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Birchall’s Antecedents. A correspondent. writes to The Pall Mall Gazette :â€"-â€"It was in 1885 or 1556 that Birchall matriculated at Lincoln College, Oxford. His father was a dignitary of the Church, but Birchall was fond of giving out that he was a very important personage, connected with the Great Western Railway. and very wealthy. Birchall's tastes were neither elevated nor particularly refined. and his companions belonged to a set that the more reputable of the under- graduates fought shy of. Bircltall could be a very agreeable companion when he chose, and came to be looked upon as the leader of the set in which he moved. He played football occasionally. There. is no doubt his popularity depended to a great extent on the lavish way in which he threw money about, and this habit of his covered a multitude of sins that would not perhaps have been other- wise condoned, even by his chosen sat» ellites. He rapidly developed a charac- ter for eccentricity, and endeavored to maintain this reputation by oddities of conversation and the pcrpctration of innumerable practical jokes. For the use ofa club he established in Oxford hi's fertile brain devised a Weird and wonderful “ blazer ” with broad perpen- dicular stripes of most inharmonious shades of olive and pink. It was a favorite pastime of Birchall's to walk down the Corn Market and through St. Giles’ on a crowded Saturday night, tapping his stick loudly on the pavement in front of him, after the manner of a. blind man. His eyes would be half closed, and however great the crowd he would always go straight on, and gener- ally sueeecded in clearing a path for himself. He was morbidly anxious for notoriety, and to obtain this he not only got into hot water with his fellow-stir» dents but did not hesitate in cmbroiling himself with the authorities. lie was frequently in trouble, and more than once threatened with the expulsion that. finally overtook him. [Is was always clever with his pencil, and developed a great liking for the stage, though he was not much of an actor himself. At. the close of his last summer term he got together a scratch company of his com- panions, and going down to a well-known seaside town in Wales, gave a two nights' performance, aided by some ladies stay- ing there at the time. Also during the long vacation he became interested in a theatre in a small northern provin- VETERINARY. R. M- MASON, \fE'l‘l-IRINARY SURGEON ; Honor Grad- uate Ontario Veterinary College, 'l‘o- route, 188-1 ; I}. II. 0. V. .\l. A. Residenceâ€"Corner Colbornc and Louisa streets, Fcnelon Falls. OTHERS MAY COMPLAIN. 202â€"- 0. Noisy competition has no chance of scaring as. Good Goods well bought are half sold. We have bought well, and ask you to call and look over our stock of BOOTS & SHOES, RUBBERS, ETC. When you have looked it over carefully and inquired the prices, you will say we can sell well. He are here to stay. This is no blaster, but it is solemn truth. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST, and the quality higher than the highest. DENTAL. ________________________â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- w. H. enoss, DENTIST, LINDSA‘Y, will be at the “ )IcArthur House,” Fenelon Falls, the second Wednesday ofeach month. Beautiful and durable artificial teeth made, and all other dental work properly done. ‘Ncarly 27 years’ experience. lG-ly. M DEN'I‘ISCER‘ST. GASâ€"(VITALIZED AIR.) Go to J. NEELANDS, Dentist, Lindsay, it you want teeth extracted positively with- out pain. Gas has been given by him with great success for over ‘21 years. He studied with Dr. Colton, of New York, the inven- tor of gas for extracting teeth. Numbers of persons are wearing artificial teeth made by Mr. Neelands ‘20 years ago, and never required any repairs. Gold crowns, porce- lain crowns and bridgework done. Visits Fencion Falls, McArthur liouse, on the third Tuesday of every month. Call early in the day. 40-t.f. Drug Store. 