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The Kind You Have BASTIRIA Yoch. 0R MIDDLE-AGED MEN For Infants and Children. a Detroit, MlCh. Judence Depart; If you desire to and treat race and follows : (Special to The Post) L Ottawa, Sept. 2.â€"-Several changes have been made on the stafl of Otta- wa University. Messrs. J. F. Mchn- ald, of Peterboro and D. H. Coleman of Trenton, two laymen. have also been added to the staff of teachers. Mr. Coleman was teacher at Con- nolly’s School house, West OPS, I a few years ago. | This school will hereafter be known I as the Lindsay Business College and ! School of Gregg Shorthand. Mr. ? Spotton is a member of the Gregg Shorehand Association, and is in di- rect communication with Prof. John R. Gregg, the author of the system. Every graduate of the stenographic department, who is of pleasing apâ€" pearance and industrious will be guaranteed a position. This ofier is made by reason of an agreement with the leading typewriter company, of Canada. A cash prize of twenty dollars will be given to the- first stuâ€" dent .who typewrites fifty words per minute. Contests for medalists will be held regularly every school term, and a special discount of 'ten per cent will be given to each of the first thirty students entering after Sept. 5. Former Ops Teacher Appointed 5 The celebrated Gregg shorthand has been introduced. This systemhas a sweeping victory at the Fifth Inter- national Shorthand Speed Contest at Washington last March, and is ac- knowledged by writers of several systems to be the best. All the lead- ing styles of shorthand were r °preâ€" seated at this contest; the ‘victory of the Gregg shorthand was com- plete. The Loose Leaf Ledger, Bill and Change System, Card System, and every modern a/pplfance known to business science have been intro- duced. The new proprietor 18 a man of wide experience in business college work, having been for a number of years in charge of several'high grade colleges of Western Ontario. He is determined to make this school the largest and best of its kind in centâ€" ral and Eastern Ontario. The Federal Business College, of town, which has beeh doing such exâ€" eellent work for the past twelve years, has been purchased by A. H. Spotton, of Peterboro. Mr. A. M. Houston, and his stafl. will still be in charge of the departments. Federal Business College Purchased by A. H. Spotton, of Peterboro Business College Changes Hands A serious runaway was narrowly averted today at noon. Frank Graham, of Ops, was standing in front of Swat Killen’ s when two ladies drove up in a buggy. They came up too close to the team of horses, with the result that the sth caught under the back band or one of the horses. This caused a mixup which promised to terminate seriously. The team ran up as far as Carroll’s store, the two vehicles be- ing badly mixed up. The ladies still occupied their positions in the bug- gy and were calling for help. The horse finally tripped on the pave- ment and fell down under the wa- gon. A large crowd gathered on the scene and the horse was extricated No damage of any account resulted, except the bending of one of the ax- les of the buggy. Excnting Inadent on that Streét al ‘ Noon Today Serious Runaway _ Narrowly Averted [THE LINDSAY POST Q Wednesday [afternoon the deputation ffrom Oshawa, together with Mr.» F. ; Reid, of Windsor, His Worship Mayor iBegg and other representatives of the town council, visited the Ross Memorial Hospital. Read Carefully Let’s sing a song, as we go along, so every one can hear, and tell them all to trade this fall, where goods are not too dear; .and bear in mind that you can find, right where these goods are sold, if you will read with care ‘and speed. the ads these c01- The visit to the local' institution by the deputation, therefore, proved an eye opener to them. They. were taken in charge by the matron. and shown through the different apartments and the gentlemen expressed themselves as surprised that Lindsay possessed such an excellent institution, which, they declared, was second to none in the county. The town of Oshawa has just open- éd‘a, handsomé hospital and the citi- zens of that town are naturally very proud of their institution. I If we didn’t catch fish we saw a very attractive spot for a summer re- ,sort. On the east shore of the lake, ' about five miles by water from the Portlis Pettit’s Pointâ€"though there is little point just here. The Point we want to make, however, is that on the farm of Mr. Pettit there is a beautiful oak grove on abank some g ten feet above the water. The land ! gradually slopes into quite a' hill 5111 this grove Mr, Eettit has built some eight or ten cottages, all of ! which have been occupied this season 5The writer spent two weeks . in one ' of ,them thirteen years ago. There is? ' room here for scores of cottages and 1 _L and yet some. A splendid view of the! water and the shore opposite is ob-' tained, and the shade of the trees is always refreshing in the hot weather. , As we enjoyed a half hour in this de-e li‘ghtful spot, we wondered why moref people were not attracted by it, and! ’why a big hotel would not draw a? I F Paying patronage. i w _-._,-- W.â€" l g I -~ -_..