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,, k f ' ;\"\...’ Q1§§q~f 3 <33 3 Wmotmowvwovouuwmuocmo 1889. SPRING. 1889. l SEEDSl omowooou o o o c o“ o .949. 00.9.“ oouoowow 990 . x - : : \‘vf‘f' c“ .1 WWW $332317 MRS. R. McDOUGAL-L hits,“ ,1 Q5 To Those Whom It May 001106111. stock of ready trix:.111c-.i ALL IN enEYMANs \ -â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"~â€"~m~-~~- . . . In Ens an! . . . - - , . . . - I iositivelv w1111‘etuse to carry any amount $1 11 3mg 3 v 15 sh” sclhug 1 urmture an a} noun at .he . . . _ Nu, Q l 5 p ,, s {a 1‘ F o A . . ,. ,. of any one who does not square up Jet .‘L‘ ~- “y g 4 ‘ ‘ ‘1 A, g â€"-â€"â€"â€"--â€"â€"â€" L0“ 05‘ Pabsmle L“ mg Pl Ices account in this month (11' February. , CF ‘ m u- 53 l 3* a L‘ in 5 . , ~ - -ll ‘1 I "1 \Ien whose common SCIINE ouuht to teat , . V . ‘ V U ‘ . l ' ’I L i '. 3‘ _ 'u it: ‘l! ll ‘ 2 11‘ I: l 1f d.“ ~L1'.It': wt 11 - L 600d HardWOOd BedSIeads at 82-50. tllL‘lll that till} StUl‘CkCUllL‘l' 1" CHI”.qu delicnd- ‘ iilcti l'alls hniinvi‘tiflszils i~ :xsg‘vrn 331 H r. large. slim-ii just in. 1 Fall Leaf Tables $2.50. in”. on then, 1‘01. the “Kane 1,) Pay 1115 1:“11 tllt'vctztl. .\. g i Good Kitchen Chairs 4-5c. '5 1 Extension Tables. Bedroom Suites and all other goods equally lcw. 'OELQAKE a carload or less in a few‘days at THE OLD RELIABLE Drug and Book Store. l 3V. E. ELLES. Fonelon Falls, February, 1889. l EFTESS YEiii‘i‘iffi. 111-:1i11iz'ul Goods. PRCMPTLY :11 A T1211“ 955‘ T0. arm. a. 2 Doors North of the l’ost-o 11cc debts, are showing much culpable indili'crcncc whether they pay their accounts or not. ‘ Thanking those who have squared up, anu hoping for d continuance of their favors. Respectfully, JOSEPH HEARD. Fcnelon Falls, Feb. llith, 1889, Idh‘fi ‘ ’ bl‘ntâ€"ILRB .. 17. Q Q \I Q Q UND ERTAKING promptly and carefuliy attended to. Work Made Up to Order on the shortest notice. 1... DEYMAN. THE GREAT LIFE-GIVING St. LEON. 1V. W. lltorr has received a fresh ship- ment of this rare mineral water direct from a 1.111- we'lls'. Its. name and fame as a curative ’ and rt-Jmenauug agent are beyond all cal- r culatiou. lead the following from the To- II ll: and , a ton to Globe of March 10th : u “ From Nature’s breast Truth priceless IS THE RIGHT PLACE To GO FOR ' rings, Fresh food, fruit, flowers and ‘healing springs." That truth lives, grdws, convinces all of nature’s priceless value. That truth that. led eminent practitioners to cxclain1“-Im- possible to overratc the value 01‘ St. Leon 31inerul Water.” PRESERVE by wearing the only Prank Lazarus (late of the firm of Lazarus ti; Morris) IilCN‘O‘V’NlGD N FY‘ NEVISONW {.QQ'V» I "9“ I has just received the largest stock of Christmas Goods ever offered in Fenelon That rare element deficient in our far in- land clime, the soul of life, that impulse is derived through the use of St. Leon. That impulse that electrifies the vital forces, giving tone and vigor to the organ- ism. till, like nature‘s hard, we would sing aloud with joy, and feel as flowing through us "' The golden hours on angel wings”. ' This pure, rare, ripe, rich fuel tones 11p the paralysed organs, charges the blood with ripe molecularlife-food to brain, nerve, ‘hone, muscle and flesh. Its amalgama‘ting and gaseous principles seek egress through channels and pores laden with poisoned waste. Young and old, stitl‘, 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.” 31v. COURT OF REVISION. Notice is hereby given that the Court of Revision for the corporation of the Village of Fenelcn Falls will be held in the Council Chamber :in Jordan’s block, in the said village, 011 Monday, the 3rd of June, 1889, at the hour of 10 o'clock 11.111. .\11 parties interested will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. FINDLEY McDOUGALL, Village Clerk. Fenelon Falls, April ll'th, 1889. 