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I l A .«mrâ€"‘vxza'.t6:wr .: iflwwm‘mam’agfi <giE$W%;£§j?A‘f’”xlé7ahmxg \ I I ‘ ltxa'tlieriaprcn, which he was fortunately wea_rt,ng,.or:had the blow been more direct, he' would probably have been __ki'.!ed.‘ _ NowIIa‘LL Gar \VEL‘L â€"Abouta month ago Mr. Henry Smith had the palm of his right hand badly lacarated by the jigged end of a board in the furnace room of the Chemical Works, and the accident was recorded in the Gazette of July 4th. The wound did not heal, as expected. but a few days ago commenced to foster, and on Mon- day afternoon Mr. Smith went to Dr. Graham, who administered chloroform, ‘cut down into the palm of his hand and extracted a nearly smooth hemlock splinter, about an inch long, that had penetrated to the bone. With the “ cx citing cause ” of the trouble removed, Mr. Smith, who has suffered a good deal of pain from the wound. will no doubt soon be able to go to work again. Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold- l’mxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets curea cold In one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price 250. Base BALI. EXCURSIONâ€"Tile mem- bers of the Bobcaygeon baseball club had an excursion to the Falls, last Fri- day night, by the steamer Oqemuh which did not arriveuntil quite late and remained only about an hour; which would have been a short enough time. even if she had ‘gone up to the wharf instead of landing her passengers down below our place, thus compel- ling them to walk an additional fifty milesâ€"for the extra distance is at least a quarter of a mile, and we were told that there were. about two hundred on board. Why do not people who charter steamersto bring thenst Renelon Fails, insist upon being brought all the way, instead of being landed away down on the banks of the river? Of course they are at the Falls as soon as they are within the limits of the corporation; but that is not the spirit of the contract, which ought to be adheredto. A Wonderful Tonic and Strengthener. Said a druggist to-day. “ No doubt aboutit. The tonic that gives best results is the big- gest seller, and that is Fsanozons. It ens. riehes and, purifies - the blood, restores strength and-energy to the feeble, and is a. scientific reconstructor that was always popular. 'In' Chlorosis, Anaemia, Tiredness, Langour, Brain Fag, Indigestiouand Dys-. pepsin its action is prompt, and satisfacto- cures always follow. _Yes, I recommend Ferrozone to my customers because I be- lieve it is the best tonic and strengthening medicine that money can buy.” Large box- es cos; 500. Sold by W. H. Robson. THE WRONG. Curranâ€"On Thursday 0." last week Constable Brock received a telegram from Pickering, informing: him that two men had stolen a bay mare, buggy and harness fromthat towu and asking him to look out. for them, as it was thought that they were in the vicin- *ity, and about noon the same day he got another telegram, also from Picker- ing, stating that the men b_ad..bccn at Kinmnunt with the stolen property and had left for Fenclon Falls or Bobcay- geon. Sure enough, two strangers came here with a mare and bugg in the evening, but they did not answer the description sent to Mr. Brock. Mr. Jameslllhite, fromwhoIn the outfit had been stolen, came to the Falls at noon on Friday, accompanied by the Chief of Police from Pickering. but they were soon convinced that they were not on the thieves” track, and left again on the afternoon train. Mons TALL Oarsâ€"Since the par- agraph about tall oats appeared