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§A HIGmBnTHAm DDDDDDD .””““ \‘w‘fl ' on ,his farm. lot 6 con. 8. Opfi. will? Hobart Reeds is preparing to build :1 Wm under his bare this _1 (Bye G. T. R. a-r" constructing 'a new depot and ramirrant shed in our little town. which will add .much to {the comfort of passengzrs waiting Ior trains. I Mr Geo. DOW'HY i9 ~rcct..- up; a new Home any: the Latest improved "mo- CORRESPONDENI’S [HIERS from Our Own Com: panda at). pleasant event occurred tut the home; of Mrs. Salter, of this communq fly, on March 12th, being the marri- age at her daughter, Miss Beatrice Salter, and Mr. Harvey E. Mops‘on’, of Minnesota, US. The oe-rvmony was pcriromed by Rev. T. H. MJcDmde. 0n the. 15th th: happy couple left for g ‘ PLEASANI pomr. ‘ (From Our Own (‘orresinndentJ i no roads are in.a very poor con- dition now. Some of 1.11.: buys walked to town on Saturday and were, unâ€" able to get back the same day. 1 \VC are very sorry to learn that Mrs. Albert Hardy has a wry sc- mions attack or pppJN'fici‘Lib’. but w): 8 £112 will soon rucm‘cr. Mr. David Endzcott Left on Mon- Bay for Emboro, where he intends mending the summer months. 3 who schools 31'“ now closed during Easter helm-‘03., V _ 5 Mr. John Eudic otL hm: returned lrom the hOSpiLal and is Improving yary fast. ' Mr. and Mn. F Brien w::2 in town f.’ REA-Rom. ‘ . '(From Our Own Correspondent.) f {the snow is most all gone. Fall wheat and 010‘??? looki well this fining after the hrnvy blanket of now the past d‘iutzr. fibula" on business. 9 their farm home i-zx'iiinnesbta. taking with them the [best wishes of all. Our old English Condition Powder has been made for twenty years and at no time within that period has any reason appeared for changing it. New-tangled stock foods and condition powders come and go. Stock owners who have tried our powder sometimes change to others, but we notice that they always come bwk. If. you want 3 condi- tion powder that produces results, and results that do notzhave to be long woited for, get the DRUG-GIST Nearly Opf. P05! Uflice, Lindsay. “ 01d Engxi PRICE 20 CENTS. 6 FOR $1.00 BADD Q W. sh " :Wo ngret to learn 0! the nines-5 m Miss qumnna Reid. and wish her a speedy weaver): Misc May Pripa, of Lindsay. Rpm}. ‘_ . .7 M“ ,;_ LA-.. I (From Our Own Oorrawondmt.) The iollowlng'is a report of the standing of the pupils of S. 'S. No. 11. Mariposa, (or 'Mamh: Class V â€" Frank 'Bott, Howard “KeSIick. Millie Bolt. Victor armiston.’ Glass IV canâ€"Hamilton Collins, Harry Keglick. flask: Jackson, Jean armiston, Ma ado McIntyre. Violet Davidson, 1% at] Noodward. Ola-5.5 IV jt.â€"Vic-, tor JaobSon. Carl D_n_sgvi:dsgn. Eczema]: week. . Mr. J. H. Mauro luff. for the West last. week. We are mrry to lose such a good citizen, but wish him every success in his new home. bv- vu-vâ€"~- , , Nummdf'dhas III.Â¥Met'a Vamoc, Clinton Collins, Clareme Windrusm, Bertie .\Voodward, . Lojtyh Shaver, Class II. araâ€"{Bemt‘rioe Kealink. 'Ray Windrum, Wt mm Clays IIjr. â€"Ettie Bott, Minnie Collins. m Garmiahablb wattle Jackfion. 