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the agree- New Advertisements. ‘ Gag-poms and Oil-Cloths, No. 9 Keenan’s Block, Kerri: Street, Lindsay. F THE GREAT LIFE-GIVING St. LEON. W. W. Bror'r has received a fresh ship« ment of this rare mineral water direct from the wells. Its name and fame as a curative and rejuvenating agent are beyond all cal- culation. Read the following from the To- ronto Globe of March 16th: “ From Nature’s breast Truth priceless rings, Fresh food. fruit, flowers and healing springs." That truth lives, grows, convinces all of nature's priceless value. That truth that led eminent practitioners to exclnim -- Im- possible to over-rate the value of St. Leon Mineral Water.” That rare element deficient in our far in- land clime, the soul of life. that impulse is derived through the use MS. Leon. That impulse that electrifies the vital forces, giving tone and vigor to the organ- ism. till, like nature's hard, we wouli _' aloud with joy, and feel as flowing through us “The golden hours on angel wings.” This pure, rare, ripe, rich fuel tones up the paralysed organs, charges the blood with ripe molecular life-food to brain, nerve. bone. muscle and flesh. Its amalgamaiing and gaseous principles seek egress through channels and pores laden with poisoned waste. Young and old, still‘, sore, sickly, or even healthy, after fairly testing St. Leon attain heights of vigor and joy past imagining. All who value life-long, lasting strength and happiness drink St. Leon. -“ For love and mercy here we see Thy hand and wisdom, Deity." 3w. ,... n :1 (Til Sonar OF REVISION. Notice is hereby given that the Court of Revision for the corporation of the Village of Fenelon Falls will he held in the Council Chamber in Jordan's block, in the said village, On Monday, the 13th of May, 1889, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. in. All parties interested will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. FINDLEY MCDOUGALL, Village Clerk. l’eiieliin Fails, April 17th, 1880. 10-4. NOTICIE. Dissolution of Partnership. The partnership existing between Henry Austin and Thomas Austin. doing business under the name and style of Austin Bros. in the village of i“t‘ill_‘lt)ll Falls. is this day by mutual consent dissolved. Signed at Fencion Falls this 2nd day of April, 18:19. HENRY AUSTIN. THOMAS A USTIN. N. lâ€"Ali parties indebted to the late firm please call and settle by note or cash with ii. Austin at the old stand. All ac- counts contracted by the late iirin will he settled at the old stand, Cunningham’s illoi-k. l‘l-lW. AUSTIN BROS. F L 0 RA (3' I D E . 1889â€"Pioneer Seed Catalogue of America. t‘niilplctcli<i oi' \‘t-uviubh <. Flowers. lililhs and small Fruits. with (lescript' isuiitt priws. hew Shape, New Tune. completely TCVirLil :L’Jl improved. Contains more viirirtics than any lilllhl‘ catalogue printed, ti ole-cant colored plates 8x103" iucln s. and :\ frniitgspiccc. Ian rv wwm u-im ownsa {will of land or (ultivutcs a plant illumld haven copy. Prim of \‘n K's l-‘Iomi. Grunt-1. c-miuiuinu a certificg‘itlol‘gnog {$31} 211i;\;;,,~¢y,l,.{;peds_ viSccnts. .- _~‘s ' ‘\.l-‘.2 S. .>.. onl' J Rochester, i . Y. Rllillioson, . Veterinary Surgeon, ' . lonolon lalls. Honor Graduate of'Oniario Veterinary College. Toronto. 1884. Diseases of Domesticated Animals Treat- ed on Scientific Principles. Equine Dentistry a Specialty. Residence. Corner Coiborne & Louisa sts. N. li.-â€"-\\'ILL ATTEND AT BOBCAYUI‘ZON EVERY FRIDAY. lllminisii‘iloi‘wsilolioe. ‘ -â€"-râ€"â€"-â€"-â€"â€"-vâ€"â€" Pursuant to the Revised Statutes of On- tario. 1337. Cap. ii“. the creditors, of John liliis. late of the 'I‘mvus‘uip of \‘irruiiun. in the. i‘ruinty ofl'ichmiu. Yeoman. deceased. 1 «ii \ died on or ab ml the L’Oth day of (’lcto- li-‘i‘. 'n‘SS‘. arc, on or lwiure the with day of April. 