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W nuxm innm` Z Buoru and Samoa Groundpnd at on short Notice b V y I ..;-.::: 4235- 433%; . v . ` - >, v 6i'i.;.....; nn;onivnuovuoouuu Hiu':gle.Cra!ghurst.Dalston,0rown ` u a mature we 01036 or own man. . he letters (and all other mall matter) are taken from the street letter boxes every day, Sundays excepted, at 8.00 o'clock e. In. and at 8 o'clock and at 8.00 p. m . 36-11 J. EDWARDS Postmaster um oL`IivW'nVK?1'R'iirAnLon 'OPPOSI'l`E BARBIE HOTEL, I 3'` 3131.3} wIOOIIIIIOOIOOI OIIIIOOIIQIIIIIIIO 1 noun-on-nu" Monday. Wednesday F1'idIVu-iin..4....u..u..... can he earned at our NEW line ofwork mildly end honorabw by thoee or on or net. Fauna or o J and In their own looellt mwherover tlney llve. Any one can do the work. Euy to learn. We furuleh everything. We start on. No risk. You can devote your more momenta. or all your lme to the work. Title In on entlnly new leed.end brlnge wonderful euoceu to every worker. Be lnnere are earning from 885 to 850 per week and upwerde, an: more utter a little ex erlenee. We can hamlet: you the em- nlovment. and teeoll you RIB. No nmeeto exulnln here. Full `nu '31."! IIIVY I MUSIC U3 II'lU"Uo WU CI" HITIIIIII JUN ICII Ilil' loymont and you RIB. No I onto ex mu EIIOITIIINOII FBII. TRUE & 30.. All UBTA. IAlNIo 696200 :12 : o 0 o o o` 0 c -Grent_ell. Tueada and Friday . . . . -Midhurs Mon ay. Wednesday nun` I3-I nu , _ _ _ _ _ _ __ TRATHY 86 E8'1`.l!3N . BARRISTER3. solicitors in High Court of Justice. Notaries Pnbuu. Oonveyunoers. uluea over one Bank of Toronto. Barrie. B. B. Bmwruv. 13.0.. G. 3. Earn. utabtutod man " `ai. Auk` armor for them and Xxi'u v:u uie no oth::.u no lnneu can-nmg xx-om on to uu an Won mymont ll. ormntlon TRUE An I DOMINION BAKERY `ie" `t`}rf.?z3r "n x"% %`n1{. a'h' in us min- 1 s tore the close of each mail. In: Inthuu land 1111 nthnln mall IlIf.fAI\ IPA For saI3rvto.nont. Iahir `lmonr, mum Mlmhallh .1-I.|n`n1:ni1~.m`nu.'-5-5:` ICIIIIIIUII TIII IJUUUVOI I wayooctoolcooouuuv mfnrd Branch Rnilw 5nAw.gon3;_Au$Amrsn . I1 , R. FERGUSON, BARRISTER, SOLICI- . TOR at the supreme Uourt ot Judicature tor Ontano. Conveyanoer. &.o. Money to Loon. Omoes in Bank or Toronto Block. Owenagteeet. karma. cannon Allll noussm Q:--j:: A--":-_~ .'_.._ mn.!'Iun.| Ion " = a!s'0"ii`T" We 1:6 new manufacturing and carry in stock Stoves ot the lam! improved doslzna. V name s1u_v_ wnnxs.1 cm Aunx(ugIu:_ 8'|'0c|( |_-n-___ - vunnnxox J` ' nnown _b-otore mini out-Nltw llneofwork rnnldlv and honornblv. bv than 0} UIIIUUI: N Bame. THE I-1. s`yvBEY.l Lmpm AGENT8~'g s` TIIO P0131118!` Route Emma Welt. vvluuxm pe . (hicaao. Monu~ea.l.eto. Intendingsattlerl W: 1113- for information will receive prompt IAnI_ Wu` Lug ' replies. R. PALM-ER. SURGEON. EYE. EAR. Throat. Now. 46 Gerrard-street. out To- ronto. may be oonsulmd at the Queen : liotel. lame. on Friday. May the 10th. from 8 to 11 n_vn-. and the second Fridnv at nvmvv mnnth- 3 (7 .\ u-vww-'-u --ww- -` ~--.- . V Money to win our reaionablc rats. n. J.'m.n'rcnnn, A. nnownum. j1'o THE |=guBLIc.| ,, AT THIS.-Mr. R. W. Brigham here- for ha..`u:'.?'..'.".`.'.".'3;"`.3.`.`_`2 PE! .".=9'L"_h91" "5 - 7 _ 7, p ponnnrmo :; . i I extend my sincere thanks for your generous and liberal patronage and sup- port. It cannot he denied that such, support comes as an acknowledgement that DIAMOND HALL is the best" place for higholass Watches and Clocks. I will add during the fall some novel and attractive goods, and will keep none but the best. - . R. A. DOUGLAS, THE JEWELLER.` , B_0T|l\VE|.I. _8 BLOCK, DUNLOP ST. BARRIE onvsm. m.AcIa sronzsl H;VmG purchased the premises of the late W. 1-]. cross as Co. we are re :ze;s'a~.:1=;:?is.-is::4o.=5 %:4i f~`fs`? -4-.3... -- Th Popular Bdnte Bantam! 'wast}` Wlnnl-. nan, r himno. Mont.ren.l.eto. Are a silaclalty. and Imrtiea intendin to have sales, w consult the r own interests y placing their sales in his hands. H Orders lett at the Anvmcn oloe will be a.ttendedto.V 35 _ G. R. FORD. UIIIVBIIIDY. '.I.`0l'UlIlo0. IUIIUVV OI 'l.'I'll1lUI odloul College Member the Oolleno of P niouna an 9 eons o Ommlo. Omoo-- Dr. Bounko a oldo 00. went 0: Post. 011100. 