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can be earned at ourNEWllne ofwork rapidly and honorebl{ by those 0 either sex. young or o 1} and` in their - own localltlcmvherever {hey llve. Any one can do the work. Easy to learn. We furnish everythlng. We start you. No rlsk. You can devote your spare moments. or all your time to the work. Thll is an entlrely new lead,and brings wonderful success to every worker. Beglnnera are earning from $25 to $50 per week end upwards, And more after a little exnerlence. We can mrnleh you the gut: Bcglnriera earning from $135 $50 week And upwarua, and more after exgerlence. em- ployment and teach you kill. No IQICG to ex lain here. Full lnfonnatlon Flllil. TRIIE & (41).. All UBTA. MAINE. J . GU I.VERVVEI.l.'8 HA_lI\_0U1fflNG QSHAVING mm Rumors and Scissors Ground and at on short ` Notice - aao. DUDLEY, SIGN P_A[NTER I nmsmns, DIAGRAMS AND ammo- '.r1o1zs MADE. A naconnronuniiig vinan ANlI\_I_ ElI. nu nnsrmnnm nmsmniv ` box- .'.1.` 1**'19:-..*:-trm:.=-B-r=*`~.&:3=1.I5Z2:=`<`i3'r."$1ed jlnal - minus. -4- ' 'f3i`Mu i` `?o`?&`eua.m"3f'1t`3'1 om?:5 0" 1' | . 0 ho u ` `auto: ' ` 23......-""':_ `::."a.,;'.'.r. h:::".: :pp`n`yz nNmx:`{;%';! as I1`'n.t"m" ao%c*`A"*v, I -rui-annaiam`. .`-u`....~ oumvruy, PEPLER 8:. MCCARTHY-, Barristers. Solicitors, NoLa.rles.'&c.. Money to man. D'AL'I`0N MCCARTHY. Q. C. F. E. P. PEPLER. Q.C., J. A. MDCARTEY, Ha.r1-19 and Alliston. _ _ manufactured fresh every day. Ask your grooer for them and you will use no other. "5-'t~1>i>b'sIi'17E "1sIeC15J1{iE11' -\ noun: 4-` an-nu-sq-nu-nu '33: hone` valth neitneu tnutbok. I nommnu BAKERY vmmnurso. muuuuy. vv cuuvuuu; Friday-Ilnvocunocnolocnnoouo For sure ortoiziitf bum nuns nun mm: mxw, %0R_'l:I_l_AI1` gamrmz I" DAILY IAII8 I03 ICKINSON 85 MAUWA'l"1'. D.An.[\.so:.nuu. Notaries Public. solicitor of Supreme Uourt. 8:0. Barrie, Ont. 0111063 in bankof Toronto Block. No. 8, Owen Street. At Branch Office, Elmvale, every Monday. JOHN Dxcxmsox B. A.. D. F. MAOWATT. Lessons given In all B1-a.'nohou of Painting. Drawin . 350.. 850. Terms on app cation. B'l'll I`) I (I q-Un.ltAlI~n_ nnnnnlfn '1'Bl`ll1I on uppuoluon. . -U tui . to "u%$ e mg`*o'.. n":ue'i?2% n. Fiva Points Rm-1-in omen AND nouasyg Ll."........oooIonu0oo0CI S a...`.r`; .`...!...1`f`.` .;`;".`. ? < u 13 'vV!sf:i g`t?n:`af$'e`if . %"s`n3 Fivo Points Bum-19 DUNLOP STREET. BISCUIT you. m- V. w--w ow -- We are new manufacturing and carry in stock Stoves ot the latest improved designs. IFIUUII. DDl`1'lDo uuu. uuog.-u... .. ..-- -.. Bwawron Lmmox. WELLlNG'1"(;iWm IOHN R. KERR. mm: se wonm cAL_L _MlD _xAu_nn_s1ocK vvnannuu FREDERICK J` BROWN T1;et`co`1_"o l0;1'1il`a'l-ta_e;v_h;r_e.' THE luooougoooco WEN... . . u 0 o [. S`Ig}WREY. 400nm TEWART Sc SPROUL. Barristers, Soliol-. tors. Notaries. conveyauoers, Money to hoan. umces-2 Doors North of Bank of. To- ronto, Owen street. Barrie. '7 I` D--v-cur . nrn .1. T. EETCHER & BRWNLEE ` AGENTS ?~ . " Tue" Popum- Route East arid Wont. winin- peq I hicago. Mona-e a.l,eto. Inotendingaettlersi wt in: for information will reoive prompt I IDA lama- Wu um replxea. GREE1`iNG:. . I extend my sincere thanks for your generous and liberal patronage and sup- port-. It cannot be _ denied that such support comes as an acknowledgement tho.t.DIAMOND HALL is the best place for high class Watches and Clocks. I will add during the fall some novel and attrctive goods, and will keep none but the best. R. A. noucus, THE JEWELLER, V BOT|WlEl|._'S BLOCK. DIIIILOP ST. BARRIE INSIINANGE REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Money to loan on reae'ona.bl rates, 1:. J. FLETCHER, ' A. BROWNLEE. 8 D_uulop Street. Barrie. DI`; J. .I.C.L.l. .I.:lLV.l..l. .5. l.Iv.n.a [LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY A-\-r 'IE|1'f'S_"I", A K"""I"` LII} hi llllwluuo wwuuuq -__. _ or BNEEAND. ESTABLISHED IN 1847. THIS LONG ESTABLISHED COMPANY is based on a solid foundation of econom of management and sound business princip es. Special features: Forty years experience; Lib-A eral form of Policy and non-forfeitable after two and three years. Prominent ob ect: Sound life assurance; 87,000,000 d in c ; 4.000 families beneted. Cost: he lowest consistent with safet . Bonuses every three ears. never less than per cent. on the life p an, nor less than 14 per cent. on the endowment plan. Total Abstinence Assurance: The only oompan in Canada offering special advantages to tota ab- stainers. Accumulated Fund nearly $6,000,000. Head olce for Canada. Montreal. H. N. COURTLANDT. - .,,,Ln___ v\__._.l- HANDLES ALL KINDS OF AUCTION SALES. :THE DLIHIELIABLE IAIJBTIUNEER [ G. R. FORD, Are a s iecialty. and elrties intending to have sales, w 11 consult the r own interests by placing their sales in his hands. III-IJUUD N B6l'1`18. as Orders left at the ADVANCE office will be I attended to. 35 G. R. FORD. GEORGE MONKMAN, CHEM|8[__ALN[[}l_UEBIST. 