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,_ . .’_»‘;, ...-” -s. h... _a_..__.-.__...._ . earloads of passengers on their way home from the Queen city passed through the Falls on the afternoon train. Rheumatism is a. Constitutional Disease. The pain and localized conditions are more results of constitutional conditions. Poisoned blood sends its evil influence to various parts of the body, and to cure per- manently you must treat it constitutionally. Nothing so completely dispels these poisons from the system as Fen-ozone It makes new blool. It imparts vitality and vigor, enabling the system to throw off the poisons that engender rheumatism. Fcrrozone also t’ortifies the system against the weakening effects of rheumatism, and cures, not simply relieves as most medicines do. Sold by W. H. Robson. \VATERCRESS â€"â€"We canâ€"or think we canâ€"remember the time when there Was no watercress in the Falls, and we are sure that we once heard a statement to the effect that seeds or roots of it had been brought to the village by some person, who planted them in one or two of our creeks. At any rate, there is now no end‘ of it, and those who like its fla- vor, and know that it is a healthful aperient, pluck or cut it and eat it with bread and butter, with which it “goes good.” W hero watercress one gets a hold it is hard to eradicate, and the lit- the creek that flows past the Gazette office is nearly choked with it, though cleaned out and widened last year. Such a creek near a city inithe old coun- try, where Watercress is very extensively used, would be worth a lot of money, as the plant grows up again, like grass or thistl‘es. after every cutting, so that a bed of it gives several crops during the season. FALL SIIOWS,â€"’l‘he Verulam agri- , cultural show, which is predicted to be an unusually uood one, is to be held at Bobcaygeon on Monday and Tuesday next; and, as the bills say that boats i will. run to ’Caygeon from all points, we suppose there will be one-from here. The Gazette has received a compliment- ary ticket, for which the management will please accept our thanks ...... The Lindsay Central will be held on Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday, the 24th, 25th and 26th inst, and the Post says that it will undoubtedly eclipse all past successes. 'l‘he speeding events for good purses will interest all lovers of the horse. and the daily performances in front of the grand stand will be of unu~ sual merit. This year there will be trained animals, expert acrobats, Scotch dancers, variety comedians, an excep- tionally fine lot of moving pictures to be shown at night, and many other at- tractions ...... The Fenelon agricultural Show will be held here on Wednesday and rl-‘rhursda-y, October 15th and 16th. CORRESPONDENCE . To the Editor of (he Fenclon Falls Gazelle : Sm, I desire to draw the attention of the ratepayers of Fenelon Falls to the manner v their council have of doing bussncss for the corporation. Some time ago, desiring to rent the detached house on Francis St. owned by the corporation, I- sought for in- formation from your reeve, who informed me that the StreetandSidewalk Committee, of which Councillor McGee was chairman, had authority to deal with the matter. I asked Mr. McGee if the house was rented. He said “Yes,” and then informed me it was and it wasn’t; that he was trying to deal off his own residence, and, if success- ful,‘he wanted it for himself, but if unsuc- cessful in his negotiations it would be to rent. Isaw Mr. McGee several times in the course of the following week, and, not getting any satisfaction, I asked your reeve if McGee had authority to juggle with cor- poration property in this manner. His rc- ply was that he guessed. he had“. I inter- viewed McGee twice more, receiving the same undecided reply. Then, learning from Councillor Austin that Councillor McGee had no such authority, and that such business had to come before the counâ€" cil, I handed a written application to the clerk on Saturday, Aug 29th. When your council met on Sept. 2nd, my application was before them. Councillor McGee, back- ed by Reevc McFarland, wished to reject it because he had applied verbally to the move two weeks previous. Councillor Austin moved that- my application be ac- cepted, as it. was the only application be- fore the council. Then, Mr. Editor, was seen a business spectacle. Councillor Mc- Gee, sitting at at the council board, wrote and handed in an application to become a lessee of the corporation of whose council he is a member, and this application was re- ceived by your council. A motion was then passed appointing the rceve and Coun- cillors Robson