85 am noon to am or cnuums. FANCY e{ _dbs LINE. `ldllu hi -QO3$&O\cooI\ra-I wt-you -c-u - OF ENGLAND. ISTABLISEED IN 1347. THIS LONG ESTABLISHED COMPANY 13` based on a solid foundation of economy of Innnnanlnnnt. and lnn. hnninana nrirmlnlnn. era; storm or rouoy anu non-rorreztame amu- two and three years. Prominent o eot : Bound life assurance; 87,000,000 aid" in ms; 4.000 families beneted. Cost: elowest consistent with satet . Bonuses every three ears. never less than per cent. on the lite n. nor less than 14 per cent. on the endowmen plan. Total Abstinence Assurance: The only comaalig in Canada offering special advantages to ab- stainers. Accumulated `Fund nearly $6,000,000. Head cloe for Canada. Montreal. `T 'l`f\?T"I'II" A "`\lK -*"~vvoo avIoaIn--- 2 nouns WEST oi"_1n mm: HOTEL. A can solicited for all kind: or DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS, SOAPS, COMES`, AND BRUSHES; V.IuI- L I.U-J LIF`E`A`s1`NE comm} as-I3 -I-_-I'k?r'1'!' A'k1"I'\ I 11115 LUNG n;:s'uusmunn;u uumrzm 1 us management and sound business prinoi lee. Special features: Forty ears experience; b- etel storm of Policy on non-torteitable utter turn and u-an van-n. Prominent nbiaot 2 Sound GEORGE monxmn; y cuemsr Aun_p_nusaIsI. _, -ulll L- h nae um RELIABLE Aucnousen G. R. FORD, ia'.?`u 3'u"o$E`8`i*u "3;?&%T.3%`{&3e$h`36n'? Into ot Toronto oneral Ho: 1 Onion.- Nexc door to Mr. Boll : store. '1` ornton. N.B.` -W1llbo at Ivy ovary Wednooda fro 1 to 6 ma. Wlllboatmgbert every Fri ' .t:o31w nmnnns ALL limbs or woman snnsg n.nv-\o vnnovv ova VI-nun o-ow-o-vs-q . H.".'coU1=.'rILANn-1'. 29-tt ADVANCE Oloe. Agent for Barrio nusumca &mL ESTATE AGENTS. PRISORIPTION/8 CAREFULLY OOMPOUNDID. LARGE s'rooK_Low pmcns. TOILET ARTIOLES-A FULL LINE. FARM STOCK SALES cnnnnum "7'""% ;*:`?A!`"*s BERLIN AND Oriana woo1.s. and everything in the - _-__ Tl M. D0 0. Mn N in 30!- H. well`: mook.'Aua.naa1e. O2:t:_ro`m1Io| at night. -4 1! .._.._..._......_.__.. BRITISH EMPIRE -dun n smiv n III!!! IVII'\llI\ I I I nivtuulg I IIIDDIJVV, `WU- Barr|o't|t'annlng Go. *.1:.'E.-M:AN's BARBIE. THE NORTHERN ADVANCE` 7 -LIw11i7sJEoua`_'.' WANTED. NOTICE. PAGIFIG Dunlap Stret. Barrie. G A. RADENHURBT. BARBIBTER. AT- > . torney. Solicitor in Chancery. Oonvo an- al: kc. Omoe-first Door South or Post 0 00. We Block Owen Street. Barrio. 49-68 -,__.___...._..--_ _ U` A I` RAILWAY 'onlybeuvefil by.{an;srdtIsed : and political independence ; but the diffi- t T50 custolnlry .vehemencg :_.+t;hat- Canadai 4 Thu oontennzidvolibs E Inf 1. the tint and in the second, public opinion has V been aroused. The verdict in favor of Sir John Macdonald s Government saved Canada from the lossof her is commercial , culty with the Grits is that they refuse to accept the situation. Withfsir John at- helm we know where we ar9L;.but if Sir Richard Cartwright ever gotlns turn at the tiller "no one knows wherewe should be in six months. Probably under the Stars and Stripes, or involved in a revolu- tion. In the same way these Liberals re- fuse to accept any public opinion that is not on their side. They have the same means. of appealing to popular judgment as have the Conservatives, but when the verdict is given they suddenly rej act it if it does not further their peculiar schemes. The people are either incomprehensibly stupid," as Sir Richard puts it, or they have been debauched. `The fact is, that the people of Canada are intelligent and widewake. and it is an insult to them to keep on saying that they do not know what they are about. They know enough to keep annexationists out of power, any- way.-London Free Press. -lI-L_...'l.'... `an;-I. u-I` - --` --cu III ZTV lI`I`II"L' Nina um. 4y Virtue) at a.'po'we`x- or sale ll ed in thin hioh ,_EJu2" ':......a:..::.....?2.'.`.*".:..:' will mmatolm `lay. 'Il: 1;bIlligt Anouxo :1: t e Q ueen a cu vuv AU]!!! 0]. 