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Want a Couple of. Thoulaml `E'a,oh. Saaxu. March 8.-William Hmygor sub: Waliaceburg district and James H. `Hardy, who is employed on the tunnel`, liavo 'entered'_ an aotior. for 82000 da.aagea against the pro- prietor of Tue Wallaooburg Herald-Reoord Tho plaiutiita claim that certain articles ap- peared in the paper regarding the Wadi- worth Myst-3r'y.and that said articles woro injurious to their character and standing in the oommunity.` Tho` case will be tried at tho Ipring aasizes in Chatham. ` OR SALE.--The the two story reeidenoe, N . 78 Elizabeth Bt.. now ooounied by Major Devid. The house contains parlor, din- ing-room. library. two kitchens. iive bed-room gaunt:-lee. oloeete. to. The lot has e tx-ontege e feet. end a depth 0! sheet 176 feet. There are wood-ehed coal-house. store-room and other outbuildings. herd and soft water. A1191! to MR8. E. NICHOLSON. _ 671 Ontario St. Toronto. or Maura. Fletcher 8 Browniee and Mr. R. S. Meekinc. Bu-no. om ar.1.-m~~~ m*":.' :; 1: me men on 5 en on ofneaitfmaa tor the commencement of the said railway for three years. and for the com- pletion thereot to six years. `and also to further gomeadbtihe 3111:1133 b adding :)1eretoy<;l:neee ena e e w :11 con- etruot and operate docks cg elev:`ll:ors at the terminal points of said railway, and for other ""' MOBERLY as G IMON. Solicitor for Applicants. Uolllngwood. 8th January. 1881. _ 6-12 ment of Canada at its next session for on in tin ch Toron sudh & Pooinoglropl?:r.oy.Eomp:n witfnoiaowor at:-not and operate 3 way from 5 ooint in g_r_ gag: Toronto to Sudbnry In than Dist:-Int .4- Appntrwrrox will be inane to the Parlia- not "" w.WIIll uuwor I0 Wu. 7 non; glfvnforfum Sudbnry `In the htdo: 3} or near Toronto to Sudbnry` Diiti-`IR 3 Nloinin J Kn-nfioodonua. Dovidoon 8:. pmenon. souono r ` A t . Toronto. Fob..18, um, " 9' "I313" ' _________________________*,o uuuny 13 noreuy Iuven that an application will be made to the Parliament of Canada at the next session the root for an Act to Amend Section 21 or Chapter 70 or 51 Vioto and in- tituled " An act to Ineo oratethe Co ingwood and Bay of Quinta way."`by further ex- tendln the time mentioned in nid Section 21 of oat Act. the commannnmom. nf nu ..a.a V Ndrrcm, is horeb mad at .`IQ -snob g.uu.l-- 4 y Riven that applioatic; `.`=h 132-!!i!m.I=t.9t Canada. RENIIIPS ILLUSTRATED GUIDE, '9! III III EDIE nnnn `Inn nnnon-n "Ebl.{i-E;.1Ia"{.;?He scorned Splrit0'a remarks. ` ir'iiE'IiriiiET * "Il *' V ""0 '~` j"`' "-l "'_, at 12 o'clock noon. by Mr. W, D. Mcconkey. auctioneer. the folowingmgrm property. that is to say :--The North 1: quarter of Lot number seven. in the eighth Concession of the Township of Innial. in the Pounty of Simcoe. containing 60 acres more or less. Thu nnil in an! n anon! nnnllou gun! 61-nun. .._. _--- - -----ww------it ti CI 1 `NOV-V-l_2_B7\DY. [mun Fae: upon Amlcmou Rennie : Seed: can only be procured direct from I UUIIIIIIIIUIK DU BOIEB IIIIUIB 0!` IT. The eoil is of a ood quality. and there are several acres of t wheat in the ground; and is a very desirable property. There is a frame barn and dwelli ouse on the property. The property :1 situated in an excellent wheat-raising district. and iv in a well settled locality. convenient to schools, churches. post oioe and railway. The above property, will be sold subject to a reserved bid. Ter1ns:-10 per cent. down at the time of sa`e, the balance within one month thereafter with- out intnreet. Wnnfhnn I|\nDQ:niu`nI|n a.-I AA-.2348--- -:n L. Uln Ill UHIIZM Further particulars and conditions will be made known at the time of sale or in the mean- time on application no the nnderai ed." LEN NOX, AULT 8: RIGHT. 8-10 ' Vendor's Solicitors. UISDUALV 1. IA] 5 FUWUF Ol F818 UUIIISIHBCI In 1: a certain mortgage which will be nroduced at the time of sale. there will be offered for sale by Public Auction, at the Queen's Hotel, in the Town of Barrie. in the County of Simcoe. on ' imgqay, the 7 day of" M_g.rc}1_L1891, Q 04.. anon" -...s- I... 'll_ `I -...|___ ` uI|I'.UluL|ypl._ NDIAN IEA .1: Own and par Pd GJMRANTEEDABSOLUTELYPURE we l)vOtY;lE:r:-g f`k]l1`d l`H}l[)l(`)\'d ;_. Canons IN INDIA. (I:`}'r_`ra3;1 {git and carried b natives Ion distances before being made 1-. ady for the mark e . 