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The Directors of the above Society have strange! .to hold their Annual Show on Wednesday, the 19th July. Vc!_yy_lih_eral indudementa, in the shape of prizes and `special priies, are held oqt to exhibitora. Trwoexhibitioas have already been bald by this soczety, and: uoguoceas attending them has been so miiked, ._tl1at the Directors anticipate, ' . item * Allie,-'t*lilig'jrl"inducements oered, togIbI"'v vitht `a more gene_a`;l,v: ans - Vdmcgoa.obje"_._u th..soiety, :m._u;'o: ' xeaafsi ' unt: wm`-be ,agtmv__ GLASS, S.\\VS, ..`--.-. A. cc and most reasonable terms-. ?_; . _ -- A _ _ `_-r *3 V Furniture Wo_x-ks amfstor-rocnis opposite he Rgjt13 Oicg, DAVID %D0UGAL1; -In--Iv.-n-db A `- -1-.-V I_.L-V -I_J .8`! if -ll-n _---- UW`l1EL'>Z!.GB5JIl aatac $603539 ..-.-.._;o;a-.-._ sMIT1e1 . & FORD, MANnuu`rv'rnrrmnn-`nu ' ' jvjj. American Cut Nails. Paints, Oils and Glass. Carpenter s Tools. Boring Machines, &c.% Spades, Shovels &c. MONUMENTS, moms _s};roNs, `ac; AJ\A Our Stock of Goods is now complete in every department ' ` which has been selected with great care, and bought to every advantage so as to give the customers the benet of the `Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. Consisting of --._-.... .. .`~a~~ m /\ A-an SUCCESSOR T0 E. GR../IVER. I. .l..l. _ (XI 1 I.` _\I MANUFA_C_1'URER8`0F The s Zrrel, 1500. makes great zido, For e hears the nnntv Rn mpnw, %@s1>R1NG@ PUTTY. EDGE TJOLS, -;\-I-1-~.-- -u,-.r 22?. 1If`JVl)_ERS()ZV S. MAMMOTH. NEVV DRESS GOODS, N EVV REVERSIBLE DRESS Goons, NEVV PRINTS (Magnificent), N E\V COLLERADES, , NEVV COTTON S (Grey and \Vh_ite), NEW S CARPETS, xv A1.a.A.1w.n_r VI JBJUI1. HIS PRICES ARE LOVV. 'l`HA1".S THE PLACE TO GO. AT THE THE. E;":'.F nu: `I .1181, B00, makes great M10, hears the song so mellow, And sing he would if he only could, For he s happy fellow : How nimbly he gets up the tree, And leaps among the brzmchcs, \Vhere proudly he looks down on me, And chattcrs on his lmunchcs. LOCKS, I LATCHFJS. VE 99% s` in and crowd us. 48-ly _ laymen` BARBIE F0,U_NpR.i_7` Steam, Faun > ,1 I T ;;:.%w.;;ra;;ama. % \ . furnished if required, ' , .13; CO0KE, fai`:.;.\ _.l Over Su1livan s Store, Dunlop-st., Barrie. ` --_.H..u -uolwuunu uuu I253!-C8 01 1113 CD5 tgmon-V and nding many of these are g\'1ided,"by""%he` price instead of the quality, he 18 obhged to shape his ooutaa.c9ordingly--ia it his fault 2 . niiihli uonncunum soclm, hon.\' STEPHENS, 45-ly. Opposite McCarthy's New Blvck, <:----- By .the application of an Iron Handle Bracket the smallest thing cannot be got into the working part of the Pump, thereby saving an immense deal of trouble and expense by keeping hard substances out. AI , . ._.._ --v.--- jICC& an entirely new dex;ice can be 0;. closed without raising the platform. /._..-_a..-- _Wood or Plastered, all sizgs, _ruab muss u on; no go out 0: ms uallcry. ' I\'.B.-Splem1i:1 Views of the Town of Barrie always on h;.nd. A large selection of Beautiful Pictures on c.'1Iil)itiO11 in the Gallery, where the public are c0nli:11l_\` invited to come and bring their friends, and examine the work. Y1\vv\v ..,....-.____, ' -2{i;1;i;: , Adjustable `Leak Valyeg entirelv nrmr l`nIr:nn A... `L. , T SETE GARTO|.`5"s\.` WRW_fEl_B >?;i3M?3 frost naveaccess to only one ewe or me mineral particles and little crystals of which the stone X8 composed, while the smoothness and gloati- neee of the exterior does not allow the rain to -__l6< lge u a11_`._it'; end consequently the water does not so iixto it the same way that it does into a rough surface. The finer the polish the more durable and lasting, therefore will the material be. Latterly its nee has become general in Great Britain; and now it has en- tirely enperesded everyother atone need for Monumental purpose; for there is none other In he nnmnnred to it hr benutv and dumbilitv. In returning thanks to the people of Barrie and surrounding country, for their liberal patronage since locating in ` this town, would call the attention of the public to the fact that he is daily producing some of the lhxizsr RESULTS IN THE AM` or PHOTOGRAPHY that can he desired. (Principal Operat- lm: done by J. S l`El llE`Ns). Every one is speaking of the Fine Results and Car- rectness of the \Vork. OLD, FADED and IN- FERIOR PICTURES, whether on Glass, Paper or Daguerreotype |Plates, Copied, Re- duced or Enlarged to any size. Having at great expense employed an Artist of high re- putation for Printing and Retouching, (former- ly for many years at Notman & Ewins To- u.;.w\_r. -.J.I...l.u1.'