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mrket. Groceries. Fruits, Highat Prim paid for Produce. _ B0llER AND ENGINE One 60 h. p. Inglis Boiler, and one 40 11.1). Engine. 'Both as good as new. A. BULLBN SENS. QUEEN? HQE-‘EL 600D 15.45 0 SM. Can be had at away down If WOODVILLE BUSINESS MEN’S DIRECTORY EYE STRAIN Hundreds of your acquaintances can taut, w u... .... of these words. They know, beans: they have sufi'ered and been relieved. Our Record Books contain many of these names. We give you reliable information if you suspect your sig isfdefective. FOR SALE. Sells everything 1n Lindsay Street Bridge. The htenls of a Frost I'Enc: Ix: r“... w“--- _ , ‘ thoroughly galunizedâ€"thnt can't be broken until the min re: 3300 pounds. The stays are So. 7 or this same No. 9 wire. And the two wins ere locked with the Frost nod“. That braces the fence in all directionsâ€"up down and dingo: We've so sure that Frost Fences are the strongest and best to reps", free of charge. any fence that goes wrong. Tm'l (a: Frost Wire Fences are for sale by n-.. .. CAMPBELL. Made of soft, rich worstedâ€"lined throughout with silkâ€"hand shaped and hand ta’ilored.- Broad, concave shouldersâ€"collars that snugly hug the neckâ€"tapering at the waistâ€" the “ PROGRESS ” Dress Suits M, 31-04 BRITTON BROS, Clothes just as well better than, when individual measure. B§ead and Cakes. w. N. PHILP, GEO. HUNTER.” P. A. DEVINE. ELISHA MARK. . MCKEE. grace itself. {mm r Full Dress Suit; Frost Fences Are Strong A11 A1 For M, Rewfmt Earning Weddings dc. ONSULTATION FREE s of 3 Frost Fence are High Cm” bur 1M OPTICIANS Foot of Kent-st. Lindsay- acquaintances can testify JAS. A. VANSTONE. Farm Machinery, The M“ miCk O.K- line: Th: U°: Separator, McLaughlin --Carriagc5.-‘ Dealer in all kind: of 11"“ WE}: Rugs, 314M, R05“: .' .’ Bells: (’6‘ °. ‘. Biqcle and Bicycle KW mtmomflnlo am POI J. MURCHISON 8: CO. p,’ Goods. Hub and Caps, firs, Reafi-MCM‘thg, 3m: and Shoes. GM“- a]; 5:3». 813638 We mamas. ‘ “Wm-euto-da? tor’rm 011W 3 telling you all about our courses in . nook-nouns, W mo- . mm, W correspon- o m, m, cull “Moo, 0 Km. 10mm» auamess 0014302.»:an 0 Cor. College t. Brunswick Ave. .. HARNESS-MAKER: down and dilmuy- W. PBOUSE. Dealer in Around 9 Had Steel Coiled win. Lain ruches from 19" to to the truth your sight McCor- FOOD Grand THE COLLISION WAS HEAD-0N Both of the Dead Men Were Residents of Londonâ€"Snowstorm and Mitch. man's Error Wen Causes of the Fatalityâ€"Narrow Escape of the Engineers of Both Traineâ€" Engim Piied Up. Semis. Much 23.â€"-An accident alleg- ed to be due to carelessness of a switch- man resulted in a. heedâ€"on collision yes- terday morning on the London hunch track Just east at the tunnel yards. The passenger train for Strattord had just pulled out at 2.20, and was 3 min- utes out of the station in a. snowstorm when it was tound that the train had been turned on to the London track in- stead of the main line. â€" A â€"__A_‘. at?“ v. wv -_.__ Engineer Wm. NeWconrbe 0! Toronto and Fireman McGhee both noticed the error and were reversing the eudne, which was going twenty miles on hour. when it crashed into n double-header height coming in. The first trelxht en- - ._ j mâ€".-nn all or London. When the crash cane hath out!!! were thrown out and found unhnrt heâ€" side the track. but Hughes and (3in were caught in the wreck end killed. Both were terribly mended and burned. and have not been extrictted. The freight engines were piled shove the passenger engine and totally demolish- ed. The boiler of one locomotive rested on the cab of another. which was piled over the third. .- A g- v v we u-ev Engineer Newcomhe etetee that he did not see the freight on eeoount oi the snow flurry end the smoke or the switching engines. Homeddery new the passenger lights but thought they were going to make the switch end turn out. Train Wreck et Hemilton. Hamilton. Ketch 28.