3rd.-Rarn Rain 3 blen of Three Teas grown and prepared especially for this brand, ll always be the same fl nvor to-day to ten years hence. ` tth _"'l`in nhpnn - nnlv Wiftv nnfn fnr A nnnnd nu:-knon whlnh will on an fur nu 'vrn -,..._;, \~jhv:reas CL; l we are pxcu. WCIEIUT lullll enoetorth. T.` (`I The I;;' (leumuded that the objection able expression be withdrawn. 1l ....... ...,..._\.,._, .l....-.....I .._ L- -._- ft- _.. 2 _ BIWBYB D6 5110 IBIDU lV0l' uruuy 50 I811 I133?! 1161106. 4th.- Tia cheap; only Fifty Cents for 3 pound package which will go as far as two pounig ~ China or J span Teas. ~ When giving Ram Lsl s a. trial. if the first cup does not strike your palate. try a wand :3 weaken t on the first. After using a. pound you will only drink Ram La.l`s Pu: c Imimn 'l'ea fr.- henoeforth. ` i URSUANT to a. Poweriof aie contained in } `at 5351: fling nf nnin Qhnvun 1:28 In; n('-Pa-nu! On- FARM "P'_E 5bE RTY, New clothing, New Prlnts, FM nwI:LLIm_:___|3on SALE. UCIUFLIIO "For Sale by Jas. Vair, J. M. Bothwell and D. J. .`\Iur--him .-_-- _..,.-....-... ...-_... A Many momburs jumped up to speak and I great up1'u:u' ensued. Imbriani having re fused to rvtrut-t his expression. The Presi- dent called for order and the exclbemem subsided. MORTGAGE sue. TOIVAVNSI-Ill;' 6}:- mmsrn. ~`'+34 DUNLOP s'r.. BARRIE. cqu_urv 'iir"mcos. TO RENT. --o1r XMPROVED-- At '3 Boys and.`Youths , caps. and Gents Furnishing` e PEOPLE S FAVORITES, lloll Hutu No Fury Like a. Signob Scorned 11..---- J. 7.- Ll.. l`Il..___I.-_ 'iiiiif6I'i:'Xi.' Ra L. r ,5 "W323 1 NDIANTEA Old G tons at old prices, s, New TWO; 930. and L_v.> VV UILIUI-I U Universit{i: (; ,`:,' Torontgi vIi)`:stg.l:e8 01 `M is Only. conauIta12P:}.9 Bearing: 0!`! land Chit: I1 fall Wheat A ....` .. ..2::.' 8t.W New carpets, Tun : `-`ea \\ n QM Q HQ 2: 1,. .. ltldd up for Q: a`, ` `\ n` -`v--u uungv uuuul IIWIYI OD D8110: Also lot of good Iooond-hand in3trum6I159"" sell on only term: or to rent. In solo stable or am. 1333 horses. yon; `-givers and heavy hogoea. Sound Y0 nos taken on instruments. ? I N ` vv Ivuo \1rI|:.r\VV\lV|J9 1 3- Wlreroomxs and stables, comerowen ` `ado Stmhh St. Barrie. `L, 4 German ~ol.lim-as In-lven Wild by lb-poatod Acts of Oruulty. BERI.I:\', :`.1:u'c1i 4.--The atbeutiou of tin military uiium-icies lwre has beencullec to the 00mli*i):i uf the garrison at :\li:o:|a near iimuburg. For some time past tin barracks at AH_1()[l:l. have been in a oonstanl state 01' trlll`I1lUl1 owing to the cruelties pmo tised upon rim men by the uouw.-ouimis sioued ollicers. and it is represented 13113` the men have become so um-uly undo! their lmrsli treatment that they arc ready to px`uuipiiu'1tb a revolt; at any moment. 'l`!i:-co of the garrison haw cominitml suicide within a week, in order to (scale the lormeutslo which the) were Slllljllultltl uy their petty superiors. zinc nearly all ul the mud have buen driven to tho poiutol murcluring tlwil` pi'0secut`.m's should anoppoi'tiinicyot1 or. This state of afuin has nally lmea laid bufore the-oiciul.~`a of the VVM` Ollie: in iletiiil. pun mnw couonlous BULDING rnommox mos AND om AN!) AMERICAN PIANOS. Unexcelled in Tone, Touch and Durabi11ti'- Inspection solicited. Always pleased to show stock always on hand. `Ill! Int AI tuuul --.....I L-.. g l_, ,.___.__....u h) 00011?-8. in any part of the wori. .. and 54 harzea it not collected. This Association bx` local emcee in Canada and Unitoi States Head and Rene!-a.l omoe. 60; Adelaide st. Eu: Toronto. Rooms 10, 11. 12 ano 13. 0. E. CQL LINS. General Manlirer; 3; H. B. .-\.\`nmc\\: Sec. Address all communications to Toronto. Ont. olce. Tele hone No. 2463. 'l`l1i:\i8It} only Association t settles accounts, and I5 Valgces the money to the Creditor if domed. O. E. COLLINS. Manager. D. C. MURCHISON. . \ '3`: 1 t. Oct. 1 mm` Solicitor for Barri: D11'<? I FOR the Collection of Old and \Vm'f? tags A: c -__:. Soups. ENTREES, JELLIES AX!) Camus M um T0 o1:m::~. ESTIMATES FOR DINNER PARTIES MB BALI. SIIPPERS ON APPLICATION- 42-ly Oysters in Every Style, (`l.....