2 nouns wsf"6FiifEBAnn| HOTEL. A call solicited tor all kinds of DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS, SOAPS, OOMBS, AND BRUSHES. NEXT BOOK `[0 BANK OF GOMMEIIGE. 11 W. H. `Cross 8: 00.. 'we a.re'i)fp}i'rIai'i6 's'`.?'.?t`.?.s$i"~%`~`3? -Q--ah -_4_-._- _. A- onvsm. PALACE STORES L-0%? Z4"1a`I'il`1l:Ii'o--I:'lh1gh has horse b `. , ` ` . _ 0 Q0110 .0 ru hir'e tall I g co'-ny~nhFn?.:ow`?`'.``* 99"? W? 1;; w.'..B'x-izham h oi-o`-. ' 006` F'2El1:"31EJ1M:.A.1\`l"S cnnnmnn TRATHY 86 ES'.|.`EN . BARRISTERS. solicitors in High Court ot Justice. Notaries Public. Conveyanoora. Otiicee over the Bank of Toronto. Barrie. H. H. S_'rR.u'Hv. Q.0.. G. H. ESTEN. ._.___?_ BERLIN AND, OTHER WOOLS, ' and everything in the FANCY scone LINE PRESORIPTIONS CAREFULLY OOMPOUNDID. TOILET ARTIOLES-A FULL LINE. LARGE STOCK-LOW PRICES. FARM STOCK SALES For by {IQL Item. ' ogxu vrms.-.-an` v 91174:: nnm 1-. [AvING purchased the premises of the late . Cross we are prepared to v the I-Ila!-IES1` nnsu Dnlnl: fru- BRITISH EMPIRE u-no-u n an!--Its 1 turn`! n-Ilh I I `FITEBLIG. - _ T R. FERGUSON. BARRISTE SOLICI- . TOR or the supreme Court. ot udloature tor Ontario. Conveyancer, 8&0. Money to Loan. olces 1n bank ot Toronto block, Uwen5%teeet, Danna I \ir\II`Ii, I l'I--&VI, `WV Barrio Tanning co. 21-tf I-ll QVO vv VQQQQ-Qnicr ADVANCE 0tce.:A`gent tor B-Jr:-1e * PAGIFIG. rm: No1`Tn1-mm ADVANCE "L.'w11i3e' :'ouaI_ V 'Auvn;n`r'1s%n%J WANTED. BARBIE. NO_'[l_CE. RAILWAY EORGE W. LOUNT, uAttn1a'rmn, A1.- torney, Solicitor. Notary rublio. Uioes in Bank of Toronto Buildings. Uwgxhstreet. - Y Dav-rip Ont. I-`Ind vacant lot: i ' era: s1=ama..mx,tj.nonnon. L The ooinl mine 1:` a. terrible-degth mp. Under the moist favorable circnmetaxicaa the worker in the dark coal pit is.` s_"ub_- jacted. to risks, from which a large number , LI. -_ __.\n`pn-4: nun .Q7QI"Inf_ . J`""'_ _".'>o -'~'.'w'-w"---~---'-as _~ I of other workers` are exempt. It is a * `d fact that men accustomed to danger be- A come careless and often neglect thosegpreg _8f cautions by which danger V is lessened. 7; This is peculiarly the case with coal miners. -.~ It_will_jbe`foun`d_ that _a large proportion .of 1 a the explosions which take place in coaf it. mines result from `violation of the rules I and instructions laid downfort miners to 2 follow.\ The destruction "of;-life in the t Spring Hill, mine; ova.` Sfcatia, a few 9 days ago is terrihleto contemplate. One hundred and twiii{y.human"..beings swept into eternitywithout a moment : warning, and this. resulting from neglecting to dangers. I t is said the miners used the open light, on the plea that the mine was singularly free from gas. Any moment however a large amount of gas may rush from its concealed chambers by a blow from the miner s pick and such an explo- ' sion as that at the Spring Hill mine take ` place burning, maiming and killing the unfortunate miners and the choke damp or after damp which results from the explo- sion destroy those which the direct"`e'x- plosion left alive. If properly constructed safety lamps were used these explosions would be impossible, unless the miner was in the habit of striking matches to light his pipe, which is forbidden in all guard against one of `the commonest \ 1 " well regulated `mines. Atgood many of the diseases which sweep o` thousands of people are preventable, so these coal mine exposions could not happen if well known rules were always observed. ` Orb council. The council met on Feb. 231-d. Mem- bers all present. The Reeve in the chair. Minutes of the last meeting were read and conrmed. I - 3 ---_ .._.-_.'--L:...s tn-Ann "I'1.....-.Ln.