315-. mart-h Dame . Alliator Mommas, F. Butt. Pant -mr momma. D. McDoneJd. Pant Lâ€"Gmm Dam. PLEASANI POINT. (From: Our Own Correqpondeut.) Mr. John Endicott gave his foot 3 severe gash, which severed histwp toes and instep. am boys have all returned home, hale. and hearty. [mm the bug). Mr. '1‘. Flynn purposes putting a wall umkr ins barn; so does Mr W. Hamilton. _ . . . Huh 4 v" v ..nâ€"â€"- ‘rMilss N. Rhine/tin; of Toronto, Event a few days withmhccr mother, Mas. McQueen. ' "fiET‘RT'DJLBrf'Zm Miss N'Alie, at Toronto. spent Easter hclndays with their parents. _ Mr. N. Miptsrn and MISS Jeanie. Mr. J. Whitcslmth _asd Mr. G. Milan-ca, Miss Clara Ihourpson. of Lindsay, spent a few days wmth hm- aistec, Mrs. D. King. . Miss Eva Pearce, of Toronto, meal: Easter at hu- hmne._ ‘ .1?ch made w::-e in very bad con- dition last Saturday, the most of th: Fenelon boys having to walk to town. .How are the girls feeling that got upset? They should feel grateful to the two gentlemen who caught the horse and so enabled them to get safely home. .. . . “ow-4 .v... Miss E. Brien is visiting friends at DunSIord. ‘, J -A_ Vâ€"fiibsgiEmily Coburn, of Seagrqv-z, and Mms S. Comm, of Toronto, went Easter at than: hom_3:__ Miss Eunnly King and Mrs. P. King, of Axlmar. qut Easter with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. King. MT. Alex. MoFam'ran. of. Owen Sound. spent a few. days here with friends. 3151;; xiiâ€"Dagilhsfiabh Miss L. Broad, of Lindsay, are mmduxg a. few days here with their frieudg‘. A_ wlvld AnniJ-éFiE-n has returned home af- ter (Spanning a few weeks at eastern points. . - .- .â€" “,2-.. _._:.a .. ll.- yvnu ‘w'. Mr. and Mrs. F. Brien. paid any- ing visit to Fcucluu Falls friendb lately. MANILLA. (From Our Own Correspondent} Mr. and Mrs. E. Edwards. 0! Lind- say. spent. Eastzr with their par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Egvgnrds. .w; _;.¢ wv, U. .._.W, ems with friends hu're MAMPOSA learn of the Illness of Reid. and wish her a “El"i-‘Jsléiand mm- le31 smut East” ‘1" 7 ms. Gm-bzr and Mrs. andcrmn. of Petrrboro. :apcc-t We: holidays with their friend. Hrs. ‘W. L. Doom. Muvtor 015: (mac :1:an ma Eas- ter lmhdays in deawa. Mr. Armand-i in spending a. Yew days in Oshawa. "w..- lu-b In "Vt ,, ,_ We are lea-mug a good deal minus. Liudmy’s mu .wuer. but wa have not enough c! any kind of watar toput ‘out a fire. ' fIihexe are no good Friday or Easter untertainments, excepting the first appearance of a sunken their on E39- tar Sunday. -" n 77-- n-_i_._- Mr Clam: Rmtley. of Toronto. has been spending th_s_ “pad' two week-9 with his Mather in our village. # .’ "" 2' ' A pia social was held at East: on Monday evening. ;Sevom.l 0! out OMBMEE. (From Our Own Correfimndent.) Excel-y on! Lsglad to see the spring wmtirr. No aaricus (inmage from floodS. L_!-_ 35‘1“; “afmsiea. ago-Wm W tendered by the ch9i1:._ ~ â€"u_ erm is a 5.91%de chance tor some of um Lindsay ddeqwhecl steamers to come up Pigeon River during the ensuing season. Siam Boboaygconis a. tsnniuus of the. c. P. P..R'y. Pigeon crock at any tune 1s! nafigaue. there being four feet of water right to Omemee. . Scrgt. Jenn‘yn. lately o! the in! Iantry School. Toronto. is inotruct- ing a class tou- tb.e great central camp at Ottawa in June. [Too late for but wwek.) "Iii; White. moi-onto, and M128“!- lm'. Deficit. spent Easter Sunday with m. E. Terrill. ' . flaw churchés in our vdlace were all well attended on Sunday lad, Special Easter cal-ms w_ell preach- Inwuv. (flu: {amt-:5 are Lvery busy brine- ing in Unfair cpop (or. the‘eaaaon. “-_A In .I -hsnl Mr. 