-_. Oshawa Gentlemen Delighted Wlth the Local Institution Visitors Called At the Hospital , Whitby Chronicle : A few years ago all the fish in Lake Scugog were kil- led by frost, the water having fallen: The lake wasrestocked and ‘ a close1 season of a couple of "years enforced. J This year reports have‘been circulat- j ed that fishing was good in .Scugog.y The editor of this paper, joined the!I editor of the Port Perry Star in a, fishing expedition last week. Now, if I any Ananias ventures to say to . us that the fishing is goodâ€"well, we know better. “Get up early," we were told. Well, we got up early. “‘Still fish near the weeds." We did so. “Use frogs.” We failed not. “Troll in the steadboat channel for lunge.” The lunge were 'away visiting. “Troll. near the weeds for lunge.” We caught! lots of skunk weed. No, the fishing in Scugog is not GOOD. By accident one may, after the exercise of much! patience, run against a struggling bass, or a pikeâ€"called lunge by the natives. But that fishing is good â€"; such a canard. Of course, as a Welsh! man of our acquaintance was wont‘ to say: “Ef yeh want to ketch fish yeh must go where they air.” Per haps we didn’t go where the fish; were. _: So Says the Editor of the Whitbv Chronicle Poor Fishing . on. Lake Scugog I hOId. It is said“ that a number of local nimrods have forgotten that the duck season does not open until Sept 15th They hied themselves away to . the hunting grounds yesterday and peperâ€" ed away at )the feathered game to their heart’s content. Ducks are reâ€" ported to be very scarce and if the unscrupulous hunters persist in shoot- ing out of season, it will not be long before the game is practically ex- tinct in this section. Rice croquettes are sometimes fried in the chafing dish witfi butter. Killing Duck Out of Season Duringthe two days of the legate’s visit Quebec has been crowded, the hotel have been besieged by a con- stant stream of visitors, and accom- modation has .been at a premium and dffiicult to obtain; an ovation from a great gathering. He thanked them for the splendid: wel- come, and declared, amid laugh her that temperance was a cardinal vir- tue. He congratulated the gathering on-the work the temperance societies were doing for the uplifting of hu- manity, and in closing he gave the assembly a blessing in the name. of the Sovereign 'Pontifi. a Welcome will be tenderédflby the Bishop of St. Hyacinthe, who will also journey to Montreal. Durihg his stay in Quebec the car- dinal visited the Catholic Temperance Congress at Laval, where he received a welcome will be tendered by the Bishop of Three Rivers, who will ac- company the party to Montreal. A stOp will also be made at Sorel, where On Saturday morning the le gate and The Old Ops town-ship hal; at Riv party will disembark at Three Rivers : side cemetery. where the business where mass will be said at 6 a. r_n. ., and 1 the township.- was transacted for tor cars to the shrine of Ste. Anne de Beaupre, which much interested the visitors. The afternoon was taken up with seeing the Plains of Abraham and the other historical landmarks. ‘ The day in Quebec had beenwsb‘én less strenuously than the previous day. The morning Opened with eai'ly mass at the Basilica, which was packed to overflowing the Iegate being celebrant, assisted by Archbishop Begin. After breakfast the pa_rty journeyed in mo- The large and brilliant assembly that gathered to bid his eminence GodSpeed in his journey to the Eu: charistic Congress at Montreal in- cluded Archbishop Begin, chief pastor Qi the Diocese of Quebec, and other dignitaries. The laity were represent ed by W3? Dropin, corporation 01 cigls and other prorfii‘iifili Citizens. A.‘ The legate had obviously been de- lighted with his stay in Quebec, and as he stood on the gangway of the Lady Grey on the point of departure. he expressed his thanks to the assem- bly, and gave them his blessing. On the King’s_ wharf, whence the depar- ture 'was made, were the papal Zou- aves, including many veterans of the Italian campaign, acting as a guard of honor. Clergy Visit Ste Anne V Legate and Temperance Quebeé: Sept. 3vâ€"'I‘he cardinai le- gate and his party, which included the Archbishop of Montreal and other diSr tinguished firelates, left Quebec yes- terday afternoon for Montreal via Three Rivers and Sorel. by the Gov- ernment steamer Lady Grey. The Minister of Marine, Hon. L. P. Bro- delir, vgelcomed ’gheparty on board. MAYOR GUERI‘N. "-‘ 5"“ Montreal’s Chief Magistrate, who will figure prominently in Eucharistic Congress. good many years, is now a thing of the past. It has been razed to the ground by the cemetery authorities, and its site will‘ be levelled ‘up. Price $1.00 at your drugglst. He uld supply you. If he does not. send be to us, we forward prepald. soothes the irritated nerves, and assists the nerve.cells to gener- ate nerve force. “Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nerv- ine cured me of a period of nervous prostration of over three years duration, and the Anti- Pain Pills are as necessary to us as the roof of our house. I hey have been household rem- edies with us for many years.” NV M. J. LOUGHRAN, 1214 Catherine St., Philadelphia, Penna. Much sickness is due to nerv- ous troubles. " Headache, diz- ziness, epilepsy and insanity are nervous troubles. {Then there is a large class of disorders which arise from a weakness of the nerves of an organ or part, as weak lungs, heart, stomach, kidney, bladder, eyes, etc. Dyspepsia and indigestion are usually the result of nervous disorders. Restorative Nervine Old Hall Tom Down The old Ops township hall at River- side cemetery, where the business of Nervous Prostration For DR. MILES MEDICAL 00.. Tom. PAGE I 5