1380, to send by post prepaid to « Messrs. liurrou k l.;lllllllil‘il. of the Town of l.iu.i<:ty. ill the t'wuniy of Victoria. soliciâ€" tors for William Edward liiiis. .uiministm- . tur of the Estate “1. the Siiiil deceased. illi‘il‘ Christian and suruuucs. addresses and dcâ€" srrlptious. ziic full particulars of their, claims and the nature of the securities (if‘ .ivi held by them. The said administrator or , . shall. after the said 3 uh day of April, 1880. V in at liberty to distrihuic the assets of the ‘ said deceased. or any part thereof. amongst the parties entitled thereto. having regard ‘ only to the claims of which such adminis- trator has then norice. and shall not be liable for the assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person of whose claim‘ such administrator had not notice at the 1 time of the distribution thereof, as the case may be. Dated on Lindsay this. lat day of April, 1889.. BARRON & G AMPBBLL, AdminissmwnsSoliciton.. . in our orriiiiiiin Trauma HWSH. dents of Fenelon Falls and vicinity that he *Lâ€"MOF LINDSAX’vrzztvâ€"‘zâ€" is now carrying on the butchering business IN THE RE STORE. When Buying Your Spring Suit Buy it Right. That means buy good Goods and have the suit made where it will be made to fit you. trimmed with good durable trimmings. cut in the latest English or American style according to your own fancy. finished with exquisite taste and made by skilled mechanics. Clothing made. to order after this manner will ccr-i tainly give satisfaction, and when it is accompanied by the irre- sistible low prices now prevailing at the t‘ity Store. coupled with‘ their very large assortment of Cloths, Twccds, Suitiugs, Spriui.y Overcoatings, etc., is it to he wondered at that they are not only maintaining, but rapidly increasing their famous and unequalled reputation for Gentlemen’s Clothing. it therefore behooves cv- cry nmn, whether he be young or old, when in want of clothing; to consider these-tremendous advantages. which should provc~ irresistible; HAT FASIIIONS. All the new styles :in Genilcmen‘s Hats for the spring seasonl are now opened up. The “ Dory,” or “ Christy Stiff,“ as it is; usually called, is shown in a variety of shades. Ilali‘ Stiff and Soft Rats in the Fedora Shapes are as popular as ever. Silk flats are considerably changed, the brim being smaller and not so much bellied on the crown as last year. Twced Dcerstaikcrs and the Oxtord Cap with one peak will he very fashiorinblc for spring wear. Irresistible novelties in Gents‘ Furnishings, Col-- lars, Gail‘s, etc.‘ and is prepared to supply the public with ALL IiINDS OF DIEttT . I O Blazmg With Novelties a, the lowes: living prices. @- Patmnage In New Goods for the Spring Trade, comprising the handsom- respcctfully solicited. est and most carefully selected stock we have ever shown. We intend to offer you such irresistible inducements to trade with us _ ' this Spring, the refusal of which will be conclusive evidence that Fenelon Fausl April 4”” 18811â€"8“: your economical thinking apparatus has gone astray, as our new Stock is positively unrivalled for Novelties, for Beauty. for Rarity, for Quality. for Comprehensiveness. for Bed Rock Value. Our W W . bargains are so absolutely unparalleled that the eyes of compe- O tition are already sticking out like onions. We are showing twenty-seven shades of New Dress Goods in twenty-two different qualities, ranging in price from 10 cents to the finest dress fabric, with trimmings to match in nearly every, instance. In Black and Colored Silks our.stock must be seen to be appreciated, as our novelties in this line are so rich and rare- and the prices so very reasonable that it. is impossible for us to describe on paper the wonderful astonishment depicted on the countenance of every person who examines this line and com- pares the prices with those asked elsewhere. Our prices for White and Grey Cottons are fully i0 per cent. lower than mill prices to-duy. Come and see us, examine our goods and prices, and you will readily admit that our inducements are so thor- ougly irresistible that you must accept when you .want to buy. i .l OYSTERS. FISH, FRUITS, CANDIES. CANNED GOODS. Nola he in owing Prices : Oysters, 35c. a quart. I’laddies 10c. per pound. Fresh Herrings 25c. a dozen. Oranges Bite. :1 doz. Lemons 25¢. a doz. 3 pounds of Logor Dates for 250. Choice Apples 15c. a peck. NUTS- Granoble Walnuts 200. a pound. Soft- shelled Almonds 20c. a pound. Brazil Nuts ‘30c. a pound. Filberts 150. a pound. Pea- nuts 200. a pound. MIXED CANDIES 156. A POUND. THE CHOICEST TOBACCOES & CIGARS. SMOKE ‘ MUNGO,’ the best So. cigar in the market. Canned Fish, Fruits and Vegetables, all the best brands. PURE APPLE CIDER, - 400. per Gal. llyslors Served at l Hours, cooked or raw, by the plate or glass. Drink St. Loon Water 1 o o oomvnovo voownonooooo o n o o ooooo‘ovwoovoowowooo o o o u ooooeooooeooonowomoooo oouvvooowoowoooooooooo l... l “touooomoooooooo boo. 66099OHQOOONQOOOQQ'OOOOOOOOOOO oooooooevooooooo SOOTHERAN, GATflRfi dz MARK, Managers City Store, No. 2 Dobsonls Block, Kent-sh, Lindsay. a ,._,_...