02â€"â€" GUR GROCERY EPARTMENT is, as usual, supplied with the Freshest Goods that can be bought. NEW TEAS. NEW FRUITS. NEW COFFEES, in fact, everything that people look for in a first-class Grocery. CROCKERY & GLASS‘VARE in great vcrict-y and of elegant designs, cheaper than ever. H. AUSTIN. Cunningham's Block, East side Colborne St., h‘cnelou Falls, October 8th, 1890. f School Books, Copy Books, Scribblers, Slates, AND ALL KINDS OF SGHML SIIPPLIE$ JUST TO HAND. W. E. ELLIS. Fenelon Falls, Aug. 13th,1890. Miiiinery & Maximo GIotIa. Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Feathers, Plumes, Birds and Wings, perfect in every detail. W New Mantle goods have just arrived, which embrace nothing but the latest styles and shades, all of which will be sold at the most reasonable prices. Dressâ€"making done to order. All were guaranteed. Mrs. R. MeDOUGALL, Two doors North of the Post-office. Fenelon Falls, October 8th, 1890. IF YOU HAVE A WATCH “Kandahar.” Professional Cards. ____.._. i IFgR Y N0 RISK. N0 CAPITAL REQUIRED. .â€"â€"â€"- A. P. DEVLIN, ARRISTER, Attorney-at-Law, Solicitor l in Chancery, Kent Street, Lindsay. - #M G. II. HOPKINS, (Scecsssoa 'ro Manna & Horkias) PAltltlSTElt, SOLlGI'l‘UR, Ste Money N honorable and praiseworihy business 1 without any possible chance of loss. Steady employment and control oftcrritory. Have done business in Canada 30 years, Liberal pay to the right man to sell our nnexcellcd Nursery Stock. Send for terms. CHASE BROTHERS COMPANY, Nnasnavnnx, ) to Loan at 6 per cent. Oflicc, Kent street, Lindsay, Ont. __,_._..- MOORE 8: JACKSON, )anmsrnas, somorrons, &c. on 13.4, Colberne, out. i») ticc,William street,Lindsay. _______________________,____.â€"- - 17.1). Moons. A. JACKSON. O‘LEARY &' O‘LEARY’ If you want to make MONEY, take hold ARRIS'I‘ERS, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, , and sell our choice Nursery Stock. Now is B Solicitors in Chancery, Ste. Oflice,l the time, write us at once for terms. I) oheny llloclt, lientstreet, Lindsay: ' . jar-nanplating. llttaiohsaai. Nurserymc’n’ that keeps 011 Stopplng, cial town, and might. often be seen in MHN'L‘YflE & STEWART, 18-5. {OCHESTER’ NY. R J . . the front row of the stallls during tiw i.-- . . t F t performance with a bott clot campagne o 1 ' in one hand and a glass in the other, ARRISTERS, Solicitors, Notaries, &c.‘._~ mucus over Ontario Bank, Kent street, Lindsay. Money to loan at 0 per cent. on M easy terms. M flOR l). J. Mclmrns. '1‘. Srawaar. ~~~arrorrmnmar HlMlllUN light Steel BINDER; iii? 51112131333 ercIftlglf’tl MOWGI‘S, Sulky Rakes, liotcl. Money (to loan at lowest rates of Riding and‘V31king Ploxvs, Root Pulpers, Grain Crushers, Grain Sewers, offering refreshments to any of the audi- ence who might have struck his fancy while standing at the wings. Before he left Oxford he became involved in a All \Vatches repaired or sold guaranteed to give satisfaction, IF YOU INTEND BUYING . I , y 0. e v 7 v i V) \ ‘ \. x . u ' a z300d Gold or Silt e1 \Vgttch {‘01 Ohllstlnfls, please examine invidious ,0 my“. 1,0,.c,,,,,.1 500,, an... my huge and carefully-selected stock. wards married. .â€" _.._.~._.4'o___.- . . __ Rings, Pipes, Clocks, Watches and Silver-ware seasonings... \VASIIINGTON,Oct.10.â€"-'l‘iic()clolwi‘ estimates of the yield per acre for the, interest. _ _ as;- One of the firm will be at their of- fice in Jordan’s Block, Fcnclon Falls, regu- iarly every Tuesday. ordered for the Christmas trade. a ' .- . . . . R. J. MCLAL‘ ‘nma. A, lint smjmm â€" vii-7,: - btraw Cutters, R J R . b. ,d, f . 1 n V I l i i ’ H i i H ' - - a at”. a: “rz';::::' MEDICAL. ‘3‘“) _ . I a ct )y 1 epa‘ not 1 gr ct 'c #0” ”“ “TM”- " OPPOSIte the Post-office. ai‘c.