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[money we are >wd to nda. GEN- a: Clear- Iats, were 65c. sale Man- L' OTE eeds. le Carpet, sale price livery mm] and are with expect a. :s to sell 5:115 for $l.50, ro- 1.00, sale is, I ere 13, were orth 40c. 11111 Muslin, Muslin, were W. :ed, field :ry Of clearing mean Shades. ore '. It in SELLING OUT 0 O S T Worth of Boots Shoes still to go at INVOICE PRICES, bought before the recent great advance in leather. Don’t miss this opportunity. Every pair must be sold. Ih this line we offer bar- gains for every one. Just ;A__-.. ~- thle of BOY’S Straw Hats that were 75c. go- ing at 250. Men’s Hats that were $2.50 oing for $1.00. This stoc has to go regardless of cost. Now is the time for straw hats of every d escription AT COST. This stock is fully .kept up in all leading lines at CLOSE PRICES. A few real bargams still left. No room to quote prices. T1115“ stock must Crockery Glasswarg 22 11m hast gran. sugar, $1.00 28 111:. £062 bright yellaw 1.00 6 1113. raisins - 25 The sale will continue as long as the goods last. TERMS, CASH M BPHEESW COMPA NY. ARRIVAL 8r. CLOSURE 0F MAILS From Punt-borough. .‘lillbrook, Port Hope Cobourz. Rent-ville and all points cast. ‘9. south. ..........9.Uu a.m' From Toronto. l'xâ€" brhlge. Lime and all points nor land west} From Peterborough and Portflope. . 6.13 p.m. From Toronto.0rll|ia ll’xhridge. Lindsay all points north and o =-- v‘ m was} $500.00 12th July t‘elebraton In Millbrook. Emily District Goes to that tnwn. 10,000 people expected. 01d newspapers for sale a A promgation seems now as badly needed as a few ir Wm. Xena”! able to Le about week’s illness. Go to Higinbotham‘s. when in Lindsay, I'ur pure drugs. Try the Insect Powder for Ani- mals. A can solicited.â€"‘.’7-lx. Wm. Seiluxe are pleased to m tice, is able to Le about. again after a couple of A new wire fence has been put around the Presbyterian cemetery which adds much to its appearance. Dr. Thompson has been appointed is- suer of Marriage Licenses for the County of Victoria. pro tem.â€"i-3m. S GROCERI THE OMEMEE MIRROR. ”MEMEE. THURSDAY. JULY 11. There IS a Jiflerence between resign- and being resigned, and the Liberal ing possibly failed to no- newspa; ers have tice IL to par‘c-l-ni'se‘iftrom. F. E. natcn n. w... in Omemec. from whom ohlnging manager all information can be obtained.â€"-27 ti Mr. Henry M. Stanley says the world’s just now is a railway greatest need from we Mediterranean through Africa, to the Cape. I: you want. the best IA-hlgh coal cheap you ‘e Co. are the men should not forget that Guy ' h v w Hatch is. their .__A.. The discovery is reported of an exten- against the life of the Czar,nnd sire plot licity in the con- Dr. Neelands, Dentlst, Lindsay, extracts s are Inserted teeth freewhen artificial one H dermic Needle by the use of either the {pa Etheal chlorvde or Gas V tauzed Alr.27â€"6m. Fire has destroyed two hundred and thirty houses in the town of Sambrew. Poland. Two thousand persons are ren- dered homeiess by the conflagration. Bear in mind that T. E. Jennings, or the Omemee House, is a licensed aucp tioncer and will attend to any sales entrustrd to him, he guarantees satin. faction. 30-1 An exciting game 0! base ball will take place between the Omemee Bea€ers and the Park Nine, of Peter- boro, at. the Methodist S. S. pic-uic on 'Ihnniiay, Juiy 16w. ARRIVAL- "h“ --- _, v . Inns north and ......" 8.3mm. .11. 5a."). nc U'f‘la lfl "-9. 1. V 0109!, that. (in) .e .5 o. are the man it. from. F. E. Match is. their muger in Omemec. fromf whom ion can be obtained.