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'whiclr-he cultivates in good style, and raises as much and sometimes a good deal more from it than many do from 100 acres....Mrs. S. Marshall is visiting relatives near Omemee, and will be home about the first of February. DON’T FORGET IT.â€"â€"Don't forget the True Blue's basket social to be held in their hall next Thursday eveniggat 7 Major Samuel Hughes, M. P. Major Samuel Hughes, M. P., Gone to the winds is your renown, You thought to break a blacksmith’s head, And then go bragging through the town. You said he lied, and he replied; And then you struckâ€"and so did he : Dark offspring of all sorts of sires, Your downfall was a sight to see. 'arpets andOil-Cloths, No. 9 Keenan’s Block, Kent Street, Lindsay. .A. V SUDDEN‘ DECIEION- PATENT I state r ; , 1 Ti . . V , __. .v _ $1.5? V :- AHD DREJGS. Major Samuel Hughes, M. P., Some meeker blacksmith you must find, (If such there be) to ’light upon, _ When next to bully you're inclined. For, as a rule, a blooming fool Who makes such unprovoked attacks, Will get it somewhere on his phiz, Or “ where the chicken got the axe.” 2 o’clock. There will be vocal and instru- ‘ mental music, and a good time may be expected. INSTITUTE SALEâ€"The annual auc- tion sale of newspapers and magazines taken at the Mechanics’ Institute will be held in the reading room on the evening of Monday, the 29th inst., com- mencing at 8 o’clock. MISSION SERMONS.â€"-â€"â€"OB Sunday next the pulpit in St. James’s church will be ___" GER-TEE Has fully decided to let his large and well assorted Stock of Winter Goods go at first cost. as surmise. IBLES AN Major Samuel Hughes, M. P., There are strange stories in my head Of how Reeve Kylie used you up, Of how he fought and how you bled. Men ope’d their eyes in wild surprise, fillljed byl Rural Dean Ollieigléton, Wfimd merrily epecthuzflfgggldtlllli: jgigénd MANTLES. W 0 wi 9 wer sermons on t 8 Su Ject em you were ’ Former Price 4 85 Present Price 3.75 Former Price $0 00 Present Price $7.20 of missions, and collections in aid of di- And they your 01d lamosse-cut smv' u :1 $5.50 u a $4.00 a u 9.50 a u 7.50 5 ocesan missions Will be taken up. “a. H H 525 u u 4.75 H u 10_00 u H 8.00 _________ or Samuel Hughes M. P. A THIRTY DAYS" SALE-*Mrs' R' 1 ll‘ you perforce must use yhnr hands, “ u 7-75 “ “ 6-00 “ “ 12-75 “ “ 103,5 TOILET ARTICLES. STATIONERY. Are there no small boys at your gate, No little girls about your lands ? Go cnfl‘ their ears or pull their hair, Or jam their faces in the snow, Pray Heaven for a braver heart, )lIcDougall announces that she intends ,I'to have a thirty days’ cash sale of all ' the goods in her store at prices that will astonish purchasers. Now is the time ovnncoars,â€"sifiTs, uns'rnns. Former Present Price. Price. Former Present Price. Price. for ladies who have a little 8 are mone mm, 0, Men’s Wool Overcoats $ 4.95 $3.00 Men’s All-wool Tweed Ulster $12.00 $ 7.95 _â€"â€"' ' to spend it to advantage. p y And let the Study b‘MkS Tg R “ “M, “ 5.50 3.75 “ “ Irish Frieze- “ 15.00 10.00 MUSIC LESSONs.â€"â€"We direct the at- “E AT' “ All-W0“ Jlmrs 7-95 4-95 “ bestquallty “ “ 17-00 11-00 I {68‘}. f . d t M- Th- t1 Fenelon Falls, January 18th, 1894. “ “ “ 8.85 5.95 “ Tweed Pants 1.50 1.00 " ” L (in ,0 our re.“ era 0 ISS IS (3' ______._..__..__._ ” “ Freizc Ulsters 10.50 6.50 “ “ Suits 6.75 4.50 ' I I thwaltes prof' Ional card on our first a u u u 11_oo 6.95 n u Suits , 8.75 5.95 I ART SHOESâ€"A range of handsome _ new designs in slippers, made expressly for our Christmas 'trade.