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vuuuu ---,-y ,--. uw22:2.,::,%~.":, lat % R 1; meoilzial xipevroltheO6\inty.:a1dhJdyli;g` u it 11033. the lurgssncirculutlon of all news per; ('{',`1'1`l1i1$ for advertising. .-.Its` oonte1it.s--edim 1-!`:3l|:'ixI:r?i`$l3lch dfscingujsh lull`-`t3.t-class` country wgznfg Dap?1pti9n_fq gtookdrwltii `an exen ,___x_:.-_ 1-.. __:_;:__` had in ch 4 seution.-is auxost desiru me-, and sel.!cted-~wilI bdfound to be 0 ' SIMGOE HOUSE, BARRIE. M. SHANACY. Pro rietor. Having re.- nnnv hnllt. mm above ouse on the site of " "' ":rr.:u____' _.._.__._ -.__?...:____ 1 I `cently built the above 3:31 7 `I119 DLLVLUUIM 11UUDA, .un..u..u;u. re.- the Slmcoe Hotel. and furnished it th out in rat-class style 17am Jirepured give thopublic the besto accommo atlon. Good enabling and attentive hustlers. Sample Rooms for Commercial '1`ra.vel1ers. `Stages leave the 1{oteLdui1y on arrival of trains. 2-ly _. . _-.....n`v -u-1-rwr-rn1$I n I T)DT1F sh- to 51'aTn'Ms m.9`o m muses. C_.LlAI.`Cl&ULV 11UUD.l:`J, u:1u.1.u.u.-- JOSHUA GLARKSON Proprietor. Comer of Mulcaster and Duniop treets, and opposite the ADVANCE Omce. Barrie. This commodxous establishment is well fitted u , and will com are favourably wlthvanyhouseo the kind No of Toronto. Good ucoommodatloufor Commercial travellers. The best of stubllng attached attend-. ed to b obllging and experienced bostlei. Stages iea.ve,t lshouse daily on the arrival of the up trains. Bar well supplied with the best of liquors and cirmrs. ` trains. um- and cigars. j SAWLUIDL DEAL, U. .12., J..LIa\.IVo Land. Surve dr Valuator and Drnughtsman. Agent for the B tisia Mot a5_i1Loan Company of _ ntario. `Farm. Town an Inge Propert for ale. Mone to bend on easy terms. 0 ae- Ontario Bloc , Dunlopystgeet. Barrie. 52-ly GL1 Kl5'U1`ll) '1.'l1.UJ.V.l.DUJ.V , U1. V .11.: Jun- GIN-EER, Provincial Land Surveyor Archi- tect, sac. Over Capon's_ store, opposite the 0.ueen's-l{otel. i ' Uvc Queen's -Hotel. ` E0. H. BROWN, ARU1~11'1'JsUr, AND BUILDING SURVEYOR. Houses to Rent and for Sale. RESIDENCE--McDonald Street. Barrio. ' nfhq, A __ . N...-- 1\~rYr1`1\I.1D BARBIE ELAN .lJ.VlJi' Lv.uu.u.-uuuu. BALL, Cur enter 8; Builder. and Manufac- turer of Doors. ashes, Blinds. Mouldings, &c. Planing of nllkinds done prompt] and su_.msta.c- tqgijy. Fa.ctory:._y3yeld Street. arrie. ' .........--pg n 1nr\1TTAD'I\Q ADHUT. G A. ISA unu nunox, un.;uuu....... . Attm-no ; Solicitor in Chuncery, Convey- ancer, &c. tce--South of the Post Office; Owen Street, Barrie. -19-ly ...__._.____.__ ' M. MACEY, B U lhulti, UUJ_.V- . TRACTOR. Plusterer. see. All work done on the shortest notice and most reasonable terms. Satisfaction tamntoed. Address-Bo.ye1d-st.. near the Ba. e Foundry. . . _....--N 1'-1-T ~r (11;1{\ . 11.!-l.H.L\uu w 4 TECTS. Toronto 56 King-St. East. . Fi'iA.\'K I JOSEPH. ROGERS, , CHIEF db STABLE._County_ of Simcoe. Olce--Po1ic,e Court, Barrie. . - I ..__. CHE lS.l'U.|."1`l..l`A1\'o l`ltL_I\.|.VLnuu , yu- POSITOR 0! the Barrie Brunch Bible Society, Dunlap Street. ___ -.....'.--4 ` 5W AL`, l)tL..l.uLL'.I.' \.lJ' .:..un.au` 5th Division Court, County of Simcoe. Once at my Store, 'Cra.ighurs_t. 46~ly ,__.._...--.~ N1-nnrr rl`.-\T`I \`I'7'I1\T R -'1`. .BA.iV'lV1lN Ki , UJJIHLVLX, UV V J.` .1. J. -` Simoe. will be at his Office. at the Court _ .I{ouse,Ba.r1:ie, every Saturday. Residence and 1 .O., Cookstown. ` ' ' AKHIE EU U JN .l_JJ.1 1 , nu um. 13 up BOILER \VORKS.-H. SEWREY, Manu- facturer of every descrlgitlon of Engines. Boilers , Saw |Mi11. Grist Mill, [S ingle, Lam, and Wood- workimz Machinery. 7 |Mi1l. Gris}. .lV1lll, workinxz UH iV.LI.I.Jl.J1'LJ.V.l) J. ILU U nu, _ Sigxi, and Ornamental Painter. Paper Hang- mg &c., donoin the beat. style of the art. and cheap. Perfect satisfaction uamnteed. Corner_ of John and Rosa-sts., and a mic west or Y Foundry. - , ___--. .. --rviuvxtf nm A -n~r no rn1:r1.1 .lUl:1L.|`4_.u J. uu 1 um, 3...I..I.\l um 13:.- at-Law, Solicitor. Convyancer. &o.`. &c. Money to Lopn. Otce--Sheri '3 Block, Dunlop Street. Barne. v 19-ly `u-ii-a:.s_T.9 NOMMERCIAL HOTEL AD I cu..|.I.... :1 .....I gr: 1..-uh. at-mgo iII._..-.0- __v.|. EIW .La.I. V mu. 1 DJ.A.D.un>.).--.:.:..ua undersigned has openeda Livery Stable in he premises lately occupled by W. H. Crosby, Owen st`... .0 Rosita the Post'0fce, Buxfrie. where Horses an ehicles, Double and Smgle Riqls, and all re uieltes of arst-class Livery can a found. AL X. FRASER. ` ' DELAY .l.J.\\.J uI.LJ.I4` LOR. Rip osite the Barrie Hotel, and ext door D. A. o onald's Hardware store. He `mg secured the services of 9. rst;-class workman, Vnone need go away without :their work being done. The greatest at cm-etaken and everything, as usual, perfectly `clean. Razors co1;ca.ved' or _ ground to order. W. BLADEN; 30-ly -r n1 1'T1T`l'4"I2`TF`.T.T."S A.f;{{~ '|`HE ENGLISH SHAVING PAR-` um nnnmma the and pext` m @Tr1NgsI:Av|gerAnL0un A.: umj I-IJJCVVLI. r rut-.. .3. @'0t'POSITE QUEEN'S HOTEL, ` mmmp STREET. ' Razors nd Scissors Ground and Set I nctioe. . mun uuuy Uu uunuu V. ....... "_LKRK-SEON Ii6ESE: BARRIEQ 1n:u'n'A m.AmzsnN'. Pronrleter. I J; houseet the Northern John Street, near the do 0t. 8. JUJ:1lVUJ.V, Dt1.l:u:u..|'J, un- PORTER of and dealer in Goals of el kinds, and Georgetown Grey-, and Guelph White Finishing Lime. Cements of all kinds, Fix`-e Bricks and Plasterers Hair. 0ice_ and Store- Railway Switch. foot of rho bond or this Lime ls bette than that 0 any other kind. `and the nish superior. Oiee-Corner of John and Elizabeth-ate . . , 4317. "fi"X1"nZaxi"1\ f \`Vlllin.m r l.l.._B Fmncls E. P. Pcpler. Francis Rye. 4- ---A -- . 1- 1:\1'\'rr\K7' T) A -l)`[` vuuutu-----w-- _`_ - - - ./\/\/x./\.f\/\/\/\/\ J\/\/\/\ AMUEL BRAY, C. E., PROV.` 1 \ 1'_....A Gun-unvrir Vn1m1tnrni|dDrnulrhtsm3n. 777 H V , C `ILIFFORD THOMSON, CIVIL EN - t1`l\YIT|l`J2 151-nvinninl Land Surveyor. ` Keeps constantly on nanu ALL mun or c-oAI.s -FOR ` - 7' WI 7 7 . , . [OSEPH SWAN, BAILIFF OF THE An. hivininn nmu-t.. County Simcoel M00 in n uuuuuu -. \EO. BROVVN, ARCHITECT, I nan nnn.m`NG SURVEYOR. Housgzg \ WHRISTOPI-IER HARRISON, DE- : nnmmnn n! Hm Rm`!-ia Brunch :_:.;__ ARGHITEOT8 8; BUILDERS. r\/-\.,\_,.\_,\ ~ ~ -I'\i'\/\i v Urxsluag .uu.u........ .. . _ I'OHN MELLANBY, IIOUSE, mm; .....a n.-namentn.1Pa.int.er. Paner Hang- ABAYEELD s'7r;,' rily. 1'a.cI:ory, buy nunu. an uuu. .......---. _ ______._________.__ )ARLING & EDVVARDS, ARCHI: 1l\IBt"'!`Q ` .;'.l'1`lA.'.l'l'.I.I db AU ht , Dn.1u.\.uo_:.uuu a and Attorneys. Solicitors in Chanaefy. No- taries Public. Conveyance:-3, Barrie. Co. Slmcoe. Ont. Omco over Bank of Toronto. _. 7 ' }ARP.IE FOUNDRY, ENGINE 85 nnnjrn \vnnK[_1~I. SEWREY. LI` (.116 Duruu 2 vuuxu ; . :ARRIE PLANING MILL.-GEO. n ; n. n."-nr-_nm r & Builder. Manutp.c- The under-aign`ecl_eg to -call attention to the fact of their. removal, ncoessitaiecl by the late re, to new premises, 9 " ""' --r---- V D-nunaln -Ilrnl. Vol, ' _ ` l'UIS ,. STEAM, FOUNDRY.. DOMESTIC .` AND BLA_0KSMITH'8 USE. _--_u _ 1} A 'l)1)T1,.1 `plated arrange solicit a.` continuation: -the-' liberal late fire, premises, Over Messrs. `Seattle Opposite the Ban- ie' llod. DnulopSt1-`eat. lc-1a1a'o\sta.te that thef hnve'ohi- meutsfot vsrmxa Worm, and are now. pre and to execute.'ordersinD_RES,S AND `MA . LE MAKING on_ short n_oj:ic , and at Mpdarate O V es.` They reapectf pa1:`I>-on); 8|-o_Ts., They won 1, . .I V - 7 L A DIES` OFT BAR R_| E " Am)` sugnouwnlzmoounfgng. ` " --..____ IUU 11. Au; uuusv, v....3.... -.,. , > -T. BANTING, CLERK, COUNTY _` .::....,;..n will hn at his Office. my - ARRIE`COAL OFFICE. ' W.- P. JAYNES. I2 nan: nnnntantl! hand . ~ NEY-AT-LAW. Solicitor in Chance and Lrmvnvnnccr. Money to Lend. 0mce- ater WALTER J. KEATING, ATTOR- ma D0 uruur. Iv . uuAa.u..-. . CULVERWELLTS , , WOOD. LIME AND GOAL -V... .s. JOHNSON, BARBIE; "IM- nnnmmn nf and dealer Goals _9 911 .A._~.V_ I 1'-UI Ilhlw \-_---..-.__,- Eovvn Stairs. _. ax:-\(1'rfI'Il'.I I\TT'I3IF\T'Q U1 "Db. IIAUa3lu - v V. _ . V : DARLING.--l{0BERT EDWARDS. - arrio. ' ; MACEY, BUILDER, CON- : A nmnn p`2I,if.nI`]'. kc. STU D | O :-Opposite the Queen's ` ' Hotel. Barrie. ` MISGELLANEOU ..\.\. \.vv-\-. -~._...\ ~v\~\v\vv --- _. ....-..-.--.g 7-1 ,_____________,_________;_s ` LI VERY STABLES.-THE ......:...m.1 mm nnnnnd n Livnrv Stable ' ms; DEMPSEY & mes uo_mus.: '5'- .. . " .; :`.:*i. am or ramm- E29f`.