311 |5t"1irday.;%1am a,%y3r*'nprn,.1s91. by ' `min; - A hnhnnn L- 1.: S-hwe hsvo still 5 few auihdzndhoverotta wi wenrepropuod to ugtor 0- Brady a Go. * -rH'DOn t buy see the splendx an Co. a . . ' yourvdreaslgooda before you usprtment at Fraser, Clark run or Bout Gainsequal relief -from pain by the use of Clark's Lightning Liniment. The swelled joints from a sprain` or founder are relieved and cured at once by its use. Every `owner of a. horse should keep a bottle of this great remedy in his stable. Every cmsideration of economy and humanity suggests this ready relief. Price ft cents ;` sold -by druggistsg Clark Chemical 0., Toronto, New York. VIZIQC ` 4 ammu- Liniment will relieve the painful torture of Rheumatism in in the joints or muscles. It should be well rubbed in with the hand, and the part covered with a piece of annnel. The pain will cease with the first application, and its continued use~wil1 effect a marvelous cure. This remedy needs but atrial to convince the most skeptical that it is a wonderful prepara- tion. Sold "by all drulggists; `rice fty cents. Clark Chemical 00., _ oront cw Yory. .--.__ - _.__ `W .._______;___.__...._____..___._.__ 0UN'1`.,IiEW80N an ORESWIOKE `BAR- rlsters, Solicitors 01 the Supreme (Soars or Judi natures of Ontario. Pronto:-3. Notar1eak(())on- voy moon. ac. Money to Loan. Otoes-- uh- ggdplook. opposite N. Go N. W. By. Station. PROTY% .......v auupu yuuuuuusy grave IIOID U10 fact that they disarm the body of its natural; muniments and wespons_ for comhsting the swarms of invisible but virulent parasites of infection which `bury their fangs in its tender tissues and lay the foundation for purulent and consump- tive processes. Read this and act. on its Teachings. The inuence of fatigue in the evolu- tion of infectious disease is a subject gravely. discussed by medical men. Nothing in the whole round of pathogenic causes could be more important for the generality of over-exercised and over- worked to consider. Whether undue strain comes in the toil of business or the whirl of athletic dissipation it equally pre- pares the system for many diseases, the_ germs of which lurk in our food and drink, or in the very dust laden air we breathe; Some ingenious experiments have been made before the Paris. Society of Biology with various animals_subjected to fatigue by being placed in a squ1rrel s cage so turned by a wheel that they are forced to travel at a rate_of nearly two miles an hour. Under this treatment guinea pigs and rabbits soon succumbed to vertigo, dogs and cats bore it better while white rats proved the most endur- ing. But when twelve of these rodents- which had best withstood the enforced fatigue of the whirling cage-were inocu- lated with twelve drops apiece of the at- teuuated virus of bacilli of anthrax an important discovery was made. Four of the twelve white rats, after receiving the injection, were left quietly alone and they survived. ~ The remaining eight, inoculat- ed exactly asthe others, were subjected to overwork and fatigue in the squirrel s cage, and seven of them died in less than three days. The experiments clearly prove that overworked or wornout framers, whether human or animal, are highly sus- ceptible to the vulturous attacks of pathogenic bacteria and microbian poisons. One obvious reason for this is that the acid of the gastric juice, "Koch, De Bary and other bacteriologists have proved, kills the bacilli of the anthrax and other disease germs in the vegetative states ;. but when the system is fatigued or over- wrought the secretion of the gastric juice is diminished, and hence, the infectious germs gain an easy entrance and rm foot- hold. It is known also that over-exertion whether from servile labors or athletic sports, is fruitful .of irritable heart. The morbid_ athleticism of the day breeds ripe subjects for heart troubles and allied affections. Once the heart is weakened by over-exercise or muscular strain, says Dr. Richardson, of London, the stomach is affected and digestion render- ed imperfect. the nervous system is im- plicated and the brain fails to perform its active duties.. Serious as these results alone may be, it appears evident they be- come most profoundly grave from the ft l`:nnnnn `L- I--.1._ J 3L- J JR "I'll. - ` V TOWNSHIP or Iuulglm. \`lh`l!D -5.: 1... 