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wm Any School Books a ’ fl \Ve have just. re- ceived this week full supplies I of every- thing required for Schools. All kinds of , School Books, Copy U ' Books, Slates, Scrib- '_ blers &c., in fact any- thing needed in the School line. Call and get your supplies early at "Ellis": Chap {9" Reliable Drug and Book Store. H. E. ELLIS. Pension Fells, August 18th, 189]. Professional Cards. 3% LEGAL the. ’W A. P. DEVLIN, l AERISTER, Attorney-nt-an, Solicitor in Chancery, Kent Street, Lindsay. G. H. HOPKINS.“- (8occreson ro lint-rm e HOPKINB) . .taars'rsn. SOLICITUR, to Money ‘ to been at 6 per cent. Office, Wil- Morn street, next to the Bank of Montreal. .....____,_._._______.______â€"â€"â€"-â€" MOORE & JACKSON, marsrnas, SOl.lUITORS, are. or. lice, William strcet,Lindsuy. A D. D. noon). ‘ A. Jncxsox. O‘LEARY & O’LEARY, ARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Solicitors in Chancery, kc. Office, Deheny Block, Rentstreet, Lindsay. Aer-on O'Lnav. Boon O‘Lssnr. _______________________â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€" MolN'l‘Y do STEWART, ARRISTERS, Solicitors, Notaries, kc. Ofiiccs over Ontario Bank, Kent street, Lindsey. Money to loan at 6 per cent. on any terms. D. J. Hols-trite. T. Srswsnr. BARRON &. McLA UGHL/N. ARRISTERS, E .c. Office :, Baker‘s block Kent Street, Lindsay, opposrte Vertch 3 Hotel. Money to loan at lowest rates of it re t. ' c 3 One of the firm will be at their of- fice in Jordan’s Block, Fenelon Fells, regu- lerly every Tuesouy. lens A. Bsnsox. W MEDICAL. W A. W. J. DEGRASSI, M. D., ORONER, Physicisn,Surgeon,&c., the. Residence, Brick Cottage, Wellington street, Lindsay. R. J. MCLAUGBLXX. DE. A. WILSON. we. hi. it. c. r. s 3., Ontario,â€"- uYstcrAN, scum-:03: e accoucn- our. Ofice. Colborne Street, Penelon 'nlll. Du. H. H. GRAHAM, RADUATE of the University ol Trinity College, Fellow of Trinity Medical Echoel, “ember of the. Royal College or Surgeons ot Euglnnd, Member of the col- lege of Physicians h: Surgeons of Ontario. Ofiice and residence on Francis-St. \\ est Penelen Falls, opposite the Gazette office. SURVEYORS. W JAMES DICKSON, L. Surveyor, Commissionerin the Q. 3., . Conveyancer. kc. Residence, and ed- Ireu, Fenelou Falls. W I. H. GROSS, DENTIST, LINDSAY. will be at the " lichrthur House," Penelon rolls, the second Wednesday ofesch month. Beautiful and durable artificial teeth mode, and All other dental work properly done. Karly 17 years' experience. l6-ly. { I l l and ..________.__._.â€"-â€"â€"-â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€". ‘ Lend Us “Your .Ear‘. 0"“3 o 9.8% .d 8% m hfifl no? fighgfi rd 3. flw0n§ fiéfifisg msg駰 géssém .ogwfi'é’a. m~~~*â€"§s<l - lice migrant H's w». fi'gwégfi ngsifl '8§§.§3l>'| 94's 22% «EMa‘gm .“50 "OH sap-.2 é. cage ..0 l>s'8-= 3 3â€"89 30 G375: m l>:o 3m new: 3 ‘Clllli‘:3 ell) as >‘r CG mgr» r I H E g .p ‘13 <l l l l I We are better prepared to handle our money. s. NEVISON, PRAGTIGALOPAINTER 8o PAPER HANGER, -AND DEALER INâ€" Paints, Oils, Glass, Varnishes, Fancy Goods and Musical Instruments, Gold and Silver Watches, Rings, Clocks, other Jewelry, Crockery and Glass-ware. 10: W OILâ€"PAINTED SHADES A SPECIALTY. m Two doors South of Mr. Heard’s hardware store. S. HEVISDH. Fenelon Falls, August 19th, 1891. LARDINE HAS BECOME FAMOUS AS THE GREAT W Get only the genuine. '9! For Sale by Leading Dealers throughout the Country. l l Remember lr-‘WG do not xteen ounces to the pound every time, raham, H. AUSTIN’S OLD STAND. give you si Remember lâ€"We house. Arnolfl W the sterling character of the goods we sell recommending them to our customers. and then send an entirely different article to your 6. house-keepers, and oftentimes a shade more. Fenelon Falls, September 9th, 1891. is popular with goo show you a sample, Dr. GRAHAM has removed four doors east to his own residence, nearly opposite Mr. McKeown's furniture factory. NEROâ€"E.“ A‘l Notes made payable to Jams Ban, ‘Agent, will have to be paid to Frank Kerr, 1 post-master hero, who holds said notes. JAS. JOHNSTON a: Go- Penelon Fells, June 30th, l89l.-19 t.f. INSURANCE. HE ROYAL CANADIAN INSURANCE 00. issues by far the best Form policy in Canada. JOHN AUSTIN, . Agent. Fenelerr Falls, June 12th, 1890. 17. . I._,__‘r\- c. . v ‘- “H, Furmturo . Having in store a large and well assorted Stock of Student’s Easy Chairs, CARPET PLATFORM ROCKERS, BEDROOM SUITES, EXTENSION TABLES. and everything usually kept in a first class Furniture Store, all in want of something nice for CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR’S Presents will do well to call and EXAMINE MY STOCK before purchasing elsewhere. 3&- All good Goods, and purchased low L.DEYMAN, annarsxra 6: Fumnronn Denna, Colborne Street, Penelon Falls. REMOVAL. Fcnelou Falls, July 23rd, 1891. 21-4. LUM___BER. GREENE & ELLIS have for sale all kinds of Dressed Lumber, Planed Sur- face Lumber, Inch and 1} inch Pine 8: Hemlock Flooring, V.â€"Joint &. Novelty Siding, which will be sold Cheap P‘or Cash Call and see for yourselves AT GREENE & ELLIS’S MILL. Fenelon Falls, June. 16th, 1891. 