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“was! 4‘“ h..._ ‘Am'fln' 3"“ Muw‘;.w,~:;<:»a;t..;.:«raw:, ish Mtrkst. OTTAWA, April 22.-â€"-:\t a meeting of the C-unmittee oi Agriculture and Ouinnitttltm yesterday, Pt'nl'est‘ur Rub- nrt‘ou, ltunl zion Dairy Umnmis~iuner, gave evi-lt-nc: in regattd to the season's work. Since his appointment two years :go. he said. there is a growing interest taken in dairyiu: throughout. the Do- minion. Cheese has been sent from the statiOns at Perth and London. Ont.. to l':ll.:lttlltl, and Mild well. Referring to some experiment made in connection With lecd. he showed that. the milk t: tuld be altered in richness and coilor. but not in regard in solids. Farmers in the Vicinity of Mount Etuin dalryl station bail matched 15 Cents inity‘ Better Butter Tint-3d for the Brit- ’ l l l l'ut' their butter on account. and the but- ler 0n bein;_r sent to E «gland and Britl~h Columbia had yielded them 24 and 25 «cuts net per pound. In the Course. of it few years he estimated that 35.000.- 000 worth of butter might be sent to England. In the meantime Eaiuland imported 856 “0‘000 worth of butter, and 40 per cent. oi this came irom DJII- mark. The Danish butter renliz -d 10s. more per 112 pounds than the Canad- ian article. Uur butter was equal to the Danish in every respect, with the exception of the rosy app.aranee and flavor. which seemed to take better in the English market. ' â€"-â€"â€"~c‘o Give Them Every Attention. The enormous rush of immigration to the Canadian prairies this spring most encouraging. Those farmers' sons in Ontario who havc‘ not the means to purchase the high-priced farms in this Province are determined to go somewhere in search of cheaper land, and it is pre- f.:rable that they should go to our own Northwest rather than Minnesota or Do- kota. That better provision is not. made for their rceepiiou on arriving in the West, and to assist them in finding suitable locations, is most discreditable to the Government. It is shameful that there should be only one land guide to a whole colony of settlers. and that proer shelter is not provided for the new arrivals, pending their permanent settlement. This is a case where econ- omy in spending is worse than fully. The most. liberal arrangement should be made looking, towards the location of settlers. If this is not done, ii'a repe- tition ol' the scene witnessed at E lmou ton the other day is allowed, a serious check will be put upon a hopeful move- uicnt.â€"Toronto News. a-‘ it is said that 12.000 roscbuds were sold by one New York florist the other day in two hours. The rarest thin-.5 in all Arizona, it is said, is a thunderstorm. Sometimes there is not one a your. A $5,000 load of contraband opium was seized with the steamer Michigan at Port Townsend, Wash. A debt of 3 cents which has been owed by a Philadelphia woman for 40 years has just been paid. Mrs. Priscilla Seruggius, of’Georgia, who is slid to be 115 year old, has 1.- 274 dcscendents living, of whom 250 are great-grandchildrcu. - A dock with four feet is a curiosity owned by James Stewart, opposite Guil- iord, Md’. When swimming it uses one of its legs as a rudder. It is surprising to learn that the United States contain more than 500,- 000 almond trees and nearly as many cocoanut trccs. all of which bear fruit. A party of seventeen French-Canad- ians, bound from Sorrel to points in the States in search of work, were intercept- ed by American officials at Ronse's Point anti ordered to return. A- Baptist minister at. Lapecr, Mich” had thirteen young ladies ready for bap- tlsm, but no one of them would be the thirteenth to enter the water, so the numb-st was reduced to twelve by one of th-.