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. Artistic » Job Work " Give ‘ The Mirror " Oflice \, A call. Work Guaranteed Prices ’ H Aslow All" “mum for Painless Extractions _ 0mg: : It Mum. King street. Omamee. For Neat Albums Ioc.,regular 25c.; China Cups and Saucers, 9c., regular 20c. Clocks 90c., regular $125; Dolls Ic., 2c , 3c., 5c., 10c., 23c., 49c. up; Pocket Books from so. up; Mouth Organs, in every key, from 5c. up; Violins from $1.75; Ban- jos, Mandolins, c. Hughan 8: Co. Headquarters for Xmasand \Ved- ding Presents. . w-‘_.â€"u, Eelluloid Albums,1cwet Cases. etc. Our dis- play of Tors and oils is simpiy fairy land for the Mn cones. Bring them along and. let. them see. Nvte a. few orour prices: 61,0st w villi Visfi 011" Store every day during the next three weeks. You will be wise to come early and make vour selections before the great rush of the last week. For Special Bar- gains examine our_ _Gold Watches, .1: -11.. I I f » . Flve Mmutes $932511; *5 Hughan Co., at 52 Kent St., Lindsay, to show you the best se- lection of Novelties for Xmas. Pre- sents ever shown in Lmdsay. ;' Good, reliable men can find permanent em- ployment for Maple Grove Nurseries of Waterloo, N. Y. Good SALARY and expenses paid weekly. Liberal inducements to be- ginners. Outfit free. Previous experi- ence not re nix-ed. Established over 20years. Al goods first-class. Write at once for terms. Address, J. W. HACKAY, Gen. Manager, St. Thomas, (I. A. V _ , .n. , v. ..- vv 5‘ vvu ru Luv preservation or the natural teeth by the most improved methods ormling. Artificial teeth inserted by the most approved system. No pains will be spar ed in the perfecting or adaptation.comtort. durability and artistic -n-Annâ€"-- D.D.S.~ L.D.S. Guam of me Penn. College Dem Surgery, alumnus!“ of the Royal Collm The undersigned. having purchased the above popular hotel, and made great im- provements in the interior, besides thorâ€" oughly renovating the rooms. respectfully oaks :- liberal patronage ot the travelllng public. The house is titted with electric bells Ind the best sam le rooms 0! any hotel in the district, which g ves good accommodation to 'eommercialmen. No trouble or:expense will Natural to make this house one of the best 1. a day houses in the Midland District. he dining room receives the strictest atten- tlon. and the tables are supplied with the heat of everything in season. The but is stocked with the choicest brands of line liq~ nors, wines and cigars. Good ntabling and careful hostlers. “mus“: BROKER-91 Kent, LINDSAY. - Money to Loan on Mortgage at lowest. rates of i n wrest. , 29--ly PETERBOROUGH. Branch officeâ€"Cor. Murray and Bethune Sta Lumber, Shingles. Sash, Doors. Blinds, Win. dew and Door Fram es: Newal Posts. Stair Bans, Ralusters. Moulders dzc. Scranton Coal in Egg. Stove and Nut Sizes Brian- Hill for Grates: Smithing and Steaming Coal; also Coke and Lehigh Lamb {or Foundries. Sales ntiendcd to in all parts or the County ‘ht very reasnnablc rates. From ion: experi- ence in this line orbusinmas. the undersigned feels warranted in guaranteeing satisfaction, and farmers would do we]! to give him a can. Apply at. the otflcc in the Cardwdi House, Omemee.unt. T. E. JENNINGS The Rathbun Company Mr Admin "Aifiéoééit Indomd motes dhcounted for thy term not exceedan 1': months. Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Victoria. Graduate of the Ont. Veterinary College. Registered Member orthe Ontario Veterin- Association. ans. night or day. promptly attendcd to. OFFICE : Next door to Adam's Grocery. MILLBROOK. 3 ONTARIO. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, age“ Money to Loan. 94! Havingo “seized a. dental once in ee. spec! care will given t. ‘ “v .' ‘ ofzbbacco, Wei-Stimu- RforeandAfler. mmMmmwh memmondmmlym finbcnprwlba! over 35323:: In thousandsot clue; I: the only tunable and House latte!” howl. mmttor Wood'sPhoohoflnezlt Moammmmmmzcmempm «this. Maintains-ure- Pamphlet. rm Mmyddm The “'00:! Company, Windsor. Ont. Canada. WOOD’S PB ospnomrxn The Great English Remedy. . SI: Mace: Guaranteed to promptly and permanently euro 1111 forms of Nervous WMMW WM“. Impouncu and all (macho! Abs.” or been“. ,, Nada! Won-y. excessive: w halo-e when: hmnud we ml! and by return The Cardwell House. Fred. W. Ivory, T. Walden, V. S., SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. J. H. Sootheran, T. E. Jenmngs, Robert Ruddy. OMEMEE. ONTARIO. OM EM EE, ONTARIO. T. E. JENNINGS. Prom-liter. viii}: be_ VgTGép'ROV-t-Hé C. E. HUBBS, Agent svmm, 32-8t say, Friday, August 23; Peterboro,,JSat- urday, August 24th. The only big tented exhibition that will vfiéit the City this seasan, introducing Grand Triple Ring Circus, Hippodrome Races, Mammoth Menagerie, two, Elevated Theatre Stages, Australian Aviary, Arabian Caravan, Tropical Aquarium, Spectacular Pageants, ,Yl‘rans~Pacific Wild Beast Exhibit and Free Street I’araue. Sells Brotliersi'present a more than abundant feast of everything which appertains to the most popular entertainments. fin exclusive features, such as their m nster pair of HippOg potami, a wh flock of Ostriches, Trained Seals (1 Sea Lions, and a host of the rare cu osities too numerous to mention com etesa wonderiul perfor- mance. ’Ihe ells Brothers’ big enter- prise has bee under one and the same managemen for a longer period than any other in xistence, being now in Its twenty-foo prosperous ear. No person can i to miss t 1g show AILL ‘- ..uv n changed With them,” said the Roman philosopher. It may also be said that these changes are not always for the better, but often bring retrogression and decay; and this is particularly true ofthe'circus of to-day. In fact, since the great ring-master. Death, gave Adam Forepaugh and P. T. Bar- num their final cues, it may‘ be remark- ed that but one truly great and legiti- mate circns remains, that of Sells Brotheys, which is to exhibit at Lind- Sens Brothers’ Great Three Ring Circus and Mammoth Menagerie. BIGGEST 85 BEST SHOW ON EARTH “ Considering that you can get in the North-West Territories, where the land and climate are fully as good, free homesteads with much better conveni~ ences than the first settlers had here, get a. comfortable home and have the benefit of the rising in the value of the land. I cannotsee how you could de~ cide for Alabama, the State you men- tioned. “ Your afibstionate uncle, “JACOB Y. SHANTZ.” l " I have been through the Mennonite settlement, which was started eighteen or twenty years ago. Nearly all were poor and had to be helped with a large loan’of money which was all paid up seven years ago. Now they are very [prosperous]. l'hey have the best im- l proved implements, fine horses, large stables, and stocks of horses. cattle, etc., that surprise everybody. Unimproved prairie land in this locality sells at from $15 to $20 an acre. Then coming across the country thirty-four miles to Car- man,where I am now, it is mostly al: settled by Canadians. The crops and land are equally good, though settled only about fourteen years. This is a nice town, with a. school with five 3 teachers, five churches, and other ‘ thlngs in keeping. Unimproved prairie land around here is worth $12 to $20 per acre. I had it about the same through- out tlxe greater part of Manitoba. “In thinking over the matter I just wish you and Mr. Schaaf Would go through this country (Manitoba) and see the crops and the easy way of farming, all work done In about six months of the year; see the progress of the country, the rising of the value of land. Taking all things into consul- eration, I cannot see how you could decide in favour of Alabama. an old slave State. “The_ times A change and “ Dear Nephew,â€"~As trains go only twice a. week from here, I have