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}sts., Lindsay ladian Tweeds 34.8.50. 85. mo. buy In W" Just 35 low. and 5\'C {0 Pay 1d finish 'nr Cont-It 81500,] OATS chant Tailoring c Klllen’a Sm '. worth $250!; ’. WP”! 75: 'ell plqased- CO. nyo uTcan get here is 45 W1: been IL McLENNAN C0. Sign of H111 Sa. 17 now-.- _ â€" SCRANTONA VCQAL m,,â€"-â€".â€"~ ~â€" g We sell Under wear cheaper thanyon really I E exfect to buy it. We sell Clothing of the best and sell it cheaper than the cheapest. We sell Men’s Furnishings away below-an ordinary profit. We sell everything for Gentlemen’ s wear % at flwerty prices. The" Bfihar Ton UMck‘Aul s:.. Toronto. El DASHES >HERE AND THBHE. Church Notes. â€"â€"C nnlngton GIeaner: The bishop has been pleased to appoint as rector t0 the mm b of Csnnington Md Benetton. the Rev. Wm. Major, of Gare‘a Lmdlng. his “ems: to take effect on the first: day of chem‘ozr next. The members and con- and In the mansions of tha church of am , -_ k- -mmmmted on Lâ€"i M. W. Kennedy 81 00., oar: h' of Csnningion ur-u Jaw-"w . Ru. Wm. Major, of Gare‘a Lmdlng. hisl “cans: to take effect on the first: day of chem‘ozr next. The members and con- ereflasions of tha church of England In the ; shove parish are to be congratulated on Obiaining for their pasta: a gentleman or Wide tepnhe for his scholnly attainments and sczive christian zaal. _ fl/ ONE HONEST MAN. Dmr Edamâ€"Please inform your readers. cw If 'm to confidentially. 1 wm 3118“,!!! n sealed let- k muscular: or a genuine. honest. home cure. b5 “1 -n l was permanently red to Igugmy vigor. after years or Menus from nervous W ‘J‘Jy. sexual weakness n: 3 losses and weak ~hrunkcn pans, Iwns rob nnd mm the ‘acks um“ I nearlyloe: faith in mankind. but m‘t‘n I am now well, vigorous and strong.and wish to all an:- Waited on the Government. Last Friday a county deputation com~ Drising Dr. Wocd, warden, Mr. F Shsyer, Mr. J. R McNemle. and Dr. McKay, M. RR. Visited Toronto and Interviewed the “mm!!! general. They asked am an sch ‘58 passed an the eppmaohlng session ren- defingitlegnl ta- 3 muuty mnnleipamy to borrow money for current expenditure 1,5253%; 11ml: dig-ousdog‘helim I 033130 ' .. e r I“ an 4 2’ WEI-mu .‘rct sccrg‘c'y. Addréssw‘lt Agents‘ 511091168. 20. 30: m 59.5; eanQuev Lumen: IRIDA Y~ Axes and Cross Cut baws, Lanterns, Horse Brushes, Curry Combs Scoop Shovels, Apple Parers, Scales, Meat Cutters, Cow Chains, new Steel Chain. light and strong Fine English Table and Pocket Cutlery, Guns and Ammunition, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Locks, Knobs, Hinges, Plain and FancyWindow Glass Portlan d 7C1 nu mt Ladies’ will find wit/z us a magnificent range of DRESS GOODS at t/zefeople’s prices. We leave our usual good range of Winter WOOL HOSE, celebrated lines at prices you 202's]: for. l’VOfl/[EN’S UNDER WEAR from the best makers, made wit]: a view to comfortâ€"“Health Brand,” “Puritan,” Excelsior.” CL O VESâ€"L ined, K in! and [Vac/EM, Ringwood, Caslz- mere. Our Glove: wear well and fit a: Glove: slzould- JIerz’s Heat/y Underwear, Plain and Ribbed, suit. .506 -Ife/z’s Tweed 07mmats...... .... ......$3.25 Bays’ Tweed Ot'crcoats ..... .......... ”$250 Your c/zoice ofljo 5271' Ties for ..... .... "H.155 0m Finest Drcss Goods reduce 2 5 per cent. ”fame/1’s very lmwy Ribéld Wool Hausa... .. . .. 25c Gz'r/s' and qus’ Heat/y Ribbed Wool Hose. .206. and 2 55 IVom‘czz’s III/inter Undcrwcar, z/ze suit. . .... . . . . . 'oc McLennan Go. _ // mu Saw. South Side of Kent-: Delivered at lowest Prices. Agent for SPECIALS for 1116 PRESENT: SPECIAL REfl’lNANT SALE NOI/V IN - - - PROGRESS. - - - DRY GOODS, A perfect flesh dressing and tonic. Archqr's Cream for removmg wrinkles. freckles. pimplea. blackheads. sunburn. d ,_:-... Won 5“. the Celebrated H. w. Kennedy Go. 5 Cut Saws, §§ V\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\§ Dnc’ 3.15m. [2P- 1.4:!" Ops Council Proceedings. The members of Ops council met pursuant to notice on Monday, Nov. 29th. All members :present. The minutes of last regular meeting and subsequent special meeting were read, and on motion by Messrs. Currins and Robertson were duly confirmed. The