- We always lead in new goods. Send in orders for Westgate Overstockiugs. Cost little and very warm. The biggest variety of over-shoes and lum- bermen’s rubbers in the county at lowest BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT FIRST COST. DRESS GOODS, FANCYâ€"EBODS, STAPLE GOODS, ETC. Our Shelves are loaded with the latest and most fashionable goods, and at prices which 13 cannot fail to please. Former Present page. Tus young lady, who but re- cently became a resident of the village, has obtained a‘ large class of pupils but can attend to a few more, and rightly thinks that advertising in the Gazette is a good way to get them. ESTRAY SIâ€"IEEP. Game on to the subscriber’s premises, lot in the 8th concession of Somerville, about the last of November, 8. small sheep. Former Present The owner is requested to prove property, 'ces. Our sole of winter oods uas been . I _ ' ‘ THE PROVINCIAL LEGISLATUREâ€"A mus. Stow always ergowded. Come Price. Price. Price. Price. pay charges and take it a“, low days ago the Emptrc declared that r SISSON Hopsaking Dresses $15.00 $8.75 White Bed Blankets,wool 2.50 2.00 . . . . . early. JOHNSON 81 1 JAMES CAIN Sn: Ollver, Blows“, 101335de to break 1113 The Juonster Shoe Store, Ali-W001 Cashmcies 27 18 Grey Bed Blankets 1.75 ‘ 1.25 Burnt RivérP O promise that there should be no dissolu- 25. 1311618“!!- Bla‘ikgnifmem 27 20 Horse Blalfl‘?“ 7;) 5?, someI‘Ville; Jnn- 2nd; 1894-â€"46-3’ I . tion of the House until after another W Isiablfl‘w' I serge 35 20 00”“ Shmmgs . ' .. . . . ~â€"--'~â€"â€"â€"’ ll’lglc Fold Dress Goods 30 to 50 15 Heavy Canton Flannel 13 8 525310" 81d tbféd the Provmcw‘: :IECUOES CORRESPONDENCE. Wool Flannels, plain and Heavy Feather Ticking ' 13 8 N O T I C E . a once; u e announcemen at t e twilled 20 15 All-Linen Towelling 9 6 Legislature is to meet on the 14th of memeuce’s Camp, Muskoka, All-wool plaid Factory All-Linen Towels, per pair 30 20 An Notes made payable to JAMES BR“ February proves that the Tory organ To the Editorqflhe Femlan Falls Gaze,,e_ L d.l"l’flgfllel? C 1 30 21 Agent, will have to be paid toIFrank Kerr had no ground whatever for its assertion. Sm,_ “ Iglovezc‘ “5 mere 25 1,, Lace Curtains per pair 60 ' 39 PWt~mnster here, who holds Stud notes. ' WEST VICTORIA.â€"â€"~At a convention Since my last letter to the Qazalte Ladies; MLWOOI Cashmere ‘ 16.01,,16,e Gm“; Bags 3_25 2.35 JAS. JOHNSTON 8; Co. of the Reformers of West Victoria in. there has been considerable change In our Hose 35 25 1,600 Men’s and Boys, Penelon Falls, June 30th, 1891.â€"19 t.f. Lindsay, on Saturday last, to nominate cam!” F1“ or?“ men Starl‘id 0"" .0“ the Ladies’ all-wool Winter Sample Caps 75 to 1.25 50 19-“ Saturday "1 December: "mmde to Hose 30 20 Men’s all-wool Socks 17 10 a candidate at the approaching contest, the choice fell upon Dr. John McKay, the present representative, whoâ€"con- sidering his large majority at the last election and the satisfaction he has given his constituentsâ€"has very little reason to fear any opposition that may be brought against him. S. S. FESTIVALâ€"The annual festival of the St. James’s church Sunday school was held in Dickson's hall last Tuesday _ evening. After the children had enjoy- ed a sumptuous tea, the doors were throwu open to the public, and, after several carols had been very well sung, upwards of 150 views were given by Mr. John Slater with a small but excellent magic lantern. There was a good atâ€" tendance, a fair collection, and the fest-. ival was in every sense a success. ’l‘Iâ€"IE ELECTRIC LIGHT.