and Deyman a commitiee to deal with the matter. This they did in it five minute session held the following day in Mr. Deyman’s workshop, by renting the house to Councillor McGee. Mr. Edi- tor: your rceve and Councillor McGee not only told an untruth, butkept that untrnth going for two weeks, and misled me from start to finish in order to give Councillor McGee time to complete the negotiations for the sale or rental of his own property. Councillor McGee cannot legally become a lessee of the corporation and remain a member of the council, and any contract made by him with the council whils he is a member of that body is strictly illegal. Not being a ratepayer, I am barred from- taking any action, and take the advantage offered through the medium of your esteem- ed papor to lay the matter before those who have the power to stop and annul these illegal acts of your council, should they desire to do so. Yours truly, I. F. MANN. ». v3 KAWARTHA LAKES. TRENT VALLEY NAVIGATION COMPANY, HIS LIVER DIDN’T WORK. AND DREADFUL unaoacuns AND DE- PRESSION 1%LLownDâ€"cuann nv FERROZONE. _ LIMITED. 1 Mr.Lionel S.Las0elle, ofStrathcona, had WWII. . r F\ «Kg: it trying time with liver complaint, but ‘wfi isllr‘ . . _ .,‘ :mo-ffi“ -. ' _ -@ Boboaygeon, Sturgeon :30int, Lindsay. i ' . :3.‘ “ I wisely used Ferrozone in time. He says: “My liver got sluggish and torpid, and made me feel about half dead. Whenl got up in the morning I was as tired as if I hadn’t slept at all. My head ached and i “ Es'rnmou.”â€"June 15th to September 1st. Bobcaygeon Lv. 6 15 a m. and 3 10 pm, Sturgeon Pt. ~‘ 7 15 “ “ 4 10 “ specks swam before my eyes “incessantly. L-nd.a , , u ,, . . , IfI bent over-or did any stooping work I 1 “a 3 1:21,: 11833 n u 2 :‘ would be in a perfect whirl in two minutes. Shut, W t ,, ' u ' ,. “ I felt depressed and out of sorts, and only Bobciyézfn' A“, 1,2 ngn' ,, g “ got relief from Fort-ozone. It went right to- work, and before long cured me. I feel ever so much improved in health since. using Ferrozone, which I strongly recom- mend for the kidneys and liver.” Mr. Ed. E. Moucrief, of Springfield, says: “ For years I was subject to frequent at- tacks of liver complaint, and no remedy over cured like Ferrozone. When my head ached fit to split, and I felt drowsy and sick-r Ferrozone relieved quickly. I used Ferrozone two months after being cured, and haven’t been bothered since.” When it comes to curing liver and kid- ney ills, you can’t beat Ferrozone. It has aspeeilic action on these organs, and at once puts them in a strong, healthy con- dition. Ferrozone isn’t the kind that just relievesâ€"it cures, and cures thoroughly. Ferrozone prevents a return of further trouble, and costs only 50c. a box, or six boxes for $2.50. All druggists, or by mail from the Ferrozone Company, Kingston, Out. Get a supply to-day. _______._._,__._ DIED. HALLIDAXZ.â€"-At Sudbury, Ont., on Wed- nesday, Sept. 9th, Frank Halliday, Ontario Government Agent at Parry Sound. Deceased was a brother of Mrs. James Dickson, of Fenelon Falls. :___________._._...._.__â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" FENELON FALLS MARKETS. Fenclion Falls, Friday, Sept. 18th, 1903. Reporled by the Norm Star Roller Mill 00. in doing your spring wall papering that is not the very best: you; can: get for your money And how- do you know you are getting the best“ possible value unless you have seen our- stock? Let us Show you what we. have. to show you " 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. m. instead of 6.30 p. m. Burleigh, Young’s Pt. Lakefield. “ EMI’RESS.”â€"Scpt. 5th till notice; Will leave Lakcfield at 9 a. m., on arrival of morning train from Peterborough, call- ing at all points on Stony Lake, and returnâ€" ing in time to connect with the 6.20 p. m. train for Peterborongh. For tickets and general information apply to D. Gould, agent, Telephone Exchange. GEO. H. recess. All kinds of Rough Lumber, Dressed. Lu miter, Lath, Shingles, ass You come: To EUlLD I am prepared to. supply. all necessary material for House or Barn building at reasomtble prices, , 7__ I, .<t1'r'r.... 0 r it!“ , .. _ iiiiili,Afiififefiuéie‘i.... 770 1° iii. Lillwcoa- and 1t W111 PW you to “mu” “19 lJefOl‘el3uy111“.:~ ,W,,e,,,, 5pm,, as 70 Planin0P done on short notice b first - ‘ class Barley per bushel.... 40 45 cm - O y Buckwheat“ . ... . . . . 37 40 worknleIL- Oats, H 29 30 T «Pease “ .... .... 58 60 . ELEPHONE IN OFFICE. 7‘ '1. Rye, ’ u 45 47 Fl 1" Potatoes, “ .... 30 35 WW Butter,per1b...... 16 18 "' Eggs, per dozen»...... .... 10 1‘3 Orders for wood may be left . at Mr. WI. Northey’s. ' Nil lltllllll... Ham-per ton...... . 