17-8. W LINDSAY Marble Works. so R. CHEEBERS orâ€" is prepared to furnish the people of Lind- say and surrounding country with MONUMENTS AND HEADSTONES, both Marble and Granite. Estimates promptly given on all kinds of cemetery work. Marble Table Tops, Wash Tops, Mantel Pieces, etc., a specialty. WORKSâ€"In rear 0 the market on Cam- bridgc street, opposite Mutthews‘ puking house. Being a practical workman all should see his designs and compare prices before purchasing elsewhere. BOBT. CHAMBERS. North of the Town Hall HEADQUARTERS IN VICTORIA COUNTY FOB M a c h i n e 0 i 1 Room Paper and Picture Frames of CANADA. It is made only by HCCOM. BROS. & 00., Toronto. MCCOLL’S CYLINDER OIL need only be used to be appreciated. Try it. Beware of those who imitate Lerdlne, Arflsts’ 600d! 3 Speclalty. W. A. GOODWIN’S, Baker’s Block. Kent-st, Lindsay. Hashim Needles, Alabastine and Dre Works Agency. Famine-Stricken Russia. TERRIBLE PEN morons or mercies: LONDON, Sept. 29.-â€"Tho Telegraph‘s St. Pctersburg correspondent saysnw “’Despatches from the interior are more a‘lnrming. The August frests destroyed the barley crop, the staple food in Arch- angel. The extreme north crops have been spoiled by rains, uud straw from the thatched roofs is utilized for fodder. ' Cattle are dying by wholesale on the roadside. Various ministers have issued conflicting orders, resulting in utter chaos. The grants of seed corn have been stopped. Immense tracts of land- are lying waste, and a scarcity of corn is threatened in 1892. The cattle plague has broken out in many places. Pens- acts in Sojomky attacked some vcteri nary surgeons who had been sent to do». stroy infected cattle, and several Were. wounded in the skirmish. Clergymen are becoming beggars, and women are selling themselves to support their chil , dren. No work can be procured by. the' starving persons even on the Volga. The shares of the Steam Navigation Company have fallen heavily. The new loan will only be a drop in the ocean. A large budget deficit is certain, and, to make matters worse, a million loads of rye promised by the governor of a neighboring province. on which the ministry had relied, do not exist. This discovery has caused great consterna- tion. The famine is expected to reach its height in November. The peasants threaten a revolution unless the carer gives them relief from private resources. Partial risings are reported in Yelrater- inoslty, Nijni Novgorod and Knsan. Not for centuries has such widespread distress been recorded. The trouble is chiefly due to the Government, which delayed action to relieve distress. The distress has been intensified by an enor- mous number of unusually disastrous fires. In many districts entire villages have been destroyed. The inhabitants, weak from lack of food, made no attempt to check the flames. The cattle plague has caused incredible havoc in these dis- tricts. Thousands of cattle perished and many families lost their only means of subsistence. What little food the peasants obtain is of the vilcst descrip‘ tion. In Saratofi” tho landowners made bread of mill refuse which injured cattle. and sold it to the peasants. The bread of finely chopped straw and bran, with a small quantity of rye, is considered a Godsend. In many districts the pose antry live on “hunger bread "; which is said to be made of dried dung, the powdered bark of trees and ground pig weed. Heavy rains have fallen and the ground is so soaked that potatoem are rotting. The price of potatoes has doubled. In 13 governments the people are completely famine stricken, and in eight or partial fumine prevails. The great annual fair at Nijni Novgorod was a failure this your owing to the enormous number of baukrupts. Hun- dreds of the starving peasants are beg- ging on the highways. In many cases the seed corn furnished the peasants by the Government has been eaten. Truce continue to be cxtorted from the stars- iug people. Frequently peasants who are unwrlling to pay taxes are flogged. BERLIN, Sept. 29.-â€"The Post my the Russian papers are devoid of news about the famine. The intensity of the distress may be judged from the fact that in many places the elementary schools have been closed on account of lock of funds. -oâ€" Influx of Russian Jews. THE REFUGE“ COMING OVER TO OAR- ADA IN IIORDIB. LONDON, Sept. 29.â€"It is stated on high authority that Canada is in im- minent danger ofn large influx of Russo- chish refugees. The agents of some of the great steamship lines running to Montreal are busy booking large num- bore in Europe, and in order to avoid a renewal of the trouble with the Govern- ment inspectors at MOntrcnl the our igrnnts are being booked through to various points in Canada. The agents naturally care chiefly for their commie. sinns on tickets, but those concerned with Canada's best interests think the Government should intervene and in. form the steamship companies that lumi- ing will be refused to those without vii-- ible means of support, or otherwise cu- desirable. An ineendisry fire at Kosieglow, Rum. sisn Poland, has destroyed 28 form, with all the cattle and stores. 4 . If: I WI! 7"“ -e ‘94-â€"