.|J.I11J.Vb3 ronto,)he is determined to let nothing but I _l9`irst class V\'orl: to out of his Gallery. I\'.l .--9DlendiIl the Trmrn nf I-II-ununuiu `.s.,pa,,..,,._,._' ,- DEAF hllln-Q---__ ,_zV(1,7itt auii Garvin. unvmnn nu 1Vf\n1vv- - Manufacturers of and Dealers in ' linmen-Iycsn and. "Italian Ila:-ble monuments. Headstones, Man- tels, from use plulnostvto tho 3 :.. most elaborate deslgnsa" 3 .PeseI-lnead and Aberdeen Scotch Granite Work In the above, a ` `speciality. ` In oint of durability Grsnite- takes the first p ace; as some of the oldest Monumental structures in the world, n`smely,, those: of Egypt,_ are of Red Granite framfthe, Quuries of Syene. The resistance which the stone presents to the action of the weather is much enhanced by the process of polishing, as the amount of surface exposed to the elements is thereby lessened, and the air, moisture, and frost haveaccess to only one side of the mineral n.-n-ticles and little crvstnls of which stone Monumental purpose.-.5 I01 were In none owner -ti) be compared to it {Dr beauty and durability. It stands for centuries unchanged, defying the most severe frost or damp to harm its mirror-like surface. '1... ....'lmm-Hun-u I-mwlnn hat? unzn-4: pvnnnnnn mu-ror-uxe surlace. - The subscribers having had ears experience in the manufacture of Tomb tones, &c., can uarantce perfect satisfaction to all, and can :11 orders for decorating the graves of de mu-I-ml friends: at lnw uur-ea. executed in the mnatawanxs, f - coLI.mu STREET.` k A; L. 3JIg_go.,| Mann: n+'11ko-nu-a n n l nu orders (or clecoranng une graves 01 ue arted friends at low gures, executed in the est style of workmanship. Sam lea of work constant] on hand to be seen at t e works. A call 15 respectfully solicited before order- ing elsewhere. A. L. BURK & 00. n o 1- I nnn (' CF Ir: 1-- J. M. BOTHWELL, I cgnnmu _s'rn1zI_z'r.~ ' A0j;'pos-ite Pub7ic School, Barrie. J. `B. conKs%,V I In Drenar-ed tn nndnrlmlrn 41.. A -V. ,-,"I,_I 1 I. y? _ V_ of any dgqcription o_p_ thepiost reasonable, terma,,_u;d jvgith p;~omp 6 'fu1l1men of orders. saw V" EDITED BY J. M. BOTIIWELL. -'.j -Cloths cleaned on 1 `ll #40 Barrie, July 2931. 12.15. -1" v*-_ Kegps h-andiall kinda o Vnn 5 Anna ;ARRIE COAL Provisions, :_l='lour, Bran, Oats, and every! description of Iced a.lways on hand and deliver- cdju any part of the Town. Just Ilceived a large Stock in all the Leading Lines of the Choices! G1`-cons, Blacks, Japans, &., which will be sold at very low gures. ` . '. ' '- I . !Is_prepa1`_ 1o u1ideA1-take the _ putting in! of j h;`:--n`-_ .Ho'ronn5_P_Hm?. BARBERING &j<: rn, Faundfy, "Domestic ami _. BlacIcsmith s. Use. _ 0_2:pJ.s*z"te Razlway Statzon. JNO.'STE1b3I-IENS n rnhn-nin.. 4-l.....l... 4... LL, , 1 ........................................... 'In'\~oflu'InIlI HAIHBUTTING 8L DRESSING, D SHAVING AND SHAHPOOING ll|lUIll:l`5 ll-I` U1 TANKS nu-\vv`1`na4u-:-.L.'_. . _; 11 , , SALOON. nsazoxunnn the shortest notice. :s,_ madeto order. 6-ly. ` ' OFFICE` _ --_vv, opened and I]. ;,_ T J7 St:|'..ee1:, Barrie. { V m..;\` nq Vchom`-r:.qN's om) snwn; oonman DUNLOF AND I . cwwm:-srnmzrs. V 41 ; 10"?! I. 314) nmLooMm3a'.iRmm plums` ;oN. mun. ; "UHEEN. BLAUK. AND JA.PAN TEAS,`?ml In 3 and 5 yound Cannistera, which will_ be found of Special I blue, and w `:11 worthy the 3'62 | . o tentxcm of purchasers. We have on hand a. lauge lot of Canadian Ale, in quart and pin 1: bottles, whis `-11 We recommend aa being in excellent condition, at 75c and $1 25 the doze :1. Bottles to he 1`ctl1I'11e l in! I . ' . :0: . Also an a` xsortment of Potted Meats, Ham and Chicken, Bee If and Game, Strasbourg: Meats, Anclm` _Y P3590. GT0? 8; Bluckw ell's Currie Powder, Ft-en `ch Capers in Bottles, \Vorccs- |ters1 um and Reading Sauce. Crosse _& Blackwell's, Capt.. VVhite s and other Pickles. ` ` ' ` :0: <;AR.mAaE _PA|__N1 -me AND TRIMMING IN ALL! % T `_` IT! 3.-`BRANCHES. 