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- _. X l V. I I, ' I ‘ _ V a 5' on aboard’ raised opin' such a waysas " BIRTI'IS- ' l to form a seat and act as a. binder to BBADIN.â€"Al Féne-lonanlls,.on 'Ehursdayi tille'l'mdil anal in 30mg 60“" a grade. my 15”" 1902’ tho Wm: M Mr"R°bert‘8m' . Notice is hereby given that a Court for fthe revision or? the assessment roll of the the waggon struck a huge boulder, and den ofs‘ 3°!“ “ Township.- of. Fenelon the jar of the collision threw Mr. Gale Tllâ€"Emum_l“ the mwnghlp 0f Verm‘m" ‘ will bevheld'in the oil the board. He is being attended by on Friday’ May mih’ 1972’ the Wire 0f ML VILLAGE OF GLENARM . Ge .\ et lf of a. . Dr. thson,_ of Ecnelon. Falls, under orgc I ca 0 so" on w, H . , . d. . I, d , Hurnnnmcramâ€"r‘zt Badflnwpin the‘tow'n- ofl'l’fib lid-"81W '3 ("Us We .110 "9993 ship of Szimerville, on Friday,,May 16th, )15 spec: y recovery are entertaine 1902 the wife of Mr. Isaac Hetherington by. his: numerous friends. ’ Wednesday, the 28i day of May, 1902, at 10 o’clock a. m. All persons havingbusiness at the Court of a son. Watsonâ€"4n the township of Somerville, ’iare hereby notified to be present. The as- sessment roll is at the clerk's office, and on Tuesday, May 20th, 1902, the, wife of. , may be examined by persons interested. Designs. t Most prominent in all (lli‘ new '_ 7' wall coverings are the flower dea~ Tim WATER CAREâ€"The brand new water cart built last Fall by Messrs. Chombers &‘Palmer For the corporation Mr. Edmund .Watson-.ct‘aeson: MARRIED. who has offereddodo thework for $2.50 made a trial trip ou«Saturda and did ,5 - , , - ‘. its ,,.,,,.L._,,,e“. I, was dmwnyby ,, mam WEnsrsnâ€"Hnstnv.â€"At the residence of J.B. POWLECIIII, k ; Signs. These ate 1n the,I nadtmul . - . . .- . x _ the bride’s parents by the Rev Mr. Roberts er . ,9 n ~ ize 1n OWJCd and driven Mr. P:th lbk (JUOb. on Wuduesday’ Mrr. Harry, Powlesls Corner, 15th, 14_2. O a! per day, ~which We think a-reasonable charge, but there are others who want the jhb, and the contract has not~yet been let. The cart-«or, rather, wag- gon, for‘it has fOll'l“ wheel-sâ€"-â€"is an im~ posing looking affair, and, when full of water, is a heavy load for a big team. It cost $200, but 'is well built of good materials, and; if“ taken careviof’ when not in use, ought to last for many years; To Cure a Cold'éin one D‘ayr filke Laxarive Bromo-Q'ninine Tablets. All druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grave's signature oneach box. 2513' Fran PROTECTIONiâ€"It is likely that a by-law to raise and expend the sum 0931,5094 on firefighting appliances will be sub’mi'ttcd-‘toithe village ratc- payers at an. early date. The design, as we understand it, is to purchase a ' furcc pump, wh’ichtis to be “installed” nea‘r- M‘hssrs. MbDougall,’ Btandon & Austin's poweréhouse, they having ofl‘er- ed to run the pump by electricity free ofvcharge,_.and.to. convey water through underground pipes:- totthis~ side-oi? the ' canal. We are strongly in favor of protect-ion against fire, and the projected step is in the~right' direction, though it iSa very short one. Why not raise 35.000:or-more, instead $1,500, and give us a systemaof protection that will enable us to laugh at the tire fiend? The village is in a good position finan- cially, and the additional taxes neces- sary to pay, the debt-Piliextcndcd over a long term of years, would'not be a heavy burden. Really effective protection against the ravages of fire would be cheap at almostauy price. A‘CCID’ENT2â€"Oh the afternoon oP‘Fi‘i- day ol’last week Mr. Martin Haskell. electrician, met with an accident which renderedfl'hi'm. unable to sttcnd.to his duties