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IILULIUJ I ;\GAu vu Lu LBAJJ5? ;.au:-vs . . Tm: DRUG Sromc, opposite the Barrie ' Hotel, is the best place in town to purchase drugs, medicines, dye stus, perfume ,'toilot articles, 850., &c. Mr. Monkmun eegs a good stock iznd sells cheap. reacriptxons carefully dispejnsed.__ ~ ` 2 ' ' 1: .;-.-. --.. ..-..u-...:.. .; ....:u. .. ....1.: ' .1- ....L' :_::A as one OI tne Cnuuren was uurn uuuu uuu the other died inside twenty-four hours after birth, `and no medical man hzwing been called, in. An inquest was consequent- ly demzmded;but afterheuring the evidence of some four or ve witnesses, together with the medical testimony of Dr. Morton, the jury thought no blame could be attaelled to any person and returned a. verdict of 1 death "from natural causes. ` nu. uluvnvn -3 van. Ivwu . .4... nu... .. , ......u ' RECEIVED this week at Tm: ADVANCE oice-I new stock of ruled letter headings, assorted sizes and styles. -Orders for prmting them `lled pr_ompt;1'v', axyxdet cheap rates. _ n.________ co......-... n ..... ......... ~n-_i__j uuuu tllylhhri , ....w -. -._--r --.---. Bmmnum STOCKS DIscoU1'r1:D.-.Dowl'erT *Brua. are now selling New Fresh Goods away bslow prices a_.slied_for old__shelf worn bankrupt goods. Call and be convmoed. ` Buy and save: Vmony. Nextto R. King Bakery. _ 7 - N-f'I`|nn"l\rnrn Qn-nun 7 'n~nn1m;4n `Ln 'Dni...3.. Fox: 81 1`m;.AnvA2`~'bE vi11Aba snt for one` yea;'to~any addrcgg, .._4q. .1 n -1 I1? .1-\ u .. u" Bzruan, Side West Dunlop-st, sells" the best brands of tobaccoa, Acigal-5, pipes, and a.I1Vamokcr'-su`ndries. ,G:L1l and try him. ' ;.__L _x_nI_._ A_...-___ _m_- gems, Fall Wheat . .. Treadwell. Springj . . . . . . -Barley . . . . . . Ferny... I633-. Oats . vans .......,..` Hay - - - . - . Straw . . . . . . . . . .. Potatoes per bag, .`_I:uh . . _ _ _ _ pay one duty`, and as 1: nos no luuuumuu 01 1t the only res-vurce left 13 to advance the pace ofplqughs. In the end it is the poor onsumer who us made to bear these accumu- ` Iated burdens, twist nndturn how you will. And. in this articular case the result is that Mr. Bqttere d s customers will in future` my one dollar more for their ploughs than t xey have been accustomed to paying. We hope the Tory farmers of Oro,Vcspra and surround-' ing townships like the prospect. TIT- -.... ..-.|. _'._ 2. __....:a.:.... L- ........L 1'... romtoes put nag ,, -'-tub. . . . Butter rolls .. . 3 ..nc ...... lb - 4' . . . Mutton, by carcaso . . SheepSkins......._... Dressed Hogs . Hides................ Beef-hind quarter... fnre nnm-tm. - - .. .D6eI-Inuu quurwr. fore qua.rte1f.. Turkeys each. . . . Fall Wheat. . . . Spring Wheat . . . . . . Bar1cy.'....... . . . . .. 0a.ts.... Peas . . . . . . . Rye . . . . Dressed Hogs . . . . . .. Beef --him1 quartexn. Mutton . . . . . . . . . . . Chickens per pair. . .1 Ducks per brace. . . . Gecsc, each - . . . . . . . Turkeys . ` . Butter. . . . . . . . . . .` E0 s per ozcn.... . _A`;)gp1es per brl . . . _ Potatoes, per bag. 4.. Haw . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..._._ ..V . ~ This is toic-ertify` that my wife, having been troiibled fnr_a. length of time with asthma. and general nervous debility, and liaving been treated by` medical men and used many pre- parations, milly tried a bottle of Victoria. Eypophosphites, and realized the most, im mediate an-1 pcrnianenhbexxeiit she ever got from any previous medicine. She felt like a new person. ' _, ~ Acacia, Norfolk C-J. Yours truly, - ~ R. G. Scidmorc. Dr. King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, etc., is given away in trial bottles free of cost to the alfccteil. If you have a. severe , `cough, could, (lilliculty of brezithing, hoarse- .ness or any affection of the throat or lungs by -all means give this wonderful. remedy a. trial. ` As you value your existence you can not af- _ ford to let this opportixnity pass. Ye _could not afford and would not give this remedy aw:-.y unless We know it would accomplish wh_at we claim for it. Tliousaxitls of hopeless cases have already been completely c1_'.red by it. .Therc is to medicine in the world that will cure one half the cases that Dr. King's _New Discovery will cure. For sale by W. T. Ge-or-gen, Barrie. USEFUL I::xronxuxoxx.-It 13- said that olive o'.l'~adIninisterad internally is an excellene rmedy for the gout, and is also bengvcial in paralysis, and epi`e[:sy; fut I01-the cure. of rheumatism, neura`gia,' colds and colic, and the rcznovalnf pain generally, there is uvpbing like the "Cant-.di:m Pain Deetroycr-," it \ he most re`.ia`nle - remedy For sn1c.'c_v Dr 11 g gfsts and cozxptry denhrs. Price 25 ,cnt dc bole. ,,.._..___.__H..__ __\_ _, ' A CA::D.--'I'Uall who are sulfcring from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c.. I will send a receipt that will cure you,FL .l'll:} OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis- covered by a missionary in South America. 'Senda' self-addressed 'enveIop:c to the R1:\ . Jos1~:r11.T. I.\'.\x.x:~',' Station D, Ncw York City. _ ' .- . A M.u>.n;I. 03` THE P1-:moi>.--If any one had said, even a short time ago tlmt Castor Oil could be made nice to ta.ke,_he w- :2 I probably have beemrcgarded asa. lltSul)j(.';: .-. lunatic asylum; yet that is the fact to-dz`, ;,~'a-nu" r E: Box\'.\'Ehavc manufactured ata.stelc.~:;~. .:~.m`>;i:m tion of Castor Oil with lycerine, which is more like cream than the a ominable (lose that was the horror of our childllood and the (lrezul of older years. Scott .& .B0wnc s Palatable Castor Oil-v-`25 cents :1 bottle-4-is a. treat in. stead of a. repugngxnce to the `palate. _,_,,___., ..__..__.`.. `aha-I--an`: I -:--. Having found that some persons have con- cluded that .\Vilson s Compound Syrup of \Vild Cherry contains opium [as most medi- cines prepared for the purpose do], the pro- prietors take this opportunity of_ stating that the VVi1d Cherry contains no trace of this :01` any other nz-.reotie, and may be given to an infant with the same szifety and-benet as to an adult. The tonic effects of the \\'ild' Cherry show themselves in an increased ap- petite and recupemted stren th, and to those whose systems have been re need by chronic disease of the lungs or bronchial tubes it is especially recommended. Sold by the princi- pal Druggists throughout Outznio at 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. _ 15.1111 Ill vvvvu-u_..r.. ....v ...... L.-v..:-..-. We are not in 9. position to voucli for thehccurncy of the Orillis. Grit paper's 'Ba.rrie correspondent. \Vhether this story be true or not we cannot say. Doubtless it has some foundation in fact, for it isnot very probable that a corra- ipondent would have undertaken to make th use he'~has of Mr. Buttercld s name without some authority for it. Assum- cuuu `snuvnvvnw #1": 4- {Ln nnxvu-nannn/lnn+ _M1'rcm;LLs Bm.L.A.DoxxA lm-novno -1.\'m.\ Runnzm lmovs PL.v\STER.--ThcI`C` never has been a time when the liealiniof so n1:my cnt diseases has been caused y outward appli- cation as the present. It is an undisputed fact that over halt` of the entire population ofthe globe to the use ofordinary plasters. The prin- cipal ingredients used in making these Plasters are Gum Olibanum-cr better known as the Frankincense--Rubber.` and Burgundy Pitch: which. when scientifically compounded, is full of electricity, and when combined with the pure medicinal gums, is found to be one of the great- est healing mediums` ever brought before the hu- man race. They are acknowledged by all who have used them to act quicker than any other Plasters they ever before tried, and that one of these Plasterswill do more real service than a hundrecloftheordinar kind. All other Plasters are slew of action, an require to be worn eon- tinuallf to effectn. cure : but with these it is en- tirely patient will feel its eifect. They possess all the soothing warminw. su porting and strengthen- ing qua `ties of all ot er Plasters. Many who have been relieved of RliEUM:\'l`lS.