â€"-\Vintcr wheat, 10.8 bushel, w W“; -W \I D 0t Agucultural Implements’ Fellelon F3115, OCtOlJCl‘ 8th, acre; spring wheat, 11.05) ', the wheat ‘ . . o I i h k v . q _ AM AT â€" crop in general, 11.1 ,oats1 10.8; barley, 21; rye, 118 bushels. The condition "it‘l‘thElt Physician Surgeon.&c., kc. . . 1 Wellington ROCK BOTTOM PRICES, a , a F (1 _ I W . of corn is :0.) instead of il.l la~t 9 month; buckwheat, 90.7 instead of Residence. Brick Cottage, CALL ox street, Lindsay. I 'J. R. GR-zLIâ€"IADI, Agent, ’ Feuelon Falls, Out. -â€"~I‘RACTICAI,â€"â€" 90.5; potatoes, (31,7 instead of 0.3.7 : tobacco, 85.4 instead of 8:! «i. ll”- u . m . H in.“ )lH >1t l.\.\>, bl ltGl‘.O.\.$ & ACtt -_ i ‘ P A l N T E R returns report a matcrialdeelinc in wt» eliers. Utlice, Colbornc Street, Fcuclou S a ton prospects and a fall ill general per» i _â€"â€"â€" DR. A. WILSON â€"-u. 11.. .u. C. r. a s., Ontario,â€" _ ‘ '-" ll‘ “'3‘ _ centagc from 95.?) to 80,00. The ranw “‘ ‘- â€"A‘\D_ is too much rain. The value of tin ”"_“â€"' ‘ 0 i.\lr. G. Cunningham having transferred hisi cm will be somewhat, reduced by (1,; DR. II. II. URAIIAM, 1 Insurance Business tome, Iamprcparcd B 01911 c013,.mimh 1,, the m0”, caution], .Ii._ v ‘ r " tricts there is some com llaiut of (in b ‘ RADUA'I‘E of the University of Trinity i to take risks on all classes of preperty ? i, bolt worm. l I College. Fellow of Trinity Medical, Akt ‘rcrv LO‘VOSt R‘atcs.‘ School. Member of the loyal tollege or,‘ . v .v _ ‘ surgeons 0‘ Bugmd’mnmer m me 001'“ Nonebutfirst-class Britishand Canadian' - n fl er} â€" """" """”"" logo of Physicians & Surgeons of Ontario.' C I t d titliee and residence on Francis-5t. \\ est ompames represen e . ColbomeSt" Fenelon Fans. l-‘enelou l-‘alls, opposite the Guard: otlice. r __ . - W“ FILIZDI TFIKOI’ERT‘} --.-\.\'D DEA Llill INâ€" â€"_ l l A Pennsylvania couple have i ""' v; iPa‘lntS' 0118 and married in a balloon. Married Eir- 1 1 would a nicer to have enough of in up ” " "W I “Yer-V10“. rates. My immense new stock of Y’ i i " fl » and dowm without startin'r in that war. SURVEYORS. i -' ‘ i Y J 1‘ 85 F ’\ Williamstown \lit-hn wan who; â€"- W500 000 to loan from ere 111.11 . T T . . 8W8 1 3.110 Goods. ' ‘ ~ 2 - 4 -» -- - ’4 O ‘ , p C p iFL y â€"_ y will0w had "rown a di~tavn~ of "l 13-- JXND Clix‘Ilt‘s i coiled u ) elf the bottom in a solid Ina“ l' i 1) 1.. Surveyor. Commissioner in the l3. ‘V. '14" E IJ I", I S a i _‘ ‘ I . Cum‘rrancvlt kc. Wilden“? 3‘“ “ ‘ Druggist and Bookseller. t b S 1 1 ' ‘1 A L and were carrving all the water into tlu» ‘ J- 8 O C 0 ‘ foliage. . l well ran dry. found that the root~ 1.. a ems, I‘vm‘lvu “HS. Feiiuion Falls, June 25m, issa. :0. Ti I ‘ 1 Q ‘ ‘1 I, W ‘ m i .- r {( , , , It: r151 ..ccrc ary, . r. m. flum dc' to J )C' P“ 1011' i savs that the reports of a general litlnii.” " ‘ l _...1_ AUCTI NEERS. g . ‘ . . : FOR SALE ;F1rst-classtmods&Low Prices. in Ireland are «tan-a. rim i. l distress, but the proper antlmritirw r i‘. I’ix'iol: 1101130 and Isot, Wm do it, l . . & i H rum,” nm'ownm L). the hue Dame ' 1 be able to L'ch all the rclirf rtq'aixml o r. m » .J. Setillv and recentlv occupied bv Mr ' _ , , Lummm) H i i ' i without calling foroutsidecontrilniw z.- -. .-\lex..\leArthnr, and See [T‘em'I “Specialty. for the County of Victoria. Farm sales 3 Apply to ,n" {N ‘ _ _ i I ‘ a specialty. 5 W. I2. ELLIS. Feuelon Falls. 1 b “ ' 393’ Remember the placeâ€"’2 doors south SChm-“"5"”- Slarcs “‘9 In”) WWI“: “‘ "A" max witsov. J. a. GRAHAM. g or to J. sot‘tnr. Lindsay. , In. 13031112111. 0: .l. litisitifs Hardware Store. , fucufftnd that unlch aid can“... the “21’ 34‘” Line-53."- Feuel‘m h‘ns-g Jim“?! 1'31“: 1990-â€"--15-1f Feat-ion Falls, July 23rd, lS‘J'F. i i‘cuelon Falls, slay 22nd, 1390. 14. l wul die of starvation. t W... a muâ€"M’ a...“ a...» AU CTIONE ERSimv- ‘11” 130 Sold Cheap“ , ., On the other hand the lri.-h sultan-z» 553- MF SONS 3” 5m “0“: 3""- “V‘ So’ i assert that famine with all its: dire nu.â€"