â€"-The time finally fixed upon, after several postpone- ments, for the advent of the electric light in Fenelon Falls, was 8 p. m. on Monday of last week; but when, shortly before that hour, the two machines were set to work, it was found that the small- erâ€"â€"- the “ exciter," as it is calledâ€"' though perfectly new, had something the matter with it, and those who were Watching their lamps, in the expectation of seeing~them lighted up for the first time, soon found that they were watching in vain. An expert who came from Toronto had no better success than M r. Perkins, who has charge of the plant here; and when the balky machine was taken to Lindsay and refused to be “ charged,” it was at once evident that it had some internal defect that would necessitate its dissection, and another was at once telegraphed for. On Fri- day afternoon it arrived at the Falls by train, and about 9 o’clOck, when but few were expecting it, every electric lamp but a few defective ones was emit. ting a blaze of light. A DOLLAR AND COSTS. ~Amongst , those who came to the Falls on Monday evening to take part in the skating car- _nival were a couple of young bloods from Lindsay,who got into the “cooler” instead of into the rink and passed the night in durance vile. One-of them, who appeared to be drunk, was using such profane language outside the rink that, after being expostulated with in get home in time to vote. We are sorry Children's Grey Persian We have u chased lar el in Men’s Silk that all hands could not get out to vote, as Lamb Caps 3-00 1.95 l P l' g 3' L Ties and Handkerchiefs for holiday trade. Handkerchiefs direct import from Japan. Flllllllllllll. illillllllllll. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Furniture. ‘- the drawing started sooner than we expect- Silk Hz, udkerchierfl 35 25 ed, and it seemed rather too much of a sacrifice to break up the camp entirely, and so five votes for prohibition were lost. The Draper legs are all in the rivar, and we are moved into Oakley township and drawing to Echo creek. We are boarding out, and our old cook turns out to load. We are about three miles from Fraserburg, and four miles from the “ little brown cot on the hill,” where we were camped last year. The boys are all well and hearty, and Robson is getting so mischievous we can hardly manage him. To ease the mind of the doctor I may say we have had no attacks of the grippe or any other ailment since he left. All for this time. ONE OF THE BOYS. W M. J. CARTER, 44 Kent. St... Lindsay. DURING HOUSE CLEANING 0F J. P. RYLEY. HARDWARE. , , I --â€" ll SptClfll Cut 111 Prices SLASHENG ARGAINS. still to be had. A large number of people have. bought from MARRIED. us and can testify as to the genuine low prices at which we $6000.00 STIICK Will be given to those BUYING FOR CASH. My stock is large and complete, consisting of BEDROOM SUITES, Lounges, Centre Tab 3, ' Dane and Easy Chairs. Bureaus, Side-boards. ‘d _ 1‘0 the Public. . HE ROYAL CANADIAN INSURANCE Co. has amalgamated with the Alliance of England, giving insurers the security of $25,000,000 and the same good policy. JOHN AUSTIN, Agent. 3%“ Also agent for the Queen of Eng- land and Caledonian of Edinburgh. Capi tal combined, $45,000,000. Fenelon Falls, July 25th,1891. TAMBLINâ€"TOWNsELL.â€"At the residgnc}; of are offering goods. d CalIlf at once, as the silock is going fast. Mr. Thos. Lane, Fenelon Falls, by t e ev. ’ ‘ . u u' , M. Momnmn’ B. A” on Wednesday, Jar}. Everything 1s goo It _11 yo req nt'e any aidware for next 17th, Georgeh Vz'esgeyt Tamhblin ft; Jelssm year, 1 W1 pay you O 11y now. t 0 one on. . w 1.001: at the LOW Prlces I S I 131131“); , f v 1am Lanterns 400., Axes 55c. to 7 50., Axe Helves 100. to 200. each, .â€" e u , , . . , . on gfdirhay,nJanila:flisstiB in. wimmm Best Clcgziies nglngletis 1332.130, 058v Ties 12%), e2;ch,5§Vh1ps Sc. Stuckefiflged 75 ywm- an up, rong as e as e s c., cme (a es , c.apa1r, nude d _ , _ , . . . t rm 1 r t W A ood le Lock and Kan for 180. Shee skm Mitts 20c. er in"? mm) Kinâ€"0. 