- -_.J umuu cneun &, Pnomnon ASSOCIATION. To 47 Dunlop Street, next door to E1- press and Telegraph Oice. Two lxpi-mus 'l`mlmo Uolllclu Near` Moro ulmnsk in Russia. ST. l`n'r1cu.sauuu, March. 3.--A horrlblo railway accident 0: .-curred near Morshausk in the government of '1`amhov, to-my. Tw( express brains cumu into collision. dumolilx log the cu.l'1iuges of both. Fifty persons were killed ounriglut and a larger numbol were Suriously injured. The scenes abbu` the wreck are d.-scribed as slclwulug. Man) `oi. the b(J\llU.`l of the (lead were literally ground into piecm, while sumo of the wound ed, dlsnwrnberml and mangled. lived to: several lzouxxs in the must- intense agony. FIRST CLASS TABLE FOR DAV BOARDER8- 'CROSSLAND S fE1es1:1_.1rant - -v-v -/Uuvuvp unto (D uucu 1.` NW" "` ' `Societies, to Rent. J. If. at ` cum Pnmagnc R` J` FLET~1nr~reW'1 ' 01110033. SUIIIBIIPTIDI DIE lIOI.lAR A 7-19. MERCHANT TAI LORS . --or 'l'El-- uscgAng3cs _ msmurs . -----u ICmv"jv "\,..- Open: to 5 d 7 . . . bu?! Olion at $2 no'}3:33ru L isaum QII-Ilnn-In --._ __. . - _ - MEII REMOVAL MAv&co. TWO Vlothuu Llterally Ground to PlooM- Thu Oulmulumluvx cmnmlttoo at the llultluh Home at Commons Unable to` Roport-A Notary M!-suing wuu a. Mil lion Frmwu. ` ' DUBLIN, March 3.---While tha Dublin mail train was nearing Czutlerea today a. pn.sse.1- got namod G:wiu suddenly drew a knife an-I commenced slashing those about mm, at tha some time yelling at the top or his voice --- .. |,...,I..A math nnaamnrnnvi Oct. lat. 1890. Orders by Telephone will receive prompt attention. HAVE REMOVED I. `st-cergy/_vo_o9A_ pg-gA-__ -_j _ . n OSKENZIII. B. A.. Lectngul, KID mum-v In Hm Women ! _ _ I. U 0, '6.l1 opa and Steaks to Order EQIIIU Vlulu _\ uuuub IOU vuv w--3: vu ..... The car was loaded with passenger! and ,o.ll were thrown ~iuto a psiuic Gavin badly wounded tlvo fallow-1)-w sengora.` and only desiubad from bit bloody work when both blades of his knife were broken and the weapon was harmless He then jumped from the train while it Wm going at full speed. run to a. woods near by and hid himself. The wouuiled passengers were takou to a railroad sbnbiml and saveral physicians amended tn their injuries. T30 police a.fterwul`d ca_pture..l Gavin. who is un- doubtedly insane. K. R. . ` ` ldont. J FLET5't:u- D. B. SPRY, Librarian 9 nd Blenr1en.;? lam Lal s Ta. ask you to (3. them a tum for follow.-, reasons: Int '7'`--/ L rnau 3 1st.-'I'hey 1- abeolutely pr. 2m1.--Tht-v-- The nnrl D1. Jllulhn 41-ly FHIGHTFUL `RNLWAY DISASTER ,u~ aussm vesreaom. % CAIlPBlLLl Medont I \Y SABJEANT realden strecf. L1 zzie 8- on GRAHAM. uh, 150 45 yea r; Funeral 1 Lxmvox the 11 I proprin. Funeral, M VEALEH the un Saturday. . underme-,nx B80f. Dotis. oil. soap, requlrcd, L`l`A \`l Onmr school {HI 1 of lots >< 1 Simone. an and forty fall v\'ho.~.', orchnrdor` bearing, (L premlsw wood H - a. never 1: UOUHH, Ii ? green (1 b(` M. apply L, or Um: I ) (\ Ix.- .L.I. IHCIIL not incur Pacic It struct. and or near '1` N lniaalng. `(Arr l\.1 \J `.11 be prm offered Auctio " ?un`{. in 12th co lint` nynvslr THE.COLON|Z?AT|ON COVWI IT TEE- -...j--o V nmiunjsoosaenc at Pet:-_o1u., Pnmo1.zn.~.. March 8.-.-This afternoon abouts o'clock a tearful accident occurred. Some mou'yvea!,:e1`ectIng a. three-polo derrick lathe Wua:em o!' `Canads proporty. undiby - some means the poles bocomo locoo. ondlu I -Illa ;st.rn:c1:.;:!~1z:.:'-realm V f13.9I3.lIl'|!!}9`! tit hQ`. ki'nin--I' hhn I-"|ui".nni.`lu' . ' aide; viz: Part ( I` 5th cor.- fa8iDi!.\;.: I Ocluput oocupiud There the pr:-m D10 GT1) 7 C an vrnu `\l ILILZS If! the 5011 H "`IlI`f1\_! n CD8 8011 11 Terms 0 011880 mo f'-\n AP L. For full Drogrumm dailies rm. Luungzu. Furth: IDS) be`! \) (`UHII default be pr0d1`c offered m Barrie H0 Auunmr, .1 fty acwa T1115 1' OLA null L. FIFTY l I*Il{S%0N S K%[l.l.l*}D~ *se;am. 1| "`. }`_W CULIU B1`1`t' `There W1 1 Row and . Of C110 93': but a `ximxt ;au;ag| at thv hm McConn- "l`hn nu:-r Jucpun xv: T116 nurf the twp-.f' Inniam, tr lo nnrn_1 I=Rm| MOM FAY?