to wait another day, so writing is somewhat of apastime. Itjust comes to my mind what you told me of Alabama. Taking for granted that all is true that you said you saw, in connection with what others told you which could not be seen at the time you were there, I still think there is need of caution. The raising of two or three crops in a. year on the same piece of land will certainlv take much attention and hard work the year round. ‘Rabing and shipping vegetables take close attention, and the watchinz of the market. Besides, this paying six or eight dollars per acre, stumps to be taken out, manure to be ‘ put on the land at the very start, is no smell angler-taking to face. Mr. Jacob Y. Shantz Writes to His Nephew From fianitobaâ€"Inform- formation That Should be of Use to Immigrants. Berlin, Ont., Aug. ll.-â€"â€"(Speclal.)â€"Mr. Jacob T. Shamz, who is now in Maui- toba. has written a letter to his nephew, residing near Berlin, Ontario. who has been somewhat carried away by an Alabama fever which certain interested partles have been trying to work up, and lately visited that State. The letter is written from Larman, Man., and is as follows 2â€"- OMEMEE. THURSDAY. AUGUST 15. 15%. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE MIRROR, 800. from now till 1st of January, 1896, to new subscribers. l‘nonlxouces Bots. a um: first insertion, 8cm. vac!) subsequent insertion. Transient navel-{moments 10c. perllne first insertion, 5c. per lmc each subsequent inser- Oi'nn Professional and Business Cards 85.00. Want Advertisementsaocts. first insertion. 250%. each subsequent. insertion. Special rates for longer periods. ci‘on. _i Single Column Subscription, $1.00 a Year l Dougie Column ; ‘4 , tl A weekly newspaper. published In the inâ€" terest of the Village or Omemee and sur- rounding district. All kinds of job printing done in the job rooms at, the very lowest living prices with meanness and despatch. Every The Umemee Minor NORRIS BLOC THE OMEMEE MIRROR. AT rm: on-cn, m: RATES OF ADVERTISING : OMEMEE, ONTARIO, IS PUBLISHED CHAS. W. RICHARDS, Publisher-and Proprietor. SOUND ADVICE. Thursday Morning ind SLreet‘Pafade at ‘ay of the exhibitio . nuts on all lines f i, HANG STI'EET EAST: IN THE I YEAR 6 MOS. 3 M03. $50 00 8‘25 00 30 oo 15 oo 15 on 10 no 25 oo 15 oo 15 00 10 00 to co 8 oo we have p I r I On Saturday last, what may yet prove a fatal accident occurred a short distance north of here. Mr. Fred McBain, who is not what you would calla jockey, yet very , fond of riding fractious horses, was comingr to town, as usual, for his mail. The horse he was rid- ing, on this particular occasion, was a spirited seven-year-old colt, of which he was very fond. While descending a steep hill, and in view of some female friends Fred ‘ endeavoured to show his skill as arider, but in the end he more properly displayed his tact as a mid-air gymnast. He very un~ wisely spurred his colt to its ut- most speed, and having passed his lady friends, he turned in his sad- dle, to see if they were still watch- ing him, when 10, his horse stumbled and described a com- plete somersault, hurling Fred,â€" 1who performed many gymnastic exercxses in mid airâ€"with fearful velocity for a distance of forty seven feet where he fell like afrog with. all fours spread, when picked up he was 'unconscious and had received a severe scalp wound which was bleeding profusely, be- sides having barely escaped hav- ing his left ear amputated. He. w conveyed to the reside “ [of 12:81.11:le Mr. M3: LOWes. ' a: 'l ,. Special to the Mirror : What May Prove a Fatal Accident. Inspector O’Leary must be in Winnipeg by Thursday, and will [cave town this evening or in the morning, but he .says he feels safe in leaving the case in the hands of Constable Short.