in the Syndicate’s power ii'ouse until the following Tuesday evening. A'n electric-light pole stood in the way of a house which-has. since been moved from. Bond street to May street, and, alter the'polc had. been. loosened and partly lifted out of" the-Aground, Mr. Haskell climbed up it to detach the wires. As soon . as ho had done so the pole swayedstcwnrds the house, and he was thrown upon its roof; but the dis- tance was so trifling that. he was not hurt. Springing back on to the pole, h‘e struckthe “ spur ” on his right foot. into. it, and: as. he did so. the strap aroundihis leg broke, and he slid with giant rapidity to the ground. a-dislancc of about fifteen feet. It was almost as bad as a fall, and, though no bones were broken, his right wrist and left ankle were sprained, and two or three fingers of 'his.riglrt-handr slightly lacerated. Miss Jones’ *Vcine Greatly Improved. A startling improvement‘is noticeable in . Missioneslfisinging. Her voice isxstr'onger, and‘sounds sweeter and 'clearer than before using Cutarrhozone, which is a wonderful aid to singers, speakers and ministers CA- rananozonn. INIIALER insures absolute free- dom from Colds, Coughs and Catnrrh‘, clears the nose. and throat, and prevents hoarse- ness and huskiness. Catarrhozone makes the voice'brilliantand;enduring, andzis un- commonly well recommendcd by Primu. Donnas, members of Parliament, Lawyers, Doctors, and thousands that use it daily. Better try Catarrhozonc Price $1.00; trial size 25c. Druggi=ts, orwN. C. Polson & Co, Kingston, Ont. Sold by W. H: Robson. SPRAYING Funtr TREES.â€"â€"Tlie Onâ€" tario Bee-keepcrs’ Association have sent out notices drawing the attention of' the public to the fact that a number of its members suffer from persons spraying fruitlrecs in full bloom, thereby killing the bees. An act. of Parliament passed in 1892 says: “ No person in spraying or, sprinkling fruit trees duringr the period within which such trees are in _ full bloom. shall use or cau<c to be used any mislure containing Paris green or anymhcr poisonous substance injurious to bees,” and pl'OVlduS a penalty for contravention of the act. Expert evi- dence, taken by the Legislative As- gnmbly before the act was passed, shows that spraying in full bloom is injurious tothe fruit grower as well as to the bee keeper. Prof. J. H. Panton, Entomolo- gist at the Agricultural College, Guelph, says the bill is in accordance » with the teachings of science. It is hoped that the law will not have to be applied, as most personsarc not aware of the harm they do themselves as well as tho-bee keepers“ The best results are obtained by spraying immediately atterthc tall Ql. the. blossom-sh Webster, of Kirkfield (formerly of Fenelon township), to Isabella, daughter of Mr. _ George Henley, ofLiudsay. LocKumrâ€"Etms.-â€"At the residence of‘ ., the bride’s parents, by the Rev. Mr. Horton, of Bobcaygeou, on Wednesday, May let, 1902, Mr WilliamLockhnrt, of Kingsville, Ont.. to Ellen, youngest daughter of Mr. I Alexander Ellis, of Verulam. Wmcarâ€"Ixcnaanâ€"At the residence of the bride’s parents, by Rev. R. C'.‘ H. Sinclair, B.>A-., on .W'édnesdayrllay 21st, 1902, Mr.. Peter J‘; Wright, .of‘Collin’s Inlet, t)nt., to Melissa Jane, second daughter of Mr. John I Ingram, of Fenelon Falls. ‘ FE‘NELON FALLS MARKETS. Fenelon Falls, Friday, May 23rd, 1902 Reported by the North Star Roller Mill 00. Wheat,Seotch or Fife .... 70 to 80 Winners fall; perbushel, .,. ~ 70 25 Wheat, spring ..'.. 68 70 Barley, per bushel.... .... 50 55 Buckwheat“ . ... . . . .' 60 65 Oats, “ .... 42 45 Pease, “ , .... 73. 75 Rye, “ 55 so Potatoes, “ .... 35 40 Butter,perlb............ 