`5`W- 337.92? . . :13" - -. ._.-,__ .jTRATHY & AU LT, BARRISTERS . and Attnrnava. Solicitors constantly u n n n n [5 1|" .1. 0RTRITv15A1NTERS. and 2Ba.rri. om P. 0. Building. A BARBIE. ; on short 40-ly - -- ----- .- - V.-- -, SOUTH SIDE DUNIJOP STREET, _ And has now every facility for fullling his num- erous andever increasing engagements. Orders solicited (or his improved the late mm or Boulbon. .houm., W. Lount. Q.C. G. W. Lount. a New-s1'o%%RL-:,` unnmu QIIII.` nnxvvnn iarivnlrrrm . ' J. uuuyu nuu uvu :. lyll-Ia vn. on. av... ._ 7-- _. ormton: WORK, PLUMBING GAS AND - T STEAM FITTING norm. A SPLENDID STOCKV OE. - :a'sA1'ov:s_ AN D 1'mwAn:.-was = Jobbing done cheaply and quickly; Don't to, at the P1ace:-'l'he new Tin Store. adjoining cCarthy's Block. Dunlgn St.. Barrie II Inna! nnluugn unw- I5i1IiKesL=~91vBUw ."WS'-' v~--~ vvvvsarx --v.\..`~`..~ \\'.r~.\ ...\. -EL`I:!.' lWEL L`! W0 N D ER s VVILL NEVER CEASE. -' `L. R. win NLE R `STEAM, HOT Am & HOT WATER! nnnuannrr nnvn IIIIIIIII an nnnumnn Removed again to MRS. ROSS` BLOCK, num- ber 3. opposite the -4__ _.._ ::_A.-1 -- -_.___ - - A Sandy. whereidid you get,thu.t. neat ttin ` harness? I at. them at the establishment o WARNEB.'S. but did you phy fox-A them? 315, made to order: they are handsome and all the rage ; he can't bebeat. for Style and Durability. They are Cheap. certainly. I must go and t a. set Sanciliy. It on \venta. handsome TR NK. nnnr. ., W IP. BLANKET or COLLAR. you They Uneap. cerrmuny. 1 uluau gu nun .,. .. Sand . Ihyou TRGNK. SAIDDL , W IP. mm met one. When you go to buy be_ sggpi yon} SADDLE, WHIP. Uunuau. can get one. you 30150 buy be sure you so in tl_1e right place, there is 0. large Saddle and ollnr 111 front of the shop. ' ---- ..--.;-pr nnnhl l\I!'1Il 1 __ _ . ' .A.. A. Y III E E Has now a large supply of Trunks from'50c up to $25: Vulises and Satchels at Bottom Prices. Also Smglc and Double Harness, C'ollu1's, Sad- ,dIes,- Cm-ry_'Go)nbs, Brushes, lVlu'p;.- and Lashes, ` ' At prics to suit everybody. H mess Oil and Varnish always in sto . nun . rnrxvn hnI\\lD'I`TV .r.nN'p_ ,A-[I]-_ I1. DUD.`\.LV1\U,- .12 . U. D Omce over Edwards 85 La.ird's I _Barrlc. Ont. A , Varnish uways In suucn. 'I!EPAIRING PROMPTLY `DONE; -ALL \VORK WARRANTED. ..__.._. GIVE ME /1 "C./?Lf..-Sign or the Golden , Saddle, Baycld Street; Barrie. 10- - MncuKf;lgi;gL`"E"[nIb` xvnxxnnu 1. an -any-r Noauesl, Nabbiest, and `Ben `Fll.-A ung Sun to Inflmd North of . Ton-onto._ FRESH ARRIVALS IN _::_--1 j-ljm All the-lu+.es .`. and nobbioat ntterns on hang to `choose from and satisfact on given to -every v qusmmer. ' ._._:. J.` .l\al`J|J1_l. :xJ.u.u. v Ixnuv 1.4.: SPRING TWEEDS, ... .. 14.4 _._.1 _.-1_|.:....A. ....u......... .... I.`......l rnnm-:c'r EIT-a-UARANT no | nmmm Mnnmn urm. nnmmsnmn CLOTH- Inn: nus .I:_.I.a.` u vacuum.` a. nan: PRICES MODERATE. ORDERSFOR CLOTH- : ING PROMPTLY FILLED. :1 S'ut'Give him a trial and getn stylish, well-`made - ' Fred. Lnovver. -- o, n-_A. 1: nova g7_]' -1-` . Barrie. Sept. 14; 1876. FOR.A_NO'BBY. SUIT m the latest and most Fnshloable Gob _l'I.. .l.\. U . LA1.gv;9.v.n.._-`..--.._ . , TIST. Barrie. Ontario. Graduate of the Phil- sdelphia. Dental Cone e. also of the Royal College of Deuunlsurgeons. 01 cc ~0pposltc Ba.rric`Hot;el. . ____________________ , __...--.-v nnnrnn Pumps and Iron Piping ot'a.1l sorts Stock. r\|-sxvituvn cwuncsu-- us! vv`lf|'\Yl` II I B A \!1 DUN|.0P- T.. OPPOSITE BAARR|E IIOTEI.-_ NEW STOCK or `SPRING AND s MMER TWEEDS T0 cuoosm mo , - ` Parties buying Cloth elsewhere canhaslve it made up. A 1-` 1\Il'nI1.n.e. stoves Ann `TIIIWARE. 5 $` n ` \I\I\/Ky` 'O_Ir,IN'P'L"AXTON.,' ' ROYAL Zi7I;I7S[ZIRANCE ` CO Y OF _LIFELIVERH00L AND LONDON-FIRE AND. LIABILIIZY OF SHAREHOI. DER-`:'-LTIHITEI). CAPITAL .. .. .-.. .. $10,000,000 Wnwnn Iwvmvrmn Ovnm .. .. 16.000.(Xl0 CAPITAL .. EUNDS INVESTED OVER .. ANNUAL INcoME OVER ..` . . RESERVE FUND` .. .~. DEPOSITED WITH THE` Dommo: GOVERNMENT .. .. ucn u, uyyv-nu. ..... Vvellingtozn Eotel, .--_ - A. n.u._ THE FREEHOLD LOAN AND ` ' SAVINGS C0., TQRONTO. ' I K `I Pnsistenz, - ...z"'~'oz.-`Wm. Mcmsmn. Sam:ary.Treas., - - Cmmmas Itonnnrsox. Inspector, - - - Ronnm.'r..Anus'moN0.._ ' Mony advanced on egg; terms for long periods. repaynble at borrower`; option. . p_ : ._.___... __..._-.-`-2-. -is 'sAnb|.|-:I_tv AND HARNESS. u...~.\ .av- .v~vv.~..-. --v.\.-.`~~ JAMES 'E'13'wA Rzns,` coNV1:Y.4z_vc1sn, gm, ISSUER or MARRIAGE Llcausl-:8. Avsvntllvl A on runs omqcn AT THE POST OFFICE iiILD1NG, BARRIE. Bnrrig, Sept. 11. 1878. |()sn2ru ltuur.` ma - uuu v u ; xL\- `Q _ cer, Commissioner In Queen's Bonch.`A11c- Lxoneer. Appraiser, and Commission Agent, for the sale of Houses, Lands. Farm Stock, House- hold Furniture`, Goods, VVurcs. Gcc. Also for the collection of |tcnta.NnLes and Accounts. 011100 ..Pnlinn(}ou1't.. Barrie. ' bu .-_, wceklfes. The Job nap -jm-,.;{,,;m` - 3 . qatookea_with.a _ , \ 11 exten. sive assortment of an. atfox-ding facilities for qmlfrea to 1nsoucars,.1,} ,'`1n . wor hsrsze type-and appropriate - " L1n_ ta __ .` ell `fol? 9 ER A ..n.... _ mane up. .A.1 . Ill E. . Barrie. March 20th.i8 _ 0 e35-ti MONEY To LEND BEFFARM AND '1v'OWN PROPERTY AT a mu CENT; H. James now holds" the Anna for tllu-ee of | the px-incl Loan Companies o_t nadn, and is 5 therefore uposltion to place Leone on most. tavomble terms to borrowers. FIRE INsU3A:I_vcBs mooted in ENGLISH STOCK. commxms at ' mode:-ete rates, ' . -----e ` - l II. J AhIEs,: Manager. | ADVANCES MA1.)E bow _~NO.'l.`ES -AANb"_ MORTGAG"BOUGH.T-H! . PERSONAL PROPERTY. Rents and gicaunts Collecte Of the latest Gobds .- -----an-I -nu nun an:-m BEVEVRALE fin 1 7' 1 '[_4`arms and Town Privperlics,rr_S}ilE : At 17J1'5r!' ~1o\i*|i:s-es, ~ _ E - ` ' F-'u;-h;a `C7opiVuAty of: V , I s`s:3oo.oo<>. 4% LI.-e -5.11 V V11; lmm .II1?r;";4ScbI12?sN?`KNI5 iTI?=KET = [ o\g:1;1)I;l-I!31QlP1iLEGRA`PH 1 gwnn IX\JU\lU_J.V .|.l.l.L\ .1. I Gollcctor of Rents. Notes, Book Accounts. Sac. Insurance and General Agent, Olce Qwcn street, Barrio Ont. Tmdesmons Books AcL]ust- ed, Enter.-d L . and Accounts Made Out. Docu- ments Marie and Copied. and other similar work execut.c(1wiLh due uccumo and despatch. N. .- [huh handed. over sumo y. as collected if rc- TAILORING. ` |RED.TLOWER', M.` In uuuu ul. uuu m-yr, ROSS BLOCIQ BARRIE, ONT.` `ARNPESS EMPORIUM. E>1=r1c_IA :xs1N\e 2; A.RRIE 'LOA_N,_ -I_NSURANCE AND DISCOUNT OFFICE. ' ; HAS Rmxovriu '1`: ms (Successor to Geo. Lane) .u-u- run nn a. nu c "io'nIscLLA_Naous. I R. .1. L. G. `.\icOARTHY-OFFICE and Residence on the West, side of John tract, immcdmtely opposite Mr. Geo. Bull's lanin and Sash Factorv. 1}? McCONKEY, (}RA.DUA'I."E OF u..mn n..:.m.-quv Montreal. Member Royal '~4'- .e., .- A"'W0RIl)8 uu Tiriives. an A map Oi"n;1:"rA_1J;1.INaVtipoii.~A Tnouiiir -MA! Pndntrdir 'l'HA'l` WI!IOH mums Taousmns 'rm1~_zx."-nnox`. - _. 11.-jo.i;A 1ij;7, * JAMES EISWARDS, Bu{m, " V Company'sVVa1un.to`r. \ .._.'_..._.. wv nun. ..u..... - .......v....... _. "A PERFEGT FIT, AND chin, ALEX; McRAE, Q i.MERCHAl\lTATAlLUR% JAM Eg EDWAR D87, Agent at Barrie. . ji- Barrie`, 0n%t_%ario, Thursday, May. 29. 18279. QOUMY QFs1McbEj%iGENERAL ADVERTISER. Ul ru_yan.nu-no ...........-,,-_..-,_ _ --In Bank of Commerce Buudjngs over Messrs. Sanders` JcwollerY Store. and two doors \Vcst. of B . the Barrio Hot " Dunlop Street, Barrio. _ Whois etzmumg puot U118 evemug . said the super1ntendent,or` `boss,a.s he was alled. . Seth Martin," was the foremaxfs re- pl . - _ . . ""Te1l him to come here, will you? and hurry up ! V _ The foreman hastened away, and both he and Seth Martin must have Spread themsevee, as the foreman said, for in a few minutes the engine-driver stood before his chief. rm... man; vndn hmlz A nnmnrehensive ornamented his face, wmcn, amen. nauw: dixfty, was full of .-character - and determi- nation. To use the populurjexpression, he was pure gold down to bed-rock." The superintendent, eatised with his ...m+.inv nmlded to the entzinesdriver and Lllle gnauu mun uuun nu, uvna ....-..- look at the engineer, who inehed` n-<'>i':; muscle. His clear, steady e as were as blue as the sky ; a handsome town beard ornamented his face, whieh, albeit rather _1:..;.. ;...... :..II A: .ll`!II'l`f.FI` and determi- The superintendent, sausneu. Wlul ms scrgtiny, noddedi to the enginedriver and sat :. v . There's a specie~train up out of Col- linsville to night, Seth. _ I know that, was the curt response. And it will require close watching, continued the chief.