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. c.-.~......._.....,... cam: in ENGLAND What Statistics show on the Matt» of Hanging ‘ if the death penalty is a deterrent of crime, murders would be snacking!!- isms in England. For 600 years she meted out the death penalty for al- most any crime. Men and women have been hanged for cutting down a tree, for draining a fishpond, for killing a bird'.‘ For burning coal in the limits of the City of London ’one man was hanged under Edward I. In Elizabeth’s reign thirteen were hang- ed after one assize. for consorting with gypsies. Fewer than one hundred years years ago there were 222 capital crimesrin England. Not until the hor- rible execution of Mary Jones in 1803 for shoplifting was the public con- science awakened to the terrible cruelty of the law, and the death penalty was abolished for this of- fence. In 1830 there was but one capital crime in England, murder; but three more were added when the present code was adopted in 1861. One result of the savage code that existed in 1820 was that juries re- fused to convict. At one time it was a hanging matter to steal linen, but the Irish linen manufacturers be: sought Parliament to abolish 'the penalty because it ,was impossible to secure convictions against the thieves. The same reluctance to convict in capital cases remains now. For in- stance, in 1891 England secured con- victions in 76 per'cent. of its non- capital cases and in only 33 per cent. of capital cases. In the last ten years Holland, with no capital punishment. secured convictions in 28 out of 35 homicide cases; and Belgium had 101 convictions in 132 cases. in 1911 Lon-’ don convicted only six in 22 murdcr cases, and in the same year New York convicted only 13 out of 148. “PLOUGHING BY WlFE” A Farmer Whose Second Wife Was ’ His Waterloo Late Choate, a Missouri farmer, who . a couple of years ago became famous or infamous. “when it was disclosed in the Divorce Court that he hitched his wife with a pair of mules and made her help to plough, has married fagain, and according to the news- papers at Liberty, Missouri, he has. found a Tartar, or at least a wife who ‘isknot 'to be imposed upon. The second Mrs. Choate was not familiar with the “ploughing by wife" incident, but she was soon informed‘of it by her neighbors, and promptly put her foot down. Being a woman of 170 pounds, it did not take her long to persuade Late that she was of dif- ferent calibre from his first wife, and was not to be driven or whipped like a. horse. She intimated that it he did; not behave he would himself be har- nessed up with the mules and made to plough. According to the news. papers, which joyousiy record these. and other interesting particulars, "Late got good instanter," and is now, a, very Ordinary henpecked husband. Locomotives For Denmark‘ Great efforts are being made in .- Denmark to render the country in- dependent or foreign locomotive bunch era, and in connection with this it is ' announced that the Danish State rail~ way authorities have just placed a contract with the Eniohx, Aktieselskab, not; Aarhus,» for; the supply of severest Engines. The. Danish. demand is, however, relatively,» so. small, says Scientific. Amenican, that any home, concern is likely to. experience much dimouity in competing on equal terms with the huge locomotive building; undertakings in. Germany. England;- nud the United States. 1 gig Liquor Bill ° Great, Britain. last year spent $835,-. 000.000 on. alcoholic. liquors. more than, twice as much as herermy and navy cost her during, the some period. It; is estimated that the working class: spends- oneoixth of its income on liquor. .5». .. i Var": ‘ $5: v A. Record Barber ’ ~ , The. oldest barber in the United States. is going to retire with a. record , of 100,000 shaves. It you reckon a; sauces: tip on each shave, you] see - why. , i 33%.: 1 Acddonujn Britain 0! 202,000 accidents infireat Britain since the Workmen'a Compensation ‘ Act come into force in 1901,‘1s,5co , inyolved domestic servant. .,., .._â€"»_ __..____..-~..~.. I 0000006000000000 i i i . l The family in a. group Photographâ€"before they have ' left the old fireside and gone out in‘o the big worldâ€"Ever . . ' . think of it? ‘ 9 Nothing preserves the home atmosphere and home memories like a. group picture with Father and Mother in the centre. , And, when the family is scattered how glad you will be that you had it done in time. Photography almost puts this obligation on us, make the appointment today. The new parcel post system and the rural delivery oil‘er a rare opportunity for those living at a distance to :hnve their drugs and medicines delivered at their doors for a few cents, Any parcel up to a pound is delivered for five cents. . p . - We have made special arrangements to fill all orders quickly and carefully. We have at Bell Phone, No. 39, guild we very cordially invite the public to use the