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ah!» medicine dlscovexed. Si: ‘ Focmga game“: to cure an Weakness. all exects of abuse excess. Mental Worry. Excessive use 0! To- mOpIum or Stimulants. Ahmed on receipt. primate haze $1. six. 8.1 Oncm'i'lylm. Mm . mphlets tree ‘0 ankaddress. 'fln Wood Company W m, cm. ,. For a ten!» of years. 50 Acres North he“ qunflet of Lot )3, in the 3rd Con. a: Emny, aboa‘ 3 miles fmm Omemee and 8 mikes from keterboro. Rent vet)- :ea‘ unblo. 0: if desired the above may hi puwhased at ’3 low price by any one m “an! of a sum” farm. For firthe: particulars npp?y to m 113’- Wuod's fiflpfififine: Graduate Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto, "cats M) diseases of domesti- cated animals. Special attention to swims dentistry. Umrges moderate. OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, -ma $52.31!. CMEMEZ. ON". The undersrgned is prepared to loan 1.0!”, on first-class farm property in large nmomngs a: 4g 1.6:! can: Small mounts at slightly mcrensed rates of interest. Terms 02 :o-paymsm to suit ‘bonower. .35; Pipes - for 15 cent: .35 and_ 4oc.Pipes for 25 “ 235:: Pxpes for 10 “ x10: Pipes for 5 “ corn cubs 2 for 5 “ Tobaccos always fresh at Barristers, Solicitors c., Lindsay, Out. In Omcmee every Monday. 3. Bad-lave several chants who desire do lgny good (an; property 3‘. a. bargain. :BankrnptStack of Pipes Cut in Cigars Trilbys Winks Alabamas geotch Recs WW” 89500-39: w’uowAvloflo Iflzo “Huang. oamsnuv .Dur‘mg the past winter l wassuccess- In! in securing a. great quantity of un- usually lino pump timber. This will be 0} benefit. to :th my custnnmrs, and will aervh to maintain the high standard of quality that. my goods ham: exzjoyeq in 3 no past. Pam: for full??? sewing PHEBBBBBUG 1’ W 3%} bum-z: :3: Wim“ S McSWeyn Weldon, The “ Heal,” for 1897, is by all odds the best in we market. he first ms: is m low, when you remember that it 13 nzricfly A High Grader, and the annual cast far maintenance and repairs islm‘b Or 9“". 1 have handled those ulflls {01“ six years and have never yet made a repair on accunnt of defect in material or poor workmanship Am] satisfaction guaranteed In every Bantinrfl Pumping fiindmms. men AND WQOD PUMPS. Beep Wells : Specialty E38. 9?. '1'. MITCHELL, Send fuwpartnenluranf my "then-lines. WASH 1 NS Ai } ‘1}. 1' S, etc. N. .ILL R ERE rsrL Tull E. ML Faim to Let PUMPS OF ALL KINDS. William-st, : Lindsay. xxwm Steel Windmills First Door South of Mann- der's Hotel. Peterboro, Ontario. W. T. Rodgers, . COLYIN’S MANUFACTURER 9F ‘GEKT FOR THE 233T ROPE, CNT. Pump Works, 7 for 7 for for for 6 for 7 for 'EELEPHOS B 92 for cents ‘C It 66 f‘Temmm Welcemes 5 and Entertains TIIL IRE ATL EIGHT TLSSL S The racism reception tendered Their Royai Highnesscs the Dukc‘ and Duchess of Cornwall and York, in Toronto, was a fitting climax to the series of royal Weicomes recuived alongthc route of their memombke tour through Canada Thebrilliantdecorationsofflags, bunting,etc.. by dav, and the elaborate and magnificent illumi- nations of the principal buildings, arches and streets by night have never been equalled in a n y Canadian City. Never in its history has Toronto been thronged with so many people as the gn), jolly and good natured crowti which collected from all parts of the Dominion, anxious to do honor to the future King of the great Empire of which we have the proud privilege of forming a part. . The proceedings commenced on i the afternoon oi the 10th inst,j when the royal pair arrived at a temporary station erect ed on Dupont St. North Toronto. Here they were met and