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at Corresoonoenne of Tun Pour. PEBSONAL.â€"‘.\1i88 Reid, of Glendine, is at present the guest of Miss Minnie Simpson. .. . .Mr. Lionel Pearson, Lindsay, is a nd- ing his vacation in Norlund. . . .Miss uth Linton, of Huntsville, is a. guest at Mr. W. Boedwny’s. . . .Miss M. Allely, of Lindsay, is enjoying a few weeks’ holideys in this lace. . . . . .Miss Sadie Boedway made a ying visit to Jackson’s Point on Saturday last. ' SCHOOL Normsâ€"School rc-opened here on Monday, 16th. with a. large attendance. The services of Mr. Wegar, of Powles' corners have been secured for the remain- der oi the year. Mr. Wegar comes highly recommended, and we wish him success. . [he reception committee thetwasappointe a, to receive and prepare accommodation for the large number of teachers who returned Saturday evening last deserve the highest praise that can be bestowed on them for the careful manner in which they attended to ' their necessary wants. M ax. '9‘.» en“: Quay-V .u â€". _. tw'thstnndin the bus season amon so - ,._, , :gefirmets. g y g h Piasoxgrsdrlms. W'vfi‘i mamaed to CBURCH Non.â€"-Rev. Mr. McMuIIen, of serndqme m Cuiclago E; “£9191 “inane! Bethany, and Rev. J. U. Tanner exchanged Mpg. 3"." Eire?! a: (froze fun? “if; pnlpm 1”” bméay' . : Broad span: :3. :ew days in Toron‘o sast CHEERIXG.â€"‘.\It. J. D. Thombpn,xnenr- ! week....C. D. Allin B. A... 0! Milford ace 3893‘» l"3P0!” ”“113“ 91'0“?“ts 30d ’ Prince Edward count'y. spent a. few days in farmers very hopeful throughout the ' town last week. the guest ct Mr. R. Smith. county of Peterboro. ....M as Mary sz, who has teen visiting PIBSONALâ€"Mist Davidson, from Bun-on her father. returned to Chic Monday. ...Mrs, Dawes endure Pk pa. 0!. Part - SW“, Office. is spending her holidny- Perry spent. Sunday with their friend, "‘1‘ h” ““t‘- - h~ Mrs. huwd....ma. Sui of Toronto, LIV! Smcx. Large a 11mm“; of cattle, is visitingher brother Mr T 'nnt. sheep “d hog‘ u-e mnde f”om-1”“ weekly Mine Bu‘ltett who he’s been visiting 15;;- ‘mm ”“5“ up ” b° “up?“ t° the cousin.“ 'Prcuse. has rammed to he: mmofhmyfirxk: a: M mid home .13 E:eex.. . .3". A. Jig-end, B. At; rad e Eazan m on mgavmâ€"Thmhubm nom| 32% on Manama. am by lightning or the floods in this andntuningho-em....Wom J.RIGGS, LIN DSAY. uzmv .94. - tome fields ofâ€"légfi are billy knocked down, but the cool weather prevent. my serious result: from hesbieg or growing. WI; _: AL- "IOU“ lVUâ€"lw â€"_ vâ€"â€"â€" Goon Annsmxoz.â€"The funenls 0? the hte Wm. J. -.Balfour and Samuel Brown were very largely attended last week, notwithstanding the busy season amongst flue farmers. 7 -, ‘n I. ‘c “A! A; YEW§G::M€ J. D. Thorntpn, insur- nnoe agent, mportl excellent prospects And tumors very hopeful thpoughout the county of Pewrboro. meoxALâ€"Miu Davidson. from Baron Stoen’ ofiioe. in spending her holidnyn wizh her nunt. -- I- . . ”n [cone-55.71:. 02 Tux Post] Knvm.â€"Fsrmers sre very anxious and tome fielda_of gr‘nin my? badly knocked A___-_L- -__ I have a complete line of Bicycle Sundries 1:: Wrenches, Wire T03 Clips, Morgan \Vright Racing Rubber Toe Clips, Wood Rim Cement, Patching Cement, Patching Rubber. Vimoid, Syringe, Cycle Oil. Morgan.. ‘Wrigut Tires, DunIOp Tires, Bicycle Lanterns, Saddles, Wood and Steel Handle Bars. The above Sundries at Cost Prices. LOCAL NEWS-LETTERS DATBH 63% Tenders-J. E. Knight. Harvest Excursionâ€"0.? R Boys’ Clothing-B. J Gouzh. R cans to Letâ€"‘30 Cambridge st Xotice to the Public - Mrs. Parry. Cleveland Bicycle -J G . Edwnda Co. Wanted Help -Wotld Medial Elem-fie Co. REPAIREfiG Bicycles ta Hire Haw Advertisements This Week. 5%» @zmmliau gnfit to this is what Ketchem- alive said to the flyâ€"and by the way, six large sheets are sold for five cents; besides other fly killers such as Fly Pads, Fly Paper, Insect Powder, Etc., Etc., by H. Hiflllfllfllflflfll. Jog. Riggs. FRIDAY. AUGUST 20. 