-zu announcing that she would ' Wait Until some other occasion. it has just h 'L‘II learned that. the com- 3 mission which M r. M. rcier had appoint- ed with himst‘ii' as president to visit Home and inthigatc the inll'lt! oi' cal lqutlilg bsets Cost t‘t'.‘ province $l3,000. The Count also t'ctalit‘tl to plant on his farm Oneâ€"tpta;ter ol' the seed brought back. A quiet rancher in the foothills of, California has been experimenting with ' the olive, and now makes the sensatiou- , nl announcement that olives can be grown on the native willows by the or- diunry proucss of grafting. He makes ; good the, assertion by exhibiting willow ‘ branches with clusters of fruit growing l on them. l A pure lltltticctat‘c. a thought of L: with: less. Notwithstand- ing all this. a l’tttsbur: paper records the blond: tits-tines“ of a pure white mink in list Bradford. Chester county. Filly chickens and one hundred ducks is the death record of that inuoccntdookiug anittltl before. in turn, it fell before the tunnel oft trusty rifi:. white mink is the picture of! Ex‘ct‘y' movement embodies .‘ 49.3,“. FESELON FALLS MARKETS. .â€"â€"â€". Reports»! by (1;: .Vortll Stan Roller Hill ('0. Fettelnn Falls, Friday, April 29th. IS‘J'Z. Carpets and Oil-Cloths, N o. 9 Keenan Wm _ .._ -._ . Wheat, Scotch or l-‘ife . 80 to “2 Wheat, full. per bushel. h. 78 50 Wheat, spring " .... 75 8t) Barley, per bushel.... 35 40 Cats, “ . . . . . . . . ‘25 23 Pt'llse’ H ........ 54 55 Rye, H II ' -vnv . Potatoes, ‘-' .. . . . . . . 15 20 = Butter. per lb . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 17 Eggs, per do:cu.... . . . . . . 0 1” liar. per ton . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.00 10.00 ilides . . . . . 2.00 2.50 Sheepskins . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 50 90 “'oul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 20 N cw Advertisements. ~...â€"__._â€"_._ Notice 1‘0 Creditors of GEORGE MANNING. Deceased. Pursuant to R. t). l899, Cap. 10, Sec. 36, the creditors and others having claims against the Estate. of George Manning, late of the Village of Fettelon Falls. in the County of Victoria, Btililf, deer-used, who died on or about the 26th of March, 1892, are hereby required to send in to Joseph McFarland, ot the Village of Fenelon Fa Is, one of the Executors of the said deceased, a statement of their names and addresses, the full particulars of their claim and the Security (if any) held by them, on or before the First day ot'J-tue, A. l). 1892. And take notice that after the said date the Executors of the said deaca ed will distribute the assets of the said George Manning, deceased, amongst the parties eu- titlcd thereto, having rcgtrd to the claims of which they then have notice, and that they will not be liable for the assets, or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person of whose claim they had not notice at the time of the distribution thereof or a part. thereof. Dated this 20th tiny of April, A. D. 1892. G. H. HOPKINS, Solicitor for JOSEPH McFARL AND and JOHN F. PALMER. Executors. Farm for Sale ill in Bani. The west parts of lots 23 and 24 in the 11th concession of FENEIJON, 190 acres, close to the Village of Fenelon Falls. 109 Acres Cleared, and part seeded down. The unseeded por- tion ploughed and ready for spring crop; the remainder of the land in wood. GOOD MARKET AT FENELON FALLS for grain and cord-wood of all sorts. Good Dwelling, Barn, Stable .tv. Fences. W Price Low. 