` I s pose so --I ~ know th:1.t',. Seth. - _ ~ You are mighty knowin' this evening," said the superintendent,` smiling ;- but - repeated there is one thing you don't- know, sonny.. You don`t know that you.~:are going to run pilot to that train. ' . ' - Yes, I do," replied the engine-driver. Who in thunder told you,then; I didn t know it myself until ten minutes ago !" You told me this minute, then I knew it, replied Seth, smiling, and disclosing his white teeth. I m ready, boss. Seth Martin, you ought to be a. judge ; ..,..... 4.n....+. nrn nu-nwn mvav on this line. .-._. Thg c3;1rIe `if the weericat river n in e t reyeee;-` The aeorn, forr ever, Strives upward to the tree. ~ , The rainbow, the sky rdorning, ' Shines promieejhrough the storm ; The glimmer of comin morning Thmmzh midnight :2 com` will form. Seth Martin, ougm: no no a. Juugu ; 011: talents are thrown away line. ut listen ; we've no time to split straws in cha, There's a very festive gang ; of desperzuloes hanging about up Dartford way. They nearly wrecked throughtho Paci- c last week. Fortunatelydzhe passengers Lwewhandy with shootixfirons, and bullets were rainin pretty thick,` else there would have been something unpleasant. \V- -J ..:A um nnaine-d1'i\'6!`. go ' Theh, though the path be dreary, Look onward to the goal ; Though the heart and end be wary, Let faith inspire the son]; _A ' Seek the right, though the wrong he tempt- a Illll The gummer or comm lnormng Through midnight g By time all knots. are riven, Complex although they` be, And peace will at last be given, Dmr. both to van and me. - have been somgtnmg unp1e.sanr.._ Wa al, sand the engme-d1'l\'6!'; 8 ahead. ' emf..." ..,... ..m.+ 1-nn nilnt. tn the` snecie-. ahead ~ Now you must run. pilot to the` specie-. train and see tliat the 1ine s clear up as far as Dartford City. You can shunt at the Thistle Bridge sid'mg'im"d wait to pull the waggons up the Bunker incline through thecutlsings. Once safe there you can mt- tle along, and mind yo keep a. good look- out. , _ xv... 1...; P rnn Rona ; rsmlv. Pd bet- QR. GR.A1)UA1'm un McGill Universlt . Montreal. Royal College of Surgeons, `nglnnd. Member-College of Physicians and Surgeons. Ont.. &.c. Residence Messrs. .'~lnI\nr.-'4' Jewellery and two_d9_ors _\_Nest. 1n , ' . Speaglt truth at any cost; Vain in all weak exelnnting When once the gem as lost. ` Let strong hand and keen eye be ready For plain and ambushed foes ; Thought earnest and fancy steady Roar haul-. nntn ue close; - 2.. out. You bet ! was Seth s reply. I d bet- ter take my six-shooter, I suppose`. We ll have to ght. maybe T uM,..ni1m1v_" renlied the superintend- have ght. maybe 1" .. Most likelv, replied superintend- V ent, coolly. Keep this quiet. I ve got} `men on the look-out along the line, Who ; your mate '1 I _ _ .`Fna1igh Tom Atkins.-h was the reply. .7-1:,ng|1.n11 ,1! "-He's gnt ! All right. 1 "'1-Ie's grit 1" _ hurt or shot ;if not I l1z-award you. All right, then, said the `chief. Now don't drink ; keep 'a'-fu1_l heaLd'of steam ; bri back the specie safe, a.n'd- 1 `-` a a.l T drawled the other, coolly: oI 1l provide foryour family if 3 ur. 51...; n1` Hum ! Wn1l.o'nn(l-night.` ou're' _ boss, and thank ye." V . Good luck," was the` answer ; I ll no; forget you. 1 . : SAEI1 Mm-tin turned awav with a nod of Whois `standiiig ilot fia evening aid superintendent,or"boss,a.s w` hurt shot ;if not 1'uz-ewaru you. Is that all, then? Well, good-night,` boss, and thank ye. Hanna Im-1:." was the answer: not Sam mamn mmeu away w uau. u uvu u, acknowledgment and directed his steps .to the `shed where his engine was standing pilot. This means that the engine had shmm 1111 (or was in steam. to speak puot." '1'ms means mat. me uugtuu uuu steam up (or was steam, s eak technically) and was ready for any su den emergency. The driver was just as well pleased to run a. couple of hundred miles `on a. `dark night, even with the chance of being shot, as to have an invitation to the White House" itself. (l|'I".-an I collection of H.ent5.NL -Police Court, I ;. `T-51110011! V ;&m!"_ ; H6 essa rise-, but tqltitej at. rm ` ' " '3 ft; Ha thunierine1idiot I V_e'..made _ K _ ts F ` `F Vb`: Jma ""&iB5 "lUI.ll.3 - Hallo ! came back in an` `unmistakable . English voice. _ Fire up a. bit ; we re bound west; specie pilot ; ten o'clock. Keep it quiet. _ A man unseen by the driver put up his head to listen. . ` Seth was a man of action, and so was his mate,'To1n Atkins. They looked to the engine and. their revolvers ; put a. dozen cartridges in a tin can ; lled a similar can with some old Bourbon whiske at a saloon , close 11" , whither the were fo owed by the rrinn w 0 had been listening to their con- protectedancx 0103011 1n)anu w aununv. g He smoked in comfort for a at a quart- er of anihour, `when his fall: "`queer. : - [ `-`Thin; in :t'ronger.cig'a- than usual. , he _ muttor9d,. apd 11'eoth1'-emit 2 But- . tlinitinnnhjninn an hin` brain became heavier; close b , wmtner me were Iuuuwuu. -uy uuv manw 0 had listening con- versation,and.. who noted their preparations. After communicating with some accom- plice, this mysterious individual left the saloon and made his way towards the signal hex, which stoodsome distance down the me. K ; As soon as the e ngine-d:-iver and his mate were recognized they were warmly welcomed, for they were favorites. Many `drinks were. tendered; for their acceptance - and declined on various pleas,ti11 at length ' one man declared that the Britisherwanted `to x aninsult on a free-ho":-ncitizen. He offered Seth and Tom aglass pieee,say' g: uu11.'...4. . un tmnlm? Swm-n n . ah? . mu peace W111 Iii 1335 no gnu. Dear, both to you rnougnt earnest anu xancy a Bear beat unto the close. o'ered_ Beth a.nu1'om a glass apwce,uu.ymg; Wha.t s up,Mma.te? Swore o', eh?" ; For this-bevenixii replied Seth, but as Pd rather drink 21 ght just now, I'll take your treat. A So the men eaehtook . `the -proffered 7g1as,:but scarcely tested it; and soon afterwards Seth,fea.rihg that some ` i'inkhn' g of his intended mum` "on nngh' t leak `out beckoned t_o his remxmtofollow as ---n -- nun-k'ln~ qua than I8 IIJBOIL `out beckoned to ma nreman to Iouuw as soon as yopsible, and they leftthe 351001;. ; Ho lit a. cigar} ' bed up.into the.oah 3 of his engine T all American loaomotives are -L ,, , L- _L_ .1 __ .L......`l :..\....I lunnan in mnnlrk,` ..l'10LlBl6lgil-I.` uuu KI1l.lIIIllI vuv -nu`, run 'his engind are: protected-an closed in)and to amok. H9 amgkgd ip`com9rt a _ ; 2.1:.` 'H......._ it our mate '1" -` -.Eng1i.ah. Tom Atkins,-L .n'..'. mu. 1 ` V - executed wan uuc u.uuuru.u (lash handed 1 uuircd. orget you." A Seth Martin tamed away with of --1---~...I...1.........+-...-.A ilimu-had his: ntnns .t.o ' W 11136 EU! Tom ! lII'..`I'l..' I -v-- _ \ .\/-./x/\.- nunnluqj PILOT. Chill` Sta cg. )' in unmistakable THE sun; took a, comprehensive yer, inched_not a - ..L.....I.. nwnn urn !-A an idig I_ ? .IL nnubn XS. UU1V1L!LL.`wLU;V .n.'u.u '9 in 11.11.. Conveyancer, Licensed Auctioneer. kc. Agent for the" following Insurance Com- p:ulies:--Citlzon s Insurance Company of Montreal Fire, Lite, Accident, and Guamntce:'Hen.d Olco for Ontario. Toronto. Victonn. Mutual. 1-{end Ulllce. llamilton. G. P. Mills. P1'esident:VVm1 Ihllooker, Secretary and 'l`ren.surer_. 'l`his Com- pany only insures non-hazardous property-. ' Ad- Vdrcss, 'l`h_ot-nton P.0. all, he was conscious or his indbility to do his duty. '1`eno'c1ock rang out. He strug- gled to his feet. His head was spinning round, his` feet were heavy as lesden weights. He opened the sliding-door. but e1_-e he oou1ddesoend, a. blow from behind sent him ying into spsoe-a splash and down he sat? into `a. largey pond containing a. quantity f surplus water. for the loco- rrintivn tanks. " ' ' 87 qunnmny` Ul a motive tanks. A L `Ln narna chuckle, started. It out trom me swung. ``I think we did that neat," saisle shortest of the party. I didn't listen to the boss fer nothin' this time. The specie train will run after all, you` see. `Oh! they couldn't catch me tripping No, air! The Savage will do the bridge, I su - pose, said a.noth'er.