following communications were read : From T. Matchett, esq., county clerk, asking for an expression of opinion on the proposal that the county council assume the control of the leading highways of the county, with a view of permanently improving the same on a regular systematic basis, as suggested by the report of the committee on roads and bridges at last meet- ing of the county council. From A. C. Reid, calling the attention of the council to the necessity oi improving the swamp road across the 7th con., 2nd qr. line. From ‘ Jacob Soles, resigning the office of path. ‘ master, and recommending Jos. Holmes as ? a suitable man for the position. Mr. Thos. Paul. of J anetville, whose horse was fatally hurt Monday night, Nov. 15th, on his way home from Lindsay, at lot 10, 5th eon., ad- . dressed the council, saying the horse was worth at least .75, that his death was caused by plunging in o the ditch on the west side of the road, that the ditch is about three '1 feet deep, and therefore dangerous, and that 1 he would accept 40 in compensation for his loss. Mr. James Robertson, commissioner ; for that section, said that he had measured [ the width of the road where the accident had occurred and found it to be at least 22 I feet wide, that a driver can easily turn his horse and rig around without backing, that the place is not at all dangerous if ordinary care is taken in driving, that he had been credibly informed the horse was hurt be- cause he was allowed to bolt across the ditch and become entangled in the fence and some timber lying near it. The reeve assured: Mr. Paul that while the council regretted his loss they could not compensate him unless it was clearly shown that they were justified in doing so; they would make further inquiry and decide at next meeting. Mr. J. E. Knight addressed the council in behalf of the Children’s Aid Society, and on motion by Mr. Currins, seconded by Mr. Hopkins, the sum of $5 was given to the lLindsay branch of that society. Mr. Cur‘ . iins moved, seconded by Mr. Hutton, that I the communication of the county clerk be considered and a resolution passed at next meeting expressing the opinion of this council in regard to the proposed change.â€" Carried.“ M_r._ Robertson moved, seconded 57, -L:-_ Via. . .v... , by Mr. Hopkins, that J. Solee' resignation be accepted. and that Joseph Holmes be appointed pathmuter pro tern, in his stead. â€"sz-ied. Mr. Robertson gave notice thot he would introduce a by-lnw at next meet- ing to encourage the building of wire fence: to prevent the blockading of road: by snow- dtitte. Mr. Curt-inn moved, seconded by . u ”AA- ruw. .u.. V--.._.. N..._, Mr. Hutton, than the following accounts he paid and official orders leaned for temporsry ones, viz :â€"Geo. Calvert, meat. for Mrs. L. Powers, 50: ; Mrs. Dr. Clarke, for 200 yll'dfl gravel, $10 ; S. J. Fox, tile to Hawkins and Pattern, $19.50; C. S. Blackwell, groceries F. Clark, $1.50; Jan. Patten, wood F. Clark, $3; Kennedy, Davis Son, culvert. timber, 720; Alex. Burke, culvert. 4th (1'. ‘ line, 9th con., 35; Wm. Res, culvert, 10 com, lot. 6, 35; Dr. White, strendmce md medicine Mrs. L. Powers, 39; Mrs. Trev, tress. C. A. Society, Lindsay. $5; Joe. I Greer, supplies Powers and Gold funilies, $6.90. Oficial orders : N. Herbert. 27 lyards gravel, $1.35; '1‘. Hickson, work on 8th com, lot 6, $5 ; Ch”. Cornell, work east. boundu'y, $3: Inc. Robinson. work 5th qr. line, 5th com, $1: Thus. Cufi‘. work 5311 con., lot 22, $10; Thou. O’Neil, wt rk cleaning drain, 8th can” 810; Thou. Bist- son, work on culvert $5. and dr‘sin, $3, $8. â€"Con'ied. On motion by Mr. Corrine, seconded by Mr. Hutton. council sojourn“! till Wednesdsy, Dec. 15th. pm W. F. CLOTHING. Marriage Licenses. ac Ponrnn's Bookstore. Kent-3L. Madamâ€"14. IM$ magnum... Ian-II “moan aluminum pamotflinhothudor- son, at her home inSnowdentomhlp. Hmonrhonecnnty. resulted In his being found gnmy. and he woe sentenced by you! in penitentlnry. He ndmltted tho oflonoe In the witness box, but mnlntnlned thot the girl, who does not upper to be Very brlnhn. made no attempt to escape’. The prisoner is n unset-able looking specimen of humanity. ‘ Local Breviueo- 3311‘. Joe. Putin is getting the tinting rink in order. town in large quantities. "yawâ€"u _’- â€"The north country trains were crow..