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success. '. , _ - Mr..John Hogg has been very sick, having been laid. of work for a few clays, but we all hops he will regain his Pcterborough _ _ Mrs. W. S. Ellis returned to the Falls this week from Sand Point, Oat. Sllnday......z\lr. and SCHOOL Tillman-March ' report o f‘ Reported by the North Slur Roller Mill Co. M ......s....__~._.,._..~~s-_. _. -.A_-,_...~ ‘wan-......TN- ._\,..w..v HM. ..........__.._ ~,-_-__-»__.__..~_~_.. .- FK'NELON FALLS MARKETS. Fcnelon Falls, Friday, April 10th, 1903. health, as he is a young and active man - - Wh ' . . __ . . . 2 eat, Scotch or Fife .... 70 to 715 The waterfin the river and its tribn- ‘132$; goggfisffi? salad; £152: 1:;3 Wheat, fall, pcrbnshel.... 65 c7 tariesis very low for this time of year, F L b171‘ J Dd d- 1'57 H Clark Wilefihsvflnfi ....... 65 67 “a “WWW PM“ °f “m “Wilma {45 31in Lane’ 1:13unGd81fonritaih 137 illiifillgiiliuahel“""" ii iii gm?‘- 1, i - . - R- Brock 134. C-Iscott'132. V- Swell (Ms. “ ’ 28 29 THE noano or morass COMMISSIONERS of the License District o_f East?‘ IIss Mabel IIcFarland l5 spending 5‘ 131 M Shane 126 A. Fountain 126' Pense, " ..., ,,,, 60’ 63 Victoria have fixed Monday, the. 20th dayot April, A.-D. 1903, for the consideration of‘ few days With her areuts at Feuelon ' ' ' v _ r) R e “ ..., ..., 45 47 applications for licenses for the ensuing year. Meeting to be held in the Inspectorhit P R McIntosh 194 S (Jhatien l2.‘ R 7’ . Falls“ - ' . ' .. ' ' ‘ ' ' Potatoes, “ .... 70 80 Otlice, over the "Post" Printing Ofiicc, foot ot' Kent street, Lindsay, commencing at . ,, . Doyman 112,13‘. Jefi'reyllLE Nugent B tt 1b , ,6 ,8 elem,“ .40 k m ~ . _ _ . MP" 0- H- ll'loise, 0f lemme paid a ' .110 W Wilson 106 B McIntosh 105 » pznsrégfilozééun ...... 9 Io Th: (foliiowfihg are the applications for licenses received by the Inspector for the said’ flying v19“ f0 ills sister, Mm‘ W. Ml" E. Clark 105 I. Hunter 100 M- DUllY Fla; ’ er ton ...“... .... 7_00 3 00 License District for the License Year 1903 and 1904 :~ chell of Fairview 85 Cl ' 81 E Si ' 80 H $111,!’ ' ' ' 500 5 0 ' ' . . , . , . - e , . I es . .5 - ~-- ~ ,- Boys, get your wheels m runnIng ac-. Pmfie 7§atéensmith 74 gill 18: . total Hogs (live) ...... ...... .. 6 35 5.60 Date when received. Name. Municipality. Nature ofI Icense. ‘tion, as wheeling will be all the rage 156 --A 'Hitue 130 L Kehnrdi! 125 Hogs (Dressed) ...... 6 00 7.00 l903 Mai-ch 7......Henry Brocks.... ....Fenelon Falls ...... ......Tavern. this season. v ‘1 \Vi c'r 110 ‘I 3&le ‘103 A‘ Beef__,__,,_ ...... -- 4-50 5-50 March 10......John Aldous.... “ “ __ Mr. W. H. Mitchell is taking a few ‘B: g, T L ‘ ~77 J OY 'l t . 75- sheepskins . 50 76 March 24......Jerry Twomey n n- arry l - anc a - uIclc . W001............-. 7 12 “A llolida-ys at his home at Fairview. A large flock ot' wild’ geese passed over our vicinity last Wednesday. _____.....__.-_--â€"â€" EYE SPECIALIST-â€"Pl'0f. J. H. De- Silberg, the celebrated eye specialist, will be at the Roch-land House'parlors, Bobcaygeoo, irom Friday, April 10th, to Saturday night, April 11th. Cou- l ACCIDENT.â€"â€"OH Saturday last Mr. George Jackctt's youngest child, a little not so badly that scars arc likely to be left. " ~ They Take Weeks. Ordinary remedies sometimes take weeks to eve-I Ielieve cases that Catarrhozone cures at once. Inhale Catarrhozone five minutes now and again and it cures a cold. fnhale Catarrhozonc live minutes four times aday and it cures stubborn coughs. In- hale Cutarrhozone five minutes every hour and we guarantee it will cure any case of Catarih, Bronchitis, Asthma, Lung orTbroat Trouble, Deafness. Itis very pleasant and convenient to use, quick to relieve, and certain as the hereafter to cure. Large size, complete, price $1; small size,25c. Druggists, or Polson dz 00., Kingston, Ont. Sold by W. H . Robson. _ Woman's INSTITUTE Maurine-A. meeting of the East Victoria Wonicn's Institute will be held in the Orange Hall, Fenclon Falls, at 2 p. m_. on Fri- day next, the 17th