â€"â€" Lind- say, Monday evening Post. Inspector O’Lcary and Con- stables-Short and Crawford de- serve credit for the clever way they have handled the affair and the secrecy with which their move- ments were conducted. The offence is such a serious one that the proof has to be of the most conclusive character, and the slightest wisper would have been fatal to their success. Murphy. sr., being an old man, and very ill, it was decided not to disturb him, but the other mem- bers were brought into town about 10 o’clock, and after a short ex- amination before County Magis- trate Deacon they Were remanded without bail and lodged in Castle Jackson for safe keeping. Acting under authority of the warrant with which they were provided the officers of the law then began a careful search of the premises, and were speedly re- warded by finding a ladle with some melted metal in the bottom, Several plaster moulds and other tools for turning out 25c. and IOC. pieces, and a number of coins in the unfinished and complete state, affording indubitable proof that the proper parties had been locat- ed. This morning about 2 o’clock Inspector O‘Leary and the two constables jumped into a rig in waiting at the Dominion Bank corner and started for the country to arrest the suspected parties. The roads were in a bad condition after the heavy shower that tell an hour previous, but they made fast time, and in about an hour and a half from the time of departure they pulled up within a short dis- tance of a house occupied by a ‘ family named Murphy, on the township line between Emily and Manvers, about a mile from Mount Horcb. A little after day-light they approached the house and demanded admission, which was refused, but the door was insecure- ly fastened and yielded readily to alittle pressure. They then ar- rested the occupantSMVVellington Murphy, Allan Murphy, and Lillie Murphy; \Villiam Murphy, whom r they was very anxious to secure, was not present. but soon after he came in from the barn and threat- ened to paralyze all hands, but aftera show of force he quietly submitted to Constable Short and allowed himself to be handcuffed. For some weeks past our mer- chants and bankers have been meeting with considerable quanti- ties of spurious silver coin of 25c. and IOC. denominations, and a suspicion that it was being made in the vicinity ofthe town became almost a certainty owing to quiet investigations conducted by County Constable Short and Craw- ford. The Ottawa authorities were then commuicated with, and on Friday last Inspector O’Leary, whose special misson is to ferret out counterfeiters, arrived from the capital and registered at the Simpson house under the innocent name of Smith, posing as a com- mercial man. Next morning he went to work with a will, and taking up the threads of evidence already in thepossession of Con- stables Short and Crawford he followed them up so skilfully that yesterday they felt they had locat- ed the guilty parties. Clever Work of lnspeptor ‘Leary, of Ottawa. aided by County Constables Short and Crawford. A WHOLE FAMILY ARRESTED THIS MORNING. A Gang of Counterfeiters in Victoria County. SPURIOUS COIN. SPRINGVILLE. monthly by thousands of Ladies. Is the only perfectly safe and reliable medicine die. covered. Beware of “principled druggista who ofler inferior medicines in place of this. Auto:- Cook’s Cotton Boot Compouml. take unsubsti- MG. 01' inches 81 and 6 cents in postage in letter and vowinlend. sealed, by return mail. Fullaealed em in phi: envhlopo, :0 ladies only. 2 m Addre- M Cook Company, ONE PIG. The owner is requested to come and prove pronertg, pav charges and take it away. EDWIN ELSOM‘, 36-3 Omemee, P. 0 On to the premises ofthe u"derswgned, Lot 8, Con. 1, Emily, on or about the. lat of J une, 1895, AGENTS WANTED. Exclusive rights given. Volume sent prepaid to any address 1n the world on receipt of price, $2.00. Address, ARTHUR E. SEYMOUR, Publisher, Lock Box 222, Utica, N. Y. You can