- ed last Monday with jnrymen and court witnesaee. â€"Flâ€"râ€"st;arée glelghing now, and business Is picking up. - r"___‘l â€"The charity concert hss been poet- pone-i for s week, and will «he place on xueadsy, Dec. 14th. â€"'1'he monthly meeting of the Church of En and Temperlnoe Society was held in t-. Psul's S. S. on Monday lust. â€"Atter an. lst letters weighing not over one ounce may be sent from Csusds to all puts of the British Empire for three cents. â€"Messrs. Davey 8:. Son. merchants. Fenelon Fells. paid out about $500 lust week for turkeys for Dundee 8c Flsvelle â€"Poebsrs announcing the annual charity cancel-i: to be van on Tuesday, Dec. 7ch, in aid at the ems for the Aged. were issued on Monday. â€"Blaskweil 8: 00’s new delivery sleigh is a daisy. It: was manufactured by Ellie:- son Pedlar, William-st. =A Snnderland lady writes Dr. N eelands than he made her a successful an after navin eight sets of teeth made in'l‘oronw and where.â€"37w. â€"Nsw York Singer machine, used three months. for sale an a bargain. Apply at Tun Posr printing nine", or 14 Caroline-st. east ward-vi 94“. -thre’a the best lace to buy come tea? The Oak Front roceryle the best and cheapest plece to buy ten or any other kind of groceries.â€"97d-93w-tt. -â€"The patrons of the Minden cheese factory are well eetlfifled with the season's profits. Several of them say thelr cows h we netted them over $20 each. - vii â€"-Mrs. (Dr.) Yonmnns.‘ot Winnipeg, will be in town on Sunday and Monday. D30. 5311 and 6th. and will deliver three nddre-r- as under the auspices of the lccal W.C.'l‘. U. vu _____ - â€"Dredging operations at Bobeageon 4 have been stopped for the season. oxk will be resumed again early in the spring so as to have the improvements completed before the opening of navigation. â€"Mr. W. G. Gilbert. manager or the pau'try department at the Ottawa Experi- mental farm. addressed a large audience of farmers and farmers’ wives in the (o mcil chamber last Monday. â€"anuk Consentino, the iItalian, failed to appear yesterday to answer to the charge preferred against him. and the bail for lshcd some time ego by Michael Basso, Italian interpreter, will be estreated. â€"Mr. J. A. Bsrron’s address to the jury yesterday in behalf or the Thompson bays, accused ot the murder of Wm. Henry Sawyer. was an elcqnent efi‘ort and added to his already high reputation as a pleader. -Rav. Esther Seanion, of the Cathedral stafl'. Peterboro. has been piacei in charge of Hastings parish tor the balarc: cf i' e year. It is not yet known who will take the pl :08 of the late Father C )nneily. ‘ â€"-We understand that the family of Mr. ‘E. Schwarifidger, driver of McLennnn B:oa’. eoal cart, narrowely escaped asphyx- iation last Sunday night owing to an escape of gas from ti a coal stove in the dining room of his dwelling. ‘ ‘ L_I-_ -1 l..â€" ulunua -vvâ€" _____ â€"A number or tranpers sold bales of far In Hellburtcn during lust week. HIrum uwyer. one cf the most successful, real- !zad $250 for his fall cutch. Emerson Austin, the well-known bear hunter. sold nine of the fourteen pelts offered, realizing $15 apk ca. _ . ..I,__- â€"LA ‘1-.- â€"It must have named citizens who have the morale of the young at heart to see so many lads present in the court room last Tuesday eagerly listening to the salaolons details of a country assault cas' . Surely these school boys should have been excluded. â€"Dr. Amelia Yomnans, president of the Manitoba W.C.T.U., wlll deliver an address. “A storv of christian freedom,” in St. An drew‘s Presbyterian church on Monday evening. Dec. Bah, at 8 p.m. A collection will be taken for the purpose of defraying expenses. . . on ,_J A- ‘_m-dnln â€"Dr. Amelia Yonn Manitoba W.C.T.U. Address. “A stow of : Sc. Andrew'q Pris} “Ulla, aua w-r-â€"-_-- â€"Cit“zsns who feel inclined to complain that they are not as comfortable or happy as they deserve to be should take a quiet walk scme afternoon as far as the Indian encampment at Distillery creek. An inspection of the shacks where these pocr