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‘NEAK STOMACH M" r «mum-Ian. 9M auummm.._w~_ ., 5. “KY Bncise LVeIDENT.â€" Mr. W. H. Stevenson, of Verulam, has an orchard on a piece of land about a quarter of a mile from the farm on which he resides, and. as the orchard is almost system- atiealiv robbed, he sent his second son, Llewellyn, on Sunday, to see whether the thieves were at work. lie. went on his bicycle, and while on his way home, at a 2 4-0 gait, the cork “ grip " on one of the handle-bars came off and he was thrown to the ground, along which he slid for a distance of fifteen or twenty feet. The palm and fingers of his left- hand were C'lt and torn. and his left. elbow badly hurt; but no bones were broken, and he will probably be all right again in a few weeks. As 0LT) CANOEâ€"Mr. E W. Glas; pell has inst patched up and made as seaworthy as possible a canoe that is probably one of the oldest in use. It is the property of Mr. Thomas D. Dela- mere, of Toronto, who. when he took it to Mr. Glaspell to be repaired four years ago, said that he had then owned it‘f'or a4 quarter of a century, that he had bought it second hand. and didn’t know how old it”was. The first thing Mr. Glaspell did was to scrape off the old paint. with which the canoe was loaded, and he then Found the name of the builder, D. Herald. Gore’s Landing, Rice Lake. and the date, 1871, stamp- ed'on the inside just below one of the gunwales. It is therefore 31 vears old. and, of course. pretty well worn out. and Mr. Dclamere says that, when it is past service, he will hang it'up in his boat-house and keep it to look at. ‘he onnoe has no ribs. being made of two layers of cedar, the outer one running lengthwise and the inner one in the op- pnsite direction. The maker, Mr. D. Herald, died years ago; but his two sons still carry on the boat-building business at Gore’s Landing. AND KIDNEYS TONEDJJP AND MADE HEALTHY AND STRONG BY TIIE GREAT TONIC FERROZONE. “ For ten years I suffered acutely from stomach trouble,” writes Mr. Maxwell Thompson of Toledo, “ I always had a. head- ache and dull feeling after meals. My ap- petite was poor and I didn’t relish my food. It was all due to a weak, defective stomach. I read about Ferrozone, and ordered six boxes from my druggist. It was no time. a-t-all before I felt much better, and when all the Ferrozone was used I really took a. new lease of life. I am stronger, brighter, and feel more like work than before trying. Fer-rezone. It is a splendid tonic, the best l‘ever used.” “ Between bad kidneys and a weak stom- ach,” writes Douglas Whittemorc, of Bel- monte, “ I was reduced to a skeleton this spring A friend strongly advised Ferro- zone, so I commenced to use it. Ferrozone soon cured my stomach trouble and made my kidneys perfectly healthy. I have since gained twenty pounds in weight, and enjoy the best of health I believe Ferrozone saved my life, and lgratefully recommend it.” Why stay. sick when Ferrozone can cure you 7" Don’t be foolish any longer. Get some. Fet'rozone to-day and take it reg- ularly. Ferrozoue assures health and costs but'50c for three weeks’ treatment Six boxes sent post-paid for $2 50 by The Ferrozone Company, Kingston, Ont. BIRTI‘IS. chromiteâ€"In Somerville, on Monday, August 11th, the wife of Mr. William Mit- chell of ason. The baby died the same day. DANCY-.-â€"-Iil Fenelon, on Monday, August 17th, the wife of Mr. John Dane-y.- ofa. daughter. BavAusâ€"Iu Fenclon, on Wednesday, August 19th, the wife of Mr. James W. Bryans ofe. daughter. WELSH -â€"At. Fenelon Falls, on. Wednes- day, August 19th, the wife of: Mr. Joseph Welsh of a. son, still born. _____________.___..__._.â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"- DIARRIED. WiiArâ€"Faazmn.â€"At the St, Paul street Methodist Parsonage, Lindsay, by Rev J. H: Strike, on Wednesday, August 12th, 1903, Mr Joseph A; Wray, of Vernlam, to. Miss Rose Evangeline Frazier, of Sunder~ land _,______._._._.