowod by a procession of mourning friends and the workman of Britain Lodge, who u- sembled to ‘pay their last respccts to a departed brother, bore the remains to lean 3t Point cemetery, there to await the trumpst call. Revs. Greumx and Wilson. pastors of Britain church, cflicl- uted. On the casket was a besutilul floral tribal: Srom tbs Lumilv. [Crowded out last week.) Garmentâ€"This community has again to wear the garb of mourningâ€"and again we are called upon to chronicle the demise of a respected neighbour and friend in the person of Bar 5 amin F. Fey, at the ageof 54 years. Having contracted a heavy cold inflammation of the lungs set in, which racked and enfeebled his constitution so there was not aufllcent stranath to resist the attack, and an illness of six days had the sad termination which it is our mourn- ful duty to chronicle. despite the most careful and skiiul treament, and the most tender attention. Some twenty-two years ago the subject of this memoir was married to Miss Caldwell of Pleasant Point, and resided in this section till the time of hie decease. Having purchased the late Peter Fleury’s estate, also Mr. David Foster's farm of fifty acrer, Mr. Fay has been con- sidered to be a thrifty, energetic farmer. always keeping abreast of the times and taking considerable interestin the raising of good and well bred homes and cattle. Politically deceased was a liberal in the largest sense, and took an active part in those ccntests which he deemed likely to lead to the greatest good to the greatest number. At the time oihis deceaec he was secretary and treasurer of the public school board, which position he held for ‘ several years. He was also appointed one of her majesty’s j usticcs of the peace, ar-d was a member of the A. 0. U. W.. by which society the family receives a beneficiary policy for the sum of $2,000. Upon his many amiable qualities as husband, father, and neighbour we need not dwell. His memory will ever be cherished, and his death deeply deplored by the community as well as by the connregation of which he was a member, and the closer circles of friends andrelatiyes, who is el_the profound; THE DISTRICT OF ALGOMA. 1 NARROW ESCAPEâ€"On Saturday ener- ‘ noon last three Toronto boys, Robert Preston, Archibald Woolen: and John Miles, were out in a canoe ofl the New Fort. and became swamped in A heavy eon. Fortunately Mr. B. W. Woods. a. non of Dr. Woods. noticed the predicament in which the three young men were and with the aid of Martin, one of the New Port, men, set out in a boat to the rescue. After the most lucky efl’erte they saved Wen- lose and lies. and by 5 happy accident. a boetmen coming from the Island was enabled to rescue Preston. TORONTO. A CANAL r03 Mnsxonâ€"At the new legislative buildings Thursday of lost weektheflretdeputstioneuteredthehalls and waited on Hon. 0. F. Fraser, minister ct public works. The gentlemen were from Huntsville. Muskoka, and their names were Dr. J. W. Hart, A. J. Watson, Thor. Goldie. F. W. Ciearweter, H. S. M.“ and R. W. Godolphiu. They told Mr. Fraser that they wanted “bros-quarter mile long canal built between the Lake at Bays and Peninsular lake. The canal would cost but $40,000, would save portaging boats. and would obviate the necessity of floating timber and pulp ions by a most circuitous route. The deputation assured the minis- ter that the province would be repaid tor the construction at the canal by the in- creased dues paid by lumbermen on dem- aged pulp wood and timber, which it would pay to take through the csnslmhile jthe expense of rafting them around the hesdiends would kill any profit which might accrue. The minister promised to genaider the representations oi the deputa- on. Oansxnx O’Comvon's WILLâ€"William Joseph O'Connor, the caremnn, died intes- ‘ tste, and his brothers Henry and Thomas have petitioned for administration. The property is worth about 816,000. and con- sists at $1,500 in household goods, $4.060 stock in trade. $2,500 life insurance, $940 cash, and $7,000 in the good-will oi the hotel at the corner of Simone and Adelside- sts. In order to keep the estate from being afl‘ected by the succession duty, the petitioners have filed a statement ehowiuz that the antenna had debts to the smouut «37,170. _ __ _ __ Providanee unrdn to faithful children“ mammals: pays: 01 a. summarizing com- m y. PLEA SAN T POINT. Agency for the Best Dye Works in Canada, Alabastine and Fancy Glass.'