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- II. IJIUIN. l'.l%.lVA'1'lli'l'U.lV.IJB 'l.'U IAJJLR" . on Real Estate at lowest rates. Farmers .:..`'.P'.s`:.`% % `..``::`.'t.`b.. `.3 .. 0 un . . ' ; us . sold. 0oI;vennol:.1nell.lts branches. Jin- I-lece Licenses Issued. 0moe-.0ver Bank 0! Commerce. Dug_lon street. 5-1! _ vvv Iuvvoo---u rm: n1nnoA.N"i3"n.m rum INSURANCE 00' Capitol s5'oo.ooo ; Government deposit mac. rnnmovn AnI`;u.r.'s1.-oox O0I1'A1l! .'~ rm: wumnnoo nUr_UAmrIR.lI INSUR- ANCE O0.` ospm1.uoo`.ooo. " N moAI..Fmm,;1'NsUR on 00; mayo . BERLIN V % ~ * "'.'l`ot"al.a ue`t_q, . a4o.ooa_. -`.'(-3i'}:'ir'E>`1?fiiiv,>*61;\ini*f}'LANDvfiiw Oeplte a.ooo.ooo; a use with the (levera- ment at Ottawa. 00.000. T Reserve tuna AMI fnnllno, . Pin Cod "sued an-35v. oo.11'on. JgH -' ' ' 114:! manuteotnred treeh every day. Ask. your nrooer tor them and you will use no other. * & bnr1a;;-ooag_ _1:1;ic'i'g`1)n1z.so1v*.s4 Hard- V -4- 'OPPOSI'l`E BQSRIE HOTEL, Agent for the tolldvnc Insurance -.-;o. 4-. cnunowdnudo :qoauc A -o_uvs v uu V-vvnn yuan! `Ii :-;stA0lce:T3o`3.`r`1"ie. June 28th, 1891. 86-11 V J. EDWARDS Pqstmutor DUNLOP STREET. Rum-I sndaoulou Ground and not on Ihut J. CULVERW ELL SV uuun. um0eu-'a 11001`! HUI.` ronto, Owen Street. Barrie. H. D. STEWART, ;|MPO`BTElI8_ AID EXPORTERS DAILY H1118 IOBA BISGUITS FREDERICK '1` BROWN GREETIN G : 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 . 151:-la-;\`~r1\ -I-1-A91 ~, . I,,_ The Popular Route East and West. Winni- peg, Chicago. Montrc.-el,ete. Intending settlers wning for information will receive prompt rep es. B. J. FLETCHER, A. BROWNLEE. 8 ' Dunlop Street. Barrie. I 1'.I.`IBA'l.'l.l. K .llnB'.I.'llaJV. b BARRISTERS. Solicitors in High Court of Justice. Notaries Public. Conveyancers. Oices over the Bank of Toronto. Barrie. ' I ? I ! A-\_._.._.____. f\I` II I`! EI.._.__- thi DIAMOND HALL is the best place for high class Watches and Clocks. I will add during the fall some novel and attractive goods, and will keepinone but the best. ' _ THE JEWELLER, , mnwauss awcx. nmuopsr. BARBIE ITO THE Pusucl FLETCHER & BRUWNLEE AGENTS I I II-ILL &l\lL`\l JILJLLKJJIJIIJCLIUIJ \J\IdIlL Jub` L I? based on a solid foundation of economy 0 management and sound business prinoi es. Special features: Forty years experience; b- AFILI fnl-an nf Pnllnv and nnn.fnv-fnifnhln nffnr "peom`Pe%`3r`.5r3r``*e.3L?`3x342,2?"ii% eral form of Poiloy and non-!`orteita.ble'o.tter twoand three years. Prominento ect: Sound life assurance; $7,000,000 in ; 4,000 families beneted. Coat: heloweet consistent urlfh nnfnv Dnnnnnn nun-u Gianna wanna I-urani- LIFE ASSURANCE compmwl 1113 LONG ESTABLISHED COMPANY is based of Innnnanvnnnf and ant-and 'I\I1nI`nnnn vnnlnnlvnn llllllllll UUl.lUI.llnU|l-o U135 3 1110 lUW%I: ounuuwuuu with eatet . Bonuses every three ears, never less than percent. on the -lite p n. nor less than 11. nm- nnnt- on thin Amimu-mnnt. nInn_ 'I`nt.n.l 1033 Blllll -`all D61` 06!. on 51191110 D1811, I101` 15 than 14 per cent. on the endowment plan. Total Abstinence Assurance: The only comps in Canada offering special advantages to to ab- stalners. Accumulated Fund nearly 36.000. . Head omce for Canada. Montreal. I'D `V 1-ut\Ivv1-mint A\vc\I ' ARRIE PLANING MILL.-GEO. BALI. Carpenter and Builder. and Manufacturer of Doors. Sseh. Blinds. Mouldings. 850. Plan- lnz or all kinds done prom tly and satisfac- tm-uy. Faetorv. John street. e. --w-- w----- -v- `ac----u-n-g cu-v-uu H. N. COUIEEANDT. 29-tt Anvmon Omoe. Agent for Ban-la Are agmcialty, and ion lnten to have sales, consult uh own intereata yplaoing thalr sale: in his hands. I515, Wlu 001130.13 IABBII 0 their sales in his hands. A nnonqun no 01IOE-Nexl: door to J. an bmith s. nod:-ly opposite the` Queen's and Barrio Hotels. .:ru_.1-....I-n. _a. 4.1.- A_...--.._ -;n-- _ni u__ THE um nemsus Aucrunusea HANDLES ALL KINDS OF _A'U0'.l`ION QALEB. "iu'-"dial; I'e':E}TuEZ1BI1}B 5ie' wm be attended to, as _ - G. R. norm. _---j._. BREAKFAST. By a thoroogh knowledge of the laws which govern the operations of digestion and ants-mlnn, gm-I hv n. onmful nnnllnntlnn. nf lawn wnlon govern we operations 01: ulueluoll and nutrition. and b a careful asplioation of the ne properties 0 well-seleote Cocoa. Mr. E a has provided our breakfast table: with a- cately avored beverage whiohfma save us` mnnv I-mnvv nntnl-1 hilln. It II III? tllll nlninnn freehold security at loweit rate :5.:n.:: :*:::-..`.:.v=*:;*a9*..%<::=2,:.e?*s;=::%.::g*3. ff iorwtwd years: tenamy with stomach ;.s.trou.b19,-.aa4.+was:for all __that time under treatment byha Ph$'SiCian- ` H6 .nI11y; `after .