1397. N URL A ND. OMEMEZ. Done on the Shortest Notice‘ DRUG-GIST GONE Westâ€"A lot of people away to Manitoba from here. . . . W. H. Webster to see his son Herbert, already there; his son Albert goee along for term of harvest ticket. . .Frenk Smellwood hes been over and back. and will remove there in the spring, having sold his property here to his neighbor, Mr. John Hooper, farmer ...... Wm. Gourd has been over and likes the country and will remove there likely in the spring ...... J osiah J emes goes over on the excursion ..... Martin F ennelly ie awey to gee the country Also, as well e‘s Ed. Dames. HARvisfikG goes on npaoe; hesvy crop, but samples will_not. be ‘33 good as last you. mwuship or village, but in the township of Ennssmore two farmers had their horses killed by lightning and losaea were promptly settled by the London Mutual. ‘ 77777 __ :â€" PIRSOSALâ€"Miss Anna Gilbert, Fume"- ville, 00. Leeds. is staying with her aunt, Miss Anna Rilance. . . .Mrs. Lawson, To- ronto, has been visiting at he: sunt’s, Mrs. Thos. Paley. .._- ....__r_,n Rn~orxsnn.â€"Our public school has re- opened with the some staff of teachers as before, showing a. pleasant connection between teachers and the patrons of the school. [Cormnondenoe or Tin Post.) Baumâ€"A happy household at Mr. Joe. Falls hereâ€"mother flsuglgter. STOCK?â€"fii’.i Holden, cattle buyer, is getting a. large share of diferant stock. (From another correspondent.) Passmu Awashâ€"The earlier settlers of Mariposa township are fast passing awayâ€" one by one they pass over the river. An old resident, in the person of John I. Short, aged 70 years, died last week and was buried in the Bethel cemetery Saturday afternoon. There was a large attendance at the funeral, for the busy season. Mr. Short was a local preacher in the Bible Christian church, and did noble service for the church in the primitive days of the country. The local preachers of these days would travel long distances on the Sabbath and preach two or three times. Mr. Short was acomparative invalid for over twenty years from paralysis. ._ ‘U m. , \r,ALAJ:-L -L.-_AL an unfit-Ma. IMPaovnmsN'rs.â€"We notice that a d: cid- ed improvement has been made in our public school during the holidays. The south wing, which has not been used for some years,hss had a complete overhauling. A new floor has been laid. the seats have been treated to a fresh cost of paint. and everything made comfortable for the occu- pancy of the junior pupils. The interior of the main part or the building has also been beauzmed by a new ceiling, sea‘s painted, etc. On account of the pai t not being dry in the senior department there will be no school unvil Manny, August 23rd ...... The Methodists intend xenovadng the lecture roam of their church. Al joint commit‘ee has been appointed from the Lemme, Sunday-scho:l and Ladies' Aid to superintendt 12m improvelrlzlients. piggy purpose put g in iron p‘ are. pa 2 the walls, painting the wood-work, and reseatfng it with chairs. We are glad to see this move in the rightgirection. ‘ (Six-expendence o! m Pond varc HounAY.