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$1.00 1mm was: thv same at Port Ar. 3hr until the Japanese attacked; VII! the disorderly clement retreat... ed to Newchwang and later to 1430 Yang and Harbin. He cites one ear.- m"! imtance of tm lack of even in mum of morality or discipline “”8 men high in command. saying that °" (me occasion a general 0! Cam)? mtroflmd his entire atatf, in the dining Icoom of the largefit hotel i° Harbin ‘30 “a Woman than I‘m than was no one more notorq km in the Manchurian capital.” “In... Mm high “At 1b moment when the town, WWU insufficient dckmcegms What! by any of a. halfqdoaen 1w my divisions, the leading l’fi'all mnbant informed me that 9* Moment of ‘military atom that had arrived recently contained Midas of pexfumery, scented “I! aqd ladies’ toilet articles, bit-bun, garters. fans, and. other mthalia dear to the heart of tin thud-moada.me. As for field neo- “the much as (pans, , field 533938. kettles picks, Show “A and other equipment for fortify. ms or for services in a rugged comm ‘ 3 they, be added bitterly, had not ”7°“ hem I'é‘quiSitia'gned.” M wen: the Game at Port Ar. It“ until the Jumnma attacked , up: the anaemia: of the Russians 10 theme which has disgusted and and t1: carespondentb. Writing 1 MM which the Japanese W captured, and. which "fl h fill! a! Mensa strategic import. M be fives a. painful descriptionol tb ton while it was still held by the Amdent writing from Bar. in. the (1th city of Manchuria, 1:0 which place he was ordered after via in); Part Arthur and Newchwang in mm, makes the most serious charg s (immorality and lack o! disciplines long the Man utfioers. .an. um and gambling, he says, 0a. We Conditions in an army in the a» the results of .the campaign 3 1851' in Manchuria, and the state “18.11331: St Petersburg, go far mm the ouxsider that Rusflia 7 n“ has Cscape that heroic operâ€" 71 which natiOm Sometimes underiv "3 0% cases and which is "n 3' a resolution ”'5! sons up "' that lord “13 “kappa! Domical a v- “a“. â€"__ Dnndonam has ten... red Iran the thea. “Mt! in Canada amnv I.-- -, ”“099“ 09 9000209000000: mfg Headquartersfur RUSSIAN DISCIPLIIE. china Hall, mum -st. We axe just opening up some of the new lines in Dinner and Toilet Ware, directly imported by ’us from England. W activity in the barn and ; Japanese Jardinieres. lATEST ARRIVALS. A few cases just to hand, which will ac on sale on Tuesday, 9th inst. CALL TO SEE THEM. STOVES AND HARDWARE 3:: A. L. DAMPBELI. SEREIELY. GROCERIES, KENT-STREET. ' in Canada, has 'emerged M1 is again in ranks at sthe capital.” “In. TO BUY AT CINNAMON’S. WIRE FENCING BIN DER TWINE lsnades” in Ontario, again exploiting { his exploded chargeq, embellished by = new and additional;~ imaginations envolved tmm his latest pipe dream. Since Mr. Whitney has commented to share the same rostrum with him, it Hamilton Times : Anybody can sneex, but it is generally mean kind of people who do 1:. The other day 001. Hughes sneezed at the Premiet, and E. D. Smith may think it shows good bweding to sneerst the Minister of Agrionkm'e be- caubhoisohmer. Tobesbletomer shows the possession of. neither brains nor good manners. :md distinct advantages as a centre tor manniastories. Not contmt with that he had emtgmd into a. 000â€". tract with The Canadian Manufactur. or to insert for one year a. hamâ€"page adxt describing the good points of Lindsay “The Trent 'y'aney 'Cannl Citv.’ Mr.Cu1verwell is a friend to Lindâ€" The United States treasury is low just now. The deficit for the first month of ing. a legislator was to exploit the influence and oppdrtunities of 5the pmitioo, for “what there was in them.” who betore elmtian‘ mixed himself to both panties and subse; quently claims to have sold hind self tooneand then taken cervioe with the other. taking the oath otuL flee as a We Minister would be a spectacle to make angels weep and demons grin. mtan'o electors will probably do some cerium thinkiagbe-o tore theymnsent to WtMr.Whi‘t-( may with authority to inflict such a disgrace upon the province, or place any branch 0! the public tryst in such unworthy, unacrupulous and in. responsible pmtrol. . ‘ . . : ‘ ,When the Burleigh Falls mortgage matter was being: discussed by Counq cil last week. Mr. Culvemell said he had done and was doing a great deal tar Lindsay for which he had not received any credit, and in proct of his statement referred. to a. numberot article on the Trent Valley Canal power development in which he had referred to Lindsay’s tine location that be is to be Wotmmm the next Tory administrmtion 0! 