- He's,to work on t e .... '|:.;.. :-..u 1...!" ` . motive tanks. . ` At the same moment three than climbed up on the engine.a.nd,with 3 low but hearty , chuckle, started it out from the siding. | m nnb uh: Am Hut neat-" snile P050," 3310 8.Il0l5llU1'- "I..I.:: nyu nuns uu vuu | up line, isn t he ! A Aye, only on that side. Ye did that Britiaher pretty, I must gay. He and Seth was kinder cautious, too. "`AunL +n'lmn~nn1-and mn-smlven on 80801311. kinder cautxous, ` Aye; telegraphed ourselves on special, and then cut the wire and smashed the instruments. . We're clear now to Darhford City. What's that? he added. hastily, as the engine lurehed for a. second and lifted. ' Only the points. We're out now. We can run easy, I 3' use. She won'tb-.13t,~ I hope. Here goes. I. 'I"hn nnmnlrnr, who knew B.bI)\1t I hope. here goes." The speaker, who knew little abaut engine-driving, turned on ' the steam, and away they went: Hevturned his head for a. moment. . There s something moving yonder. '1`hey ve fonndseth, likely. 12:-. mi. nnrkinn nf theiganz of desnaradoes yonder. They've xounupem, uxeiy. But this portion of thegang desperadoes had met their match in English Tom Atkins. For 9. moment or two he had an overcome by the drugged whiskey, but a. simple and very effective remedy cured him at the cost of` a. few moment's sickness` Creeping along the` ground, for he could not walk,he conceived the idea. of following these` men, so he held the points open and sent the bravoes away into the night on the u line. He proposed to give the alarm and ollow (on the down metals) with a su- nnrinr rm-m. Rut fate was drawing the and follow (on the down lnenzus) mm a. su- _1-xor forca. But fate dmwmg ugltwes -to destrmdon. The up lme was cut at the bridge. . u1'..~.m1 51 1mm]. vnnte. I'm-drowndin!" cut at the budge. V Land :1. hzmd. vnnte, I'm -drowndin This is what Tom heard as he crmvled rather than walked across the metals to seek assistance. .; - ua..a.L ,u,.L`I. mI'.n-Hn- \xyT\ax. sl I1.'1nnmm.d `H JOHN MACKAY, CUMM1SSlU`.V' ER, Conveyuncer. Issuer of Marriage Li- cicnscs under the New Act. 850.. Crcemore. _ . 7 ._ y ` assistance. , Seth-Scth Martin; whM: s happened to you? ' Them varm'u1ta tossed me in here when I was half stupid, but the _W.LbGl' 111.3 done me good. Help me out, Tom, and we'll x them yet. _ , _ .'l`nm,. who was rzmully re3overmg,1ent them yet." vTom,- who mpidly resovering, lent all the assistance he. could, and then the dripping driver,quickly wringing the water from his clothes, said, when his 111 tte 11-L1 told him what he had done-- - Imam" I-moat-`an .1 uullahla tn n1orta.l m.m. V told him whens ne nau aone-- , Don't breathe a. syllable to mortal man. I know Bob Fro.nk1in s` engine is in steam by now,for the cross traic. We nny save um snnme vet. Hurry dowu.to the sxgnal Dy lI.U\V,I.uL uuu \.aA.ua-: u-u......- ~. - ..- V V... _ the specie yet. `Hurry box while I get out theengine. _ . _ Tom hastened away as desired, but soon 7 came back with the intelligence that the box was empty and the wire cut. We darsexft say a. word now,"_ said Seth._ What fools we were to take them drinks. Now, Tom, shove in some wood while Ivoil the cranks- I ll leave word "for the foreman; we must trust him." All these preparations were made almost as quickly as they are here described. In ten minutes the engine was rtndy, and as noiselessly as p ossible the great locomotive was brought out of the shed, but tender Gnu.-, ' ' `first. . Never mind, said Seth, when Tom objected. We can run about as quick. Now, are ye ready? I A 'I"hn' fm-enmn came up at that moment. Now, reaayr` . The: forenmn came up If ya do succeed, he said, your fortunes are made. \If' you fail, Iwduldxft answer for your. lives. Take my revolver, he ad- ded, and be off. A A Que}. +Jmn1:ml- him. adding zloomily. If (led, and. be on." Seth tl1a.nke<]- him,`a.dd'mg gloomily, we fail, we'll never come back alive. For us to be hocussed with ,B)urb-9:1 is dis- grace enough. A whistle`. The foreman opened `the points and the engine sped away on the down line in full pursuit of the desperadoes to save the specie tl`2}in.if possible. NGTA ...-. A Innrn1-]mn.-xl p_yp],.ng,] '[\n.m_ to me specxe t1'a;.1I1.u puauuw. We've no` hea.d-lamp! exclaimed Tom, suddenly- * i sin much the better: we don't want ta` suuuemy- . So much the better; advertise ourselves to night- There s a -ash of something; guess we ll have 9. storm. 3 - - mt... u-Arno!-`I mm: nnf. nnr-nllnd four. The storm." - The remark wnsnot uncalled for. The gleams of lightning every now and then a. peared to rest upon the steel handles and g int along the rails. There was 9. moan- ing sound in the a.ir,a feeling of oppression, while occasionally a. heavy plash of rain would drop upon the roof of the" `self in. which the men joume ed. Thaw vnhunllifnlv aw along` the trlsckl i17.E2iXN1 `I ANCERJ ml. Rents undl which the Joume ea, They} absolutely ew along the track . Over the apparently boundless prairie the line was laid. Not 9. station for miles.. A few watering places at intervals alone broke the level character of the prospect when the. tful. lightning lit up the surroundings. Pitch dark overhead except when the flash- es came; and _the only light below the rnnirnv mnvino rrlare of the furnace fire on 88 8.1111 ,me only ugnb uuxuw mu: ra,p1d1yT moving glare of the fumme re ,the`road; T - ` ` urn- ......L .'.1........ an:r` Hm Av-{vmv We ' m"`I.t\e";'>ast eleven, said the driver. We ought to have pulled them up. We've run this thirty miles in the half hour. . There's Buhlo Creek, he _a.dded,a.s they skimmed. no at puumu \JLVDn uv |lVI\A\.a\A,v`u~a way`, ....-..._--.. past ' . `-`Well, then, Dartford 13 only another thirty, and the trestle siding on the top of the. cutting is only twenty-ve. .. Wu mmxt nmutham at the curve.below. the. cuttmg 13 only twenty-nve. T We must pasathem at the curve,bel_ow. Hallo! look out,-mind the hand-lamp," , Tom turned the slide andjlonked ahezvl . Seth shut off steam. ` ~ llmhm-A than are! Tnunlnr urn m-A rmminm {Seth snut on steam. There they are! Lucky we are running tender foremost, or they would have seen our fire. We 1l wait on them gently till they get on thetrestle curve. Then we ll wire in and dropthem. Steady mate! . The engine came silently to a standstill. The gentle hiss of the steam, which was just raising the valves,wu.s the only audible sound. Broad ashes of sheet lightning lit 11 the heavy. masses of cloud, but no thun er followed. Seth looked to his. revolver. ' nu... cm-I I-ho Ru-n um! tlmv ivnitmlz il . wa *e:)lr:1el;ad the lite and they waited: it was their only cha.nce--a. surpnse m... mam twantv mmntea the men waited; their only chance-a. surprise. v For quite twenty minutes the men waited; the engine infront had lon ago disappear- ed. At last Seth said. . ow is our time, Tom! I'll run them arace down to Dartford 'Cit{,l-hand, if I get there first, there l1be' ma P to sell tomorrow. We ll round that curve before they see us, and come in all: 11yins- Are. you 1 %dy? . . V . Tpmgignied his consent, and away dart-` ed the tponderonx engine across the hon ml- ,.1`eg`pi:a.irie at top` speed. On! on! neirerv mind the:-ough ti-ack:it?s'dea.th if you leave i 't`s ..death,. most ~1ike1y, if you remain. are is one chance. andionb o ne~i-if you _ teach Durtford Oityaud give the alumni. '5 Donna: nth 'gt,I_`it K . reach uarttora Umy 913:1 g_wo u_1e - ms on,86tha1t.3m8hm1d_m8ht- sq whispered Tom; _u the ensure strung round the sharp curve. Thu-_e,seem1'ngly, motionless, was the other engine. F_a.stet`_ - um faster rattled the purauer; The were` -.'..;.. .4 1...}. Thu. man were viaiblet touch 10111888, Wit lulu vuuvn vu.-av. -_ `| man I ...,.,,, faster pursue:-. Thai we:-,9 sen at last. The men were visible 1: rough - LI..~ ..;I_A.. 8.. no; innfnnk 7 "lAE4XAN Ull bl.'1`4]1aLV, lJ\JLV v .u.:.- 1 AN CE R. General Agent. Insurances Effect- od. Rents and Debts Collected. ' Otco in Cramp- on`s new Brick Block, nearly opposite lzhe .1;9Slt- . I` 5' _I1l_-'c. Barrie. ~A guys-I117 A 11 Em 9'tuv twii %`%f1?agan;; IS IS-SUED` tlge tor an msuum. ` '19 down! roared Seth. '- * On!y just in time._ Two bullets came crashmgoverhead; another hit the handle , ofjhe steam-whistle and sent out a, scream '05 itlautoe into -the night. ' Seth. note slowly, T J>i nt,'oI-in wmhedthextoe. 