-t1'YiI18' everythilflg. Said stomach was about worn out, and-that I would have to cease eating solid food for aatime at least. Iwas so weak that .I could not work. Finally 'on the recom- . mendation of a friendwho had used _ I yo u r preparations A worn-out with "benecial re- ` sults, I procured a s Stomach. bottle of A u g u st Flower, and com- menced using it. w It seemed to do me good `at once. I gained .in_ strength and -esh rapidly; my ape-` petite became` good, and. I su'ered no bad e'ects' from: what I ate. I feel now like a new `man, and con- sider that August` Flower " has en- tirely cured me of Dyspepsia in its worstform. JAMES E. DEDERICK} Saugerties; New York; ` vvv -rs 1-v._` _____Ag4 (.1-\ Q`; Q LII!!!-A VI-no wow:-nnnunwu uvvnvb vvavnl caute-fylzycred which may 113 many heavy doctors bills. 11: is by thejudicious use of such articles of diet thata constitution may be gradually built up until `stro ` enough to resistever!` tendency to `disease. a undreds ot subtlemcladies amnoatinc around us ready to attack whereve: is.-a-wgeali Doiilnt. . We ma -esou e man : shaft eon. our- selvyel w` tortiifed with pure cod and..'prc- go:-ly - nonrishedl-= `tr:-a`me.*'.-"` Glyn? ,8e1-vice` tta,'. :.'. _"'. .. . Mcderslm ly_wr_it.h,lpoili`ng water or milk. mg-ll: pa.k;~.t`,'b.y: labelled .`J.uhns'm>1>sa;oc; 311 masons" km Chemist w > .- lava-low `g'F`?`",' e Ml" Iuamynl, A Q Vlqcno ;W. B. Uts};'st. `George's, S; 0., writes: I -have used" your` August Flovzer for Dyspepsia and nd it a -._..... 1.3.4. ...-......-..-1... A: A L\lVv\.rl 591 All exgllent remedy. E number-ot'm-It-J W V: 't7Iot s' ein dlmexent parts 0! the townyelsosome excellent tn-nglut outulde the limits. wnnu nu nnnawtnrm, EPPS S 00 MIA msumcs & am mm nouns. Money to loan on reasonable rates. FARM STOCK SALES JFW JJ 0150!`! 0! me supreme Uouru. rruuwru.l 2.t2:3.%..9::a`;:*.*;2*.*,.r:-...e2;. 3`9.2.*;_ %v-M BRITISH EMPIRE GRAJ'pn: FUL-T OOMFORTING. R. A. DOUGLAS, 01-` ENGLAND. ISTABLISEID IN 184?. Elli FDIC 0! `I10 (DWI. IIIO-IUIIII Iutoutlldo I WBON & 0BlBWI%%` Vine`Pn5l '? saiooi;5r`eport fiiri vemei her, in follows` :`--:-'4'I:lI=,0.l_a'ss. --j`Gloi'is ` J euie Reid." .3111 ula.el.-F1-ank Keltfiy, Lizzie Watt, Jennie Reynolds, Mattie Robertson, John Reid, Amelia Reiney. 2nd Giana -Peter `Hunter, Edmond Rays" nolds, Oscar Pen!-one, Evelyn Keloey. 2nd -Part. -JennieRainey', `Mabel Robert-` son, Nixon Hurst, Harry -Reid, 'Libbie Reynolds. '_ W ` V" ' `xenon-Bonn? The '7` foowing: ia'the' itandngl bf` ttheL" No, 15, Orb: ,3r`;d: Claa`a--Jo_agph" Sar- zeant, I Lettie. Smith, John` _n:a`nacy, pupils in the vat-ion; ol,aa_aea tn iihool Mamie Dgiield; Minnie_Shandcy; Ellaa Duiold`,> Angelina) Dueld, John Hig- _:_- n..n.. u..n....;n .`I'n:Mnn.nn. Elmer Thornton, Annla r_o91e-, upwae numu, Rosa P601." Part 2nd, Sr --Jno Duf- eld, AWi`nnifred Bowen, `Russell Lennox. % Wealej Graham, May McCann, Thomas Graham, Howard `Bertrini; Part 2nd. Jr. -Edgar. Thqrgtpp, Mglvlile Mcann, Geo. Shell, Ella Harrison, J as. `Shell , Eart` E`.-`(}race Dupeld, Flank'Shol1,' if?-"1. 3.9:` 3&'**m:3"3;=a":,"~ ` 5` oc mum . Barrie. and 31333 Aglluv JIUIHUIQ, II'_IJlIII `J-Bu gins, Belle Mcuaig, Jn.2.Mc0snn, Elmzr? +Turk. '2nd Class--Be'rdie-V 'l1hornton, Bil-tie_ V Bertr'im,' . Elgin Duield, V J no. '_l:h9rpton V Annie Pbqle, Lgttie Smith,` `l')-...A. 0...! Ga. __,Tnn nnf. The correctness of the maxim , nothin esuc ceeds like success is well. exempli `in Ayer s Sarsaparilla. The `most successful combination` of alteratives anti .tonics, it always succeeds in curin diseases of- the blood, and hence its wonder u1_'popu1arity. I` Dislntectionsand Individual in-epayiaxtu Against Infectious Diseases. 1. Fire. 1t is hardly necessary .to say that burning of infectious material, infect ed clothing, -etc., is an e'ectual' method of disposing of it. This method of disin- fection is always to be recommended, when practicable or consistent with a due regard for economy and the rights of individuals. As a rule,_ articles af little value, which have been soiled with infec- tions material, had better be burned; and thisis especially true of old clothing and bedding. But we have other eicient methods of disinfection which makes it unnewssary to sacrice articles of value except under unusual circum- stances. _ V i N` 3-~~ -___-_._..- IIIL- .12-}- Isbuuuus. 