'Cooper. of GJenax-m, has rent- ed the hotal in our film andtakes possession Maym _ . CAMBRAY. (From Our Own Corrgxpondeut.) -A Lumber or our villagers went Eaawr in Toronto, mung them be- ing Mr. Fanning. '1‘. R. James and John Maundur. the 8th. Great sympathy is felt {or Jae. Lawson. whose vomy valuable horse 323$: sick in tha village last weekan‘d Miss S. Regan, spent Easter with (fiends at Gohaurg. .Mr. 8. Cam is a papa now. Con- grafiulqtions. _ ... . ,_ ,L w-.. ... ~â€" .. omfié toâ€"itâ€"he molqmency of the wwther. the M98 cmld not flow off their Eastur millincry to the best advantngg. ~ I 9.. AA. _.w;3.;;m”y to chronicle the death 0! Miss L. Paxsuns, who died in 130-. route on ADI“. 5L1). in Iogqnto: Mr. Art. ’nuomns spent an holi- days with his parents in Oshawa. A public {meetzng was held at the aohoolhtuac last Tuesday for the purpose of dimusn‘uu; “moving the school.” Great excitement. preyaileg: m. w. was an?! Mr. and Mrs. G. Owens went the Eastct holuhys with friends in Ouhayvafl "Em. Coulter spent the pastwcek at Orono. ”HfiTVâ€"filib Cream-away. who is at- tending college in 'Doronto. called on friends in thq village _t_hi-a wgck_._ the meeting was ad‘ourned until utcr Frank Mc- inâ€" 'l'oront-J. ' !boy8 walkfid 0“. "ii? -gfiey, who has been Very in during the past few months. has the kind sympathy of thc whole neigh- W-u â€"â€"'...._ ._ ‘7, an wdl liked as he was rude]! known, and tho-Is of on who know him had, a precicts him moat. for he is a man deeds rather than words. You can GOODERHAM. \ $011) Our Own Con-upendmt.) w in canine. and to say. and the rate it is so“ at is causing sev-. eral people who live near the n'ver to think of the meaning a! certain passâ€" ages at scripture. "For the rain: dc- mnded and the floods coming. and they have builded upon the sand." Questinnâ€"will the rest of it prove trust {those at as who builded on'the rock have the laugh anthem now. Théy used to tell us that it was hard to have our collars and have to build our forum in the garnet. will not be found {or me time.“ m'er. A striking personality. kind and generous dicpon'twn. and his (marked mo. in cacti»: yoga» him séqd tin“. Following ‘ustlm upon of .5. 3.. No. 10. Mamet-s, for m: mom . . Namvn‘ auauged m ordu- of marks; Samar IV class-film's Stinson.\'a- Jera Lmdloy. CW‘SBJ' Andcnnn. Junnor III chsâ€"uoorg.‘ Shiny. Bea- txicn Wiley. Olive Pull. Elam: Arm- strong. David Lea. Evie StimsonJolm Stephens. Cyril Anderson. Ruml. Stephens. Junior 11-013mm Laid-I icy. Barry Armstrong. Melville Ir- vine. Elmer SEW, Ethel Stephens. Junior Part Lanny Armstrong. Flor- cncc Wiley. Rebecca Wilson teach- box hand ”I.“ Quite a law funnies are leaving this neighhm'hood thia airing. The severe winter down here in the“ seems to have made them untimely consider Horne: Greeley's advice. “Go ,Weat. yam man, go Wag." We wondered this while back why the Doctor was whistling. “Farewell to Loch “pine," and were mutil- ed and none too well pleased token: that he is really having us. amlthat his extort! to find some one to take his place have been so In: mucous- m1. Romance. I unfit date hi}. equal The I. B. O. B‘y. is having ins wheels claim-d every dny now, but the water has not yet got as high as the fire-box. But .we have been very lucky so hr in having the vast heaps of snow pretty rapidly reduced with- out much flooding. - The be 0:09 i! not quite harvested and we are like to lose on: ohanoeot having no out-eotdoarp performance of Uncle Tom's (hb'm. Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed in water proof garments. so tho cutting had to be interrupted in: 3 (gm due. other. wine we might have had a few spare ohunkfl to!