in last week’s Gazette, six more samples have ‘Tuesday, July 8th, 1902, the wife of Mr. perfect condition during the past few days of splendid “ haying weather.” Wheat, barley, cats. rye and buckwheat are all looking tip-top. as.also, are peas, but the latter have suffered more than any other kind of grain from the heavy rains. Roots of all kinds will be very abundant. and if we only have favorable weather from this onward, 1902 will be, for crops, a year such as is rarely seen V A Grand Quarter Dollar’s Worth Is contained in a bottle of Polson‘s Norri- line, which cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Toothache, Headache, Cramps, Sick Stomach and Indigestion. Mothers find Nervilinc is a. first-class linimcnt for . children’s sore throat, hoarseness, cold in the chest, and, taken in hot water before retiring, is a splendid remedy for colds. Don’t be without Nerviliue; it is the most ‘ 1 b 1 ' economical, potent and reliable household 3 file Se lng t le 3‘ ance liniment made, and costs only 250. Sold of our summer [Lt greatly reduced prices. Clearing ‘ by W. H. Robson. I GOOD FUNâ€"Early last week Miss Fanny Brandon invited upward of thirty young friends to a “ hayraek ” ride and a dance afterwards on the following Thursday evening, and the double cvvnt came off as arranged for. Two of McDougall. Brandon SrAustiu’s biggest teams were hitched to two» ordinary lumber waggons with racks thereon, and each rack contained three or four hundred pounds of buy, on which the lads and lassos seated themselves face to face, nearly twenty in each Waggon, and then the ride commenced, to the accompaniment of talk, laughter and the music of tin horns. They didn’t go lar out of town, as rain appear- ed imminent; but it was such good fun, and the abundance of hay made the riding so easy, that the teams Were kept on the trot for about ‘an honr‘and a half. The dancing, to Mr. E. Uham- bers’s violin, was of course delightful; it was when we were youna, is now, and ever will be; and we pity the boys and girls who, from conscientious sci-u. ples, or inability to learn the figures, are ignorant of its pleasures. Mr.John H. Brandon’s house is the largest and handsomest in town; he, Mrs. Brandon and Miss Fanny are exceedingly hospit- able, and have a very pretty idea as to how guests should be treated to make them enjoy themselves. - A splendid assortment still to choose from. __.â€"..â€"- -HONEY. The best it is possible to secure with the most im-. proved modern appliances. Put up in 5, 10‘and 25 lb. cans. If smaller quantities are wanted, leave a vessel at the Gazette ofi‘ice. PRICE, 10c. per Pound. E. G. HAN D. BIR.TIâ€"IS. Hnenss â€"â€"In the township of Fenelon, on George Hughes of a daughter. FOUNTNL’Lâ€"At Lt‘enelon Falls, on Wednes- day, July 9th, 1902, the wife of Mr. Angus Fountain ofa. son. Samoanâ€"In the township oi vertilam,-. on Thursday, July 10th, .1902,- the wife of Mr. Harry Spronlelot‘n daughter. Costumesâ€"In the township of Fenelon, on Sunday, July 13th, 1902, the wife of Mr. William Cummings of a daughter. McIurosnâ€"At Fenelon Falls, on'Tues- day, July 15th, 1902, the wife of Mr. Albert McIntosh of a. daughter. ' ' S‘xn'ruâ€"In the township of Vernlam, on Wednesday, July 16th, 1902, the. wife of Mr. Thomas Smith of a. daughter. Hosxtus.