duplicate the above work for parlor amusement. The only book ever published instructing the above hidden forces. Handsomely Bound in Blue and Gold. Illustrated. Instructions how to re- produce all Spiritualistic, Hypnotic, Mesmeric and Mind Reading tests per- formed by Seymour, Bishop, Brown, Johnstone, The Baldwins, Herman and others. How to drive blindfolded and find hidden articles, tell secret thoughts, ‘ Spirilualistic writings and answers given, etc. Treaties on dreams, for memorizing purposes, forcasts by pal~ mistry, hair, tea, coffee grounds, cards. Also full explanation of the Seymour Buried Alive Test. Dan said he’d give him a. year, and then break his neck in the flop, and Jim limped away in search of his b’ar and so forth. “ Yes, yo’.ar’,” was the reply. “ And I’ve lost Belinda? ” “ Lost her furever, jim.” “ Dan, won’t you gimme anoth- er chance about six months from now P ” “ What’s to happen then '? ” “ Why, I’ll go out and find a b’ar and wrestle with him, and I’ll find a hurricane and tussle with it, and I’ll diskiver an earthquake und put fo’th all my strength, and if I can’t come back yere in six months and stand you on your peskv head then I’ll hide in the woods ’till I’ve hated myself to death I ” “ Yo‘ can’t do it, Jim I ” replied Dan as he stood up and moisten- ‘ ed his hands. ‘ “ If T lay yo‘ Belinda is mine P ” “ She a1", jimâ€"she‘s yours till death ! ” “ Then come out and be flopp- ed ! ” There was a clear space in front of the door, and the pair took hold and proceeded to business. The struggle was a brief one, how- ever. In less than thirty seconds Dan got his favorite hold and jim was lifted high in the air and then almost driven into the earth. He was unconscious for seven or eight 1 minutes, and when he revived he‘ got up and leaned against thei cabin in a dazed way and slowly} asked : 1 “ Dan Winters, ar’ I a flOppedl man P ” l “ And I want to marry her.” “ \Vall. ? ” “ \Vall, Dan \Vinters, yo ’ve bin ablow' m around th.1t a. fuller has got to lay yo on \cr back befo he kin man) \0’ r "11' That’s what I’ve cum fur-to flop \o’ doxm so quick that 1t 11 make \o’r har curl! ’ “ Look-a-yere, Dam Winters, I’m a plum up and dawn man.” “Yes, I reckon yo’ ar,’ ” replied Dan. “ \Vhat I 562 I 562, and what I sez I means." “Yes, that‘s yo’, Jim. Got any- thing to say less about now ? ” “ I hev’. I’m in luv with yo‘r gal Belinda.” “Shoo! In luv with Belinda, eh P ” His Rival Generously Offered Him a Chance to Redeem Her. Isat on the doorstep of Dan \Vinter’s cabin, about halfway up the Cumberland Mountains, and Dan himself Was s-ittmg beside me, when ayoung man called Jim‘ came along and 11211 red to say; \ N T nn‘v n ..,,..A 1 . __ 117- l This should prove a lesson not only to Fred but to all young men, who risk their lives in performing daring,â€"â€"well more prOperly fool hardyâ€"â€"â€"feats, simply for the amusement of the feminine sex .â€" Rccorder. “ When Gilpin next doth ride abroad, may I be there to s‘ee.” lives in close proximity to the scene of the accident, and medical aid summoned, when it was found that his injuries were of a more painful nature than at first appear- ed. The physician deemed it ex- pedient to put fourteen stitches in his scalp, while the injured ear was firmly held in place by cement. At last rcports there were slight hopes entertained for his recovery as he is still (Tues~ day) unconscious. We hope he may soon recover. The ladies were very much pleased with Fred’s gymnastic evolutions and state that it was the best free open~air concert they ever saw. They join heartily in wishing him God speed toward recovery. The horse escaped with the exception of havmg his knees barked and is not muEh the worse of haxim; stood on his head. BURIED ALIVE EXPOSED. HOW JIM LOST BELINDA‘ STRAYED. 