` Toronu IN VON WALDERSE `on SA g I In turn VOL I nlcuuun A. N. Annie 1 |r., u ville. pjm L ment 0 I-nan '88llin_x nvsn nI\I 12 Plnn ( rM*+.FsJ nnv 50 PASSENGERS KILLED- iON4 FAI min, 4' VA ! .. CONN`! uh NE` ."i*j isle I -':_E`S COVWIAND. yvcuvu Lu U pl.'lI0llBl'. Robert Bell was charged with ctecling a watch in thrvillege of Ooldweter. The charged was proved end the prisoner wee eentencedcto t_ - in the common ` for the prin- . Wednendsy, March 11-01: `Lot '16,: oto. Sale at `~12 o'clock. `Donald Auction on... con 4 -"Ora ;` hot-loo, cattle, sheep lg: . imploI nentu, hay, household furoifgrsz ? ' J oh:-ht, prop, G. R ..Ford, auotio;_'| _or.1 ` J ames Landrigan was charged with stealing 18 bags of our and some to-' baeoofrom the Mnskoka Mill Company in November laet and the plea of the prisoner was, not guilty..` The testi- mony of various witnesses, however, fully established the charge and the J udge. sentenced him to 3 monthsin the com- mon use]. Mr. Steers, ot Midland ap- peared for the prisoner. . Rnhnp R. -n- A`----A-' --3`-'- -`---"- 5' lilccl amnion coarlny by a mu that will alnol I: bury what Cool: rep!-ouonu._ * v su sswvavu ysnvu nu Aswullluo '1`he funeral, one. of the largest ever seen in this part of the country took place on Sunday in the family burial plotnin Christ Church Cemetery. The members of Loyal Orange Lodges No. 16 and 650, to the number of about eighty, .clad in regalia, marched in procession the deceas- having been a very prominent member of the Order. He was a member of the Masonic Fraternity, having been advanced to the'17 before he left Ireland. On the coffin were several Orange and Masonic emblems and also a beautitul oral wreath surrounding a- cross, underneath which was the word, Father. The church was densely crowded and many were unable to obtain entrance. ' In accordance with `a promise given to the deceased many years,`ago the service was conduct- ed by an old and deeply attached friend, Rev. W. W. Bates. M. A. present Rector of Thornhill and Richmond Hill. The choir sang with great sweetness and feel- ing the hymns, " Rock of Ages," -A few more years shall Roll. and Days and moments quickly ying, Miss Bella Lennox acting as organist with her usual and well known ability. . The sermon was preached from Rev.21. 4. The preacher spoke of the sufferings of humanity and the cause of them, the longing and strivings of all good men for a state of life which should be free from suffering and of various efforts made in that direction ; the wise and comforting considerations a'oi-ded by philosophy as distinct from the Christian Religion and the prospects held out of vast improve- ment to be effected in the condition of man by progress in -human skill and knowledge. He also showed that the amelioration of man's woes wasall that could be effected by such remedies ; that they neglected to take in- to account the real cause of suf- - fering; never even ventured to predict its entire removal, much less to compens- ate those who have gone_ for all that they have suffered as factors in God's plan for the world's regeneration ; and that the an- nihilation of human woes and man's elevation to a condition of absolute bless- edness could be `accomplished only through the incarnation. He also spoke in very eulogistic terms of him that was gone, not holding him up as being i maculate but speaking of his many vir use. He spoke touchingly of the`deceased s love for his family, friends and neighbours; his many acts of kind help to men that were poor. but honest and industrious; R his wonderful success in business and the qualities that led to it ; his thorough loyalty as a British subject and his love for Ireland and Canada ; and also of this sound and true churchmanship. `All pre- sent were intensely attentive, and many of them deeply affected. When the church ser- vices at the grave were concluded the- Orangemen,,called to order by Mr. David Dunn. between whom and theadeparted a peculiarly strong and tender friendshiplhad existed for many years-performed the last sad. oices of affection for their de- parted brother. All then quietly dis- persed, feeling that they had lost a friend who would not soon be replaced. and whose loss would be long deplored. It is needless to say that the afflicted family have the sympathy of the whole parish in lthe sore bereavement. ' _ oouncy moi ornnuuu court. Hie Honor Judge Ardagh held an in- terim oriminsl court loot Wedneudny, when the following one: came before Eng,-iand and France. . Bnnus, March 3.