“ Klinghohh) to cross the river to the station on, Easter is past. but the many mar- ket. continue: my tight here. There has been so much food bought to tide over the some wintu' that one cunt mgqtim a loan with any of the 1001! brokers. They claim that it ‘ :W'e axe glad to hem: that our genial station master. Mr. Filtin. has run (ac-ind wmd of a. 1egncy at £100,000 wt him by minimal in tunâ€"moths:- "but" N .MANV'HS x, and report 01 Very ill “u “Ill. Um w‘wâ€" __ _- ,7 dob". Victor Gillm John Wikinabn. 297 “one Dual! 87. Sem’or 11.01amâ€" Loxn Mel-haven}. . Russel Manning 260. Roy Gildxruit 257. “in311: 183.342.111.ch Ann-y 82. Junior 11 chmâ€"mac Spence 1915. Ethel Wells 110. Duncan McKinnon 178. Aida. Mc- Fadsen 82. Part II chmâ€"Elfin Donxlaa 124. Victor Wells 99. Lottie. Kinghorn 65. Phonic Prim-râ€"nmn’c Smith 162. HNumbar on roll for month. 48. Ava-r3- mtemhuce to: (Special to The Post.) The tollowins is the report of the standing of this pupils of S. S. No. 1, unripe“, for the month 01 March. 1904: W monthâ€"Fr neat Wool- dridgc. Viola McDomld. Austino Downer. Geome Vancoc. Lillie Gill): son. Oswald Varooe.Mna¢ie Wilkin- son. Harold Western. Leona"! Stacey. J um'.or Fourthâ€"Addition Ginsu. Bar. and Hall. Sonia: mum-my GilL son. Olive wanna, xaunior Third â€"Percy Gabon. Blanche Hull. How, an! Hall. Junior Seedâ€"Snell: Gill. â€"..- o Mr. W. Barker rpcnl. a few days this week with his sister. Mrs. A. '8'. Campbell. in Toronto. (Special to The Post.) Standing of vils of S. 5. No.4. Eldon. tor mafia! M: Leavinc class-Colin Campbell 406. Libbia Manning 31.3. Bella Manchen 126. Entru-ca chm-Name Brown 384. Herb. Campbzll 3'94. mic McFad- yen 291. Silas Smith 219. Nina Mc- FadyLn J00. Janus ”Fulfill 91. Junior IV. clamâ€"akv Smith 80%. Willie Ball 287 Donnie -I;Fa<b'en 261. Angus Hot-avian 256. Ernst Valium 282. Alba-ta waning 148. Senior Ill. chm-Hurray smith 259. Gaunt mm 92. Junior III. 0M5 2-80.41; W730!“ Pan-190931“ w“. A number or flu: young maple. around has authored at the home of Mr. Damn Gilchrist. 81h conces- a'on. on .‘l‘ucahy «eveang last. and presented him and his wife With a handsome fur coat each. Hr. Gil- chtist “(arcs for the West soon. arm mhoo! £0!!th hero on Tues- day (nu-mug. March kind. was thor- oughly enjoyu by all. The mhool was decanted with wet-greens. flags "Mitch: the East a? viutom we noâ€" ticed 3.1:. D. McFadscn. {cache-r. Min- dun. nrho sumo! Concert here on Tues- day (:Vt'mn“. Max-31 ?.'.’.nd. was thor- oughly anoy'A by MI. The afimol was decorated wizl; Wet-cream. flags and (mines: lanternsâ€"a circle of Ian. tam: decorating the stage. The Ralnool was crowded, noththmmdin: the threatening wmthcr and ‘bad toudti. 'l‘hb prom-1mm wni rendered in two pansâ€"Wt. l by pupil-v and part 2 by Ionian and local talent. For acme unknown crust: more were no baskets taken. and consequently the proceeds were not an large n enacted. The whoa! feels deeply in- debted to all who assisted no ably and willingly in the minute. HARTLEY. _ (From Our Own Lbnu‘pomieut.) Our daily mm! service has 1) en mewhat hangar-ad recemiy. owing; to the. wry bad condition 0! the tomb. flirts Maddie Du'ivcd i4 visiting To- ronto friend:I 1n Lorne Ec‘l‘gsgant. L. Fergu- SONYA. Gull Isl-lob Eulerâ€"Brunt In.“ Lovorâ€"leo Stock Imus-no mm Quotations. Tuesday Evening. Apr“ 6. Liverpool when {mm-ea closed to-du a“ hurt than Thumb: md corn future: un- damn-d. - - A -___ |._. cveraton; cal-gm Australian on W 80! 0d net. Comâ€"On W quiet but rgmtmrceu naked Amman. ubout due. Park. clauâ€"Whentâ€"Tone weak: ADC“. 21! 96c; Sena-usher and Deeember. 2)! 