\I,_ TIC- DOLOREUX. and various other pains 1n_the KIDNEYS, BREAST or SIDE. and believe it is solely done by the electrical qualities which the Porous Plasters contain, and which is imparted to the system. thus restoring them to, a health?" condition. They are very soft and pliable. sti I very adhesive: and a sure cure for WEAK BACKS, PAINS IN THE SIDE AND BREAST: and run invaluable to those who have 9. GOLD of long standing. and often revent CONSUMP- TION. Some even tell as t ey believe theywere entirely cured bv the use of them of a. lon -seated Consumption. Pre ared b GEORGE . MIT CHELL; Lowell ass. So d bv all Drumzists. nI,3': ill erent;.the instant one is_applied the \J'1.'JL` .L`..?, LIIJJILLJ .I.-I...I-L|J* VV J.'l V7 LIJJJ pay Agents 3. Salary of $100 per month and expenses. or allow a large commission to sell our ncw and wonderful inventions. We mean what we say. Sample free. Address, 1'.'_'lrn QYTEWV ART Rr .0 If nan \v I `\I'1rcu The Right, Title an_d-fnter_st of the Insol- ventin and, to the following Valuable Lands, in the County of Simcoe, or sale by private contract :- . ` 9131;. West a Lot 15, 5th Concession Me. onte , 9ontainin'g about 90 acres. ' 0-41 `l7|:L...'........ -8 117...; 1 1.1. z: 1.4-. n,, say. auupw uuga. Auutcsa, 17-3m SHERMAN Sc 00., M.\PS!{,\LL. Mlcn. , .___- Splendid _L:ske Superior Bark Canoe for sale. Carpeted, varnished and clishioncd. Will hold three people. Cost $25. Will sell cheap. T9 be seen at C`-an-lcy s bout house. ~ I" ' Y) f!1l'l f\\I'C|l'\\T > Barrie, April 23, 1879. [LANDS F_O_R* SALE 2] (Insolvent `Act of 1875 and In the Matter of EERMAN GREEN, an - _ Insolvent. A . Wr1V.s`L`x:E`1:?`. $t Lot 6, in the Village of` Hillsdnle, containing about 1_of dare. "A`nu-J-o tn `Dunn-nu (`V-...........'.. I. *n_,., snug ntue sum or am ) away on nue 10E. cons uenceof this `Mr. B. says the price of ploug will be raised at least $1 each from this item alone, so that not only does the manufacturer recoverthe amount of duty from thefarmer, but an additional prot besides. The same rule applies in all other branches of trade, the consumer having to foot the bill. \ Such protection. nu Irv - ;,,`1`_':___ -__ 11.- 11.....- v, vvuvwnunus uuvuu I _UL 9019. pply to'BBA'l'1'Y, CIIADWICK & BIGOAR, Toronto, Veml_or s Solicitors, or to" ` ' `A.~W. 0011, Am vv vvn-Ulunnnnnna u--av-u '.nd .'" Fift acres of West-1} Lot 5], leaf; Con- vv wvn vvn ccssion M onte. n_"_`l (I__L`L 1- ,: 1'.L n u 19-II - Is 8 monthly. 100-page Scxjap Book of the cream of T tho.World's Intetature. 81ngl_e copy. mm. or 82 per oar. An Oil Ghromo `mm mchea) of "Yosemipo a1ley., price. 83:, ,B ack,Sl,z9ep,'!_$1-69 book. zn LjAi{oE FOR SALE. ho-Worlsfs n.!e;etur- .u119_99vv.- 90.0-.-. 9: I29! \`-`-_\- \.\'\'\ \.\. ~. .~.-. n.~.r-\,-_-_, `L * iiii`EE3sfi{173AD 1jH1s_C{vE WILL I nnv Aczents n Snlm-v of 9.100 nnr month nnrl zxmertiaexzxenzts. _:.._._._.:-. 'Ej_tTI3_iT13`- ` oMMiicug\|., BAR.RIE-1?ARKETS. J-IUVIUVVL, no nuns: MIR!-L` .|.l.'Ul.l.l . reference to this mate has I-Ln (man that on non, .xi;s;.y_.l:>eT found, as we are T ToRoNT_d '71S;`IARI{ETS.` ..*Zp2cic-.1 :`,VTottres 1:925 oi: `" cosr (-I"'I'o.'n lo-day's Mail.) 'XmeZ&{ng"Ac't3.' V ..-.._... CORRECTION. April 24th, 1879. --.._ l\l ..- ".4 .. nun- .. C." P. THOMVS-`$31, Opposite 0. 1 April: 232.1; 1879.` on on Ln 1 00 Tlie'folIowing appears in the Orillia Times as coming from n. Barrie corre You-rys t;uly, P. G. Scidmorc. .,_ u -...u, ....v- $090to1 99 .l.J . A '-Loat,on the 21st ' ., in the vici1_1ity.of Edmanaon & Russ '3 store, Utopia, a. Black ook, `containing 39 in bills _ - Any person nding the some wl be suitab rewarded bytetuming it to ' ` WM. SPROUL, Utopia. April, 23,1879. 17-lt April 23, _l879. \J _. V Containing Rooms, wit hard and soft water. West of the Tow ark. Apply to ~ AVID IRVING, Or at thi Ofce. Barrie,` April 23, ` ------------jg Barrie, April Q3, 1379. In the Matter of W. H. HOUSE, dealer in Boots and Shoes, trading in_thc Town of Barrie, in the County of Simco Insolvnt. The Insolvent has made a.asignmcnt"of his estate to me, the Credj rs are notied to meet at my office in Barrie on WEDNESDAY, SEVENTH day of MA next, at One o cI0ck p. m., to receive state cuts of his affairs, ap- point an Assigneq if day see t, and order the affairs of the ate generally. (`I T? I`(I'.AT)Yf In the Matter of MICHAEL DEVINE. dealer in Groceries, trading in the Yillagc of Midland, in the County of .imcoe,. In- solvent. _ V The Insolvnt has made an assignment of hzsestnte to me and the Cr itors are notified to meet at my Office in the Town of Barrie, on y'EDN'l<`.SDA'V, Hm HTR'l`I1`.'I`Fl' dav of meet : an Umcc m me "town or ban-1e, on WEDNESDAY, the HIRTIETH day of AI l".II._ in.=1t,, at Ono . z-In:-1: in the fdrennnn. who -Landau C--ILA LIJ-15:!-\llIlV|l' I 1\[EssI::`-L SowDo.\', Fonsnm & C0,, Millbrook, have opened an agency for the sale of their manufactures in Barrie. .VLLIn UK/ALA.` .LJ\J.l.|a.l..\l.LV,-,} Agent, will be on the market -every ma.rkc`E day to show samples and take ordc_rs. Implo- mnnts mnv he szm-n nn ' VF-ARMERS or-' SIMCOE. \li|y LU 5HU\V ."21Ull)lCS '.lXI(l FKLKC 0l'llC_X'E}. lIU[)lQ- meats may be seen on ` Callie)`-.s;t., adjoining AI)`. 1 . ]\'c(L)"n s,St0rc. Barrio, April 30, 1879. ` 17-ly V LVILLILI an W0 an: `iifthe case, that an nu- 3 .picture drawn :a.dmits.of `an expla-V '_nn.meThaTs been V .I_ _ --- We have in stock the following; C:m1s, neat-ly printed : -- - 1*` 01`. SALE, TO LET, -NO S.\IOKING, OFFICE, '[`EP..\1S;'CASH, NO CREDIT, NF)-.\I}MI'l."`1`ANCE, ll0O.\IS"-ITO LET, PRIVATE BOARDING, - ' .[ P.IVATE, Bar.-xe, April z, 1379. FOR SALE, CHEAP. `c Qn`n r -.. ,. m:...1..._ r J1. ' 4 Sets Saw-Log or imbcr Trucks, in good .rcpa.ir, all ready for" work. Apply to RI.7R'I`()T\.' Xv. MRO`, Barrie, April. 2nd`, 1379. - T ~-- 1 For Sale the well-know yacht SPJER I.1.V.'i A1,vply to . V , - . (1 H11` A\`nnnQ 011 the 4th day of L\.I.~.rch last, made by Wm. Hodgins in f:wor_of .\I.-trtin Gilpiu, for $14, and payable two years from date. The public-are hcrchy'ca.11ti0uc'.1 against negotiat- ing the same. \i \ h'T\I\Y'rI1I ntxv . ..---.-.uvu, DEAI`. SIR,-I have now thoroughly tested your Tallow Cup which gives me'_ entire satisfaction, and I find it does all you claim forit. It is apetfect and even feeder, and by raising or lowering the Cup` on the screw," can be made to feed faster slow in a moment. I am using it on my double engines, and wherc.I always had to use two cups (one on each engine) theone does the same work and much better. I have it attached to mystcam pipe, where no other oiler that ever I saw would feed, and by this means the tallow or oil is mixed with the steam before entering any of the valves or cylinders, 50 that every thin the steam comes in contact with receives ' its s xare-of the tallow. I would not be with- . out the cup for ve times thepricc of it if I could not get another, and I can strongly re- commend it to every one who runs n. steam engine. . ' \ mn-c 4-rnlv ' Six Lots at tlxelias`. end of 1 block or separately. Prcttily the water. Apply to 01'!` urn \'-' 4.. Q ` . ' '*`'`f:`tn '- ` . I 3 K P !|_ April 12, 1177!). D. S E YM UR, 1\n.n 0:. 1' I | FOTIK SALE OR I ' ._.. Fafihig Inlplnts ! 1\[E>s.s'1::;. Soxvnnx. FnILQ1`r-in xv. (`.n_. Millbrook. V April 8th, OTB LUST. T . I3m'x`i, linrch 11. 1879. Field and Garden "Seeds, fresh, at B9'l`ll\VELL s. [MONEY 1'0 LENB INVESTED FUNDS_ - - - $27,470,000" FUNDS INVESTED IN CANDDA - 900,000 Security.- Prom _t Payment. and Liberallty in the adjustment 0 its Losses are the prominent fcntuxcs otlit.