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du. ` ' I\ . . ---___. .--- cu.--- u---v On motion of Mr, Robertson seconded by Mr. Speirs ordered-Thst the treasurer be requested to furnish the council with a statement of theVDebenture debt of the different school sections, the amount of taxes levied to pay the same, and interest thereon, also statement of sinking fund deposited to provide for the same when Q up `u - -A - - Au|;u1Slc.L Well Satised. n. uw estate or the late :1. and knnwnas "The \. - v Will [)8 sold At. 11 Inn nu-rwulla 1118 be sold at 3 law 0110 8l'O8l, 01' yrs, T tn onmi n the late 19 " 'I`|.n Ddnu goodtn ran sue on T0 BENT at! o'clock. in the afternoon. at the Mansion House. in the village of Cookatown. by virtue of powe"8 ct sole contained in a. certain morn- gage which will be produced at the sale. the followimt nroperties :- - . _ - The south 40 acres of east {lot 11, in he 9th Concession. the west half of lot 10, in t e 10th Concession; -and tlio=ea.et hail of lot 8. icthe mu Concession of the Townp in of Ease. in the ,C9nnty of Simone, con ning 280, acres m0l'0l`~l8lS.' A ~ ' ` - - Save. and except` xhete-portion of said lot in deededo t.he,Hemilt.on- ,a.nd North W Railway Co. containing 3.ac'r'ee more or loan. The following impiwoveznentlt are ` ianidto `B6 $.::i.% ;i? 1o.bou1no.o "1"" a`. ` n 8/9,. ,o_. , V` .0881`: uncn which is regted e trameidvlrelliegg. trhme ba.rn.'fri.me`hutu and dwelling with lean`-tn. 10:stanlec liltllilehilont med.` 1 nn. pm lot. A no. Go ,a nugoaares . 0,, hi ,' 3 In-agie, siabldl r;me~iniplemeot' ab 11. -patriot ll. .(}oI..9.' about 20 acres cheered. I - 'l`E&Ms,--~1,0 'D_r.(j6IIF of `the purchase. money be mid down cnthe day ct sole. F b term will be m9.g'le`known at the sale. f ` For -fnrther.=pa.rtioulal'a npplyxo ` _TnM i'Q unnu I 9.. an . .-u-pa-.'..'..._ esoern iWednasda_y,L18t1_1;%day of March, 1892 On motion of Mr. Graham, seconded by Mr. Robertson ordered-That the petition of Jas. Kldd and others requesting the formation of a new school section be laid over until the next regular meeting of the council. Loans can be closed at once by making per- sonal application. FARM PROPERTIES 2 ---1N 'rnn:-- . 1'OWN4SHlPOF ESSA couurv or smco; L ` There will be sold on 4 Percent. Interest Paid on Deposits. The Security for Depositora in a. Loan Company 3 undoub 8-lv Ross` new Block. south side Dunlop set, east or the Post Olce. . SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL i $2=5o.ooo BARBIE Lam & SAVINGS cu. [INCORPORATED I88l- 147 - can-rs . A - PAIR. HUNTER,SARJEANT & cm BARGAIN HOUSE Bibie, Testaments. Pryer and Hymti Books in endless variety. A complete stock of Books f0r.Sunda.y School Libraries and prizes, also T0, eiry descriptlon. - _ V Birthday Cards a.1_1d Booklets in great variety. SGOTT $ BOOKSTORE. On motion of Mr. Graham soconded by Mr. Trace ordet-ed-That the clerk be in- atrncted to notify the trustees of S.S. N o. 2, that at the next regular meeting ot the council they will take into consideration the advisability of passing a by law to detach the N. Q of 10132, con. 3 and the _ S. J; of lot 2, con. 4 from S. S. No. 2 and attaching them to S; S. N 0. 6. ` WVAEBAVE-` Fancy Leather Goods, Portfolios, A 4 Ladies Companions, etc. .. LARGE 4 _ L Assonrmaur Plush Goods, Toys, Games and 9" Books. L Our stock is large and cannot be surpsssed for -and close prices. s A 7-17? AUCTION SALE scams Bookstore, New goods in every Department. .