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WM Owing: to excessive indulgence in coffee, Peter McKcever. a Chicago res- taurant keeper. has beenmo insane. The theatres of London are now fumignled after each performance to prevent the Sprvad 0' the grip' Wheat, fall. per bushel.... 78 80 The floods continue in the southern “1,9,,ther u 75 80 Itntes us well as in lliinois. Indiana and Barley, per bushel . . . . . . . . 35 40 FENELON FA LLS MARKETS. "THE ‘- this place, and as a first move we here give notice that on and Reported by the North Star Roller Mill ,Co. : after March 1st we propose reducing our credit business. Hav- Fenelon l-‘alls, Friday, May 20th, 1892 Wheat, Scotch or Fife 80 to 82 all the various lines of Ohio, and the damage to crops is enor- 0M5, “ 25 23 ‘ . u Pmuei ” . . . . . . . . 54 55 g .5 ,. , was. I . _ R ,e u 65 70 D t} .‘l The llindoos are a consolenttously Pgtétoes, ,, 15 20 â€" x "‘ 1 _ u S . clean people, and yet they can eat Bun". p0,. 1b . ‘ . t . . _ . . . . . ,6 ,7 , asafetida. and won get away with it in . pudding. before the firm thought of retiring, we will continue businenr Enos, per dozen...... 9 1n Hay. per Ion...... 9.00 11.00 Hides ............ . 2.00 2.50, . Sheepskins............... 50 90‘ , Won! 18 20 ’ milieu] at; Spin-Eh"; until our lease expires. The whole stock we intend to place from his sluice boxes. and Concluded to """ " """" ‘before our customers at very low prices, and by so doing to watch for the thief. He noticed a calf -â€"â€"~ -w~â€"â€"»--~â€"â€" ' P. ' . ' - New Advertisements. Inw‘tes Gin-9 W116- a'11 “131‘ It Off- coming daily to drink from the box. "that the animal. and the supposed calf turned out to be a young woman. Mr. Flatnand. who has been studying: the in~crihed stones in the southeastern part of Alfieria. has found many rocks upon which tnen, women and children, who were evidently prehistoric. are rep- resented. The designs bear considerable rc-emhlancc to Fzyptian figures. Of late years no human being has so startled the civilized world as has the Brother Tm-ci. known as “ the two- hcnded boy." This extraordinary freak of nature is perfect in limb, symmetrical in form. bright. rosy-checked and intelli- gent. Upon the one body are two heads and four arms. A dcspatch from Reddinsr, Cal., tells of the robbery of the Roddng and Shasta stage by two masked robbers. who, after shooting: the express messen- ger, driver and a passenger. secured the Wells-Fargo box containing $20,000 and escaped. The express messenger. who has died, shot and wounded one of the robbers. The National Zoitung publishes a des- patch from St. Petersburg saying that the Russian police. acting on a warning from the police of Paris, have discovered a number of mines under the Gatcliina Palace, the mines extend for a distance to examine his new Spring Stock, and to Compare his Suites during the next Til RTY DAYS. 09W .IIOTEL TO RENT. To rent on easy terms, that well-known two-story brick hotel, THE “MANSION HUSE,” situated on the corner of Colborne and Francis streets. Possession given on the lst of July next. Apply to J. TWOMEY, Sr. Fenelon Falls, March 10th, 1892. 3-3m. Court of Revision, 1892. The Court of Revision ot the Assessment .Roll of the TOWNSHIP of SOMEHVILLE The following is a partial List of our for the year 1892 will be held Goods and their comparative Values. AT BURNT RIVER, (Rettie's Station,) ON MONDAY, MAY 30th, 1892, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m., of which all parties interested will please take notice. SAM. SUDDABY, Township Clerk. Burnt River, May 10th, 189:. 12-2. COURT OF REVlSlON, Notice is hereby given that the Court of I We beat the band in all kinds of foot-wear. Everybody is Interested, as the season is now at hand when every one wants something in this line. We purpose to first open the ball in this line. All this large and new stock” by the best makers in Canada we purpose sellr 111g at cost. Our stock is too large and varied to give prices.- This is No Advertising Dodge. We are prepared to quote prices that will tempt all. Re-v member, we are going out of business, and are bound to sell. W All outstanding Accounts, Notes, etc., overdue must- be settled at once to save costs. BURGOVNE 8: C03, The Leading Retail Men: Fenelon Falls, February 22nd, 1892. 379 Sample Parasols, (beautiful ban- dles,) commencing at .... 