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Part. '1‘. H. Srmson.’ 110?th S, WEEKS. dz HOPKINS. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, AND Notaries. Solicitors for the Bank of Montreal. Money to loan at terms to suit the borrower. Offices No. 0 William 8t. south, Lindsay,__0nt. and at. Wood-_ __ ville, Ontario. u H. HOPKINS, K. 0., 0., E. Where, ' E; HOLMES-HOPKINS, l3. Al MOORE 81. JACKSON ' ARRISTEES, SOLIUITORS, 8c. 0! B ficc,William streel,Lindsay._ ‘ i " 'A’Jsoxsox l‘. D. Mooul. I STEWART 6t O’CONNOR, BABRISTERS, NOTARIES, to. ‘MONEY - to loan at lowest current rates. Terms to suit borrower‘s. Office on corner of Kent and York streets, Lindsay. . SIIWLRI. L. V. O’Conxoa, B. A I ' " ~. V > V LEIGH R. KNIGHT. ' ARRIS’I‘ER‘, .SOLICITOR, NOTARY Public. Successor to M cDiarmid & Weeks. Visits made to Feuelon Falls by appointment. Money ,to‘ loan anp Rea-i Estate bought and sold. Oillce KeutSt". , ‘ Lindsay, Telephoiie 41. ' W DENTAL. V , M or. 5. J. slrnsi,'nENTIs1',_ 1 Ferrelon Falls. Graduate of Toronto University and Royal College of Dental Surgeons. " ALL BRANCHES 0F DENTISTRY performed. according to the latest improved methods at moderate prices. OFFICEz-é-Oyer Burgoync’s star-0,001- oms street - V W MEDICAL. Dhs. GRAHAM a GRAHAM. Dr; H. H. Graham. M. D. G. M., M.R. O. 8. Eng. ; M. C. P. & S...Ont.; F. T. M. B. binG. 0. Graham, Graduate Toronto University ; M. C. P. & 8., Ontario. Physicians, Surgeons and Accoucheurs. Ollice Francis St., Fenelon Falls. DR. H. B. J OHNSTONE, - “scours conomru conurr or "woman. WOOBSSOR TO DR. A. WILSON, RADUATE OF TORONTO UNIVER- G city. Physician, Surgeon and Ac- aoueheur. Oflic‘e, Colborne street, Fen- cion Falls. - AUCTIONEEE.’ . , THOMAS UASHORE. amount). - “NIKON urn. Sales of all kinds conductod in a first aim manner. Secure baton adv-t rarities;- ..~. When Spring ‘ 7 . Comes 0’ Men and women emulate the season by dressing them- selves in a new garb, andthe shoe: question isn’t of least importance. To those who desire shoe individuality we commend our shoe stock just us it is to-day. In all the realm of shoedom: nothing better can be found. Because there is nothing better. All the newest shapes in all the popular leathers are here for your inspection. ‘ ARN,Q..L:D.’$3 OUR LINESâ€" Groceries Boots and Shoes r Wall Papers VA, trtch‘ "In {Time 2. well dressed. It pays to be a little forehanded in ordering a "new outfit officlothes, for various reasons. Call in and let us take your measurewfor a new suit. Up-toâ€"date goods, style and workmanship. Our motto is " Fashionable Tailoring at Popular Prices." :_ ToWNLEY Bros. 3 g Saves nine, and a suit time keeps you always i 3 Fine Tailoring lie Retl Magnet ' noun? Winn-is In- the Grocery business isn't bluster, but merit, and your money’s worth. Our guarantee is behind every box 'of starch, wash- ing powder and blue that we sell. What's more,4we sell them a. shade less than elsewhere. We contract for such large quantities we get them much cheaper than other-, wise. Our guarantee and our word is as good as gold â€"â€"everyone knows it. . D”. L. MoKENDRY. ' ' .3 n‘nuscles and nerves ’ V» - 7 ' ' EENELON FALLS, ONTARIO, FRIDAY. MAY 8, 1-914..- HEAD 'OFFICE ESTABLISHED .1817 ‘ Paid up Capital $6,000,000.00. SAVINGS NiWNiiil/ES fOR on) Modern Surgery Has Made a Success of Nerve Grafting ‘ The latest achievement ‘of surgery is the restoration of paralyzed muscles by repair and replacement of injured nerves. When a nerve is severed or severely injured, the muscles supplied by it are cut oif from communication with the brain, the source of vital energy, and become useless. both muscles and that portion of the severed nerve connected to them be- gin to waste and degenerate. Until within recent years it was supposed that this muscle and nerve wasting was incurable, and the unfortunate victims remained without hope of alleviation. Modern surgery, better equipped for the task, essayed ,the problem and demonstrated that if a cut nerve _:was immediately reunited. loss of function did not take place. This initial success led to consider- ation of the question