10-4. NOTICE, 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 Feuclou Falls, is this day by mutual consent dissolved. Signed at Feuelou Falls this 2nd day of April, 1889. HENRY AUSTIN. THOMAS AUSTIN". N. llâ€"All parties indebted to the late tirm please call and settle by note or cash “dill 11. Austin at the old stand. All ac- counts contracted by the late firm will he settled at the old stand, Cunningham‘s lilock. lo-hv. AUSTIN BROS. Administrator’sllotice. Pursuant to the Revised Statutes of On- tario. 1987. Cap. 110. the creditors of John Ellis. late of the Township of Vernlam, iu the County of Victoria. Yeoman. deceased, who died on or about the '20tl1 day of Octo- ber, 1888. are, on or before the 30111 day of April, 1389, to send by post prepaid to Messrs. Barron & Campbell, of the Town of Lindsay-,1!) the (‘ounty of Victoria. solici- tors for William Edward Ellis, administraâ€" tor of the Estate of the said deceased, their (‘hristiau and surnames, addresses and dc- scriptions. the full particulars of their claims and the nature of the securities (if a ‘yi held by them. The said administrator >11111,:1t'.1‘rtl1c said 3'3111 day of .\11ri|.1.\"i9. Fancy - Goods. Lace Curtains. Embroidery and Materials for Embroidery in Silk and Wool, Filoselle. Arrasene. Ribosene, etc. Also,‘Collars, Cuffs, Handker- chiefs, and Fancy Goods of all descriptions. Evans. l,‘ T55 eeley. EST littlE. Fast Colored Gingu hams for 106. Fast Colored Mus- lins for 10c. for 10 cents. The freshest Goods in the village at Win. eccentrics â€".~XNDâ€"- PROVISIONS. J. MCFARLAND has now on hand a splendid stock of TEAS, COF FEES, Sugars, Svrups, Tobaccos, Rice, Raisins Currants. Starch, Soaps and all other groceries, which he will sell Cheap for Cash, I fine fresh 1 land to which he invites the attention 0.0.00.0; l OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE, FENELON FALLS. and Tobacco, Wall Papers and Window Blinds ALL AT THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES. Call and inspect; you can hardly fail to find something to suit you W1 Woo... «wamoqowovooowowmoou o ELEGANT PLUSH GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. «momma-90- wwowwu omwmwoweo» Falls, consisting of Christmas and New Years’ Cards, Stationery, Perfumery and ‘l‘oilet Articles, Dolls of all descriptlons and Sizes, Toys, Vases, Fancy Chmawarc Musical Instruments, such as Violins, Accordeons, Concertinas, Mouth Organs and Tambourines A very large stock of Pictures and Picture Frames I . ment of Gold and Silver Watches, Rings, Brooches and other Jewelry, Pipes, Cigars A fine assort- o 000-000.. S. NEVISON. one MOW . H “H” . Only Think of It! W. McKEOWN has reduced his‘i'already low prices for Furniture irom 10 to 15 per cent. A § Call and be Convinced t at the Above is a. Fact. .s'O ,s "5'; iii? I‘lé ’ ‘ .10.‘.‘ T cases 1 2! W t 7 WWW § Undertaking in all its Branches Attended to at the very Fast Colored Prints m... M’KEOWN. Lowest Prices. wwmoowo Boots and Shoes ’1‘ alk ‘.’ 8:. Warcrooms, Francis-st. West, Fenelon Falls. SPECTACLES dc EYE-GLASSES. These Spectacles and Rye-glasses haw.- been used for the past :15 years, and given in every instance unbounded satisfaction. They are THE 111:3'1' I.\' 1111-: WORLD. They nevâ€" er tire, and last many years without change. For Sale by S. NEVISON, opposite post-tillice, Feuelon Falls, Dealer in Jewelry, Fancy Goods, Wall l’a- per of latestdesigus. (lit painted Window Shades a Specialty. Fran/e Lazarus. Manufacture/z 28 Maryland Road, Harrow Road, . . LONDON, ENG. (Late Lazarus Sr lllqrrisfllartford, Conn ) 3%” No connection with any other tirm in the Dominion of Canada. .__ _-~fi._.â€". E. IIA‘VV, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, FENELON FALLS. The advertiser is prepared to execute all orders with which he may be favoured, from large contracts to the smallestjob. 