-u. UUL|l.ll.'lHULlo Presented commumcatlon from Trustees of s. S. No. 16, in regard to s. s. bound- aries. ' (`II ,_I__ 'I`'___.. .......`:...l `nu `unoun `kn n-nu-, Ill UBO Charles Moore applied to have the cross- road between lots 20 and 21 in the 12ch concession opened up and that fences plac- ed on said road aliowance may be re- meyed`. ' v, ;,.__._.n 1.- _._L.'_ `L... ...L.-.... Clerk instructed _to notify those whose fences are placed on said road. allowance to have the same removed, not later than the rst day of July next, and leave the road allowence clear its full width. -n:-L__J n 13.1: 1:-.. u... ULLIUU UL DUI. LOUIJVL a On motion of Mr. Fletcher. seconded by Mr. Anderson, the application of R. 0. Bell, _for collector for the current year, was accepted, the securities mentioned be- ing satisfactory. A by-law was passed to conrm the appointment . Salary" same as last year. `XIAIC-An Gian`!-nn1` an!` (Inn Innnvn ruuu. uuuvvauuv VAUIII nu: aunt Wnuuun Application of Richard 0. Bell for the offge of cqllector. ,1 11,, 1m_;_1___ _______1__1 C5 Inll yuan Walter. Shellwell and Geo. Poole were present and requested that they may be removed from Union School N 0. 6. N 0 action taken. 1 1- I 1' - 'l1_,I, 15",? 111 banks UL Barrie, Ont. CVUIUII II&UlIl , Messrs. Morningstar, Bush, Broivn, Brandon and Campbell, were present in support ` of a former application for a | change in school section. rm..- ..1..-l- ....... :.....L-....L...1 A... .....4:c.. ti... WIJTIJEU ILI W\IlI\I\Ib $\J\IIlI\lIII The clerk was instructed to notify the trustees of. S. S. No. 16, that the council will at its next meeting, to be held on the 6th of March. consider the advisability of removing the east half of lots 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 on con. 6, and the west half of lots 6. 7, 8, 9 and 10 on con. 7, from S. S. No. 16 and adding said lots to S. S. No. 6, and that it would be desirable for further consultation in the matter that the trus- tees of S. S. No. 16 should attend said meeting at 2p.m. along with the other parties concerned. _ u:._ Treasurer instructed to pay account of Dr. H. R. McGill for visit and examina- tion of Aaron Ball, $4.00. 7|... ..|..-l. ....... .....4.....--L.... L- _._--.-.... - Ibvtd V5 -LLIIAVIC IJUILI, `VIQ VVI The clerk was instructed to procure a copy of Han-ison s Municipal Manual for the use of the council and also to or- der one copy of the monthly paper, Muni- cipal Miscellany. (Xn nnnlinn I\` `II. CL-.. .....-....,1...I '|....| slanuvvl lull! . .. V... On motion of Mr. Shaw,`seconded by Mr. Drury,-a. by-law for the appoint- ment of overseers of the highways, pound- keepers and fence viewers was introduced and read a rst time. Adjourned to 9th of March; next, at 10 o'clock a..m. Gno. Tcnnomz, Clerk. vousvnv auvnn -I-IDII IIIILUFBUKI, 1'CnIOYln, gtttyqod; :. nu; aid; - Lennox-e-Du'- A t.o41ntr9du..- %'b.i?1*`.' .39.. i.`s!11at9.. .the.,exp9ndi%I1? of public m9n?i-` 'By*hw : MG and -mud` cum "`t nd l'l`d'ovorj' to` ~ua:e*meee1ng. ne11Lawuma1aouuun~s4FTr1onowangf mhnel` wu'e"l;&d to-indizpntoz-'- -In = :- ` Minutes of the second session of Essa Council_for_ 1891. The council met, ac- cording to adjournment, Vat Somersett e Hotel, Angna._ The reeve in the chair, all members present. The minutes of last `meeting? were read and conrmed. The reeve -presented the following documents which were read : ` A-......_l... -2 T-l... `I'__; I I '1" -It'll -Inn Will Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. What shown: a. Child, she cried for Gaston-Ia. When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla. When Ihoholl (mild:-en, she gavethun Canto:-in. Essa. council. Dill] 39; Va vs _ ALBRAITH 8; HOWARD, BARRISTERS Solicitors. &o.. York Chambers, 9 Toronto street, Toronto. Telephone No.1.093. '1`. W. Howmn. 4515' 1`.E. UALBRAITH. _...:-- `v~ Mlllluo VI-V 3 ---v -- --r , `T Perry, $10; Mr. Thos, `Emfgg; ;fqiMrs. Griiah, 310; Mr. John Ed'gi-_,-=_ior;{l'i1da: Woods, 310 ; D. Eon- derson,-~ .f(3i`.`ZA; Windle, $10 and for Amelia Robinson, $10. Duff-White- side-All roads and bridges north of 15 'sid_efTfiSdi`,vjer'eapportioined to the care of Messrs-.