welcomed by Premier Ross, Inspector Hughes and others, and were treated to a patriotic chorus by thousands of Toronto's school children eager to get a glimpse of Their High- nesses and pay their homage. The whole mute of the processiori to the City Hall was lined on either side by H is Majesty’s Loyal Soldiers,who assisted the police in keeping back the eager throngs who crowded the'streets. At the City {all the Mayor read the civic address of welcome while a chorus of fifteen hundred adult voices xnder Prof. Torriugton ‘ rendered several patriotic songs‘ to the great delight of the royal party and the thousands of spec- tators. Addresses were also read from prominent societies and corporations throughout Ontario. The royal party then repaired to Government house for dinner and in the evening attended a grand concert in Massey Hall. But Friday was the gala day. Long before the exhibit i o n grounds Were Opened crowds were waitmgz tor admission and before the time for the.c0mmencement of the Royal Reyiew upwards of twenty thousand people occupied L seats and other places of vantage. ; H. R H.and the DJChSSS entered l the grounds by different gates and l e a c h received. a tremendous | ovation on entering. After impacting the several regiments of Infantry and the Cavalry and Artillery Corps mob- ilized on Garrison Common the Duke took up his position on a‘ stand erected for the occalion in front of the grand stand and pro- ceeded with the presentation 01 medals to the herOes of the Boer“ War. Upwards of six hundred Southi‘xfricun Veterans received this coveted decoration from the hands of their future King while the Duchess looked smilingly and approvingly on an d rounds of applause greeted the soldiers. The presentation ofdeeorations was concluded about 2 o'clock when His Royal Highness mount- ed his grey charger and took up his position near the saluting pom! and then commenced a “march past” of Canada’s citizen soldiers in which about eleven thousand of our country‘s defenders took part. First came th e Cavalry Br:gade followed by the Artillery division while the several city and ruralregiments ot'mfantrvbrought up the rear. The several military hands were stationed on the com- mon close by and as each struck up the music when its own regi- ment appeared and played it past the effect was most pleasing as well as inspiring. Great satisfaction and enthus. iasm was manifested by the spec- tators at the fine department and soldierly appearance of the men as regiment after regiment passed the saluting point and more grati- fying than all was the pleasure so plainly expressed by HIS Royal Highness. In this march past our Canadian'Militia showed our citi. zens that it can comparewith that of other countries just as favorable on parade as it has during the late war‘when it has taken its place bestde th e best Imperial regi- ments. ,. At the conclusion of the review the Duke and Duchess both .ex- pressed the greatest admiration of "Our Soldier Boys." In the evening a royal reception was held at the Governm e n t Buildings where Their R o y a] Highnesses mot and shook hands with more than three thousand Canadiane On the foliow i n g morning the royal pair and party left for Niagara after a g a i n expressing feelings of gratification at the hearty welcome given by the citizens of Toronto and sur- rounding country. > Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York. THWES The Popular House for Stylish Millinery, High-Class Dress Goods and Fashionable Dressmakifig, and Ladies-3’ Tailoring. Ladies’ Tailoring 81 Dress making Department .........IN