1vn_4--_ , cm-k : Lightning. ~31` ....1 .._- LL on*vn_.vA_aLl n DICKINSON &. MACWATT. BARRISTERS. Notaries Public. Solicitor at Supreme. Uourt. to. dame. 0nt.. Offices in mum of Toronto Block. No. 3. Owen Street. At Branch. Ofoe, Elmveuu. every Monday. 1...... n .... ......u n A I). ll`. Muxw;-m~_ .14-10.-' A Sick 80111311 Ian. A. thoroughly selsh man is a nuisance . under any circumstances, but as an invalid he is intolerable. During his convales- oenoe woe to his wife, if he has one. His couch or easy-chair is a throne,[ from which he dictates to his household as an absolute monarch to his serfs. No. con- sideration has he for their tired muscles. their brains dazed for lack of sleep, their spirits .faint and weary with fruitless endeavors to soothehis oauseless irritation. He pets himself, he oommiserates his own -condition, he sighs as he surveys his at- tenuated visaae in the lookinmglass ; but not a iot of sympathy, not a grateful word has he for the wasted watchers to whose nursing. . .owes his life. whose ' ;d.`ths~ 3ud i 2 mom- " 3' "V " excellent journals are V 3; fi1dlancl e troubles to illus- nijidiaidvnntagen of the colonial `_ V, 2 `big, idea In that independence ` " '_ . ancient colony out of allite \ trifubleI.."i'.1`rnth in wronged by the 53- n suniption that in this cane Britain unb- ordinstea colonial interest! to a desire to V conciliite Ftnnce. L .1; _:L 3.1`... `A vs-n`nI'It` mt. 9n911.1lWi,1_'dl'.llWo ` In it not folly to pretend that New- Wonndlend independent would not Iuer .the disadvantages which alictvit as a t eolony? ' - I:\.......... nmnhi om-tninlv nnt be less ex- .-nu usnuuvusnuauaa ssuuauul QBYBIOPOC 30 the fullest extent by rivalry for honors. Yet now that for some years these lnsti- i tutions have been opened to Dlssenters, whose parents usually for many genera- ; ' tions have had no such training, it is 3 1 found that these Dissenters carry off their ` full share, or even more than their share of honors. We thus see that the theory of the non-heredity of acquired characters ` ` whether physical or mental, is supported , by a considerable number of facts, while fey, if any, are directly opposed to it. colony I . ` ' France `would certainly not be less ex- } acting in its dernandeupon an indepen_d- ` ent Inland than It is upon a-Crown colony. N ewfonndland in not euering by reason of its .-connection with Britain. ,If it could cut loose from themother lend to- % morrow, it could not cut loose from the J trecw which creates a French interest up- ` on colonial chores. " b 2z,n-__J' _._.__.-L--l.-.3 'L- `A-`nan: i .. uuv uvvva uuuuavu a gun. `Another case is afforded by the upper releases of thia country, who for many ` [generations have been educated at the`; i Universities and have had their classical * } and mathematical abilities developed to ` IO fullest extant luv rival:-u Sn- 1.---.. 011 UUIUIIIII. Iluunnn A weak iiland; unprotected by fortress or navy, would be an easy target for any great nation. But-for its ignoble colonial relationship to Britain. N ewfonniland '- would be gobbled by some of the great powers that are looking for new aoota up- -.. ..:.:..I. on n'..m+. thnir nm aall- The WUIB IIIIIII arc suunsus sun saw" v Q on which to piant their old ags, The little colony is safer as it is. True, the 1 Imperial Government is not anxious to go ` to war upon behalf of a mere pin-head upon the map of its posesssions. But a colony would be just as slow to temporarily wreck its commerce in a. quarrel that af- fected a distant portion of the Empire of which it so proudly formed a part. DI` u.n-5 din nnundn Tf Anna B VIII I-II`; Unwe. all-HVWU. U V Cl`; Anus-now; 3 Joan Dxoxmsox B. A.. D. F. Mwwwr. wuu uvon uvi uuvavsuav vvuu UU increase. `The wonderful skill of most of the North American Indians in following a trail by indications quite" imperceptible to the ordinary European has been dwelt upon by many writers, but it is new ad- mitted that the white trappers equal and often excel them, though these trapper: have in almost every case acquired their skill in a comparatively short period, without any inherited experience which might belong to the Indian. Again, for many generations a considerable portion of the male population of Switzerland have practised rie `shooting as a national sport, yet in international contests they show no marked superiority over our rie- man than gun :I\ lg-an -.....s:.... LL- _-.._. , `WQLUII III III.) yavuua ava uauu nu yuan! ` Be just to Britain. It does not want to go to war for rightathat it can gain by arbitration Financially the Empire could better afford to pay every Newfoundlander the salary of a chief j uatice than spill the blood`-of France about Lobsters.