2-. In sum iinjtnlz hliihmlt knrnir mid; ' [in hand, watched the foe. - . I `I 0 ; gain, to race 11a,bu.t he don't know. the ofrin N0.200g Tqny .We"ll: .53 `|mn_ ' he ` road. _ ` It's past eleven, ......`|.+ am hum nulln H-Inm nn. We've rnn BBB. Luv nun: wt sfor an instant. |.._.._ an ...........1 Ha (`If `Seth : face, as he spoke fnd clutched his revolver, was auicient to explain his mean- ing without words. On. nnnndina nnmnn the m-airie ! Now mg wntnoup worms. On, speeding across the rairie ! Seth was gniningmow the ot or shot ahead. More wood into the furnace, pile it in, Tom," cried Seth-f`tha.t s it-now- A lrmllnfrnm Ruth : ntenv hand mused "l'0ln," CTIOCI B81311`--f'Fl1BB I l-l.l.UW-- A bullet from 3eth e steady hand passed through the glass of the other engine and shattered the driving arm of the man who held the regulator. Bully ! exclaimed the d91ighted_ Seth. Cash hu. quircd. held there mtor. Bully delighted Seth. Novfor another log." The fire was blown up, and like an arrow the en~",vinss ew along ; but no more shots were exchanged, forms they` were r-.1-ming neck amjl neck :5. M... nul-ant, Seth nerceived a llght on forms they` r-.1-mung neuzs uu_I. ucun for one instant, Seth perceived light the line ahead, and before his companion was aware of his intention. shut o` the -s....... rm. nfha-In nnalne ed mnv into the of ms mtenuon. snuu on one steam. The other ongme ed awzy the darkness, leaving Seth mrl Tom far he- :.:..a ` . hind. What did you shut off fwr 2" cried Tom in amazement. ' . Look ahead and you ll know, was the grim reply. ` 'l`mn looked shed. A weird light was grim reply. Tom looked playing on the track, 3115.10 of unearth! appearance.` It shimmered and moveg gnnuf. ltd B. Wil`.-o-the-wisp. It W38 9. V a endish grin. '- heavy it smminereu auu iuuvuu about likel a Will-o-thegwisp. most ghast y white mist---a ghostly war- ning. V . -_ Wh:it.can it `be ? said. Tom, (lliis super- stitious terrors eing nowexcite - What is it '1 7 . It's a light, that s all, said Seth, with I know it though; I've seen it before. There's somebody under- neath the rails in the bridge, and, you bet, they re, cutting the tracks for the specie train! Gracious heaven, and that engine 2 That engine will in the river in two minutes, said Seth Martin. Oh hurry iipand save them if we can, exclaimed Tom. Go`ahea.d ! . Gently. mate, gently: let them get on a bit. He turned on.steam, `but ere they had passed half the distance in the direc- tion of theilight a loud crash was heard,and amid screams of human agony the trestle Erilge ealnk (tl`0'.V1l;-{1(:-V'il- 'e}lJli:lly-SlUVV:'Iliy, ii `sure y 0 e e ream ge ow. ie ponderoiishngiiie dipped forward,.gavc one roll,righted again, `and then turning completegv over, flfll with a thundering nniqn in B canon 6 OW. comleteli Bvcr, fell wil noise in the canon below. mt... 1:..1.o. warn surlder the below. The lights were suddenly extinguished, and piercing screams of wounded and scald- ed men arose, mingled with the hissing steam and the dull-roar of thunder. The storm had burst. un......1.4- in Hmir own tram. exclaimed had burst. _ . Caught in thexr own t1'ap, , Seth Serves them right ! Poor critters! I'm kinder sorry, too." Let us help them, cried Tom. Help! yes; let_ us run ,on to Dartford and stop the traic; the specie is due in ten miimtes. , V man. . Yes, s1r,cros3 that budge. I'm a. gain to try it, replied Seth. Will you chance it ?" (V.... 7 nu H\.s`1\ v-,I('t\ nnl\-Ir \r- ~ it".x Cross tlmt bridge?" e:(c1n.im3d the {ire- _ or cure ! . Here goes, then; shake h-111.13. God bless ye, mate ; if we don t meet again, tell them I died at my post like a man. 7111..-. A.-Ivar ant] r-om,-n1 nlilnll hands in OHN HOBLEY, ACCOUNTANT, Notes, '""-M Mu` mm-ml Asrent. Oice. Owen them 1 men 8.1: my post. mu: u uusu. The driver and reman clasped hands in silence. and Seth turning on the full pres- sure of steam',the engine gathered itself up for its final race. NI .-`L .. anlsnr` hurl ::ann,nn'] nimr nf the 1 U3: ! KC'n'-x for its nnal 7 Not a sound had escaped either of the ` men. Side by side they stood. As thev approached they could see a. red glare. The bridge had caughtre. As they shot past a form or two hurried quickly out of sight -some of tlicwdesperate band now cowed and crushed. 'In :1 moment more the bridge was full in view. The crackling timbeyof theup line -were all Burning around the mighty monster engine, which stillemitted smoke and ame. As a ash of lightning will in one brief second reveal all surround- ing objects distinctly, so the glare of the engine furnace lit up the scene below. The engine dashed a.long--3. roar, a creaking noise,the ame leiipedvup benoa.th-:md the danger was over. The down line had not been undermined. A- 4.1.-.. glnnlmnnrl mnmi :1 lnmr chum been unaermlneu. . As- they slackened spced,_ a long, deep whistle was heard, and 3. ohm speck was "seen like a pin : head on the linein front. |"I`I1nrn q the ans-.cie-Tom. We've done our seen lxke pm 3 neau on but: uuuul u.`unu. "'.l`here s the specie,Tom. duty. Run down easy, and then see if we can't help the unfortunate loafers under the bridge. It was a narrow squeak. 1+. was. indeed! The specie tmin was budge. ll? was 15 mu:L'uw al.luuun- It was, indeed! specie saved, though, and the libusters taken in the act. Three were drowned, and two more so terribly injured that they died soon after from the e'ects. . Seth and Tom were rewardethand the former was subsequently made `inspector ; . but he and Tom often talk of that summer night when they were so nearly killed while running pilot. |ma|=oaM nsggtessuess 2| Snator Mapherson hz addressed a letter to the Hon. Geo. Brown, editor of the Globe, from which we take the follow- _-..__ [low the Money Goes under G:-ll ` Management. ' m,-Yoi1 have through the Globe so" persistently and wickedly misrepresented the facts (takenfrom the Public Accounts) . which I submitted to the people of Ontario in January last, exposing the culpable ex- travagance of the Mowat Govornment,tha.t I deem it well to re-produce the salient facts itra oondens form in order that the people may have t e truth before them, in V respect to the administration of public af- -fairs in Ontario. - ' 17'... ...-...\ an! hnnfnnk with niinrnnrnunnlt- I U,UU\l mvesuuem uu ,_.,...... .. security at Sand 913301` cent`... dependant amount required. 0 princi :11 money 1`( until end of the term. S RA'l`lIY_ 8: . Solicitors. &c.. Barrie. 5 : L Yes: tairs in untano. . You were not content with misrepresent- ing and falsifying any statements, but, as is your habit, you indulged in much abuse of myself. While I am altogether indif- ` ferent to your abuse, I ask you, and the people, Why I have been made the subject of it. True, I presented to the taxpayers of Ontario .intelligible statements of the public revenue and expenditure, taken from the Public Accounts which I reairm are correct in every articular as can be easily veried. Why 3 ould this be an of- - fence? I am not responsible orblameable if the results of ` the figures` are condemn- .- _ of the Reform Administration. Why should it bring down upon me the wrath -. of one who professes, as you do, to be {Jar V `excellence, the guardian of the poop e s : interests! The only possible explanation is that your interests are anta onistie to the ublie interest. If such be t e case the we are of the people requires the inaugur- ` ation of an executive that will be inde en- , dent of you. You may thinklthat the acts _ " hiehv I~have. submitted to the -people may ,; ie_1eireise.iq`_u_ie< .ini1_ence in bringing about 3' dewfoutly to be wished. ,1 and your course personal ii i i ` A... ._ _-.--s-'a-u no Arnnrr A1.` nxnvuu. I issued. my amphlet upon the affairs of M Ontario `when 9 Iagislnture was aboutto meat, ' and I, no. timed its ,appearanoe in order to:give the Ggvermnent the beat op- portunityof din_<'mumg.my naxiciazl atato-M < ,1 - . M :. ~ .~.."x`. .113 r. - F.-lC'i?S. AND FIGURES FOR ONTARIO ELEC- ' TORS T0 DIGEST. Tneugue-""`""'to ximoshe .11 halls V ,, _ _ ofknowmg r_. .