â€"Re'rember that Sept. 2nd is Lianle Britain's civic holiday. The cammittee are endeavoring to mske It. a. success. Sports in the afternoon : concern straight. up, , _LIA_ LLAL _ 2..-!) I CHURCH Norseâ€"The Methodist church at Oakwood has become a stronghold for evangelistic work and moral reform. The Sabbath services are largely attended, and the ministerial meetings liberally patron- ized ...... Last Tuesday night the Young People’s Society held a public temperance meeting which was largely attended. The program was a most excellent one, consist- ing of appropriate songs and choruses by the choir....'l‘he Rev. C. H. Shephard, junior pastor, gave a very telling address. Bro. Shephard is a strong matter~of~fact man. He proceeded to pile up figures and facts against the liquor traflic that would convince the most skeptical that the day had come when this business, even for home purposes, should cease. His vivid pictures of the appalling work at strong drink were well calculated to afiright any who might be tempted to indulge in the intoxicating bowl. The address reached a high climax when the speaker proceeded to arraign the liquor business with its legitimate work of destroying men, body and soul, for time and eternity. Miss Silver-wood gave a very patheiic recitation in her own masterly style. Rev. Alfred Foster, being with us for the occasion, gave us a short, earnest address. Miss Pearl Weldon gave us a couple of recitations in her graphic and matchless manner. A show of bands proved that nearly all had already taken the pledge; some new names were added to the list. Mr. Editor, nearly all the young people in this part of the country are pledged to total abstinence. The future politician, if he be s tip-1:12;, mix; (illitilrb‘efore the mighty trend of the coming electors, who are thus pledged to eternal vigilance against the curse of Guilds. LITTLE BRITAIN. us E WUUU Coxeurnnuxoss â€" We exunu our congratulations to our public school teacher, Mr. Lupp. on the success of his pupiis, and tho credimble manner in which they passed their exumlanlions Out of eleven writing ten were successful. two of those obmlning third c1558 cggiflcAmes. “‘ I' Ch tunn- pleased to see the genial faca cf Miss Staple a again in our midst. 11 wins: resum her duties *3 teacher If the main: depart- mant . . . .Misfi Myrtle Lloyd is visi in: her sister. Mrs Price, i1 O.i lia. ...Rev. J W. Bman‘yne rs‘umed homa on ’l'hursdav. after spending a. month visiting frim’ls and relatives in this vicinny. . . ...Mi 3 Ida Scranton, of me Foresters staff, Term 0. has returned home. having had to resign her position on account of ill-health ...... Mrs. L. Jacnbs. o! Hnn‘sville, is vlsi ing her cousin _Mrs_ W]. fienderson . . ..Mr. T. , _-_:_- -mn Adar. net CUUSILI Anna u . ... ......... McCrea, of Mani obaJs renewing acqu unt- ancss in this viclnity....Rev. W. Tucker. Mauilla, spenu Monday a! Lbs parsonage. Coxaurnnuxoss â€" We extznd our conmratulations to our public 3911991 [nose uuuauuup, uuu. w..." -_- ,__V ,, Asrcsnmns'rs â€"Mies E. ard Mr.A Sh wet entertained a few cf their friends at a lawn party on Friday eveninz. The lawn was beau'ifully decorated with Chinese lan- terns. etc A pleasant evening was spent in social intercour-e and games of various kinds. after which refreshments