eopie expect to pass the winter shoul have a chasteuiug efl'act. â€"-On Friday last Mr. William Weeee. the local hcrse-buyer. shipped a fine car‘ lot of high steppers and heavy biccka to the Montreal market. The horse market; during the past season has been very dull. and for the past few months he has only been able to ship some seventy head. â€"As the bus :1 the National hotel. Peterboro, was being driven to the C.P.R station on Thursday night, the horses ran against a live trolley wire. Bath animals were thrown to the ground. and one was so badly shocked that it is not expected to recover. The driver. Andrew Johnston. also received some of the current, and toppled of! his seat. â€"~Mr. M. Hennessy, foreman in Carew’s mill, met with a very painful accident the other day. While lacing the belt 0! the circular saw he dropped his knife. edge upward. on the board before him, and while pulling on the lacing his hand slipped and tell with great force on the sharp blade. (utting a deep gash in the wrist and severing one of the smell ‘ tendons. Dr. Blanchard dressed the wound. â€"Charles W. Z. Wick, a switchman on therG. T. R. at Bellevilie, has issued a writ - - - ~~-â€"--â€"-â€" w amp, for " Vuâ€"‘I- â€"Chexlea W. Z. Wick, aewitchmen on the G. T. B. at Belleville, hes issued a writ against his engineman, W. Mair, for injuries received some months ago. He permanently Injured by the negligence of the defends“ girlie makings coupling. L-.. h‘n the nil-M In: 0! me uaxanuauu "um. ....._._u w -, - _ In such instances it has been the prac’ics t3 bring action against the company. This will be a test case and will prove interesting to railroad men, as well as those engaged in other mechanical pursuits. ' â€"â€"The Simone county house of refuge will be erected at Beeton, that town having ofl'ered free water for domestic and tire purposes. tree electric light and tel:- giioue service. and free services of the tire government wlll be asked for power to bormw $20,000 tor building and other ‘ purpoaes- ‘ â€"Mr. Geo. Mchgh. M.P., attended the annual meeting of. the patrons of Babes:- geon ob: ese factor? and de a short but interesting ad ress. The total amount of milk received during the season was 687,744 lbs.; total output oi: cheese 61,557 lbs.; gross value $5 $9.99. The patrons received $411598). the manufacturing at lo a pound cost 8615 57 : drawing $ols 21. an averaga of 8.123 obr 100 lbs. The tetal expenses were $1246 76. average No. of lbs. of mill: to a pound of cheese. 10 35, average price per mom. was $3 67 -, aver- , age price per pound for cheese. 8.62s. . - L Q-L__J-- -fi-rnmn. while Mr. Patrick Murphy, of Or, and s ozmpsnion, were driving along Cm:- bridge-st. in s democrat vegan; the horses â€"3. very s [rifled teemâ€"took night in from of Mr. ylie'a shop sh some object on the road and made a sudden bound tor-ward. causing the neck-yoke to become sepu-ee' d iron the pole of the wagon. The: dished along n a furious rate. the pole ' on the road, but when nest the his church they were brought to u «And still by the pole getting oeughi: in s hole. The A-_ 4.5....- gn m m. u‘ 'acm} is hem delivered in now "Wu. Could a longuo not be formed of club. In the Midland district. oompoud ct Ux- . Benetton, Whitby seconds. Port Perry.‘ Cunnington, Wk, many. and possibly a m hon Pemboro. Etch club could subscriber“: 3 mph! to be played for. ad «on team tout-y each other on Elm _ . . -,____._;-_4 “nun-Orin}- w own: 0'“ gnu-w- 1! size: eight tementered two districts might be formed, the winners to pin! on‘ It the end of the eeneoo. Would it not be well to hove n meeting tolorgeniu our club on aloe. Then the forming of 3 Rome could he dieeoeeed. We think moot of the elobe mentioned would be in fever of entering. The writer otters the ebove suggestions for whet they ere worth, not being in e petition to take no eotive put himself, hntwoold etoeeeamovemedetoetm the gene. king you, Mr. Editor, for your volume space. 1 nm yam. Pvcx. Y. X. 0. A. Nous. Tonight. Friday in "etude“: night.