0n. taxio. That is 21 Wt togive the individual elector. be 339 Whig or Tary. pause. Epmey, “‘hidse' com, fem-d and gnawed motive in m gives color to tha claim of Gamay that he is to be Wotninmin PORTLAND CEMENT --nc mistake about it HARVEST TOOLS A FRIEND TO LINDSAY. EDITORIAL NOTES llo. 10 Hamiltpn‘ .Timsea: The Toronto News discusses the question. "To what extent is an officer of militia free to discus public matters when on or or! duty?" And it adds, “It a 'militia om is to wear a muzzle it will be difficult 'to get officers." And likewise, it due courtesy 8!!de spect for Super-ions are disxegarded it will be difficult to get officers. Ev. mu. n.5imply'hosens itshoflfonwhile. Why? mummofityou must con-act. the «incon- mammodonm Sir Frederick Trams. the celebrati- ed English mean. MD has just re. tanned from a tour round the world, idtn'th'usiastic inhia admiration for the Japanese. He found their medi. cal equipment for the war excellent. He says they have taken the best they could find in England or Ger... many and have improved on it. “They are the originators, but give them something good and they will pro‘dwe something better. .That is what they have'done in the case of medical ruufipment. ext emit! turn I admired the neatnes‘l and ingenuity of the materialâ€"the Ineat. Light, clam-fly constructed atretchers; the was they pick their stores, and .the completeness of their arrangements. Their medical field service is finely organized. tMir surgery admirable, and, thank W, they have no ery man who joins the militia givefl up something for the good of the service. If he is not willing to do so he has no busmesa there. In Advertising Pointer. N'cwqpaaer adv‘grtisiug W you too much. whep you start it touday and stop it toLtnotrrorw. .So would clerks cost you. too much if you‘ hix.‘ ed them for a day now and then. Same with dclivaery masons. The wheel of your business must never stjofp: and the' whole machinery is out of gear unless the big animus, ing whgel is almya turning. ma in the field hospital‘p. All their nurses are trained men~ Alta. gather the world can and will learn much from Japan m the handling of abig'war.""r...[,. "Foodstuffs with a hostile destin. ation can be considered contraband of war only if they are supplied for the enemy’s forces It is not suffiâ€" oent that thye are capable of being used; it must be shown that this was in face their destination at the. time of seizure." . v. .‘ . wRheumatism Does not lab so of you when you all? W0!“ 0" And that is the rule Great Britain will apply to the Russian seizures. When same seizures .rvvere made during the Boer war. Lord Salisbury thus stated Gmwt Britain’s position on the qmtion of contraband 0! war- . _ ; . Tpmnto Star, 'llueqdayn Sit Mme liam Mulock handed me to 00!. Sam. Hughes, when tbel utter said. that the farmers could be depended on to detect .fakirs. "qu farmers of North Victoria seem slow at it,”said the Postmastar-General. Be meant fbrj particmlal' disrclspect to Ophanel Hughes, but the opening was too good to let pass. ' , Tomato Star: Canada can get good advertising abroad by. publish.- ing: to the world the facts that her trade has grown from $239,000,000 in 1896, to $470,000.00“). in 1903. and the deposits in' the bank from $183,000,. 000 to $423,000,000. No ohm! country in' the world can sham the same rate of growth in the same period. It seems, according to the Wu Secre- tary’s reading of the law, tint the regu- lations prohibited Lord Dnndonald from “speaking publicly or attending public meetings.” Let’s hope in this case the error my be 30': down to our rough-riding Cumdim nys, end not visited upon tie Genenl in 3 way to close his career as a. soldier. to “(serve pure liquor and food st low prices under the beet pouible motel con. ditions.” The church grog shop we; opened with religious services, and the Bishop declared it to be “the greetest cocml movement New York had ever known.’ Buhap Potter, of New York, has opened} model saloon, which is intended are 1120. The weekly output of these tutor-icons" pimoo, to-day it is 220. The memories mking piano pm: em- ployed 121 bonus in 1894, 10-day they give employment :to 365. That in t hedthy growth. _-.â€"-â€"q A contemporu-y points out that ten years :30, in the piono mnhctorieo of Toronto and Toronto Junction, there were 405 hands employed; to-dty then-o political Mam. why“ we the flag either to nomad their own rm calities, or to qtir up .the prejudices of the unthinkinm . h i1 The Russian troop’s are said to be losing: heart. They has 1081:» more than heart; they'vae lost I’M- tiara, atmtegin positions, artillery, and almost em}; skirmish that ha taken place. ‘ ‘ 1 I 1.. ‘ Vienna, Aug. 8.â€"Dr. Eduard Hans- lick. the musical critic. in dead, at London, Aug. 8.â€"-A_Pulhm¢ntary bye-election in mam; Sum-day re- suitedinthoretnrnolmflhahuca. the Liberal undidm. who received 4,700 votes qua-t 4.540 wt for C. E. Koynoer. his Coma" op- 09393; £32.42“ puma-Ix ed with a. home command. We are assured that the question of the em- ployment of Lord Dundonald has not arisen in any form as yet. and that it is very doubtful whether Lord Dun- donald will return to active duties at present, as, notwithstanding the great value a! the cervical be has rendered, there are other: to be prev vided for whose claims may be ruled to be stronger than his." Loudon, Aug. 8. â€"(C. A. P. )-A Pu- !iamentary report issued by the War 0mm in connection with South Afriâ€" London, Aug. 8.â€"Lord Dundonnld arrived here quietly. He wee met by e. lew friends at Euston Station, end drove immediately home. Canadian Amociated Preee able says: Lord Dundoneld, inteereWed at Liverpool, said it was inadvisable“ make any statement respecting the cause oi his departure from Canade. He had decided not to say anything until he reported himself at the Wu Office. It was not a fact that he had expedited his return home owing to a. message from the Secretary 01 State for War. London, Aug. 8..â€"-(C A. P. yâ€"Rev. J. H. Ritson, one o! the sea-caries o! the Bible Society, at the iqvitotion of the Canadmn auxiliaries. tours the Dominion during September and October. {hé proceeds of a. sale of 1,152 re- mounts. bought 1t an average 0! 8140 a. head, amounted to no more thnmavermofm. mfiérddded: “The Canadian people are the best in the World." The agreements with Sir Percy Girouard and the director at nil- waye were signed by General Buller. but were never submitted to the treasury. ca shows that a forfeit of £10 per animal had to be pdd on 1,685 horses bought in Hungary at £3 and in New Zeland, while in Canada. The Army and Navy Gazette saya: "There are club rumors to the enect. that Lord Dundonald will be provm. The committee on public accounts express their emphatic diupprovd of the expenditure of thin uum without Pnrliunentary sanction. Says m Poop). Aro tho Boot In World. tary authorities during the war and the first six months of 1902. that ; million and a quarter pound. In: spent upon them. Ballvny prcndlturo. London, Aug. 8.â€"(C.‘ A. P.)-A Parliamentary report just. issued shows, with regard to the Transvaal md Orwge River Colony railways, taken over and worked by the mill- The late Senator put in u: ap- pearance this year at the Senate for a. few days, but returned to Toronto much emcebled, only to pass slowly away. Mr. Aikins had ht various times during his business career, much to do with many important, financitl, commercial and industrinl undertak- ings. He was prominently identified with the prohibition mowment, and held once an Vice-presidxnt of the Ontario Prohibition Alliance. He married in 1845 Miss Mary Elizabeth Somerset. who died some years ago. His family consists of three sons and {our daughbers. mun-eats” Commit". on Tnuvnnl her or the same year In: sworn In an lieutenant-governor for the Pro- vince of Mmitobn. and on theexpira- tion at his term 6! service as such, re- turned to Toronto. and in Januuy, 1896, was a. second time called to the Senate. ads. he orpniud the Dominion Land Bureau. now the Department of the Interior. Prior to 1869 Senator Aikjns had been identified with the Liberal party. As Secretary at State he held once until he was apâ€" pointed lieutenantâ€"governor of Ham'â€" Mr. Aikins resigned from the Cabi- net on May 23,1882,u:d in Decem- Mr. Aikins entered Sir John A. Macdonnld’n administration .3 Seo’ retary of Stan and Registru Gen- eral of Cmda. on Dec. 9. 