-hi;s`Co;_11pnny. CANADA niunn nu um;-,-.....-..... . sf A?-_r_1%iv E D 1 - -_..,...._, cxxA1)L\ ngnum our mmzcrons : Hon. Henry. Stamagchairmnn; Thos. Cram Esqi. Devi`).-Chn.irmtn-: Sir-`Alexander T. Gal: 1% `QB .G.; h eodore lI_o.rt. Esq.; Geo. Stephens. Esq. Insurances affected at Moderate Rates of Pre- mium. Farm and;Non-hazardous Risks aspe- cinlty. ` " 7 (1 W n -_qMffp1' : : . `f'l\:1rlt\v v - A ~ _ - - uuuuy . G. F. C.'SMI'I`}I, Res.-Sccw - NSOLVENT ACT OF 1875 AN. l AMENDING AG'].`S.. I AMENDING ACTS. BEDROOM sms. mmon sms, - EXTENSION. TABLES, WEIATNOTS V &o., , &c.. &c. Largest. Best '& Cheapest Stock ' of Fumittno __ _. .._.__.u--v In this section of country, which, on inspec- - b tion, will proveto be the fact. - Remember the place: 1110 Brick Store, in of thoglghrkgty . ' `I\AI'OCO-. `A--- .__ ,%FuRr:nT_u;j:Eg| (`.3 I?I'7I'VI'I -u-u ..-. ___ 12-.- Mn . J6 ii}i{ToN,' k....nL ...III `I... .... 41.- ......_1...I. .......... ........l..(L `EOTTAGES TO RENT. r4v~AnaA'-vvs-v.- r A rwvv - .~ z-.-.A.z...r Il`l'\ -\-,r.v.-w r. THURSDAY. APRIL 24, 1879. i& o.% L, `SANDERS; ;%T (L)'1-`LN :8 A if OST.V N s'ro`0_K. :M1~]-3-".Ti-(A)U Pas IMPROVED OIL } CUP. V ~ _ _ "(T OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ` ' IVER-POOL & LONDON & GLOBE J INSURANCE COMPANY. [.3 ma XE?) FIRE. The celebrated nxanufzicturcrs of sABI`NvET MAKING: M. H. HARRISON. WESLEY &. KI:\ G, _ ADVA .\'C'E OFF I CE. April 22, 17- -.-7. .. r ........ _. T115 Times conmnexiiiixg on the item, `SMITH, `(It-)SEPII ROGERS. Res.-Sccy., Agent. Police Court, Montreal. Barrie r..,. ..__`h , 1879. Ydurs truly, - ' JAS. WIL_K-INSON. `DI...._ `nu- n, ,, coxstsn so `or v_y uuu f the ., -., sm.n'u Y I3.\hP.u:,. April 1st, 1879. APPLY TO .\IA1:T1>"(11.P1N, Lcnncx P. 0., Innislil. C. -H-..-'C'L'ARK, nnv,2 .w.u'n:. Apply w BUR'I`O_2\' & 13110;, Barrio. 14 3111. DAVID DOUGALL, V ` - `Barrie, Ont. CAPT. AN UROS, 'Rnir;n \ in vicinity.of .. IT`-M-do 41' Rlnr-1: -v ;unx1-\uu.1' Flour Mills, Barrie. 6EnaI1'Z;;E;nec. l"1 11. hr--r ..--.__,_, On `the prt-'n1izes, Wa1'1`istcrs, &c., 11...... PROVINCIAL ELECT } 3z\ts .thc town. In ' situated, near "'_&: AULT. 15-2t-P "Barrie. 153t 17.21; 11-1) -j The undersigned offers for sale that `Z Valuable Farm com oaed of Lots N os 27 and 28, Con. 4, idge Road, Oro, and containing over 100 acres. There are on the premises good House, largo Frame Barn, Stables and Outhouses. A good Orchard 0 choice treesis also on the property, which i very conveniently situated,'5 miles from Bar- rie Market, uni close to Gowan Station on the Northern Railway. Terms easy. For 1' ur- ther particulars apply to JAS. ROSS, r\_ LL .. t).......:...... Va-Jo LI-I.IA.`V|J' On the Premises, Or b letter toshanty Bay P. 0. n.-.. Mm-h 27. 1279. - 13.1,! | Ora, Match 27, 1879. UK" I) 1!3laKaUl' |o_U cuauuy _'NEw ADVERTISEMENTS. ...--.4 --_ A Farm for sale in the Township of Essa, being the~_Enst half of Lot 21, in the 3rd Conn. 100 acres, more or less; about 45 acres cleared, the remainder good Hardwood Bush. Abou four miles from Angus. A Burn 30 ft. by 5 feet; a lat e House. About 20 acres ot Fall Wheat. Youug Orchard with 100 trees. and tlinv m-n lmmnnina tn lunar. 'l`svn wells of wneap. A xoung urcnnru mm _1w trees, and they are beginning to bear. Two wells good water. Price 82,000, with $300 down-- tctms easy with small payments. For fur- ther partic ulars' apply to ' JOSEPH COCBRANE, Annnu " G`. -' jn Consisting of 50 acres, more or less, on Lot 9, East quarter, lst Com, Oro. four miles and a half from'Barrie. 30 acres cleared, 10 acres under cultivation, 3 acres under Fall Wheat in new land, the rest in grass. A new Frame House 20 x 30 containing seven rooms, and a stone cellar the size of the house. A good well at the door. There is a Stable and Young Orchard on the farm. The soil is of clay loam, the rest of thelnnd being timber- ed with good hardwood. Will be sold on easy terms. Apply to I)`L"lI'.`D III.` A DNQ April `ind, 1879. {Pg Essa, March 4, 1879.. |i='o1.=:. s_A.J:..E N FA RM FOR SALE. PARCEL No. l-Ea_st part Lot 2, in the 14th Con., East Sydenham Road, 35 acres; South part Lot 3, no the Nth Con., 38 acres ; North part Lot; 3 in 14th Con., 68 acres -, and )a.rt Lot 4 in 14th Con., 18 acres. Timbered }an(ls well watered. The above makes up nun: -block beautifully situated oh the Notta.Wz1s:1g:x River. Price $1,000. n._ ._. \'_ n c,...u. ......c-`......b Inc .4 ....l un 1:1. ; lluu -,.,uvv. PARCEL No. 2.--South castgpart Lot 4 and South part Lot 5, in the l4tl1f()`on., Township of Sunnidale, 200 acres,\8O acres cleared and in good state of cultivation ; 120 acres timbtr ed with Beech, Maple, &c.. excellent loam soil. Good Frame Buildin s, Orchard, &c., beautifully situated on t e Nottawasagu `River. Splendid shin within 8 rods from the house. This is wit out doubt one of the finest farms in the To nship, and only 5 miles from Stayner, on t 10 Northern llnilwny. Prlce $6,000. Or will sell nrcel 1 togctlu-r with parcel 2, making one lock of 859 acn-:4 for $6,500. And make terms very easy. This is known as the Jonas T. Bush home stead or the Clathy Farm. mnrIr\*cI:r1`I) run 1'.`fr\L` .-wU'\|I-ILIID U1 Ill]. ULPII - z... , ` . r .5- aaioir `Mr."Bt1W5rh1 I P.\I`.CEL No. 3.--$500 will buy S. 2.; Lot 4; -, Con. 1, Township of Elos, 100 acres-, which is well timbered with Pine, Oak. Ash, (cg. Near Craighurst, on the Barrie and Penetau` guishene road. Also on line [of the North Simcoe-Railway. The txmber will more than double pay for the Lot. Terms easy. I.v Vvqvsagnnn. V- Aauamlnnu PARCEL No. 4.-Township of Essa, `West .5 and Southeast} of Lot 15, Con. 3, 150 acres. The greater part of this Let has been burned over and can be cleared and fenced for $6.00 - per acre. It is nicely situated on the lead- ing road to Angus, and only 5 miles from Angus ; soil an excellent loam on clay bottulil, and will make a choice farm. Price $1,500. I .u`.c1:ll N0. 5.--$650 will purchase a niu: 1.5 storey l<`ra.me House, 18x20, kitchen 12x18, shed 16x20, all in good repair, and with about. 5;` acre of land, nicely fenced and well watered. -Known as the Whitlock property. r'r\l\K`l7\Yi`l'11l) f\L` \Tf\'I"IY .\ VI A Q A l! A UICS In UDLilTlU- DUHU IUT 1JilI'l4lL'|1HIl'Uu Any further information you ma wish in re rard to any of these properties wil be cheer. Iuy given on n plication in person. or by V letter to the un eraigncd. \I Q `DT`l\\1712`I 1 I')1Y"I"\Y A \-I lxuuwu the nut; vv AAAvAvvIn l:.vyu. ~1- TOWNSHIP OF NO'1`TAWASAU.-X. PARCEL No. 6.--S. 5 of S. {; Lot 32, (inn. 2, Township of . Nottawasaga, 50 acres. A nice loam soil; about 1') acres cleared. Orchard of about 50 trees, partly bearing. 1 } storey Rough-ca_st House. Very cheap a..ui `terms easy. 1 I 7. _,,.._.._I `L-Z.._ f_____ _,____ |f__A_;|`7_ |l\.l nu vw-J . I have several choice farms near Hamilton ; also farmsnnd wild lands in different ('uun~ tics in Ontario. Send for particulars. Anv fnrthr-r infnrinntnnn vnn mm: wisah in Hamilto, April 15, 1379. New 'i`Imothy nni Clover. cllcx, Ill . BOTll\VELL . FARM PROPERTIES .-TIIERF. WILL BE SOLD O.\'-- l`hursday.1hc 1st day of hluv. 1879 yo Uuuquvun nu um uunuwsu. _l_io`wev}e1'-, `we `shall hear from gunman 'III rafnvvannn Iv: J-"I-nu Own`-: Barrie I-Iote1, IN THE TOWN OF B.-\l`.1 .Il-2, By Virtues of Powlcrs of Sale contained in certain Mortgages, which will be produced at the Sale, the followmg properties : Imnrntuuui n COUNTY HOF SJMCOE. rm an-.1:-4:4 no Under Mortgagia from \V,i1liam Waitcs. The East half of Lot Ho. Thirteen in the Seventh F.-..-.,.,.....:..'... ..t` cl... 'h......_L:_ .: 13..-- n....