'Terms Easy. It" not sold soon, will be leased. 9-3. APply to S J. G. WILLIAM J. D. SMITH, ’}Port Hope. G. H. G. McVI'l‘Y, 8-t.f. 288 Huron Street, Toronto. IIOTEL TO RENT To rent on easy terms, that. well-known two-story brick hotel, THE “ MANSION HOUSE,” situated on the corner of Colbornc and Francis streets. Possession given on the 1st of July next. Apply to J.‘ TWOMEY, Sr. Fenelon Falls, March 10th, 1892. 3_-3m. HEADQUARTERS IN VICTORIA COUNTY FOR Boom Paper and Picture Frames â€"IS ATâ€" w. A. GOODWIN’S, Baker’s Black, Kent-313., Lindsay. Artists’ Goods a Specialty. Machine Needles, Alabastine and Dre Works Agency. 39:?“ Please call and see my 5c. Paper. Lindsay, April 2nd, 1892. AGEi’d TS WANTED. Fonthill Nurseries. Largest in Canada. 700 acres. We. want reliable, energetic men to sell l MY, es 9:313 anal before our customers at to examine his new Spring Stock, and. to compare his Prices. BOYS, Are you with us for your new Spring Suit? 9 . b “- o Block, Kent Street, Lindsay.- . ill ll. BDRGQYNE 8t) 60.? We have decided to wind up our large retail business in i this place, and as a first move we here give notice that on and after March lst we propose reducing our credit business. Hav~ ing placed our orders for a large and very choice selections in all the various lines of Spring & Summer Goods before the firm thought of retiring, we will continue business until our lease expires. The whole stock we intend to place very low prices, and by so doing to rush it off. Boots 1 Boots! Shoes! Shoes ii .We beat the band in all kinds of foot-wear. Everybody in 111terested, as the season is now at hand when every one wants» Something in this line. $5,500 Worth Now to be Sacrificécl. Wepurpose to first open the ball in this line. All this large and new stock by the best makers in Canada we purpose sell- U4 If you are, we will pug- ing at cost. Our stock is too large and varied to give prices. sent each of you with a handsome Base-it lit, valued at $1 00, free of charge. WHO-60 MO lllii, lilll till till Men’s Tweed Suits, good' linings and trimmings, from...... . . . . . . . . $2 50 Men’s Serge Suits, good linings and trimmings. from . . . . . . . ....... 2 50 Boys’ 2-piece Tweed Suits, from.... 1 95 Boys’ All-wool Knickcr Pants, from 70 Men’s Wool Pants, all sizes. . . . . . . . 75 All-wool double fold Cashmere, black and colonred...............-. 23 See Our Big Drive in Prints, Well Worth l4cenis............... Stacks of Ginghnms and Shirtiugs.. 5 Good Quality Table Linen, only. 17 Heavy Cottonades, new patterns .. . 10 Feather Tickings, will hold water” 8 Handsome Border'd Towels, 35x17 in. 5 2 Pairs Men’s Elastic Web Braces.. 25 3 Men's Silk Ties, (100 designs,) for 25 Men’s Heavy Waterproof Coats.... 2 00 2 Pairs Men's Wool Socks for . . . . . . 25 2 Standard Novels by good authors, 100 stories,~l'or............... ~25 Boys' Knock-about Hats, (just in,) for 25 Girl's d: Boys‘ Cloth Tam o’ Shauters 25 Boys’ at: Girls’ Blue Cloth Peak Caps, gold trimmed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Beautiful Dress Challis, new designs 9 Hemp Carpets, nice patterns . . . 3.. . 10 See our Lace Curtains, lapped edges, very long . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 New Brunswick Cotton Yarn, 51bs., l 00 4 Fancy Bordercd Handkerchiefs, Ladics’ size, for . . . . . . . . 10 6 White Linen Finished Handker- chief, i,‘ x if . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 3,500 Yards of Striped and Plain Shaker's Flannel, to be sold at Cost. Clearing out our entire Tweed Stock at 50 cents on the dollar. We carry the Largest. Stock of Ready- our Nursarv stock; previous experience not made Clothing in Lindsay. necessary; any man with tact and energy can succeed; terms liberal; outlit free. Our agents have many advantages, such In Staple Goods we are the Cheapest. in Dress Goods you can depend on us for us selling home-grown.- hm'd! UMWHM l the Latest Novelties. stock. Choice New Specialties, which are i of value, and which can only be secured from us. _ We have given particular attention to the propagation of HARDY V'Allll-I’l‘lHS suitable to the Northern section of Canada. For terms apply to STONE k WELLINGTON, Toronto, Ont. ___.._____.â€"â€" NOTICE. All Notes made payable to JAKES Ban, Agent, will hove to be paid to Frank Kerr post-master here, who holds said notes. JAS. JOHNSTON & CO‘ Penelon Falls, June 30th, l891.â€"â€"l9 U. l i i In Gents’ Furnishings, Such as Shirts, IsEcoflD Dnns'u" (:(“Jfi'l'i Tics, Collars, Cuffs, kc, we take the lead. Our Hat Stock is New, Cheap & Nobby. 1122:“ Letter Orders receive prompt at- , , The next Sittings tentt'on. Special 1’ ' Peddlers. Sign of the golden Lion. M. l. tAllTEil, The Lindsay Cheap Man. new to Dealer: and This is Filo Advertising Dodge. we are prepared to quote prices that will tempt all. lté- ' member,,we are going out of business, and are bound to sell. T‘EVE“ All outstanding Accounts, Notes, etc., overdue must- be settled at once to save costs. unoovne a cogs; The Leading Retail Men Fenelon Falls, February 22nd, 1892. GOOD FITS. WELL MADE. NICE PATTERNS. VERY CHEAP. WWW Call and see them at CLARK & SON’S. A Rare Chance ll SHILOH’S +87 -LO_TS- 87% IN FE.'ELON FALLS FORSALE, Belonging to the Estate of the late D. J. I c U R E- Scnlly. Will be sold in single lots or in blocks to suit purchasers. Also a brick. This GREAT COUGH CURE, this success. ~ house and lot on lv‘idlcr’s llill. ful CONSUMPTIONf CURE, is without a. par. , . , . . , . .v a allel in the history 0 medicine. All dm 1 ists NO“ IS 1 0L 1“ 1 1311‘ are authorized to sell it on a positive guartitiztec, a test that no other cure can successfully stand. AS â€"â€" , , ‘ , _, , If you have 3. Con h, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, T111941 MUST 131? SOLD ,use it, for it will genre you. If your child has For terms and particulars apply tol'larron $1233? at & McLaughlin, Solicitors for the Estate disease CONSUMPTION, don’t/ail to use: it,“ Lindsay, or to 'will care you or cost nothing. Ask your W. E. ELLIS, Pent-ion Falls. ’Druggist for SHIIJOH’S CURE, Price to cts., April 23th, laveâ€"lo” octs. and $t.oo._ If your Lun s are sort: or ack lame, use Shiloh’s Porous P ter. 25 cts. oat/act Chambers, General lachsmith, Francis-st, Fenelon Falls. --OV County of Victoria. THE- of the above Court will be held in Dickson's hull, Fcnelon Fails, Blacksmithingin all its different branches 0" TUESDAY' "JLY THE 5th! 18927.done on short notice and at the lowest. commencing at 19 o'clock in the forenoon L living prices. Particular attention paid to Friday, June 24th, will be the last day 0f,h0r88-41hoelng. Give me a call and I will service on defendants residing in this mun-1303mm“: satisfaction. 45-132 ty. Defendants residing outside the county‘ - must be served on or before June 19th. Subscribe for the u Fendun W 'W I 2.1).}: . ‘. ' u um "D . Falls Gazette," only $1 3 yea“ Acting Bailifl'. Cledt. . Penelon Falll, April 26th, 1392. in advance. Q . it Bill lint... ‘ u, l -.. d...“ . “I ,-....--m an. uni-c. -u. . “.m.‘ w‘ W iw‘ Wwâ€"m _.._V , i V ' .. M . ' ‘WWJ"K‘ ‘ W mam a-r ‘ w a. . : .-§,, ‘ wok»- râ€" ..s 9/”; A “uAAAA