- -.... -....- y-u uuuunn: apply-I0 JONES BROS. 8: MACKEiZlE. ' ` `Solicitors. Torqnto 33.. Toronto. 1%; sr. 1A'NrINa. ESQ, v_-In . ~ n..-L -a._`__._` 0 NEW Goons We have just opened a large consignment of Corsets to be sold at half price, Jvv LL, Uuul I7 liltlc On motion of Mr. Graham, seconded by Mr. Speira ordered-That the application of Mr Bell to have the N. g of lot 15 con. 5, F105 detached from S. S. No. 6, and attached to S. S. N o. 10. also the.anplica- tion of Mr. Bowers to have the,N. E j; of lot 6, con. 2. detached from S. S. No. 6 and attached to S. S. N o. 4 be laid over till the next regular meeting of the council. l\.. ___-L:_., E `II I`! II - 52 Dunlap-st, Jae; Vair s Old Stand. '1-OF VALUABLE--- 7 11f%Va1'i9tY Show. APPucAr|ous,1HonoueHLv namovzsf v-1 --~,_, Cook atqwn. says: Ann-unnumlrn spex-rec: remover of Dan- dm-lu union is ma.rvellous-in my own case I few applications not only thomughly removed executive dnndrn accumulation but stopped falling of the halt. made it sottand pliable and promoted a visible growth. AT THE- uuva. uenersl M9-11330 : k H. B. ANDREWS. `S60. Addressall oomnl1'unica.tions to '|'oronI0- -Ont. omoe. Tole hone No. 2463. This is ms 99 QUUONIUOII at settles accounts, and ad' money to the Creditor 1: desired. II III 339'`... -- v rvuau nuu uuuoonon of U111 and Worthleg Ac- 0!mt8. in any part 1! th ld. d 0 <=h'I1'8e8 '1' not collected. 91'nla4'3Z:au` has ilooal otoea in Canada and Unit.ed- smres. ead.and' oral ; Toronw. moms `I : g(2)a?:gell3:ig`.3 113.: (b11 |5I: NS. General Manner; H. ANDREWS. l\l\I'l'II'I\II!|`nnO1\-an On 'I'nv~nnfn. van vuv ssvunlu Ill IAYDILUIIIIU uuuuluahuuuull. A petition from Mr. Jas. Kidd andl others for the formation of 9. new school section. school house to be located on S.pt. lot 11, con. 9 Flos. f\.. .....L:..... -2 `Il _ l`|.__!__--A - - " ` ` %uNIn_N%'caem-& PRUTEETIUN ;% FOR thelcollbclion of Old and Worthless A9 ._V_ s_I`1_y_Ra_rt _>__ t,he_ world. >and_IQ -A -- ' Q R. A. Dutton S. Caldwell V `J. McDonald j;F'.% X-. ' Marrin % ;.C,.A_Hinds% Kearns % % /` Read what W. H. Storey has to say about it. etc... Prevdeut Mfg. Ass. of the Domin- ion and Glove .\l{g.. g Acton. Ont.. in reply to o~ a letter of inquiry :- ACTON, Sept. let `Ell. John Cowanl Esq.. Manitowanintz, ManitouHn_ Island, Ont: DEAR SlR.-Y0ul'8 of the `2nd ult. is received and should have been repliei to Soontl` had not absence nrevented me. 1 can rI:C0 v mend -you to Dr Washington. Mccaul St.. 'l`oro:tto. asthe best person you can get to ass`.~'t you. and I have no hesitation in affirming that it you takehis treatment act-ording to instruc- tionslwhich is very easy and simple to take) youwill get rid of your trouble. For some vears.I was troubled with catarrh of the head and throat. until my life became a burden. In the afternoon Ialways became hoarse and throat painful. and in the morning the discharge from the throat was profuse After tv-sing everything! heard or Dr. Washington. got his treatment. and wasas welt as cwrin six weeks. This is now three or four years ago. and Iatn at present in excellent health and have had no trouble slnce of catarrh. lonrs truly W. H. STOREY. 17lv The Toronto Blsouit & s o confooflonary co s SODAS j, I (Four and Provisions, Baled H8! `.*="ud'8trowv` and cod Hard Wood, canon OBN `C . Collin: street.` 32-: ` Oot.llt.l890. DRNVASHINGTON Ccarmn Can be found at the following stores . in Barrie: _v--,_ cu U110 \u.vuu-UL IL ucauuun .0.