â€"-27u )d that T. E. Jennings, of House, is a licensed auep will attend to any sales him, he guarantees satis. o . To Toronto. Ux- ‘ bridge. Lindsay and ‘ all points north and ‘west..........5.l:;p.m. ' To Pcterboruugh. \ ‘ Millbrnok, Port. Hope t (fobourg'. Bvllevillr. I and all paints north . . and west..... ...7.5:3n.m. LRCONIC (‘ L05~ U R E. To 'l'urontn, OriIHa. I’xbridge. Lindsay .e all points north and west ........ . $.20 nan To Peter-horn. East P’t HOpm Peterhoru’ (Iabnurg. Belleville, and all points south and east. . ...lo.45n.m. sale at. this office. 5 now to be quite few inches of ram. (my ¢Co.h_ave on hand a large quantity ofonul which they are selling cheap. Apply to F. E. Hatch. Omemec. 27H. A communication from Reaboro is unavoidably laid over unul next week. Putin asnpplynt‘coal while H mm be had n_t- a gram, rcductinn in price from Guy tk (30., through their manager, 1‘; E:- Hutch. Omerhee. A. Laidley, our popular shoe manu- facturer, is making decided improve- ments in his shop on Main St.,aud it is completed, his work room will compare favorably with those of larger tow n3. Found on Mary-st, Omemee, this week, npocket book,containing a rim: and asmull amount of money. Owner can have same by calling at this oflice and paying for this advertisement. -31 When you are going to get married, don’t forget. to procure vonr marriage license. C. Unghan in Lindsav \\ in Issue one for vou for $2. 00. Be sure and proâ€" cure it in ample time, so as to avoid no delay. â€"46-tf. Win. Elliott. harnessmaker. has hung out his shingle at. the store east of Will- don’s flour and feed store. This was the mily vacant store in the Village, and “e are pleased to see it occupied. Mr. Elliott is a. first-class workmanmnd “ill no doubt meet. With success. Robert Ford, :1. respected resident in Emily Township, and :1 member of that cmm- il, recently suffered a severe loss by having sheep killed by dogs. We have not heard the details of dam- age done, but as the first instalment, he delivered seven sheep skins at the tannery on last Tuesday, with likely more to follow. This village and the immediate sur- rounding locn‘ity has suffered more for the want of rain than any other part of the county. We have only been favored with one good shower since the seed was sown. As :1 result, late oats, barley, etc., are very sh »rt and in some cases the former will scarcely be worth sav- ing. The pen. crop is also very light. and the continuous drought is causing; it to ripen too fast, hence the crop in many places is scarcely worth harves- ltis onr painful duty to enronme luu death 01 another old resident, Mr. John Nelson, who di‘ed at his residence hist Sinnluyinorning,atthe ripe old age Of‘ 86 years. 1116 deceaScd lxas been in‘ poor health which confined him to the lmmehrakwyemmhmwehmdwfli was not unexpected at any time. Mr. Nelson, formerly lived in the township Blanvers, but about twenty years ago sold a. fine farm property and he and his esteemed wife came to reside in the vinage and have been here ever Since that uxne. 'Iheir clnldren are doing forthemselves,:md are in good circnm. stances. There nereanumher ot rel- lutives froni a distance present at the funenuobsmpnesonlastTuesday,wlnch were conducted by Rev. McCann and theinterment was in the Emily ceme- tery. The dxfl‘erevce went deeper. '1 he di- vergence was complete. The daughter when grown denounced and abandoned her mother and broke her heart. Where- upon the author says: There is no more silly and persistent error than the belief ofparents that they can influence to any appreciable extent the moral ideas and nnpulses of their children. _'1‘l{ese things have their ,_ _.A.,_ . A Ln" UllllUluu. ...... _, 7 U Springs In the bases of character ; lhcv are the flowers of xmlivulaahty; and at .J -PAn- JV..