phone éfreely in sending their orders. J. H. STANTON BUILDING CONTRACTS We are prepared to take contracts for houses, sum: mer cottages, etc. It will pay you to get our csti mates. Doors and sash and interior finish always in stock. . Planing and matching done to order. If a phone message is not convenient just write us. 6You can depend on , receiving your parcel by the first livery after your order is received. ' £1; CC G: E“. VICARS Druggist and-Stationer - Fenelon Falls. f FENELflii FALLS PLAiiliiil sin A. TEIRS, Pnoemsrcn - “00000000000000 0 0000000000000000000000000 MAID WANTED ' susscmaénspn ARREARS For general housework. Good com- For “1 Gazette WI” plea“ “11 and for-table home. Address with particulars 99”“ 01' “mil? 1’3 mail “mm” delay- Mlm (mm W. BEA”, The amount, due on each account is small “ Lindenhurst," Lindsay, Out. but they aggregate a considerable sun. We need the money, and trust this intiâ€" â€" mation will be sufficient. ' HOUSE FOR SALE. On liond St. East : seven large rooms courtFenclon F5113 NO- 626 l ‘ A.“ Nine 8“" k) mo ROd' Zilliiffi’53113323111}fillitliii‘ilngii332. ciuinuu ORDER or FORESTEBS . FOSTER KELLY ' ' FEEL“ FALLS- WWW' AT OB. NEAR THE PRICE. Why send your Order to outside Men ‘7. Bring the cash and we can meet the Price. 7 Wires, 44 inches high, 25c. 9 Wires, 48 inches high, 290. 8 Wires, 47 inches high, 280. 10 Wires, 60 inches high, 31c. trio lighted throughout, with pul‘vln's, storm and screen windows, etc. ; wan-r. ] cistern, good garden, largo stable and i i Meets last W'edncsday of each moutlr Visitingbrelhren always made volume driving; house, electric iig‘ht‘ct‘l. Apply . to owner, Mlib‘..\l.l§..\'lil\\'i\lAl\’ i-*~“’-QUI.BELL H-L‘T'I'LHONI Echelon Falls. a " C. R. 12.5 D M fi fl ’8 Farm Hand Wanted image and L91: for Sale. Wontod,, :1 good fit-12m hand, a. oncm ' I Apply to > ARTHUR. H- “UMZGQ'K Cloodi frame house on Bond' St. east; l’owlcs' (.‘OI‘IICI' clovg-n rooms, electric lighted, hard and -â€"- soft water, cistern; good stable and out- 'â€" lake Cue . , Of the old.rigs. New ones cost money. We makeu- specihl’t‘y 01' re» pairing, repainting, etc. If you have anything , that needs fixing up We carry a good stock of-the bring it he”. '0, if best furnitume at attractive- , you med 5 new 0,“, l i s’ *" buildings; two acres of good garden .. , c 0 u F a ,1 invxiknjtpoorchardjn;8::llin:;i:.s. a N R E Township of Fenelon . ' . lz‘cuciod Falls. ‘ r WWW Shaw’s Business Schonls Toronto, Canada, include the Con-- tral Business Coils-go wish Five City Branch. Schools. Graduates V are universally successful. Enter All persons having business at the any time. Write for catalogue. Court are requested to be present. ‘ W. H. Shaw, Pr. 5. ‘ Head, Ollices, ’i‘he Roll is at the Clerk’s oilice for 391 Yonge St. iii-Spection- L. & l ' JNO. B. PO\VLES ’ V . ClerkoftheCourt. ‘ I ' ’ " HOUSE FOR SALE . - A Carlsbad Treatment , At 1 Home CARLSBAD SPRINGS are the most celebrated in the world for Liver Troubles. Every year thousands go to the Springs and are delighted with the results obtained If YOU LACK ENERGY?“ and feel depressed the chances are your liver is inactive and you need Ream“ LIVER SALTS l’racticaily the same formula. as Carlsbad water. WE PERSONALLY GUARANTEE that one or two Notice is hereby given that a Court of Revision of the h‘cneion Township Assessment Roll for 1.914 will be held in the Orange llnll, Cameron, on MONDAY, MAY 25th, at 10 o‘clock a. m. Prices! hl'W-aslr-g Blamed; bo‘ we can build itâ€"good show goods. 35 the has,“ lE‘i'ctuxrae~ framing a specialty. i. r. CHAMBERS.- Colborno Street! Pension Fallsr, ' seeeeseeeesrreassessreerse 0 iiirizr' mm: is IT 9 and bow to save money by the use of this. oldest and the newest finish FOB FURNITURE Fill-l ‘FLODBS FDR BOATS AND CANUES BEFORE YOU STEP and 90c. Guaranteed by the oldcstlnud largest nmkens- of reliable Varnish in the cities of Boston and Mom rvui. See folders for, colors and Cu Fidler’s IIill,seven rooms, summer kitchen, woodshed, stable, garden. A bargain if sold at once. Apply to H. C. WELSH, - Fenelon F ails Or to \V. T. Junkin 61 Sussex Ave. Toronto. «zeivxwwérrworr V 0 0 WWVVM’ V e» O %'X<WM WWWAWNX'Mw LOOK AliV‘Dl Before you act, plan and aim hi. 5.11. If you aim togct 3 Superior business'Eduontion you will o +W+WM$~§$$M$M . . . b lllStructhDitlflenc M clocking toward the teaspoonsfill taken beiore brealifilst every morning for ‘b y ELLIOTT a Week or ten days will put the system in splendid WM. A. GOODWIN’S " . “minim- 50 , d $1 00 IORON‘TO. OHT. , C. an . llali Pa e mi . p r a Frame the school that. has the habit of dung 43 Sold Only by ,A. J. COULD - DIUIIIST All) OPTIOIAI R EXALL S'T'O R E. a class of work that. bears the stamp of “ Superiority." Open all year. Enter any time. Handsome catalogue sent on request. i Next Simpson House i LINDSAY. +++M+H+W+f+++e . W. J. ILLIOTT. 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