«.._-.__...__ _. .. Great Clearing For: 69 Days. A RARE CHANCE TO GET CHEAP GOODS. _.__â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€" llllllllllli lll ill on oos lllli AT OR BELW COST. ‘ ti. IN Boots and Shoes ACE ' Junkin’s Syrup of Dine Tar and “Wild. Cherry can. not be; location colds... “ Never let your chances like sun= beams pass you by!” i 1'! .1 _\ I» I ll i1 FOR A FIRST CLASS ': ] OOOOO«QO¢O§OOOQ l’ .r. ........u...... . _*: s ‘ «u...«u.u.. ' ‘ ooeooooooovoooco 1.. 6600609000000... ooooooooooooooov is “flan rv . 3‘ i. A 20 per cent. discount; for 21 oownvocwooooq ’ 1 â€"-ATâ€"â€" _ ~01:â€" 9 ‘ Puritan Calf ’ cork-soled Boots â€"â€"watcrproof, sepsible ; S I l : I H a 7+“ .. ,. m; 5 ‘ Walkenphast’ and ‘ Common Sense ’ Boots; ‘ Cardigan Oveifi shoes somethin new and somethimr Wood. German Felt Slip-l _GO TO_ WATCH AKER, ’ D O D pers from 250. per pair up ; see ’cm. ‘ Boss ’ and ‘ Climax seamless laced Bootsâ€"nothing to ripâ€"and THE ‘ GREAT MEDICAL DISGBVERV ’ 3001', l l l curing Corns, Bunions, Tender and Damp Feet. We Show samples of the leather oil which a. number of our fine lines are manufactured. llOX’T FAIL TO SEE THE l l Next Door to Post-oifice. Carriage Factory, ENELON FALLS; Several lllli:llt:(l and others under way. dREENE 85 ELLIS’S LUMBER YARDS: Girls‘ School Boots, a Beautiful School-bug GRthEl-lIES AND PROVISIONS Choice and Fresh. Eight pounds good Japan Tea | for-Si .00. Two good Brooms for 25c. A good Scrubbing Brush for 5c. \ I ' " l IHJNIZ AS lYSI'.\l.. é AT GUST. "35.7531.“M m. J. J. ‘ Fendc Posts and all kinds of Pinned and ‘ -“’3f.‘;°"s::.:‘:.§:.: “i:1:‘.:.:1;:,fi.§:‘.‘.°is: 21.“... BEVEL'EDGED lJOHN WALLACE? Hemlock, inch and two inch. is mostly new N T B N Ds.r begs to inform the public that he is pm_ , , - o .. A. ABOVE NEW STYLES THEY‘RE CORKERS Our stock of Staples is, as usual, unsurpassed. We. give with every pair of our celebrated “WV”O”OOQOOO oooaooooooo¢oo~¢oo touooooouoqhw o | CROCKERY & GLASSWAI‘JE 00009. We have for sale here and at Lindsay all kinds of building Lumber. .Ioist, Scantling Plank, Timber. hath. I’ickcts. Shingles, u for Sash and Doors will arrive about lit i’n i.runr_v. stock, out last season. well roofed. dry and . bright, manufactured expressly for the local pared to execute orders1 for ; trade of Iv‘enclon Falls and Lindsay and The undersigned is now manufitcturing the l ; 5 l Surroundng )ouutry. above Blinds at ‘ I From our longexpcricncc in the business. t 9 ' . g -. "‘ and being builders ourselves. we have a 6 cents per Square Font, iWa.--" _. .â€" , good idea of what is required for first class and wheeled vehicles of all kinds. or common building materials for houses The most substantial Blinds “mic, Useful : . _. . 3 , barns “nd ornbuilding5_ ’ and Ornamental. (“VG good szufisfflclion S ‘_ w. H. i We have assorted and piledby themselve wherever med, shop, Francis.st. East, Fenelon Fans; DICTV'FIH'F‘ IAIN])SJ.\ xx . l both qualities to suit purchasers. Pricesi i from $3 5-0 to $5 per .‘l feet and upwards. ' Samples at J' “card's Hardware Store‘ i legents wanted. We have about two million feet that must be sold to make room for new smek. I’ar- i ties requiring any of the above stock will teautiful anu‘dnrable artilitval llfl'lll :muii a save money by calling before purchasing dispatch. 43.16ly. l elsewhere. or by sending their bills here or h-.-.~__-,_____ ,____ _-_ _ _-.,_.-_ my, _, .-, .____.___._._. -.. ,_ -..._._-.~-_ to Lindsay for quotations. Bills estimated ' , u I _i_ I. SUBSCRCIBE Itâ€"‘OR and returned for approval. Can ship by car loads to all points. Can get special rates a on to April next. Send on your orders. . ,"OneDollanaved is Two Dollars Earned." I l H E . TAKE'SOflth-Tlle above is all gang lum- ONLY ONCE DOLLAR PER ‘YEAEII. th-arly '17 yuarn' experience. lG-ly. tour, pumllel widths. GREEN}: ELLIS. Peulan 3311:, ‘ S ANDFORD’ S- :will be at the “ McAitlnir House," Fl'llkltm Falls. the second Wednesday 'J'L'ntzll month. ‘V- 132- CI‘IUR'CIio fillepairs executed with neatuess and and all other dental work properly done. Fenelon Falls, Feb.15th.1889.â€"l-tf. “GAZE TTEsw sauti..nausons..4gmu1.rmg. JOB. PBIIJ'JNGIEXEGUTEDJN THE BEE? SHLE AND AT THE EDWEQT.‘BKI’I&