2. Steam under pressure. The disin- fecting power of steam given of from boiling water in an open vessel does not differ from that of. the water itself, but conned steam has a temperature corres- ponding with the pressure as indicated by a steam gauge. At twenty pounds pres- sure, the temperature is about 230 Fahr (105 C.); at twenty-ve pounds it is about 240Fahr. ; at thirty pounds it is 250 Fahr. Moist heat at the lowest temperature named destroys the _ most resistant spores in twenty minutes. while a temperature of 240 Fahr. is effective almost immediately. A 1-5 9 -r 1 g 3. Boiling. In the absence of spores, bacteria are quickly killed at a tempera- ture considerably below the boiling point of water, and it is safe to say that boiling for half an hour will destroy all known disease germs, including the spores of anthrax, which have less resisting power than the spores of certain harmless and widely distributed bacilli, which have Keen found to resist boiling for several ours. run :1 n-r- III L _s_,1 l:__- 4. Chloride of Lime (chlorinated lime, bleaching powder). This is one of. the cheapest and most eicient of disinfectants. It should be packed in air-tight and mois- ture-proof receptacles,-glass is preferable and should contain at least 25 per cent. of available chlorine. It should be used in solution, which had better be made as required. An insoluble residue will be left, which may be removed by ltration or decantation. '1`his,however,is not at all necessary. Chlorinated` lime owes its disinfecting power to the presence of the hypo-chlorite of lime, a salt which is free- `up urn`!-|.\`th :v\ urnlvnse nun-I mhvink dc nndnbln U"I)LIlUl.|UV UL IIIIJV, II suns! "anus: us savv- ly soluble in water,,.an_d which is quickl decomposed by contact with organic mat- ter. Germs of all kinds, including, the moist resistant spores, are destroyed by this solution, but it must be remembered thatthe disinfectant itself is quickly de- composed and destroyed by contact with organic matter, and thatif this is present in excess,gdisinfection may `not be accom- plished, especially when the germs are embedded in masses of material which are left after the hypo-chlorite of lime has all been exhausted in [the solution. 5; Liquor -Sodas Ohlorinatm (Labar- raque s 'solution.) This is a solution of the hypo-chlorite of soda`. Its value M a disinfectant corresponds with that of solu- tions of the hypo-chlorite of lime of the same strength. The perparations in the market vary greatly in `value, and some of those tested by the `committee on dis- infectants were found to be practically without value. This is due to the fact that the solution does not keep well. For this reason, and on the score of econ-' omy, a solution of chloride of lime will be preferable `for most purposes. Laban`- raque s solution is,however, a more pleas- ant preparation for bathing the surface of the body, and both aa a deodorant and a disinfectant will be found useful in the sick-room. Itshould contain at least 3 per cent. of available chlorine. V R nuns:-gn Il.:-I."..-IJ- -3 vl. vvuv. claaullllv UIJIUI IIJUI 1 6. 4Mercuric Chloride (bichloride of mercury, corrosive sublimate). This salt is well known as a deadly poison, which has long been used in domestic practice is a bug poison. Recent researches show that it has germicide powers of the first order, and itis consequently disinfectant which may be recommended for certain purposes, due regard being bad to its` poisonous nature, and to the fact that this is decomposed by contact with lead, tin, and copper, and that lead pipes are soon rendered brittle and worthless by pas `sing through them solutions of mercuric chloride. Its potency in dilute solutions (I : 500 to I :`4000) makesvit colnplratively cheap. and the"danger.;? of {sccid'ent'sl poi- soning 1 from ' such Fdiiute -solutions is not w very_ great i=+The_ ooncentrstedlrsolutions should be co`_loi_6d.`as_ a`~prec_aution against accidet1`..`f0,1`,tlfeyf" hm 7l_|eit]1el color.` nor odor reveaf $91.?` `deadly : nature. ` A"--.=.a:. .=...1.`...a -"n1'nH..i. .`.. l..h.'I. -..;.4.-:`_.'. n--.._ ,"X.%Z53'a3iEi3o +'3`}chJi.`ZZ'ing four ounces to the ellon of wutcr is of conven-_ ientetrength. or e. concenttltbd 'eolution,' to j be tiuued by munuficturerp 9:` `health authorities, `in. properly labelled` bottlee. . This may be colored: with permanganate of poteeh,` or with -indigo.` or with aniline l blue.` Inasmuch as `standard Iclution `No 2 of the committee on disinfectants in colored with the vpermengennte, it would porhnpez-:bc;_:'.better o to give`;-this , cola.-1 ticn 5 blue color. The writer would eug- gait the following formula. in which another poieonour -metallic eelt. contained '1`. BAN TIN G. CLERK COUNTY OF SIM- ool. will be at his oloe. at the Court House. Barrie, every Saturglay. Residence and PD. Cookatown. ` with `the met-on`:-ic` ~ I hiteiofboper, . ; . . . . . . . . . .1 pound Wurtaaa_a__a .~o`a s can a an-as e o a a col .