113$“ Sash and doors ofnll kinds made on short notice and of good materials. Work-shop 011 Francis Street East; resi- dence 011 Bond Street East. EDWARD llAW. Fcnelon Falls, April 10th, 1888. t.t. Campbell. are You even Hens \Ve have some that speak for themselves in alanguage so; plain that they cannot be unsuntlerstood. 11111 S VARIETY, QUALITY AND VALUE. The story they tell is about 1 Pill 111 ill ill, llllllillilll ill) P11131111. all and see them. Thev know what they are talking about, and so will you as soon as you see them. I will not let them say anything more about themselves just now, but whatever else KEEP THE BOOT AND SHOE TALK IN MIND, you forget for a genuine surprise awaits you when you call at; SPEETAELES 8: EYEâ€"GLASSES. Recommended by 1111' President of the Medâ€" ical Assorialion of Canada. the l’resi- (lent of the (‘ollugi- of Physicians and Surgeons, and almost every great medical authority in Canada. Are the only genuine articles that. can l~:.~ always relied on for peril-ct sight and com- fort. A pair of ll. Lauranee’s Spectacles will outlast live common pair-1 and make 11p tor loss of v1~'ion by positive comfort and the consolation that the wearer's eye; will improve by their 11130. Real Brazilian Pebbles are kept by all his agents, and ifyon want solid comfott with your eyes call on W. E. ELLIS, DRUGGIST Agent for Fenelon Falls and North Victori- Thc “ l‘cnelon l‘alls Gazette " l of the public. i CROCKERY, GLASSW’ARE, Earthenware. Brooms, Pails, Washtuhs, Blacklug-brushes, Cmthcspius. Matches and other articles in great variety. ‘ Canned 11311, 111111 Ki Vegetables verv best brands and at the low cs: p-«siblc prices. is printed every Sstnrday at the ollicc, on he at liberty to distribum the assets of 111e the corner of .\lay .‘c Francis streets. said dccsascd. or any part thereof. amongst l the E}.1l‘ll>!$o"11li'.lt'd thereto, having regard only to the claims of which such adminis- trator has then no'ice,aud shall not be lotiic for the lirit‘l‘ or any part iii-roof so distrhuwd to any person of whose claim trail 1“. if ' i SEHSHHi‘TIUN 5H ll'l'iill l.‘t All} SM 1'1. Hamilton’s Block, Kent-1st,, Lindsay. i or one cent per var-v1; W111 lit milled 11‘ .unzf ltiii. t:-ti1.1.1..:.:1;.fi:l. .»\d\'«-rli:~‘in;_-; lduh-s. scxsll administrator 111d not native at the 1,1" ‘i'f 5‘151‘1 lDavid Chambersd. Goodhand’s Livery, I 1 I or lot-inv-i card-v, .11" 4'11'1 21mm. l'a‘ml :.v:vv:‘1-v:1.v..t-. :1" lu!‘ 11.1: 1.: t [st-1'7ti-11...1',4. .f I‘VE}, , - for .xvcz‘y s31 1,1 1.2 1.1.“! ‘1 7,1,“, , . l'...v.:1‘.u".~, by tip: 31-...2 .,..11 H o...-11v-r,1..r u (1111.15.11 or i -, I'llh' of the distriiutiuu thereof, tt‘ the case zu-t; he. , Lush-d at Lindsay this 15‘. day of April, ', 0f the 1533. BARROV s (‘Alii’lliillu .\dtuiuistra'mr's‘ Solicitors. - 1:15.141 l’rnncis Street,1“cnelonFail; General B!acusm‘th’ ill) draw the attention of the pr. " ‘ L o ‘ 1' “ ' a u- iii-v! ll.11lz 'u on C1 ased 111: li' .tesh 1.1111 tor Butter 8. Eggs Franc1s-b‘5_’ Funelan F_a115_ n . r - 1 and other farm produce. ness lately owned by Mr. Wm. 1:1.11tj.~;,“,,,i j arm; t= r1115. 11m”- madi- such improvements as “11‘; ism-t ‘1 £5?- Flour and feed hep; canctantly Blacksmithin: in all its different branches On 113' d ldune on short notin- and at the lowest .. , JOB PRINTIDTG ' [Le rtooircrnents of the travelling public, 7 JOSEPH McFARLAND. ‘ ““mg "‘“5‘ ~ - . . , of all Ia!".’.il’lkir_V' kinda fixtuutwi new“) to, 1 am prapared to tarnish first-ems; nurses. . . horse-shoeing. ." 1." Y; in)”. 1.2.011 1v.‘."..t.lt;v , .‘*‘-_:::.â€"-s., M -" 1: .1 .\.11 us intuisos, ) L.S11rveyor. Com nissionerin the Q. 3., . Conveywcer.&c. Residence,cnd ad- . . . . . . , rectly and reasonable rates. Particular attention pan] to and comfortable rigs at. the lchEl liviugl 9 D “AND all - o I Give me a call and 1 will prices. l ‘gggg'Felclon Plus, l Penelon Falls, April 18:11, 1388. guarantee satisfaction. 45-ly. GEORGE GUODllAND l’ropndor I e’ i i ‘ ,,