_mw.7¢,vmnhMâ€"~ "I"! CARDS Ind B Wuhsblo WINDOW oom'rs. Now WALL lid CEILING ,APIBI. Sou-30m SEADQ. KOULDINGS Md mnon PLATES. A tow hun- dred toll. of this Senor!- BOOI PAPIRS (on: of up“!!! to do... 33"“! Bum, no Iuoto use the New Heron: 8380186 uouumma u: thM Wood. 81 var. Gold or ma. n lowest. a litgg kid doll, cldw_n dolls, gag (16112. It is quite a while since we said anything about Dolls. We have been selling so many that we thought it not necessary to advertise them. We have them by the hundreds in every description and size from the little negro doll at 5c. to the society lady at $2. Dolls that talk, 350.11.“. that cry, dollsthat aleepLdolls with real hair, dolls with HAMILTON. Ant-ll 20.1895 2 l wee doom-ins for route with nhyeioinue for ‘ enoulyend scurry efiilotion ot the eeelp; they told me it wee eczema. but gave me no perme- nent relief. I wee also troubled with exeeeeive ‘ dendmil'. which would drop trout my hood like 1 new lines. Haring“?! Anti-Dentin! I need it. and iron: the th npnlioetion felt more relieved then for yeen; what but the bottle wee used the eczema end seal eruptions die- npneered and hove not met einoe: dnndrufl' wee thoroughly removed. the itching ot the ecoln stopped. end for an elegant. elem end useful heir-droning And-Dendruahee no equal. â€"36-1. J. 8. annual. Mgr. Hunllton Brunch Kemn. Jones a: Peck. 1 Menufmmrern of Older. Toronto. Lindsay. M 1892.45. FINE: JOB PRiNTlNG Modem necdlcsflntcnIIIâ€"c into main 1545. We do not know of my premium tin: has caught the public hm in no short a mac n Dodd' 5 Kidney yPllla but when we consider an: three-fourths of: c Can-dim people are amictcd with kidney trouble- in some form or other. Ind am Dodd'c Pill. m 3 quick And permmcnt cure for All these trouble».q the 11m and incrcwn dean scarcely bow wcn dared It. Sofddeman bywdwmorbymnilon ce‘gtotpnoa. «.60ch erbcx. Dr.L.A. 5:00. Toronto»- -36- Lind”. NOV. 23, Im- 83. â€"Feeb!e “a capricious appetites m beet regulated by we no at Ayex'e Cethuuo Pule. They do not debflllete by exeeeetve mm. flan; but onus. the etomeeh. um. end bowel. to perform their functions pro 1:. As en utter-dinner am. they no uneq d.-88-1. BARGAINS IN DOLLS. 'of our maxi: young {men would be } IngqpqanQopjecgmns, m not twosome: J an uké a look at (hit when. and bring along your boat ample 1nd place sloug- eXde 1t.-Y_onrn. etc. Mun-mum. But I must not enhrgo. To the right man the Muttoufln. A: well on other out: of Alumna. on‘ars a homo gt very modanu coat. mama o! thobluknd blunt-(ll: Nat-throat. Clover seem: to grow there naturally right among the stones, and you no shun lam crop. Hence pork-main pram-tale. . _ in the more northern parts oi Algom de- void of limo-tone. Sheep do exceeding well. The rock! end eton hnde unann- abie for grain. wiii yield 3 r and more preamble crop of wool end lunbe nun mueheitheunduoonwhichgednis nix- ed. The lumen there no going largely into weep-ruining, iindin it very pron:- nbieâ€"aven with the Me]! :7 duty c! 75 eente on ouch Lamb exnozted. We hope to see the: soon taken cfl‘. Pigs ere eleo reis- ed_e_nd tanned daily and ghcegly. Space In: a tempentuto 0! 