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The Bank of nests; sears i dbifidifid. Capital £1,000,000. Reserve £890,000. M. Interest at 3 per cent. H L’C‘) @‘Ja Discounted... ."al-fl "-KL’QL’. .Lâ€" .7... ,. x... @f all lines Fenelon Falls Branch. Deposits of $1 and over Received. Farmers” Notes iii. A. RQBEESQM, Manager UFFICE HGUBS: 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Saturdays, 9.30 to 12, and 7 to 8 p. m. Professional Cardsz LEGAL. F. A. MCDIARMI D. ._â€"â€" hloLAUG ll LIN 8; PEEL. kip-4 Lindsay. G. H. HOPKINS, ay, Ont. STEWART St O’CONNOR, and York streets, Lindsay. MOORE & JACKSON, fice, William street, Lindsay. - . iiEDichL. DR. H. [-1. GRAHAM. ON’l‘., F. T: M. s.â€" Falls. DR. A. WILSON, â€"M. B., M. c. r. a 5., Ontario,â€" Falls. ' 7 _,______._t,_| .__:'_’..'__' i DENTAL. Fenclon Falls. Royal College of Dental Surgeons. perfor . methods at moderate prices. orue street a.” ing teeth. Dr. nd secure an :t.ppol“‘.pmn* having eight 5 and elsewhere. ARRISTER, SOLICITOR,Etc., FEND- B lon Falls. Ollice, Colborne street, opposite Post-office. Money to loan on real estate at lowest current rates. ARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, 8w. Money to loan on real estate at lowest current rates. Oiiice, Kent street, oppésite Market, R.J. MeLAUGuLIN. J. A. PEEL {_ INK?) .{E‘ .«z. x. J .- ’I, i r- ' < a a; . -‘ ‘ ‘ - A A * n; ‘sj‘yffj if." ', ,:.“., ,' h ‘5 " ',~.-"_‘ .1 "~ 5 ‘ ",I ":K :"1. ‘ _ 1 u f-' - .- ' - v - ‘ ' ' r ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ 11. r, 95.1. ARRISTER, &e. SOLICITOR FOR the Ontario Bank. , Money to loan at owest rates on terms tO'suit the borrower. Offices: No. 6, William Street South, Lind- A ":y ‘c L; -.\* A .l“ .. "v -‘ M ARRTSTERS, NOTARIES, &c. MONEY to loan at lowest current rates. Terms to suit. borrowers. Office on corner of Kent T. STEWART. L. V. O’Conxon, B. A core are ARRISTERS, SOLIUITORS, 850. Of- Foa rag @EETEQEL F. D. Moonn. A. JACKSON EVER " Call and examine them. will meet your every requirement regarding style, quality and prices. My; They â€"M. 1)., c. M., M. a. e. 5. Eng, M. c. r. a- s., « HYSICIAN, SURGEON Sr ACCOUCHâ€" '9 our. Office. Francis Street, Feuelon _____________________â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€" HYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCH- cur. Office, Colborne Street, Fenelon W Dr. S. J. SEES, ENTEST,‘ Graduate of Toronto University and ALL BRANCHES 0F DENTISTRY med according to the latest improved OFFIGE zâ€"Over Burgoync’s store, 001- I‘l. you ask any particularly well-dressed man in ll‘euelon Falls or surrounding district, Dr. reruns, DENTIST, LINDSAY, “Who makes your clothes?” invariably he Extracts teeth without pain by gas(vita1- ized air) administered by him for 27 years. He studied the gas under Dr.‘Colton, of New York, the originator of gas for extract- Colton writes Dr. Neelands hat he has given the gas to 186,417 per- ons without an accident from the gas. Other pain obtunders used. A good set of teeth inserted for $10. W Dr. Neclunds visits Fenelon Falls (.lchrthur House) the third Tuesday of every month. Uull early M will tell you Be one of the number, and call and see What he is doing for the Spring and Summer. His prices are right, consistent with first-class style and workmanship. A Sunderlaud lady writes Dr. Ne‘elands that he had made her a successful in after ets of teeth made in 'loronto He makes no other. ; ARE YOU INTERESTED IN liiiS? Engagement Rings, Wedding Rings, iamnd Rings. ' WRITE iii. BEELL, THE JEWELLER, ‘ Lindsay, For particulars. You willsave I money. You can rely on what you get. "I i: ’:""“"~ ra- - Prosrerity. John Donoghue, a Chicago sculptor, committed suicide to escape starvation, says the Daily American of that city. Thus does capitalism reward genius! There Would be no incentive under So- cialism For a man to do anythingâ€"like that. Each could easily procure, by a little work, all the needs, br even luxu- ries, of life. You helped to murder that artist by voting for the present competitive hell. Here’s another From the same source: Dr. Louis Shaw, of Chicago, committed suicide because his fortune was swept away in the panic of last month. Great system, eh? llere ’3 another from New York : Sa- rah Solomon, aged 13 years, working sixteen hours a day for a few dollars to help keep the l'amily from starving, the Father being out of work. killed herself by drinking carbolic acid. Great and glorious country ! Wise and honest law makers! Christian citizenship! What are the churches doing that they look with complacency on the murder of chil- dren, while taking pew rent from the capitalists who do the murdering? And here is another: Mrs. Karp, of Chicago, aged 60, after working forty years on an average of eighteen hours a day, with no chance of anything differ- ent, took poison to get out of the misery of' this capitalistic world. She left a note in which she said, “ Good-bye. Don’t think that I don’t love you and my children ; but for forty years I have ‘drudged day after day in the kitchen until my strength failed me. I see no hope of rest, except in the cemetery lot." This is a worse l'ate than any slave ever lived. They had an occasion- nl holidayâ€"she never had. She is the kind the president wants to replenish the working class, so that the capitalists will have a in“ supply of slaves for the next generation. Hers is the fate of millions of working women. Such a damnable civilization should not be re- t‘ormedâ€"it should be wiped out, "and a decent one put in its place. This world will be hell for the working class so l0ng as the