CHARGE OF ......... who comes hlghl} recomn: ended \xitl. Luge Gin and Town ex- pancmze. We are prcpbred to do all kinds of Dwssmaking at MODILIx \'1 E PRICES. New Fall Stock contains all the latest and most advanced styles of Charming Autumn and Winter Milling-15’, copied from the lat- est imported patterns. Stock will be replenished weekly with all the latest NOVELTIES throughout the season. Is invited to attend our GRAND MILLIN- The Montreal ERY OPENINGS, now in progress. Dail , Hamid OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT IS IN CHARGE OF y An excellent Milliner with the best of references from her former positions. Large stock of Ladies’ Ready-to-wear and Sailors Hat. in all the latest styles. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT Large, Elegant Up-to-date Stock. Every Fabric that makes a dress, and everything needed to line a dress, to tnm a. dress or that belongs to a dress. Are all in Costume Lengths. \Ve are givingr Special Attention to this Department, having opened up Dressmaking in connection. It will be in the interest of every LADY to call and purchase her Fall Suit, and have it made up in the latest style. The very latest styles in Ladies’ New Fall and \Vinter Jackets. Large Stock FURS. All the Popular Styles in Caperines. Bargains m Indies’ Ready-toLWear Costumes, Dress Skirts, Blouses, Mu. ”IO-lay .u. __ ___V ,, \Vrappcrs and Underskirts. We are headquarters for all kinds Fancy Dry Goods, Corsets, Gloves and Hosiery, Special bargains in all lines of boots shoes and rubbers. Clearing prices for all lines ready-made clothing. Men’s $7 50 suits for $5 00. Large stock men‘s overcoats. In all lines of Staple Dry Goods, All Wool Flannels, Flannel Sheeting, \Vool Blankets. Flannclettcs, Table Linens, Tickings, ' ‘ Towellings, Sheetings, c. ~ Full line House Furnishings, Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Chenealle _ and Tapestry Curtains, c. Gents Furnishingsâ€"fill the latest in Hats, Caps, Tles, Collars, Braces and Underwear. Great Value in Groceries and Crockery. THOMAS IVORY 8: SONS Omemee. Our Best Lines of Dress Goods MILLNERY EWARTMENT. Wé‘Can Séve You Money We have enlarged our store and opened up MISS ROSS, FALL WEWGS MISS TAYLOR, I have received instructions from Mr. Isaiah Thornton, to sell by public auction on the premlSes Lot 10, Con. 3, Emily, On Friday, Nov. 1, 1901, at one o’clock sharp the following valuable farm stock, implementa, c.; 1 Buy Horse, general purpose, coming 11 genus ; 1 Bay Mare, (draught. 1400 lbs), comm“ 6 )Cul’b', lGrny Mnro.cmu- lug 8 yaurn; I gray colt, Coming 2 years 1120“; 7 much l'v-“u m can; 2 hellers in cnlfcoming 3 Mann; 1 Sim-r coming 3: 2 heifers coming 2; l s‘eer coming ‘3; 7 cnh'ea; 1 fan on“: Small flock sheep; (me brood now with pig; on.- ‘l‘orontu binder 1 Peter Hamilton Mower nearly new; 1 Hamilton Seeder: 1 Spring Tooth Unlu- Vumrfl l‘ea Harvoster “m. bundlers; lSulks Plow I Hamilton Turnip Sow- cr; 1 Massey Harris l’ulpex: 1 pr. weigh «colon, (‘npucily :(mo lbs; 1 Armstrong 1“ I I. (‘urtz 1 Gang Ho“; 1 Hamilton Walko in: lev: 1 mt long tug heavy harness. And other articles too numerous to mention. The above goods and uhaueia will be sold “itimut roserve as Mr. Thornton has rented his hum. TERMS: All sums of $10 and under, cash; M'vr lhat amount, )2 momlm cvedit will be uivefi to parties furnish- in: awn-«wed junn nutes, without inter- est if “lid \\ Iron due : 1f um so paid, in- terest u! Ihe rate off; per cunt. per an- 1mm wil! be churzmi from dho of sale. A discount of 6 per cent. allowed for rash on credit ummmls. ‘ T. 11. MCQUA Din, Auctioneer. 