â€"â€"whe Toronto 0. '1‘. B..pessenger train due here ei 8.35 collided with e yard engine end some freight oer: here. ‘Both engines were wrecked end heggege oer end smoker telescoped. Three freight oer: ere also demeged. One 0! theeers tell into the hey. A are eterted but we: eoon put out. The injured ere Wm. Beetty. engineer. loge end erme bruis- ed and heed cut: J. D. Thompeon. men clerk. 18 Ferley evenne. Toronto. bruin- ed about heck end shoulders; Wm. Weller. beggege men. :8 meet Berton street. cheat crushed end inJured in- ternelly: Engineer Armstrong. 134 North Ferguson avenue. bruised about the race: Conductor Geo. Stoddert. North Perk street. leg cut. end J. T. Kelley. Boston. body cut end bruised. Train Derailed; Two Killed. Rochester. N. Y.. Merci: 28.â€"-'rhe Hemlock Leke trein on the Lehigh Vel- ley Reilroed. due here at 46. we: mm nt Honeoye Fella yesterdey Icy Rulmd. due here at us. was wrecked gt Honooye Inns yesterday morning. The enflnoer. Wm. Gurney 0! Rochester. was instantly killed and the trauma. Edwu'd Brusky 9! Bone- oyo F3113. died Mei. “we-'0‘»... 'vâ€" v .â€" _. Unxer. who nowâ€"lien tin Gut Hoepitnl‘ in e critical condition. The prospect i ‘ that he will ldee fingers and toes am. no e cripple {or life. Two milee below Sheilield the horse rm nwey. Children on the way to school found the men halt covered with snow. Young Unw is the main support of as widowed moth- er and sisters. He is employed in the omce o: the Gnlt Knitting Co. Skull Fractured by Bobbin. Peterboro. Moi-ch 33.â€"Edwnrd Jew- ell. a. young men employed en en one! 3 very low condition. Snewelide Kille Six. Granite. Col.. March 33.â€"An enor- moue enowelide came down Wedneedu evening in the Winneld and Cleer Creek minin: district. killing. it in reported. nt lent but a. dozen men. Pref. Don-mus. For Nearly 60 Years. Wee Columbia Instructor. New York, March 23.â€"Prot. R. O;- den Doremus. tor many yen-s a. noted chemist. died here yesterday. 8801! 81 years. It was as an expert on the et- fects of poison that he was best known. It was he who originated the sys- tena o! disinfecting ships. which is still in use at the Government quarantine station; he was one o! the pioneers in the harnessing of electricity for com- mercial use and on account of his knowledge of explosives he was called to France by Emperor Louis Napoleon where be rendered important service to the French Gowrnment. ‘ ‘ A~â€" ______ §-J Cobuum 24.â€"â€"H. J. manna w yesterday. by a; good modority, elect“! move of the Township 0! Column. now Mmton and Trudeu. and wig ho sworn in by Judge Vfloix 0-.er next week. Prof. Doremus had with the New York Un College or the City of I stmctor in chemistry yam and tor‘more u had occupied the chair the Bellevue Hospital I of which he was one 01 AlbanY. N- 1-. MU bu: providing for a! for workmen on 905 the prevailing rate tndo o: occupation mod to: m 599‘?! DEATH OF FAMOUS CHEMIST. Trunk Traihmen Die Wreck Near Sam. EXPLOSION IN A MINE. MINE GAS EXPLOSION. Gut the Eight-Hour Day. 1y. N. Y“ March 23.â€"-Tho Pm pvâ€" u-.- Doremus- find been connected 3 New York University and the or the City of New York as in- in chemlsfry for nearly CI and tor'more thgn 45 years he upled the chall- at chemistry in :evue Hospital Medch College. in he was one o! the founders. cobait Hu 1 RM?- both entlneen Rum-cumin Municipal um Upon Ontario Ministry u E I Govmmont'Ownod P Gut, March “PA l8? 01 representative: of V‘ munldpallues 100““ power. was heid here 3'0 noon. President J. H- 1 Bond at Trade was in 1 there were representative: London. Bridgeport '1‘ Thoma. 8t. nun. 3 Township. WaterlOO. 3‘- Geortetown. Paris End _1 ...v v.’â€"-.. Ever. was Eelfhore’yestemy after. 