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(71's are putting up a driving shed for Mr. .Wnltér Howie. Mr. A. E Minthorne has not been very well for a couple of weeks, and early last Sunday morning he suffered a. relapse. Dr. Graham, of the Falls, was sent for. and under his care the pa- tient is improving. Mr. Thomas Lane. of Fenelon Falls, has finished a stone foundation under a burn for Mr. James Wager. and a fine piece of masonry it is. If there is any one wanting a good job alone: this line, we would advise him to consult Mr. Lane. An automobile passed through here on Saturday, the let of July, and re- turned on Monday morning, very nearly wreckingr the cream wngqon. Hons AGAINâ€"Our Volunteers came home on Saturday from their fortnight’s drill at Kingston, all in good health and spirits. fl‘his year the weather was un- favorable, owing; to the frequent rains and the heat, which on two or three days was so intense as to be almost un- end-nrable; but the officers and privates all did their best, and we hope they will have-better weather next year. Fth THE CHURCH.â€"Go to the enter tuinment in the Presbyterian church shis‘ovening, full particulars of which are given in the bills scattered through- out the village, and you will get some idea'of the horrible lives led, through no fault of their own, by thousands of human beincs'in the slums of the most wealthy cities of the world. Admission: adults 15 cents; children 10 Gents. The church ouuht to be filed to its doors. THE waLr'rn.â€"â€"-A big crowd assem- bled at the 12th of July Celebration at Omemoe on Wednesday, a good many of them. ofceurse. being spectators from the surrounding country. There was a little rain there in the forcnorm and a steady down-pour after dinner for about. two hours; but the enthusiasm can ’t- be Washed out. of an Orangeman, and the usual programme was carried out in its entirety. Col. Sum Hughes being one of the chief speakers. Tue Rneonn BltoKEN.â€"- The local big fish record held by the lungs weigh- in;r 19-le. 9 oz. caught something: over a mile below the Falls, on the 16th ult, was broken on Friday last by one that weighed exactly 20 lbs., captured in Cameron lake by Mr. Charles 'l‘obicoe. Now, then, who can beat it? The In- dependent says that a 24 poundor was caght below ’Caygcon a few days ago, and we are just achinqto hear of some- body catching one a pound or two heavv ier in our immediate vicinity. A NARROW Esoarn â€"-â€"On Friday morning lust Mr. Robert Jackett, an old and well-known resident of the village, had a narrow escape from drowning, in the little creek that crosses Francis Street cast, a few rods from the resi- dence of his son Frederick, with Whom he has been staying for thepast two or three weeks. The creek, though very shallow, flaws over a deep bed of black muck, and a narrow three-inch plank lay across-it. Early in the morningthe two men went out of the house, and soon afterwards the eltiler walked to wards the creek, leaving: the other busy about the promises. A few minutes litter Fred looked around for his father, and. to his dismay, saw him lying face downward in the creek, and. rushing: to the spot, lifted him up and laid him upon his back; but Mr. Glaspell. his ' nenrest neighbor, who arrived a minute or two later and knew the right thing to do, turned him over. and Mr. Fred » Metcalfe, another neighbor, mounted his wheel and rode up town for a doctor. The .old gentleman had slipped while crossing the plank, which was under his thighs; and the muck was so deep and soft that his arms went down in it nlmo-t to his shoulders and he could not help himself in the least. He was insmisible when rescued. but had recov- cred sufficientlv to stand up before the arrival of Dr. Graham, who said that if help had arrived a minute or two later than it did'he would have been dead. .._.__.