4 Kei -_At about 4- o olook the other morn- ing a boiler in the Union Pacic Com~ pany'sro\ling,mill,taLarnn|ieOity,W. I`. exploded with terrible foroe,'cornpletel'y, wrecking the south half of the mill.` Four uieuivere finsthiztly-killed and` '31) others seriously wounded. The explosion _occu.rred_a{terthe night hand; had Qonarhome and before the morning hands oan1`ein,eoA that less then twen`_t_y` . men were in the mill out the time`, 2 ,; nearly every one of whom-`yes either; M killed-:__o`rA_hirrt. ;_;1The boiler was1ca'rriod= ` emu ' `wa1l`3f`the mi11n'bd 7 V " ` _ ;mile`9n the prairie. ..x-.1`. ' nu vuc|Au5 BUALIU Vlify (JIM HUI! V `VGREEN. BLACK. AND TEAS,`?m In3 nun r:........',: n.....;.-.... ..,1.:..1. man... :,......1 -: 0--..--2 . v_1__, _n ____.L__ .L- -.: I HUN'l`E1R, & 00., ___.____- __ PAiNi`$ OILS Gi.ASS. PU mi VARNISH PAINTERS 85 AIEN v ` rooL; A ALL'K11'sIDs"o1* STOCK'AND TOOLS USE?) ERS S _v A Sn: rm. c_ P;\INTING BUSINESS. ` HUN-1?E1zf"?iE1'v; i.L,c; Co., TE:aEa@Ja3J&mswE~Rmmamas nun ..u IFURS, sHAw%Ls, MAnm.:-.5,` % CLOUDS. SCARFS, BLANKETS, HEAQI CLOTHING,| V75 3113 BULI DU D \-|lBUvun--j-v--- conmlgucn 0N '['Q.])AY, and ahallvt-_:ontinuo till all` the above] As we are determined not to carry any of these Goods to another season,\ suit our customers during this sale. __ _-- .\-up--oq-now-nvsri TT1 [(}ANTON` ii" sT'6i'EI% We shall seuyat a c1iaoount.:rom 10 to 30 per < ______.___. _..__ ..... .-4. -`air .u.A aim" I-nnti 2.1y- -'Phcms W. Piper, `he sexton of Wardenvstreet Church, .Bosfon,\nd con` Wcfed of the murder of li't1e Mabel Younz, in the tower of the church, has been sentenced to be hung. @ W. 3. camm, PLAIN &: QRNAMENTAL ` I1$TTER.&o..3%- TEAS. GFLOCERIES. wwas, LIQUORS. g_,a-;AA-,- --__ _AAA..- UIIIIIIUILIVIB uulbu III-I-I -"V-" QN1: 150012 EAST OF QUEEN S HOTEL. -__:---;n n 3 I II IF\I F`; BA3-31:3` AND connxufrwoon. j_ .-----...-.__._?_....__...__.. ,_ ___j,,- ,7,,,, smouc & mum NEW PRINTS, NEW CRETONN ES, During the past year is a suicient guarantee that general satisfaction has been given. I New Canadian, Scotch, & West of England Twecds, New Coatings, Vcstigs, & Trowserings, New Spring Over-Coatings, UUIII his I -~~v vvw-`I-V . . . `.3 ! ; * . :4 .* 3y` H_CLACnLAK.. L . '. J` ' v . Come lotus 3' ! for the me S ' II here witllllner joyous traing; pmig. ; And the little school-boy claps hishaml with joy For the blue-bird's come again. V The owexs peep forth,4- for the smiling earth Her winter's chain is bren1iing,-- And all things fair, in earth and air, ,';.l;o_lifel and joy are waking. ' TE lnedts creep from their winter- s sleep, `v 1% q\- has amyatic humming ; e hear the beat oi unnumbered feet, To the joyous revel coming. The dark brown thrush leaves the lowly bush, And mounts to the ma.ple s branches ; - ' With joy he sees the budding trees, And into song he launches. _ Spnmc. Goons MANY LINES NOWN OPEN. NEW DRESS GOODS, EIISTIIIVI TAILIIBING HBPABTMBNT THIER NEW m@ssmm1mm@ 2 A SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW FELT HATS JUST OPENED} Barrie, March 15th, 1876. Onlers for Spring Clothing Solz'cz'tc(l. The Balance of om-zbeautifnl andzwo On Monday, the 20th Instant. % 2: 92 Q E: h L. L: -0119 SW05. 8. barber living? `on West 'l`h"rty-first-street, New -York, communicated small-pox to several of his nnnmmm-a, hie mu. )...:...-u-ar_-. 1 NEW WHITE CO'I"1`ONS&'SHEET[NGS, N EVV SIBKS, (Black and Colorcd),`, 5:4; in am AQSOBTMENT op. sHKw%Ls, MANTLES, Under efficient management, will be Opened NEW LINENS, NEW BROWN DUCKS. STRONG & LOU NT. VVe are also offering some very ch; yiqe '51 A I11`? A 19"` -- - -s NEW TEES, NEW, RIBBONS, ARE DAILY RECEIVING NEW _,.,..........u..u.~uu numu-pus LU SBVBYEII Of customers, his wife being!affec`ed with the disease and he conceing the fact. Six of thowe attacked died, and many are still suffering. I . JJLILJJ. V .__ "sTR"dH 8; HURLEY, "------ -: --- q-.,`-..,..'.. zurnsuuueny, -| reacne I and 1 {Tc mntoes and Peas in 2 lb. Tms. Sn- THE SUCCESS OF THEIR 5&5 F3 {'3 63 f5` 0 cent . nus GREATJSALE WI: and ahallvcontinuo all above lines are cleared out. . _ L, _.__u_.... ............ `urn ullnll unqlzn nrinnn NEVV DRESS BUTTONS, 1'-P-730! nli-uu A III-uI\V|IUu`D-I-as NEXV SPRING MA NTLES. DUNLOP-ST., BAEREB. _A United States silver dbllar is now worth 83 2-110 cents in gold. ' New Trimmings, &c, &c. S, Vlelected Stock of I] n,wc aha.ll.ma.ko prices 51-ly ._____._. wn 1 1 SIMPLY Bscwsz the Valuable new vegetable ingredfcuIs,(somc ol w`h,vQhmedlClh mention, euch nsthe Extracls (1 W`. H Bark, Puzloplwllum,Junlper,Quns.~;|a 3" Chem Dandelion, Hyoscyamus, COIAPOIZIIJ [a'"`-:' Colocynlh, Jnlap, aocolrine Aloe; (."'`- J d-c. 6&1; ) whicla enlerinlo the comp:,``i'l`'-Ln. _ coml/u'e:l mcdlolne, are such and so 1.3;} on on in`. classied and carnpoundcd, lhul it is mndnmnm sezu-chin cu-livcin the Know" worldelhe men: not help utactontho syslcmina very`-mnd(a:. . and desirable manner. No muller whm sfnclm men! may b.:, or how long nlunding, ,, Wlgur al. spa} and nafonish ycu by the mm malnandlbt wluch you are mutated to pcrlecl. heahh E311, when 7 _ _ .I. Thatthe Guru Snoauoruzxs Runny "D M` onhe Exmnen! Ind_aIn M6GiCineIMan D a Lewis Joaephun,o1lnc Grgal Tribe ofshahou` British C4)lu{nb|n`,l8 W0-km the most m,,v"["' and astonlshxnghurea the grid ever hrarm Never in the annals olCnnnd:an Medical H. 01. has such success attended the introduction 0, medicine heretororewnn anmul V um-.....u Hm llnl....I I- .-..-, '\ V 039 , . his Me lxclnc ta pleasant and sale 10 take is warrnnt:d,nnd may positively be rched go make a permanent cure ol ull dx'p,c;N_.,. Throat. Lungs, Liver Kidneys, Dzgesuve () &c. & ,.,as well as Scrolula, the vnnjlmg mu Diseases, Hurnm-s,and all dlset1s_.-3 u;;,._ H mm lm urity on !he Blood, Cxgrepm gt '1; Fair. sum of onsum non. Further1ntc.fut.`..c:., wut , M directions or using {he Greal S.:o:;lr._orcea 1135],, 6; Pills,nnd contnmmg Teuulzncnxu-.2 and Cum! cates of Cures.c-an be obtained by securing M Treaties,lhe Hand-book: or the Almanac p : Han` "M 0' ll.e Iran; ch-cul; :3 from any reapectal-`e l)ruggu1m.u' . Dominion--tree. _ . Price of Remedy in large Pm! Botzlu $1. Pzlls per Bot: 25 cu. 1-tn`.-.- Raln In: all Drnmvintn nml nmm .-. \_/ CIITHHILD, J. O. CEVIBBRLAIN, Esq. This iajto mg thatabout three years ago I became amm with Bronchitis which lasted Ibout rr.;:.`.:(; months. ' Iwr: so aiictod for the w-a`:.:;r,. breath that it was very diicult for me tos:e..i-x nudin the night time frequently throwing in clothes off xnd raising in tbn bed in km. mu strangling. I tried three oftbe moat eminer. pizysicinnsin the County of Nortiiunzierlari for about a year without rweiving any fbenet. In fact I cuzztinued getting worse a1l.Ii.e time ,At lnsti was advised to try the Great .`i;c:`.'.o- I.....- Rnmndv. ' I bnuoht a bottle nfit. and man ,At last 1 W83 uuvzscu w Lry we UTE!!! .`1.(,:.'0- nee; Remedy. I bought a bottle of it, and when it was about nished I began to feel a] ".:. better. I continued to use itzumill had tn!-:1 three bottles, when. to my satisfaction. If:,. that I was aszwell as ever] had been :.-:~,;_ to my illness, and have been soever since. JOHN SILV ..P.. Sworn before me atSmitheI:l,thie om day ofApril,A.D., 1870. J. M.WELLINGTON,J.P. --'The famous American Stallion Hamblctoniun is dead. - -He was 28 years o`d, and sire ofthe most noted and vahmbie trotting stock in America.. lm .1. 50901.19! 41.:/an an! '49:)! I3'For Sale by all Druggnsts and Dealers it Mediciaa. AGINTI 10!`. {5Amur..-John WW1; Watson & Co.,Wella Bros . Tolhu 5 McLean, Omnnu.--J. W.Slaven. COX.L1NGWO0D.~)};` Ca.ro:nlor. nrumuunu An2u'rn.-NnH}unn k 1.-., Ua.ro:nlor. Waonnun Aexm~s.-Nox:}ucp & Luna- Torouto; Lyman Bros. & Co, Torobu,'~ 5 iot & 00.. Toronto. 35.'~'-H7 ; WONDERFUL CURE OF LC.N'G DI.'~'.'-`ASE Rnnnlrvvva Any-H Kfh 1G7. WUNUISIUVUM Uunr. Ur uurvu 1/J.`r.'.:z: . Bnooxnn, Apri15th.18TC`. J. '0. C`n.umz::Lz.m, EsQ.-m,---This is to certify thatmy wife was very low with lur.gd.I ease. The Doctor hadgiven her up. Me 3326 her lungs were tubcrclcd, 9.ndznedic'E;;.-cu.;j not help her. Asalaa`. resort, 1 purchased 5 bottle of the_Great Shoshonecs Remedy. Ax the expiration of two days, her symptom .~ were decidely better. She continued to':m;r'v('lo rapidly that by the time she had taken c'1e tot tle she was able sit up. By the continuance the rem?dy_she was perfectly restored to !.ea'14' Vnv`. mm: nnhtiqh the fact: for the bent . c For 1310 `n Barrie laylohn W695-I; tdd, yttlon 6 09., an Well I Bros. EiSnl in Bar! ic by John Xv all other drnggists. \'.\..u._n.. 9. I ...