3 there were representatives from Guelph, London. Bridgeport. 'l‘llleonburg. St. Thomas. St. Inn's. Berlin. Wilmot Township, Waterloo. 8L Geom. Ayn morocco“. Pari- ad Preston. III the discussion on the whole pomr question representative! from each 91300 spoke. The necessity for im- modilte union to forestall the dtsposel of power to a. private company. aiming to create a monopmy and perpetu'ata higher prices we: pointed out. It was stated that the Hon. Adam Beck was unions to lave his head: strengthened In exerting an influence on the Govern- ment. who are nvreeented us ready to act in “corona with popular expression of opinion on the power question. _ u __-_.-A L- A resolution we: panned. woven 9,1 President White. London. and seconded ‘ by President Hughes. Waterloo. that the Government 0: Ontario at once themselves establish a power plant at Nim Falls or Iecure power produced under existing machines for distribu- tion to the reachable municipalities of Ontario; and that they devise plans to carry the same into eflect at the earl- iest possible moment. this meeting pledging itselt to do everything rea- sonable within its power to render such an action eclective. ‘ Other resolution: passed approved the action of the union of municipalities. which has secured power commission. and to which this gathering was deo signed as an auxiliary. Organization was aflected for future action with J. H. Fryer. chairman. C. E. Goldie. Ayr. secretary and representatives from «crew? and meve Berlin. Gait. Guelph. mo“ Waterloo and Ayr. Government I. n Locu- In a Blue at Ottawa. OMWI. Much ZLâ€"A are ( last evening on‘Snuex street building occuphgl by the Gov _ ~ _A_. Ottawa. Max-ch uâ€"A are occurred last evening on‘Suuex street in the building occupied by the Government a a store room (or marine stores. The three upper stories at the structure were The geombhlool Inn-cum. only three doors distant. was for 3 time in den- (er. . Went Heard Macedonian Cry. Rouiand. B. 0.. March 24.â€"In No- vember Last. Rev. J. A. Day. D.D., visit. ed this city and made an appeal for the children of the Macedonian Or- phanage at Aehanta Becca, naeedonia. stating that their parents had been foully and cruelly murdered by infidel Turn. and that he desired to and homes for then: among Christian families in order that they 1:11:11:di Pmficnmbcr om $11,000. Detroit. March 24.41111;qu the heavy trunk or a. vine thnt covers the front or the homo of Kn Ford. 1.180 Woodward nvenue. Thursday night, a thief entered the house. went hastily from one room to mother tad secured nutty 811.000 worth of gems. among them o peer! necklace valued at 85.000 and a. ring valued at 81.800. Berlin. March xtâ€"Juluco Britten. who came to Waterloo to attend the annual meeting or the Home! Lite 00.. was taken suddenly ill with eryslpeiu. and is now st the Berlin ud Wnterloo Hospital. Justice Britten ind been in Stratiord presiding nt the Anise: He is uniform; from eryslpelu of the head and lace. ' Boston. Much 2Lâ€"A toll o! 85.1“”. 54 ships. and property mun: hundreds of thousands of Count: In Montreu. March zLâ€"Peter Mm aged 80. was kmed a St. Henri yes- terday by g G. '1'. B. express. He got in the way of on. train. and while set- ting out o: the way of ”other while min: to cross the tracks. Peterboro. Hatch :4.â€"-wum.m me. Otonobee. was found deed in his bed at Keene yesterday morning. He was 70 years '0: no “end wu s son or John Fife. who introduced into Ctnada the celebrated File when. Onmnn Gob W New York. Mach :4.- 10 years' lmpflsonmefl yesterday on Abel-t 0! ctr conductor. respondI 31011 which resulted in man wagon driver- . Tummy You. For Forgery. New York. March 24.