--It is asserted that Lord Salisbury and Count Von Hatzfeldt. vht German ambassador toGroo.t Britain. an troatingwitb a view to 1 rapprochement on questions--z'ncludlng that of Egypt-- wherelu Fruncek interest conict with thou of England. - -' " 7 `V` the `an-thtevlv vs`!-1;ps 0 on To the haven underthe hi 1, And, oh! for a touch of a vanished hand; And the sound of a. voice that is still 3" UlUV' VVUIDVII V5 vuv vuwoaa I ll unvvu ,.. A deapatoh was sent to his friends, and immediately upon receiving it his grief- atricken wife and eldest son, Mr. A. W. -Fletcher, started for Sunnidale, but owing to the swollen state of the Nottawasaga river and the bad condition of the roads they did not arrive there before midnight. To their great sorrow, he never recovered consciousness. and about fouro olock in the morning he panned away quietly without a struggle. The undertaker at Stayner pre- pared the body for burial. and it was brought by rail to Thornton. near his home which many years 380 he` named Cherry Valley in loving remembrance of his native place in Ireland. ""\A `|\I\nnn' .\u\n 1.` OLA `g-.....-L ---... ' g obituary. On Thursday 26th ult. a very sad accid- ent tool: piece in Sunnidale which resulted in the deathof Mr.J. Thompson Fletcher, one of the oldest, most inuential and most , highly _ respected residents of the. Township ` of Essa". He had gone thither. on Tueeda, with mater- ial for the erection of a bun ding on one of his numerous farms, tor the greater convenience of the tenaiit_.e He started for home on Thursday morning with a load ot hay. and had gone only shout two hundred yards from the gate when, owing to the ice with which the road was covered, the load upset, and he was thrown to the ground his head striking it With greet violence. Strange `to say. three children who were on the load with him escaped altogether uuhurt. Two men who saw the sccident rsii to his assistance and supported him back to the house where they made him as comfortahe as possible. He himself thought that the accident was of no great consequence and that in an hour or two he would be quite himself again. but those presentat onoe procured the services of Dr. Wylie, who bringing with him another medical prac- tioner; was on the scene in a couple of hours or so, after the accident. It soon- hecame evident that the case was hopeless the skull being fractured and some of the blood-vessels of the brain ruptured. I In-n-`Ink nun. -nun` `n `ids l.h.-HI. ant` Elect llmlton I that Ilrlll nlnnnl icoarlh In . 1.7 bar! :v'I'n.:|'I`-' There 1: 3 good of |iol:ne:e in Me- Adonte among both old and young. _ Okul-ling is pretty lively at the Goldwater nn . " . , Inmbordinetion in %`t_h`" High hll the attention of Sohool `White Bron _' Pendleel "l have been V ,boo:ning the hoop`bn'ei_n'eeI-thin winter. v I Pmtrmtod xnlitii-TIiie,hsvd.nboenzo on V4f I am` . 1 customer pessed through Wsnninster lsst week end s good msny people say it was the notorious Sandy MoDu', who is wsnted by the police up in Western Ontsrio. A - Mir. iltesbus, of Hswkstone is quite" busy shipping wood forthe G. '1`. R. Mr. Currie, `of Sebright, was severely -injured the other day by his horses run- ning sway with him. smashing his sleigh and knocking things about generally. His dsughter quietly slld out of the sleigh sud landed in a snow bank without receiv- ing muoh injury. - mm 1.i6:a.t Oruighurut, ha {'3 cord: of wood stolen from the road side south of_`hiI phoo one night not long ago. ' -----;. 1;: u.`-`r-.`l1-;1.|!FW,l|" hood. l:i'-lli:n;; Mm lamuy. . Rev. lMr.W"l`urnbull, Presbyterian Min- ister at Victoria Harbor, was surprised and pleased by a visit fromhis Moonstone" congregation. It was a visit of good will and soeiality and the eharity to an un- paid minister (humbua) and the address, nuisance. . A Haw-katono mm complaint of the trains on the G. T. R. Sundays, duturb- ing `religious services and holy medita- tion. Realolved, that lreland has producedl better men than Scotland, (Parnell for ex- ample) is to be debated shortly by some Allieton boys, known as, The Lime Kiln Club. _ I The poor old fossilized Tory from Shanty Bay, is the Parry Sound Star : polite way of-spea._kmg of Col. W. E. Obrien. Alas pool: Ireland. 