00k’sCott0nfloot COMPOUND. Areeent dlwovary by an old physician. Swarm wed Ont. " Monsoon " Tunis put up by the Indian Tea was as a sample of the but qualities of Indian cam. Therefore they use the gram: care in the nelcctxon of the Tea and in blend. that is why they put it up themulves and sell it only in the original e8, thereby securing its pudty and excellence. ' ut upin $61!», 1 lb. and 51b. packages. and nmr told in bulk. L\ ALL GOOD GROCERS KEEP IT. .fxyout grocer does not keep it, tell him tow-31¢ to \ STEEL, HAYTER 1!. 00.. L‘fl and ‘8 Front Shoat East. Toronto. THE FIN“? TIA IN THE WORLD FROM THE TEA PLANT TO THE TEA CUP rut Fm“? TEA M Tu: WORLD END OF THE YEAR 1 l NEW SUBSCRIBERS WOMEN"! DOUBT l A fine fresh stock, just arrived, [of the Choicest Brands of Pastry ‘Flour, consisting of the Queen’s, People’s Mixed, Standard and other well selected Brands. Also a choiée line of meals, comprising Rolled Oats, Standard Oat Meal, Rolled Wheat, Wheatlets, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour. and Corn Meals. These brands are all man- ufactured by the VICTORIA ROLLER MILLS. A call is solicited. T WALDON. UMEMEE MiHBflB West End Flour and Feed Stare. HNE PflSTH‘i’ FLHUR Commencing April 2911). Leaves Port anc 11.15 “.11)., Column: 11.55 a.'m., arrives atCharlotte11’01‘101‘RnchcsLErHJS p.m.. ex- cept, Monday. when Steamer leaves nt2p.m., arrives at Charlotte, N. Y.. 7.30 pm. Leaves Chm-lone, N. Y.. (Port of Roches- ter) week days 10 p.m., arrives at Cnbourg at 5.15 :L.m.. l’m‘tvuopu 6.31) a.m., except Satur- day, when summer leaves at. 4.25 p.m., ar- rives at Port Hope 10 n. In. An extra trip is made Monday from Char- lotte, (Port of Roebcstcr) at, 8:30 mm. For I'urtherpurticulursapply to: J AS. EVANS, or CAPT. JARRELL, Harbor Muster. on Steamer. Lake Untarm and Bay of (Jamie STEAMBOAT 00., LTD. STEKMER Also agent for all kinds of Farm Implements. Office and‘ ard: The late Cop - lin Laidle‘ s Old Stand, Stur- geon Sh, OMEMEE, - ONTARIO. DEALER IN Lumber, Shingles, Lath, and Building Material of all kinds. IN IT: NAIIVE pumfl. W H KENNEDY Call on me and 1 will zuaxr'vafi-ikggatisrmtmn Tonsorial Parlors, KING ST REET, MEMEE A keen razor and 3. cm Good reliable men,to sell our Choice and ,_ ' HardyNURSERY STOULx, such as Fruit Trees, Roses, Shrubs and Ornamentals. Ladies make this business a. success. Easy work, pleasant, light and profitable. OUTFIT FREE. Apply at once, with references, and secure choice of territory. F. N. MaY COMPANY, Nurserymen and Seedsmen, Rochester, N.Y. Lighted by Elm-txicity. Heated by Strenml SAILING- SOUTH. :een razor and a. clean towel for every cus- tomer and ;â€" If you should want an easy shave, As good as barber over gave, Just, call. and at my parlm‘ Ilnd A razor’s edge to sultyour mlnd; I’ll cul and dress your hair wlth taste, To sun the contour ul‘your face. My room is neat my towels clean, Scissors sharp and razors keen, And everything I think you’ll find To suit the taste and please the mind ; And all that artand skill can do, ”you will call I’lldo for you. I'll shave you all, the young the gay, I‘ll shave you all for ready pay; Shaving I do at any “me. And for shavlng I get a dime; But do not mean :1 dime ln trust, For that would make a barber “bust." A PERFECT TEA Plpu, Tobacco: and Cigars, of the Best Brands, In Stock. . for the Mirror to J an. 1st, ’96-, to new subscribers. ..H GILDERSLEEVE, General l\1ana«.:er.l{in<rston brand. ' All dram-'6.- 'iéfi'tH-fifi 101” box. 10 MMmodytoz-wom bun To comet : may and wanâ€"x; keep the organ: 1: healthy condluon. Tho WIIOI'III‘O “uh Saver-"hymn woman. and mum! doveln wont. r0 a bum lemma)“ finds!J Auto]:- The Detroit pang 4n magma Ieu th-m nu no -â€"TILL TH Eâ€" I\,u x...4 1.1)” QAZLING NORTK. S. PATERSON and T. Loxe, , Agents, Port Hope. 