~ 'l3 ennox', Bell and the reeve, anazsu: raids" and bridges on said 15 side- io_ad`and south of same were apportioned A l to the case of Messrs. Whiteside and Du ax'1d'threeve, unless otherwise pro- vided by .the council. _. Belt-~.KDu`-the council .aif'nnrnd `to meet at `Elimzrove on the last onday in March, at 10 o'clock a. m.. R. T. BANTING, Clerk. Like hinhtnlnz The rapid action of the .great pain cure," Polson,s Nerviline, in relieving the most in- tense pain, is a matter of wonder to all who use it. There is nothing surprising in its re- sults` for it is made of the strongest, purest and most eicient remedies known in medicine. Nerviline cures _toothache instantly; cramps in ve minutes; neuralgia after two applica- tons ; rheumatism is at once relieved by its use; and the same may be said of all kinds of pain. Sample bottles, costing only 10 cents, at any drug store. The large bottles only 25 cents. Polson s Nerviline sold by druggists ` and country dealers. I An Appeal fromthe h;n1ateria.1 Associa- N tion of Barrie. _ k Fellow Citizens : ` .'6tW'W U'w/Imsuw . Q As you are aware, the ministers of the church of Christ in prosecuting the duties of their calling are frequently brought in: to contact with the evils of intemperance. We listen to the tale of the broken heart-' ed wife. t We `hear the sad sto of the mother weeping for `her son, of t e sister for her brother. We witness the sorrow of the children. We see the misery of the home. We are called to remonstrate with the father or brother in regard to his drunkenness and our hearts are made sad by these things. We know that the Christian people of the community, indeed every man of right principle. Christian on. -`A5 unnunnn-In nnnv thnun KR WE \I an. an uou--g UVUl.'y uuau UL 1.1.5 ' or not, sorrows over these things as we do and we know that all right minded people regard with regret the fact that there seems to be a slackening of the tem- erance sentiment of the community and anincrease of intemperance in the town We therefore appeal to you our fellow citi- zens to aid us in discountenancing the in- dulgence in liquor, and in supporting the laws of the land in restricting its sale within legal limits. It is known to us and to you that there are in the town men who are on the brink of ruin through drink who are neglecting their work, and yield- ing to habits which must soon put them in the ranks of the drunkard. ` There are those who .have already lost their good standing and are. being brought lower every day by their drinking habits. For their sakesjwe appeal to you to discourage the practice of treating and the habit of social drinking in your homes and to help by your example in-their recovery. To some LII! plluvlyav _of you it may seem safe'and right to drink where and when you please, but it cannot seem right to help on a brother s ruin. It cannot seem right to set an example to theyoung that leads them into the path of destruction. Though It be some other man's boy whom you lead astray this can- not iustify you. V We do not dictate. We appeal to you as parents and as honorable citizens to take a stand against this grow- ing evil as'you would that others should do to you do you even so to them. ? We appeal to you whose oice it is, to enfore the law. Assuringyou that in so doing you will have the support of all right- thinking persons in the community. And we appeal to you who are in the trade to keep within the law. We learn from time to time of -breaches of the law on the part of certain houses. You have no more right to break the law than any other citizen and in your case the iniquity is greaterthan in ordinary cases of violation of the law inasmuch as the-very law which authorizes and protects you precludes all others from legally proting by the traic and any gain you make by it brings a curse and not a blessing. Finally we appeal again to every citizen to consider this matter and we ask you to throw your in- uence on the side of humanity, on the side of the home and on the side of the religion you profess, assured that in so doing you will contribute not only to your own well being, but to" the happiness and prosperity of your fellow men. T D `D1-..-..-. 1)..-- | Have you ever tried Imperial Cream `Tartar Baking Powder ? Do so ; It is the purest and best, always reliable. uuuuvu: nu. uuu gnu nus } Unfortunately the uncut excellent pro- i genitors ofthat worthy knight were U. E. I Loyaliats. . ` - t 1'--- 1-.. AL. .13 `r'r,2 , r`. . ..