__ ULIUUI` LI.lUK'l:g UIl'()lJ.l vnulam N (11305. ll|(.' Concession of,tho Township of Essa, County of Simcoe, containing One Hundred` Acres, more or less. The following improvements are said to be on the premises : About 3" acres elem-ed' and under" cultivation; having erected thereon a Lo Dwelling and Stable. About 5 miles from t a Town of Barrie. ncnnnul;-4 -1. Under Mortgage from John McGowan. Tho South VVest ( uarter of Lot Eight in the Fourth Concession o t!-r Townshi of Vcspra. in thc County of Simcoo. The ollowing iInprm.'c- ments are said to be on the premises : about 40n`c 1-es cleared and under cultivation. About 5 miles from the Town of Barrio. . 'IER'MS.-Oue-tenth of the m-chase :m.no;. _to be paid down on the day 0 sale. For bal anco, terms will be mndemown at the sale. For further particulars apply to 1'n\1' A Q A n Tnxfna UL UU - Au-:.\`. Mor.no\\f,' Bame. Toronto, April 1st, 1879. Or to Av Pursuant to u Decretnl Order of the (imirt of Chancery mule inn cause of Swilzer vu. Orr, the Creditors of Daniel Switzcr, late of the Township of Sunnidale, in the County hf Simcoe,_who died.in or about the month of J anuary, 1879, are, on or before the \l\4I `sic. gun --:-- `A..- ,`ARM FOR SALE; {U53 CE_ASED. Luna Plaster and .~~t.:Tt_,-i"lI/taxi), at I}0'I'Il\VI'}Ll. . TORS OF DANIEL SWITZER. l)l~S- CEASED. ` - -----j- `'2 -QQQUQQI Qvvv to send by post. prepaid, to Messrs. Strathy 8: Ault, of the Town `of Birrie, the Solicitpm of the Pla.inti',' their Chris an and Surnames, addresses and description, t 'e f 11 psi-ticulars of their claims, a statement of oir accounts and the nature of the seguritios (if any) held by them; or, in default thereof, they win hp peremptorily excluded from the benet of the said Decretnl Order. Every Creditor holding anyaecurity is to produce the some befurc me otmy Chambers, at the Court House, in the said Town of Barrie, on the Sixth day at My9 1879. G9 Eleven o'clock in the iorenoml, beiz _ o timoinppolnwd` for adjudication nu :;thee _ ._ . u . go -2. -" - .. ___- smm.um_. "' `3aIgI.}2?E;n;c. A Pitta. Solicitor. 14-it ESSA AND VESPRA, 1.. II... {.-.....b.. A! Of..." -ARM FOR SALE. .._._..- - uvavnw 2eti1'1KY'_'<')i:}i1>12.tI'.`,'1s79, 'l\nVII\I1t\t\n` ..........-:.1 a... 'u'_--_. cu__n.` At 0f.1e.o clbck in the torenoon, at t 'f1TuT _ truly good Bulletiiz man h:-.d scissorcd 7 in the cost of the great majoritvof things Goveriiment1a`.r-e a `ing out sloleful mes `about,-th. which -is in store for theigsebpi . _ _ _ the new taril The painpepegg-manfac; V turer ii depicted `;a_s standing ';over the prostmte farther end allfthoseiother folks , _bt'1y-from him, -and"-` shouting with endish glee` ,a.tjthe _vict0'2'y'f. heyhea been enabled to,`a,chieve._ Thepoor. consuineri is pitiecl to the extent of one:eo1umn,aindi the `protected producer and dealer are [abused to the extent of-another colnmn; ' It is positively touchingto see -the inter-l ' `fest which the truly plnlanthropia Grit editor manifests in 'tho ccndition ofnihe .wrctchc(.l, `T down --'trcddcn consumel`, grcrelling undzr the iron heel of the _ despotic monopolist, and unable -to raise a_. hand to avert the utter min which is - impending. But this pictmeis,-aft e1' all, only a picture drawn from ixnagination ; and this deep sympathy all hypocritical and uncallczl-i'or. Let the oppressed consumer" go to the legalized robber ' ' and the gloomy effects of :1 perusalof Grit editorial vnnish. Let him enquireas to what grounds exist for the pat`netic condolence .v.-ith him which the neighberimz Reform paper extends, and he will put down the editor as n. cnnting fraud, :1 drivelling - hypocrite, intent only on deceiving him, ' for p~.rt_v ends. The`cnse of the Netti).- \vas::gu. fa-.rmer, mentioned in another column, who went to work to see what ' truth there was inthe stuff which the. from (he ' Globe and reproduced in his paper, is a pex'tihent one, This farzner, good Reformer nR?l~nlltilOll&{l1 he_ was, ' discovered that his paper was grossly deceiving: him as to prices under the new tariff`. He found th_at there was little or no change, except for the better; and he was also able to console himself with the reflection that even if things were a. lit- tle enhanced in value under the new order of a'uir`s, yet the increased price of his farm produce would more than make up for it. There has been no increase in the price of the necessaries of life-or which the Grit papers are so wildly shouting about -under; the National Policy, and, even it there was or will be, in a hund1`cd'an`d one ways the increase willobe compensated for. The inerclmnt who tells his customers that he has to charge higher prices new on account of the tariff, you know, for all his goods, is giving; those customers an excellent reason for dealing with an honcster man. uvv . Datcd tizi lat day _of April, 1879. I II nqzxrnnv TOWNSHIP OF SUN N1 DA LE`. TOW.\' OF COLLINGWOOD. uuu \JAuuuJ A an nu TOWNSHIP OF FLOS. 'TOWNSHIP OF ESSA. ......... ..-5-nu. _ `M. S. BID7ELL PUTNAM, < (H FAQ}. A vnnnn Rnnih In the County of Simcoc. rx Tm: 'ro\vxsmrs or The policy of the Grit press, in Opposi- tion is apparently to be now,_as it former. ly was, a policy of falsehood. It doesnot require any particular . effort to prove this. Take up any Reform newspaper and you od in-it ample evidence the fact. The Globe of course is _generally- the fountain-head of the stream of wilful fabrication into which all the minor Op- position organs are dipping more or less deep. Mr. Brown's paper, for example, manufactured the story set aoat of Sir . John Macdo::ald's so-called deception i : and cowardice in the Letellier mat- ter. The smaller_Grit papers with one . voice echoed the wretchecl lie, and even thou gl1_ His" Excellency s nuthori'z:1tion'of denial `thus been matle, and the chief organ given a. cut nomore sharp than was deserved,thera are Reform journa,ls.which repeat the foundationless b as thoughit were gospel truth. But this policy of lying. is evidently` not to be conned en- tirely to falsehoods about the conduct of the men in power. There erereprescm tutives of the Oppositionpress which go the `length of wilful and deliberate tale- telling, not simply of what is happening in the country at large, (as witness the gross misreprescntntion of the effects which the National Policy is already having on the industries of the land), but actually of what is transpiring in their own immediate vicinity. A A case in point : ' Last week the Hamilton T imes, one of the leading Reform _iournals.of the Province, and" which, trading on 11 repu- tation for ability and honesty earned under a former management, still eon- tinues to occupy no mean place in the esteem of its party, gave publicity tojthe following facts regarding 9. city in- dustry: A ` " um,-a_-u.- ---- -c xr- rd 1'\ u.'.......... D. rt. nnnwu nnvnu vuv .n.unu un uc PARCEL II. .f-._L_.,__ 1,.-. 7,] II I`! ii-`X ii'E'i:'L' i. .. ,4.-.---._..uu uvrrny rv_ JONAS AP JONES, Solicitor, Masonic Hall, Torouta. LUV` Dbl; L'U 1.\l\.\l, 61 East Avenue South, Hamilton, Unt. , 16-lm. PETER KEAilNS, Juuxuux n, . Angus I . 0. ll-3m-p "igEac. 14--it 13-tf V1-{Id nu--J . Take the case of Mr. L. D. . siuvyer & Co. They nd they are much worse off under the new tariff than under the old. Their coal and rnwmaterial cost them more than before, and make their machines more expensive to pro- duce. Whnt are they driven to? W-hy,they `have but a choice of alternatives. They must either elmrge more for their manufactures, or reduce their cost.