-,.It,mnst remembered, .in using this and qtherisinfecting solutions, that the condi ionrelatinz to .time ofexposure to "theiajcti6n. o`t`thdisinfecting agent is~an important one. The_` experimental evi- *dencereiating; to the. germicide power` of niercario chloride shows that the time.of idexposure being `two -hours, this salt may be, safely recommended` for the destruc- tion ot spore-`containing infectious materi- al in the proportion of 1 : 1000, and of pathogenic organisms in the absence of spores in the proportion: of 1. :-4000, or even-less, provided that the -micro organ- -isms to be destroyed are fairly exposed to itslaction. The fact that mercuric chloride combines with and coagulates albuminous material, interferes to some extent with its . valueas a disinfectant, and will be kept in view in the recomendations to be made hereafter relating to the practical use of this agent. Mercuric chloride is an eicient antiseptic in the proportion of 1 :15,000, and it exercises~a restraining inuence upon the development of the spores of the anthrax bacillus, when present in culture solutions, in the proportion of 1 : 300,000, and even 7 ` oKQa`oEihercury, . . . . . . .4 ounces. . Snip Thearticle from the Oornhill Magaz- ine (London) on certain remains of ice in New England, which is believed to date from the last glacial epoch, is certainly interesting. Such icy relics are said to existln certain places in . the White Mountains, on the surface, to-day, and to befound sometimes, also, in that section of country in digging wells. Its structure strongly indicative of snow pressed into the ice form under great pressure, is held by the London Magazine to be corrob- orative evidence of the truth of the theory. ' Tan dun -Anna -`$11-I-:4\rsn nnanu nunlahll IUIICVIJI Ice in some situations under ground in that latitude may. exist, like the frozen ground in portions ot Siberia, as well as in Spitzbergen and other Arctic Islands foran indenite time. There is perhaps no reason to suppose that such parts of the earth may have remained frozen, as they now are to great depth for untold ages. The estimate of Dr. Croll-, the Scotch geologist, of 80,000 to 100,000 years, is believed by others to be much under the truth. `I `C D `I\ C "71 ulauvn vllv IIIIJUIIO The frozen wells of Brandon, Vt., Lyman, N. H., Oswego, N.` Y., and one or two other places.may possibly be rem- nants of this ancient ice, though philoso- phers have found another, and, to them, seemingly satisfactory reason in the exist- ence of lateral openings, through which all the non freezing air isconveyed away, leaving the ice to form, while the acces- sion of heat is prevented by intervening layers of clay in the gravel. V We believe this theory satised Professor Brocklesby one of the best of philosophers and best of men, but Professor Hitchcock thought it was possible that the frozen wells might be areas of the glacial sheet which -enveloped this part of the world during the drift period, whether that was 100,000 or1500,000 years ago. nnn`nn:nn1 I-udnln-an - IA... 'I........3-...I V- 1"nw g$'oV1o'g`i'`a'i .h i`s`tory a. few hundred thousand yea.rs,more or less, do not count for as much as one might suppose. Ours is a pretty old world, ;against divorces .,tlon-of-divoroe` could. 1,. Divorce by the Senate. From present indications, the amount of private legislation to be asked for at the next session of Parliament will be un- usually small, notice of less than half a dozen applications for Acts having been so `far given in the Canada Gazette, and the time is now getting short in which such notice can be given. The Senate, however, it appears. will have about its usual amount of that class of legislation which is peculiar to itself--the granting of divorces- there being no less than eight notices given by mismatched persons for separation from their unsuitable mates. The fact that there are annually so many applications to Parliament for divorce, naturally leads to the question. whether, `if divorces are to be granted at all, the present method of obtaining them is the best which could be devised; or whether it would not be better to establish a Divorce Court for the Dominion, or get the British North America Act amended so that the Provinces could, if they saw t, deal with the question of divorce, as well as the solemnization of marriage, over which they have row exclusive juris- diction. In the Province of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Divorce Courts were established before Confederation and no complaint, so far as we are aware, has been made that the operation of these Courts has been to make divorce more common in those provinces than in other portions of