whether it might not. be possible to effect a reunion after a lapse of time and even after had begun to degenerate. Experiments on animals ‘- \wereflconducted on a large scale and ' ne'f'2tiie’-;resnlt of these it was shown that if the degenerated end of the « severedhnerve was joined to the end connected with the brain, the wasted - muscles supplied by'the nerve gradu- This ' operation was later attempted on hu- ' ally regained their powers. man sufferers with excellent results, and some wonderful results were ob- , tained in cases of facial and infantile . paralysis. The work has now” been demonstrated that where, for any rea- possible, a junction can be effected between its degenerated portion and any other cenvenient nerve. A This “news grafting" has been found to give ultimately results almost as good and will bring relief to many suf- ferers. in this war with disease the victories are greater far and more enduring than those found on the battlefield. ' ' V ' Aeroplane Flights V For follOwlng aerdplan‘e'flights an automobile has been built in France with the body completely enclosed but with heavy plate glass windows in the top as well as the sides. Cooling Hot Boxes ' To cool hot boxes on railroad cars slowly and safely without loss of time there has been invented apparatus to drip water upon the heated journals while a-train is in motion. ’ 1836 banking by mail quite as here at our counters. Fenelon Fe 113 Branch Soon , son, union of the divided nerve is im- as those obtained by the older method. of nerve union. - The pesslbl'e applls cations of this discovery are very wide THE B ; or -n-_0NTHEAL.T = MONTRICAL. INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PRRLIAMENT Reserve Fund $16,000,000.00. ASSETS OVER $240,000,000. DEPARTMENT Deposits taken of, $1 and upwards. which can be ' withdrawn on demand. ' R. M. Hamilton, Mgr. Fenelon Falls Branch WWWWWWW .. ~ -. _ I 5 LIFE AFTER FORTY ' The best half of life is in front of.- the man of 40, if he be anything of, a man. The work he will do will be done with the hands of a. master and- not of a raw apprentice. The trainedi. intellect does not see “men as trees. walking," but sees everything clearly. and in Just measure. The trained‘ temper does not rush at work like a‘ blind bull at a. haystack, but advances with the calm and ordered pace of conscious power and deliberate de: termination. To no man is the world3 so new and the future so fresh as to him who has spent the early years of his manhood in striving to under~ stand the deeper problems of science and life, and who has made some head? way toward comprehending them. To: him the commonest things are rare, and beautiful, both in themselves and ' as parts of a beautiful and intelligent: Whole. Such a thing as staleness in life and its duties he cannot under-e stand. Knowledge is always opening: out before him in wider expanses andl more commanding heights. The plea-é sure of growing knowledge and in-? creasing power makes each year of; his life he», gandmore hopeful tha.‘ the lastifififi ' m won-un- VlOE-ADMlRAL R. H. S. STOKES who was, appointed to succeed Vice Admiral Sir C. H. Coke as senior p officer on the coast of Ireland. v Perpetuatlng' Game , Large game preserves have recently been set aside in Somaliland, Uganda and other British protectorates irr' 'Africa; in Which the hunting. is prctl .hibited, of elephants, giraffes, rhinm‘ cerOses and other valuable game in danger of extinction. This policy has also proved successful in' perpetuat- ing the game supply on certain Domin- ion B‘orest- Reserves in Western Can- ada, and as occasion demands the number of these game preserves will be increased. ANK F I 114 -- -. . I» :. . . ,. . ' ' ' ’12; '7" ' ' '2. " ‘-' " L â€" -; .11; ,. 73 Years in Business. Capital and Surplus $7,786,663. Bank by Mail and Save aTrip to Town For the benefit of those who live out of town, we have arranged a plan by which you can do your satisfactoril y 'as if you stood Come in and let us explain the planâ€"or write for the information. M.W. Reive, Manager. “fig, 5‘ 1 -c- .. , .«v w mayo”;J‘x’Jâ€"zy/ " " p ' xxx-J4