__.... "|"...,\..L 1`.nc8 3` On] . VVC Wu] auun L -- . 0- D. an ject to examination, if yw tend ,3? With the Order, thchu.1:un--- of >1 can pa)` the Express C0,, if the '31 h 1 lanfu-_h `FY. .... v-..-. .....,,b.. .. . Northrop & Lyman, Agents, who will supply I tor's prices. ecu mu .1 III an n.--... | I uchroum ngn-nay, it is thv -ing ngcncvmxt. H\'crylml_v lu`.'1-~' pictures. '4: lmvc walk and mum men and women, l)oy_s and ;_'1Il,<, spare time, daytime or cvcnmg. .:l travelling. Inclosc$l in :\ lcttvl`. by return mall. They sell at snglnt . TIT A 1\Tfl1T.1T\.-\ucnts for tlxul 2'-O CODES. Selling Imit:~.ti..n mm \V..: in the market. This 1.` ;. |' Sglver Hunting (13-H011 Watch ; I-In-_r1i r V Gold Plate ; sunk Second Dial ; Full -1- \\- ~ Expansion Balance ; Nickle .\lu\\:n1 beautifully engraved (`mes ;:1nd is u,.1.~.} appearance toa goI1\\':Lt('11 that cm: 35030 3100. It sells and trmhs run` `~ from 325t0 $60. If you wish a. xvntwh vonr own use, or to make mmwy on. tr): K rfrice $17 on] We will semi this M I` 0 I'D an 4..-1: tn ntaminntiml, _wH` -A honible domtic tragedy oc- curred in Boston the other morning. Joseph Hall, a" batter by trade. and fasldin I!` nnrwnr after!` -:"- L3 IauIIacu.'r_y. CANmake splendid pay sellin- `goods. We have other nnvcltiw 9113 8-! * le 3.; Flour. Send stamp fv Illustrate catalogue. Address F. P. GLUCK, New Redford, WHl';"'LEADS. uexzxumn" `-No'.1.'r--No 2," and " No 3," of this mud; T are unsurpassed for body and hri11isn_C,V '~ `shade. Packages centain full nett weiiib" The publlh are warned that-certain other l rand are 1 ilbmahort in every no-called 25 r package. . I Exarninu the brand anbdo not be put 03 withginfcrlor paintI,. The as? is always can?- IE; - mu ...__._._.-.-'- ; -- ";)ld5I any refbecluble dealers in P-,`` ` . r I by ..u.....gu.o-u om N ';;,;`;:a;' we . In!) an mnt-,\' V '14:` T/`i'lI'.'/I/`r 1:} i'Il`n\.`,\\ Cure Leucorrlum (or \\'hitc.~), Pu-infx s2r11M}on,Vl.)'lcex-axtioxn of the I'v.n..-_ 4 df. Absent Blonstruntion. and M1 knmm as Fomnle \\'cakm'\<. The; un- vritlx the g1`L`. I'cs-t mrc, under the 171;!` vision nf :3. pk)` x,i;1n who haw m:1Icf-4: (mos xx sruclnl rm ' for many }'c`.U'., u nvn n \7.x.'Hr-inn 1\v\ i..h I as-A uuuuu. `E \ FEMALE REGULATOR R? Sold by all Druggisu; over'3'whr.'--. Price. one box. 91; sir: boxes. 83: s. ':L free of pmtagc sccurcly sealed {mm m? -~ For full particulars write for our puzzu-2.2. we will send in 8. sealed exx\'cIup.~ In ntzy on receipt of post stamp to pre-p:`.)` r-.-t urn Address all 12110:: for p11'!.1p.hlL".S4rI'1_-1:1` 2 WILLLU1 GR}. '1' .`.- (W n ? ' .11 J.` L .lJ.l}1)rl'I.\'lhlLr\.I`;;\..V - It contains 15 sheen: paper, 13 um Penholder, 1`cncil, patent \':u--I package of Parfuxuury and a pi:-c.- Single package with elegant `L'ri1.v. 25 cents. 11}. n-,4 ,,_~.LJ: H ft` - .v.....;.,.;.u why`; can depend in M6 hour and, (Jim an unfailing 2 1'.`1 .`\rA1 1" hnnvvr An-I ll) TCEIXFII H18-ll. \. vANTED`E: Yb nnnf-Hun Ir`; :hn`f`Y.~l .u.ey.. .|..|.'.1II, a. master by trade. and residing at 40 Carver street, with his wife, Alice Hall, who left him some ten days ago on account of his drunken habits, but` soon"after returned._ was this morning discovered lyingv beside her dead bodvwith his throat cut. The womanhad been banteneto death by her husband with, a heavy wash bowl and pitcher. `Hall was taken to the hospital and Vwillgdie. ' ' .~;`:+- , " ~\/'>~-' 1 n`"`* `QURE OF BRONCHITIS.` D...___ DE`. DCLAI M THE GLAD TIDINGS ..L _ nu--. _ a....-.._..___ n_, .~l.;\-nu. ;' cdicinc 0 `II A Lulu UH \\ .'|kll A` I` n M. RRIIID LADIES A lV., Inna... .-...n 1 xu, Sell ('1.../u No. l GROUND 1 Hey awn an. 3 Agents for 1 1)riZC})1\ck:r:~ an nnnvr. 1 :2r:r LL '1 9231? 0' b John:V:Vd9dl:f5 5 : m We1l lBroI. --A young woman tried to commit suicide at Windsor last week by jump-' ing fgom a ferry boat into the river. Sue alightgzd on 9. cake of ice, however, instead otin the. water, and was taken up with aspraitazzd ankle. FuilhiCSS'- - ness of her lover was tho cause of her attempt to destroy herself. _ L*JO Summnn. Phi; 3". .:..1 MICE HI cw `- 3 Wat prm ' scljin: In... - : };r il'\ Hum Wntgl ll)-. . . 