1869. and continued in these often until the re- signation oi the Government on NoV. 5. 1878. On the return o! the Con- eervativc party to power, October, 1878, Dir. Aikinl we: win up- pointed Secretary of State. As 1 minister he immcd and carried through Pulinnient the public lands act. 1872. and alter the. ncquisition of the Northwest Territories by Can- met-v“, III-v "wâ€" _...7 â€" .â€" her for the "home" division of the Mohave Council from 1862 until the union, and was called to the Senate by proclamation in May. 1867, and retired to assume the gubemtorial chair of the Province of Manitoba. > __ _ _ LLJ). After leivinc college he be- came a. successful tanner. ~fie egg-1y entered politics, and at lor the County of Pool in the Candi”: A.- ymbly Iron: 1854 until the geneul election in 1861, when he was defeat- ed by the ltte Hon. John Hilliard Cameron, but was “ten-Ids a mem- hoard Politico h 1856. Wu loam on m :- uu. M In“; Wu "out... flt-m of W Toronto, Aug. 8.-â€"'I‘he Hon. J mes Cox mun. died at his mldenco in Wellesley street. Tomato. on Satur- day at 6.80 p.1n., alter; lingering illness. Mr. M“!!! W” a. son of June. Alkins, who lett the County of Mamba, Ireland, in 1816, and alter residing in Philadelphia 10;- tour years, came to Cannon ":4 ”t. M in tho Township 01 Toronto (now in the County 0! Peel), When Mr. Aikins was born on Much 30, 1828. Mr. Mimi received his edu- cation gt the local schools ond st Victoria. College. Cobourg, tram which University he held_ the degree DEATH OF SENATOR AIKINS. SPENT T00 WI! MONEY. LORD DUNDONALD BOMB. nomn Sold at Lou. Dr. Main-1|. [I'm to Conn. We have recently added to our business a. first-class laehlne Shop and Foundry, and can supply experienced workmen to undertake an! kinds of work in KESWICK, 2181 Sire of LORD ROBERTS has never been beat- en in the Show Ring. He captured first rize md traded at the Toronto Spring ow and at the Industriol several tunes. Hie colts took first and second prizes in Curitgennd firtt prize in General Pur- noee classes in 1903 at the Toronto In- "LEE ROBERTS sands to doy with- out o rinl in the Show Ring tad his colts as following in hit 109“?” __ . ’fifiifimmm’ d“ ‘ 8"“ .21 vi oico u possessing superb, all-round action, and will when bredwith the ordinary mm of the coun- u' he wrote sire stile ”Pd ‘knee “fienâ€" ,,,-_j H qut gfigaflfitâ€"Bhy Vcommnd dmoot a much money as speed. Will make the Season at his omstable, 172 _Ke_nt-st. west. .. The Wt Trotting Ira Stallion In caudaâ€" mar was In Butt-r condition than In I. May. gm in 29 .e'c., . 1.56 en’p. LORD ROBERTS Record 2.18} Public Exhibition three became, aéfloogmoqg. Hnboen MACHINE SHOP and FUUNDBY. Minnie Keewiek (ice record) ...... 2.19} Mollie Keewiek (public aid)....2.27 mnnie Keewiek, triel et Peter. boro .............................. 2.17 munieKeewick won hell-mile me Toronto Feirin 1.09, 1.06}, 1.05. The Great Standard Bred Stallion L. I. I P. Iy. Arbltntlen Cues. ’ The decision of the ubitrawre ha been announced in three arbitration: over 7 the eompeneetion to be paid the lana- I owner: by the Lindsay, Bobenygeon and g Pontypool Railway Company for the rig: ' ofwny. In the case of Willlnm J. 2 the com y oflered 8400; Mr. Lee claimed 1200. The arbitrator: have al- lowed him $593.75. In the cane o! Fran- eiaCnrtin the company oat-red 3900; Mr. Cnrtin claimed 83000. The nrhitratore 33%“)..33‘?