-Tele- -uuv vv uv uuuunvv uuyvllvilvy UVUF uul.'rlI1e- men, who are In large portion. the sons` of men wno never handled a gun. `Annlahnu Anna}. ..l!`,._.3...:I `I... uL- ._A,, , I Tea Over $52 a Pound. Times of March 11th. respecting a sale in the Commercial Tea Sale Rooms : usual excitement prevailed yesterday on the 0'ering by Messrs. Gow. Wilson J; Stanton, tea brokers, in public auction of a small lot of Ceylon tea, from the Gartmore estate. This tea possesses extraordinary quality in liquor, and is composed almost_ entirely of small `golden tips . which are the extreme ends of the small succulent shoots of the plant, and the preparation of such tea is of course most costly. `Competition was of a very keen description. The bidding. which was pretty general to start with, com- menced with an offer of 1 1s. per pound; as the price advanced to 8 many buyers dropped out,_ and _at this price about five wholesale dealers were willing to purchase Offers were then made up to about 9 93. 3 E by three of the leading houses, the tea being ultimately knocked down to the Mazawattee Ceylon Tea Company at the most extraordinary and unprecedented price of 10 123. 6-1. per pound.- Money must be plentiful amongst the [ kind of people described by the London ; u Um t It isexceedingly difficult to nd any actual cases to illustrate this point, since either natural or articial selection has aiways been present. The apparent effort of disuse in causing the diminution of cer- tain organs, such as the reduced wings of some birds in oceanic islands, and the very small or aborted eyes of some of the animals inhabiting extensive caverns, can ` be well explained by the withdrawal of the cumulative agency of natural selection, and by the economy of growth as by the direct effects of disease. The following facts, however, seem to show that special _ skill derived from practice. when continued \ for several generations, is not inherited, F and does not therefore tend to increase. ` flu... ._.....:.._r.-I -1_:n _s _-_ _, . 4- .1 A Imvortucana mo. ,_V No better evidence of the fact that ,B1ood Bltters is a certain remedy for 3 (gm-` :1isorder'can\be asked than that of Mn `,3 : ` V `K .- t, of Hull: P` T; whose wifewas cu ot cancer by B_-B-B` ,,,. hmily dootoris certain that the d1se839 5 \ and thatiqig we cured. 4 -gt: A-.4! Zmmo II IJIUUQ IJIULCID IO ux-up--~ r`::t'and regulate the stomach ; 3rd. "`: ' always cures dyspepsia and costs lvss 111-"? centadose. Can you afford to be d."~I *1 3,. I . 8 O! 'n,,,_ T51 is ' if . Piece . Y|1lo:3lhnfn such agf t}3P901I11 or valuf prompt a 38 that W; n effectual curei. 9'I>. cola; kind. ""]``;`1s1a. spmn`; sore throat, 9'"! as 1.e1iab]1' soreness 8 over 30 years. rheuml- of It % n.g...a"'=:*p:.'.t.;.1'T.rm: Ioliefm coughs, colds, hon-sen_eS. hwy? It is? '4 V _.:';`nn!I Or use octthro-t and The meanest scoundrel alive lives Philadelphia. He borrowed 5-"3`~` *3 woman to whom he was aianced to {-7 chase his wedding outt, and then went o` and used the money to pa? f-7; expense of his marriage to anntir woman. He has been arrested, but 1:` { doubtful if any magistrate in I k1i1ade17~'51> has the power to make the punishment ~ the crime. cu EORGE W. LOUNT. BARRISTER. AT-. tornoy. Solicitor. Notary Public. 0111063 in Bank of Toronto Buildings. Uwegllllgtroet. `Raw:-in, Ont- A Great Blessing. IRS-I have taken three bottles` pf }}:: Blood Bitters and find it a cine for constipation and poor :1}-pvt ix. continue taking it as it is :1 great I-1...~ir. I feel a great change in my l1c.