â€"___-â€"__ CORRESPONDENCE . To tho Editor of Me Fenelon. Falls Gazette : Will you kindly publish the following letter: THE NAME OF JESUS. “ His name shall be called Jesus, for he shall save his people from their sins." wBiole. “- Jesus, the name high over all: In hell, or earth, or sky; Angels and men before it fall, , And devils fear and fly.” -.Poc!.. We reached our home on May street about 9:20 on Tuesday night and set down under the verandah to enjoy a. breath of'frcsh air and a rest. A jargon of unintelligible sounds, oft. repeated, across the street, was somewhat annoying, but we would not complain of'that. We recognized the voice of one boy, and also of his mother, who seemed to be enjoying- the hilarious sport. Presently our sensibilities were shocked by the boy shouting,r out, “ Jesus,,lover of-my soul, Help me climb the greasy pole,” and an attempt to finish the verse bye still. more blasphemous parody on. the 3 SALE a .a take them. 31ml: CHEAP ST GENERAL STORE lh‘ THE COURTY. E‘f’l ( x bl '1 c. a» sacred and revered hymn. This was re- peated many times, and we thought we heard a mild but unheetled protest in the voice of the mother. We have often seen mother and boy at church, and we think the boy attends a Sunday school. Talk about darkest Africa. the dark side of London and New York, but anything dark- er than we‘have frequently seen occurring in Fenelon Falls we do not wish to meet. The church having practically failed, we can think of no remedy except to turn on the light through the press as fully as pos- sible, and make the ofl‘enders feel the odium that attaches to such evils in the judgment of self-respecting and God-fearing citizens. CITIZEN. DIED. Conanâ€"At Mindcn, on Wednesday, July 5th, Chas. D. Curry, M. D., aged 61 years, 6 months and 13 days. FENELON FALLS MARKETS. Fenelon Falls, Friday, July 14th,1905. Iteparlcd'oy me Wort/z mar It’oller'illil/ ‘00, \‘Vheat.Scotch. or Fife .... 90 to 95 Wheat, fall, perbnshel.... 90 95 Wheat, spring 85 90 Barley, ier bushel.... 44 48 Buckwheat “ . .. . . 50 55 Cats, “ ....' .... 40 43 l’ensc, “ .... 63 67 Rye, “ 60 65 Potatoes, “ 35 4o llutter,per 1b.... . . . . . . . . l4, 1:”; Eggs, per dozen . . . . . . . . . . l3 14 Hay,pcrton............. 7.00 800 Hides . . . . . . .. 6.0” 6 5t) 6 75 6 00 Hogs (live) . . . . .. Hogs (Dressed) . . .. 7 50 8.00 Beef . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.50 5.50 ' Sheepskins.............. 5-) 75 Wool . . . . . . 24 25 Flour, Five Thistle . . . . . . . 2.70 2.90 Flour, Silver Leaf .. 2.60 2.80 Flour,Victorin 2.50 2.70 Flour, anily, Clipper. 2.40 2.60 Bran, per 100 lbs . . . . . . .. . 90 1.00 ‘ ShortS, “ “ 1.00 1.10 Mixed Chop “ . . 1.25 1.35 RETRACTION. V The undersigned wishes to hereby retract a statement made by him last week, which was a reflection on the character of n resi- dent. of the village, and to express regret for having made the same. The statement was without foundation. Trusting that. this public retraction will prove satisfactory to all concerned. THOS. PARKER. Fenelon Falls, July 11th, 1905. A unnéAIN. For sale, at a good deal less than its value, a. very nice light ’l‘op Buggy. It is newly painted, has new tires and a move-- ble seat for children. Apply at the Gazette ,oificm. nssscsssoecsosccccec a _ a GREAT CLEARING ‘j of the follo'wing lines during the month, ' of July. ‘ DRESS GOODS, WASH GOODS, READY- MADE WAISTS, RAIN COATS, LACE CURTAINS, WHITEWEAR, CHILD- REN’S STRAW HATS and TAMS, TOP SKIRTS and UNDER- SKIRTS, at WHOLESALE PRICES AND LESS. "returnawnwtrwsmtmc wwwmwnrwrmmswur unwrmrmwwwrr Here’s Where we offer our readers a. chance to make money and make it easily. The balance of our stock of the. above mentioned lines we are going to hand over to youâ€"and make it worth your while to It will pay you to take advantage of this sale as soon as possible, for there is bound to be some lively selling as soon as the facts become generally known. I Come and take advantage of the Sweep- méfidefiictions on above mentioned lines. If Ll.:fifilfllifin’frfllmilylt‘flflnfifi Infill['21Mfilffilmyt‘llmlfllflm'mmlf‘Illfi'fi'lf 'JHWFJIWFJIWIL’NWUllflfywlrfiWE‘llW lLL ‘ PENELth FALLS. , . @QQ®®®®®@®®®®®®®®®®%®®®®®® s/ v i SWLL ALWE and able. to meet the requirements of the public, and have just received a good assortment of clocks. I can supply you with a good reliable Watch, either 7. 