15 16 Eggs,.p.er dozen...... .... ll 13 Hay',perton.....;......u 10.00 1200 Hides . ...... 4150 5.00 Hogs (live) ...... ...... .. 6’50 6.85 Hogs (Dressed) ........... 6:50 7.50 Beef . . . . . ........ . . . . . ... 500 6.00 Sheepskins.............. 25 50 Wool‘ . . . . . . 7 12 Florin, Silver Leaf .. 2.00 2.20 Flour,‘Victori'a .... 1.90 2.10 , Flour, Family, Clipper. ... 1.70 1.90 Bran, per 100 lbs ...... .. . 95 1.05 Shorts, “ H 1.00 1.10 Mixed Chop “ .... . 1.30 1.45 ELECTION NOTICE.” I, John Hilliard Carnegie, of the Townâ€" ship of Bexley, in the County of: Victoria, Farmer, one of' the candidates for election at the election for a person to serve in the Legislative Assembly for the Province of Ontario, for the East Riding of the County of Victoria, to be holden on the 22nd day of May and the 29th day of May, instant, do, ‘in pursuance of the provisions ot the “ On- tario Elections Act” in that behalf; declare ’ CHARLES W. BURGOYNE. of the Village of Fenelon Falls, Merchant, to be my agent for the making of all pay- ments on my behalf'flr the purposes of the said electiOn. Dated at Fenelon Falls the twenty-sec- and two. - JOHN H. CARNEGIE. Wu. MeAnrnnn, Witness. To E; C. Yi'oung, Esq., Returning Officer East Riding-pf Victoria. . ELEC rtos normal I, Louis Franklin Heyd, of the, City of Toronto, in the County of York, Barrister- nt-luw, one of the candidates for election at the election for a person to serve in the Legislative Assembly for the Province of Ontario, for the East Riding of the County of Victoria, to beholden on the 22nd day of May and the 29th day of May instant, do, in pursuance of the provisions of the “ On- tario Elections Act” in that behalf, declare GEORGE E.- McGEE, of the Village ofFenelon Falls, Merchant, to be my agent for the making of all pay- ments on my behalf for the purposes of the said election. Dated at Fenelou Falls the twenty-sec- ond day of May, one thousand nine hundred and two. LOUIS F. HEYD. E. FITZGERALD, Witness. To E. C. Young, Esq, Returning Officer East Riding of Victoria. 'wuLL RUN Home-Seekers’ 60-day Excursions TO THE CANADIAN NORTH-WEST AT Winnipeg .. i . was ill - no Estevan Going JUNE 3rd, returning until AUGUST 4th (all rail or S. S. Alberta). Going JUNE 24th, returning until AUG. 25th (all rail or S. S. Alberta). Going JULY 15th, returning until SEPT. 16th (ull rail or S. S. Alberta). Tickets are not good on “Imperial Limited.” Regina Moosejaw Yorkton . . Elgin . . . . . . Arcola . . . . . . Moosomin.. Wawanesa . Binscarth .. Minlota Grand View Swan River Pr. Albert. Macleod. . . Calgary . . . Red Deer.. Strath- cons For tickets and pamphlet giving full particular-z, apply to your nearest Canadian Pacific agent orlo A. II. Norman, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt, 1 King St. East, Toronto. :1 ond‘ dnyv'otz‘i'M'ay, one thousand nine hundred , Raise Chickens for Export. we want, deliveredaliwe at your nearest G. 'I‘. R. station, every chicken you can raise. Larger breeds, such as Orpingtone, Wyandottes, Rocks,Indian Games and Dork- ,ings are mostacceptable. Scrub and black- Sle'ggcd birds are ~ potasuitable. Prices ac- cording to weight and plumpness.. Good chickens bring from 40 to 90 centsper‘pair. We can supply settings of good Rock and Wyandotte eggs. Where a number. order together the cost is from 20 to 25 cents per setting. For particulars write .our buyer, A. E. Silverwood, Box 134. DUNDsAS MFLAVELLE BROS, 5 9m . ~ Lindsay Spring - Millinery ‘ “ Opening. 7 April 4 & '5. All" are: welcome. ’ M. WISHBURN . ' SPEED STYLE QoidFORT- Solicl‘Rubber and Pneumatic Tires for cycles, Autos and. Carriages. ‘ Let as tall vou how little it: costs to get the best â€"- by letter and catalogue. . DUNLOP TIRE co..