`17tl1.~'ix1c` IA it. `I v 1' .N, __,,, We claim The Earth. We claim the earth is round, and m it's true. We also claim that IIa:jyau.1'~ \- Oil cures Sprains, bruises, burns, (ml-1.~, r.I sore throat, rheumatism, neuralgia, mi - painful or inammatory diseases, an 1 M` 1\'1`-_ this-is true. Yellow Oil is a tI'uvf.1r.1l remedy for lameness or sorem~.-s in xnw `moonl- Sit DOWII And Think. Sit down and think; 1st. that ay.=m~f; caused by wron action of the sto1n:n-1`. 2 that Burdock B dod Bitters is d0.\`i;:I`18d1W.v ; A A I. '3... I 1.`. ___L-_.._J ___.._I_;_ AL , It has been said that the2"` the spider suggested the arl-,gp:f9nIq}: -ant; wanting to man. That may ;"I1nin,;j'-' in}, but it is quite certain that to dbi`?': from an insect was due the invent. ` bin. machine instrumental ix, mo `'_10f, one of the moat stupendous mpmhiq ; modern times--the excavationwo cf." Thatmee tunnel. f th, A Wide chested Race. "The Irish is the strongest rac-3 iz. ' world, said one of them. We ham: I: breadth, the chest. A few years n: `-7 regiments of the British army were 11:: up, the one in front of the other. 'I':.:.' were a thousand Englishmen of the }`..;~. Guard in one line, and a. thousand Irzs; men of the Connaught Rmgers in If: other. The lines began at the same ;'{.`-T but the line of Irishmen stretched thud six feet further than the other. 1'. -`-- caused by the difference in Width hf c`::_~- tor the men in bath regiment-s towel: elbows. a.uuIa-nevi! uuuuvxo " ILA. ' Mark lsambard Brunel, the engineer, was standing one three quarters of a century ago in yard," watching the movemegtl Elhlp. animal know as the Tcredo Na` {ff My English, the naval wood-w `~l brilliant thought suddenly occu him. ' Heysaw that this creature bi-ed P3 way into the piece of wood upgn whhilg was operating, by means of 3, ,8 ll 1: ordinary mechanical apparatus, r1y,e."` at the animal attentively through aisklcg scope he found that it was covereticri front with a pair of valvular shella- 13 with its foot as a purchase, it com, the ed a rotary motion and a forward imnw" to the valves which, acting upon them`- like a gimlet, penetrated its aubataw and that as the particles of wood 03 loosened, they passed through a ssn ei the foot and thence through the boeji the borer to its mouth, where they I; expelled. " _'; Here, said Brunel, to himself the sort of thing I want. it in an articial form 1" He fonhw-1__ set to work, and the nal result of labors, after many failures. was 1! famous boring shield, with Thames tunnel was excavated. 'l`lu`... -`nun-u !llAu- L..`.] L_ Y) 3' 3; day) Ship. I)I'[n\when -A. i II, V A Ctin I r`- which -_`;__ Mistakes of Tyros. The mistakes of tyros in the use 2 - eign idioms will never cease to be n.mua;;; The following actually occtxrmi in 1. cabin of an ocean steamer. A y";'.. American gentleman engaged in set: A conversation with a French lady. t`ni::'; ;. to pay her a compliment becrmse rf 2.- wisdom she was displaying, eiiclaiziml - Madame vouz etes une sage ferum " . stead of smiling an acknowledgrxiett L was her custom on such occasinn, .\Isda;- marched away in high dudgeon. " wonder. The unfortunate ywxlig :-_; had called her a midwife. Had he ea. femme sage Madame would probably understood her correctly, tllmlgh 97: then sage thus applied to a wn111a.'1 ;r often means virtuous than wise. "Ga cA\,;Vl$LUu- 5.|\.rl uIwIl5""' nu - Th, story was told by Brunel 15 himsel` doubt its cm? is no reason t0 and there draw usef bgerver 0311 The keen 0 ul lesscia f the humblest of the works of God." rom ___.j-o-0-`;'} V -v- ---vw Imperial Cream Tartar B::1~;in;1 1 `the purest of the pure. All grow W Immortality. We know better than to look to thew umns of our daily press for our theolo but the New York Sun sheds clear It}- when it says : No doubt there is a pf`: found satisfaction in the thought that good we do will live after us. We ma; rejoice also at the benet the world a; rives to-day from the good deeds of Ih-35; who are dead and gone. But set up sort of immortality as a substitute for :';:_ personal immortality which Christist;:: promises, to praise it as a mbler ohiec: ': aspiration, to try to appease the loin;:;` of the human heart with the prospc::- offers, is all in vain. Conscious life at}: death is the immortality which tr; longed for in ages past, lonj_'s for ;.,._`, `and will alwafva long for. Science z-.