- -- _, to show that in many cases the old adages are not true. How far can chil- dren really be moulded ? The June" issue of Night and Day is prefaced by a statement “ From the Ab; sent Editor,” from which it, appears that owing to ill-health Dr. Barnardo has had for a while to leave his work to the care of others. He earnestly asks friends “ not to permit his great family of Wait Children to starve during his absence”; an appeal which the Com- mittee endorse. The magazine bears abundant testimony to the urgent claims " ,, L‘ A- Lannunlnnf aDuuuu-u hhqv-I--V.-., __ of the Homes upon the benevolent. Nearly five thousand rescued boys and girls are under Institutional care, and the daily calls upon the funds for the support of such an army may be imag- 2“,: “mm. It nnnears that it. is during 5|] Ulu v: quâ€"- .V, - v ingdp, while it appears that it is during the summer that the income of the Homes falls to its lowest ebb. The Sec- ond Emigration Party for the year of trained boys and 1448 will he sent to Canada, if funds permit. on Thursda , 27th inst. It is claimed that nearly $9 per cent. of the 7,5000 children already emigrated have turned out well. Among the announcemex‘its is that “ Founder’s ,, A _.-_.. Atol‘n “nmna tile alllluuuv ......... , Day ” at the headquarters of the Homes, 18 to 26, Stopney Causeway, on 4th July, which is Dr. Barnardo’s Jubilee birth- day. A Street Collection over as wide an area as posdble is to be held for the Homes on Saturday, 29th June. The usual complement of. illustrated case- histories, and a. pathetic page entitled “ Somebody’s Bairns,” will appeal to all lovers of destitute children. The other contents include a. highly interesting article by the Editor, which tells the story of how his Girls’ Village Home at Ilford was established. ‘ awful duty to chroniclech 1',- -1 CHURCH PARADE. The Orangemen Turn Out In Large Numbers _.â€"â€" AND ATTEND DIVINE SERVICE. _â€"_â€" The Special Sermons Preached for the Occasion by the Different Ministers Were Listened to by Large Congregations and High- ly Appreciated. The Orangemen attended divine ser- vice last Sabbath. Although the day was extremely warm, there was a. large representation of the local lodges form- ed in procession, and marched to' the Presbyterian Church at 3 p. m., where they listened to an impressive sermon by Rev. J. U. Tanner. In the evening, the numbers were in. creased by large delegations from the country and several lodges marched to the Methodist Church, where the ser- 1 vices were conducted by Rev. Newton . Hill, who delivered a very interesting sermon. Mr. Hill also preached to the ()rangemen at Lebanon in the after- noon. '1 he Church at each place was crowded, many not being able to gain an entrance. The Rev. Wilson McCann preached to the Orangemen at St. John’s Church, Emily, on Sunday. and was listened to with marked attention. Rev. John Hurbutt preached earnest- ly and eloquently tn :1 very large con- gregation at. Bethel. The Urangemen of that dxstrict turned out in rcguliu. The Rev. C. M. Cnrew preached a. Special sermon to the Orangemen at. Reuboro BApliSt church, on Sunday morning. The above edifice was crowd- ed to the doors and all were delighted with the remarks of the speaker. Durin-r the evening the members in regali... did not linuer about the street. corners, but repaired to their respectixe homes at an early hour. Council met, Present, Reeve Wm. Switzer, Deputy Reeve, '1‘. II. MczQuude, Councillors Aslnnore, Route and Ford. The minutes of last. council were read and confirmed. ‘ -- "~ - y 1 “Du Lu”. ..... On motion of Mr. McQuade, seconded by Mr. Ford, that Ellen Mnlcahey get an order on the treasurer for five dollars, for keeping David Mulcahey, an indi- gent person. Also Mrs. Robinson for tour dollars for keeping Jane Coulter, an indigent per50n, being payment to 2nd inst. And that Bridget L‘onneil get an order on the treasurer for two dollars and titty cents for an indigent person. â€" Carried. On motion of Mr. Aslimore, seconded by Mr. Boate, that the following ord- ers be paid, namely: William Callag- han, for repairing culvert on west quarter line, two dollars; William Ma- gahey, for repairing culvert between t 1e 12th and 13th concessions, and one stone hammer, two dollars; Robert English, for repairs, three dollarsâ€"(Jar- ried. --- ‘ . , 71_1 L“ l IV\|0 UH motion of Mchade, seconded by Ford, that Willihm J. Jones get an order on the treasurer for twenty-live dollars for work on the boundary be- tween Emily and Cavan, being Emily’s portion.- Carried. That Richard l’oast get an order on the treasurer for four dollars, for building a guard railing on Davidson’s Hill on the boundary of Emily and Cavan, being Emily’s share. 'l‘hat James Blackwell get an order on the treasurer for seven dollars and fifty cents for work on the east boundary. That William Best get an order on the treasurer Ior ten dollars for work on the east boundary. That G. Griffin get an order on the treasurer for three dollars seventy-two cents, for gravel. That G. Brown get an order on the treasurer for six dollars for work on the boundary. That Charles Shaw get an order on the treasurer for five dollars for work on the 3rd concessioni-‘Carried. ,‘_‘l.. |nl. oru UUIIUUuU-v-o- y..._V On motion 0£Boate, éécLiicled by Ash- more, that the following bills be paid, namely : David'l‘raviss for work on the east. boundary . . . . ..... . . . . -$ 7 ()0 Patrick F luliorty for work on the east boundary. .................... 9 00 David Fowler for gravel ............ S 22 Matthew Wilson for work on the - O (\n â€"Car ried. On motion of Mchade, seconded by Ford, that John Muitlund get an order on the treasurer for ten dollars for work on the sixth concession. That William Herlihey get an order on the treasurer' for eight dollars for building culvert on Middle Road. That Dennis Donohue gel. an order on the treasurer for eight dollars for work on tl e west 100p line. That Charles Ccrneil get an order on the treasurer for eight dollars for work on the west boundary. ”flint Joseph H. Lowe get an order on the treasurer for eight dollars for work on the south boundary. That Charles Mills get an order on the treasurer for twenty dollars and twenty-five cents for work on the 4th concession, also eleven dollars and -,,-__-. mum. ‘nu bunvyuu-v.., w...- i, seventy-six cents for gravel. That Thomas Stephenson get an order on the treasurerfor eleven dollars and twenty cents for gravel.-â€"Carried. On motion of Route, seconded by Ford, that by-law No. 26(5, for the pur- pose oflevying and collecting the sum of five thousand six hundred and sixty nine dollars of all ramble property in the township of Emily for the year l895 l. .I Alliâ€"J EMU lav" nun-r v- _,-,, be now read the first;~ éécond And third times, signed, sealed and engrossed.â€"â€" Curried. -u- 1‘ I, _____AJ-'I ‘... V‘u I Iv“- On motion of McQuade, seconded by Ford, that the-petition of Robt. Barman and twenty-six other ratepayers to this council. asking that no dug tux be leV'ed in their municipality during the current year be entertained and the clerk be, and is hereby instructed not to levy any dog tax on the collector’s roll for this municipality ior the current year and that the porporante seal be at- v v". F..