200. All Wool Henrietta, 15 different shades 23c. Handsome CottonwDress Delaines, ‘ (new patterns,) 096. Girls’ Silk Trimmed Straw Hats, (Milliner’s price 31 00,) our price 600. Girls’ Silk Trimmed Sailor Hats.... 20c Ladies’ White Cotton Drawers, Tuck- , . ed and Lace Trimmed, sale price 25c. Ladies White Cotton Drawers, better quality, Tucked and Embroidery of several kiloumtcrs around the palace. ,Revision {or the corporation of the Trimmed, sale price . . . . . . . "... 45c. he Russian Government has tried to .Lad‘e‘siwhlle 001101} Chemise, Lace -. :1in up the fact ofthe discovery. The will he held in the Council Chamber in “Immediwle price-u... ...... 29c. Ladies’ White Cotton Chemise, better quality, Embroidery Trimmed .. 45c- Ladics’ White Cotton Underskirts, . Tucked tit Frill on bottom, price 650, Ladies’ White Cotton Night-Gowns, Tucked & Ruffle Trimmed, price 60c. All Linen Tray Govers, Fringed . $50. All Linen Table Doyles, Fringed.. . 080. Fancy Check’d Towels, all pure linen 05c. Every Baby can have a. new Bib, price 050. Something new in Curtain Draperies We 6 Linen-finished Handkerchiefs for.. 25¢ Jordan’s block, in the said» village, on Wednesday, the 1st of June, 1892, at the hour ofl o'clock p. in. All parties interested will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. N. B.-â€"-Thc Assessment Roll is now on file at the Clerk’s office, where it may be examined by all interested. F. McDOUGALL, Village Clerk. Fenelon Falls, May lllh, 1891. 12-3. AGENTS WANTED. populancc of St. Petersburg are terror- ised. A fine geological specimen of fossil tracks was found afew days ago in Broinerd’s quarry, in Portland at a depth of 130 feet below the surface. The stone is about two and a half feet of an inch thick. (in the upper side, its the stone lay when found, there are eight trucks, evidently made by some .animal about the size of a large dog. They are absolutely perlect in shape, representing the toes and the ball of the foot. The protection which British juries afford to men who abuse their wives is extraordinary, and this a striking case: At Leeds 3 man named Knight, whose wife had deserted hitu on account of his violence and intcniperance, went to see her to ask her to return home, and be- cause she refused he fired three shots at her, hitting her each time, wounding her in the arm, back and ear. The jury found that the prisoner fired only with the intent to “ frighten his wife,” and the man had to be discharged. A young man named John Modlin, living on Margret street. Hamilton, about two years ago swallowed a brass- headed tack. Until recently he tried every means possible to get rid of the unpleasant morsel. Several doctors tried their skill, but the tack still remained in the young: man's stomach. Frequent- ly Mmllin was taken ill with violent \‘(mllllt|_'. and he wasted to a shadow. GOOD FITS. I WELL MADE. NICE PATTERNS. VERY CHEAP. The above prices found only at Carter‘s, the Cheap Man. Heavy Table Linen. double fold, only 170 36-inch Cocoanut Matting, regular I price 75 cent:...... ' 3.50. 240 pieces Shaker Flannel, regular price [0 cents, sale priee...... 06c. Ladies‘Extra Quality Black and Col- ored hose . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 100. Heavy Ginghnms, fast colors . . . . .. . 050. Standard Novelsâ€"good authors. . .. 100. Men's Serge and Tweed Suits . . . .1. . $2 50 Men’s Heavy Wool Pants, sale price_ ‘65c. Boy's All-Wool Tweed Suit,s.ud Base Ball and Bart free . . . . . . .. $1 75 Men's White Unlnundcred Shirts, regular price 75c, sale price .. 34c. 3 Men's Silk Ties, (some tie selling in town at 25c. each.) 3 for. 25c. Girls' and Boys’ Blue Cloth Tom 0’ Shanters . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... 250- Girls’ .9 Boys’ Blue Cloth Peak Cups Zoe, 2 Pair Men’s Elastic Bruce:...... .. 25c Boys, you can have a Pair of Nobby Swimming Pants for .... lOc Fonlhill Nurseries. Largest in Canada. 700 acres. We want reliable, energetic men to sell our Nursery stock; previous experience not necessary; any man with tact and energy can succeed; terms liberal; outfit free. Our agents have many advantages, such as selling home-grown, hardy Canadian stock. Choice New Specialties, which are of value, and which can only be secured from us. We have given particular attention to the propagation of HARDY VARIETIES suitable to the Northern section of Canada. For terms apply to STONE Jr WELLINGTON, Toronto, Ont. NOTICE. All Notes made payable to JAMES Ban Agent, will have to be paid to Frank Kerr post-master here, who holds said notes. JAS. JOHNSTON it: Co- Fenelon Falls, June 30tli,lSDl.