___â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"-â€"â€"_â€"_ DIED. CALDER â€"~At Ingersoll,.0nt., omWednes» day, August 19th, 1903. John A. Calder, (formerly of-F‘enelon Falls,) aged 47 years. WANTED- A man to represent“ CANADA’S GREATEST Nunsstuas” in the town of Fenelon Falls and surrounding country, and take orders for Our Hardy Specialties, in Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, Ornmuentais, Shrubs, ' Roses, Vines, Seed ’x’ottttoes, Etc. Stock true to name and free from San .1039 Scale. A permanent position for the right man on either salary or commission. STONE & WELLINGTON, Fonthm Nurseries, even 800 ACRES. TORONTO. , ‘~ ONTARIO. I FENELON FALLS MARKETS. Fenelon Falls, Friday, Aug. 14th, 1903. Reported 0y the norm mar Roller Mill C'o. Wheat.Scotch or Fife '70 to 7'5 Wheat, fall, perbushel.... 68 70 Wheat, spring .... . ... 68 To Barley, per bushel . . . . . . . . 57 40 Buckwheat“ . .. . 37 40 OMS, “ ........ ‘37 28 Pease, “ . . . . . . . . 55 57 Rye, “ . . . . . . . . 44 45 Potatoes, “ . 6‘3 lutter,perlb..... . . . . . .. 15 16 Eggs, per dozen . . . . . . . . .. 10 12 ilay,perton............. 6.00 700 Hides . . . . . .. 4.00 500 Hogs (live) . . . . . . .. 6.00 62 5 Hogs (Dressed) .. . 6 00 7.00 Beef . . . . . . . . . . . 450 5-59 Sheepskins . . . . . . . . . . . 5") 79 Wool . . . . . . 8 ‘4 Flour, Silver Leaf . . . . . . .. 2.00 2.30 Fleur, Victoria ..., . . . . . . 1.90 2.19 Flour, Family, Clipper. 1.75 1.90 Bran, per 100 lbs .. . 9n 1 00 Shorts, “ “ 1.00 1.10 l.l5 1.25 Mixed Chop “ . -W WANTED. Second-hand Boiler about 1‘25 11 p., and second-hand Water Wheel about 60 inches in diameter. Apply to A. A. Mulholland, Campbellford, Ont. ‘ TEE HONEY WITH A REPUTATION. Honey costs 10 cents a pound; butter costs 15 cents. Why not eat honey instead of so much butter ? I sell the best honey it is possible to produce. Put up in 5, 10 and 25 1b. cans. E. G. HAND. Nil NEED WT GO To Montreal or New York for choice patterns or low prices in “$3.1. PAPER. We have them here now for your selection. GOODWIN’S, LINDSAY, NEXT TO - SIMPSON HOUSE. Look it over; also your If they need.~ any. Buggy. is the time to have it done, and my shop is the place-to have it done right... New. work done on. short. notice- F. CHAMBERS. iiillflll ittlt tiltlit is printed every Friday at the office, corner May and Francis Streets. SUBSCRIPTION 2 $1 00 A YEAR, In: ADV ANGE. or one cent per week will be added, as long as it remains unpaid. Advertising -Rates.. Professional or business cards, 50 cents per line per annum. Casual advertisements, 8 cents per line for the first insertion, and 2 cents per line for every subsequent inser- tion. Contracts by the year, half year or less, _ upon reasonable terms. JOB PRINTING executed neatly, cor- ectly and at moderate prices: E. D. HAND, Eroppie tor. renal-mug 01‘ fixing“ up, now \ beheld in Tfivomey’shall,Fenelon Falls \\ Prices. right. i Has to keep two men to pull outatJ, qmomrm snsu Jammy sum, on as ~â€" 2 5:. 940 °s 3:: i- 9 I571" z” :1 0‘50 H “ E45” #0.: d I >432 m Fili’lm 5’ P": E '83-'52 8‘53” “fled a ctr.) max mdoo 52>; 3 E1137: .- 1::0 _... l. 5365': ' s ThOS. Robson sells Plymouth KAWARTHA LAKES. TRENT VALLEY NAVIGATIOll COMPANY, LIMITED. q (@‘fillll i r - .“ Bobcaygeon, Sturgeon Point, Lindsay. “ Es'rumon."â€"Jnne 15th to September lst. Bobcnygeon Lv. 6 15 a m. and it 10 p m, Sturgeon Pt. *‘ 7 15 “ “ 4 10 “ Lindsay Arr. 8 110 “ “ 5 3t) “ “ Lv. ll 00 “ “ 6 30 “ Sturgeon Pt. “ 12 10 p.m. “ 7 40 “ Bobcaygeon Arr. l 15 “ “ 8 55 “ During June, July, Aug. and Sept., Sat urday’s boat will await arrival of evening train from Toronto. Meals served on board. After Sept. lst will leave Lindsay at 5.45 p. to. instead of6.30 p. m. ' Coboconk, Fenelon Falls, Lindsay. “.\iAn1rA.”â€"June 15 to Sept. 5 or till notice. Coboconk Iv 6 00 a m. Arr 7 10 p m. you can get for your Rosedalelock Iv 7 00 “ Lv c 10 H ' Fenelon Fells arr 7 4O “ “I 6 00 “ _ H ]v 8 (t Arr 4 4.â€" it Sturgeon Pt. “ 9 00 “' “ 4 l; “ ? Lindsay arr 10 15 “ Lv 3 00 “ to show you Connection made at Fenelon Falls with morning train for Toronto and at Lindsay for Port. Hope. Time at Fenelon Falls for breakfast and tea. ’Bobcaygeon, Chemong, Burleigh. ‘OGEMAH.”