inst., and a largo attendance is hoped for. There will be a Directors’ meeting at‘ the close of the session. , REPAIRS AT Rosanna-Mr. John Brooks, of Lindsay, foreman 0i Public Works. and five of his mcn, spent Tucs- day night at the Falls, and left next morning for Rosedale, where they will be busy until, probably, the end of next week, doing some necessary repairs to the slide and dam. i. A-ivo'rnna Poss-Mr. John Aldous has imported? into the Falls a» nice little cream-colored: pony, which he says was imported from the old country. Mr. J. -'.llwomey is now the only ponylcss hotel keeper in town, and he ought to get one in order to be in the fashion, especially as he has children Just the right size to ride or drive it. Anemone-On Tuesday Mr. it. J. Wi'ison, of Burnt River, was pitching hay in o= a loft. His load was a little too tar ofi', which made it necessary for him.- to use the whole length of the fork handle. ‘While holding it by the-end; it slipped from his grasp and fell; and at the ‘:same mozneot he 10st his bal- ance and fell fromvthe load oi hav on to the fork, one-tioe-of'which went through h'is left thigh; He suffered severely for some time,'and then drove to Dr. Wil- son's offi'cc at‘ the Falls, where his wound was dressed. The Cause of Dyspeptic Pains. Improperly digested io'od usually forms gases that cause a painful distention of the stomach and pressure against the heart. This results in much pain and-distress, but Nervilinc will relieve the distention, dispel‘ a. the gas and cure the dyspeptic pains very. quickly. Polson‘s Nerviline is really an excellent remedy for Dyspepsia,Indigestion, Cramps, Summer Complaint and all Stom- ach and Bowel Troubles. No household is complete without Nerviline. Try a 250: \ bottle. Sold by W. H.‘ Robson. CONCERT.-â€"-Oo Friday evening, April 34th, the Killen-Keough Concert Co. will give a high-class concert, under the auspices oi the.~h'lethod-ishohurch. Alice Killen-Keough is a graduate and med- alist of the New York School of Opera and Oratorio, which a few years ago flourished under the directorship of Signor Emilio Agramonte... Mrs. Keough possesses a voice of great range and purity. Mr. Keen-411 never tails to be understood‘ in hissinging. He has a great gift for singing good English‘, be- sides possessing a noble vorcc. Iluller announcement next week. total 100.â€"J'. Sutherland 68. G. .llen- 00 zies 56, V. \lenzies 54'. 1st Tablet; Shorts u u 1 00 i ,0 total 100,â€"-'E, Dilllal' 85, A. bloom! 72, Mixed ,CllOp H .... ‘D’. . 1:!5 1.25 J. Lane 60, G. Shane 38. by W. H. Robson Valley Lodge No. 71, C. O. O. F., after conducted by Bro. W. T. Junkin, D. A. Northey 68, G. Church 65, D. Oui- Flour, Silver Leaf ...... .. 1.90 2.10 ette 56. B. Shane 45. 2nd Tablet; FlourSViCtori“ 1.80 2-"0 Flour, Family, Clipper-.... 1.65 1-85 The Penalty of a 'Fast Life - Is paid for by an irritable condition of body _ and mind, by exhausted energy, poor diges- sultation free. tion, unstrnng nerves and broken sleep. If youimust and will >live the killing pace, better keep in mind the sustaining powers . - of Ferrozone a nde ul tonic and recon- girl ‘lbom 17 months Old,-fell against- struclor.- Fdrrovggne- i: a blood maker, a t-‘he kitchcp stove, Wino“ fortunately was nerve strengthener, a heart and brainvin» not very hot, and burned her face, but vigorator. Itcrcates appetite, insures per- fect digestion and undisturbed sleep, ,re- ~ storesvlhe vitality and'strength lost by ex-. p cessive living very quickly. Ferrezone will do you inestimable good, try it. Trice 500. per box or six boxes for $2 50, at drug- gists, or Polson Co , Kingston, Ont‘. Sold C. O. O. F. OFFICERS â€"Ional Trent transacting the usual business on Mon- day cvcning last, installed the following ofiiccrs, that interesting ceremony being D. G. M. 0i No. 5 District : P. N. G., D. Brokenshire; N. G., Alex. McGee; V. G., J. E. Ellis; Sec., J. T. Thomp- son (ach; Treas, L. Deyinan (ace); Chap, J. T. Palmer; L. M., R. M. Mason; W., J. Dancy; 