capitalists control the politics. and fasten their infernal laws over the people, holding them while they are robbed by the rich men’s trusts, com- bines and profit mills. Are you ready for the change? Have you not had enough of this? The, New York Journal says: With- out a friend in the world or a penny in his pocket, “Whitey,” a 16-year old newsboy, committed suicide by jumping into the East river at pier 22. To his fellow newsboys he had declared that he was tired of the struggle f'or exist- ence, and that he intended giving up the seemingly hopeless fight. A nation that is organized on a basis that makes suicides of' school boys be- cause they cannot get enough to live on, but slowly starve, is certainly damna- 'ble enough to change. do n’t you think? The republicans and democrats have been running this conntry For the last centuryâ€"have n’t they had time enough to make conditions suitable to live un- der? You, reader, if'you vote For these parties. which means a continuance of this thing, are just as much guilty of' that murder as it' you had thrown the boy overboard. Under Socialism the boys and girls will be sent to school; they will be provided at the cost of the nation with the best of clothing, '5] the best of food, the best oi houses, the best of instruction a‘l‘l enter-Inh- ment. Do you think they would cunâ€" mit. suicide then ? \Vhen they grew up» to the working ageâ€"about Zlâ€"thcv would repay this by having taken from their labor enough to do the samn thin: for the babies growing up; and thus they would repay what they had con- sumed in their bringing up. Which system would be'bcst ? It is up to you. Will you vote for Socialism ? A hundred more cases as heart-rend- ing as the above could be quoted from the daily press, but would they arouse your intelligence and make you wish to change the system you have been eduv oatcd to bear ?â€"â€"â€"Appeal to Reason. W. I. The Robbery on Oil. The Kansas oil fields are producing 2,000.000 barrels a year. The Stand- ard Oil Co. gets the entire product at 75 cents a barrel and sells it at $7.501», barrel, less the trifling expense of‘ about a dollar a barrel for refining. Thus did Providence thousands of years ago look forward to the coming of Rocke- feller, and provided him with no income of $510,000,000 a year from the labor of people in Kansas! The people who are employed by Rockefeller are in number not one-hundredth of the peo- ple who are employed in getting the oil out of the earth, but his crowd get-4- nine-teuths of the products. Will the people never wake up to the bunco game being played on them? Nature placed the oil in the earth for the human fam~ ily, and the human i'amily should have it for the exact labor it takes to get it: and prepare it For use. Thisvwould en~~ rich every citizen. Say, why should the whole people pay a few for the use of nature’s products? The robbery on oil has been the base of the greatest forâ€" tunes and the creation of' the meanest monopolies. The people should take the oil and refine it for their own use; What is the government for i!" it does notlhbing for the people who support it ? 90-. Private Capital The Curse. Speaking of the awful corruption. that exists in the public service every-- where, of the selling of laws to oporcss the people to the highmt bidders, ot' the bribery of commercial lit'e by the: great kings of' industry. McClll‘WSh‘ldg- azine editorially says : “ The only lorcc that can stop it is pairiozism.” Think of such rot! What is patriotism that can stop the Standard Oil octopus l'rom robbing the people? The only thing that can or ever will Stop the robbery and corruption is Socialism â€"-lor it will take the great properties on: of the- hands of individuals to uhom they giro such great power, and put them into the hands of the whole people. who Will net, could. not. corrupt. themselves by brib~- ing themselves with their own mdney or‘ property. So longr as one set of men is permitted to hold the property that all have made and all have to use. the few will oppress the many and corrupt every- thing between them and the power to» oppress. Rats on patriotism. Not one. in a thousand knows what the word means. McClure’s Mazazine will not teach anything that will help the people re-possess themselves ol" the wealth that has been taken from them. Not on your life. McClure’s is built up on the same principle.-~ Em. -__._.._-â€"_. .- ..__._.._. A Compulsory Gift. The underpaid and poverty'stricken » workers in the Pennsylvania ii'on indus- try have just given 552500.000 to Dum- l’crline, Scotland. The gift was made at the hands of Mr Carnegie. What no unselfish actâ€"the giving of millions be starving, under-Fed and underclmhe‘l American workmen to a city in Sect. land! That is charity for you! Will the. American working class see the point? Or are they too (lulled in brain by overwork and lack of decent sur- roundings to know they have made this gift? If they were awake, they ccr~ tainly would vote the Socialist ticket, and then this princely gift in Unitci States steel bonds. giving the citv $100.- 000 a your income out of thdir hide and tallow, would soon be as worthles; as so much old paper â€"â€"-E'rc. “0-. To crown one Rockefeller prince oz' commercialism. a whole nation groom and tails! 'l’o exalt a few princes of in- dustry. the best blnlld and brawn ol' I‘M land must go the sweat shop, and live l.a, hell made by human hands. - 2."... \â€" -r\/\~x, v-Vrv.~_‘..-gv .3». V ._r_; J _,~,._~.u .V' s A a, (f’. .. :. ._ _._'.v “a: .- ‘~‘u'\"' WF‘% ‘0‘: 'i-g-s;~*: \a'uvx- -1 -‘ . v . .3...»- VI ' " *('~‘ wâ€"n.f:<,_. ""N :6.