the Dominion. On the contrary, we believe the percentage of divorce cases to population will be found to be lower in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick than in Ontario. The present system is costly, cumbersome, and surrounded with objec- tions which would not exist in a properly constituted Court; but there `are serious diiculties in the way of altering it, and with all its objections there is this much to he said in its favour that the Senators can, if they please. have their proceedings almost private, and the public thereby saved from the publication of some of the disgusting details which frequently dis- gracethe proceedings of an open trial in a oDivorce Court. This, however, is a mat- `ter- which rests more with the ress. than with. either the Senate or any curt which lllizht take its place, Newspapers need not publish these details unless they like to,` or unless they think their readers '33`? *0 3085 them, `The great objections to the present system are its expense, its long delays, and the fact that the jury `H." 9` cP9s .l|tIin! I hrse num- `b1' 0` smlemen who. on account of their .1'1i8lI fIIth,lhave.couscientious soruples , y Jiould seem, there- fore, as if it would be better if the qneg. rslegatedtothe p?`'i'- .B_|1.l5 two -`prime diiculties '/Th` Bl'|.tll.h.,. H91! America Act '- . entcontrolofthe Continqed Next Week. Paleooryutio Ice. T ........, In some m some or me other hand, to role-__ DEFORMITIES AND DISE KSES OF THE w JOINTS---DR. MCKENZIE, ll B1001` Ste 'l`nv-nnfn, will In: at the QUEEN'S HJTEL -u uvnIvlU "I alvorge nf'."".: I .;'n':., ygnld reqmr to the several e an amend- etww ghe Bntxsh North Americ i'!` s - - bl is a diicult one, and 011 em . - `bl 3V01d_9d!t.:g;.":h:co patched oozlistlitengadlo and amended, hke the consti- `n P United States , unless no d t d. The pro- other course can be a op 6 8 which ` . 1; calm and careful con Iequrres 111110 sidew- - ' '11 _ . - Iutlon; but It W1 tlon In Its 80 h n be to be solver ;;_n"3',e Sgiition grows 1itfdlel(xim:iti}s;)osit. ion toward the annu an t 9 lment . ' increases, as it table I119-"""g` of unsul . - ' he pressure _ . . t n, of mcreaamg, t gwe:: become so ,2!` lilesent 9Ytm will be f d ' 3nd 1688 ;:$e::*:::e`ts have very ound unworkable, expensive one mll __.Ottawa Citxzan. eat that the `igate th question of divorce th `.I, gi'.1f;tqos,__ 1;v qldArequire an::.v..rl new They Now Stand. The result of the election trials so far i the unseating of eleven Liberals and ai Conservatives, as follows : LIBERALS. On Tuesday last 700 of the Scandinav- ian immigrants to the United States, set. tlers in the West, left in one steamship to spend the winter months in Norway or Sweden, and thousands of them leave America every year for the same purpose, As amatter of fact, the winter season in Norway and Sweden is a delightful time ; of the year, especially to people who have the dollars that are needed to enable them to enjoy life in those far northern countries of Europe ; and it must be said that very many dollars are not needed for the purpose. The air there is dry, bracing and wholesome; the sports on the ice and in the snow, the skating, the sleighing. and the many kinds of fun are invigorating and exhilarating; the do- mestic life of the families is of a kind that warms the cookies of the heart. He Knew His Sister. Little Dick-Is this the house you and sin is to lxve in when you is married 3 Q V..- -u... L,\_ 'L_ L J V Ill-II Au vv IIVIJ Asa "uvu -yvu AD UJGLLICUI Mr. N1cefello-Yes, my boy. Whatdo you think of it ? Taint half big enough. Your sister, myself and a. servant will constitute the family as a rule. I am sure ` there is plenty of room for us, and spare y rooms for relatives. 1.`? I r Lvvlaau L\-IL AUJIJIL IUHA Yes, plenty for the family, but the family don t count. What you want is strangers, all the time, too. `H11- I....I txn... ..L,..-I.: T _:_L 4.. ._ \I.II5 \l E\I\l'J I IJ\I HUI. ; T Cauae sis will always be real kind `and pohte to you when strangers is i about. - ' I The Queen gave a banquet at Windsor 1 Castle on Thursday last, in honor of the ibetrothal the of Duke of Clarence and . Avondale to Princess Victoria Mary of Teck. A terrible explosion took place in the Friekins-Hofnung pit at Hennsdnrf, in Silesia, killing 20 miners and severely wounding a. number ot others. R. J. F. PALLING Graduate oi! Trinity University. Toronto. Fellow of Trinity Medical Coll e Member of the A Coilee of Physicians on urgeons or Ontario. 0 ce- Gorner Owen and Collier streets. opposite (`on fun` Qnhnnl The French bark Leonora, which sailed from Coosaw, S.C., Nov. 3, for Swansea, has been wrecked off Mumble s Head- The crew were drowned. 