4 have renewed Instructions {rum 3! r. Fred‘k MrQnude to ofl'nr fur sule \n' pulyliv unvtion. nu the pmmisua, Lot 10, 0612.5,1‘mvnship of Emily, nu Thurs- day, Oct. 22. 1901, at» 1 p.111 sharp, his valuable furm stoclr. lmphments. c.’ THE OMEMEE MIRROR $1.00 This is the greatest confirmation ofi'cr ever nude by any Canadian journal. and we rm: lm'tunatc in securing the exchmivr privilege for this district. The Daily Hunld ixmxe of ('au- uda‘s great pupa-s. Established in 130‘“. it hay long been th: lmding I.|l)cr.xl paper of Easter: Canada. It is now a great family newspaper each day giving full news of the world. and als. devofiug much nyncc to matters of peculiar in~ terasgto the family. Its cmnmcrcial iulclli- gene: 35 «mullet: and rclluhlr. THE KING'S PUR’K‘RAIT in the Nst cvr: publishui in Canada. and will nmkc :\ bamlsom: addition m the walls of any library. It is pm duccdbv :1 new proves-a and is not one of the flaslxypoloreclporlrgits ~«gmmz'nm'm. 7 _ 7 King Edward Vii. . As the rvzumr price 0. The Iirfald i" 8L0“. year. the liberality of m: r offer is salt-C\idcnt. I wish tolnl'orm the cnlxena o! Ome- meo and surrounding country {hat I will keep constantly on land. a large supply of ROUGH LUMBER, All kinds of Dressed Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blmdl, Moulding 6m. Atau Latin Shinglol, c. At Rock Bottom Prices (or Cash. O MEME'E. Unreserved Credit Sale. All. W? $23.75 Lumber‘Yarfl. J. J. NICHOLS. wn one of these comfortable. light and dressy suits; light, dark and medium grounds. checks, Stripes and faint plaids. The proper dress for country, 5635110”. Yacht. ing, outing and general comfort. Our prices now are : Every man should 0 C. RICHARDS, Omemee of the best kinds. fast colors wort-h double, as they T. H. McQUADE, Auctioneer. ' . fore, and repeat for your benefit,--ifyou have a. boy in need of clothing you can make money easy by coming here for his outfit. We can mg a. boy out for .50 ilttle money that you’ll feel tempted to offer us a dollar or two more than we ask. In Men’s Youths’ and Boys’ Furnishings our values are wonderful. That’s because the buymg for half-apdczen stores is done all at the same time. JGOUGH, The Big Clothier, Accuses; “.1. (humus u And a Splendid Picture 0! NEW call is most respectfufly solicited. Total . $4.50 We are showing 50, $4.50, $5.00 and Up. for A” dopurtmonte I.“ stocked “ uh the hunt And but, TV: eed {was b'niungu, [Hank and Colvred Sen-u with trimmings lo suit Wrammcue._g 1.,“ uuunmom In mw nnd handsome design! lmr stock is fully kit-bunt“! 1;. hr- “mes, dark Pri: ts Flanneleues and all WOoI l-‘launels, a new mm UK In". ombmiduiea and small “area. The largeet and boat flock of Clothing ever shown by us. '1'“ cod suite, um!“ um", aplondxd goods and fine fining U\ creams, alsu a one u! hu)’: ( mun. sizes (tom :H w 35. Shirts and Drowns, Btux.fie!d’a umhrmkuide, had. um pun wool, and haunted not :0 shrink In unehlug. But}; in Lauhes’ and Man’s goods, prinrfipnlb' Hugh's ym-ds, 1m Lam goods made in Canada. Ain't Ameriunx: make-fl in. Ludire' [1:15 Our Impm'! order of to: has just come to hand. in srrexmu: and huh-r is uuur- puusmi. PAINTSâ€"no nud {n It! more xlmn than we eel] the Sl-vruiuJVilllwa. [I A RI)“ A REâ€"A car had (.4 ha:- and band iron, in nae-.94.: es, imp? mm. m and “ire nails, tarmd shutiyyfiry, plain shaming, hinting felt, fines, pulu, gate and barn door hiucothrag- and 'l‘, txlnges, hulls, luck: an“ knob», ml everything to ho fnund m t. first-class Hun!“ are Store, at as in“ wins an my “here. We sell Rifles. Revolvers. Shot Guns an i Ammnnillun and rv-h‘udlhg t.0011! at "L'M prices. When you Want Lanterns ('attle (‘haius ‘ .