and ice cream were served ...... A smile was ob- served to pass over the features of the members of the cangrepatlon in the Meth:dist church on Sundav evening when a member of the feline tribe walked across the pla' form and occupied a vacan: chair among the members of the c‘Io'r. " " Ilâ€" FLIA‘n- WI" I chyxm. â€"Miu Jennie Powlur eldest dung but of Jll. Paula. u :11 nah: sgun that u: “not of (“int-W? To 311 nppannouh the home boon clunod weqdingto orda- from um: family ph can. Dr. A. Wilson, of Fund“ F I: n to be honed flat the W cuuu' BIHUUK u“, my...“ Caoxca Nous â€"â€" Rev. Mr. Chldler. pre ident of the Christian Conference. occupied the pu'plt in the Christian church on Sunday. . . .R:v. Mr. Tuckermt Manila. will rccupy the pu‘pit in the Methodist church next Sab‘auth morning. in the abseu e of the Rev. F. B. Stratum. who Is taking tw: weeks‘holidaya visiting friends in Kinzstcn. ' For: Mummy; s â€"ank Seth er‘on, W111 Sracev. Mr. C. Mark. and son Edgar, left *(borrreepondenee 0! Tu Poem! Ax OLD Armlmsxr.â€"In the your 1844 Mr. Wm. Powlee wee Appointed poetmeeter at Fenelon Fella by Williun. Eu! of Lon» dale, London. En)?" her mejeety'e poet- muter xenon]. r. Powlee held the ofioe for eevenl yous, end we: then Inceeeded by Mr. Ju. Fitzgerald, who served for meny years. Mr. P. is in his 86th yen and in still quite active, Ind intemted himself very much in heving e poet office established et Powlee’ Corners, which in 3 great convenience to the public, end which in ably moneged by his third eon, W. H. Powlee, since the let Much. 1891. Tn: Guns or Dunnâ€"A may of the young people of thin neigh hood went to Fenelon Full: on the 12th to do what they could towudl doeing the gem of In “lulu-wu- Fon MANITOB \ â€"Frank ‘Set‘. er‘on,‘ Stacey, Mr. C. Mark. and son Edgar, for Manitzba on Wednesday morning. lvvuauvu IIV-II ...____, Scuoor. Gymnastâ€"Mr. Ames, our newly appointed teacher at “alert. is not able to take up his position owing to illness. How- ever, we expect the school to be opened during the week, as the trustees have advertised for another teacher, who will take charge of the school for the present. ....The school at the Dutch Line also opened on Monday, the 16th, under the charge of Miss E. McElwain, teacher. a , ,. _..__.__ -LAHa Correspondane 0! Tu: PM‘LI PERSONALS. â€"-.\Iisa May Bowhey hu returned from Linduyfo v§sit her parents. S UNDERLAND. [Correspondence of m Pond BASE BALLâ€"Tho buehnll match, Snnder~ lnnd ngninet Port Perry. wu nrmly contested, but u the evenmg cloned in the match was not completed. The victory appeared to be in fnvor of Sundorlnnd. . . . Another match of bueballâ€"Sutton ngtinlt Sunderlnndâ€"wu carefully plsyed by both parties, but Sutton nppenred to come out beat. PERSONALâ€"Mi“ Ellis and n lady friend from Toronto are visiting friends in Sunder- land. m.“ ,-_-v. Carmen Norm. â€"Rev. Mr. Reid, of Leakadsle, preached in the Pmbyuritn church hero on Sundoy. We expect the Mr. Fnser, of Sutton, wi_ll punch here next Sundny ...... Rev. Geo. McKuy had family no still enjoying themselvu st Sutton. Commaâ€"Mr. Fleury. who live: nest Layton, laid on information for wult ogoinst Mr. Hill of the some ploce, before Messrs. McPhoden end Glendenning. J. P’I; they settled without the aid of the mogiatnte. nun-- holiday. We think our businu men observed the day very well, but there might have been 3 little smuggling going on. Luz, SCHOOLâ€"The oddi‘iion to our public school house, which was much needed, is now completed and A third tencher will be employed. The ntendonce ob our public school hos greatly increased the post two or thr_ec yours. _ - u up, “‘21 -l uuu u u‘unua .._.._-- .7--_ __ ing. s continued for about;w an hour 3nd stopped for a short. time. than wu followed by I. fierce hail storm which conned gross havoc. _ uov vu. CRors.