â€"â€"Iu the township of Somerville, on Sunday, July 20th, 1902, the wife of Mr. William Hoskius of a son. Duncanâ€"In the township of Verulam, on Friday, July 25th, 1902, the wife of Mr. Daniel J Duggan of a. son. KAWARTHA LAKES. TheTRENT VALLEY NAVIGATION co., LIm'rsn. ’ BOBGAYGEON, STURGEON PT., LINDSAY. “ ESTUBIGH‘.” June 1st to October lst. Bobcaygeon lve 6 15 a m. and 3 10 pm. Sturgeon Point “ 7 15 ‘L “ 4 10 “ .Lindsay arrive 8 4'0 “ “ 5 30 “ “ leave 11 0t) “ “ 6 30 “ Sturgeon Pt. “ 1'2 10 pm. “ 7 4O “ Bobcaygeon arr 1 15 “ “ 8 55 “ Saturday’s boat will await evening Toronto train. Meals served on board. ’ taboconr, FellelUIl‘ Falls, Lina...“ “ MANITA.” July 1st to Sept. 6th, or till notice. Coboconk 1v 6 on nan. Arr 7 40 p.m. ( WM W Markets the same as last week, except that live hogs arc15 cents per hundredweight higher. . . if, , Rosedale “ 7 00 “ lv 6 40 ‘ J' H' Feuelon Falls arr 7 40 “ “ '6 00 “ , “ lv 8 3O “ arr 5 20 “ OPTICIAN EROM Grammar ’ ’ Sturgeon PI. “ 9 00 ‘- lv 4 50 “ Sl’ECIALIST. arr 10 30 “ lv 330 “ Miss M- flutters GEO- Moons, T§9§ signs. colors, or . green and gold, silver white, and . , . .. . " pink and other shades. \Ve know you will find them just 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. ‘. l Most prominent in all our new wall coverings are the flower de These are in the natural conventionalized in cw IIardvvare Store. pposite fizhe Post-0.1100 WHEADQUABTEfiS tet- namvsurpuss. ARE YOU, GOENG TO BUILD? I am prepared to supply all necessary material. 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. Detachable ’ I Tires First in 1888â€"â€" Foremost even-since. To have been “first” merely proves antiquity. To. have. remained}. first: proves merit. DUNLOP TIRE 00., LIMITED. TORONTO. Local Depot for Dunlop Carriage Tires . F. SANDFORD‘Q. satisfaction. a Good things don’t go a begging; and insurance is ,Worth having. . ' ' Sure. value, up to the Makees’ price. . lfThe Slater Shoe" cweoewmo- f Guaranteed. Pure. Lindsay . Brown Grrlzzly and been handed in. The names,,_of the “exhibitors” and the 'lengths ofthe cats are as follows: James Billctt. lot 39, con. 5, Verulam, 6, ft. 5 in.; Thos. L'ittleton, Fenelon, 6 ft. 3 in.; John Howie, Somerville, (3 feet; J."W.”Schell, Somerville, 51ft. 10 in.; J. C. Parrish, Fenclon, 5 ft. 73‘; in.;. Samuel McGee, lfetielou, 5 fluff in.- .Mr. Parrish also brought in some stalks of fall wheat that measured 5 ft. in.; some barley sown in the spring, «1 ft. 8 int, and a stalk and head of barley that grew up amongst his fall wheat and lived all winter. lie intended to bring in and show us. a stick that was indented with marks made by hail. but forgot to do so. Mr. Schell, who bought his seed oats last fall from Mr. J. J. Power, said that he was sure he could ltave found still taller oats in his field, but thought that 5 ft. 10 in. would not be beaten. THE Ottersâ€"From what nine out of ten of the farmers with whom we are acquainted tell us, this year’s harvest will be almost a record breaker as re- gards‘nearly all kinds of crops. The start given them by the early spring was somewhat counteracted by the low temperature in May and June; but since then the numerous copious rains have caused such a tremendous growth that the damage done on low lands by too much “precipitation” is hardly worth bemoaning. The clover was something wonderful and the timothy nearly as good, and. though a good deal ofithe former and a little of the latter were more or less injured by rain, thou- sander)!” ..tona..mnst have be.en.storcd in. EYES TESTED FREE OF CHARGE. He has always a. full assortment of Spec- tacles and Eyeglasses for every description of defective, sight, and guarantees entire satisfaction to everyone. Consultation Free. ‘ He will be at the Mansion House, Fcnelon . Falls, from afternoon