-E. COLLINS. Manager. D. C.._MURCHISON. Solicitor tor Barrie Distric n. (`Liv -we -ya. -1 V: Us A petition from several ratepayers requesting that one Alfred Fisher be ex- empted fromlpaying taxes for the year 1891 on the-ground of destitute circumstances. A .....a..'A.:..... t_..._ `In . 7,. 17- II - March 3 241- V 171) 88 Dunlap.` T.B.&c.co. stan_nped Permanently eih Bkcuit. IIIVVEI From the Crown Lands Department, relative to the opening up to its proper width. the side line between the N of lots 15 and 16 in the 9th con. Flos. 'III_,____ IV `l).--I_I ._.'I2I,- (`I P4 variet Toys 5 " Sfrmv mzsor 1j George` WxLov.~ Wilson 'GILLR:RPlE; 27th 1111 dauszht A "] ,'HOMPSO\# ult., thi "`:.~f?f,J Ih:Amr.w.- bridszo In (1 I LOJNT -1 Lount, WI. vvn beth 'l'udh0 Huwnzzn- bride` the In of ur- Marth Moore Dlisnom I by H4 Lafon LESLIE. -- Onde Wed_ unm nu auu .:.u xu |Il.LU auu. uuu. .l.`l.Ul. From 0. Buckly Esq., Sec. of S. S. N o. 6 askmz that parts of certain lot: now comprised in S. S. N o. 2 be attached to S. S.No.`f5`._ - N1cm.. nl Y`; 5'1, Marm. Willi BISVPT of Dr. `SHANACY Valet` mon Jame McD<;.;: A14 1:i. F15!) J; Apply :01 Tent J Hlxu 189': foq cum I`u.l`Ln'a oatxom any tcn~1_ eithm` *1 110'!` .\ D.n.v{.;_~ vu- Communications were received as fol- lows:- " 11! .1 In 9 . cu .L.I -. men: of] C1`(3difm`.~= A nu-..x[ I1 Ill!/""I Ofvn of 29 I)unlo In the Fiidj 1 lzlll I havnmz.` insulve-n v-nnxx nf LU?` til: a._1duvi (1! any) 1 at the l; appoint disposal A nd Fl The Board school Scrogg prescu `there a. good moved tor M( Withd motion wordix words name; rnotio fI'1I \VlIEN I Hos council Council room Flos, Feb. 29th, 1892. The council met this day at Elmvnle, at the hour of 10 o'clock s. m. according to adjournment. All members of the council present. The Reeve in the chair. Min- utes of the last meeting read and conrm- ed. ' WK}? adjour XIIJUIKJII` The "found i --_, .. D to takq Don5c Wood Pine cha.rm give 3 Re WVhu isenmo next VOL. I Dated u:.\jxnj [ .03 vvwvu uuw Iauvvuuulp auu bud vuusgv. Ca.mpbell-Kell--Tha.t the council` now adjourn to meet again March 14th at 7. nm. IJIHIII council ' On motion of Mr. Graham. '_se'oonded I by Mr. Speirs ordered-That the treasurer I be instructed to pay no money only upon the order of . the clerk, and tho; ,the_ `clerk give no order": for money only after the same has been pagsed by reIolution~ef= h9_- ; 1:'.x.:rx . 9` *'.. . J1 _ ] (I. .....L:..-. -1 It- ..ru._1,, I C hn+ u-v-vy-vile ' Bsilie-Han-ieon-That the clerk be instruotedto write the Reeve of Innin- /l uking arrangement for a joint meeting fer the purpose of settling matter: be ween the township and the village. (`..mmk..II_I(..|I __ms...a .1... ..........:I ....._ D'IIlV CIJIQ PQHSVKO Finance Committee submitted report respecting accounts laid over from last` week, recommending -payment of those` of Chen Palling and Lennox, Ault and Wright, and that R ;bt. Campbell be re- quested to render the different accounts contained in his, separately. Report V ad pted. 0 `D-:l:.. `El_....:...... 'l|I._:. ;I_- -I-_I_ L- -'---9' -."2""-'-9 T *-'*"~'"--.--..v- ""."?-::v`\ 'H:"' Reeve iuie chair. All Special co;nmitte_e_ on by-lewfe reporeed that they were uneb`le to report fiillyzon. by-lawfneceeeery to be _`pueed`,* butte- cummendinz certain by-lain and that-the clerk be instructed to prepare same. Rs- port adopted. ` ' 'R'.;Il'_('!.......t...|l 9|... 4.1.. ...