7 b 1; dGreen, u part- nefigotfgg iir1?mero?agr11:en dz Wh,nI ?f7% . . - - ' 7' l . Liverpool, hag falled, llablhtues ]S1g 0I1in The failure 13 due to SD99" "0 ` futures. UVQZIIECJIE Z5` Bl-I3 Ulll-IV, I`U\In '.Ha.,ha.! Why should I wish to en- tertain strangers. my boy? I am not going to keep a hotel. Ca.nae sin will alwavs be real kind It is alleged that the Chinese rebelgare acting in collusion with the former r6120" ing family of Anam, Tonquin, which was deposed by the French. The Russian Government will advance money for fodder to peasants who possess animals, the object. being to prevent 8 wholesale slaughter of animals. - rm ,,-_L IIUUII BCIVIUU. EAR SIRS,-I have been troubled with headache for over 40 years, and had it; so bad about once a week that I was so1n0- times not expected to live. I was `.1d\'i.~'vd to use B. B. B. , and have used 3 bottles. I 110 have an attack once in fouror ve 111ont11s,*_1 feel that if I continue using it I will be outm- 1y cured. Therefore I recommend it 11i.`-'m."- Mrs. E. A. Storey, Shetland, Unh Gentlemen,-Your Hagyard's Yv1_1U` W1" is worth its weight in gold forlu-111 1nvH1-1 and external use. During the late La (vH.l`P epidemic we found it 9. most excellmt 1_~rv\<``: ` tive and for sprained limbs, etc., tlm-v 15110- i ing to equal it. For Pain or come. , G_ENTLEMEN,-Fifteen `months ago I Inn; 1` abealing breast. I tned a nnmbell` t) l remedies but got no relief. I then tried } 3&t' yard Yellow Oil, which gave me mstmh relief. It is the best thing I ever used for a kinds of 'n 0 Id. "931 Tn`fnc?`.nI`hDff'._ St. l'IaI'V Ss Ont . New Strum Notes. 1 D8)!` Sirs,_--I have used six bottles of B.B. B. I took it for liver complaint. Before 1 , took it I had headache and felt stupid all the time, but now I am healthy and entirely W011 In addion I have 3 00d appetite, which 1 did not haveprevious y. \ Libbie Pound, New Sarum, Ont- .lp1dndid1y for. en]: ess and . k . 8q_mu:l'll:lIddock,mam,1N1ll8:0" Ia-_.., A Change for the Better. Sir8.-'I have taken three bottles of Pmrdock B10011 Bitters and nd it a. splendid 1nct_11- cine for constipation and poor appetite. I W111 V continue takin it as it is a great blessing and t I feel a great c ange in my health since takwti \ 4- UOYIIBP UWUII l Central School. "ocxaufy, PEPLER an-iaooAn'1:1Ti. narriaters. Solicitors. Convevanoera. 850.. D'AI.'roN Mocnvrnv. Q. 0. J. A. Mocan-ray. 9'. E. P. PEPLER, %.C.,i F. Honxsmr. arr e, MCCARTHY. Pnpmn, MGCARTHY 8: DUNCAN. Alliston and Oteemure. Mocurrnv, Evms, Pnpmn 8; Mocmfr, Orima. Trow, South Perth. Gibson, Lincoln. Spohn, East. Simcoe. Truax, East Bruce. Barron, N. Victoria. Hargraft, W. Northumberland. Borden, Kmg s, N.S. Bowers, Digby, N. S. Forbes, Queen s N .S. Tarts, Montmorency. Brodeur, Rouville, Q. Henderson, Halton. Ingram, E. Elgin.` Marshall, E. Middlesex. McDonald, Victoria, N. S. Dyer, Brome. Gillies, Richmond, 4C.B. or pam or com. , Mrs. John Corbett, St. 1\IaI')'S. Home Sick Scandinavians. 7 December 17, Editorial Evidence. colds. C DNSEBVATIVES. Good Advice. 7, 1891. J A. MoGREGOR M. D. C. M. F.'l`. M. C. . Graduate 01 Trinity University, Toronto. Fellow of Trinit Medical College, Toronto. Member College hyaiolnne and Bur eons. Ont. Late oi Toronto General H03 1 0loe.- Next door to Mr. Bell's store. T ornton. N.B. --W111 be at my every Wedneada. . from 1 to 5 .111. Will be at Egbert every Frl y. trggntl to um- y s \7\l I-avrvllvoln wvvuaasg Irv Uvvv at. No prlncl lmone uir`'d' 1:51?! and ot tha term. H. STBA H ,8ol:7oitor. Ann Rain! A. T QUEEN'S H0'l`ELL-A. W. BROWN, Proprietor. Excellent eocommodetiop tor Illotrevellin public. Berend larder well lled with t e beet. Good eteb11ngendat't:x`: verhootlere. L e of (neat: conveyed tree h and from all t Few doors west or Mar- ket street on Dunlon street. DUIIUIUUIFB, \JUuVDJwl.IUvl.'n. wvg -Iuvuv; vv| boon. 0Ioe-Over D. J. Murchison`: Store. Market Street Barrio, Branch Oioe-Potter : Block. Totten am. I ` Enwmn J. Hunt. 1). C. Mtmotnson. LENNOX. AULT 85 KERR, Ba.rr1atera.Soll- ' oitora of the Supreme Court. Prootors. Nnhu-inn, nnvnvnnnnrm kn. Monev to lann. LC Vlvvnli U want! Notaries, Cc-mvey: ` l 2`.P .`. ;".t }.,`.`.."L% . ..`. . lIi1"UnM.1'1'1mB Any Juan \D.I1aD UL` I. MOKEN zm, `31 W.. Toronto. will be at the QUEEN S HQTEL the last Saturday ogiavtvgry month. ONE Y.-A farce amount of rivate funds` to land on strut ht loans at oweat rates. 15 MCCARTHY EPLER & MCCARTHY; G A. BADENHURST. BARRISTEB. AT- . torney Solicitor in Chancery.-Oonve an- act. qo. Otoe-First Door Southot Poeto oe, Rlndq Block Owen Street Barrie. e V 49-48 Jud! Insure or unusno. rroowrs. LVORII1 uun voy -noon, 850. Money to Loan. Oflloosrholih u'uBl k.o poulteN.