~.-. ldoubt and phi osophy deny, but the h.;'-, A` QI'IlI`\ an 3-as-yup.-L..`:&.. ...'ll L Iv!-0 scvy vw-vv `1 ALBRAITH 8: HOWARD. Balmimns. Solicitors. 850.. York Oha1nbera.9 '.l`oront.o 0 sweet. Toronto. '1`el`huneNo.1.093. , '1'. W. HOWARD 1y 8`. E. GALBRAITH. .---.-- uvuuv wuu yunsuuuyul ucu), UUL UN: '12:: of such an immortality will be as eteru as the foundati ms of the c:.r:1.." `is and it is a. hope that makezh mt ashazze; ' Ind` iggyk cured. ' '7. ; sunn- _.....'n.. n-,4;_--I 11-1--.. nivns DT`..` A Mean Scoundrel. Ea; You Tried hlxs J.\Z(3n3Ex, 5 Sydenh.-vn Sim`. 'l'uronto. H BARBIE PLANING MILL.-GEO. BALL.- Oarpentor and Bulider, and Manutuomror 0: Doom. Bus Blinds. Mouldings. 850. Plan- Iua ot an Inn done prom my and satin!- touly. Faotorv. John street. an-1e. AMIIB nu W Anna. uvu vv; nuvsu. uuuw v marris o laioenuel. Ottioe strictly pri: vats. Post no Building. Barrie. and at his private reaidenoa. Marv street. 11-ly T?wW7 ""9:;9.}"E* 34-3' I-.._LA__A|__A 1 HELEN & MURUEIIHUN. DAlVIuB1auu:. Solicitors. Oonveyanoors. 850. Money to noon. 0t!1oo- ver 1). . Murohiaons Store. u-ket Streeth atria. ranch 01oo-Power`: plook, Toma am. 9-2-nwum J. Hume. D. C. Mmwznsoze. oitors ot the Supreme Court. Prootora. otsries. Oonvoyoncers. aco. Mono to loan. Oloea. u1nc1a`.B1ooI op oslge N. 85- . W. Ry. notion. Banrie. and Inn -sBlool:.B1-adtord. Bsvanron Lnxuox. WELLINGTON Aum. wan R. KERR. QENNOX, AULT 8: KERR. Barristers. AS011- ......._...__._......_._..._____...._..~.__ TEWART 8:. SPROUL. Barristers, Soho!- cors. Notaries. conveyauoers. Money to Man. Umoes--2 Doors Norah or Bank of To- ronto. Owen atreet. Barrie. -V H. D. Suwuvr. J. '1`. Sritobn. ill DBIIIS UL Barrie. Ont. ` '1`. BAN TING. CLERK COUNTY 01!` SIM- oon. will be at his omoe at the Court Boule. Barrie. every Saturday. Residence and PD. Uooknown. IDIIIU `smog I -- Iv- T `ou""iiil;;;nii'o;:':J;'l'\'i`c'no - .!..`..%':..'5...:.'*::`-.:`.'.: .'.::~;:::m~ _v- v... -v-cw-ug -ucunwlnvi VIVID "~'6'rn or Lemon. nwourtn. "fL'2.3`'3% oo.$`o'o`; ., . mi ulnontmm mu mbunaxol oo- oouul 000.000 :1 I III WA'l'lll.In'r| Ill!!!" ;w.i L. -----vy v v--v--nu-wwvuvjgq, xjvvpr '=-(M9 nil 'AIlI\A\v -nu.-- -' ` 'I ' DIUUI. Vyyvluvv Wu. Louwr. Q. 0 A. 10. H. B1003, '.l`owennam. EDWARD J. HELEN. U--V, - vv :- ..-_ -_ ., '1`B.A'1`HY 86 ESTEN. osmpn ROGERS. oumr oonswum County at Simone. Oloe-Police court. Insrla. `m t I`.. ?.P.3Z`%.`};.92f"on.?..`mu`33. nisggnganguagww. ltsankrgn.` Inh- WW 0|`. Como loorcotoown. Grey and Guelph to F d. "1 &.a.;':.'!`'i'.::.?'g'.}.`..*.t';?.:. '.*:..':,..:.:=,5 *-*:*-- FEE QUEEN'S HOTEL.-A. W. BROWt\)'!._ Dumriamr. Excellent aooomxnodatlgn B. W. A. ROSS. Lioiontiuto ot the Roynl lmigolligo or surgeons. lcdinburs. Licentiate moo an eoidenoe in Brown : New 1 Isrrio. On the premises at night. wk` 5: College 0! Physicians. England. .`.I..En.).{.3.1l1II. {1a12.51rI.a mmutno`3r%~ i`i's3nF-"ii`fn?`s'o3`u`i'$`'.3'`m`3'f:1u%' &zegr:v1bt::ht:::tt<'JI:`l`:`: street. near the 53! my other kind. and uh?` uupeug;-, , T [EARN MUROHISON. BARRISTERS. Rnllnlmra. oonveyanoors. 850. Mon_e_y 9 &VlU\Il\I3l\,1\-13;} lilo 819 `J: U51 I III I'll U0 . Graduate oz '1' an Unlvers y. Toronto. llow ot Trlnit Me cal Ool1ege."l`c.onto. gmbey gollesp gysiolagugnd qurgoopg, Ont. A. MoGREGO% M. D. 0. M1 F . l`. M. 0. . ty. llnw nf 'l`1-lnitv Ma ml (3nl1mm_"l`v'..nntn. _1'. aim. M.D.. obngdm `IQ , IJU UVIUWVICUVK CU VUIU `IIUVKU COW`? I 32:. mm , and the second Friday 0! every month. J. F. PALLING Graduate at um University. '.rorouo. Fellow or Trinity ml (`1n1lmm_ Mnmhar of the (iollann at " oapuu. _au.n'u.u,guuvn;.k : NUFAUEUIIES 'N'1`. 0. 0. E. HBWBON. A. hi. 1!. URESWIOKE Euvsnolfus. ' Wormoun. ..._._.._.