6.00 7 00 Hides 4.00 5.00 Hogsaive) .. 5.25 550 Hogs (Dressed) . ... 6 00 7-00 > . 4.50 5.50 A i Sheepskins.... . . . . . . 50 7'5 I E i": 8 l4 We have just re- wean Wool . . . . . . F1u,Sil~v- r t ...... .. N10 230 “' ’ " ngu‘i“,Vict:ridJelf.‘.. iii-00 2-20 Flour, Family, Clipper.... 1.85 2.05 . 0 Birth, per 100 lbs .. . 90 1.0 HEELS and Summer stock Shorts, “ “ . 1.00 1.10 1 Mixed Chop “ 1.l5 1.25 mum MARK W A man to represent “ CANADA’S GREATEST. 0f BOO-ts and Til-IVE) NURSERIES ” in the town of Fenelon Falls , HANDS HANDS GIRL WANTED ,. and surrounding country, and‘ta'lte ord’ers ' to go the country and take charge of two for children. Apply at the Gazette office. our Hardy Specialties ~ , in Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, 0i'ininientals, Shrubs, Roses, Vines, Seed l’otatocs, Etc. Stock true to name and free from San Jose Scale. A permanent position for the right man on either salary or commission. stores a. mammalian, ' Foothill Nurseries, oven 800 norms. TORONTO, r DUNLOD RUBBER HEELS 'WEAR in all the newest andup-to-date style. TAKE NOTICE, That the Municipal Council of the village of Fcnelon Falls will, at a meeting to he held in Twomcy’s hall, in the said village On Wednesday, October 14th, 1903, at the hour of 8 o’clock p. m., take into consideration a petition to close Forrest Street, from Lindsay Street to Murray Street, in the said village, and to sell the same to Sandford Furniture and Woodenware, Lim- ited, and may Pass a By-Law for such purpose. And further take notice that anyone whose land might be prejucicially affected thereby, may appear either personally or by solicitor, and will be heard, Dated at Fen'el'on Falls this 9th day of September, A. D. 1933. W. T. JUNKIN, Call and see them. Prices right. mm, H,,,,,, W, liner; one want Baht. Chambers v ls prepared to furnish the people of Lindâ€" say and surrounding country with MONIL MENTS and l-lEADS'l‘ONES, botlrllarble- and granite. ONTARIO. ‘NE ANNOUNCE a fall and winter opening of trimmed Hats, which will be ready for your inspection on Estimates prnmptl'y given on all kinds or cemetery work. Marble Table Tops, Wash Tops, Mantle Pieces, etc., a specialty. *Yfi'll NEED“ WTGN To Montreal or New York for choice patterns or low 31-4. ClBl‘k- prices in Being a practical workman, all should see his designs and com mrc rices before ‘ p l TUGSday 85 Wednesday, :purchasing elsewhere- 1 p "’th 'E-‘grm‘ SEPT. 29th v -‘ 4 ‘ " WORKSâ€"In the rear of the Market on. an _ . i We have theln here now Cambridge-st, opposite the packing house.» â€"OF “IEâ€"- and fOIAOWlllg (1313's.. for your selection. . -â€" Pt. CHAMBERS. We are prepared to show the reatest li 1e f 113' V V. m g‘ c ' 1 o nove 1es of both imported and domestic- Begins Tuesday, gaph ESL . manufacture in fancy feathers, . ’7- “: 1 ' . 1 1 [I 1. \ . mu ' lf'you' want to succeed", attend this “111059 on db’ Ohm Rh fedthelb’ school. Its superior work, excellent Ol'nillnentb‘, chenilles, IlbellS, results and splendid location place etc" etc Alisa ll. Nathan coonwm’s, LINDSAY”, inner TO , . SIMPSON HOUSE. ' leges. Fees are lower than inmost schools. Write for particulars. WM. PBINQLE, Principal . liliilflli lllli iiililll is printed every Friday at the office, corner May and Francis Streets. SUBSCRIPTION :. $1.00 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE or one cent per week will be added, as long as it remains unpaid. __ ASK YOUR- CHILDREN which they’ll have on their breadâ€"butter or honey. If they say “ honey,” why not give it to them? It’s cheap- erâ€"only 10' cents a pound, and better for them. The honey I sell is as good as it is possible to- get. E. G. HAND. A Look it over; also your Buggy. 'If they need any repairing or fixing up, now is the time to have it done, and my shop is the place to have it done right. $56095!) DQ‘FASEN COURT_ â€"OF THE- County of Victoria. Advertising Rates. Professional or business cards, 50 cents per line pernnnum. 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. be next sittings of the above Court wil be held in Twomey’s hall, Fenelon- F‘alls ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 12ih, 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. Defendant-s living in other conn- ties must be served on or before Satur- day, September 26th. THOS. GRAHAM Bailiff. Fenelon Falls, July 15th,_1903.. New work done on short not1ce. F. (l. CHAMBERS. _ , . if «4 JOB Immuneâ€"gamed neatly, cor- ectly and at moderate prices. E. D.‘ HAND, Proprietor, E. D. HAND, Clerk. g..." . . » .. r 1 ~ 1-4- 'a- A note: s.“ .«vw‘L-Elew‘i a ..3 ,' .. :vith "W"'~r<-‘ 44' . w...» . ,4: m, x ....r‘_,-..,~. . m.,-...- . ~.Vr~,’~ Anne.