` Owing to 'C;madi:i.n com- A petition and to the fact that a general increase in their price list would enable their Ameri-- can competitors to enter the market, they cannot resort to they first. .They must there- fore try the second. But as it is impossible to reduce the cost of the rmv-lnaterial, they must apply the pruning:-knife to the wages paid their men. It is the old story. If anyone has to suffer it is the` workingmen. But no one can . blame Messrs. Sawyer, who have reduced wages ten per .cent'n1l round; they were compelled by an abominable and miserable` tarilf that does not protect, either to do that or shut up shop. VVe are sorry for their em- ployees. in whose interests some weeks ago we exposed the 1_n:mner in which the new tari` cripples instead of benefits this industry, and we tell them that" they must not nd fa.ult with their employers, but with a. tariff that vexes thosc_ employers. _ _ mu'- ,,r,_-_`1__ 1..'_1_.. 1:1-.. - ..'r..-.....' vtu , . gnu silver __Wag.1che!, Chains, -Gem ltlnu,'EIecu'o-Plato. `royn, &c.,` Spectacles, Child:-en s -Slclgus and Carriages. 'nv"n -rn-.~n 11.1 cam nasuis-iii sum, Gem. vcaca uuuau \.unluuJ w ..-. This certainly T looks like a. strong point against the National Policy; and one who,lignorant of the _troe facts, read the Times. article, would naturiilly be inclined, if he were not so already, to re- gard e tatiffwhose operation was attend- ed _Wll`.l) such l1n.rclships to theworkiug men. with disapproval. But what are the true facts? The Speclator, the Times local contemporary, gives them :' The Hamiltbnl factories are getting both- pig ii_on_a.nd coal cheaper. now .tha.n they were ' before the new tamff wnsennonncecl. .L. D.-5 Sawyer 8: Co. are perfectly satisfied with the tari` as it stands. Mr, L. D. Sawyer` stgtes distinctly that there has been no reduction of wages inhis estnbhahmeut, or any intentiori or thought of such reduction, sing: the intro- duction of. the new tarifl, or on account `of such taff. `The Hamilton Ti.-n is is appeling to the `workingmen of Hamilton with a'de- liberate lie, for-the Eublicaitien of which there. can be no excuse. _ fsucira rnmor'wa.js .oar_1-i`-_ ed to the Times, the truth could` have _-been ' ascartninedin {few momenta. "The strong probability is that the ptrlith known to jourf tam ry. butfth t*'t7 refit-ed t : - `= of warfara which the Reform press has a.dopb_ed. Vlllustration upon illustration V couldhe given of the various shapes} which thg `Opposition policy assumes unilgr thgdiigction of differently situaitd ; .a'hd contitutd Reforjm ,~j0iir- ' nalidts; Bit; -Fthese` _.suice_ _'-fqr `th. `prsnt=i*;.r5ns*ifs i A These are `but `specimens of the miodei ` THE POLICY .01` LYIN(r'.' PRICES. speakersat in" the chair.` of the of * Commons, while Mr. Mackenzie `ruled, and Government -.contracto_rs_ occupied seats on "the oor of the House and help; ed to n1sl_:e'np the Reforminajority when 7 avobe was taken "w in The liproselytism of theumember for Three Rivers, whose re.- wairdwas the speakership ofnthe Quebec` Assembly, turned over to Governor-Le-V 'tell_ier's new Ministers the .b:ilunce 'c,-ft power and enabled then: to worry "alone D thrmlgh the aid of Mr. Speakex-"s casting vote; 1And. now we have the revelation" that the attempt was ..mede to make a pr-sclyte of Hon. Mr. Tilley. : A discus- sion has been in `progress in the House between Mr. Tilley and Si`: Albert - Smith, the upshot of which is to prove that Sir :Alhert, acting, it is quite evi- dent, under the authority of the late - _Gove1';l.znent, rnode proposalse to Mr. i Till;-y with the view either to have him ;l re-enter political life} `as an ally of the ` ` Reform party or to have him accept at their hands :1 second term as Lieut - ` Governm of New Brunsu ick. Success 1 in the prosclyte business had ushed the j ipurists, and they imagined there was no i one but was amenable to gentle inuences. . But in making advances to Mr. Tilley, w ' `they had, to use 21 homely phrase, taken the wrong; saw by the ear. Mr. Tilley j ' rejected the overtures, preferring to fol- low the fortunes of his old"chief-nnd to- day he enjoys the fruits of his faithful ness, in occupying the proud position of "Finance Mini:ster in e. patxiotic and capa- ble Government; while those who would ' have wooed him from his imllegiance to ' Sir John and the Conservative party are a demoralized crowd on whom the just . vengeance of :1 people indignant at their dishonesty and incapacity has fallen, and who are without the shadow of :1 hope of regaining their lost power. ` There is a moral to all this that does not require to he pointed out. -A-The necessaries of 1ifc,as a \v]1olo,wcro probably never che:Lp'ex`in the. United States than they are at present, _s.'Lys the New YorL`Slu'ppz'ug List. _And yet, the United States is [11-dtcttcd to death_., A ..-..L-:.. r`1...Jl.J. .-.......-...L....-..I...`-..-.."' \.1veu..\.nJ Au l'L\.'vvvI4\1-a .v \-u\(vvvnn_u --A certain Guelplr manufacturer (name may be obtained on application to the writer), says the Ilcralrl, has had advices from Bu`alo_ which offer to lay him down iron in Guelph, duty and c'a.rriage,paid, at $19 per ton-the same price as iron ruled at before the `new-duty was put on. Now, who is it pays the duty, the Yankee manu- _fac_turer or the Canadian consumer `? -u.uum' .1 1 :- -Speight &Son, the Waggon ma.ke1's of Mzu'klw.m, lmve requested the _Marl:l1am Econonu'stA to say that the-report that they had increased the7price of their waggons is untrue,on the contrary they have decreased the price. It will. be` ' remembered that iwaggons were onevof the articles which the National Policy would make the Cmmdiml farmer pay much more for in (_:onse`:111ence of the duty on cpal or iron. It is another in- sfance of;wl1a.t false prophets thnse_f1'eet1':Lde sooth-sayers are. 1.. n'..\ 'I)'..: ' -1. TIA..- AC f*,...u.-.n.- A11 -zuu uu ~uvJ u. -4 tun hi -.-In the British House of Commons on Tltesday, Sir Sta.'or(1 Northcote said the Viceroy of `India. telegraplled on the 3rd of April that no advance on Cabul would be `ordered without the consent of the Home Govermneut; but 1t may be necessary to ad-._ vzmce-the vanguard 1n order to glve :1. better face to the ' negotiations. The a.d_va.nce on G:m muyvbc desirable on account of the climate. Major Cavagxmri `is now at Gandalnak. , Messages are still p:mssing'bo- tween him and Yakoob Khan; - -An1'n. .1 --The situation in A'fghanistm1_:--~A de- spaitch from C.'i1`cutta. says that thehezwy snow storms in Afgha.nistn.nl1a.vc impeded the intended advance of the troops upon Czibul. It is reported that thewhole of the interior tribes are prepare(l`to attack the British -connu`unications vwhenever Yakoob Khan shall break 011` the pending negotia- tions zmd give the sign:il.. The admnce mshly undertaken upon Cabul is likely to involve England iI1 increasing perplexities and complications`. The moment a. further movement tow:u'(ls Cnbnl is made, active hostilities may be iookedfor on the part of all the independent tribes now contiguous to the English lines of progress beyond the Khyber pass. In view of the grov.'~ing com-I . plications of the Afghan war, 1t is the ex- pressed opinion of many officers of the army that peace is worth hzwiug,even at the. price of giving Yakoob Khan a telnpomry diplo- matic aclvantaige. - ' Sproul. . V . -=In-8to_`ck--Anvnzcn omce. Alnsolvvent Noti,ce--C. H. Clark. , C0ti lge9.to Rent"--Da.vid Irving. ' '- _Cn_6' J61 SnIe--U." I , Thomson. . Agmtg, Road This `--Shannan & Co. Jnsolvent Act of 1375-0. H. Clark. _ _ -. '1`o'th6 Farmefs of Simcoe--Jno. Burton. V . Vqlnabl Lands of -Sa1e-A. VV; Murdoch. , ~--The, Ottawa Frtc 1 :`css says it is under- stood . that the Governort-Genera.l and Princess will stay three weeks in Quebec afterlezwing Montreal. Lord Lorne s father, the Duke of Argyll, is expected to arrive at Quebec in the second week in June for four month's visit to his son and Royal daughter-i11-lmv. A week later they will greet Rem` Admiral the Duke of Edinburgh Halifax`, vcho will succeed ALl111i1'.l}Ingle- eld in command of the North Ame1'ic:m eqiladron. . At. Ihlifax the party will he goined by Lord \Vl19.mcliffe, Lord Colin C{m11)bell,(tl1e M:u'quis s b1'other,) Mr. Eustace .L'~alfou1', who will`mar1'y-Lady Elizabeth, the Ma.x`quis s sister, in :1 few days, Earl Percy, heir presmnptive to the Dukedom of Nortlu1mberl'and,and lmsbzmrl of Lady Edith, the Ma.1'q`uis's eldest sister, nd_ probably Lord -Boseberyr and wife. I here will, it is said, he gay tloings at -Halifax` during the summer. . Besides the speaker, fteen n1en1be1's did" not vote, and North Ontario is unrepresent- ed. The fteenabsent members were:-- Ministeria.lists,Messrs. Bzmnerrnzm. Breck- en, Daoust, Dou11,' Kaqlbacll, Lnngevin, Manson, Methot and Schultz, total 9; op-- position,` Messrs. Bechard, Brown (West Hastings), Flynn,. Glen,` Guthrie and Wiser,tota.l 6. If these gentlemen had been . in the House and voted withvtheir party,the 1 vote would. have stood :-Yea'.s, 59 ; nays, 145, or a. Ministerial majority . of 86, not trekoningtheiapeaker among the Ministerial iats, and not counting North Ontario` either wav. . - T T - _Ont:1rio...'