2UP below taro. hold no uyThero is no section a! One-tic known to me that can compote or .n lov- onbly with tho mm for tho roiling of stock of unkind; Atthomttimo the wide oil-etche- of labia loads, whore fire ha in home: times phyod hnoo with the timber. now covered more 0: loo- with new growths, afl'ord are“ run: for cattle. with abundun ond vuied herbage. I: is me inthouunotto month fluorine! am: has only hot! tho run at the woods- ond from the riohnou ond variety of food tho boot is propounouj tho_ver_y bgst._ In the boot I. pronouncod the v best. thumped n In; outdooa thq _et mind void of We". The map»: for 01mm tumors to compute mace-dull! In what-growing with my other actions of the world, And it in pretty well nomad now am pro- fitable taming must depend ! upon ,A.,., -L-‘ L-l_~ ~,,_,A, - -.___ We buy them in very lsr'ge quantities and our price is the] A Choice Assortment of New Pictures just arrived at W. A. GOOD WIN ’8 New Store. (Next the Post Office), from which the moat popular Presents for Christmas or New I'ear’s may be selected. VARIETIEB. Is a. specialty at THE POST. The Canadian Post. Miss O’Brien. HUGHAN 8: 00., W. A. (’00de. Hughan Co. Wstomnskor. Donor In true! Goods. (5 mm Pdoii. Give me n can. Ilnteadtomkenspochlty.nd who. will to round Mme. my and Strut. Wood and God. will go slouveggd to my any at the Iowa u: Lowest $33521: 3:11:01)“; :3??? and Colored anfiéi‘t’awéfiztfirujdst' ”00?; February, 159;, the business make ‘93) a good assortment of fine Dress 5 53; be «Imposed or at . um. Spom‘lo Values (on. Black Henflemf'om 4 “ ‘ 906. Come and"‘inspec m. "I A.“ h Elvin: ho ht out Incl WI Choiceszookot unfly Gmunlowruo Inthedolhnlhsvomwdm Store formerly occupied Ladies will find this to be a. rare opportunity, as my stock of III/inery and Trimming Goods, Laces, Ribbons, Feathers, How- am, etc.. is largerand well-chwen. Family Grqceries. Llndnv. NAIF. 28. 1892.-84 wâ€" ‘â€" vâ€"____ . “mu-Bub- wow. u m8 mam, _ 0,732 mm and - A PROMPT SETTLEMENT. ‘ L 7' “ mammal-acumen: On Saturday, the 16th inst, my barn in Emmy was fed. M] . g v blazing shingle from a burning barn on an adjacent farm, (film: 600d Dry HardWOOd my claim for loss on contents was adjusted to my satiSfacti0n,t:;d day, the 25th, Mr. S. Corneil has a cheque for the amoun . way of Uij’rxtW‘ ‘ v V t days.» â€" 1. .\;.. Ohm. . ' tofu} _ frgxyncf‘:2:" u to . in full. It 15 hardly necessary to say that I am highly pleased éth I,” 035’; X. 3:. ,A omen: ma yum NasmnmamN-s'r. .faim :55, of the settlement and thqpromptness offine insurance com h m P“ ‘ *r W! mom. commas. - 1n Paymg my claxm. Farmers wdl promote thexr own interests by 0 en 1 M, w‘ a“ may Ramadanâ€"as trusting their insurance business to Mr. Corneil. ‘ few months my preseht Sm]: * - Lv'v J V' I U." ‘ WW “I.“ " V9102”? '” '{UUVW VVll'qr 'i’ft‘ will be meted until the New Pet Hats, Caps, Underdothzng, flannel .Ja . Year some ”673! fine goods with. couazr attached. W Gloves and. Mitts--~Sto'rey’s best make; SWS' AT COST AID UNDER. 0015“”: Wfis, Neckties, 3‘0- As it is my intention to retire frqm businexs in Lindsay within Livery and Feed 8tab/es Good Comfortable and Stylish Rigs at fimfi 33:}; Reasonable Prices. E. Z. YER] JAS- B. BEGG. um mm on. 3' man. “will”. 9, 192...”. W, fl wu- I “a ' ”wwvuu I r tuned the stack- man, who had 1 ‘5!” lee of a rick, stag; led gently. fimunabe foot-p33 ‘W' ’d forwa- ‘I-t of minim and paddle. , bv.” aid Mr. Ma E o s an ' W o MILLIN RY_ made and afieow fidfi?’ all W‘ Changed Hands. Giving 1111 Business FLOUR AND FEED by W. A. GOGDWIN: mmwomxmmwodw Hour and Feed. Miss O’Brien, s emu-titanium] - R. D. Thexton Hwy 9nd Straw. HAVING PM was R. D. THEXTON. Jaw B 338‘; R. Kennedy. Wood and Coal. kfi 'ifhiP I" “’30" for full Fall and Winter u; now comp”? $15392“ ’23!” “'2“ 2! NM avgd Blackflerg“: 3? M - -ut '1 MEN’S FURNISHINGéE ”066 3308.. manta-aw Clover Seed wanted, for which the HIGEE ”:7 "‘1: PRICE Mll be Paid. hisowxn eas ALSO Lam ’08 m Insurance Company. ho oughbred and Farm Stool: Insured at very Low Rates. Fetch on your Seeds um! :01: your Pm Stock Insured at JAS. KEITH’S,VV1LILA [ulna-7 Jill. m m-I 1"» I?