15, l? or 21 jewel movement, in any sort of case requir- ed, and almost anything;r else that n Jeweller carries in his line of goods. Rings, Brooches, Chains, Links, Souvenir Badges and Emblems. The old, reliable Watehmaker and Jeweller. ssmnmsnsn 1878. JOHN SLATER. Fenelon Falls. Purest Paris Green in 1-pound bottles. The handiest, most economical. strength. safest and 250. lb. ROBSOH’S DRUG STORE, Fenelon. Falls..- ..»-.u r me. '.n wt-w-u-‘wéinlwr Never loses D. J. i As cheap asifboughtin bulk. the new, up_to_date and lead; ,, . ,. “my; -.-. var-JV... .v. - HARVEST TMLS and materials are in season; also DAIRY SUPPLIES, REFRIGERATORS, HAMMOCKS, FISHING TACKLE. and everything found in an up-to date hard-#- _ ware store. - Call and see my line of Cream Separators.“ and get prices before purchasing. _ GEO. H. MCCEE. Opposite Post-office. LOCAL AGENT WANTED? At once for“ CANADA’S GnsA'rss'r Nunsumns" ' BUGGY DUSTERS for the town of AT COST- v FENELON FALLS Call and see our buggy dust- and surrounding country, which” will; boa ers, all of which will go at cost, reserved for “‘e‘righ" m“- , r , , Start Now, as v‘ e have a' 1‘“ ge supply' at the best selling season, and handle our:- NeW' lipecialties. on liberaltermsp- Writc for particulars, and send '25'c. for our -‘ Handsome Aluminum Pocket Microscope I - Our stock of Harness, Col-l .<“”'”‘ig.em>’ useful to ‘ Farmers, in examining: seeds and grains. lttl‘S, Nets Etc- 13 Complete. I Orchnrdists, in examining trees for insects. Gardeners, in examining plants for insects... Teachers and scholars in studying botany..- Everybody in a hundred different ways. , STONE & WELLINGTON... FONTHILL NURSERIES.‘- (even 800 mass.) TORONTO -- 19-3m. SPRING ‘7â€"*~â€"+__. Mildly” GET our Vfiifi R , 1905- rescues. We beg to to announce to 1 our customers and friends , .Ifltireqmres any l‘elmll‘mgaa that we will have our Open‘ in mg it to my shop on F ‘ancist inn. 0,, street east, and the work Wlll. C be done the way it should be THURSDAY and FRIDAY, done, MARSH 30“) and 3Ist. And I can show you some We have opened up an entirely new Buggies that Will make yom line of Millinery, consisting ofsll the . ' t 0.0. choice goods of the season, such as glad you dldn t buy a buco- Braids, Flowers, Laces, Ribbons, Ma- elseWhere berre you S‘dJW" lines, Chitfons, etc. them. We would ask you to call, as it is no 8.tggliatghribc:.ilfl‘rh)i‘tg(iitlr§c:ig(illglih if; F _ C CH trouble to show our goods. ‘ . 2 . T. I MISS M. WASHBURN' grade trimmed models for street wear, Tailored Hats and Ready-to-wears. is printed every Friday at the office,, corner May and Francis Streets. Most of them having been bought at a bargain, they will also be sold at a bargain. ONTARIO.’.. Fenelon Falls. SUBSCRIPTION 2 or one cent perzweek will be added, A as long as- it remains unpaid. Advertising -R.ates. ‘ Professional or business cards, 50 Cents. per line perannum. Casual advertisements, .. 8 cents per line for the first insertion, and‘ 2 cents per-line for every subsequent insch tion. less, upon reasonable terms. JOB PRINTING executed neatly, cor- ectly and at moderate prices. E. D: HAND, Proprietor > A GOOD TIMEPIECE. New goods just arrived, and I can show you the latest and newest designs in Gents’ and Ladies’ Watches, Chains, Lock- ets, Bracelet-s, Brooches, etc. Quality and prices right. Something decidedly new in Silverware suitable for wed- ding presents. _ so YEARS‘ -- EXPERIENCE TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS &c. n one sending a sketch and desert tlon may . qtilokyl ascertain our opinion free whether an invent on Is probably natentable, Communion.- tlous strict] confidential. Handbook on Patents » sent free. ldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken t rough Mono 6: Co. receive - manta! notice, without charge, in the Scientific lineman. A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest ctr-- enlntlon of any scientific ournnl. Terms, 33 or fin: four months. 81. 80 d bynll newstlealers. . UNN §m80.3°‘awfmofl up; cc. N53 83-..W D- ing Jeweller and Optician, EEHELON. FALLS». 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