.,.. Quobec......., . . . . .. Nova. Scotm. .. .. -,. .. New Brunsmck . . . . . British Columbia. . . . . . .` Prince Edwzu -Island . Manitoba. _ , , _ _ , _ . Tm: division ,_in the House of Commons on Mr. McKcnzic Ls;m11eiu11i1nt to the tariff` rc,so1ut-ions, stood as follows by 1 1'ovinces:- ' ' Yeas. - .Nay's. Ontario. . . ....... .., 20, 63* 15 43 . . . . - . . . . . . . L` G '13 \T,.._ T).......... ..`- `II\ E -In the Court of Chancery, at Wood- stock,a. few days ago, 0. decree was made by consent in the case of Scott vs. McCa.be, setting aside the `will of the late Elizabeth Ann McCa.be,made half an hour before her death, the result of which is that the valu- able real estate "will be distributed among the heirs, instead of going as provided in T the will to McCu.be, the husband, who is now awaiting his new trial for-the murder of his wife. And another chapterhas closed` with a.` decree for lainti` in :_tsecond'cas'e .of Scott vs, 'McGa . Willard Scott, the ' father o':E1izabe_th MoGol_>e,died some `sixteerryears ago -168-V1i1"11**1`1'%4E1l`P`%i'<'. tsoimli estate on "securities, whi `:g;_;`the'=_ "de'th ofhiso wife,,sev'en'= `ea,rs-,1a,_f ` i.nt<?.th`h3,nd of Idecea86d"' T. $3115` 3-.` 11' . e i.nt<.> 591`*}3b.*17.ei.* `,: Besides `the ap .( ._-4. ..,.A.- .....1 N `the d ehdany McOabe, `or Zhose (_:1a.1n'3i'ng. ` `1 md" ,h-om ftirthefmtegme ddlig'-wathj names 0! I118 Wlte as wguwu uuu. w gaujum j "te.;..'1`h:e.-fr`asult,of t.h: -v 1.1;. au.-.-. ~. lune:-store,` ha: tne~.6neg:v.,ox` ;e_avn1 dfgud9nt*eompp,rativ6ly ` ggmiflfe.r;:1i,.<;E;-nifai-gcrmag "C. -theraforeg has, thjea:'e``oct~.'o, e H$f41innt News or Tl-`IE WEEK - VVLUILUMII HUILIU nuvuULLu_y AVA Av. ing, however, that the correspondent states what is strictly and entirely the ' truth, what does his item show? It shows in the first ilace that Mr. Butter- eldis a patron of ankee manufacturers; V in the second place that he has had to pay `duty on a consignment of mouldbonrrls ordered from the States; in the third place that he feels obliged in consequence to raise the `,price of ploughs he sells ; andiin the fourth place that, paying a duty of thzrtg/jive cents on each of his; xnouldboards, he regards an increase of adollar in the price of his ploughs as " not at all out of the way ! If Mr. But -tereld sees t to try to conduct his ' business on this svsten1,he has, to be `non u Lu" A . `sure, a perfect liberty to do so. But the - glestion is will Mr. BuH;0l`il(3l(l succeed ? - oes he imagine that any price he may choose to put on his ploughs will he paid by thexfarmers who need such imple- ments `l."?*Does Mr. Buttereld remember _ that he ihot the only manufacturer of good P1908 i'l*.i_I,x this vicinity '1. Does he ' eohsiderf-that if, through dealing in the States, he; is obliged to put his ploughs on the market one dollar dearer than , - 'ori_ne'rly,there' are others in the business, who may not deal in the States, and who ' will beable to continue to sell ploughs ' 1 at, or 'perha.ps below, the old gure '1 And does he fondly imagine that simply to humor his notions, the farming com~ _ . munity--will continue -to~buy from him at his inl`.&8Id prce, rather than patronize another maker who, not saddled with a 35.per cent., duty, sells quite as good an A; `article at a. cheaperprice? , The conclu- sion that, because, a. Canadian dealerpre- A fers to patronize a._foreign country rather than his own`, and to pay for so `doing, he` must add the expense to the price of _ M =his wares is, of course, a sound one. But -the notion that he 11 be able to 0l)h:!.lX1 is price} om the public, who mont,is.'such a supremely ridicul- l1_ogse&,_,"but dutynor no duty, 91.1 ~.P10l13113 at 8. gurevuot = 'o':other' .mauufa.cturers of ,as srtip_le ss his -or he will not sen- _ 3'11; '; eases subject N __Pohcy press may 01:: 1e to Mr. Bnttereld; i `not look` as-though? Hall `}i`p'.ai`-.f`u`-mii equally Rig 1 served at a cheaper V P1%osELi`-1'IsM.` . ;uo .L.)u _ ' ftepn members did \-\l~.u..na 11'-unuxmnnnw L .753 ` .-.'l31;e;- American-bred 'horse.1 .a.role won the City `rind Suburban Handicap at the Ep~ ' `B_0I!1"3P1'iDg Meetingpon Tuesday, He started rst favorite, carrying eight stone seven ` The same horse won the _New- .market race last week. The performances of this rsee1'. have increased the value of .Americs.n horses. and has very largely revolutionized the .opinion here, based on the 'performa.nces of Ten Broeck's and San- `ford s horses in past years. Mr. Lorillard, the owner of Parole, is very popular on the English turf. He wins $150,000 on the Ep- som event. . -"'-_-The news from the sea.t,efAwa.rin Africa as larnediby yesterday's despatches goes to show that Col. Peorson has_been.re1ieved. ` 4 Advices from Capetown, dated April 6th, 1>iu..St. Vincent, say :`--"`Lord Che1n1sford _s camp at Ginglelevn, on the road to Ekowe, T was attacked at daybreak on April 3rd by 11,000 Zulus, who made frequent and. des-. perate attacks on all sides, but were repuls- ed and pursued, with great loss. Four hun- ' _dred and seventy-one Zulus were found dead round the trenches, The final attack was led by,'Da.buImzmsi,A who commanded` .lZI8D.I1(ll1lD.. Lieut. Johnson,`of-the 99th Regiment, end four privates were killed. Col__Nort.hey, of the 69th Regiment. the surgeon, and fteen men were severely wounded. Col. _Crea.1eck, Maj.-Barrow,:u1d tenmen were wounded. On the 4th inst., Lord Chelmsford, with the 91st, 60th, and 57th Regiments, and abody of marines, ;left camp, and relieved Ekowe during the night! Col. Pearson and his garrison have reached _Umsindusi,' and will arrive at the Tugelzton April 7th. During the invest? ment twenty-eight men died and 128 were ` put on'the sick list. Ekowe has been total- ` ly evacuated. rnuws - rm` .1 1: -The Russian Government has deter- mined to give anotherftnrn to the screw, in the elfort to suppress the mighty in- uences at work among all classes against the despotism that obtains in the country. The recent attempton the life of the ' Czar has resulted in further repressive measures . A Ukase has just been issued ordering the appointment of Governors-General for six of the most populous districts.` lt begins by stating that recent events` Sll()\V_" that there exists a bandof criminals, not humer- ous, but very determined. who aim at undermining the State. After referring to recent murderous attacks upon oflicials, the Ukasc .