- _ iached to this? resolutfon for the purpose of giving same the efi'ccc of u lay-law.â€" Carried. ‘ â€"-- â€" - s 1 I,,_ vun- Iv“- On motion of McQuade, seconded by Ford that tlns council do now adjourn until the fifth day of August nextâ€"Car- nod. Gnu-mus, TUESDAY Jum- 2x1), 1895 TOWNSHIP COUNCIL. f1 $109 21 10 44 11 00 20 00 300 264 500 Special to the Mirror. DEAR Sunâ€"No doubt W. S. will be- lieve I have ceased corrgspondinm Well I may say I consider thxs my last for certain reasons which I shqll name hereafter. As I did not recen-e your paper last week I was compelled to wait till it. was too late to have my letter inserted in your Ins}: isgpe. .- ..‘.. ._..L1:,. 111561 th an Juu. l vvvvvvvvv W. S. has given the Canadian public a. very graphic description of English schools, particularly those onorkshire, and does not paint them in very hril- liant colors. He has however, given them ample justice and is entirely out of harmony with the system. He states that the Yorkshire schools were noteworthy for flogging, but that the boys did not receive one half what they required to prepare them for future life. Iwill agree with him on that point, and go still further and say [know one who did not receive one quarter what he merited, for he is still ...l.n frunnnnt‘v 30 50 Lilla! 561 u “nu .u. ".v. ..,, a very rude little boy who frequently writes in the Omemec Mumon. I do not consider it necessary to write again, because W. S. has not ad- 'anced a. single idea in opposition to our schools in his last letter, but rather has so completely coincided with the arguments contained in my previous letter, as to place him in the position of one defeated, and he cannot after such a , complete coincidence take up arms to light again. I give him credit for his action and respect him because he has been sensible enough to see his mistake and willing to acknowledge it, as he has done in his last letter, That‘s right \V. S. plead for mercy at the education bar in Toronto, for the em you have committed in writing that corrupt letter, a short time ago, and I’m quite conti- dcnt llon. G. W. Ross will grant the ahsolution. I do not write this entirely as a public letter, but rather as a private ‘ epistle to W. S. giving him my reSpect ‘ and host wishes since he has come out and openly declared his mistake and wronglul actions, but I must criticise his composition. A. . 1- ,.-L ‘.AI'A lunt‘ as 111: \quu “walnut-u First he states that I must have had Chesterfield as a pocket companion, and again that I surely read Nicholas Nickehw. I must confess I have never read rither works, but I would strongly advise \V‘. S. to procure a copy of the former immediately, even though he be obliged to borrow it, if it has such a tendency to elevate men to be looked upon as gentlemen. It is particularly ‘ adapted to his case, and I advise him by all means to procure one, for therein he will find the first principles of a gentleman. He has also recourse to flattery and very kindly informs me that my letter was greatly appreciated by the interested ‘buhlie. This is no doubt intended to convert me, now a thorn in his side, into a beautiful and fragrant rose. Beware of the llatterer for while he yet pretends to be thy friend in such a m oment as as \‘e think not, he will strike thee to the heart with his liery darts poisoned with deceit. , If he wishes to know how 1‘ View that part ofhis Composition he had better read -Esop’s Fables, in one of our pub- lic salmol text books, dwelling pa'ti- cularly upon that one about the boy and the wolfe. Study the moral, fit. it to yourselt and then