on Monday, Aug. 4th, until noon on Wednesday, Aug. 6th; at Scott’s hotel, Kinmonnt, from Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 6th, until Aug. 7th; at the Rockland House, Bobcaygeon, on Wed- nesday, Aug. 13th, until Thursday, Aug. 14th. ‘ Farmers, Attention E Save Your Chickens for Export. Commencingin September, you can de- liver nt your nearest G T. R. station every Chicken you have raised. Plump young birds of any breed will he accepted, We pay for good chickens from 5 to 6 cents per pound, live weight, equal to from 40 to 90 cents per pair. Thin birds or wastrcls ab- solutely refused. We send shipping coops to any station free, and pay express up to 50 cts. per 100 pounds of chickens. We want buyers in a number of locdlitics. If our buyers do not call on you write for par- ticulars to A. E. Silverwood, or DUNDAS & FLAVELLE BROS, 5 9m. Lindsay. _________._.__â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"--â€"â€" For Sale. A Self-Binder, six-foot cut; made by Peter Hamilton, Peter-borough. It has been used only one season. Price $l00; one- third on the first of October next and the. balance in two equal annual payments. THOMAS H. ROBERTS. .Feuelon Falls, May ~29th, 19:12. __ 16-8“ ' “'Mrnuckxwzflflmw- "‘..‘.~.L'.'...~:â€"â€"IV:,.V’ ' Connections at Fenelon with morning train for 'l‘ oronto and at Lindsay for Port Hope. Time at ll‘cnelou for breakfast and tea. ' ‘ Bobcaygeon, Chemong, Burleigh,_Lakefieldr. “ GEMAH.” July 2nd to Sept. 6th, or till notice. 4 Bobcaygeon lvc 7 00 am. An 7 45 pm Ghemoug I “ 9 40 “ lve 5 30 “ Buckhorn “ ll 45 ” “ 3 00 “ Burleigh arr 12 45 pm. “ 1 30 “.. Connections made at. Burlcigh Falls with steamers-"for Lakelield and intermediate points. Meals served on b vard. Fenelon Falls ugh, D. Gould, telephone exchange. J. G. McKeggie. 8. 60., (ESTABLISHED 1879.) BANKERS, FEHELON FALLS, - our. Agents: The Bank of British North America. A general up-to-dnte 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. - Deposits Received. Deposit Receipts and Savings Bank books issued on account. of the Bank of British North America, Toronto, and usual rate 01 interest allowed. . III. A. Bishop, listing Manager; . . .._.._..I.... _.... ..... . ... Black Mongolian will keep you warm. ‘ Come and see them. A large stock of Horse Blankets, Trunks, Valises, etc, always on hand at Nevisnn’s Harness Shop. ran rises nor a To Montreal or New York for choice patterns or low prices in - WALL PAPER. We have them 'here new. for your selection. GDODWIH’S,. LINDSAY, NEXT TO SIMPSON HOUSE. W Subscribe for the “ Gizellel’. ~ and Fresh. QEQI.‘ . int]. 1b..Bo-t.tles. Rahsn’s Drug Store, Fenelon Falls... llNIl‘Sll“ Mllllll'l WORKS. Robb. Chambers Is prepared to furnish the people of Lind~ .. say and surrounding country with MONU- . MENTS and (HEADSTONES, both Marble and granite. ‘ Estimates promptly given on all kinds or - cemetery W0rk4 Marble Table Tops, Wash Tops, Mantle Pieces, etc., a specialty. " Beings. practical workman, all should . see his designs and compare prices before pnrchasmg elsewhere. WORKSâ€"In the rear of the Market on Cambridge-st, opposite the packing house. . 3......GHAMBERS. .. .._u 433;» f h a ‘g ' it t :0. fl - my. 1-. ... _A.Bv3.§., w; . L. . -‘u~.. *2 m“? -“ 151, 0.35“ " .- . , war-t. .Z- I «19.4.; 3 W7” '3..." ' . Law .2...“ " ‘ieififvfiwifif’ “n' ' _ . ., _\,. . ..â€"-.- ‘t I A} u .r .t. . y‘... .4,» __-.v‘.'. «raisrwgcuwexmwmwfiwfi 1.. mu-‘Avay‘w. 1’ 1' 43"." ' J‘s}. ~ forks/.‘rsm .' ""‘ o W‘~VV~VV - .__‘ _.__4_ gm» ~ jWE'stJâ€"WfiMN‘QAP s. v 19â€". .