70¢. Hourâ€"Tone dull; April. 28! 95:; ”umber Ipd December, 28: 5c. \"ecther 1n Frauen: harm. shown-y; south. flue: forecast noctl u-d south, fine. ___. , n A __‘_A g-A ‘â€"â€" ‘_. (‘lucn‘o Meta were closed toâ€"dny. but at Milwaukee. where the future. we on n parity. July when: closed at 80c. u declin- ot 95: m yesterday. "38165 MARKETI- .Llrerpool. Aprll 5.â€"-Whoatâ€"Spot steady; 1w. 1 (Julianna. 1’s 064d; mum‘s dull; m. 69 Mid; July. 63 7"“: :mmlnal. Cornâ€"Spot steady; Amt-dean mixed, new. a 2594; Arum-loan 2:11:04. 0“ ls 7d; futures dull: May. 41 4d: July nominal. Hamsâ€"Short out steady 15» (id. Raconâ€" Shorl. clen- backs awn-1y. 36»; should ' mun qujel, 32s. lmrdâ€"Am'orlcnu rcn . 1.." 1-]- Autwéfiu.'7buâ€" Whm- Spot quiet at .m-ldy: so. 2 my“. unchanged at 17%!- TOMSTO 5t. “\YBESCE; JIAIXL’T. (if-l..â€" Whnt, whim. bush .....w EB to 8.... When, red. bull: ....... 0 971/, .... Wheat. spring. bush... 9 92 .... Wheat. goose, bush 0 88 025 Bark-y. bush ....... 0 47 0 £856 Beans. bath .. .......... 1 35 Beans. hand pimp-d . .. 1 OB .... nymbush ....... ....05‘5 Pras. bush ........ ..... O 66 .... Buokwhnt, bush 0 47‘}; 0 48% Oats. bush ............ 037V. 03% LIVERPOJL GRAIN AN. VBODUCK- Earl; The tmhoflu of'com'troux Atunttc port: In“ week were 22.000 quarters. 32" 103‘ DAIRY IABKB‘I‘. Kev York. April 5.-~Rutter- swan: and tend! unchanged; reeelbu. 7833. Chet-0e â€"8 and unchnngeg; receipts. 3412; Bus“: r-_.. ._ __, -_.' Hamsâ€"Short out steady 15» (id. Raconâ€" Shorl. clen- backs sum-1y. 36»; should ' square quiet, 32s. lmrdâ€"Amorlcnu rcn cull. 5! 6d. Tarpoutmwsmrlts I all. 42!. Import: of corn into Liverpool aria: the put three days. 90m rentals: u.) wheat. The Imports of when: into Liverpool last week were 10.300 quarter: from A1133. Ilc port; an}! 08.000 gunner: from other A bl In“- qu mucus-5w, nun-.w. Stony; realm. 17.740: state. Penna and umrby fancy selected white. we to 21:: 40» average finest. 181,90: do. nun. 18:: western stat-axe sensations, 18;“; Western and Kel- tuclry firsts, 18c: southern. We to 1739:: oil-ties. 17c; checks, 18c; duck om 2c b 28:; goo-e em 4°C to 50c. - Cable- U-ehnmdâ€"Ilon Ar. lulle- In the III“. lukct. London. April 5.â€"â€"Lh-e cattle study It lie to 11%c per lb.~for steers. doe-d weight: rcrrlgentor beet. study ut 1 c .0 8c [oer lb. Sheep slow, 13c to 139k W "IONIC LIV. STOCK- u lmFaxnndKuottbo C P.R.andG.T 8.7m53anm My last. co otswattle, mooted 401 hon. 18 sheep. 52 ulna. 81 horses ad 10L host to P131. Nichol; w“ w w." P- _".- Butchen' cattleâ€"Choice picked lots d but '. 1000 m 150 lbs each. equu 1- will“! best exporters. nre worth “.0 t0“fl;ludiotgoodooldat“tom to $3.85; common. 38.” Interior. $3; M 3 g wmflfl. MARKET REPORTS. CATTLE MARKETS. bmi.. ..... Mglmmuu Ie. bud: .... II ....... I 'piciééi $ 858$8fi=883 osocuueooe $ m WAY. mu. Ariana min-d. ST M's, $4.45 to 83.55.: maths. aiflel. d pig's ' mm: to :12} to 3.550- :i few at 85.75: 1!th loud; at up. 1.- lb.- ln weight. arr writ 84.0} m an. (ad um watml. wt .UflLLO CLI’I’LI IA East 3-9110. April S.-â€"Cnttb- 110 m0: moldy: pflnw um $135: sumac. 54.5 m :5; mm: 81”: bursts and twdcrs. $3 to“ 82.75 to “- Vailâ€"Wyn, 21-) had; 83 to Hon-Mu. um hand: go- “My «the. 1°C 1.: 13¢ lower ‘3“- m 0971” lower; hoax: a: Hilda cowsâ€"41H are worth $30 to : Cumâ€"Ctlws s hon “.50 to $6 1' Sheepâ€"Prim-s. 4 and bucks at $3 tu Smoke , wag-yea no to 7 lbs not per cwt; oi! color: quality of same we: Yearling lau choice an»: an no ”.10; ban-ya 3.1;! to 813 IVE .