-continues 2- These crimes have necessitated the provisional adoption of ex- ceptional measures to permit the exemplary punishment of guilty persons, and provide the Government oicials with the necessary powers formaintaiuing order. The Ukase "announces the provisional appointment of Governors-General for St. Petersburg, Charkolf and Odessa, invested with extra- ordinary powers ;.similar powers are con- ferred upon the Govcrnors-General of Mos- cow, Kieff and Warsaw. The Civil Ad- ministration in each of the above districts is placed under the control of the Governor- General in the same manner as it is subor- duate to the Commandcr-in-Chicf of the army in time of war. In districts wherein of all educational establishments is vested in the Governors-G cneral, who are also em- powered to send before the military tribu- summarily remove from their districts all rest of persons on their "own judgment, to ,suppress temporarily or permanently any newspape'rs or periodicals, and generally to adopt measures considered necessary for the preservation of the public peace. Gem Gou-rho`, the newly appointed Governor- General of St. Pctersburg, has ordered all gun makers to` send a list of-their stock to the city commandant, and sell only to per- sons presenting"spccial authorization,under a penalty of conscation of their stock and prohibition of trade. Private persons poc- sessiug arms canfonly retain them by special permission. Porters must be kept at -the doors of - all houses day and .ni;;ht to pre- vent the posting of placards and scattering e.\'plosi\'es in the streets. martial law has been proclaimed the control nals all civilians in their d_istricts ; also to , persons considered dangerous, to order ar-` ucn: LLULIL J.\4\. ll`, any Ahlll V. -.-.. , . HE of the Stayner Sun alludes to `our citizens as the Ba.1'ryitcs. ' is this thus 2 vv 1- I - n `.1 `Y ,, ,, 1L_,,,_ _1_ Ioll lbk , II LII) `V UAJ l1L\I|4\\I`\dItAI v vnnnha -alv----cu A COON, a. mrity ` in the neighborhood, was ki1le(1_the bthcr d:1y,ncar Port Sydney, Muskoka. .. ` 1 . 0 . 1 The announcement has been made thnt 'the genera.l elections for this Province will come off on `the fifth of June. Nominations have of late been going on bri`skly,und now th:1t`t`ne lay of election is denitely known, it may be [supposed that no further time will be lost in 4 rid- ings in which tl1e`c:mdido.tes have not alreadyheen chosen. For the Simcoes,` nominationslwill take place as follows :- WEST-' RIDING: Liberal Conservative, on Wednesday next,the 30th, at Stayner; Reform. today (Thursday) at,St:1yner. EAST RIDING: . Liberal Conservative, on Tuesday next, the 29th, at Orillia; Reform, was to have been held yester- day, at Orillin, but has been indefinitely postponed. SOUTH Iixnxxuzk Day of convention not yet announced. us. u.u\\uuu A COLLINGWOOD advert-iscmant re:1ds:- VA new piano for $6. Must be one of th 0 kitchen instrmncmts. V rv n 1 1 I, ,,.n, ,_,.__, _,_-1 usu . ` Hnuron McLEA.\*,the nun who was Tinjiuu ed `at-the stabbing a'my,ne:u' Singhampton, ' is_now convalescent. The stabber is still zit large. ' - 111"! , ~11 ".4 ,.._11 . _..__ I vuuvlnituii _ ' Etpms of news suita.b:1c.fo:' this column are so `cued from our rcadcm throughout the county.) ' 'BEEION S 01L1`IVIC`5h'QL1iSl; Chm'c'u is now 9. wagori shop. _ . `LAKE `Cou_cmc:::1sa is expected to be free from ice by the 1st of Mzw. ' 71.. ,cu._ cu.._-....... 0.... ..1l..,1m. L.. Vnuvi HERRING shing at 110 Narrows,th1'o11g11 the xce, was very procluctlvc this sprin--'. A l`14--- - ..., !L._ ... J.!.,. ..,.:...1.`I\,...1.A,..1 lkluuuvsu uL.)uL unuuuua. . COOKSTOWN School boys sottle1)3rsbua.1 di'erences.a Ia Sayers and llccnzm. v The local editor holds the bottle. 1 1- 11- yr Lusuu vunuu; :.u...u vnnv ..(....-.... Tm: `dcatlx is zumounced of M1; T1103. Black, 51:, one of the pxon-gers of_'I`ec:nu- Seth and Inmsl, 111 the 81st year of his nu-A __. O . Hear the sen. gulls c). y.-AI_)VA.\'CE. Hear the l`D"l\NCE nm.u' 11o'w1--Braclfurcl T'Vitvnes_s.Hca1- the 1V:'tm.-3.; mm hr-----, but, no nmtter. ~ ' m . .r__-._-,__. ML, 1: 1, I\u_._.- Y,_LL,.._ Gnmxxxasb mo): `Couxry EXCHANGES /mp raomzs mos: co1m1:sro:wDzs.\"rs- V... ..V .-...V--. . Tm: `BRACEBILIDSII G'(l.'.'atlu'.' Ottmm letter llcadihg, it seems to 11:: should read, f`By our little scisso1'3 instcml of From 0111" special corx'ospom1e11t." ` ' A n , 4 _ _ _ .__ __A__ ,__A1________' IIIIII -tuna - macaw: "'1'z:a~j1Jaa;s_ H{'e._st Bar;'ie -Hotel -,---.-- ...._.,.i.......__.. A `S'.l`.v\'x'NEE . cow lrmlcrw-321: .111` in'.'<-1u:1- tary baptism the Other da.y,bec3.us_-e she did not correct1y.{estixn:1.te the strength of the ice on the village pond. V - . f\.. lL`..2.`I-L- -..;. ... .. 4...... -. ...~... AC ,'\.T.n.l. .w u.. .,..., ......5\, 1...,..... ON F1'idzv[y evening :1. young. s:):1 of Ivlzu-1: Web1),Str01\d,felIo 11 waggon and the wheel Dztssetl over him, cmsing injuries, from Qvhich he died about one o clock nextnmrn- mg. 7 vvv up vs . ` I -1 _, ,,,, !,,,, ALL 'Frnt:h s S front 7of `tl quarters 01 forenger. l'I'I__.. ._-,.. . avail : v . CHARLES EDGAR, Elmgrove, was chopp- ing at his cousin-Ts, Mr. Robt. Edgar, lot 9, con. 6, Essa, the other day, whenttho axe of,` his compa.:1ion"g1ance& from the tree, cutting a frightful gash in Mr. Edqa.r s face, . dividingtthe nose completely across and. cutting into the bones of the face. The` injured was driven to Dr. Niool s, . Oookstwn, where after securing the bleed- ` i_11gds.x:teries the do_cto1{stitc11'e.1Vup u.nd-dress- wogmdv "'W . ` 1aI', n,;-` -,_ `An, vu. any n uuuuu Tkm OHAWA Free P)`es says:--A farmer; ' to have found a. sure Otllfe for potato bu`gs, -`by ten years experiment `in Colorado.` L been succegsftxl inl 1'-ais-A 'H1sLp1g`n is simply.to`1$lan onepr two ax ' `dshing each of. potatoes, He says that ngs_-wi1lf,8h"un it every time, (`and that L`JlCIlII5'7I>u . : Tm`. me EGG ca.mpa.ign progresses. Latest advices state that the Collingwood Bulletin sancbttm has been graced with the prescncc of an egg measuring over 4 inches in length, a.nd.7?_; by 1,0Vinchcs rin ci_rcumforen'ce,- and weighing within a. fraction of half a. pound. 1M'+. -`T|\'r1\l:\I'\1\r?f\n`I';' nF1)nv-4 rinrnnn {u IVUISLLLIIB n nuuun ul gsuvvnung v. ...n.. .. r\.--.-.... MR. Vmxnannunazi, of Port Carling, is building a. new tug-boat, the `dimensions of which -will be 55 feet keel and 12 feet beam, to~be eupplied witll two 14-horse power `engines- She is to be completed `early in June, and will be used in towing. L ~ : 1 1 1-; , ,_._._L-.1 10 .`l..-;.: l... A...` - for" dogs, cith_er. u Hanna ....~. ..-.- V ...--_. - Tm-: local oditor counted 13 dogs in one_ drove, going down a. Cookstown street the other evening. We can" feast our eyes _on a number away ahead of that, by simply glan- cing outof our sanctum window any hour of the day. And it_ need not be a. good day VII-.. .......'l- -8 L.."II_..L2..... LL- l"..H2........-.~....'l av. suuu, v.-nu.-. THE work of ballasting the Collingwood section of the Hamilton and North-West- ern Railway, tl1o-M'es_s. says will commence this week, and will be energetially prose- cuted until completed; It is the intention of the company to have passenger trains running to Gollingwoogl by the 24th of May. . ' -` ` (I.-..'.-.-...-. `lnn;-n 'l3l..u....ouyn m-.n nknnn . ._1'.13E.4 UTIFUL (.9) JLLUSTIMTION W. MULLER Beetnn, while, running m.'.`l. .. Qhnvn n'1nn1nn rm}. hiq hn.n,r1 in .lV.LUL1.EN .L)uuLu:|, \VlHlU, liullllllls Stave niachinc, got his hand in the knife and lost about three- of the t-lmmb, and :1. slice off the i no COUNTY `NOTES. ? Sam; Orilliu sport_.smen'_receut1y discover- ed that 9. deerohad been killed out of .sea.son by a Rama. Indian, but failedof obtaining proof as to who was the guilty party, until _too late to prosecuto. They are determifid +.. 1.... um 1a.w.for the. protection of deer loo prosecute. '1'ney are uewnumcu to-have the law.fo1`-the, protectiogbf enforced; Indians are under the impression that they are exempted fromthisi law, which is a. mistake. L - . - an ,1`... r,_. ,.c u.,. n...-Mm.-a\ an 1s m1sn:u:e._ _ T `_JAx1: G.aud:tur.