-â€"'l'he fur-men have their when out and out in the fields; they think the gain will be spoiled for use if the weather doe: not soon clear up. MOLLI: BAws. Vllwnav v. .--.__ _. ELECTRIC Swanâ€"Sundny evening shout 7.30, heavy blnck clouds settled over this part of the hamlet. The rain came down like sheets end the sharp peels of thunder and lightning flashes wetle teuly nwe-inepirjâ€" P0 WLES’ cogNzg-{muom Hill new: mike it. 3pm in GELERT. B. J. 5038b) Timâ€"'“uo'lfim “WW-“m" 7’ ii Em! an'l tune, sad the tamer, one at when «lulled by 3 null mantra of Inn-h so I prevlou axunhntlon. mud lnslxmonthlumhunp smut. This nu- hls ontnneo clu- hean I tom hum. We no not In the habit of maturing In and: m. and nmmd to no mm, tom he has been cachingâ€"T- beyond on: acuprehenalon. The teen are um since Mr. and 011's appointment to teacher in our eehoo one year and n-hnl! “to. two of his pupils hnve panned enmnee end one the first term ' exmlnstlon. The been pulled his enmee u; ngnnghs beta-e Mr2 â€"LA'.\' éécmeâ€"Ihe hwn oocid st Mr. J. Mnguiru on Friday evening m I gnnd success. Proceeds thou: 850; ,, Rummyâ€"If the non finding en over- coet between US end Yelvenon, on or ebout the 20th of J nne, leevee it et the Lifiord P. 0. he will be enitebly rewerded. BASIBAILâ€"AI much he: been eeid ebout the recent beeebell metch between I-ifl'ord end Lindeey, the Lifl’ord beeebell club would like to errenge another gene if the Lindsey teem heve got the eend to pley egein. m_" ‘I‘"' " "" "’â€" "*R- And euooeee of our tenehex. Mr. Emlngtun. Although he refers seven] times to "Form 1. enminntions." nnd " the able qualities of teaching possessed by Mr. Hmingtun." evidencing the letter “ by the many students that pueed the entrance during the tow yea-e he bee been tenehiug." yet to our mind he he not made himeeli quite clear as to haw we ere indebted to Mr. Herrinzton for all this. or why this ehould be thuely. How Mr. Harrington becomee unedited with the tuition of the runny etudente tint huye pasted the entrmeeduring the tew_yeu-e (Specm to Tax Pond CORRECTION â€"Slr. â€"In your In: week'- iune. under the h .“A Samurai Tmher,‘ you-l Dane MW mp3 quit: a laced with °the penguin r“‘1v¢u, uuv vn. ..w _â€" ._ _- ~-,v 18 witches. And uhmZEFhor loft. rib. {tire troken. Mn. Jeflrey escaped wixh s brnioo or two 3nd 8 for chpcchol on her (we. Hmvmxsd.â€"-Owing to to may shower- hnrveuing il performed with a little dil- utishctiou. bu; no in not much we: gain [Comudence 0! this Poet l Baumâ€"On Tuesdsy, the 2nd. Mrs. John Megill of e dsughter. PKRSONALâ€"Mr. G. H. Mills has returned After 3 tri to Menitobo....Miss Elliott, of Grsnd =pids, Mich, wss the guest of her sent, a: rs. Dundee. lest week ...... Miss Sets Begge, 0! Port Hope. ve friends here u coll lost week. . . .Mr. . Wetherilt end Miss Annie Wilson left for their schools in Chsndos on Fridsy ...... Mr. Geo. Beggs. of Cemeron, is visiting friends here ...... Miss Merthe Atkinson left on Tuesday for 3 visit to her brother in Essex ..... Mr. G. Foster spent 3 low dsys