â€"Julle 15 to Sept. 5 or till notice cum aaqto .t'uu uuq', uoiioagsitns Jonaq soul! puu apauu Jeuaq sy ‘soAa HgAt ‘saeaaq 10mm :1 ans 9.10m putq 'quymoo puos sun gnomes *‘tl *1 3â€":- O (D 99 (I) )â€"l 1% 93 U) pâ€"a. c'" O B L) U‘ CD 0.: O 2: CC! 5‘ cg. 93 .4 ‘4 52: :3" O G) x in doing your spring, wall papering that is not the very best money ‘A‘nd how do you know you are getting the best you have seen our: Let us show you what we have GEO. H. MCGEE. Bobcaygeon 1v 7 00 a m. Arr 7 45 pm. Chemong Park “ 9 30 “ ar4 351r515” Buckhorn “ ll 30 “ Lv 2 4-5 “ Burleigh Falls arr 12 30 “ “ l 30 “ a Connection at Burleigh with “ Empress ” A R E Y 0 U G o N G for Laketield \and intermediate points. i' Meals served on board. Leary’s line of busses will give Peterboro ' connection with morning and evenin boat L D ‘5; at Chemong. ' g . Burleigh, Young’s PL. Lakefield ' “ Emmss‘uCommencing June 15m- I am prepared to supply all necessary materlal: a???) ,‘V ggn am. Lv , 30 pm for House or Barn bulldmg at reasonable prices, 1 it ran 5 “ “ 1 "f “ ' ' . Breezes “ 6 50 u u 2 36 u and 11: Will pay you to consult me before buymo. J,,,,,,,,.,1vd. u 7 ,0 u u 2 40 .. Planing done on short notice by first class McCracken’s “ 7 20 “ “ 2 50 “ W 1‘1 In . . Young's Pt. “ 810 u H 3 40 e O { en' " Lakefleld arr 8 50 “ "’ arr 41.5 " § “ lv 9 15 U lv 6 30 N o Young’s Pt.“ 10 00 “ § ‘ 7 15 “ Fl” RDE’ McCrncken’s “ 10 50 “ “ 8 05 “ i Juniper I’d. “ ll 00 “ “ 8 15 “ . Breeze’s ” ll 25 “ “ 8 4O “ Mt. Julian “ 12 00 “ “ 9 05 “ l Burleigh arr 12 3t) “ arr 9 30 “ a Calling on signal at Brownscomb’s, Sheritl‘ Hall’s and Bapties Island. ‘- connects with (morning and afternoon) tram to Peterboro. §. or after arrival (morning and evening) train from Peterboro. ' For tickets and general information apply to D. Gould, agent, Telephone Exchange. All kinds t Rough Lumber, Dressed. Lumber, Lath, ‘ ' Shingles, Millwoocl. W sscoun nunsmn COURT --OF THE-â€" County of Victoria. he nextsittings of tire ab‘ove Court wil ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 12th, 1903, commencing at 1 o’clock in the afternoon. Thursday, Oct’r lst, will be the last day of service on defendants residing-in this county. Defendentsdi‘ving in other coun- ties must be'served' on or before Satur- day, September 26th. THOS. GRAHAM Bailiff. Fenelon Falls, July 15th,,1993.‘ . TELEPHONE Iiv Orrres. W E. D.HAND, Clerk, Orders for woodmay be let at Mr. W. Nbrthey’s. llll llllilBllll Elllll’llll. Wehaye just" re- ceived our Spring.- and. Summer stock of Boots and. Shoes in all the newest ' ‘They increase the pleasure of wheeling and. , frhe Damage“... Co...- Dun10p Reliability You can place full reliance in Dnnlop Detachable Pneumatic Tiresâ€"they will never betray your trust, hardest to punc- ,t.ure, easiest to repair. Years of excellent {service have made them of almost: uni- Egversal adoption. Every wheel with arepu- - l tation is fitted with them. Every rider of experience insists on them. Dunlap Tires make bicycle enthusiasts. minimize the troubles. Bicycling is an assured success with Dunlops. Limited, 7‘ ' Toronto. Ont. Depot: at mutual, St. John, Winnipeg, Vancouver. Ha'be you found a Dunlap Coin? I - -' a. .r . taunt MARBlt watts. Baht. Chambers 13 prepared to furnish the people of Lind» We extend a cordial invitation to ladies 5m. and s,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, 0mm,” “ - v . . . . . . - ‘- 'llll MONU- ofFenelon Falls and vrcuuty‘tsesn 0“ -hlEN-’l‘S-an_d nEADgsronns, both Marble- estnbhshment, where_experience_ «and-mm mu] granite; genuity have made it possible for intending purchasers to obtain an assortment of Mil- linery Goods which is complete in every . detail for the coming season. Our importâ€" ations of Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Braids, Silks, Noveliies, .reidy-to-wear and untrim- med Hats, will impress you with our ability to serve your every want. ' and up-to-date style. Call and. see them... Estimates promptly given on all kinds 0: cemetery work. Marble Table Tops, Wash Tops, Mantle. Pieces, etc., a specialty. Beluga. practical workman, all should see his designs and compare prices before purchasing elsewhere. WORKS-4n the rear of the Market on NEVISUNt HARNESS SHOP.) ilissM'. Washbuli a. QHA’M‘B‘gRSs . , ,. 6.73» ‘n t .‘ a 2 i i