31393 -Tha dath is announced at Alex. andria. in Egypt,of Mr. Thomas sgeeye Livingstone, the eldest son of the great'African traveller, D;,V Living- stone. . --Colone1 Baker will, without the shadow of a doubt, come to America at the near expiration of his imprison- ment. His wife visits: him as frequent- ly as the regulations of the prison will allow. i T u -~ I'he Biil tn phnish wife-baa`ei's by nuhlio whipping has become law, in California . . Ah, Robin dear ! ybu're welcome here, ` Come, tell us where you've been, lad`: ,._How time has passed, since we saw you last, And vylmt sights you have seen, lad. And 0, ye bands from srmtheru lands, . (X roving little fellows.` That duly here, with spring appear, 09' mirth and joy to tell us 2 --Pximroses ahd. violets are being gathered ii1"Surry and Kent. run _--. -- ..__._- -It is stated in.Paris that represent- atives of England and France will shortly meet `to negotiate a new com- mercial treaty, 1., ,, ,. 1.1 .V.1 `I1 . --Advices received from India by mail report that the steamship Jowd, from Sheba, Arabia,has been wrecked in the Arabian Sea. She-had on board about 500 pllgnms, chxey Persians. Three men are supposed to be the only survivers. ill.- U -i`he Kplaflgel iswreported to have broken out in Mesopotamia. `I\.. `I1 T-L_L__ W, II I Z---b_r known as the medical officer to: the city of Lon- don,is dead. ' T.` 1- 1: Kohkand, the territory recently an- nexed by Russia, is the nchestnud most ferti`e of the Asiatic provinces. Corn, cotton, and sxlks are the staples, "Pl... n..I.'.... !VL_`._.L_.. L, ,1` V V. - --: --~~- ~---~ ~--v '--- -'-r"--'.' -'1`he Italian Chamber has adjourn- ed till April 6th, in order to enable the new Mxmstry` tb examine the Bills in-{ troduccd by theirprcdecessozs. ,-'l`he re-.i\ name of Thomas; the Bremerhaven assassin, appears to be Alexander Keith. His father, accord- ing to the Berlin correspondent of the I`zmes,Vwae a brewer in IIalifa.\'., Nova Qcotia, \v'nere.the assassin was born. Before attempting the destruction of the Mosel, Keith shipped the infernal machine on board the German Lloyd steamer Rhine, insaring the chest for 8,000. The machine actually made the voyage to New York, butdid not rxplode; the clock work being damaged in rackingj . A -A letter from the County ofOxford passed -through the London pds!-office the other day, addressed to _ James Whycherly, Esq., Mr. Andrew Smog"- gins P.O.,. Oxford, County, Maine, U.S. It is supposed the epnstle is in- tended for Androscroggin. ; __A__,_ _,,,,, . 1; Queues on matters relaling tn llmsc subjects will be re. piied to In this column under the head of Notices 10 Colrespondems.) --It 18 reported that the Emperor of Russia intends toi create the Duke of Edinburgh an Imperial Prince of Pmssia. A--"t is 2 -aid that some of the Toronto 3a!con-kepers hope to evade the new ncense bill cu'Jtmg them off by turn- ing theirpremlsea into low-priced, club: --The other evveninglvlo Windsor young ladies were shot at with a gun by some unknown mlscreant. The murder of one of them was the v1llaiu's, nbject as the bullet buried ltself in '.he wall a few inches from her head. -The New Brunswick. Legislature proposes to "pass a bill compelling par- ishea to support their own poor,` and it an indigent person x_s tound out of his own disuict he will be returned to it and the cost charged to the parish to wl .ich he belonged. --Mr. jzunes Sttcr, of Up'.1'i1l, trap-,. pad 11 vcxy lgrge eaglg, glive, a short distance trom his own house the other . ~ L L ` n' -q .1: I -An old Irishman, named Brennan, who hud"a1tainedt'ho age of` 105 yams and mu months, died at the h0SpHl1l at Q-.1ebac,Tlr.st week. ' .. . -.-.-. _ --The Cmdiani Gcibda. :rsi 1jp,; in Ienuialare now being shipped to-Phil: -. delpbia`. T . ' - ` VIII - _,,_,__.__ ,,f T_-__ __.__ (`__ IV '7`. . ' -'1`be revenue of Nova Scotn. fer 1876-77_is placed at $676,S0(_),_and ex- penditure at $610,971. Inn 71- no. kn I 1 I.. -'l'he Hamilton City Chamberlain has been ms:msse_d Irom oicq, his`1'ac- cuuuts having been found . inqcu ra}e. , - . --Two cows accidentally shut up in I an unused stable in Meuford remained ' in durance for over lwoweeks, and were starved to death. I '_You re welcome here ! my xuinstrels dear,-- My little wildwood rmlgcrs, That by your star are led afar, To sing your songs to strangers; 'Ye rc a. jovial lot ! what a happy thought Aye with the spring to travel, \Vith skies of blue the whole year through, And a never ending revel! --Tho prisoners Youirg, onic;el of the murder of Abel Macdonuld, have Iully confessed Ihevir guilt. -~Pre:ident Grant is rther seriously I. BRITISH AND FOREIGN`. '"cA1~IA_DI'AN_ CUR-11g:n;q3*.. UN IT ED STATES. Barrie, April, 1875-,` J..l.lL..I.