“ A reception wm be given the lode! and Coi- lelllate students in the rooms. mn- Inente will be served by the indies oi CImbridge-ec. Methodist GE. Ammo of music nnd "demons will be given. In addition to this Mr. D. R Anderson will aiye on address on “The jury and jury zruns." All the students ore invited. mum Nous. â€"The :ncw-p‘owe are being on rhenled end repaired In nntlelpe'lon of heavy weather. Lees seuon they were little used, and the men expect: to catch lb during the coming winter. â€"Mr. F. B. McGuI en, Â¥nerel superla- tendenc or the Grand nu , w in town (or a short time on Monday. wag-g heare by special train from 0011an e unaccompanied es tu- es Peterboto by Mr. W. R. Timo, superintendent of thle division. Wfimmnms; Unlveraity Glee Club Concert. Te annoc nee a concert by the Glee Club of Old Varsity is to confer a lever on the Lindsay public which we are sure the readers oi Tan 9031' wlll appreciate. Fri- day. Dec, 17th, Is the date, and the Acad- emy of Music the place. of the grazd concert under the auspices of the public library to be given by the University Glee Club and the Banjo. Mandolin and Guitu Clubs. The Glee Club will have 50 voices. under the leadership or Herr Ruth. and their chorus singing will be the stron feature at the concert. Their music wi be partly classical and p rtly popular. the latter part to consist at songs tram the new college song hook econ to be published. u x- ALA _--u_--n- calm DOW EU“: a: :- In“ u â€" r , A nrw feature will be the violinceilo sales of Herr Ruth, the conductor. As he is a master of this instrument, those solos will be a real treat. to music low rs. The 85:35 0. Mandolin and Guitar Club will be. as in former ccsssione, under the leadership or Mr. Geo. F. Smaller. and that is saying a great deal. This will be the musical event of the season and rumor speaks of it as a socia‘. event also. -â€"Dr. G 30. to Fomt. at Dr. White’s. ‘ â€"Mrs. Courtney, of Victoria Band, II‘ visiting friends in town. â€"Mrs. Gilbert Scott, at Kinmount. wss in town lest Ssturdsy on business. â€"Miss Edith Robinson. of Omemto, is visiting at Mrs. J. Cobnrn's. east we! G. â€"Mr. A. G. Penohen. of Toronto. ps2: oil through to Pension Fells lest Monday. -Mr. Jack Watson, or Toronto, spent Thanksgiving (in: under the parental roof. -â€"Miss Bella Spence. oi Omsmse. is visiting her triend, Miss Maud McGii), c-f town. â€"Misa Emms Man. of Kinxnonnt. is visiting her friend. Miss Viola Calvert, Bond 30. â€"Mr. John Butterworth. of Homesstie. was in town in»: Sxtnrdsy and made THE P031 a friendly eni'. Mrs. S. Begg, of Pension Falls, is spend- in slew (less with her daughter. Mrs. i . H. Walsh. I L 173‘ What' â€"Mr. Alex. Watson, merchant. Kin’ mount, was in town 1m Smut-day on his way home tron the city. â€"Rev. N. A. MoDlu‘mId. of Whitby. was the guest. of his am. Mr. F. Kc- Dlar'nld, (or Thunkaglvlnr. AA_L__§ um. I...“ -v- __,, â€"Mr. Wm. Foleyfbsrdwue merchant. of Woodvllle. was In town this week doing duty as jurytnsn at the esslzes. â€"D.-. A. Glllesple has rebmed from Chlcsgo. where he book s special cause or study in the leedlng hospitals. ~~_ .-_ 5|.- - â€"Mr. John Magwood, Janna! Victoria Loan and Saunas Toronto for n towd nyo [not week LUIV-vv â€"-â€" .- _, â€"Mr. W. L. W056. chemlat. Toronto. was in town last week placing proprietary medicines with our loyal dragging. 7- "-Il ILICUIUIUUS H -uâ€" '__ 7, , â€"-Mr5. Sitike and Miss Aneiin. of Bali- bnrton, passed through town on Mon- day on their way home from the city. â€"Mm. R. J. Mchghlin returned home on Saturday evening. steer spending several days wish Tex-onto friends. IA'Ll_-‘ as vy-.â€" -v, - ~Mra. Morrow. who bu been vultlng Mr. and Mrs. J no. O'Brien tar several don, Ina returned to her homo In Penthoxo. i~_A â€"Mr.-â€" 13- VEfiaigluon, accountant went norm 1m: Mondty, md will upon a few dpya_a.ndlung boon for Klmnounu Inor- â€"Ml33 B. Barry) 0! chin". “uni-Iv:- â€"!rs. Charles stldson and Min Mc~ lamb. o! Pombaro. spent Thanksgiving with Mr. 1nd Mn. L. McIntoob. Lind- “an; ”Ivâ€"w, _-, â€"Mre. flown, wile of Mr. '1‘. J. Mont, of Nelll'e shoe store, was summoned to Broekvllle lest Frldey owing to the unex- pected death 0! her mother. _ .‘.. us- I.-- “hum-1‘ M pcku u».