- 2-- I'll Dllllplllo , Kell-`-Campbell-.Th:zt. th for tavern license: be xed at $15000 per annum. T ~ `lf,II I`! !,"II III! .I I Ill`! VII-ll`? _@|` V3399`-IO . Bailie-- Kell-That leave be granted to introduce: by-law limiting the number of hotel hceneee to three -and xing fees therefore. and that by-law be now read 3 first time. t V my:i:;.(limifing numberto three and xing fee at $150 read 1st. 2nd and 3rd time and passed. 1:` .... .. n...........:u.... -..1..._.:u...: .;-_--;. Kell-i-Campbell --That leave be` `granted to introduce a by-law tor the purpose of appointing two constables and dening their duties, and that by-law be read `a first time. - I I n\ 1- II I `I E;-It: (appointing "Jo.-meal Campbell and Edward Burns) read ret, 2nd and 3rd time _and passed. , `having `an Ln see those an muillns at J. mrlrnas. va vsnuaw IOU I-LU |:l.lU VIUIJI. On motion of Mr. Trace,` seconded by Mr.. Graham ordered- -That leave `be granted to introduce a by law for the purpose of appointing pathmasters and pound keepers for the year 1892. By-law read a first, second and third time. ' n -...L..... -3 `ll - I'll _ . . . _ . . -_.J--1 L Fsfth mqotinz.-Fehrua fVy 29th.; Innnn `In `HQ tI`I:I A `I Inn-n`vn_. -A um-I E. Wnmfznnun. l'II, ualerk. Mr. Villiam Jones, Silver King and Miss ` ; Urry as Silver Star were the 1st prize l cou'ple;Edgar Dickensoii as King Henry VIII lst prize boy; Hugh Dickenson, Clown; 1 Louise Crease, Silver Queen lst prize lady; Fannie Pass, a Rose, lst prize ladv-"W. Pen stoiie,Ancient Warrior lst prize gent; '1` Sids worth Indian Maid; Miss Lulu Cooper,Night ' Dolly King.Dairy Maid; Miss Addie Hurst, 1 Music; Miss May Fletcher, Applewoiiian; -.1 Miss Ida Hawley,Highland Lass; Miss Katie , ] Hurst,Rel Rirlinghood; Miss Mabel Holmes . Flower Girl; Miss Louise Atkinson, Flower I 1 Girl; Miss Lilian. Ainlev, Red Ridinghood; : Miss Jennie Aiiiley, Grandmother; Bertie Crease,_Gip_sy; M_ls8_ E Luck, Snowake; " I Mis,sM. Ford_.,Music; Miss Arnold, Italian. ` Girl;.Jolin Orinsby, Colored. Dude: P. J. ` _Cavanagh, Timothy Tri in Ni ht , Attire; Davis, Mr: Timothy A ripp;"l~.` flon Brown A W6lBh.Dude; Harold Dyineut, Midship-. Imus; L. Poucher, Brickmaker; Hei'.be'r`t"' Greenwood. Clown; George McIiitosl',N,ows B_oy;,1", A..Clai-k, Old King Cole; - _ra_nk, Cooper, Old, Josh from Wayback; A Morley, -.. Crossing Swee er; F. _Po'well, A; Japanese; C. King, Cliie of Police; H. G King, _ Sam `Slick; W. C Jones, Yeoman; Jaines Paton Aiint Jane; H Driiry, Indian; F. c,_,-;Law5r,. Lacrosse. Boy; Willie Sanders,Enizlish Pa '42; Arthur Sanders, Gentleman .ARidei,;eJo,'n. -T Gordon, Chinese Student; C; Moore,Plug;e1. er ; Baldwin Bailey, E y,pti,an7Pa2e;` `Wellies. _Ple$si_Night;%iss Aiciessha:gey,i %:tes't_,~ I in i iner; .m.. " be en, - nnie` Prince Chat-llie; ,l_.j.ra_iil::,-,;,S,`_vv_}a:_i_I,lEiil, . ;Farmer"sf_l.P Daughter : Gesr 3011 -.r'-A.-.;.` 01; . _I1`-iil.I*.h!I'.9!.3$7=.i . Ftank.Bu.rt.>.n; Iiri-I.i;,.. r:y.:r.i= J an. usqun uuusvu, L|l.ll|lI:.IJ|.||lUi. -lffalln Q Ky, Little Rider; Frank 0,1 Co_o er, _h HQ) S ortsma.n;Fra.nk King, Anne ally; Villtg 5?2,:-'~ olmos, Fireman; W. Sha.w.Youn Can;d&;~` 'n J. Jenkins, Indian; C. Hinds, omanche "$111 ;, . The Grand` Carnival. The Mary street skating rink is now one i of the popular resorts of skating-loving folk. It affords a strong contrast to the appear- ance of things for the last two or three years. The two Carnivals held there since the opening of the season have been very admirably conducted and in all respects successful` winter night entertainments. The one on Tuesday night 23rd ult. was per- haps the best. The characters personated were.wellsusta._ined.r _ V 17 VI 9- '7 VII. Bl-IUUIHIIIVNIG Among the skaters in character ware the ` following: _ 4 _ 1 Jones. King nuvu. ' Shanty Bay Public school honor roll for February. Class .lV.