-LI.J...L.I \JI J.l.J.IJ.I On the shortest notice terms,-; . ' ' . ~ .n`nwn:fnw-an `VA-Ipn ......l7':V1.- The Subscriber Begs to intimate to his friends and the public of Barrie and surrounding Country that he Manufactures and deals in ` . Fuaunu I O 1' V.e`v e r y descirintion. l {t(;=_ 1i}x[{V}STE}{S5 }'I0MEI`dR }fA"RDW21RI(3/..=g{}' SC YTHES, _ SCVA TEES, . HOHES, . SPADES, RAKES, FORKS, v GRAIN SCOOPS, SHOVELS, Q BUILDER S HOME FOR HARDWARE. am an-..~.~vv.-.v,.,.. K ,,.,.,u,.~u.a.,..,...,._,,.,., sEEDs-BUYP:P;"AivD SELLE as. u uncut uv nus: vu. ussuu. one i Largest, best,dnd cheapest stock` of Furniture In this section of country. which, org` inspectibn, will prdve to be the fact. He :11. o.d5eI 11:` A RTTKT (`I A 1n1\ rn*rT-n vn-rn ms . LSLEIGH BELLS, CURRY `comes, HORSE BRUSHES, ~ LANTERNs& GLOBES, HALTER cl-mms, TRAGE CHAINS, .U.""`?_ WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE HAPPY ! If so, then go to the New Hardware Store next _ door to Mr; Freeman's Furniture Store. The Proprietor will be on ex]1ibitio n daily, Sundays excepted, from 7 a.m., _till he shuts up at night. Admission Free. p... -1 - I \'f'!'l`I\PI'\I'1`l\.`\1 -I1-r\`nl"ru viz-xv-\ 71- 1 -rs-r\rrr . vxvu g .- This Wonderful Place is next dbr to Mr. Freeman s Furmtu7"e . Store. LTrg/ CAENET % MAKm(| '--"--j----*i--'**`**""`3:: MO0RE & LILE, 2 Doors West of c+o1den Beaver. Iardware! Haxdware !\ IAnd. a Splendid Assortment of wi-ups A 71-! rv-Iv--I-`I-I FARMERS LEAVING BOOTS TO BE REPAIRED IN THE MORNING, CAN T_A_KE TTHEMLPVACK IN a*iHif'E37.`1a.*~i`ING., - . _ ` NEW SILKS, NEW BLACK NEW COLOR} NEW TWEED NEW SHEETI NEW SHIRT1 the selection and purchase of seeds for the garden and farm must be rmicie, where not already done, we will take the liberty of discussing a few of the topics which are as sure to crop up as All Fools Day will come on the first of April, unless that the new era of Grange ism which has dawned upon. no, will have the happyeect .as- pro- mis'ed--of landing us in that Utopia where everything supplied by the As the season is now upon us when! men will be sure to grow and ourish under treatment the most adverse, and circumstances the most unpropitious ; and where farmers shall cease to grumble, and wear a happy rriein. Un- less all this comes to pass we shall as usual have farmers and gardeners niak- ing their annual complaints about the failure of seeds to sprout,` a failure which in nine cases out or ten is any thing but the fault of bad seed. "If purchases would just hear in mind that in any branch of business it is not only the worst ,form of economy, but simply disastrous to a vendor's business to send out impure and adultemted arti- cles, they would give him credit, if from nothing but from selfish motives of a desire to give satisfaction to his customers, by supplying them with as good an article as the price will aord. We are speaking within our knowledge when we state that there is no other branch of business which requires,and upon which so much skill and care 1 ! bestowed as the seed business. In no, other cases that we know of, is so little consideration or common sense brought to bear as in the majority of cases with seeds, more especially the ner ones. Al|7ladies, or the ma]crity of them, havea natural and highly conimend- able taste for vegetables and owers, and without that experience which only practice will give them, the most careful and skillful will fail in the ma- jority of instances, and those who possess neither care nor patience will of course sutier still more, and all simply because they do not understand that each different variety requires special treatment of its own ; for instance, we will suppose that the soil is in n {it and proper state to receive the seed ; but in ninety-nine cases out of the hundred this is not the case,as the ground is either too wet and baked or too lcose and dry; but having purchased the seed and made up their mind to sow, they will do so without any regard to this whatever, and it the former is the case, and should the seed not perish from the cold and wet, it sure to be enfeebled as to be unable to push its tender germ through the hard crust which has formed. 