-- v- _-_ , â€"Miss Winnie Sfilelds In! "turned to her home hate. me: mending a few dun with be: m 6, Mine Bettie Lynn, 344 Charlotte-5%., Pout-hora. "AA-j-- Uwunwv on, â€" ---_--_ ,, â€"Mr. But-on left: for 04mm Toad At. the close 0! the Thompson murder trla . He [5 email It the Obsowa mm: In tho 5mm onslaught” one. â€"Mr. A‘ex. Gilchrist. ct Glenn-u. who recently returned from 3 seven months' visit to the old landmroos the “at.“ to town on Mood” “bonding the unison. â€"1'ho mu! triad. of Mr. Percy Canon. ,. n- fl--n a Anntllm 0mm. Who h” -I.nu III-DI unvuu- .. ._ 7 , v of Dr. But. 5 dentistry once. who hoe been on the sick In: for the pee: couple at deye, will be pleased to leern the: he wlll soon be able to ettend to duty once mom. â€"!Leesre. Doble King end Wm. Chose o! mun, were once; thoee who mode 3 triendly an on In: 9031 recently. We are sorry to learn then u I: Mr. Gouda laten- _ . .,___L- 5. All- “ml-nah “film tlon'to m1 next Mn! null “â€"w- -Mr. Hugh O'Lau-y. Q. C.. Szturdny to aka 0! the alumni business us the Oman 8 mixes. which 1 S99. PM“ so. Walters. dontm, bu returned Lama 15 fishing friends .u to tie Northwest mum ONTARIO, DECEMBER 3 fMam‘ds, ls visiting tor the mums MT NIH]! Emits-y new: st the Den“ Mouthful. On Mend” cm 1m I lune number of mm and their wives sutured “account! ohmbar to hear Mr. W. G. Gilbert. mused tumult?l dopxrzmano ut the on": Expat-Incl: bun. who is visiting a number of 12m bung 3138:: a»: swan nus. I”. '- charb which chewed the menace!” shipped to the when of Gun Brush In “‘VOIWBW owe-www-.__ ,, _ to $13115 aunt. The weaker the thought It me. Our (men only nqulred to nuke the econtoeucoeed. They're- qulred to keep the breedu! poultry theta would mute the hr x birds to:- diluent. and hem got the lrde they required no befllled,dnuednnd pushed“ the purchasers In Great Bdmn Maud that ,L,. L- /.L- -m-b.r\ “1 mm for. end chickens to show the we poultry should be preprred tor the Bug: market. He hed seen thet mornlogat . Fleveile'e toultry sheds more turkzys end geese. d he h ever seen et one time in Cenede before; he hed method. teet at of however. thet thel end the geese were not â€"-thet should not be so. The isrmers should make it e point to bring in their poultry in the pink or condition es erds cleanliness oi leethers end limbs,” freedom of body trcm of bruises or disilgu ration By putting cleeu strew in the pens in which the turkeys, to killing. they would keep themselves cleen. Poul were cleenly, nnd soiled their feathers y coming in contact with dirty surroundings. All the legs or poultry intended for the English market should be as clean as the legs of the poultry he hed brought with him. (The rpeeker here showed the legs oi the Plymouth Rock chickens, end they were certainly bright end clean.) It was formerly said that there was no way ct preserving poultry on the way to merker. but that could no longer be said. for they all knew the minister of sgriqul tune hed established it complete system of cold storage by rail and steemer under the immediate operetion ct Prat. Rob:rtson, commissioner of agriculture and deiryisg. end under the auspicrs o! whceo depart- ment the spanker we: present with thc‘ 1 exhibit or dressed poultry. BOW '10 run ruaxnrs. Now. as to how to get the superior quelity o! poultry; teke turkeys first. The hunt turkey is the largest of the kind. A bro'za turkey cock crossed with the common turkey would resultin a larger bird. but he preierred the thoroughbred. The first seven eggs at the turkey hen might be given to e common iowl and the remdcder oi the 18 eggs. which is the number enerelly leid, to the turkey hen. 0c he log out greet one should he eeken in Imaging up the poultry. There weretoomauy oung turkeys lost every get, and mu of this loss wee due to mp quarter-4. improper food end feeding. lend lice. Young turkeys require greet cere until they “ shoot the red." when the | becomethe herdiest of all teethered tow .,,J .- eh- case-ea One-kn!