-`V `K in the opnnon 01 those wno nave w.u the` bszwe rr,n{var ; it's kill 77 H0. not correspond with the publie Iccounts, to an audit by gentlemen occu ying _the `highest positions of trust in the tnimon, viz. :--Mr. Angus, General Manager of the Rana: nf Mnntrnnl 2 Mr. Hume. General 7 though perfectly correct and comprehonsi- ' $1,043,534; l869,$1,015,961; 1870,81,092,- Vlz. 2-U11`. Angus, uenerai I: or one Baux of Montreal; Mr. Hague, Manager of the Merchants Bank; Mr. Mason, General Manager of the Loan and Savings Company,and Mr. Ramsay,General Manager of the Canada Life Assurance Company. That challenge has not been accented, and I now give an extract from theintroduction to the second edition of my Ontario Pamphlet, whiclrshows in a summarized form the results of the admin- 1 istratiun of the nancial affairs of the Pro- vince under each Government since Con- federation, and especially the appalling in- . crease of the csntrollable expenditure since 1871. [Here is given a long and elaborate ble tabular statement which may be sum- marized tlni`: Controllable expencliture-u Under Ilrlr. Sandeld Macdormldz 1868, 616; 1871, 31,223,105. Under Mr. Blake: 1872, $1,482,594. Under Mr. Mowut: 1873, $1,765,419; 1874, $1,786,602; 1875, $1,827,365; l876,$1.895,239; ]877,82,002,- 967; 1878, 82,058,393. Net increase of controllable expenditure : 1871 over 1868, $179,571; "1872 over 1871, $259,489 ; 1873 over 1 7], $542,314; 1874 over 1871,8563,- ; 497; 1 75 over 1871, $604,260; 1876 over IST 1, $672,134 ; 1877 over 1871, $779,862; 1878 over 1871, $335,283.] rm... cmmnnina talnln is an nlain that those 22 Whole No. 1424. h.U. EPGIXCIS In. 1'. lrupuu. ,A.`lnu\4Au - -_ _ ENN OX dz LENN OX, BA`RRIS- I tn-a A otnnnnvu.nt.It\W. Snlicitorsi n Chancery. 1878 157 l, asoou,zoa.J . The foregoing table is so plain that who run may read, and the facts exhibited in it are most alarming. n ...:n In .-nmm-lmd that. whxle during in it most alarming. It will be remarked that, while during the `four years of Mr. Sandeid Ma.edonald s Administration, from I868 to 1871, inclu- sive, the controllable expenditure was in- creased only $179,571 ; it was increased in 1872-the year of Mr. Blake's Premiership and Mr. Ma.ckenzie s Treasurership -8259,- 489 Over 1871, being an increase in that yearof $79,918 more than the aggregate increases of the preceding four years. But :_ 107-) ml . Mnwnk, tn inmimlratrl. his Increases 0! me preceuuxg 1Ull1' yours. uuu in 1873 Mr. Mowat, to mnuguratc his Premiership generously at the expense of +1.. nnntn, increased the controllable ex- [Ll LUIIJ LVLL. Ailuvvvon - ---5-.__.-_ _-_ generoulsly at the of J the people, increased penditure` over that of 1872 by the enor- mous sum of $282,825. being an increase of $542314 over `the controllable expendi- ture of 1871. and it has gone on increasing year by year until the annual controllable expenditure of 1878, in excess of that of 1871, reached the truly appalling sum of $335,288. The total controllable depart- mental expenditure in 1871 was $1,223,105, and in 1878 it amounted to` $2,058,393, being an increase of 68 per cent. Tm in mm now whether there had been being increase or no per Ucuh. Let us see now an increase of recciptsto warrant the pro- digal increase of controllable expenditure. ' If the fact were not plainly set forth in the Public Accounts prepared by Mr. Mowat s Government. it might well be re- garded as incredible that any Ministry which had secured the condence of the "people of Ontario would have recklessly in- creased the expenditure within its control in the face of a declining revenue. But unfortunately so it is. VVhile the controll- able expenditure of 1878 exceeded that of 1871 by the sum of $835,288, the revenue of 1878 was actually $17,978 less than that of 1871. Thus the ditference between the amount of the increase of" the controllable expenditure and the amount of the receipts in 1878, as compared with the same in 1871, was, `according to the Public Accounts, $883,266, (Vida Tables 1 and 14.) And , -the Public Accounts do not disclose the whole truth at a glance. To make a just comparison between the receipts and ex- to eqiializethe amounts of the subsidy re- ceived from the Dominion Government in those years. I may explain that from 1870 to 1873 inclusive, the Dominion Govern- ment deducted from the amount of subsidy payable to Ontario the interest upon On- tario s share of the debt of United Canada, which had not been assumed by the Domin- ion. at Confederation, but which was as- sumed under an Act passed in 1873. Since the latter year the_ Province has been paid the fulll agount of itgfiggsidy, and received from tie ominion l 570 in 1878. as against $1,055,666 in ],87l:--a difference of $278,104 in favor of 1878. .1\Tmu if Mr. Mnwiit had onlv received the penditure of 1878' and 1871, it is necessary . 5278,10; m Iavor or Low. -Now, if Mr. Mowat had only received same amount from the Dominion Govern- ment in 1878 as Mr. Sandeld Maodonald received from that source in 1871, the total receipts of last year would have been 3326,- 082 less than those of 1871, and yet he in- creased the amount of the annual controll- able expenditure of 1878 over that of 1871 by the enormous sum of $835,288. _ Ewan the controllable exnenditure of by the enormous sulu. ui $000,400. Even the controllable expenditure 1878 was increased $55,426 over that of 1877, and that, too, in disregard of a fall- ing off in the revenue of $166,877 compared with that of 1877. The revenue from Woods and, Forests, which constitutes, -after the subsidy, the nancial mainstay of the Province, was $141,738 less in 1878 than in 1877. A And -it cannot be too often repeated-the receipts of 1878 were $47,- 9781ess than those of 1871 ,while the annual controllable expenditure was increased in that time $35,288. mkn m-nan nvnnnrlihn-A nml rannintn of that tune asoo,zoo. _ The gross expendxture and receipts of `Ontario for the last ve years have been as follows, namely : ' mm...a;+...m: 1274. S3.871.492:1875. _t0110W5, namely : Expenditure: 1874, $3,871,492; 1875, $3,604,524;1876. $33,140,627; 1877, $3.- l17,413; 1878, 82,902,388. Receipts : 1874, $3,446,348; 1875, $3,159,495; 1876, 82,- 589,224; 1877,82,-152,078; l878,$2,285,201. Decit, 1874, $425.144; Decit, 1875, ' $445,029; Decit, 1876, $551,403; Decit, 1877, $665,335; Decit, 1878, $617,187. vmm nnif. in 1873 was 828.487. The 1511, $000,000; Uuuuu, 10:0, u_u,:.oa. The deficit in 1873 was 828,487. The {sum of these deeits is $2,732,585, and to cover it the surplus has been drawn upon to that extent. ' W... mun A9 ikn annual ennrnzuann n` this *s"i`6;`om* 8_tm 9 50 EH85 CXUQHU. The sum of the annual increases of the controllable expenditure from 1872 to 1878, inclusive, amounts to 84,256,844. . Some incrcasewas, no doubt, unavoidable, but underan honest economical Administra- tion like that of Sandeld. Maodonald, I am of opinion it would not have exceeded, for the seven years, the `sum of $700,000. But,to be generous to Mr. Mowat,Iwill place it at $1,000,000, leaving 83,256,844 as the sum which the Governments of Mesrs. Blake and_Mowat have spent needlessly, wastefully, and, I fear, corruptly. Na mnmhnr nf'I'.lIn Gnvm-nment ventured` wastemuy, and, 1 I681`, oorrupuy. No member ofthe Government ventured in the Legislature to disprove my state- ments, Indeed, Mr. Mowat admitted their correctness, by saying in his place in Par- liament that they contained nothing new. While this was true in the sense that they contained only what was found in, or based upon, what was in the Public Accounts, it was untrue in another sense, for they did present to the le much that was new to them, for I investi- gated and collected the Public Accounts oince.(-Jonfederation, the gures of which` are not within easy reach of the general public. Until my pamphlet ap ared the people did not knowyhow w , ul the Ad- ministration, of which Mr. Mowat is the * nominal head, had been. The truth was carefully concealed. . w 1; :- .. .....-a ;.L....L..|. .-.6 auu'n-hadu lvn . m..1r (32.00 II`-' uo'rm ADVANOE. cure; uug uuuvu cu uu. . trolled politically either by - yourself or 1) his colleague, Mr; F1-'aaer.~ Mr. Mowat, fear, nd: Mr, Fraser .3 hard tank-master, V but, for thesalre of oicinl repose he al- It is a great stretch of com-tee to speak L of the Ontario Government as at of Mr. 3 Mowat, for it is well known that he is con- ` lgwt himto exereise uncontrolled tine fnnc-. i_;t;6ns,'o,:I?re,mijer" in` V ` to A P;;13`89`;ii3..df asst-nt:sm-. I. we,l e = those sv ` ve * =' ,8 __9_F`_: .