1\ III IVIC -5 . . - -~r A general meeting of Royel Black Pre- eeptory, was held in the Orange Hall, Al- liaton, last Saturday. ' 1'I I I A T I I u _ _ Mr. R. Murray stated at a meeting of the Avening cheese factory patrons, that he realized $18 a head for his cows for the four months the factory was in operation. The Alliaton Harald says, R-ev. Mr. Howaon a sermons are drawing crowded house: every Sunday evening. The Oreemore Band has decided to give an entertainment soon. It is said that some of the people there are inquiring the price of ear stops. `ll Y\ I. C . .n - The Bradford N am: says, Rev. Mr. Mc- Cullough preached a masterly sermon to a large congregation. in the Methodist church there last Sunday evening. The Rev. Mr. Greer, of the Episcopal church, Bradford, had to csncel one of his services last Sunday, in consequence of sudden illness. . Osman (`ompletely Crushed. Suuuu, March 3.~--Deserters who haw reached the Egyptian lines reports Osman Digna. is still a fugitive,-and is making hi! way towards Berber. Dlgn|. s party is sultan in ; from luck of provonder, and his follower! are only as number or women ands few horsemen. The farmers, of Newton Robinson and neighborhood, are said to have formed a beef ring. . o V-.;8-uI}r;`:Vworth League has been formed at Oookatown. -It is reported that Mr. J. E. Morrow has purchased the Grand Central Hotel, Tottenham, for $7,000. In-tr . `cg . Rev. Thea~Mc`i{'ee we: at a'Preebyte:-inn teameeting, at Dunedin, the other night and it is reported that he held forth to a deliahted audience for some time as did the Revs. Henry and McDonald. The Orange aoiree. at Port Carling a few eveninge.aqo,_ was a very pleasing and successful affair. The lecture on the ueige of Londonderry, by Rev. W. T. Noble, B. A..' of Gravenhuut, was listened to with great interest. Election items in the county papers, ex- clude nearly all other local news. . 1-: Jules The Beeton World says. Dr. Tamblyn lost one of his children through diphtheria, on Tuesday. The disease has broken out in the family. Mrs. Tamblyn and another of the children are down with thh disease. LaZg17'ippe has visited Egbert and scarce- ly a. person hag escaped an attack. T I191`! Mr.Cha.rles Drury is preparing to build ahandaome house on the site of the build- ing now occupied by Mr. Arthur Bell. The site 13 near Mr Dz-ury s present residence, Penetang Road. I `V In up on [comm onm--nIsmor n1:nns,| UV IQIVIIU Iv vvvi wuuwuuvuuuuwwu The Midland Free` Press has blossomed from its pupa state of neutrality, into an out and out-Grit-Commercial Union sheet, -Well. well. ' Rev. W. Annitage, of Brnoebridge. in fixed resident Baptist Minister, of Mid- an . ~ l)el'ramling by \\ holasz\ls. Pams, 1\Iax`c!l 3.-M. Ducroeq. a notary of Gonesse. has ahscontled. leaving uncovered debts to the mnuuut`. of 6.'350.0()O francs, Wlldzizmps tldravenhurat has been inter- fering witt the attendance at school. V ' Iievg Mr. 'Toye`e.nd Mr. TW.T Coulter have been carrying on revival aervicea at Dalston for over three weeks. :1-npluror Advance Ronda-I who . uh: `rho In-row ottho lost. The Buyner Sun says 3 number of the politicians of that place attended the nomination at Barrie, on~ThI_u-acytny. `L ,,_-2._.'1 -1 4.I.- IIVIIIIIICUIVK -Il Irunnnv vuc --_.__ The Inc Stsyner drou miyi'ot the season :00): place on Tueadsy. " " ' I -_-_.._L:- `..-_. _..II\ rue debt of themEnlieh_ Ohm-oh, use Creemore, has been reduced to $600, and there in now talk of building 3 pu-uonuge. I 1,, TR , , , , , A -_I, l\_-___L v----' -- -_ ..._.._ .,._.__ ._ `.__ _- -_ ~ The membership of the Forester : Court at Oreemore in 25 and contains almost all the elite of the place. J oeeph Hood in Ohlef Runger. ' I R n K .0 W (Banner says, Geo. Clark, brakemsn on the Grand Trunk, was thrown 01!` but fortunately was not hurt. at-ruun DY sntcon AND nurnxor - ; ngonmou as notpn. xlws. DFCIVII UVV: ru-wv vuu u---_---- - Mr. I. Pilkie the euorgeo uw `mill man ot_FloI, has a large atook of logs in this aeuol_I. A ' S IVIIU $VZE?QII A good msny of the people on second line, Sunnidalo. no sick. , J --......