‘ LmrrED, TORONTO. Local Depot for Dunlop Carriage Tires. J. G. Mcchgie & 69., (ESTABLISHED 18 79.) BANIEE1RS, FEEéELON FALLS, - ONT. Agents: The Bank of British North America. A general up-to-date banking business transacted. Current accounts with merchants and business men opened on the usual terms, and careful attention given to the business of our customers. Money advanced on notes or mortgages for any length of time to suit borrower. Furmers' notes discounted at the lowest rates. ‘ Drafts issued on any part of the world.- Cheques on any bank in Canada or the ‘ United States cashed. Sterling Exchange bought or sold at post- ed rate of Exchange. ' Special attention given to the collection of notes and accounts. Note forms furnished free of charge, or sent by mail post-paid. w, A. Bishop, Actiug'hlanaggc GEO- Mann , pink and other shades; you will find them ust the character of wall paper you desire, and we are sure you will like the color treatment, not only when it is first put on, but all through the life of the paper. '. ,You will save money by buying this first-class stock. ‘ . reen and gold,_si1vcr white, and We know The Nevv Hardware Store, > I J Opposite :the. Post-OHioa r w HEADQUARTERS for DAIRY SUPPLIES. TO"BUiLDP ' I am prepared to supply all necessary material I for House or Barn building at reasonable prices, and it will pay you to consult me before buying.. Planing done. on short notice by first class workmen. l’ ENG. F... SANDFogoj. ’ The But should be purified at least once a year. » No better time to use a good blood purifier than in the spring. I It prepares the system for the _ severe heat 01 summer and makes you feel like a new person. Try the I I Earsaparilla, 'chular price $1, for 75 cents. We can recommend-younothing better.- Robson’s my Store, Brown Grizzly and Black Mangolian - will keep you warm. Come and see them. A large stock of Horse etc, always on hand at as areas assess-s scales. IF your wheeled vehicles need repairing of any des- cription we can do the work as well as anybody _, in the county. ,. We can repaint your buggy and make it look like a new one, or Will sell you a new one and‘ take your old one in part payment. Chambers 81 Palmer. Blankets, Trunks, Valiscs, wevisunas Harness Show and machinesbefore buying. ' . MAY]2111,1902. “ Poor folks friends soon forget them." -_, Superficial shOes lose customers. The Slater Shoe market cost money. ' It is too valuable to lassâ€"“Housh giving mere finish at the '. expense of service. “The Slater Shoe” J. . ARNOLD, sole Local Acit. Fenelon'Fails. . , Agent‘ftr' oneness Pianos; . sesame. stunt-amass - and . 4 . MASSEY-HARRIS ‘ , I FARM IMPLEMEHTS... i We guarantee good goods at: reasonable prices. ~- «anl ' I Call and see our instruments: Shop opposite Post-office, ' EEHELON FALLS- «gym ~49 2““ ' FOR SALE OR TO Emir, {r Part of‘the north half of lot 13 in the 7th coccession of Semerville, containing one-. half acre. It is within two minutes’ walk of church, post-office and Burnt River staâ€" _ tion, on the Victoria division of the G. 'l‘. R... and within one~halt mile of school-house. On the lot is o. 1.}; story dwelling, with a small store attached; also, a blacksmith’s shop with tools and fixtures. Possossion given on the 1st of June next. Tsnns: Part , cash and balance on mortgage at 5 per cent. For further particulars apply to EDWIN WOOD... Penelou Falls, May 13th, 1902. 14-4. h FOR. SALE CHEAP FOR CASH on ON TIME. The undersigned has for s‘alepne team of.“ Horses and a large number of Farm Imple- meuts, which can be seen on lot 22, Somer-. ville, at Burnt River bridge. JOS. McFARLAND, Fenolou ram...