---Helen Malcolm , William Sanderson, John Shaw, MInnie_ Budd. Class III..---Albert Sanderson, Isabel Brown. Angus Cameron. Mary` Malcolm. Class II.--L zz'e Wortley. Bessie Malcolm, Elgie Sherwood, Alfred Brooks Part II.-Howard Malcolma, Milton Williams, Rose `Cameron, Alma Williams. Part I.T-Bert,ha Rosa. A Barrie Boy Promoted. Dr. J. G. Harper,formerly of Waymart and well known in this city, who left less than a year ago to` take the position in the Woma.n s Hospital, New York _City, 3 has recently been rewarded for his ability, * ambition and hard work at the institution by promotion to the position of chief house surgeon.and it is said that he wears the honors of his new post very gracefully. -Carbondale Leader. ' Lennox. East Hastings. -North Victoria; : South Ontario. . E-set Sxmcoe. East Bruce. West Huron. London. Vandreuil. N ine seats wrested from the enemy in Ontario and the and is not yet. ' East Simcoe almost makes us break out into % an audible t of cachinhation. nun-us u uni-U, nvuuuu nuu Iaullll vuuv. On motion of Mr. Trace, seconded by Mr. Graham ordered-That leave be granted to introduce a by-law for the ap- pointment of Mr. C. S. Burton clerk of the municipality of the township of Floa. By-law read first. second and third time. | Slmeos Journalism. To decide a srnall bot will you` kindly state the number of weekly newspapers now running in this county, and the num- , bet that have died in the past quarter century-absorption by others not to count.--T. J. . INNISFII. There are seventeen weekly newspapers in Simcoe. Those which have been buried as far as our knowledge serves us are 8, viz.: Bee- ton Tribune, Beeton Chronicle, Cardwell Advertiser, (Tottenham). Cookstown Ad- vocate, Goldwater Investigator. Goldwater Tribune, Washago Pioneer, Elmvale Ad- vocate. There have been numerous changes in name. Two dailies have also succurnbed,-Orillia Times. Knights Templar. ` At the regular meeting of Mount Gal- vapy Preoeptory. No. 12, held on Tues- day evening. Feb. 23-.-d. the following officers were installerl by `M. Em. Six` Knight Daniel Spry 33 : - ' Em. Sir Knight R E Fletcher, 18 P.P. n n Geo Monkman, Con; J. 0. Morgan. Marshall. II II n u A Urquhart, 14 Reg. . R. Em. n H J. McL. Stevenson,l8 Ch. M. Em. n `n Daniel Spry 33 Treas. R. Em. n u S. 18 Sllb -MET. `u n o J Rogerson. Cap. of the G. V. Em. u u R A. Douglas lst S.'B. H II I. Huber 2nd S. . V. Em. n M Chas Cameron, Organist. n n J. E. Hughes,.Almoner. miri _d.'"'E1.' 3131} [and daughters`. um returned from their visit to the United States" . ' Mr. Percy Pal-ker,son of ttev. Dr. Pal-,i ker is evidently very popular with the University Glee Club, Toronto, `as he is their pianist and lately they elected him to the position of president of the club. Woodsworthiann, and {wife of St. . Paula. -Minn, are on I -visit to their aunt A Mn. N King. % - Mr. W. D."'l3. Spry has returned frem the Philadelphia Dental College, the ses- sion `having ended. T ' ' Q3 (1 If 1%: I n q n. `- On motionof Mp.` Spain, aeoonded by,1 Mr. Robertson ofrd or"ed--Th'at aha counoil_ I now ..udjourn.to meet at Pholoqton onthe A last Monday in March (28r.b) at the hour of 10 o'clock 0. an. o tin-II\ Mr. W. 1-1. Benett, M. P, elect for East "Simone was in town` on Mon-} day.