“ 1" “a“; e company 0 e 3300; Mr. Meegher claimed 31000. The erbitreton hnve allowed him 8371.88. It appear: thatthe atatnte nllown the chi. tratora no diacretionns to cont-,and if the arbitrator: award what the company oflern, or lose. the land-owner :paye the costs, but if the nrbitratore award more thnn the ompeny oflera, however little the excess may be, the company paya the costs. KESWICK THE N. HOCKIN SHOE STORE _\ ,‘CONTINUED is out sale of Trunks, Grips and Suit Cases. We have another lot of those B: Telveope Gtipsjseeling hall a 6011:: size for 35¢, dolls: size for 75¢, dollar and a quarter for $1.00. ___ “are the only people in Lindsay selling the famous Im-ictus Shoe, made Geo. A. lat/ day we are showing 5 cases of these shoes, hot from the factory. by S er. mr line. Au. Cum or Human: Runs-o. maximal Gum The Handsanast Carriage Stal- lion in Canada, WW vvr-vwâ€"--, _-â€" _-~,, 7 ,, Fpr Pedigree and Terms see and) ,. MILLER SONS, Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ALWAYS CURES And in Pleasant ind Sale. THE N.HDGKIN SHOE STORE many Street Bride's. TO«DAY we begin a big sale of slippers, cool and restful for tired feet. - You can‘t be happy if your feet ache. 200 prs Women's Clqth Slippers. sizes 8 to 8, sale price 2 pairs for 25 cents. 200 prs Women's Tweed Slippers. sizes 8 to 8, sale price 2 pairs for a quarter. :00 pm Women's Pane Cnrpet Slippers, sizes 8 to 6, sale price 20¢ per pair. 60 prs Women’s Fine runeiln Slippers, sizes 8 to 8, sale price 50¢: per pair. 100 we Women's indie Kid Ruskin Slippers, sizes 8 to 8, sale price 50¢ per pair. ’. CURTIS, LINDSAY. THE PROPERTY OF A HOTEWEATHER SUPPER SALE. LINDSAY’S GREATEST SHOE HOUSE ~13}; But we desire to speak of the old- fash- ioned, everyday kind of home- -coming--- «the _journey of the tired workingman, farmer or 'business man to the home for meals. If the l°food 15 not of the best, that is the kind of lhomeocoming that tells most rapidly on the lhealth of the Old Boy and Girl, and 1n time lon the stamina of the younger members of the ;;home circle. 6646‘“ ¢ . . . :_ Bargains now on 1n all hues. Victoria County, following the example of other communities, had a Home-Com- ers’ Day on Monday last, when over 1000 of the Old Boys from Toronto and other parts of the Province revisited old scenes. That was fine and proper. SPRATT 8: KILLEN}. Home Coming Time. In order thst the home-coming of the difleront members of the tamily may be joyous sad regula- it is neocomry flat the groceries end provisions for. the household slnll be selected from our fresh And they: complete stock. LADIES ! You must fix up for the coming at the old Lindsay boyx Who knows what it may mean for some of you ? Old friendships renewed, old loves rekindled, old clothes rejected ! You will need some of our men’s vshitc duck Pants at $1 per pr. A few lines of men's colonel felt hats, $1.50 and $2, for 7 5c. A180 D1111 DWI-ID uni Sleeve H01 era. When in town, we for a stylish suit with M Ihe Old Buys’ Reunion. Midsummer is your best season for looking sweet and attractive. Gowned in one of our dainty muslins, organ- dies or wash fabrics, you’ll be irresistible. Summer wash silks in light colors, also navy, checks and linen color, at midsummer prices. Neckwear in Collarettes, Stocks and Belts ordered specially for the Old Bays’ Reunion. A beautiful line of White: Silk Belts, crush and fin- ished with gold and silver mountings and buckles, at 2 5c, 50c, 756:, $1.00. $1.25. . In Collars, we, have embrondered and lace in white, ecru and string, from me to $2.00. Fancy open-work hose. silk finish, at 3 5c, 3 prs {or $1. The very latest Shirt Waist sets are the brass military buttons. You should wear them for a proper finish. x5e to 50¢ per set. Also hand-painted pearl and jet, 15c to 50¢ per set. Lindsay Old Boys, we expect you to give us a call. ‘M‘W‘O‘MWW‘ When in town, we would advise you to leave an order for a stylish suit with Mr. Tom Hadder. WON QWW i Men’s Summer Coats and Vests at Men’s («my openwork embmidered 356 7 rpr. Ian’s fine riggsn Underwear, 25c and 50c. Men’s nopbl '3’. G. R. Negligee Shirts gt $1.00, $1.25, and 1.50. Men's Cums, Collars tnd Summer Ties st all rices. Also Cut! Mug! Link Cnfl Buttons, Collar uttons PAGE WEE. and