improve by it. He intimates that smart men are in demand in the States, and ifat'anadian nr this: shim!) is found near the borders, AU. llvc \V. S. has copied part ofmy last letter, and states 1 would have made quite a figue, in literature had 1 been under the supervision of an English teacher. You will remember,1 no doubt, that I said he would have gained distinction in oratory had he received a public school training here in Canada. I must say you have a ' rreat amount of presumption. W. 8., to Come out before :1 Wise people and make such an absurd statenien. Do you think for one moment that the Canadian public have any desire to attend Eng- lish schools? Why no, the smallest child in the schools would not venture within their walls, since they see what a wretched failure you have proved. Oh no, the Canadian public are not blind, but readily perceive that. you are nothing more than an imperitnent . ignoramus. -' AL __I_..~ lgllul uluuu. ‘I am sure we are all very much pleas- ed to see you make such an open con- fession, and now would advise vou to seek some place of seclusion, and there swanlike sing and die, for your literary werks are of no vital importance, and must of necessity sink into oblivion. .I...-‘- “n ICIUJU \II vvvvvvvvv J __,,_, , . Pardon me Mr. Editor for taking up so muc_lx space 111 your valuable paper. I remain. John Kincaid, buy er for '1‘.Brigbt- man 1L 00., dealers 1n Hides, l’elts, Skins and Wool. Highest price paid in cash. 1’9terboro’,00t.,near market. â€" 2-6 3!; EDUCATION- Yours truly YOUNG CANADA. D. Cain and E. [1 ayes, of Bobcaygeon. visited D. H. Dick last week. .The Misses Switzer. of Brock, are vis- mng their friends In Emily. '1‘. II. McQuade, Den-Reeve, 0: Emily, was in Lmdsay on Saturday. Jeff. Widdis, teacher, has returned home {or the holidays. James Edward, of Montreal, was in town this week visiting {riepds. Miss Jackson, of Lindsay, is visiting her cousin, Miss Maggie Bennett. Miss Lang, of Bomanville. is the guest of the Misses Stephenson in town. Dr. Thompson made his Lindsay friends a flying visit on Saturday. Miss Ethel Norris was in Peterboro visiting her friends a. short time last w (-c k . Henry Feir, who has been teaching at Fenelon Falls, is home {or the holiday seasun. Th e Misses Tennie and Maggie Evans were in Lindsay on Saturday visiting friends. Mrs. ’l‘isdale and fan-ilv, of Uxbridge, are visiting relalh'cs in town. Rev. Mr. Tully, will occupy the pnlpi? of the Presbyterian Church at the usu a‘ hour next Sabbath. Miqs Florence Elliott. who has been teaching at Boskung, is home for the holidays. Rev. C. M. Carew arrived lmme from Rochester on Saturday. 116 speaks well of the Flower City. ; '1‘. McGrattan, of Uxbridge, agent for the Gurney Furnace Co., of Toronto, made a visit. to Omemee on Saturday. Mr and Mrs. S. Kell}, of West P lmnborouuh are viss‘xting at the home of \lr. and Mrs. 0. Cr. Williamson in town. Mrs. (Du) Chas. E. Cochrane, and children. who were visiting: their (301- borne friends for a. short time, returned home last week. Miss Jennie Down, who lzas been at- tending the high school here the past term, returned to her home in Bobcay- goon, on Saturday. W. F. Kemey, who spent a couple of years attending the High School here but now of Toronto, made a. flying visit to town on Monday. Jas. A. Norris and Dr. A. A. Beatty, of the Queen City, are visiting their friends in town. They are the guesis of Mrs. Grace Norris. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nugent were visitors in Millbrook on Sunday and Monday. 