- '1`.-"__ v.-.-....,. .. . . edthe-reCI\.1 : 19 was in that year amounted:-t0'I38,487 1; 5 `limo, uh-anon to unit "was 1:11! wclrollomnsbv 'Mowa.t, for the session or 191 0, Q0 W 1:, 10 `including indemnity and 11111 of :1! 1d-' ditionnl members. It will thus seen that n.:. :a...... ......... nu... .z....1.1...1 1...o-..n mm sum at which"`IB`.lnd ben X6(I`15yg)!r. including T the decits him: "1: annual. In 1876 the decit was $951,403, . and Mr. Mowat selectotl thhtyedrto in- crease his own salary QL500 3 7881` 8nd the salaries of each of luaco` es `L300 .. ..............1 in that man she. . Mownt hi! salary QJ.,U\N In your uuu mweu ,300 a. ye1n":p.nd in that your a16og_ . Mowat further increased the indemmty to mom. tlutou h the efforts of -by 3 yaurrgna in mm: Illvj nu. naval . further increased a indgmnity to` map. bars to $800 each. Hstgxly, lug nquion 0ppo,n.9;-4. leci Meredith, the indemnn was re- duced to'$600. The indemnitynn mileage of members which, for the session of 1872, under the legislation of Mr. Sandeld Mac- donald was 833,843 increased under Mr. 'Mowa.t, for the session of 1878,10 871,171, innlninn indnmnitv and Ii! cuuonnl members. Ln wm mus no seen man this item more than doubled between 1872 and 1878 ; Was the increase redouble, or was it evidence of gross extmv and self-seeking? It is for the taxpeyf say. It was not the sort of reform; however, which the people had 3 righb to (amt from a Government presided over by: - former. of Mr. Mowat s pretensions, and upheld by you. nu-runxzo To run norm. .. . 4-.` and n A -1 I, g ofscotland Canadian Mortgage Com any, limited); Capital $2.-133,333. Pellattscosler. ene- ml Managers. 38 King-96.. 'l`oronto- W. C. Orr. hoot fc Shoe agent, Barrie. Otce over House's store. Dunlop-st. 6-6m Dahlvlbunu Av sun xsavsung In the'Globe of the 12th of April last- thero appeared an article strongly marked by your peculiar characteristics, and aptly headed ` Confusion of ideas. In that In`- ticle you submitted what you were pleased to describe as six facts, in whic you pretended to compare the sums returned to the pee le" by the Governments of Mr. Sandeld II)!/Iacdonald and Mr. Mowat re- spectively. -The sixth ``fact' `is the only one I shall notice, and it is as'fo1lows :- The Sandeld Macdonald Government did not attempt a per caput distribution of the accumulated surplus ; the Mowat Gov- ernment paid out to the municipalities at so much per head of population no less a `sum than $3,225,378, all of which has been nu-namlmi kw Hanan munnininxlitina for local `sum mun z5o,zzo,o O, nu 01 wuwu mu uocu expended by these municipalities for local purposes. ` T aha Jnnf. ntnn in innnirn whether this purposes. I shall not stop to inquire whether this distribution was evidence of profound statesmanship or an admission of executive impotence, but I ask, when you were re- ferring to the "per caput distribution of the accumulated su lns among the muni- cipalities by Mr. owat`/s Government, why you had not the candour and honesty to tell the people that the Blakejsnd Mowst Administrations had also effected another per caput distribution of $4,256,844 T but that it had been made among the de- partments, being the sum of annual in- creases of controllable expenditure from 1872 to 1878. Thus. while Mr. Mowat generously distributed to the municipali- ties $3,225,3T8, he, in the same riod, lavished, in the fomi of increased ntrol~ lnble expenditure, the stupendous sum of $4,256,844. These are your I-eforms." Are not you, your nominees in the Local and Dominion Parliaments, and your wire- pullers throughout the country well named spurious Reformers,-and organized *' hypocrisy? _ ` T nlunrvn that as vnu cannot denv the llyp00I'l8y I ' ' I observe that as you cannot deny the glaring extravagance of the Mowat Govern- ment, you {endeavour to excuse it on the ground that the money wasted has been retumed to the people, and the Trea- surer of Ontario, in his last budget speech, had the erontery, in the presence of the Legislaturmto enurneratejalmostullthe items of the public oxpencliture- amounting to 817,569,570-a.s amounts distributed directly and indirectly to the people of On- tario since 187l, and boldly boasted of reckless and wasteful expenditum of the people's money. Who is the author of the fraudulent and pernicious doctrinelthut the waste of public money is justifiable on the ground that it is returned to the people?" I have no doubt you can tell. It was in- w tended to delude',the masses. I believe. however, that the electors of Ontario will ` prove to you and to the Treasurer and his colleagues that you did gross injustice to their intelligence. ............. . nnnmnvvn If the (lm:i,l`l11C were txfue,economy would be reprchcnsible,and wasteful expenditure prniseworthy. The prodi 1 who squan- dered his patrimony wou d be 3 public benefactor, inasmuch as he would be re- turning money to the people. According -to this mode of Reform reasoning, Mr. Mowat, in purchasing supplies for asylums and other, institutions without public ten- der and without giving the names of the purveyors, did what was right. In fact, the higher the prices paid to favourites, the better,because there would be so much the more money retumed to the people." The outlay upon the Fort Frances lock, where nolock was required,a.nd the spend- ing of millions of money in connection with the public works extrsvaguntly and unnecessarily, were, according to your doctrine, exhibitions of stntemsnsliip, on the part of the Mu.ckenzio.Government, because, in this way. they were retuming ........... +.. H... nmnln." It mustbeunon they "resuming money to the peopll . It mustbe upon this ground that yo Aimvilefended all the wasteful` expend1tum"=g:)rpetmted by the Mowat and Mackenzie vernments. The Treasurer of Ontario omitted an important item which was, I presume, part of the expenditure returned to the people," namely, the salaries of Mr. Mowat an his colleagues. What have those gentlemen done with-'their salaries? If they spent them in maintaining themselves and their fami1ies,it follows as a. plain logical deduct- ion from your premises that the money was returned to the people in the same way that the amount e nt in maintaining the inmates of public institutions was so retumed. Was the amount of the salaries omitted through motives of delicacy from the Treasurer s schedule of money returned to the people, or has it been reserved for the purpose of being announced _. from ths hustings? Ministers may intend . 4.. 1.,..~..o ...w..-.1:.m in; their new doctrine. lrusurvuu Lur hut: yunyunv u. .........a ...._--.-.___ intend toboast according to their new doctrine, n..+ n..... 1... 1-Atnrnnd the whole amount t0 b0&St 50001111118 T-0 U181!` uuw uuuvuuva, that they have retumed the of their sqlues to thepeo 19. `Upon u_:._ :_._..._....... ....:nnn'|n mam rs Of the- lint mey JIILVU 1'UDl.ll.'uuu Ivuu "nu... ......n.. salaries 'Up<;;x this ingenious principle men as of the- 1'...:.1.tm-n who have supported the Gov near the noun: 0 ur Loans. Harrie. U115 mgemuua pl; Legislature who emmont may cla new-urea: Hunt thi! ingenious principle memoers ox mu- have supported eminent claim. during the coming canvass, that their whole indemnity was so much money returned to the people." Ministers and members may assure the pub1ic-it is. impossible to foretell to what lengths they may not go-that they only accepted the increases of salaries and in~ demnities in order that they might have so much the more to return to e people." Although the new doctrine may be treated with ridicule. it must not be forgotten that underlying fit]i`s a plausible, impatient, and nnv-ninlnlln n. nlV_V_ unuernymg ID 13 as pm pnrnicious fallacy. Ann unnununu nvnuvs The columns of the G'lobe'show that you are se riously disturbed by the general ap- proval with which Mr. Tilley s taritfhas been received. Your inconsistencies and your contradictions of yourself day after day in dealing with the national policy, have been laughably absurd, and lncmlteltibly prove that you know it to be substantially acceptable to the wholepeople.