--.... nornts. V U--w- Snut llulo formnubuamen mudut . war for In. bv Anna Pnlo. Aunln. mm mm rormnol Mva Men mlao II us. by Anna Pa 0 Mann. Tenn. and Jno. Bonn. To :50. Ohio. see out. Otluu an duiviuuwoll. why at you? Sumo earn our I|00.00 I month. You can do [M work and llvo M homo. whmvcr you on. Even bo- nnan we easily cumin mm M to mm .5 a 0:. Wu ow yonhow cm! on you. `n won In NOIIIIO I or all the am. my money r wom- hllwo nnlmown anon thou. on adv and wondorhl. Pmloul Mo. LEGAL. b"1?`d:oh11L out. so 1511001`. manor 0!. rice pr!- his win. and at MD 60- TwurfnotououotoIIoIcoovI00O|I0;|` T .gqggqoolIIIIOIOOQOIOIIOOOOOOII Mnnnntn . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . aIIIO0IOOII00' % $.9oooucooIIqcoooco w u u u - - v V - v v ~ ~- ooogooooccloo oooucoconooocooocioooo-use o9ooooconconoo-ncoocooouo` Allan we IOOOICOOIIIIIOlOlIOCCCOI.". Jtnmlltnn .9. has um munch B11115! ::::oouotoIIIoooIoooI9onOll| Anna on Rallvn. `.'E'.'.9.*`.3.`...`:`.`.1l.3.`."...";" Bfnmma an P0110 I _U. EIIIIDIIII. nuu ' Gmd mtoioooIgQouIoounnuo-u` Mon C..I,IIlICIIIOIII ' * ` ` - - - - - - A - - A A A A I Q A Q . - mtovocolcIIIIIIIIQOIOIOIIOI Uolllnlw. Northern Railway North vAA'M Rllh MW. -u n a o o o u 9 Nonarllnluwly LVUl'Illnoouunouoo . Meatord Bnnol R.s1lwsy...... .& : l`!NII:.n`1Ill....".u..?F. . . . . nngnfun--I 213 2`.::'.':'.`5 apply to nu osmium ` 4* noun!` 3 ' Jung: I and who`: . Knox. Lu `W 1.! A b `:= 3 `.'::A!! `E A Provincial land Surveyor. 0 Block. Drown III-ou.......u.n...o 3 bv. mam seeel mmhifi` k6ltOi'0.uoo........`..3 ognmnonll mm.-anv and `ll'rldnv.-.. GEO._ DU DLEY, SIGN PAINTER ll nmsreus, nnelums AND ammo- A L Arxoxs mm. _ T -Grenteu. Tuesaa. um .l.'1'1uuy.... J yuan Wednesday] British Maus."o'iii.' '1'rI.')'$f6:':'ci.iv'. Tuenda. ond'l`hursdn m( .)WoduesXuy........ In thanking the public or Barrie and vicinity tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon him in thepaehbocs to state that he has at con aiderable expense increased his baking tacili ties and is now prepared to do a larger bunineu than ever. pi e BREAD necohitfbiifiijiinran DVAILY HAWKS-DUI UB6 TOMWIOOICUIOOICCCI mnnnnfn , , , _ _ , _ _ . . - OICOIO. IUHUUIOoncocooucogonooooocconooonor 1'0 T0!'0!|t0........-......u.uuu.-nu.- m"""n ~ ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -'- - - . . . ........ Ottawa. and Monttoal................ Northern Ra.llway(North). . . . . . . . . . . . : (11-and Trunk Rant . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . {Tun Ecfrmn-A. BROWN. Proprietor. Excellent aooomxnodationtor the travelling public. Bar and ierder well lup- ed with the best. Good utebling and stiga; honl . L I one ed `tau .J .5.'.u u`;`;'.`5.`..`n?-e'.`vao..`%`.`.a's`% ..:u.;~ t street on Dunlov Itreet. 1V0r`n6l'nl'FuIlW\1VUFIIl]oooooooucouu I GrandTrunkEa.at............ ...... Northern Rallwa 8outh).... ...... .. North Slmooe Ra lwa . Peneta.ngul- iheneandllldlan \YnIInn a what , _ , _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Made in the `V&!'l0\1lWI6Qg!71-(l qusuty the hon -Dellvored in all mm o! the town P10-N10 PARTIESEOOIALS an WEDDINGS - Iuppllod at short notice and on rououble IAIIIII. VIUTUIIIDIQ < Toronto... Otto Inn A` inne `nu Jllu.Iuuuo....u.-u--n cannon-anuoooounooou3on IIIIOOIIIIDOOIIUICIOOIIOOI Ilnvnvnfnn and nnnfnll Ru-nnnh `RAH. E Hamilton and Bqeton Branch Railo < WOOIOOQIIIIOOOIIIIIQIIIIIIOUIIOI Meatord Branch Rallwaym. . . . . nlllnowmnd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ur DFHIIUII I\lllWNou 0 II {on u M531 00ningW00duu IIIt\0qIIIIt0ItoII~oo0 9'%2.`u`%.`.`.FY'.`. f ._::. IIIICIIOIO ouocoutuvcl Ooe hours, 8 a.m. to-`I p.m. (Sunda 's ex- cepted), and for 20 minutes after the a val of the Toronto night mail on Saturday night only. Mane Orders ted on an Mone Order Oloes 11 Canada, nited States, Great ritain Prince Edward Island. Newfoundland and India. and Savings Bank deposits received be-V tween the hours of 9 a. m. and 4 p. In. Rnnrlntm-AH 1'.ntl-Ar: Inunt ha hnndnd in 15 min. LEAps_'_r_+_+_t-: VAN. OCARTHY. PEPLER 8:. MCCARTHY. bur mars. aoucxwra. NouLr1es.&o.. Money to non. D'AI.'rou MCCARTHY, Q. 0. F`. E. P. Pmrnms. Q.0.. J. A. MUUABTEY. B&1`1`l6 and Alllston. . Moouvrnv. Evans. PEPLER 8: Moouvmv. - Orillla.