'l‘hev were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Nugent. Mr. and Mrs. Jas.Juhnston and Miss Annie Johnston, of Rat Portage, are visiting at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Johnston, Sturgeon street. Rev. J. 1". Tanner left Monday morn- ing to attend the convention of the Y. P. S. C. 1‘). in Boston, where it is ex- pected fifty thousand people will be in attendance. The MIRROR will give an extended reportof the convention in a future issue. J'Iditor Mirror .- Sunâ€"It is with lively pleasure that I acknowledge the receipt of $6.00 from the Rev. Wilson McCann. contributed by the congregations of Christ Church, Omemec. and St, John’s, Emily, in re- sponse to an appeal made the previous Sunday,in behalf of the Irish Society, for the promotion ofthe religious edumo tion and scriptural instruction of the Irish-SpeakingpOpnlation of the Green Isle, kindly through the medium oftheir own language. As I have an offer of S for $ of ()memee contributions this year, the present oli‘ering is really $12.00. the largest contribution received from Omemee since the decease of the Rev. Dr. Smithett. On behalf of the Society, I thank Mr. {\lchnn for his appeal, and the congregations named for the re- Sponse they have made thereto. a u n AUCTION SALE OF YALUILBLE FARM PROPERTY IN (RI-IE TOWNSHIP OF OPS Wednesday, Aug. 14th, 1895, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon,nt BRADBURN’S HOTEL, â€"â€"I.\' THEâ€"â€" by virtue of powers of sale contained in a. certain mortgage winch “-111 be pro- duced at the Sale, the following pro- duoed l erty : l The West half of lot one in the 10th concession of the Township of Ops, in the County of Victoria, containing ’100 acres more or loss, save and except 10 acres extending from the South bound- ary Northward half way across the said lot one in a line parallel to the Western boundary of that portion of said lot late- ly in possession of James l’ogue and wife. The following improvements are said to be on the premises : ,L 1 n.-_-A.. .. lU UV vu any l""'". V. , , Allrcleared havmg erected thereon a' lo" dwelling, and two 10;; barns. There a 18 a good orchard on the property. TERMS .--10 percent. of the purchase nmney to be paid down on the dav of sale. For balance terms will be made' known at the sale. ‘ For further particulars apply to JONES, MACKENZIE LEONARD, Sol citors, Tc ronto Street, ToromO. Or to G. A. BALFOUR, Omemee, Ont. 31-5t II YOU \V ANT A ( ()OD I’IIOTCGRAI II - 00 10 ------ GARLESS Photo Studlo There will be oll‘cred for sale on KI *1 MILLBROOK. \Ve guarafitee satisfaction and defy competmon. Our work can- not be beat. WCaâ€"tlvl it the gallery and inspect our work, and while in the studio take a look at the County of Victoria. : Pretty New Styles : of cards. 'Don’t forget the place, opposite the Dominion Hotel, Mill- brook. F. J. CARLESS, Village of Omemee, [NG STREET. PERSONAL. The Irish Society. II“! THE prxomoannrnaa. THE cm PLANENEEWLLS ‘7 Also Paris Green, Best Machine Oll at 28c. gal" American Coal 25c., Wall Paper. Try Mulligan’s Mixture for Cow Flies, 150. a. bottle. keeps flies off animals and is harmless Best fresh Sweede Turnip Seeds 15c., Millet and \‘etcl'ies. Great reduc- tion in price ofJewelry and Watches. Higinbotlium’s White Pine Balsam 15¢. a. bottle. Castor Oil 10c. 11). Spirits ’l‘upentine 65c. gal. Axle Grenseé for- 25¢. _- 7___‘_,_‘ DOLE IE. Luau): uu IVV Iv. "w 7 , A Lazarus Spectacles, 100. per pair. I HAVE IN STOCK this week a full line of Extra Value in} u Teas from 25c. up. To hand this week a consignment of the‘ {l celebrated Indian Moonsoon and Hurma Teas, in packages, at! 1] 30c. 40 and 50c. per lb. My stock of General Groceries is complete with everything __ fresh and good, and at prices to suit the times. , A___- A ““93“? A T "“7 3:5! 