& N. W.R .Stat1on we oo 1: _ y Wn`."LouN-r, Q. 0, O. E. Hnwsox. A. E. H. cnnswwxn. R. FERGUSON. BARRISTE SOLICI- . TOR or the Supreme Court. of udicature lam nntnu-in nnvnvnnnnr, Era. `Mnnnv tn Lnnm- _.- _____,. ***-T* RS. ROSS and Arthur. Phioiene. Sur- geons. etc. W. A. Rose. R. 0. S. Edie. L. 11.0. P.. London. VJ. R.Arthur.*,M. B.. 'l'oronto Universit . AL. 0.. P. and S.. Ont. Olces and In ht reel enoee. Brown's Block. Dunlap street. errie. Telephone. 77. '1'. A11.1VA.h.|.a, m. .u- U. m.. omuu us now- H. welrs Block. Allandale. On the nremisea lit night. 43-I7 OHNSON 8; BARJEAN '1`. BARBIE. Im- porters and Dealers in Goals of all kinds. and Georgetown. Grey and Guelph White Lime. Cements of all kinds. Fire Bricks an Plasterers Hair. Storehouse at the Northern Railway Switch, foot or John street. nest the depot. The bond of this Lime is better than nm of any other kind. and the nish superior. Otlioe -0orne1-wot John and Elizabeth streets. -run-vovn-g aawooovo I-nnI- -.-...3....-- - -.--v-._. -_..__-__- HAUGETON Lrmxox. Wnnmnau-on AULT. noun R. KERR. - HE PUBLLU ll lnrormeu mat onus new Hotel is now opened for the eoeommodvy tion oi! travellers. No expense has been 3 to make this the best hotel, north oi! Toronto. It has been tarnished with every , ecoomxnoda.-4 tion and oomtort in the latest and most approved style. Oommeroielmen will find the sun le room and everything they require has on spec lyettended to.- Terme from 8 . attend: all trains. 001:0 1.50 d . Porter . '.- pr.".:f_'14.u, -' `THE PUBLIC is informed that this now to now opened sooommodu thin (I! to-nvAIlnII|_ Nn axnanla has been snared` QUEEN'S HOTEL,` 'L'rI\`DFlTIJ '13 A 1.7 mans LOAN &;%VsAvIuasL-cu; v- Iuoonromfab" moi. V SUBSCRIBE-D * CAPITAL` LOUNT, HEWBON &ORESWICKE `BAR- rlaters. Solicitors of the Supreme dourt ot Judiuture of Ontario. Prootora. Nomrlechfion; raw .nnnI-1 n- Mnnnv tn Lnnn- Ofoas-- th- I I IS. 1".l`IA'II-\!UDU1V. DAI!1V.lD'L`m DUlJl\JI.' otn3ud1ca.ture for Ontario. Conveyanoer. 850. Money to Loon. Otoes in Bank of Toronto Block. Owen Steeet. Ilsu-Mn. 50 4 re: Cont. n_uro'n ran o'n' napoiitb. :-. -5 van v-nvvg any-A n ova B. H. Smxmv. 0.0.. G. B. ESTER. Xl.'l'lUo nu:-19. us 0ot..`l85. 5 VTRATHY 8c ESTEN. `CTEWART 86 SPROUL. Barristers, Solici- 5 fnrn Nntnrlnn nnvnvnnnnrn. Mnnnv tn mom rncrs uh sunv % ons};'_ ".l`IlVVA.lT'I. X DFIFUULQ I31`.l'lB|lUl.'B, DULlUl' 9 tors, Notaries. Conveyanoera Money to on. U1oes-2 Doors North or hunk of To- nutn Duran Htrnnf Darrin ' ;I?)RTiI ,BAY. L { EDWARD LYNCH. - PROPBIETOB. :_EORGE W. LOUNT, BA.RRISTER(,) AT- tnv-nnv nlinifnl-_ Nntsu-v pnhlin- lm: ' ouiwr, nmwon (&7(7JiRESWICKE' `BAR- J 1-Intni-A nlinitm-s of the Sum-ema donrt of UILIUUD U Barns. Wkvnidii oAv11LLma-noi11i11oN no.9.-t'n`. 3~`.*';"z`:'.`.`..{`_"3 s" " ~B`"1` "' C U VVV IIXIIOIII IOOIIIIII IF l0W6I$ III! Into :-oat. uirod until d . Solicitor. 5.. Barrio. ' 37 ONEY 'ro LOAN.-sssooooatoand .0} ` gent. J. '1'. spnovh. Solicitor. e uni-I [EARN an MURCEIBON. BARIKISTEBS. Solicitors. Conveyanceta. 860. Money to Ian. Murohiso `a ..1...o Qbnnnf 12.-ml- `Dwnnnh l'\fHnn._.Dnf.tAn II . , H. LYON. PRIVATE-FUNDS TO Ia0AN~~ - nu RAAI Illntntn gt lnwnnt I-ulna. `IPA!-lnnrl i'l`. LITTLE. M.D.. Cbllh` Thoaoourl-W in I `Loon -. Oompmyggnhnb - 7- a - I I! B ' T.:...#.`:" ;1s1lv):dglniM 023:: zizgamoisaath MANUFAOTURES. -Ess7crT:.i;1nn" bus. PHYSICIANS. lnunun vv. lJUULV'.l', nA.nn.Ln.I.nn6::.- O85 torney Solicitor. Notary Public. in Bank 0 Toronto Buildings. Owen Street. I2:-n-win (Int: 21-lv v----u Money to Loan. OFFICIAL. T HOTELS. T137113? Uiiiiromln Out. 85 J. T. Sr-noun. 5I`-DUIlII' . Station. I IIDM 50 DIIIIIS U]. in Barrie. Ont. uqvuuoa 1n uunuuu anu mm W esnern 5 O 0 ts may be obtained and also intornafgaon about the route and about freight and passen- ger rates from ROBERT B. Moobm. Western Freight and Passenger ent, 98 Rossin House Block. Yor st.. oronto. . D. POTTINGER. Chief Superintendent 3.11:... A1`. Il;_-A.-_ `V 15 `n.__ on `non: vs---up-. unru- Rallwav Oloe. Monoton. N.B. 11:17 y-we vcvw-qua VI. VI-van Alaulnlj . Postage on. letters for the Dominion and the United States 3 cents per ounce and for Great B_r!tain and Ireland 4.5 cent! var ital! ounce. Re- |gnstrat1on too 6 cents. V C-_lI I I ._ .1 . -a.. . I .. will nd it advantageous to use this route. as is the uiokest in point or time. and the rat are as owas by any other. Through treight I forwarded by fast special trains and exper- ience has proved the intercolon1a'l route to be the quickest for European freight to and from all `Joints in Canada and the Western States. nltntn Innv ha nhfninn nn also Inlnvnnnlnn .'l`oronto. Vlhnnnntn , . , ,_v-_vv v vw iin Matter uh; train the street letter. boxes dull {Sundays excepted) at 8 o'clock am. and and 8 0'0 ook pan. *n....4.