0., J. Lee; R. S. N. G., S. H. Sharpe; L. S. N. G., S. D. Barr; R. S. S., J. Mitchell; L. S. S., H. Sharpe; R. S. V. G., John Knox; L. S. V. G., H. Scivell; 1. G., A. C. Holmes; O. G., W. T. Junkin; Trustees, R. M. Mason, W. T. Junkin and Thos. Graham} The auditors’ rc- port for the year ending Mar. 3lst was presented, showing a balance in the‘ hands of the treasurer of over $625, and all indebtedness paid; also showing a uct profit on the year's business of S150. Eleven new members were initiated during the year, the present member- ship being 123. A bright future is in' store for this lodge, and'new members are coming in at nearly every meeting. __________________._____----- NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA. A DISEASE VERY COMMON WITH THE AMERICAN PEOPLE BUT NOW QUICK- LY REMEDIED-A SURE CURE. In a case of Nervous Dyspepsia a doctor sees two things, first that the digestion is deranged, and second that the nerves are in a starved, irritable condition. If abreast of the times and in touch with tbellatest discoveries, the doctor is-sure to advise Eerrozoue, which is now universally pie- scribed in cases of acute indigestion and dyspepsia. Ferrozoae is prepared specially t'or diseases of the stomach and bowels, and as a cure for Nervous Dyspepsia has proved itself a thousand times to be s'upcrior'to all‘ others. Where Ferrozone is taken after each meal, it is impossible for Dyspepsia. or Indigestion to exist. It digests the lood beforeit has- had‘ time to ferment in the stomach, and by its regular use one is en- abled to eat and drink anything at any time, without fear of bad results. ache, and burning in the stomach peculiar to dyspepsia. It regulates the action. of the bowels, kidneys and liver, strengthens the nerves and makes th'e-sadsloolting, de- jected dyspeptic‘ feel= liken new man in twenty-four hours. The general manager of a Toronto manufacturing company, who used Ferrozonc with very marked results, says :1; “ The strain of conducting a large business brought on a scige of Nervous In- digestion about a year ago, which I endea- vored in vain. to shake ofi‘. Doctors told Inc .onlynt complete rest would cure me, but not'b'eing able to spare the time, I used Ferrozone instead. It perfectly restored my good health in a short time. I have confidence in the merits ol- Ferrozonc, and am pleased to recommend it ” What Ferrozone can do for yon can be best proved by giving-it a. trial. Every re- liable druggist recommends and sells it, price 50c. a box or three boxes for $1.25. Sent to your address by mail if price is Sgwarded to N. C. Polson k- 00., Kingston, . ,. -â€"â€"-_-__-I__-__-__ BIRTPIS. Northey 0t a son. PBRSONALS.â€"-Miss Anna Hie rcturn- ___________________________ 0d from Lindsay on Monday, to spend the Easter holidays at home......Mr Harry Lockhart, of Kingsville, Oot.,, DIED. vass.â€"ln the township of Fenelon, on has been i" the Falls, “slung his rela- i years, 3 months and 24 days. tives, since Tuesday, and will remain until the week after next.......\lr. Wil- il'sm Pordue. who sold his farm in Fen- olon s short time ago. has rented and ' Mr William hchutosh's out residence on Francis street....Mr. 'Bhomo Robson left, yesterday morn iug, on a businelsfrip to Buffalo, N . Y. , "- sLost or Strayed. ' worded upon informing _....hliu Don ' a washout: from. Icuciel Ialls, In: lath, 1901s Bran, per 100 lbs ...... .- . 90 Gentlemen, $1000, in full for beneficiary certificate on the life of my late husband, George N. Brokenshire. I must say that the payment has been made most promptly, the claim papers having only been completed and , forwarded to the oiiicers of the Grand Lodge A ' . on Mal-ch 26th. The Funeral Benefit of $50 __â€"â€"_â€"â€"____â€"_____â€"_â€"_-__â€"_â€"_-v was paid to me on the day of my late hus- band's funeral. [have also to express my . A I most heartfelt thanks to the otliccrs and members of your Lodge for your very kind attention and everything you have done for me in my recent bereavement. Wishing your Lodge and Order every success, l am Fenelon Falls,'March 30th, 1903. signed up to April 18th next for the work only of constructing an between ‘Raven Lake and Elliott’s Falls, Victoria County. ‘Particulars from . Raven Lake Portland Cement 00-, Ltd., Ferrozone relieves that distressing hcad- '. Noa'rnsv.