` Barrie. lat Oot..1885. uuununugvuu, U: ID. no Had the Cartwright: never been U. E, Loyeliste. Sir Richard -never oould have been a Liberal, lender. Their removal hither in itq remote consequences was not snstionel calamity, but it was-3 disaster to tho..I.aibe..u1 vIrty- .. . lQ'Insur theTl(31:i1';ish Empire lutual and get 20 per cent. for your money as well as inaura.n.ee.-on;you:41io. ~ _ . ,4 A '3 . wuwu 116 `I |Bndy& co] Their `Loyalty was a Mistake. 1 Canadians generally and Liberals es-4 pecially have good reason to regret the1 effection of Sir Richard Cat-twright s an- cestors for the old ag. TTnfnI-I'nnnIm`cr 6]-an -nnnt ....-..1I-..A. ._._, r av CIIUUWO ' Love for the old Union Jack brought them to Canada. Their foolishlfondneu for seventy-ve cents worth of hunting robbed an illustrious descendant of his chance to be a senator at Washington. Sir Richard mnnl: fan] HI": .-`I.....:...... .-.. vuwuvv uv uu u I_IU_I.ln|pUl.' Ill: VV aanmgaon. Sir Richard must feeljike dancin up- on the honoured graves of his gran par- ent; when he thinks of the glorious future out of. which he was cheated by thggrgloynlty. :1` "An 41...]. _----1---v --~3 ` ` uuvu; nvynua . . But for ythet ancestral` mistake there would have been _no knight In the Cart- wright family. =The Liberal nancier wouldhnve been the Hon. Richard John Onrt ht,amanof liht dladin t Wulflrnigten, U. S. A. 8 m 8 F a non` LI... !`I-_L---3--LL~ ~- - ` "' " 7:` Davin for Wm. Brown, 810; lj'I'f.`;._Iiynbu. $10 ; J amen Miller, li, $10; Mr. H. L Tar 'PartZ, Thou, 010- M _Tnh J. R BLACK. Pres, D. D. MCLEOD, W. R. PARKER, W. M. IVIAGRATH, ` W. MCKEE, W. FRASER, T.MCKEE, G. MCCULLOCII. R. N. BURNS, Seoy. if]: PEOPLE HAVEFW Carpenter and Builder, anti Manufacturer 3! Doors. Sash Blinds. Mouldings. 850. Plan- Lnc or all kimis done promptly and satise- ny. Faotorv, John street. Barrie. Lnirzns ADDRESSID TO rm; Em : nus wmcx. I The Admission of Con-espondongg Not Necessarily Imply that we 56:; the Opinions of the Write;-Hold The follewin letters addressed Editor of Tm: ORTHERN Anv been received tor publication : The Vigo Case. SIR, -Noticing 9. communication , last week's Issue, signed by Mich}- Elligott. I felt bound to make " ments in my defence. nu._ .__z;.... I... ........_ _ to t`;. ANC3, hr` a few 3% UI.llD Ill I53 uvsvuuun The writer has gone considerably yond prudence, now especially 1,, ,e, to me remarks of which he has ace: `TI-.. 'I'_ V1\r\O\l-I n-..I ...LZ \ 1'ne wnter nae conside especial` to ha `Rev. Mr. Kenny, and which h ."*b`y h.- Ay 1 W237: 3 E06113; . k I . to be, entnrely false. He also 5, e H` _ ates the Inspector, when the matter before him. made very light of it, T, W33 '13: speak: for itself. The inspector saw absur_dity of the case and treated tho tor mt-b scorn as It should be treated. FBI...` nn`;nr\ mo: krnuuaykt -,,,` DUI WIT}! BVVIIJ I09 IV uAo\JuIA'.l IJU L[daLeu' The action was brought agaiuszv wholly through spite and l have 5: ments from four _of the nve prest; magi stratcs, provmg In. Mr, g'_\-_ before whom the complaint was 1,,d; hgd, previous to the suit, passed ment and had so influenced the (M: justices that the case was vlrtuully def ed against me before It came {,1}; 1; not receive the summons until the en: ing before the suit and as 1 had tn) lea.` next day I had no opportunity to M1._.._` advice. Mr. O Neill had. on several i : met occasions, made threats againt mef some reason, probably not known n, self. These threats he was unabl._.. carry out untxl he found his ml in 3 person of Mr. Morrlscy. The plz.i:_: and myself were both willing to settle :; dispute, but were not allowed. ln :3; the whole affair was a. system of pel`!:-: tion, which has lasted during the: years I was teacher. Tho v\n;;nY1'(l1tAI`Ca mu: nnln rnn , CD13 J. "an Vvuunnwnu The petition` (there was only me : not circulated by me. It was circmau` by the ratepayer who has the qregtw`. terest In the school. and was aux,-_..; . a. large magonty of the ratepayers. .~g_- ly it would be a` mrd for a11m,5:a;; .. ratepayers to sign a written ro.u'1est 1 should be retained as mom-`r if 1}. at the same time, desired u.\;uCt1`,' th: 7 VGPBO. 