- should be stale bread soaked in milk and squeezed dry. mixed with finely chopped eggs and onions; later on feed on granu- lated oatme rolled cats. or a mash made of stale . onion tops. oatmeal. corn- meal. middlings. the whole mixed with skimmed milk. The arm: suonw Bl 301m and a little black pepper dusted into it before it is mixed In the mash. It is important to realize that uncooked food is disastrous. A cake can be made of the in iente named and fed to advantage. lie shooting the red no uncooked food should be given. and the young . which are inclined to be ravenous at that aime. should not be overied. Lice can be prevented by using some of the insect powder or by rubbing the breast feathers ct the mother hen with a cloth smelling strongly of coal oil. The first five or six weeks teed tour times daily; afterwards three times. Do not let mo:her ‘ brood out in the early morning dew. Have the coop handy so that mother and breed may be driven into it in the event of a shower orin an rainy weather. To fatten. feed on whoe ground wheat or on s tompoeed oi stale bread and ground grain. user owns or Gauss. occxs up cmcme. The Embden and Toulouse geese are the heaviest. Goelings require great care while young. and should be kept away from water or damp quarters. Patten on wheat. Give a dry grass run. Oi ducks. Ayleabury and Patio are the heaviest. Give ducklings feed of mash oi ground barley. cornmeal. chopfid eggs. and wheat and oatmeal. in with [ling milk. Give finely chopped cabbage. lettuce. etc.. and add bits of broken cher- coal to their iced. This more particularly applies to early birds. bot duckling! n sire care and d uartere. g. Ina-L-..‘ aL--r!-an-II|M thfl mehd‘ “quest wees u...â€" ..-, ..... Mr. Gilbert then expleined the methods or killing end dressing the different epccz- mente exhibited. which excited lively interest. He invited the leaner: end their wivee to impact the dressed nanltry et the close of his eddreee. He then went on to deeoriba the per meeting end feeding of young chi e eo ee to eeeume the size at the chickens exhibited. S in; on the eubject ot ohiekene end how to relee them, Mr. Gilbert eeld Wymdoteee. Jevu. Br ms or Leng- eheoge «Docking. for fleeh development. He would give prderenee to the em breeds. They were not only good chm to: flesh development. but were g: wlnter 13ers. A: the Experimental hehed ' lebenectthenntnemod breed which made “he eeoh. otelsht (BI lbs per pelt. In (our mouths. end every tamer toonld t the some male. 1! they pt the m of lowly. The dreeeed chicken! displayed wen Plymouth Boole teem em ot Huntley town-hip. nee: - -â€"-- And .0 ”I. an”, 05““ “in. my WW '- wâ€"â€" .7,, nhonldbeltnlebuadmkod In mllk 3nd aqguud dry. and M s um. 3t 3 tlmo mil no m..- : “mg...“ “aizr'mm u -â€" --__-_7 m.‘ yggng turkey: u‘. -â€" “them“ method; Gift Times Gaming 00! ACosypnlrotFuernntlou ........ .szwwow A Cosy ml! of Imitatlon Far (handout. 75 to 2 00 A Sofa Entry Nook Scarf .................. 2 00 to 15 00 A Comfortable For Half .................. 1 00 to 18 00 ARipoleC: no ........................ 50000 1500 A Fur Colllratto ......................... 2 00 to 15 00 ADz-osayFnl-Cspo ....................... 150001500 Cspso 1n Imlbatlon For .................. 50 to 1 00 AWnrmFur Dope ........................ 500m 3000 A New Stvle For Juliet .................. 15 00 to 50 00 A Choice Ripph Fur Lined Wrap .......... 15 00 to 50 00 FOR THE GENTLEMEN An Acacia-bk Fur Coll-r. .............. s 4 00 to 318 (I) ACoaypau-ot nucleus ................ 300m 1800 lmltutlomLunb Gunmen ................ 1 50 Buck. och: und Kid Giant. 1m. lined 75 an 2 50 A Deal! Wm Fur Cw ............ 1 50 so 18 00 Host rommwoddexdndlnfmcm 13 50 to 50 (I) A Fuhlontble and Drought L ned Cost 50 00 to 150 no ACommbleRobeot “dilemma 5000a 5000 Christmas orders should be booked at once. ' SPEC T' G. H. DORENWEND. fimkmiiféifiug‘é end DEFORM ITY. will be in LINDSAY et the BENSON HOUSE, on FRIDAY AFTERNO‘W, DECEMBER 10th. end SATURDAY till 5.30 p.m.. DECEMBER 11th. It you ere (or heve e child) ruptured, this is e greet opportunity to secure the edvice of this recognized euthority free of cherge. The applienoes mode by Mr. Donnwend ere mesterpieoee of mecheno-medicel ingenuity, en thousenr’e heve through using them been cured end seved from denuer end misery. In it not neturel thet one who hen unlimited experience end treets hundreds of ceees monthly should know