-At Fenolon Falls, on Wednes- day, April 8th, the wifc of Mr. Felix A. Sunday, April 5th, 1903, John Francis, youngest son of hir. John Sykes, aged 6 ___u___ One black and tan Hound dog; second toe on each hind foot white; will answer _ to the name of " Dannie.” Anyone know- ing of his whereabouts will be suitably re- mit. IcOAL Lou. March 2......John00nway........Bobcaygeon .....n........ . ll ll OQIQOOQOIQuccQQQI. March 4......Juhn Kenney......-.. March 24......Wi11iam Clancey ....Omemee...................... March 28......chryBeatty........ “ “'~ Fob. 27......Fred Detlmau ......Somerville.................... H ll lllOsccls March 4......WillinmCaldwell.... “ ... “ March 4......SarahAnn Pattie....Bexley....................... “' March 9......W.J.Chirpaw...... “ ....................... “" CARD 0F THANKS. March 11......Dougal Gordon ....Fenelou ...... .... ..... ...... “ To the Ofiicers and Members of Loyal Trent March 25......John Campbell...... “ ...................... “ Valley Lodge O. O. O. F. No, 71, Fenelon The abOve held licenses during the license year 1902 and 1903. F“”s- ~ * NEW APPLICANT. March 24......A'. W. Fountain .Fenelou ...... ...... ...... ....TavernI- Jonu.snonr, License Inspector, ‘ ’ License District of East Victoria? I am to-day in receipt of cheque for Yours very truly, LENNA BROKENSHIRE. T DON'T USE; PAPER.. in doing your spring‘. wall papering that is not the very best‘ you can get for your money. And how? do'you knowyou are getting tbcbest- possible Value unless you have seen our- stock? Let us show you What we have to show you. ________________________________-_-â€"-â€"- TENDERS WANTED. Tenders will be received by the under- , s ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION LINE 16 King St. West, Toronto. SETTLERS’ ONE-WAY EXCURSIONS To Manitoba and Canadian North-west will leave Toronto every TUESDAY dur- ing March and April, 1903, if suilioient busi- ness offers. Passengers travelling without Live Stock should take the train leaving Toronto at 1.45 p. In. _ Passengers travelling with Live Stock l should take thetrain leaving Toronto at 9.00 p. m: ' Colonist Sleeper will be attached to each train. For full particulars and copy of“ Settlers’ Guide," “Western Canada" or “British Columbia,” apply to your nearest Canadian Pacific agent or to . A. H. NOTMAN, Assistant General Passenger Agent, 71 Yoogc St, Toronto. GEO. H. MGGEE.. I am prepared to supply allinecessary' materiali for House or Barn building at reasonable prices,=. and it will pay you to Consult me before-buyinm. Planing done‘. on. short. notice.» by.'_,first. class. workmen- ~ ‘ 1We have just re- ceived. our Spring and Summer stock of Boots and Shoes; in all the newest and up-to-date.styles. _ Call and see them. Priceszright. 101181th HARNESS SHOP. M THE cananlnu NATIONAL SEPARATOB MANUFACTURED'AT GUELPK, ONT. Claimed to be as good as any on the market. Its points are :- Glbse. Skimming, Easy: Running, Easieon Gleam. .. Interchangeable Brass Boxing: at ovaryipolnt, , Ball Bearings... Como and ‘m that we tell the truth. has... emu. canon: '. Milllnery Opening. . /; We extend a cordial invitation to ladies of Fenelon Falls and vicinity to visit our establishment, where experience and _in- ade it possible for Intending Look it over ;~ also your" Buggy. If'theyin'eed any.‘ repairing or fixing up,noW" is the time to~haveit debs, v andEmy- shop isthc placate» ~ have it done~rig11t..__,_ New work done on; shprt D0t-iC8.. - ~ ‘a 7' ~ is complete in every detail for the coming season. Our import- ations ot Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Braids, Silks, Noveliies,'rc Idy-to-wear and untrim- with ouI ability med Hats, will impress yon to servo your every want. F. 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