1 . [We publish the above as a xv . - fair play to Mr. Downey. bu end it. All that is necessary : :-:_=._v been said. We received, the z`z:;r ;: letter pertaining to this, but it _- -ma nothing of any pubhc interest. but 1; >12 as it did, without a name, it Win 1' `I".:. consigned to the waste paper %-~a.~.~;~t. fate of such communications. H i. VANCE. Liniment will relieve tlu} 1- :i-.5 Rheumatism in the jnint< -9 should be well rubbed in with '3 the part covered with a plccc ..i' " pain will cease with the lll'S[ al'{"_ its continued use will ill-L-I .1 m.: This remedy needs but :1 in U. the most skeptical that it is :1 in Clark : Lighaxlg paration. Sold lw all (llgglSlS: {~11 L'l:11'k's Clicuiicl C0,. '.l`l_ll`_I)1`_.x` V VI Give The assault was very '..'i\.`:~.'., child swore that there was me n.9.r}; . and that she was not hurt. I: 2-.*u.=. 5.-_ ly proven that] corrected `rm; r ;:q dence and even then it was h-r M; :.;" fence of the same nature. 1 .31ix..x' language, wh1ch Michael has i=u.::;.i `.5 gentlemanly and unbecoming am`. 5}. be treated as altogether ber.uu':. , :.:.;:. and unworthy of notice. Respectfully _',`ur T) \ In .` The Engagement Ring. The girl with a ring on her t.:~~.: :.: is not to be found any more. Tr: ~.A:;; ment ring is Worn on either the :`L~:` i. fourth nger, but never on the tire , 5 the Jewelers Review. At a. r'u-:1: at ding in New York the bride rm; x 5: right glove and the ring was pitiw ~ 1 v right hand, instead of the `mt. reason for this change is not kn as .. fourth nger of the left hzm-i Inn " known `as the nger for the w 1 lit. from the earliest times--it bein; s ;; 2 that the veins from this {mg-.: straight to the heart. Perlmpa '.':;u E'_ ladies hearts are changim; 1.~M.1 The winter girl is marked by nw ~ teristics-she has her hair fri'/.';xi iii.` her head, and she wears a ring . 1; "rm. nger. AMES EDWARDS. Conveyanoer. Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Utlioe strictly pri- vate. Post Omoe Building. Barrie, and. at his private residence. Marv street. 11-ly Dark And sluggish. I ARK and sluggish (lcSC1`iln'.~... of bad blooll. llcaltlw `.7. and bright. To cure bad 1_16.u1 xv. quences and to secure good l1.<,i .=. fits in the safest `surest and law: \\ dock Blood Bitters StI`0ngl_\' 1'.-v '1 all who use it as the best l>'.m> 3 `:1 Knights of Labor. The Knights of Labor aim in ta members against nancial dim Hagya1'd s Yellow Oil motv-':~ J. from the effects of colds and my ~ rheumatism, neuralgia, l1I111l;1}_". and all inammatory pain. N oils: with it as a handy pain cuxw I beast. Napoleon's Head. Napoleon's Head was of Pt`\'1'.:;. j that did not protect him ag;\i::~' I Sick headache is a common zuvl \= 1' able affection which may be 111i~1<`.", together with its cause, by the uw Blood Bitters, thonever-failing 111v- all kind of headaches. (W ENTLEMEN,-Your Hagy:11`Ux`~ ' is worth its weightin g_: '7'!` 1 119.1 and external use. During thu 1-nu epidemic we found it a most n-.\-- '11"` two and for spramed limbs, etc., tin to equal it '- I?__ n ' ..... v\ H? uv \a\ unit 10 ' M. Pnninnnrox, Editor DL"A}li M - I A Natural Filter. I ml: Theliver 9ets as lter to rcrn<>"" `W . from th blood. To keep in 1>C1`f9"t `wx . , I. order use B. B. B. the great 1lV'01'r-_-_111.11l0B;:: ` TIRE` turn `\nff1nn nf `Inn-aln.-L B103` order 15.15. B. the liver r-,1`-11-`mi; Insed two bottlesof Burdovk B103`, 1 I for 1iV&"c0.3DIuint and can cle:u'l," -3-` well wdman to-day. W )1 -.,. Mas. P. VWILEY, Upper OW "-" ' ' . SCSI. BOOKL n`. .' `Stanley Book are noyw as common 35 u. and colds; To get rid of the latter 1 an y9~td`s.'.I?.ectora1 the W `ff go1_1g_1:;:(:I_}'1'fc:)1# children or adults. I. -_1:..... .....I a\'DCctO.";. I . y 1156*. _ ..__,r. A au;;1i;.'Eu":'r3r cma}:a 6!` adv gitsw "_ thing, healing and 4' nnru nrnn nf th _ ! `l_nK, neuung uuu v-1 P"P"t19o 0'91 ? form of threat! 'b1n Plmn`'Y I -Omplnints, ect. Evtdencg srvwsv T. BANTING. CLERK COUNTY OF SIM- oom. will be at. his otlloe. at the Court house, Barrie. every Saturday. Residence and PD. Cookstown. < ___?___ March 5, 1891. U uuu: darrle. R. PALMER. SURGEON. EYE. EAR. Throat. Nose. 46 Gerrard-street. east: To- ronto. may be consulted at the Queen's Hotel. Barrie. on Friday, May the 10th. from 8 to 11 n m sand the smnnnd Friday of every 1110111111. J A. MoGREGOR M. D. C. M. F .T. M. O. . Graduate 0! Trinity University. Toronto. Fellow of Trinity Medical College. Toronto. Member College Physicians and lsurfxeons. Ont. Late of Toronto General Hosgita . 