'PENNYRDYAL wmns ‘. COLYIN’S â€"AT TH Eâ€" THE SHOULD TAKE VMY MOTTO ;Prompt Delivery of all goods. Small profits and quick retums. Call and see prices and goods. Ihave Wheat, Pease, Oats, Buckwheat, Barle , Bran, Shorts, Chop, and Meals of all kin 8 always fresh and good. itoba Wheat. Royal, Best Family Flour. Superior, at $2.55 per hundred Bakers’ King, made from all Man- Alsike, Red CloVer, Timothy Seed WANTED AT M. T. BEATTY’S Flour, Feed and Seed Store Many lines are being pruned down in price dollar has a purchasing power of two at our store get samples, take a note of the Width then come our goodsâ€"and you will buy here. Of course yo store that has to give a year’s credit and pay for v: the same quality as cheap as a direct importing 1 SPOT C~\SH. .u... “a" "a; "VI 5:“ '200, sale pricé Kn: 200 yds fine white Swiss spot Muslin, worth 150, sale price, 18c. me. """W' "w 200 yds fin_e £0\'.e]_vr\\’hite Lawns 200 yds fine White Lamas, worth 15c, sale price 100.. 150 yds finer White Lawns, worth 18c, 10‘. - _V .._ ".07.; uuvv, uur ungmal price 30c to 35¢, sale price 15c. 10 doz oniy left. of guaranteed Bia'ck Hose, worth 206, 831:: price 12;}. 10 doz Parasds, worth $1.00, sale price 751‘. 5 doz Parasols,worth bl :30, sale price $1.00. 100 doz Lace Mitts were 400, sale price 250. Hosiery, Gloves, Laces and Parasols. 200 yds heavy Lace, our original price 20¢: to 25c, sale price 10m 200 yds hefivy Lace, our original mice ___ _ .__ ,-....... NIL“, uwmr stores cheap 500, our sale pnce 35c. 300 yds Kai Kai Silks, Sold evnrywhere at 45c, our sale price 30c. These Goods are lovely washing silks, quite new. 100 yds Black Dress Silks, worth $1.35, sale price $1.00. If we or any other house have a 50c line of goods that We mean to offer at 2 so, we think there w'0u1d be no hesitating to quote prices n they haven’t the goods to back up the advertisement you know what they do. WE ARE NEVER AFRAID TO QUOTE PRICES in competition with the largest city houses in Canada. 100 yds. moré of 65c Black Cashmere, sale price 50c. 1000 yds Dress Linings. sale price 50. 500 yds Surah Silk, other stores cheap 50c, our sale price 35c. 300 yds Kai Kai §ilks, Sold evnrywhere 0+ AK]. 1“... h.» Dress Goods and Silks. Another big cut in the 40c :1 lines. 25 pieces of All Woo] goods. wen 500, sale price 25c. 100 yds. more of 65c Blank Fm HALL, GILEHHIST CU’S Till OUR BUYER leaves {or Europe. In the meantime the’ money must be piled up. We are wide enough awake to know that GEN- UINE BARGAINS such as we have been giving and of which we are NOT AFRAID TO QUOTE PRICES will always draw a crowd to ONLY: TWO : WEEKS McLaughlin’s Flour Muslins, Underwear and Corsets. 3 every kind you want in flour and feed, field and garden s,eeds also Land Plaster. The People’s Popular Cash Store, »r any other house have a 50c line of goods that We mean so, we think there would be no hesitating to quote prices when they haven’t the goods to back up the advertisement .L_‘ .1 --â€"â€" :. were 40c to and 50c. , worth ne mdth then come and compare with ' here. Of course you could not exptct a ‘5 credit and pay_ for all bad debts to Sc“ 1w yes Nevarsxble yard-wide- Carper, worth 40c, sale price 1‘50. 100 yds Tapestry Carpets, worth sale price 250. 100 yds Wool Carpets, were $1.00, sale price 75c. 200 yds Brussels Carpets, were $1.25 sa’c u-Jnn fl: â€" 40c, w- -â€" awn-”5V“ aa}e price, 25c. 100 Poles, complete, were 250. 150. HA LF PRICE has caused a £08m in this department. Carpets, Curtains and Winder Shades. 100 remnants of Carpets at clearing prices. ‘ 190 yds Revarsxble yard-wide- farmer; ”HHV” ~....vv s¢aw, WCKB $1.00, reduced to 50c. 100 Black Sailors, were 25c, reduced to 15¢. 25 Black and White Leghorn Hats, were 50c, reduced to 25¢. 10 Hats, nicely trimmed, were $1.50, re- duced to $1.00. Mantles, Jackets and Capes. A 9.. ““--_ , 20 Ladies’ Walking straw Hats! 75c, reduced to 350. 20 Ladies’ Walking Straw Hats. 51 an 150 yds fine white Swiss Spot Muslin. Wnrth 50c, sale price 20c. 200 yds fine white Swiss spot Muslin, Worth 331', sale price 22c. A lovely 101 of white Piques at Clear- ing Prices. 