- Horm Elm-k- ots give us a all. We unlicit a continusuce of your pulrt-nagh The peoples Gmeefly L’S’Is full up “i111 all kinds of 3’ Confectionery, Biscuits, Fruits, Almonds, Oranges, Lemons Ruisms, c. - Call and See Our Display. W. BRADBURN The New Display of Jewellry and Silverware. Gold and F1lled Gold Spectacles. (13Ct found ones), fit any sight; as well as thosfi. that you pay big prices for in the (fines Beautiful Toilet Articles and Soaps, Oil Cake. Dyes, Fancy Goods, at For Fall, 1901. - ~ nt, Is the Place to Buy Lumber, Lath Shmglcs. Cemc . ." c Salt, H ter Paris Charcoal. Also Headquarters for \\ md-0r Cheese {it BUtter " Brande Always «on hand TELEPHONEs- Call and See . uleo . J. Mulligan’sa. some: wonderful values in CAN'DEES LINDSAY 19/1 IDLAND. hand. Perfectly Dried and Seasone'd'. Best Hard and Soft Coal; Cordwood and Mxlm-ood. gal] and get our pnces and exannnc goods. - ESW‘gent’s Office, 77 B; ToWn Office, 77; Mill For Ladies all wool, at $6. 90 and 150 are the perfectlcn of fit. ‘ OEEEREEEs» . Curry 84: Co. FOR MEN OMEMEE. wangW/t ‘9 2 53mm 3.111 deal? M ill Office 73 qualities 0; Ba“, V , MAxmwm 'E u v.3".â€" tho Dr .- mxlmess form' dot the :31 “um 01 03'. I vlll couuunt 1t undo! 2 will be my an to mull) - mum so lnng hem hy‘ n liable good» and {or new sum: of modlclnos um a stud: will be mulmaknv‘ gr}! «excellenee. Invit In the line of Clocks: wide ranee for your sell Small docks'that a: reliable; they nukefia m-{ptfi gnd keep ngd PolisheJ nat'ural wc nut-4!, or m1rb1eâ€"yc auit your taste. 8 By Ctocks, re‘ $2.50. Our prices are the fine goods. Tia Puma? Java 77 KenLSt, Unique Cloak: Br: Geods, Tlv mmv ffieuds of can ail! regret. ‘u lelrn under the Nd“!!! tn- (funeruu a speed. rem for. Will éxauduot the mm «f H. Um. use Front, u-mnd hr R-rv. Sir Y Church i‘etnrimra. PM! in" In! \nulor an] hi< hlghls' qvglreo-i-‘tel. SIM s: e‘ch awn-Ice. Watcl nonncomema. LINDSAY uIt‘YI‘LE B-pdr Works. Eiryc." ! bmcuea. Luvn IID'A'cl'n. Meier (Homers t0... kt fluctuated EmrtJSWI "like no other. as w : mlauons are dangerous. P box- Ho. 9. 10 degrees snout l or ,xnuledon map: 0! r1 stumps. the Cook Cow? 5-5044. 1 we 2 soidwd n WW“53C‘* 0n Snbbuth, Oct. 2 ”yd-I, a! Q “~qu Univ! of patron e.ver.\'r~‘~P DAPVIHDO. .--'§m- (but oh‘! friend For remruod {mm H e m‘. mg after ne'cmumg Duchess. Hemardm am! Navy Veterans. ‘ faults (or cover. 2mm- hnnquet given by :h Few (‘arunu howl cullant Sean. 3! aj-yr “I: appaiuk-d 10 pa.- guhermg as rhairm the toasts,‘0t:r Kin: "His Royal High“: wull :nd ank. um Ntrtin was accomp If you require an; eyeuuses .i-c. Cal! : tested free. Satist P. H CO H), Dru“ Lindsayâ€"1!. his wife -!.i::dsay Prat. I. 8.1m Slum: unwed eye spr‘ciausq vim Omens: three :1 “consulted at KIM B Watch {or dates. Al charge. Those hart eyes would not am For mire drugs P. H (0A D, th :icinn, Lindsay. W.F.M2E W2. STEPrâ€"Y. woman fior geuen $13. per mnuth, I: 1', BAKER, 167 Toronto. NOTICE’4 debted to me I please call am Richards, at 1:! Office. at one] counts are nO' (1w. McKL When in we {or first. cluh‘ C “Gals 150. W‘ George 51"”- «HON-0‘1- . V3111 Mr. J- C 5‘1 be pinned to 1* pmvod In heslt 3110“" attmgazafi Thoma Br! 3“” In flock poo-fie. 3‘ out. Give us a: 3, w. \‘ounrJ ntcrc‘e Reptir 33.2an 8 "We" .lwa!‘ on hand {01’ “r.“tford ,“pgcxruuy 801“ Mes than ‘ pariah IMF“. C0 ”ck their mm” ”peril": Culi‘ornia WI “,1 has ass! ”:3 bruihor, a‘ the 0“ '91 tick. who ill Sam.“ “4 Ia successmlly n: moo ladies . Sgte.‘ n “I Petcrl 1. cm“ Cnul ‘56. “'eddl 95‘le. A is: (or