â€"â€"19t.f. Call and see them at CLARK & SON’S- ARare Chance 1 SHILOH’S - «+87 - LOTS - 87s CONSU M PTION lN FENELON FALLS FOR SALE, CURE. Belonging to the Estate of the late D. J. Scully. Will be sold in single lots or in This GREAT COUGH CUR this - house and lot on Fidler'c Hill. -ful CONSUMPTION CURE, hathoutm 49-3m. blocks to suit purchasers. Also a brick . le ' l: v: ago a t‘ri -nd induced Modlin __ _____,.__ . , t . _ c: ,,,\t:e‘5:,',,,.. rum,“ tHumming. He did Men's Waterproof Coats, sale price 32 00 NOW IS YOUR ’I‘IDIE galaanmggulgsgfl 31.?edwm'. .A“ dmgguu‘ m and it induced violent vomiting, See 01" 140- Enfilis" Prints: ("cw _.__. AS __ a test that no 0,1,: cfimommfmfiifir ' patterns,) sale price . . . . . . . . . . . 10c H70“ have % C°ughi so": T130331 01' BfOllChlliS. during' which the. brasshoaded tack was t~j-~rtcd from the stomach. The head of the trick was hiack and the point was )lodliu since then has felt THEY MUST BE SOLD luse ,t, ,0,“ w," me you. I, you, chad h“ .. l . . For terms and particulars apply to Barron gr & McLaughlin, Solicitors for the Estate ldiscm CONSUMPTION. don’t/auto wit. it Lindsay, or to will cure on or cost nothin . As W. E. ELLIS, Fenclon Falls. Dmggist {orY SHILOH’S CURE. rice i0 A ril 25th l890.â€"â€"10tf OClSo Ind $1.00. It your Lun s are sore or p ' lame,uscShiloh’s Porous? . 25st... ......._ °°"'" David Chambers, County of Victoria. General Blacksmith, The next sittings of the above Court vrlll FranCiS'St., be held in Dickson's hall, Fenelon Falls, Blacksmithing in all its different branch" 0" TUESDAY! JULY THE 5m! 1892’ done on short notice and at the lowut commencing at. 10 o’clock in the toreuoon living prices. Particular attention paid to Friday, June 24th, willbc the last day of horse-shoeing. Give me a call and I tle service on defendants residing in this coun. guarantee satisfaction. 45-ly. ty. Defendants residing outside the county ’ must be served on or before June l91h. Wat. WAMI, E. D. Hun, Acting Bailifl. Clet’x. Fur-3;): F: l-, April 26th, l89‘3. 500 Xobby Straw Hats for boys 6t men 25c: Heavy Feather Ticking . . . . . . . . . . . . 08c. Heavy Cnttouades,(good patterns). . 10c F E N :l"J O N, , Cotton Shirtiugs, (guaranteed fast . let's) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 05c res cl so to the Villa u of Fenclon c0 ' 190 M ’ u Fang g i See our llomlcr Socks for men, at.... 10c. New Brunswick Cotton Yam, 5 lbs. 51 00 from Qat-luc is lound iu the emotions Acres Cleared, _ 300 Pair Ilen‘ Cashmere Socks, Eng- o! the Catlavie clergy. As instances of and part seeded down. The unseeded por- - y 1 1 d d f . lislt samples . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c. b- t'xt'nt. --l‘ th's‘ cxactions two cases two p ougm an res y or sprang crop; _ in: L‘lll‘ll-lllt‘ |CTECIlUl| of a church ' the remainder of the land in Wood. 53‘ An Early Call W111 be to Your costing Sltltullll) at the expense of a GOOD NARKET AT FENELON FALLS Advantage- puor parish. and the building of another, for cm,“ “H, command of :,u sons. almost as expensive. in a still poorer parish, to replace a structure that ecst Goon Dwelling’ B'm’ sumo 5‘ Fences- W Price Low. Terms Easy. 875,000 and which was recently burned ' dcvrn. The right to collect church It‘not cold soon, will be leased. rates by prone.“~ of law. for the building Apply to of unnecessary expensive convent: and church editions. ts donut: more .to.depopo G. H. G. “any. The I . (bay Cheap Man. nlate qub c than trade rcrtncttons by , 84“, 3,3 mm“, 31,3", Town“, L. ‘ P \ ‘ q a. ‘ I: a parent deal. l ta. 1., . In. - t.. 9-. l The west parts of lots 23 and 24 in the ‘ . . . 11th concession of (ltllm Mill. much better. A oil-respondent of the Montreal Witness says that one of the causes tor the exodus of the French-Canadians SECOND DIVISION Sign or the Golden Lion. M. I. METER, Subécrihc for the “Fen‘elona Falls Gazette,” only $1 a year: in :ulvance.. .t. c. war.th J. n. sutrn, ’ }Port Hope. BET NE PROM BUS HESS...‘ We have decided to wind up our large retail business in? mg placed our orders for a large and very choice selections in‘ Boots! Boots! Shoes! Shoes l? $5,500 “Worth Now to be Sacrificed- as»... "c r i l "i l l .5, r; .â€" M..- . ,: < .1 -» y ,-. «..-.1( . u, s. l . fixv-I‘; . m. 4 .. .4 u- ~ -“1... -.._...,.H W.â€"m-~..--t- A,