01- it the latter, `they will become so dried and shrivel- ' Jed up as to make it impossible for them to germinate, having lost it their -vitality. But suppose the soil every- thing to be desired, they will commence with their collection and treat`. all alike, covering their celery as deep as their cabbage, and planting their peas as near the surface as the onion, giving their choicest and most tender annuals the same treatment as native and hardv onesyand if all does not come right it is the fault of" f` that s'e_e'd.j Again, a farmer wants to purchase wheat, oats, peas, timothy, or clover seed, and as a rule, on what principle does he pro- ceed. In the majority of cases by pnr- ` chasing a foul and interior article it because it is apparently five per cent. 1 l I l cheaper ; Who 1 in Teahty it is one thousand per cent dearer than a clean and pure one. But he has practised economy, and is by another season the htfppy possessor of a promising crop of -_cockle, wild oats, sorrel, mustard or thistles, as the case may be,'and the ` ttnenchant from proting by past exper- issue, will {endeavor to procure goods to suit the wants and tastes of his toners; and nina nu..." .: .i._-_ __, NECK -1 AT TIEIE SIGN OF THE CROSS-(BUT SAVV. 1--we MUST I @For winter Lines :5 Resiso11`a'$i'e. mg will be Rrusea. HA_P.DWAREV& AGRJCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS IBUILDEHS HARDWARE, [Barnum an the Iuule .' E51-ocx or wm-rr-:R Boots & SHOES l "%' BEE u; .u4.--4 Everything in HA :58 -V (MIPS, (newest). ._-1._.'02-- .\Vith burning breast, and snowy crest, The Woodpecker luvcs to follow, , 7And how he raps, and tap, tap, taps ` On every heart that : hollow. ffhe pewee and tho chicadee. "I`be phoebe, and the swallow, And in the air, on pininns rare, Or romping in the fallow. `-::"30I"--`:" ~ SPECIALTIES :-B1:Lck`Lustres, 125 cents; 36 inch Grey Cottons, `l0 cents; Ladies . Boots, 75 cents; Lace Curtains, 75 cents. on- . j.-;--- NEARRIZN BROTHERS, \`tfWl'5\-n-r.\'.'lr-rmanaa-uflaa Ex:-.nrTl iEru1`!.=I1f`lTl._ Tn ordef to make way for our Spring Goods which are beginning to come i J..l V LJLVL IJ\IAl J. 9.; H18 GOODS FIRS'I`~CL;\SS. ms TERMS ARE CASH. ! 1.1111! JJ.I.Ir1.'0u|u uvv;/mg '3?I7X5i< LUSTRES, 1 NEW 'COLORED LUSTRES, 4 ` 'TWEEDS, NEW , ' SHEETINGS, ' SHIRTIN GS (Grey & \Vhite), NE\V-CARPETS, .-RUFFLII\'GS, COLLARS, CUFFS, TIES, KID GLOVES, AND A COMPLETE . E STOCK OF LADIES & GENTS FURNISHINGS. 1' .e v 3; u I '<'1esc*r1pt1on. And that he has on hand the N-.B.-`-NIEW ELASTICS PUT IN OLD BOOTS As GOOD AS NEW. us P%L2ii\`iN Iiilifff nrtnuf. nnnn nn mnal: wanna:-uJ\`lA 4-3.....- . ,. We are prepared to make an immense the iuilunce of our large EV%E1V\6DY*s H(-)_U1 HA_iii)W}iRE. -. nnnhzu 1-\71u-urn r'~ Ann `I`I"I n vanrnnn Anti -rn Tet come to cheer our spirits here, For therc s a charm about you ; And oh ! to me, the woods would In- A dreary waste without you. -- --- :0 : -' CLOTHING; A fJ_|_.}_._.__S_1'__OCK, (BOSS). XL-S7U0?PBHAGRANITE Momumawm, -IEGl8.WASHS l`A N119 (`.l'\TT\`rmm1-3 Lmnnn ' . Mwswm < 1vzt@m@`iv5"?i'8?;?vf @m3 , mm Head :S'tones.nml Marlalb` Pm: _uu_1 uz _j1(u_u`u_1,.u._fL)UU`l.U1lUlllull ' = . MANTLEPIEO,ES,:WA.SHSTANDS, COUNTER TOPS, aw.) allkins oropr Bl 0NE.9r:h11,i1diz=g 9u1I*9a9s1nas.ie_t0:0rder - t V ,.'.,-',._a.t awheanra . LL`oRDERs i>% "* ` 5..-- .1 ., . ` . -'-v-nu. B".%1d% 8tret,La Fewt l:o:;m"DED `To: ` f _arrie J 3..._ou%+1;h- . . 131.}; rUETN:`r Una * A xi D CA B I N .e"'rwvv7T=IE._= \AAAAAAAAA AA--. -__--- vvv Flitiffj A jv\`JHI ` ` ; ' ) Head VS ones, and l|Iar6li:.;Pastsfar enclosing. Cm-Eras. u. (-9- .:,gRl6ts. Also A - -' 'I'.`:"` 3 V , \ n':"1 m-1 *n'n.:.'.* 5 I'ImIu';\:nau-- -_ - _-_, D; A. R`/i2:3.j .__:._.;();_. BOOTS & SHOES EVERYTHING. -----:`!-' And there the crow hops to and fro, I All in his coat so souty ; - And here you jay ! despite his bray- O, he's a. perfect beauty ! He knows it to, as well as you, And trims up in all weathers, Just see him stride with peacock pride 0! his collar, cap,'and feutlxers. -