-..-L Camz. Zurc Goiliug, a.V Brithzh merchant. hon-. has been arrested for frauduo lently oht.~\iulu,' gnods valued at 23,000. He has U001] lmudunl so the British authorities for trial. ' V \4CV.IZ CIIIV ITCIIUII u_- vvuv --v- be Church of England congregation, of Waubeuuhene, deeply regret to lose Rev. 0. H. Shutt, who has determined to mnve to St. Oetheriner. ' e y The. Oreeinore people are laid to be` proud of their Band. .I-I_A An AL- 'm___I:_I_ nn__-._-I. .1. l`,"UIllI|lI_III'|_Q 911005 '03 0|}? l"i`c?I':`I'n of the speotsclb `'61! %'ng` 1 THE Noa':nJmu[An*vANcr~ Q "loti pi-oooudona? -of hutidqntrnok ngn-A}.---' - - ` In-. St:-nth) . otters the tonowinggrizes. open 3:11": to nupiln of Rural Schools in a county at coo - T 1ItDi'iso..Iroldmodnlorash.........Q ....... .425 and cocoon o u u a n Iofcuot llt " 101 medal or ouh -oh1ld1-on 1! _ I o u a n u u . a Iovoi 2 81` IIIOCII . 01 lllIdOPu`g.u._...f u u n v o uu'o`ou ....g page. Ann, uv Luuluu 101'. The Society would be pleased to see more visitors at their meetings, as it given more encouragement to those who assist in the programmes. ' smuusc_1n_r_a1'nr11'1nu. An M.I . Takes the Lcmguu I-`unda. BELFAST, Maroli 33.---`Air. Hmwison, amem ber rt Pnrlizuuenn for Midtllu I`ippeI'a1`y visited the nziivcs of the Belfast Brauclio: the National 1. mrlm vest-rdn_y. and seized all the nma.n_v and document-she couldlaj hands on. The members of tbz1tbmuc'.1 oi the Lr-axue wc~rn htustlly summouol ands fiery dim-n<\i.m i'nIl0'-vet]. Mr. Hmwison and his friends tiH'l;l|`(5d the branch dis. A free grht Mimved lwtzween Hm'rison s friend: and (p wn:nl-`x. The battle wasnf :1 mos! stubbmjn ciinmvtm-. fists, sticksmul chain beiuz fmeiv us l mu both sides. Finally tht police c`.enrc.1 the league building of it! ghting occupamte. B. C. I. L. a 3!. Society. By the Society : Own _Reporur. A very small programme had been pre- pared by the committee for Friday after- noon last, `an it was intended that the Corridor Symposium should be read. It was found to be impossible to prepare a copy, but one will be read on Friday next. Piano solos were "given by Miss Graham, Miss Meikle, Mr. Geo. Smith and a. read- ing by Mr. A. K Spotton and by Miss Darby. Q As several items of interest have oc- curred lately, an interesting edition of the paper may be looked for. "Wu: Qnndnlup u-.u.I.I L- '..I._~-3 - b"'"oedu"3o?3a'd"{'n'k3 w53:2 Apply to" JOHN cnmnsmm. Collier Street. I locum In an lIvn.l will I M-31 tit: maple ,3 on can tltnninount. o non r nu ma no neculml u ubon. lyond 1! V In! quiet!` - lnrud. lulu but one work: man each district oreouuy. umau c a vldodwlth 1 hunk" w'n:c`=ul:`l=d v'vrOIIuu.. .73" :3 A 94:." a*!*1er;!`l n..m....`1'..... A Good `rune Among the Workme iI._ L On Monday night the brethren of lodge No. 228, A.O.U.W., gave an oyster sup- per at Bro. George Christie's Hotel, Cooks- town. About 80 brethren with their wives and sweethearts were in attendance to do justice to the good things set before them. After refreshments all went to the A 0. U. W. Hall where an admirable program was presented. Dr. Morris ably lled the chair, and capital speeches were made by Rev. Bros. Carswell, of Bond Head, and Hewitt, of Clover Hill. Capital vocal and instrumental music was furnish- ed by local talent. ` Everybody there had 5 a good time. V - ;ma.:':zI"a..m...` "'=s';""'.`."a.:.Y"..`.a.a'.'e gtYI?ydL!r.Btmthy notghtgrg v`s1;i.` . . _ 2 . ` Barrio. JI..l!r..1.3r9I.. .z:.x-... " Barrio Public school Board. The regular meeting of the Public School Board was held in the Board room, Central school, on Monday evening. All the members were; present. The committee on supplies recommended the purchase of 100- cords of wood and new seats in part of the Central school. A motion by Mr. Rogers to increase the salary of Miss Bowen, to $300, was car- ried. Mr. Metcalf, a resident of Kem- penfeldt,` applied to have his non-resident fees reduced, but the majority of the Board, after due consideration, could not see any good reason to grant the request. As some members wished to