100 pair Ladies’ Corsets, “we 65c. sale price 500. 1000 Ladies’ Vests will clear at 5c. no pay 10r all bad debts to Sc‘ importing housethat 5d"; :3: at our istore. Look az‘oun‘j ' i u Mininery Department. ‘. Toronto. cYery d g: u. ', sale prim- r, WEI! «â€" Huabandâ€"I‘m sorry that burgh: your watch last night, my dear 'there’a one thing to be thankful Wifeâ€"What’s that? Husband â€"H1 n’t wake the baby. Advertise. Miss Roland is still confined to Wm, but her many friends will pleased to learn that she is some improved in health. 1 The numerous friends of F. Hat be pleased to learn that his da hits. '1‘. A. Guy, is mcovering fro sccident that befell her some tim caused by the running away of a Farmers of Emily and Ups and c Omemec are respectfully imam: u owning our factory and pmmh visitmg Lindsay. Our shock of 51m prising Funnels, Yum. Bizxukzu. ‘und Men’s Underware is abs-a) 5 co an seasons h the above and 1 “news. Our mom being 111:: v ;r_v jfinlom living prices. Win The official boards of the two odist Churches in Peberboro are giving their mxmstwrs a montim tion. and we are pleased to not many other churches are (30' same, as no doubt the ministers turn very much invigorah-d an able for their arduous labors dz: {All and winter. J. Dorm. Lindsay, begs leave to in Emilyfrlendsm can and see him a: 1 “'mr Hours. where he is better 1) to give mmmocntions and canv- in over:- respect. Good statues and in attentive hosuer always on hand. Lindsay and Kent-5L5. 1 Dr. Thompson has been appointm Inc: of Marriage Licenses for the C0! of Victoria pro tamâ€"+3111. The citizens of Millbrook expe‘ have their town lighted by eleczr by the first of September next. 01qu why allow our sister town to catch this way ? I. H. Lennon. oppoxizc T-cnson I Kent’st. Lindsay, i9 pmpnrml in our: torsto Undsay bat-gums unheard M i: and second hand Furmxure. besides n other lines In House Furnishings. .y ”OMEMEE. TH"F~DAY. AI'GE'ST 15. l From Torontoflrlliin Uxbridge. Lindsay 4' "all poian nor-2h :md west..........8.;'$v.1n. From Pact-borough aand Port Royal... From Peterborough. ~' To Tt‘romu_ m- alulbrookJ’ortHope 'beridgv. Ifiznk 'Oohourg. Believine all pmuzs north and all points east 4; wesx...........~‘.;‘o mm...........9.(oun.m- .,.> N. B. midi outs/sand accounts 111213 b1 settled at once. From Toronto. ('3:- bfldgc. Lindsa and all points nor land ARRIVAL 8r. CLOSURE OF MAI COMPfiNY Selfsealers “mgr. 53:31:: And a full line of Choice .Fresh Groceries at on: well known low prices the goods you want. SUGABS - SUGéRS --SUG;~‘;E§ Stl‘lCflYCaSh or P165133 We ‘are not looking for profits we simply want to turn our stock into gold You have it and‘ can save at least fro .10 to 50 per cent by dealing with us. GROCEREE S The preserving seaso Is now here and We has: THE OMEE’LE flee. We want the cash, and will make the prices to suit, so don’t hesitate. it will pay you to look through this store before Wing out your. money“ We have still a few shelves taken up with Ready Made Clothing. For good and suficient reasons, We will offer these ggods at a sacri- .‘.........n. 5.3.221. And are prepared to offer prices te suit every purchaser. Come with your ready Cash and get goods at YOUR OWN PRICES. 40 Per Cent Below Wholesale Price. We have decided ’0. clear out our entir‘ Stock of Boots Shoe within the next HORN BROTHE Emu BOOTS SEQ ARRIVAL- 60 Days Where’er on earth ' Your dwelling place, If you would win Success’s raceâ€" Ifbop ot heap You mould keepâ€"_ If at the foot And want to useâ€" RTTE NTION. LKCONIC Advértise 1 Ad veriise Z and alf pa and webt.... To Pemrbo )lillbrook. J’or To Toronto. bridge. Lindsay all points non! west..........5.l:i To Peterbom. I I”: Hope. Poverty Cobourg. 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