` ' T. Mr. Daniel" ;r";:: M: Staynei on oictsl business last week. V ll ; `Inn: 1 A1! ,1-,1, I" _,_ Mr. Arthur B. Cooper,` has returned from Kingsville, Essex County where he had been called on account of the illness ? of his mother. - A 1 On motion of Mr. W=-Gtshammeoonded. by Mr. Traci: ord`eredH-"That the auditorg` be mid the sum of aiireen dollars for the audit of accounts for I891. 7' ` D- ..-a.:_;_ -111-_ 1-: . -- Mr. F J. Creae has retrned to Toron- _ to after a few days battle with In grippe at his home how. V ULILUIZI IJIIUIIICCC IQUII W003. M":-.{Ellis andwife. of Allandle lisye been visiting friends in Bradford. It A .u 'I\ I! . I . I I.ook'on this List and same. Honor Roll. (J S BUM-01. ' Oletk. b ' Barrie Literati Society. l;asb_Fpi(1ay evening Mr. Edwards read a. papr `on critics and criticism. ' The attend- ance` was prtsy good. V` The.pa.per was judiciously criticized by the" `members. The [programme for tomorrow eyemng consists ` of ipjscellaneogis readings by "Messrs Sproul, b Mitdenjj-Cook. Sanders and others. . --v--wunvunn LVIIII-VII-U. ' `Last week a. -good many or the county papers published .a sensational cock and bull -stoiy 'f`1`omt`he -T91"-otito` Mai! a1)`ou1i a. n`urde'r, at "a""tari"1i in"I$6_1"et'4t:b'1`6n tfh'e"night_"qf- Jh.nup.ry 2th. ` .THe t'ti11i~rIiraa(1("r'vI;n. i\'-'i;~n.iI&z'.vITt`a-V: iI;1I;n uunuury zqnn. .Th'e m'i1i~d5:'red:ma.ix'is -a:1l'eg"`eb hhe Beh a. pedlur and an" O/1_:su`gm enf, p.x_1d that he was set upon by rougha. at the . tavern_ andhia body crema.`lg'e`d in the b_a._r-Vroom stove. The `whole .thing`wa.s1a. baseless" and stupid yarn.` --_----Q....._:__-. ertifiiifvotelat the vdi"erent ; m`~u`I..'... 3.. `n!.`.s q:..__-_ -__ ~ _ On motion of Mr.`(3`rraham seconded by Mr. Trace ordered-That the clerk be in- structed to apply to .the Lieutenant Gov- ernor asking that a. survey be made in. order to locate the road allowance between the N. L of lots 15 and 16 in the 9th con. of the township of F103. and would name Albert Fowlie Esq. P. L. S. of the town of Orillia to do the work. ' f\_.__-L:-_, ,1! `II III 0 O I G I-U25 ZVIJIIICII In Mr. Hugh Speers an old resident. of Essa. met with a sudden deathon Friday after- . noon. He was hauling slabs and was just 'turning tofgo into his own gate-way at Ivy, 5 when the sleigh tilted by the runner sinking I into axut and threw him off, -death was in- } stantanequs as when he was picked up life had - gone. The deceased was 78 ` years of " e and was highly respected" by a; wide cir- l`c4eefacquaintances, - ~' _ V.` 4_ L - s ` vutl Iillll LQUUD Wheat, 860. to 90c ; barley, 40c. to 45c.; rye. 84c. to 86c ; oats, 290 to. 300.; pease 58c to 600.; hay.$7.00 to $8.50 a ton.; straw, $4.50to $5,00 per ton;beef hindquarters, $6.00 $6.50; ` forequarbers, $5.00 per cwt.; muston, $8.00 per cw1:.; pork, $5.50 to $6.00 per cwt.; turkeys, 10c. per lb.; geese, 7c. per 1b.; ducks 50c- to 60c per pair; fowls, 500. a pain-;. butter, 17c. to 20c.; eggs, 17c. to 20. per doz; -untrimmed hides, $3.50 to $4.00; per cwt..; sheepskins, 80c. to $1.00 a piece; potatoes`. 30c. 350 to per bag; apples. $1.25 to $2.00a barrel; wood, $3 01 to \$3 25 per `card; Anthra- citecoal $6.25 per ton. $3.25 per half ton ; Bituminous coal $6.50 per. ton, $3.50-per half ton. Mgrkot Notes. The market on Saturday was a. good one. It may not have been as large as we have sometimes, but what itlacked in size was medeeup in activity.g Buyers and sellers were on the qui vive and sales were readily effected, The following were Sa.turday s current. rates. . I 1111.