011100.- Next door to Mr. Ball's store. '1` ornwn. N.B. --Will be an Ivy every Wedne:]a?dtia.`y`.` from 1 to 5 r Pan. Will be at Egbert every . from 1 to n m 26: R. W. A. ROSS. Lioientlate of the Royal College of Surgeone,Ed1nburg. Licentiate at the legul College of Physicians, England. Oloe a residence in Brown's New Block. Barrie. On the premises at mght. Barrie. Friday, May we ww. u-mu a nu |.m.. and the second Friday of every ` DR. J. F. PALLING, Graduate of Trinity University, Toronto. Fellow of Trinity Medical College Member or the College of Physicians and Sat eons ot Ontario. 011109-- Dr. Bosankda oido 06. West of Post Oice. T25 uL.Lo WU] at night. DOPWYU EEG UBBIUFB U1 Uulll 01 all 511103, Bull rgetown. Grey and Guelph White Finishing Lime. Cements or all kinds, Fire Bricks an Plasterers Hair. Storehouse at the Northern Railway Switch. foot of John street, near the aepot. The bond at this Lime is better than that of any other kind. and the finish superior. Oloe -Corner of John and Elizabeth streets. I JA8. 8fCROGGiI:E. WNVEYANCEB: UOIIIBSIONER IN 3.0.3. Agent tor the tol1ow1n'Inxurutioo LOq1ip"_s:_i!ou luvnnvv Ail U l\`9~l\4\`0 1nonnc `A `Qua Snug limo rm-tnnonhnve been mldoot work for us. by Anna Page, Aunin. l`uxan. and June. Bonn. Toledo. Ohio. sea out. Others are doingna well. Why month. You can do the work and live at home, wherever you are. Even bo- slnnorl no sully cumin from II to ' |ooday.Auageg. Wu ow you ow and start you. In work In I not ms or all the time. mg money I work- . on. Failure unknown omooc sham. ' EW and wonderful. Portioulon mo. n.u|lOt at 00.. So: 880 I'ol!IInd.llOlIIO not you?. Some earn over $500.00 0' ___-_- _ - -vy-- WW ---vwy--vV'VV`I vw.-1-yvw---vw orfir B1: LONDON} :E_r_IGLAN:D.. 0 00101 .000.000:d `ted/lthth Go 9 `meat at Ottswao 00.000. ';30l.01'.V.o . Sm _ _ . . ` 1.313 MEROANTILE m.15sunmon`m Osplul 8500.000: Govg,'|,\g;op_t% ggposxg ml ABOVI-A8IAlalll'00l cox:-Axum. TH; _WA'1`lRI6*!'lUAIa9 mu maqn. -. mjmi -.L .. .3 ...--_._-_4.I_-..4'll 5 Nun. larke llnnlr , B. LYON. PRIVATE FUNDS T0 IDAN - All mun Estate at lowest rates. _B'u_rm9g|_' atoand 6} Solicitor. e . PRIVA'1`E ruuuu uu uvnn 0 on Real Estate Fsrmers' otes Dlsoounted. Collections made in an` out 0! the County. Real Estate bought an sold. Oonveyenolng lu all its branches. wm llsce Licenses Issued. Omoe-Over Osnfuy Bonk ot Commerce. Dunlap street. ". E. P. PEPLER, u.u., a. a. a..uw....... Burns MCCARTHY. EVANS. ;*lPLm1c so (MCCARTHY, ['1 ti. I-Irv; wu -_ .....V.. H. D. STEWART, ........, -- , [ NEY.-A largo amountot grivate funds m land on acmlnht loans a.t_ 9W;_6t_\l'_I_':._ ` ` orriou-6o.i?Liii'T_iq;u.b`1v?8H@de - naval vvb :._uIp|. QTRATHY ES'.|.`EN D0009 I Fp.m. ___._.:___..________________________,_ )ICKIN SON 85 MACWATT. BARRISTERS. n..+....a... Pnhlin. solicitor Supzjemek VEORGE `LOUNT, BARRISTER. AT- r ........m Hnlmitor. Notary IOSEPH ROGERS. CHIEF CONSTABLE, m.(`}2u.nty ot Sunooe. 01oe-Polioe Uours. FOR INVEs'l`MlN'1` on good , freehold security at lowest rate Interest. No prinoi mono uiroduntll and of the term. H. . STRA H . Solicitor. DA, Harris. 37 .._ 7 [EARN & MURCHISON. BARRISTERS. Qnllnltors. Conveyancers. &_0_. N_Ion_q}f_t_o _._._._.__..._________.__.__.____..__ {ARRIE PLANING MILL.--GEO. BALL, nrnnnter and Builder. Manutaopurer Iomison 8: SARJEANT, BARBIE. Im- I nmstnm and nmum-gin naln nf all kinds; and )NEY.-A amounsor to land on atralgllzz at MOCARTHY ____.._____________.._..__..___..._.____. P UILN HUN 5 BAIVJ1!3AN'1`, DAIVHIIJ. .1111` porters and Dealers in Goals at all kinds, and nonmtown. G1-av and Guelnh Whim Flnlahimr I: T. ARNALL. M. 1). 0. M.. omen in Both- 0 well s Block. Allandale. On the Dremlsea mom. 43.117 Convo an- 1'! pt Postg `go. Tu MQDQ 00M" - ChUr< RICE GAVIlJlJl!5II!?l)U.lLVlvu ovincial Land Surveyor. Barrio 4 by : Block. 15 -:_-._._.-.-___.----._-- G A. RADENHU1tu'r. unnmaum, ..-- - 0 tomey Solicitor in Chancery Conva oer. 8:0. 0 oe-First Door South ofPost (RN30. :1 : Block Owen Street. Barrie. Eln ~~~~~~ can-I91]: 1) A 1) .ICE GAVILLER-EDOMINION AND` w_1n9_i_a,l__4und ooeg 0250000 to OUL. goll:i'!t1>a1'.u.eE IVIAN UFAUI` IJRESo --.. M;6il;A1:i0s. " _.