` _You are well aware that the navy term` will rmly knit in bonds of cermnon Interest sym pathy all the industries of the Dominion. No doubt you now regret that Mr.Ma'c- kenzie's Govermnentdid not inau mm that policy in 1876, as theywoul have done had they not been deterred by their mistaklefn malritime sug)epofrter_a; until you, ever V yourse , w n _ Lyour ___a.._ t-.. `\nvv:tIlI nnnvnf .- nth, musuaxen uusuu_mu uuyyv.w.:., ...... ,.,.., yourself, will never be f van 1; your for having prevented~t_ Mac enzie Aaminimution from `ti-immmy 'np'on' the party I01` mwmg PFUVUUI-IV`-I v.uu u.un_.;|.uLu.:u Adminiatmtion from lnmms upon question as, it wasnndern ` they wgre prepared to do sho;-tly. before` -the general election on the 17th Septqxber lut. But for tones you difl good lervtle to thadcoun- try interpos your an onty' in re. ventgxg your ncrngmeel, from clumgingt eir " policy, asthat Government'wa_nnb:pab1e of framing 3 _VVIlg1l:h-would`h3ve'given general satisfncu_on5"1Yq`u "in that the `national po1i9y:wi1.l,'j'. `taxation. 1. It.'in:`-hangs to;ntau1rt):i:oom- , that ...-.- .... -_ A PERNICIOUS DOCTRINE. THE NATIONAL POLICY. nu 1 ,-,I,-_ agent, lsarne. U1 A LEXANDER STEE N, CONVEY- A m map annnml Agent. Insumnoes " OUN '1` & LOUN T, BARRISTERS, A A-.........m.._-u.r.nw, solicitors in Chancery. ;|t{ 51-d`ix`1i; for turning out nrst.-oln.as-work. large t.ype*and!t`t&1))ilii181friate cuts for p gtylgg 0;; Posters and H11 zetc the nno class or print . and a. stock of Q oloe fancy; y slam: forms of every descrlp on in stok unnlied at regsonu_bl_e pri_cq. Dominion Fire (Jupiml, $1,000,000. -jjr _._._._.__..__.__j LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS A ' ,.\,\_,\/vxrvx/N/N/\rv\/v , `ICHAEL J. DOYLE, ATTORNEY- -` 1 Mn 'nIir-irnr Pnnvevnncer. &c.'. ,' ' ' WATSON C. _ ORR. V - LOAN, man, All!) msunAnc'a AGENT. - REPRESENTS - ,_.1 an-....:.m Tnunrnnce -C0 `VIULVIM1 LU uuuy '. . Estate at moderate into .'.| NUX. Solicitor Barrie. ~ _ --A-r uuyau--, V-,v.n.,-. - . Northern Assurance Co. of London, England- Capital. $25,000,000. North of Scotland Canadian ltortgngc C0`!11D9-BY nimm-m. 9.000.000 funds to loan. 7 _ Canadian M.0l'Eg qlimitedb. $3,000,000 [.:OARTHY, BOYS .5: PEPLER. n- _`..:......... A nnmmm Rnlicltors. 850.. Barrie, .EO. R. Eula) uiunuamu :I.vv- I 'i"IONEERtorthe Oountyotsimooe. Orders loft at the Anvzmcm omce will be 6:-omptl at- tended to, and information will gfnrnished `mi-ties requiring Mr. Ford's services. as though no had himselt beenoonanltad. 85-ly cup. ; V-u.......__....-_.-. . A. RADENHURST.VBARRIS'1ER .............. .qnm-amp in (".lmncerv. C0nveY ' "' ' f rms ot every descrlpnon m swcx nnuzg .1 l[f;1Eui`i`e'l agt reasonable rices. - " D . .- . - 1 M :-For Subscription-$1 per trictg m m% - .1 F01; ADVLRTISI G- 3 can per `no or_ . 1 _ 6. two cents each -subsequent in- "c':;t1(`,':`:crt3?*,!:`:r`lLy"1 cards not exceeding one inch mom 35 per ygar.` _Sgecu.l contracts for year ., ___.1__-_.1 .__g-_ 1rv_x Olce mid Rsidenco ` COR. BA YFIELD 6; WELLING TON-STS. ._ A... o...: an-.vo 6. . - TIO Inff. nf. ti Juuun nu. 3-0.... \/- `R. .....1 Dnuhlnnnn nn the jo}3_n GONVEYANGING. 850. -\ fx/\, _/xxx/x/g/`./\/`\/\/x r\/\/'\/\_/\- Iii: MACKAY, COMMISSION- [ mu (`nnvnvnnnt-.r_ Issuer : '\/\ lI|' L3. lJDllLUo |7)sEPH ROGERS CONVEYAN- ...... :-........:a.xnnm- In Queen's Bench. Auc- __...____.__ 31%. 11.. J. ZIMMERMAN; T DEN; mm-n 12....-:.. nnmu-lo. Graduate the gun- E V E H KY , u....u.... an .-C. . 13.59 xiv... no u. 3CAR 1`H'.Y, BOYS .5; rrarnmn, Barristers. Attorneys, Solicitors &c.. I)`A1ton McCarthy, Q.o. wlhimn Boys, Ix, wmnc1sI}.P. Pcpler. Francis R_._ye. crtion. _ Yearly cards not exeeecung men pace, $9 year. Special year-lg: dverusing entered into at reduced rates. W:-1 ` orders-must be sent for the discontinuance or (fxlhscriptions and advertising. Transient. notices 1 Lost, Wanted, For Sale, &c.. &o.,- not exceed. 7 mg 5 lines. will be admitted for-25 cents each tn. ertlon. . ll advertisements ordered by an-an 1'; or those with whom the proprietors do not eal must be pan! for IN ADVANCE. a. rule which. will ' be strictly `adhered to. Notioeatotlocal births, :n~.u-rinses, and deaths inserted tree of charge. WESLEY 8: KING. Publishers and Proprietors |Ul\. 1.1.41 1 zuauu -, Barrie. Fcby. 3rd. .1879. - _ ./xr u/\7\J\"/`J~4\ IONEY T0 LEND .01: REAL u..mn at. moderate interest. LENNOX 85 we?-s>1'L=333-w /\/NJ ~/x/\J\.r _ fosE1>H: SWAN, AUO'I`[6\NAEER a..- u... r-.m...m nf Simcoe. Terms rea_s_o_ng NERVOUS A -PHYSICAL mi; V BILI'l'Y.--A gen ,emm.ha.v1ng. tried. in n nvarv advertised remed_j.', (lL1z_;n_)Vy_ex-ed .3 l`1`Jl\:V vvu $4.`: - __ _ BILI'I`Y.-A gentleman. having. tried Vain every advertised remed .;hns discovered a. Simple means of self-cure. a will be happy to forward the particulars to any aulferer on reoeigt. 1,}! goings and directed enveloD8.--Addx-ess . don Mayvrue, `E_In'.].d;lIdorBrtdtb._I`o1r. [ONEY Io LOAN.-`-'I`HE Noni ..ra.....n..na {`.n.nn.dia.n Company, MEDIGALV AN D DE NTAI. `_/,_r~_/\_*./`_/\-'\/`./\ -\ A .-_`/~. \.\/-../\ ~/~_/-./\ L C. II. BOSANKO, DENTIST. um -..-.. m.a........I. 27 l'.nirrl'n Rook SEOIG. [OSEPH AUU'.l`lUL`u:.nn. for the County of Simcoe. reason- e. Omce at my Store. Cralghuz-st. 46-ly l'Us'r REOEIV'ED AT '1`HETBAR- RIE HAT &' FUR` A.Ul.'l`Jli J . ADA Ll.[.V U, 11+ 1.v1.v- ` Solicitor Clmncerzvand. Lonvcynnccr. Money .~5;_r_e_cL. Penetglguishene. - _. _-_.._--........ '~\ . vsnrnniinn \N'o4 Bsbt'I`kr'u\pt`)t c-p_k`u.' : V -B. SIMMONS. . . SCROGGIE, COMMI.IONER n n rnnunv1Lnt-.aI'_ Licensed Auctioneer. . _,v.,\. ./4,, m6iu':=."v' H-o Luib, ___________________ R. FORD LICENSED AUC- nmn 4-,... n... (`nnntv of slmooe. Orders iuJnXic:. ZIMDIIQIVULALV, 1112;` - 1 n, enllesze. C_o_ll9g_e uvnu, ....- --_. \_Do YOU WANT MO- ...n .. w nmddook. Ross-st.. IN UU1~'. investmen JJALV U0 1` um 12 on good freehold on the m-incinal 1noney_ re_q_u_i_r9_g1 LOUN1` LOUNT, BAtuu'1'1snb, _ Attorne s-at-Law, Solicitors Chaucer . kc. (.fce- un1opStreet,Bu.rrie. Successors o late of Boulbon. Lount. Boys & Stewart.- w_ haunt. Q.C. EPR1;s1sm'ra T b and Marine Insurance Co. ~-_-- The Regular Meeting, of ' the above Society will be held in the Good Template? Hall, over 0. Harrison : Store , on ~ WEDNESDAY, June > 4th 1879, at 8 p m_. `H M. H.`HARRISON, Rkanratarv. 'i1N.IJ . UL` .I.\uu:x:.4 5 _LENNOX rria_ Hus. We keep none 3 but the 1 Bsl 5- Freshest Gmds ml despatch. N.15.-- '. T 8 To B E A Complete sfock of HA TS and CAPS` n , -1. nL..I.... LLLLLAI vvtvw v-_- ... O! the Latest Styles. and Prices to suit the times. Comennd see us. We keep none IJJMLV .l.J.DJ.Ln 3 Book Store. 33. Come nun see `. th 0 keep none` unmun , Scretarv. , D 011 'un `re uired ; A LT, |\Jl!I.$!I.l.'lLVQ.l..JJ .I.I.\.I&lHI.J QLVJJ Stables. 5! and 56 Jarvis Street. Toronto.- The beat $1.00 per day House in the City. Only Two blocks North from Northern Depot. J..A; MCRAE, Manager. ' 3-1y |!'U .L\U1 .I`J`I.J.V J.Lva.1uu, \uauo vvuau H. G. BIGE LOW. Proprietor. This House will be kept on the European principle. Meals at all hours. 0 sters in every style. and everything usually kept n a rst-class house. . , ~?JB.OPEAN HOTEL, (Late "ocean; BIGELOW. House will hn lmnt nn the Em-onean nrincinle. Meals at THE QUEEN'S. HOTEL.--A.T W.! . nnnwu P:-n'nrinfnr.--.Exnnllnnt mmnnimn. ' `J12: tgummu 0- .u.u.L:au.--A. yvv . BROWN. Pro rietor.--Excellent accommo- dation for the trove 1111 public. Bar and Larder wellsupplled with the _ at. Good stahling And attentive hostlers. `Luggage of guests conveyed wellsupplled with the nest. uooa suannng nnu . '-Luggage freetoand from a.11.tr :13. Few doors west. of Market.-at.. on Dunlop-st. . ELLINGTON H O T E L , (R E- BUILT.) Corner Dunlo and myeld Rh-Ant: mm-la. J- M. NESS. ronrletor. This -~: W 13141411.` \1'J.\J.LV LL V J. :3 1.1 `LII Ja- Corner Streets. Barrie. J. M. _NESS. roprietor. old and popular hotel has been rebuilt of brick. 3 stox-lea in height, and is tted up with all modern conveniences. Excellent accommodation for the travelling ublio and boarders. Bar and Larder well supp ed. Go_o. stabling and sheds. 21-ly ENNOX & LENNUJL, mumm- J ters. Attorneys-atnmw. Solicitorsi Uonveyancers. &'.c. Omce above Post Oice. Owen t rant, Barrie. J. T. Lennox. lluughton Lennox. A. J. Lloyd. ' , _ . _..\ -...-u-<-`pa