visiting st Gsrden Hill lstelg. -. . nu A‘:, Y is; been ho'uud [C arrunonaence oi ‘i'un Post SOCIALâ€"Many people from this par: attended the jubilee social at L’flnrd on Fliday evening last, and report a very profitable time. A ame oi haeeball wae very hotly contes' between Jenetviile nod Lill'ard, but resulted in a victory (or the former. We under-tend It in to be played again. The Bethany bran band was in attendance and rendered some ver choice music. and thie. with the beantli’u . brilliant moonlight and the excellent pro- gram. made the evening pace cn‘ very piea=antiy indeed. Proceeds ab mi 810. Scaoon-‘Oor public school re-opened on Monday, 18:h icon. with a very fair attendance. Mr. E. S’aples. the genial teacher. will surely have his hands tilled with the extra lame number of email bays who attend school. Taxman“; has etarted again in this section, and it will he the whole boom shortl . some two or three mlile going stead y. PnnsoxALâ€"Mre. John Hutchineon. ct L'ndeay. is spending some few days at her parental homr. Mr:_.lohg,Bl-own'e. ‘I‘Illmâ€" A. um uvun- . a... .v-. __- , FDIC _ ,V BACK Aanx â€"Mr. Wm. Mulligan. of Liflord, who has Men in Munitobs with his memgo round ell summer. ins returned hams. He has sold it and hes made well out of it. It is generel‘y understood the: ho intends to buy another new one end em up “rein. es he has made money. us the saying i'. “ hand our fist." We wish him every success in his venture. route-AU. Norm â€"‘.!!r. R N. Jones. cf Peta-bore. Is now home to help to finish Mr. Wu). J onee' house ...... Thle I: e very herd see- eon to save rain; the any ehowers nuke It almost mposelble to get it saved properly, but with patience and persever- ance It wlll be done in the sweet bye end bye. DOWNEYVILLE. FL EET WUQD‘ The Wonderful Ghoa p LIFFURD. FIR-EBAY. futon............ .... .. ...... .. mun..."- ..... ........ f. mi. m'm" 6:6" °“ 5! Inn-uni. murmur-um! II. ole-mud DIAMOND JUBILEE EXHIBITION at HONI'REAJ”. Imam AUGUST 19th to 18th 1397. Ram Mob It [tendon hm will be tuned :1 follow: '3‘: “a?" Windsor to no on Aug. 81. am on Supt. 14. man: nu! mum:- in Ont-no. Ola-pin Good to I T. 6. MATCHETT. the achoolroom. we cannot let each bomb!“ go unheated. Pmularm'. h:- oooth: another term wmm. we thluk. b) much more sppropd “f.“YJ'JfF. l "aw-"~51- [éoawxidonoe o! In: Port 1 RI. onmxa.-The Methodm church will be re-openod for divine union on Sunday next. Sermon- will be ptuched M. 11 um. and 7 p. In. by the Rev. Thou. Manning. of Linda-y. and n ma- mooting of the Sand-y .0wa will ho hgld n 2.?" p.m. a .LA Harvest Excursions Inrnonxo.â€"Since the: opening of the new will time- in the village ere im ving. and men who heve been on of crap oyment for any month. heve work in plenty. Kama lâ€"Mr. hlsyhee. principcl of Fenelon Fells public school. succeeded in pulsing nix undidem for third cleu cer- tificetes st the recent high school enmi- netionl. This in. in feet. more then msnv of the high schools. with as out? of teschers. were sble to pun. Hie enhance end public echool leeving csndideue were sllc unoccu- fnl. Fenelon Fnlll cen thus console herself thst she he one of tho meet. successful tesc'nere of the province. up e pey Maine“. M. F. Antwan. “tome et luv. u rtehebly one at the but am: men n \‘ebrukt. Coming to O'Neill from Ceneds In 1883 he qulckly mede his we: to the top In at. ohm profeeelor. Can- neetcd with hlm In the practice at In! [I hle younger mother. Mr. J. J Herflngton. who granted tron: Ann Axbxlew unl verel e tewy ...end I! ranking put’etfldee (m on the rand to Mm Home â€"The menegement of the Greed Trunk Benny heve mede errengements with Mum. Reba-t Redford 8: Ce. egente at the Thomeon Steemship Line. to inereece their service between Partiend. Me. end Radon. 