___._____...____. on good` o....1mm naonrlt! at mtg .-..__. N.wo1.u}. C. U. E. HEWBON. I H. Camswxoxn. _ ._-__.. -_.._ ... .____*. PHYSICIANS. Tfornms. LOUNT, HEWSON 8: CRESWIOKE BAR- rlsters, solicitors of the Supreme donrt or Judi unsure of Ontario, Prootoru, Notarl Con- snoers. 850. Money to Loan. 0loes- oth- 0! igggnlook. opposite N. 65 N. W. Ry. Station. 0F'ICIALo Uom Churchill, Ont. 35 J. T. SPROUL. "H1 Dbl 21-l5_'_ LID 50 u'u1u s 254.1 Cffj |BARRIE roswomcg TomwoloicliooollooOOIIIIIIOIOIOIOIOO Toromooll00000000IOIIIOOIICQUOIQIIIIO Tommy} I I I I I IIOOIOOOIQOOOUIIIIOIIIOII Northern Railway South ............ Nntvnhkt . . . . . . . -|cI0!lOOIIOlOO0IIo` 3:11`: Block. trio. WM. LOUNT, Q. A. 11:. H. Normern nu: Newmarket ` Newmarket A llnnnln . . . Kllvlu Luau vv-g u----- U --~~~- cocoonqooooovnooooocooo-no` nouooouooouoooqfcooooonaou IIIIII o o u o uuooncoolocaocuunc we IIIIIIIOIOOIOIIIIIIOIOIIClOO' Allan nmlltnn av. Rm eon Branch Railway Coulngwoouooccloloucvlool Northern Railway North . Man Om-A Rmnnh Rnllw; murintuoooogouoco ` Meatord Branch Rallway.......... ; Hlllsdale. Oraighurst, Damon and . . . . . . . . . . . n n oconuooooco Vtvwunau-u-o-........ u u v - - . . . . .. ` R by.` Edgar Steele. Mitchell : _Gq$rtlal.a_x11`% East : N e eada 9'0` -M1dhurs Mongay. Wednesday yo:.no6l44ltcouoIaonuooo-0: British Malls. ma (N. Y..) Monday. T_ue5dHK8ndThur5d3 --a-nun m(Hn .) Wodn y... .... .. NTr0n;(;..nu.uu..o;n-----'"';'- ToronmpgonoonuntoooonoouooooIoIIII0"' 9523`:-:.;;;ma;-;a2;n::::::::::,::::: TO!'Ont0..u........sun-no o n u o o o n o u on ` Ottawa. and Montreal...........,..... : Northern Railwa.y(North)............ 1 Grand Trunkllat-.......u-u----o--V Northern Ra1lwa South)...... . . KY1-th mmnnn Ra lwav. Penetanmli-I \J'I'ullu. Ltllun Juwwvvnou lI"Vv - ~ - - on I c 0 0 n 0 North Sim.00B Ra. I nhnnn and Mid] wa . I_ eneta.ngui- an NONI! 51111006 nauwu 1,'uuuvuugu:- .`U.'.IIIII`IOI CIIIIIII.'............IUUC `Mnmnn nwlrnlt , N Bwmunsu U Newmarket an Innfnn nni _, 7 ENNOX, AULT 85 KERR, Barristers. Soli- oitors- ot the Supreme Court, Prootors. Notaries Conveyancers. 8:0. Money to loan. Oloes, inds` Block. on site N.-& N. W. RX. nation. Barrie. and Bing am s Block. Bradtor . Lmlguo/x_._` WELLINGTON AULT. V-nw\'\ way!|lOIIIO I O I I I I I IlUIOIlOIOOIOtlII] Meatord Branch RaJlwa.y............ C0u1nKW00duu lIOI\`IlOIOICIOIOIIIIO Collingwood ............. ...... Orlllla. .... .. .... ... .................. .. I c I I c o I n o o I Ioooouvuooonuualtolion Orulia. Hilliile,0ra.ighurst,Da.lston,Crown ` `_`*5.`:-..:`.9f"'1..E?.`3a`.E;."w.;a;;.;;.a;;; M `ovvvv.--w.--_ Newmarki ;::::;;;:;:;;;;#.'... .'.'. Hamilton and Beeton Branch Rail- ' - - - - - - - ~ - - - - A A A A I I I I h I I I I I I Llbblugoi o n - u - - - - . - - - . . . . . . . . . . -,.... Ru by. Edgar. Steele........V........ 1- idhurst. Monday. Wednesda ndFfidEV...sun-n-nnocoouocnnoouo - Oloe hours. 8 a..m. to 7 pm. (Sunde '3 ex- cepted). and for 20 minutes after the a. val of the Toronto night mail on Saturday night only. Mone Orders nted on an Mone Order Otoes n Canada, nited States, Great ritain Prince Edward Island. Newfoundland and India. and Savings Bank deposits received be- tween the hours et 9 5. In. and 4 p. m. `Paula!-AIIAR `l'.At.tm-3 must be handed in 15 min- the hours or 9 em: 5 p. m. Re stered Letters must be handed utes etore the oloee of each mail. rmm lather: land all nthnr mail matter) are utes before the close or onion man. The letters (and all other mail matter) taken iron: the street [letter boxes every day. Sundays excepted. at.8.00 o'clock s.._m. and at 3 o'clock and at 8.00 p. 111 86-11 J. EDWARDS Postmaster In thanking the public ct Barrie and vicinity tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon him in the pest. begs to state that he has at con siderable expense increased his baking tecili ties and is now prepared to do a larger business than ever. BREAD 3`WLEADS_'_T_|-_-.|_E VAN. 1"`-3" -A Made in the various styles and quality the be: -Del1vered in all varts ot the town PIC-NIC'PARTIES0CIALS & WEDDINGS supplied at short notice and on reasonable tnnnn- \)L|l\.iU, Jlnuu v Ilvy V v v- J om: ---_.-*_