“ ,0. ; . t" . a , ‘1‘ , . r .~’- U riif." - > STREET. Bo _- Bros.â€"Oakwood. BOYS’ CLOTHING. '6 are skewing a full stock ’ , . _ of B s Read - " m mtg? swag from five wag] up. mzfiuf’l _ by _ leadmg Clothing firm. of Town“; ONTARIO MUTUAL LIVE ST" '2 . plunge in im- tzurmxrn M 1m- falling aunt: and again :11 12;" mud thin-i “uh [ASE Wet-kl» >x.,m. «d soddmed. He Cilra‘hi ' -' g teeth, as 1:0 mmiy fur . ”lg light of the “Hare and 12:1 . luck this for a man on t'hristmas u 3 He had spent the gray. gluuzny un lying among the soaked Jurrc by -edgc, with the slew: in im «an. -8te:u1_\' min ‘xinnm; tiu‘u;:_‘:x 13w and the greasy brown C-IJL‘. h» 7' to the flannel “Liszt-01.1 mus. gm.- - pistols. -‘ M to the soul, with no dry than". on had waited fuitlleI)‘ 1:11 .‘tizzn‘c ‘ horse hoofs sphshed the mud mgr bushes, and the nnmiwd ting-‘1'» ; t under the flannel “3.51m“. Ht- wrong we xurze as luc red “"3““ tgust him. to the was}; uf Luv Ind t e jungle of the bridle-runs. when he saw the two servants turn ' "r with holsters before thrx:1,he hack into his Wet nest, a prcy to ' annoyance. James went on towards Shooter'- Hd dripping figure stood in the way “come, shaking a hdplcss fist and . Ill things below the healing sky. -- _e Masters tmmpui acx‘tms the ‘furze-ciad common and flung Lim- ' " ' :v tgap in the hedge of the tur- ' ' He broke into a hmvy run when .. the ‘ ht from the kitchen of the ‘- M ' et” blinking before him. ‘ titted the suck-yard, a smut, ‘ ‘ ' nun, who had been crouchmg 1-5?“ ' 100 of rick, staggered to hm ieet »' gently. ' 'nste foot-pad unhasped the ‘ ‘ - , 1 ,7:.L THE PEOPLE’S FA VORITEfiTORE, LITTLE BRITAI Lima BrltdnJDaoember 2. Imâ€"SI-mw. Two portable Waterous Engin‘ I2 ,h. p.; in working order, fors; cheap. Apply to ENGINES FOR SAT E. Z. YEREX, "many. Ami 1.7 rimâ€"48. 0M. 38th All”. [DIâ€"108. wmummmmdmm Goodnnguunhu an M lath Goods. Millinery. Tweeds, 0w nmmmumumunmm”h thin, 55. 608371-2ij E.- z. 19:91-LG19 Britain, ”ma-“mm FOR Y0 W B. Pogzzeâ€"Lz'ttle Britain. James Eel tn. Xerox-L1 ttle Pfltam‘ JOIM MAI/MY, S. Cornell. mergency, AYER'S ' ‘ is prompt to 3:1:qu $6036 taken or; the first or Bronchim. k Roms ޤ Multan-um I. M- IL “Mi Little Brim rainin as it had rainwl n1 wing lashed the ll'fili‘VC‘! g boughs of the nuke c sleet in the wind. own reasons Mr. George hiding the highway, prczcx' bnluuze in the darkness 3 _. Timid Mr. Mum-s, bitterly, v Greenwich by this Lime, In- two bloody-minded sen ing himâ€"n cowardly, wmw- u'v cred, $5011.16." hMGeorge,” aid the landlord under: roof. " Reproof of Q of h utsin the hue “tuna w o lmlhis own dil- Io mum“; Inch. haw loft for me this night, ._ ”full-nod his guns: shukmfi .“n nevi by the fire vm. ale. if! wing and you '7ch): a: Go. HNIIENT la most exmnem to: tubal. condo. some. can. in ma: or J” wonderful cure for rheumat- an hundred and se\ enty past nine o clock. am h!“ J' 93""? Ca. L an. RC. Box 482, nomsu‘ Emma: 330519 Y. FRIDAY. DEC.16 ~32. mi. mini-in the'only has um dsy, and he hub had I” bone with it. this hour ’35”? this bricked FEW?” the 5 act. sure to cure Ernie: for Horses 3 Battle preparatic: physi cums does not: ntc “”15 to be 2.110 {YER’S ry Pect‘oral. - 'End induces :‘ws, coughs, 1' mania, and early stages i! wowed ksch .1 \ ‘. and thc mgr-A V uninmgmm will remove all alzna a! {ova-and consequently ”vent nny aleeaoe mt mny be kolnk mom akin: I firm hold on dual: consuturlon; will be found uflnimly em to any Candl- uon Powder now med, a It loosen: the hide. ought-1' an animal to can. annals also III annuals exadicstor of Boas uni Worms. 1 get $316 everywhere. foot-pad unhuped the forwud to stand with {nu-ad Billet." in on. ”Bronchixis of these cor. "mcx's Bmsrzn {or gum. rhubonea. ' 'fiICK's ODITMENT m auu. act-whee: mans and 8 was- and Wm: M icl enu: 8k! M “'1‘. flu