-â€"Henry Knu- ,Browne. . lawyer. who recently was convicted pt forgery in the nut dome. yesterday was sentenced to gene the mphnum penalty 0: twcnty yep." in prison. BURNED MARINE Over Fifty Shipe Wrecked. COnfuud by Tnim. Judie. Britten Ill. Hi. Father’s Son. I! Got. 10 Yul-n. lurch 24.â€"â€"A sentence 0! moment was "090”“ Amer: Oreuun. t “to“ responsible for a. col“- sulted 1n the death 0! ‘ nah “Pun“! STORES. Pub. MI“ 4 "You were nerdy a. machine to cord the will of Phillipe. were not?” wu the way If. Curry sum up the attitude of this and an o directors "Would you like a. cunt." um w. colanol mantle-11y. but the 1m- neu replied in the native. A tut moment: menu“. however. he totâ€" tend and tell in the box. and ”poured to be Morin; for bra-n. making in- Irtlcm sounds. “Bond 20:- Dr. Shard.” directed the colonel. Wotan m procured and Ir. Butt was placed in n recumbent position on the floor. with a. ledger u arpulow. “an. - u-.--- __ , _ Th. My witnes- m noon re- stored. however. no that the service! of the doctor were not required. Crown Attoi-ncyCumtookuUnpu-tmthc tax-mun: round 0: Bart. The inn-ti- gndon ended for the w nu! Will b! continued Many. WILL Dominion Gmrnmont Undertake: Do- !mlvo Work At Halifax. mum. lurch 2Lâ€"(Gloho 890cm.) â€"'l'ho Dominion Govammeht has up mod the responxihmty of completing the torfiflcauons which no in course the mum Department. Owing to the mild winter the work on these tom s tonne of tear to women of the Mr!“ tow: couple 0! ’0‘“ M m of burglary hetero Judte tam met-noon. ind m 10 your bad labor In ' penitenflu‘y. linden. nun. Much 2tâ€"A remark- ably ught nuance. considering the m.- tnn of the oflence or vhlch Jacob Un- rnn was found guilty. '0 impoud yes- urdny. The prisoner in n drunken brnwl stabbed a. communion. The Int- ur recovered. at: !ordshlp pen: the prisoner to god for eight dnyl. Strung» In South of Wife. mm Much uâ€"(a A. P.)â€"-'rhe Loud Provost of Dundee ht: received a Iona-tromuymmmnmnnm 0nâ€" tuh akin: him to and out mun-lase- m. 3111., The yflm, who gives re!- emea. my: he’s will!" t0 provide home for : had-worth! Protestant xix-loft? toflmotue. tron: this city. . Dd. load 14 years. son of Thomas Bmiy. while misting the tum servant in telling trgu. was Mr. Drydon'o Commiuion. Toronto. Much 24.â€"Hou. John Dry- den. former Minister of Agriculture tor Gator-lo. has been appointed by the British Government o member at a commission to enqutro Into the m1- cultural condition or bound. and will lave in tho oouroo o! 0. week or too days. Go Into Forced Rdinmonl. floured. Much 2¢.â€"At the conclu- sion of the admins! term or the Court of King's Bench rated”. June. I‘- vcrxue sentenced Joseph Fuse. for step braking. to uven yous: Jam Th1- bualt. used C5. “tempted ape. two you": Luigi Raul. braking Into ml Baum; from Imun Bank George O'Brien. bounty. Joseph W. burtIW-u one miners k day's mine explosion ut Century. W- Vt. The bodlu recovered wore torn and mulled. and in many an- bum-d tram had tab“. “which“ mm m but - . ”1...... Lou: HAND PHfl-U” COMPLETE FORTIFICATION. Stabbed H it PM. Crushed Under Tao. Death L W. VL. I 1m : chm." naked W 24.â€"Thufldly In and new 1 24.â€"Tmty- m in Thu-I- :entnn'. W.VI Int you-I M13: P.O. BOX 217 TERMS---CA.SH OR 'I‘RADE. 1 PASCOE BROS DRY GOODS. WALL PAPERS. New Spring Good: to hand. Our god: is now well assorted in hints, Muslims, Lg Lace Curtains. Embmidaia, Inscfiii‘éns, Linoleums. l‘ Oilclofim Shirtings. Apron Gingham etc. and a vcry rangcofnew Dtas GoodslorSpring atlowpriccs Call and elsewhere. BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL WINTER GOOBE PASCOE BROS-7 General Merchants, Oakwood. Ton «puma always kept ml! assorted. We buy for duh 7and sell tor Cash or Trade. which miles as to sell at cm Prices. 1 highest Market Price Paid for Eggs and Dried Apples. see our new Wall Papas bdotc V0 Oflee and Shop 147 Kent-st 11¢ and all DI ’. W; JORDAN No