(oneA of the Brothers) is matched by Russe1l,of Ori11ia,eto row Mc Ken,;ofVTox-onto, 9. two mile race, for $100 3. side, on the _5th of June. It is not im- probu.ble;that Kempenfeldt Bay will be the scene of this aqlmtic contest. At anyvmte there cqulrl not be found a better placeto row it than on this sheet of water which Couchiching does not begin to compare \\'1'H1_ ' \VlL'1.l- ~. , A cool-LI: offurmers living out from Co11- ingwood got into a. dispute the other day over the trial of tho Derrill murder case, the upshot of which was that Murdoch McKenzie drew a. pistol and red at Sandy Shaw, one of the shots taking effect in the latter s neck. It is 'sa.id.the men have made ' up since the row and that the authorities will not be called on to take cognizance of the affair. V V ' ' II 1 _,, II 3, ___L' IIILU IVLLALIL I THE nmsozr why the _g:w.o1 wall is not` wholly whitewas11`c:d is, accordingto our friend of the Sta.yner Sam, easily accounted 'vf()r.' They are keeping it over so as to-be able to furnish THE ADVANCE man with employment, when he- is committed for stealing and gambling . items from sex- changcs. ' The bad, bold man, to thus ac- cuse` us,when our only olfenco is to tender- ly clip and kindly turn into sense, items from his paper! ' ' ` . ~..-----.. n--:,1....+ .w......'...1'+,. 1%.. vv... from his paper! ' _ -I - A SERIOUS accident occurred to D7lr. \Vm. Draper. 505 West Gwillixnbury, on Saturday last. As he went on the ground floor under the circular saw in his mill to remove some. smvdust, he stooped his head so low tlmt it c:'m1e in contact with the saw which wzis running` and received 3 severe cut of about four `inches, the smv passing through the seull, but not touching the brain. He is also slightly injured in other p3.rt.~'.,`an(1, lies in a very crlticzxl conzlitiony m n -n:.. 1) .41-: 1...,l1.,.,... .. .L,..1 4,` Jvr w----- v - 7 Mr. Buttereld, implement manufacturer, of Bnrrie, had occasion to order 100 additional -niouldboards from the U. S. the other day, - and when they arrived he had to pay the little sum_of $35 duty (m the lot. In mnnennence `of thia'Mr. save the mice '1l.LiJ Lu w v\.anJ -T115 01'llliIl`PI.ckc lmsbcen 1'.,ni:ie.s;t;:ci to call nttexitxon. to -the fact that :myApers')n- selling or giving ixxtoxicatixxg liquor to an Indian, is li:ible,n.cco1'ding to the p1'ovisio:1s of the Indiali Act, of 187G,to 9. fine of not less than fifty dollars, nor more more than three hund1'eL1 costs of prosecu- tion, and to be imprisone'd for a. period of not less than one month, not exceedixlg six mQnths,-onc half of the ne to go to the informer or prosecutor, and the other moiety to Her Majesty. I _. ,m.__. :_ 1.-:..,_ ..`...1,.:.. n..:n:.. a..L1...m. UL LLVL J-`J-lUJ\lnl|IJa ' - AN effqrhis being umde in Orillia. to have :1. butter inspector appointed whose duty it 'will be to ticket every lot exposed for sale as rst, second or third qua_lity,tl1us reliev- ing merchants Illld others from the onus of classifying it. I The Tizncs thinks that if such :1 course should be adopted it vould soon become popular even with vendors, and more good butter would he `,brought in mid better prices realized. We are inclined to agree with this `opinion, and we go in for__` the n.ppoin_tment' of a. butter inspe'ctur cvc1y- where such an oicxal is needed. . A - m 111-!` m n 9 r.,,1, WJACLU Dunn. uu. vxuuun-L Au Ll\4\\A.4\.I- .R12enx'rLY, Philip Tully of Stephenson,` was brought before a Huntsville magistrate, charged by 13. Phillips with taking -deer in the close season. Defendant stated that he had never killed. deer in close season, but had in this instance taken them into posses- sion, and pleaded that asvan old soldier of slender income, with "an-aged wife depend~ _ ing on him, the ne be as low as possible. Plaintiff said he would not have informed against defendant if he could have found proof against those who had killed the deer. The defendant was ned $l0-tl1e lowest the law allows-and $4 05 costs. \V.u'r has formed a. Lib. Con. Associutio11 with the following oflieers.--H. W. Gill, President _;-E. W. l{astings_;,Vice-President; A. Subrin, Trea,3urer; \V. Etty, Secretziry. C0mmittee--Ed. _lln.miltox1, J. Bunn, J. Ryan, A. Bethune, D. Lloyd, N.'Picke1'- ing. D. Mitchell, T. Nutt, and J. Etty, with power to add to their number. After discussing a number of questions" in con- nection with the vrelfare of the Association, the meeting adjourned, to meet - again 011 the 1st of May next,-at 5 o clock p.n1.shnrp. (1 I 1 ._ ._ ..._1..'.\.... ...i.,..... . -..... ...... ._ ..._.._, __.__,l_,_ , , A _ TIIE Cookstown paper mentions approv- `ingly the case of a. gent1ema.n in the vicinity who never returns home after being away for a. day or. so, wlthout brmgmg wlth hzm ennwnpvmtr in |n'\.L'(\. the vm1n at I01` it (my 0l`- SU, Wllllullh uuuglug nun. uuu something to mixke the young'11,ca.rts at home glad. It thinks this is better than haiving recourse to something to make the young sezits w:u'm, as a. `means of bringing up his o`spring in the way they should go. There is roomfor clebatc on this subject, it rather s,tri1:cs'1xs.' . Ox FRIDAY It young man named McFa.r- l:md,a. resident of Hamilton_, and `employed on the Hzimilton and - North-\Vestez'nRn.i1- way as reman, was knocked _ off the train between Beeton and` Tottenham, the fall producing concussion of the brain; It is not known how the young man met with the accident; After rin:_: up on leaving Bee-_ ton he went back on the tender to armnge some wood which was hanging _'over the edge,and whether he slipped and fell 03' or was knocked r_o' by a freight which passed is not knoixrn, as he was not missed "until Tottenhmii was reechech IIo_pcs are enter- tained of his recove1'y. ` - "WITH all his lpmjtisazi hi~tterness and despite all his a.bho1`reuce of Toryism and . those who profess it, there is yet in the editor of the Orillia. Times an element of kindliness and honest good nature which occ:'.siona1ly disyilays itse1f,even when a. vile Tory is in the case. \Ve take this pamgmph from last week s l'im33:--We are glad to see Mr. \V. M. Ha1e,of the Puc.-.'ct, in town :iga.in afte1`:u1 absencezof severzil \veeks.,.1nL1_ pmrcntly _ much improved in health Tha.t_ the ixupmvement will prove to be 3. Sllb3i}a.!1i?i:t1 mid Izistixig one is the wish of his many friends here, mnong whom we beg to be permittezl to c)uut ourselves as .7: . not the lezvsi. Tm: Brrulford IVitncss, `quoting the pn.rn.- _ gmph iii Tm: Anxnmon chronicling the shipment by Messrs. Sin_1psonA,zmd Co. of `.0 liead of eattie; approhends that the number given is incorrect. - Not .1 bit of _it. There were seventy animals, and if the IV'[tncss man will not credit it, he can just remain dubious; We are sorry, however, that it was not convenient to give the doubter an introduction to each of the c:Ltt1e,before they left Barrie. But he can be thus accomodated before the next shipment , at anyiato, and may, if he 1ike,taa.ke_ away with him :1 look `of hair. from each of the bovine passengers as mementos. of the interview. V V vanunuu uuzyvuuvuu . If you are aulfering with a. cold, do not fail to try Bagysrdh Pcotoral Balsam ; it is dzly 1-dlisvin `its .hundreds;througho.t1t ,onr_.D:!:. I1l-Dmg1ats_inBamo. ' ~ ihioawl iialeatnnt! nahbla Fox . ` nun..- -.\... . AN inquest was held in West Gwil1im- bury on Saturday, by Mr. J. D. Booth, V coroner, on thevbodies of infant twins, of Sarah Mahoon, a girl stopping at a. friend's for n.-short time. It appearssome pm-ties considered the circumstances attending the death of the infants sox_newhv.t'suspicious,n of the children was born dead and 1.1.... .-.L~I..'.... .11.! -inaio i-xvnufxrnfnnr 11nnra Gunman... c When Mr. Buttcrcld took thosenlould- -boards out of the custom house he realized the fact that the American manufacturer did not psyhe duty-, and `:4: has no intention of a mmnn onlv is