3 TERMS CASH. suosmd amlsuo 3‘” sploq 01‘“ .133 no( on. 01 'palgudax .(nnnuxs 91311291 qsu -8u3 Axau apmu snoop pun saqomA\ p10 If you have time come in and have your mepiecc put in first-class order by Hotson, 0 Scientific \Vatchmaker, late of Toronto; The People’s Grocery, . . New Post Office Block, Omemee, Ontario, KEN Open at all hours for business after this date. ___â€"â€" - -I-~ A ‘7 CHIEF OFFICES : The Central Canada Loan and Savings 00. D I R E C '1‘ O R S 3 President. GEORGE A. FOX, ESQ.V Toronto. Vice-President : J. 1:. DUNDAS, Esq., (of Messrs. 1). Gun“, Flnvello .t ('(m, Toronto “ RICHARD HALL. £50.. (of Messrs. “all, (iih-hrxst .1: (‘0). I‘vtorlmruugh. Robert Jafl'my, Esq" (Director lmporiui Bank), Toronto: Edmund S. Vindcn. ]~‘..-q.. Port Hope: l-‘. C. Taylor. Esq" Lindsay: D. W. Bumble. 1-2541" mun-1st”. 1-10.). l't-tcrlmruugll ; Henry J. 10 Fevre, limp. Lukeflcld; \Vm.Cluxton, limb, l’ctcrborough; James Stevenson, Esq.. .\ . l’., Pcterborough. Manager, 1“. G. Cox; Secretary, E. R. Wood ; Inspector, A. A. Cox. anm'rnus: Messrs. Dumble Johnston, Peterborough; Messrs. ludgar 6.; Manager, 1’. G. Cox; Secretary, 1‘). 1{. n oou ; Inspccun, .1. Sox‘xcrroxw: Messrs. Dumbie Johnston, l‘eterborough; 3 M alone, Toronto. BANKERS xx CAXADA : The Canadian Bank of Commerce r-Eoronto. The Ontario Bank. BASKERS IN GREAT BRITAIN : British Linen Company Bank Bank of Scotland, London. Cumr Amman xx GREAT Bm’mm: Messrs. Finlayson Ar West. George Street, Glasgow. Armrons: Wm. Manson, Esq, Manager Canadian Bank of ( borough. Henry M. I’ellatt, Esq., Member Toronto Stock Exch; Lo AN 5 : ‘ Money is obtainable from the (,‘ompany on approved 1 current rates of interest. The mortgage may be repaid by monthly or yearly ins as may be agreed upon, the Interest ceasing at. once on all count of the sum borrowed. l’atronize a. Home Loan Company and save expense : you can depend on being treated on me most liberal term factory experience of unabated progress. For further info * 'SHDIHd lNHlSISN-OO .LSEIAAO'I nigguqc Km 0: Sn sxoqqfigau max 0} nos .1319: I 3913.40 2103mm HEIKEIKO 'HHXYWHDHM (1M HE'I'IHMHI‘ ‘NIOSCLOH‘ it): 2 can rams :3: mm. M3. Warm: casta- 5a ffififllfil The My safe 3:? 5:; £9 @222 a 03:53:51; Poisun FQR @QLE BY . J. M U L L I GAN. _ If other \Vatchmnkers have failed to give you nsfuction. you can get. it from Hotson, who hold: very best recommendat one from res; onsible per i'IVIlNEISSEI SI FINLL (ON 81 EINIL LLON SUV.“ FINN. (Lllu hvvu, “u“ .. l'lI‘EAS AND 'CICFFEES A SPECIALTY. W . Bradburn. Cocoa \Vine - 75c. Fowler’s Ext. Strawberry 2 5c Hires Root Beer - 20c. Lactated Food - 20c. Nestles’ Milk Food, 40c. Spirits Turpentine, 50c. gal. Turnip Secd, Swede 12c. At Higinbotham’s Dru 5.; Store, LIN DSAY. ' UUH PRICES at the Peterborough b5NELL, : PROPRIETOR. J EVIULLIGAN, Druggist, Omemee. ‘ n-‘-v .â€"_._â€"__ , , 26 King Stf‘E’ast, Torofito, 437 Gehrge Street Peterborough. THE DICKSON RACE, ONTARIO, LIMITED. x DHEWGPS 3111 1nd aoagdawgl rly instalments, or otherwise, by monthly or yea on all amounts paid an ac- :st ceasing at once mny and save expense and delay, and where on the most liberal terms, aftgr 11 years satis- 'oaress. For further information appiy to oifice- D. THORNTON, Omemee. Tht‘ Redmond Homestrfld, mr. Church and Sturgmn $18.. ()mcmee. l-‘or terms, 4-10., 11pm to \V. J. Redmond, J13, 277 Abbey Ht. Cleve and. Oklaâ€"Hut For Twenty Five Years T'HECEQK§B§§1 FRIEND approved Real Esta“: Security at I1133:7535? SAEE IN CANADA. For Sale Cheap. Bank, Glasgow. The Auld, Writers, 213 k of Commerce, Peter- Exchange, Toronto. The Bank of