best whet to do for efilicted ones? RUPI‘URE is e serious trouble to heve end demeuds ee strict ettention es does e diseese requirin e cereful compounded medicine. IT IS DANGEROUS to meke shift with en ' erior end ill-fittin Truss. Life ie pieced in jeoperdy by using them; better to heve none et ell. A rues should hold Rupture es if you "bed your fingers there." Dorenwend’s 'husses do this. Others tried-in vein to eccom lish this motion. end it remeined for C. H. Dorenwend to hit upon the right thing. t is the greetest invention in Trusses ever made. Ordinery Trusses injure the spine, Dorenwend's do not. They ere mede of Germeu Silver. never oorode nor rust, ere l" ht end strong. end cure moreceses thenell other kinds. PHYSICAL DEFORMITIE resulting from eccidents. weeknesl or heredi undenoiee cen be relieved end cured by mechenicel meens. Club Feet end Crooked een be streight- f ened. Spine! Curvetnre corrected end Week Joints strengthened. Why go through (or l bring up Children to endure) e life of deformity end misery when meeue of relie end hire ere eveileble? . H. Doreuwend's eppliences heve cured meny given up en hopeless. Is is not possible thet he ceu do something for you or your-e? Electricel treetmsnt for Nervous Debility. Rheumetism. Soietice, Kidney Troubles. Vericooele end my other diseesel is new ecknowiedged to be the most successful, end by using the Dorenwend Electric Belt you get the best system. Thousends owe heelth end vigor to their use. Testimoniels from ell perts of the globe cen be shown on to the merit. ot ell the Dorenwend Appliances. All epperetns werrenmd end prices low. Consultetion free. DORENWEND E. B. a: T. 00.. 275 Queen-st. W.. Toronto. DUNDAS FLAVELLE Bros. "I" anfi ened. Spine! Curveture corrected end Week Joints emanation. bring up Children to endure) o life of deformity end misery who: are ere snilehle? C. H. Doreuwende epplienoee heve cured hopeleee. In is not pouihle (hot be con do something for you treatment. for Nervous Dehility. Rheumuiem. Scietice, Kidney end my other dinner in now uckno'iedged to he the meet. one the Dorenwend Electric Belt you get the heel. Iyetem. Thousand-l to their use. Teetimeuiole from ell ports of the globe on: he she ell the Dorenwend Applisncee. All upper-elm vex-rented end pri free. DORENWEND E. B. 8: T. 00.. 275 Queen-n. W.. Tore: etRemember In Benson House. Friday Amer-um mber 10th. and Saturday an 5.30 p.m , Decei 11â€"4. 8. 9 me 1041. !___‘ made of ground minimum: my. 000.. but on no account should mu mush be wads. Every CM would no w w mpmmwyumhm locum! w (006. ond “III any N ([000 by .lljdyllnxrvcg'u unwingmmh In luau-ma should 1 m ‘33:: X‘S.”"‘m dwmbooothonxr ct thoponltryysvl. loo..x.lnim.'romw. No noon rotten should be given. b4. " _J mu- nmu dun ho baton the | DTEWAYEP $32 I... flunk-L “ md ‘ _________â€"â€"â€"â€" AGENTSâ€"“Tho maulâ€"1.7.5.4 . I". m. M M‘ Clothing, Carpets, Millinery and Mantles. This month starts out to beat all records, and in order to do this prices are going to rule. We buy from the best markets in the world and we are giving you whatever we save by so doing. usual. Gilt things of all thing rightâ€"not necessarily costly, taste. This store is never m than during Holiday Times. Nothipg SC This month prices are going to be less than The collection is too large to try and ten; abyut, but we'll give you an idea of what we IA MIC. MANUFACTURINdâ€"FURRIERS 7ND LEADING iii-f dumb. 00‘“! ARMSTRONG c. H. Dorenweyg; DRESS GOODS. FOR THE LADIES so givablc, nothing so neces- so much admired, as an f all things should be rily costly, but in good is never more necessary LV Times. too large to try and tellyou yqu an idea of what we are A N T E Dâ€"Sovon order writers. of Connim'on pm to suit-hie per-on. Dunn :9, ram T. B. Boar-7.; OBWIN A. MORSE m 2â€"!“ in No 100 can. Coo (kl-q. m u?! mm m P.0.â€"91-O'. Form TEE.” m; it the . h ”LEI Klrlno Mun. land. a»: Am No.13. um um» :â€"w “an ”ml-ml GENTSâ€" “The host Life 0! not lawylhlv' cur-nu " Iri‘u [old {me mgr-av Wotan" gamma fludolhn (no. THE fiADLLY GABBE'ISON met-noon and Even'nzl , Decembqr 11th. ”imam Into the mile! of the m. 14. Con. ,7L'edp1-L “m“ HATTERS