393.. from e tartnightiy to e weekly erg-rice during whet is known es the Portlend neeean ot nevlgetion. but winter the Grend Trunk we! meet): hempered by leek ci space hr the freight which went to Partlend by their line 1:: shipment ebroed. It ie to prevent e re- currence ct thet tx'ouble thet the ebove- mentianed mangemen: hee been made. With the impt'ovement in trede end the enticipated good crepe the menezexnent look forwerd to e big winter'e bneineu by the Partlend route. Their elevetor he: been built with thet in view. end their whexiege end termlnel facilities heve been improved end extended. The six eteevnerl o! the Thames Line will have the privilege oi ceiling et Newoeetle end Leith. 14an- In Ynnkoohnd‘ The O'Neill. Hm County (Robust!) Independent cf a neon: dszo cont-wed the following “lemme: to torme‘r well- nown residents or this town: The Sate Bunk, established In 1890, I: omaered by G. W. Wattlesv. pmldent. on John Manny). ouhler. It bu scspxtsl stock of $30,090 3nd Is a popula- backing Imitation of the city. G. 1!. Betty. dunks. lasted In U'Neul In1896. Mr. 893?, It; grgdgnte of the In 1896. Mr. 1- 3 grants a! the Northwosm Un vanity. Calm. 3100 the Amadeus College of Dean! Surgery. Chicago. He sands n the head cf m. peat-slop lg the city. 3nd to fat banding Grand Trunk Railway. 0.2 R 01”. Go Kant-d... Lind-3’. to Hannah. and the Cum-din North-welt. STATIONS. FENI LON E.4QLS._ AUGUST 20. 1897- J usncz. THE HIGH TOBACCO DUTY TOBACCO. both plug and cut. The best brands 0/ CIGARS. domestic and (weigh. PIPES, bmr. [am woods and clay. CIGARETTBS of all th loading makes. Fine American FINE . . . GUT CHEWING. . . WW“M““M ”‘ 5 KLflNDIKE, ALASKA, GOLD MINEBS To get the best results the Tea should be treated as follows : After having warmed the pot put in a small Teaspoon- ful of Tea. for each hnlf-pint of the Infusion required. Let it draw for FIVE to SEVEN minutes, and pour out. It is best to use water that has not been used before, and to fill the Teapot- up at once. Try a package of Burjan Blend-if not satisfactory we will cheerfully refund the money. 0. S. BLAUKWELL 8500. Smokers’ Sundries RED lABEL, 200. BLUE LABEL, 250. Call and See Our Goods. is levied and still RIGGS is to the front. My stock is complete with who have contracted with the American Transportation Company for provisions get plenty of good Wholesome food, and are supplied with the 3 3 Burjan Blend of i if? India and Ceylon Tea; Guam Grout-n. humor: 3nd Provision Merchants. m Store M of Hark», To]. No. 8. RIG-G- This fine Tea is put up for us in half- pound lead packages, and is imported direct from the Gardens. Each package bears our ovm wrapper and we honestly believe it is the best Tea for the money ever introduced into Lindsayâ€"if it wasn't we wouldn’t handle it. for which we are sole Lindsay agents. ’. 6, KENT-ST , LINDSAY RIGG’S TOBAOOO STORE. C'. S. Biackweu ‘\~\~“\‘fi-M~Q.‘ \.\\\.\.‘\.$1.\.a.\\.\.w SUCH AS OUR VOLUME THE TOBACC CIGAR-S f fiends iuoe tic}.- Grand TA Morin Era Ex‘ Fair, Toronto, { Inclustvo. ‘ of Dr been : Franc style. ml: Mi“ who s< SPEOIA OO mum