1 mm "m u” A. terrific storm swept the shores of g S 2 90 5’, f IE) f 2%0 Nova Scum and Prince Edward Island pair, BestCarpet weepleis $4 .B , Va. 2 ance Saw 01 3 . , Pictures Framed to Order. on Sunday. Mixed Pamt $1 per ga on, ones Ax e.Grease for 250., and Everything Sold at Lowest Living Prices Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone left London a shop full of Hardware at equally low prlces. 3g; Endemking promptly and mm”, for Biarritz, France, on Saturday morn- __ ‘~ atten e to. ' \ . r... . ' 4 - WARS&CO L-DEYM AN The Widow 0f William dMakefpelace J. G. I UNDERTAKER& FURNITURE DEALER 9 Thackeray died on Thurs ny 0' ast . - , week at Leigh, Lancashim, aged 75 Next Door to the Benson House, Lindsay. ‘ Colbome Street, Penelon Fans! years. . R ‘J 411.8} . It has been decided to call the On- a? e” "me mm P “’1’ m tario Legislature to meet for despatch a it: of business on Wednesday, February 14. " " , W ESTRAY HEIFER. OPPOSITE BENSON HOUSE. LINDSAY. Cams on to the premises of the under- signed, lot 17 in the 2nd concession of Ne“, and Winter Jackets, Somerville, ablont geflst (rial December, a brindled year ing ei er. e owner can . v New Dress Goods, New Underwear for Ladies and Children, have her upon proving property and paying charges. ' WM. TIPLING. New Trimming‘Braids, New Corsets-and Gloves, Somerville, Jan. 16th, 1894.â€"48â€"4' WW FENELON FALLS MARKETS. Repeer by the North Star Roller Mill 00. Fenclon Falls, Friday, Jan. 19th, 1894.‘ Fancy Bed Spreads full width, also Blan‘ kets, all-wool Carpet, Rug Carpet and plain. L“ _ - A A - A AAA‘AAAA‘. obtained throngh us. vain, constables Jones and Nevison were' . d t ‘11 d Fl 1 t1 d .- - - Wheat, Scotch or Fife 64 to 65 ' v - o . - an WI e anne woven promp y an , takingto the lock-up, and his friend, Whem’fflu’per “Shaun 53 60 New Frllhngs and T188, satisfactorily by I who mod to rescue him and even went Wheat, spring n "H 57 58 . -7-â€"-â€"â€"-â€"â€" SAMUEL HUTCHISON, i so far as to strike one of the constables, Barley, per bushel. 35 37 New Handkerchlefs Weaver ‘ was also arrested. Next day they were Buckwheat “ .... .. .. 48 50 ’ p ‘. __ _ ' I b f _ t t J k. d OMS “ 3, 32 , . Fenelon Falls, April 12th,1893. 8 3m. , up e ore magis ra es no In an 3 , - . /, Naylor, and, as they admitted and ex- Eetbe’ :3 2: New Flannels and Flannelettes’ W d Reliable men to sell. ., ‘ ' pressed contrition for their Offence, they Pgtétoes, u 27 30 . l our choice and hardy ‘ , 1 were only fined 3 don“? and costs. the. Butter, per 1b . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 19 i New TOWBllll’lgS, ' Nurselry; Sltock mild Seed Pgtatoes, full agd I ‘. amount which each had to pay being Eggs, per dozen......'.... 16 17 , C . . comp e e me. any varic lee can on y a ‘ ' Shlrtlngs, Commrssxon or sales ‘ - ' - - ............. 6.00 7.00 35 372' ,Fene]? li‘ius ls Eb“: lilace Egg??? "D" 2_oo 2,50 ry paid-weekly and promptly. Exclusive t0_p my tle row y In. 88. R W 0 five Hogs . . . . . . . H 5_75 6.00 3 - - 1 and ch01ce of territory given. Don’t delay. med w have feund to the" sorrow ; and Shah's... ....... .. 35 75 Gentlemen s Furnlshmgs Comp ete. Write at once for terms. :ha sad expilelace of tile two young Wool ............ .. 17 18 ALLEN NURSERY 00., Rochester, N. 1‘. allows from in say is ut the experi- Flour, family, Silver Leaf.. 1.60 1 65 . . . u to can and e amme our new Fa" stock one rice to 25-20,“ ence of other young fellows from that Flour, ‘09?" hakers’ - - - ~ - - - - 1-75 2 00 l we cordlally'nwte yo evtr body p â€". town and from various other places who $123? ' ' ' ‘ ' ' 1 50 l y ' FOR have visited our pretty, picturesque and I B ’ e ,5}, ' ' ' ' ' ' 14:00 15'00 peace-loving village under the impression ; Sfifggis? in , 15,00 16,00 , LINDlsIAY'e R R I “THE GAZETTE.” that they could “ paint it red.” I Mixed chop, per ton . . . . .. . 19.00 20.00 i 0111103101 [116 011300 (“13 . ~ I,