`n4:n.... n.._...I- -r____ nan. -um: THE DIRECT aou'r; From the West for all points ln New Brunswick,-Nova scotla. Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton and Newfoundland. I All the popular sea bathln , shing and plea- sure resorts of Canada are a ong this line. Pullman oars leaving Montreal on Monday. _ Wednesday and Friday run through to Halifax. and on Tuesda . Thursday and Saturday to St. J ohn. N.B.. wi hout chance. ("llama nnnnnntinnn mndn nf. `Dnlnf. Lnvln with JULIII. L` ol_3u. WIDIIUILII Ullllll Close connections madgzt Point Levis with the Grand Trunk Railway and the Richelieu and (Into!-in Nnvlantlnn l`!nvnnnnu'- n1-nnvnnnn D116 IIIHIIQ 1'l.'|l.ll.K ISHUWIIY auu W116 IEIUIIBIIBII, and Ontario Na atlon Company : steamers trom Montreal, on at Levis with the North Shore Railway. Elegant ret-class, Pullman buiret. and smoke in ours on all through trains. t-class refreshment rooms at convenient distances. QgouuuIIcon!IIIUCICOOOICIIOIIIII Tognto and Au. mums south st. . . . . Meatord Branch Railway and bomb ` Rd.lwy`toab'oouoiif|ouuho IQIICDCCCO ' Gravenhurst Branch -Ruilway at. . . . . 1 rnwn I -hll Dnlntnnv ll'.o-gr n-n'Ia`h AMES EDWARDS. lconveyanoer. Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Oice strictly pri- vate. Pest Oloe Building. Barrie, and at his private residence. Marv Street. 11-ly moo hours. 8 can`. to 7.pm. (Sunda a'ax_-. oepted), and for 20 minutes after the val of the';l`oronto night mail on Saturday nigh; on 0 ` ` . -nt-__-_ A_';___ g_,___, .,'u- as q . Money Orders issued and paid on and from any mone order oioe in the Dominion of Canada.` rest Britain and - Irelaud.~British India. Newi.'oum_iland,_ the United States, Africa, West Indies, Australian Colonies. Asia and almost `all foreign countries. and Saving Bank deposits reoeivedsfrom 1.00150 33000. be- tween the hours or 9 am. at; 4 p.m. Tnfnna In-n I-an-Sn`-.68-...` __..-L L- _-_A.-J up vvvvuu u_u7 u_uIu.':I UL I1 Gaul. uyu I pun. Letters for registration" must be oated 15 minutes before the closing of each ma ,. I 1-\--A.-...' -_ 1.4.4.... 1.. 41.- -n._`.;_;_. __,g u , IIIIIMINIIIN BAKERY ll Made in the various styles and quality the be: -Delivered In all mm of the town I BARBIE POST OFFICE I Ills:cannonIouuognoonccoooncnoocu `Tomnwggouuuuuoouuuuuuoucnooocouo-urn- 'I"nI-nntn and A`I .`l'. `|lAtI'.n nnnltlu at FBI nrunun `SK-IIIWIY IE. .~ . . UTIVBIIII V ` . Grown lull. Dalston. Edgar,.CVrsig-` burst and Hillsdale at. . . , ...... . . . Midhurst (Monday-9, Wedneadys 85 M. .t~lOOC u o I n o u o J n o J o I IIOIOO: G1-enroll; Tuesday; and Fridays) at. . 1 nuns mfmv my but neon '1'orpnwl3tong-ouoobunocooooocuoo_onoonI Tomnmat"`......'.II.U`E`C.I.'.'...C I: TOronm'3t.;.o`noogo}nooc-oouoicroconion- T0l0nt0'It..........`-a...u.........`... Railwa mails from the. south at..... ' mentor Branch Railway and North . Rlmmin` Rfinh Rnllwnv at , . _ _ _ _ _ uuuuuruu tnzunuuyu, vv euneauuys 66, `tilIIOl0lIOOOIO,ClDIIlCOOI Grentell (Tuesdays and Fridays) at. . R. PALMER. SURGEON, EYE, EAR. Throat. Nose. 46Gerra.rd-street. out To- hronto. may be consulted at the Queen's otol Barrio. on Friday, May the 10th. from 8 to 11' n..m.. and the second F1-iday_ot every month. In thanking the public of Barrie and violnlty tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon him In thep_aat,bega to state that he has at oon aiderable expense increased his baking taolli Olga and In mint nnnnnna GA Ann Innann `aillllnnl In tneppan, Dogs no state unuu no new IF oun expense ties and is now prepared to don larger bum than ever. - BREAD \ mearoru pranqn _rwuwI.y ana Koran Simcoe Branch Railwa at.. . . . . . Collingwood and Orillia/a llmvnnhnmt RI-nnnh nnnwu gt, , , . ` Uuuuxgwouu unu Urunu ab`. .- ...... . . ' Gravenhurst Branch Rglway at. . . . Hillsdale. Cralzhurst. alaton, Ed- ar and CrownHlllat...........`. Mi urst (Mondays, Wednesdays 8; Fridays) at ...................... . _ T0r0Dt6B%-.....-o.-..;;'.`...... 'l`nnhnfn' at , , . _ _ _ _ , . , , , , , u.:Aos THE VAN. F`. J. IB;IE._C)'VV1Sfl INTERUOLONIAL RAILWAY. mo-mo mnnnsgoouns a-. wnnnmee supplied etehort notice and on reasonable tfll- Lnalncumne an snavme mu.on| JAS; SGROGOIE, comuNcEn,coI1l1s_IoNEnnzn;c.:. ICKINSON 85 MAOWATT. BARRISTERS Notaries Public. solicitor of Supreme Court. 8:10. Barrie, 0nt.. 0111035 in uank of Toronto Block. N o. 3..0wen Street. At Branch Office, Elmvale. every Monday. - JOHN Droxmsox B. A.. ' D. F. MAowA'r'r_