attend the political meeting at the Hall the Board adjourned at 8 o'clock, after a session of one hour. Vote tor nut 11 Mccarthy. the tear- geu defender ol e right. . Bow'l'h_eyV1ew the situation. The Detroit Evening News savs :- The Premier judges correctly that the result of a policy of commercial union would be annexation. The union of Canada with the United States is the manifest destiny of that country. The union of the two countries is becoming. more pressing year by year, and from the very necessities of the stronger nation will be brought about some day on its terms, `whereas it may be accomplished by the consent of the weaker nation on its terms. if it goes about it rightly. So far, the United States can do without Canada. When the time comes that, by the growth of its population its lands shall be taken up and its resources developed, the demands of its people for more room and more advantages will press so strongly that the integrity of Canada as a depen- dency of a foreign empire will be griev- ously threatened The best minds in Can- ada see these things as of the future, and are ready to meet them half-way. Meaning by the best minds, `of course, [ the Farrers, Goldwin Smiths, Cartwrights i and Charltons. `Iva. van -v--wu-----a `__-- A Severn Bridge man writes thus:--Mr. White. employed by the G. T. R., was compelled to work on Sabbath last Sab- bath by the G. '1`. R. 00., and.dnring the day narrowly escaped serious injury by a tall of about twenty feet.- As it was he re- ceived a considerable shaking up but is able to be at work. ' JVUUU IV. V -u-wv--:8 v-. ._-r--_,, _- A Midl;-n'd church was jeoperdised late-. ly by throwing the poking stick with re on it into thewood-box. The csretsker happened to be round and found the con- tents of the box on re. Had he gone home the church would hsve been `burned sud the csuse would have been voted so mystery. i Arson or spontaneous combus- tion or something else. V` "| 91,, L`_.___ II` Report Tim: Manltulm In the only lirltlsll Colony Whicl: Deulrmo luuuigrauts. LONDON. Iiiurah .`_;,--'I`iie Select Committee on Colonization appointed by the House oi Commons iiud Limb it is impossible for then to submita l1llU.llilllOll8 report, as many oi the members are satised that Manitoba. ii the only British c)luu_v which desires immi- grants. liunun Andereon; of 0:0, is going i round telling the farmers how much bet- ter of they would baby being taxed from 60 to 80 per cent with direct taxation, than 30 per cent without direct taxation. How long will people be deluded by such drivel`! The Midland council at its sitting Mon- day night decided to limit the number of tavern licences to four and to exact a fee of $250 for each license. The number of shop licenses to two the fee to be 8250, i which is an increase of 830. . `U VIII U0 -The Township of Toy Teacher's A.ssccis- tion held 3 very successful meeting` at Wsubsushene s. short time ago. Misses Hsrper, McGuire, Thompson, Murdoch and Brown were selected to prepsre sub- jects for the meeting on September 25. s 11-: 3s___I _I.___-I. _.-_ :-.....--1.13-nu` `alts- ` loaded teams `driving through their tvdwhri on the way to TTotto! nliarn.-0nrdwall lentiuol. ` -- Am`: . ..||___`__;_ __`_ Uvuvluvla V It u said .umienmook.1m been gab. Anoribod for an elevutor.al:'1`ottenhnm and that the work of building will commence at face. ' ' - - - -n in ..1 __9__ A .._--2_ -- nun; Bu Banlo.Jsn.!l.1?9l. ,g`fg?`.':.%`xii'.`}`f.::;o`;: }. :.:".:`:..:`::.:; OMEgood h tut:-A r beds, gods: :9 0:131 nll'kix?'l of am:1aw8339 'F. fluid ogle nu heat. hm pl; on" the promises iii... 3 sail: on T0. RENT.-A .100 A ., . 0 ha 8. . Of 8 I in l;t.lFnoonoe::lo * d W 10! 9 1: union}. working. order orohsrdbowoon 3.? @110 R0. novon -uuu -o - us J -g ...-n.-u- u.u.-new Rome, Mm-uh 3.-In the Chamber of Deputies at Hallie yesterday while the electoral mun-lama were being. veried Signor Iznbriuni regretted that some mam here had a('c0pte(l money to defend certain candidates before the committee entrusted with the work of verifying. Sig` nor Spirito and others protested against what they called slnnders. Y.._k-.l,.... ..A..li.-.3 what I... ...._...-...l G..!..lA._I