--; un- 4, an - '- An - -- Last Wednesday Mrs. Margaret Dougall the beloved wife of Mr. David Dougall of this town passed away peacefully-from death to the life eternal. The event took place at the house of her sister. Mrs Crnxall at Uxbridge, Mrs Dougall had gone to Uxbridge to visit her sister who was very ill. After her arrival she was seized with irritation of "the lungsyvwhich developed to pneumonia and thus terminated fatally. Mrs Dougall was attended by her son James and all that medical skill could accomplish was done but wi bout eifect Her two daughters `arrived at her bedside only an hour before she died `having missed the train at Orillia after arriv- al from Barrie and were forced to remain all night in Orillia. The body was brought from Uxbridge to Barrie on Thursday and the interment took `place to the Union Cemetery on Fridayafternoon. The `funeral was largely attended. The deceased `was a valued member of the Presbyterian church. She was universally respected and her death will be regretted by a large circle of friends. THE ADVANCE extends its sim- pathy to the sorrowing family in the great loss they have sustained. - L} g.'I_`l,1_:e' certi.,yqte'nt di"erent pol-A iii1`g`;;p1gc_esin East Simoog are, not yet at hnd. `vWill,,be given next week. J!A\Illl3 allu LILU IXCU. Tnis committee held a. meeting on Monday afternoon when several resolutions were adopted and handed over to the `chairnmn of Indigent committee for presentation to the council at its next meeting, when it is to be hoped some measures will be a.do_pte(l to llessen the burden of our over-taxed citizens. \L\lIl\i CHI` 3 UVLIIII aaLlUUIallCl.' With this end in view the chairman of the Indigent Committee issued circulars last week asking the various churches in town to send delegates to a. meeting held in the Council Chamber with the object of obtain- ing some suggestions from them which could beplaced before the Council. After a. great deal of discussion and interchange of views the meeting-which was 9. fairly representa- tive one-a.ppointed- a. Committee consisting of the Mayor, Reeve. Revs. D. D. McLeod, J .R, Black, Mr H H. Morris and Mesdame Morris and Mc Kee. ` 1 .- up n Owing to the vast proportions to which the expenditure of the town indigent account has of late years attained, the present Coun- cil have been seriously considering if some drastic measure cannot be adopted whereby the cost of the ma.intena.nce of our poor can be very materially reduced, if not done au ay with altogether Wdfhyfhdn and :r\ u:..... ol... .l..::._... .J LL- Ll UHIJUIE anus lllU- JIIIBIIUII UUlUll|3|:Hn The U. E. Loyalists were trained in the early Indian wars, and in the revolutionary struggles were expatriated to Canada, and were augmented by large numbers of mili- tary immigrants. The military spirit thus fostered was shown in the war of 1812, so glorious to Canada. The Colonel then traced the `history of the active militia and em- phasized the necessity of properly support- ing it and closed with an earnest and elo- quent appeal to Canadian patriotism t 4.... TUIKICIIUGO The Colonel s lecture is reported to have been a. most intetesbino` and instructive one, anal, was well worthy of a. non-professional augience. is VIII 1 -Is u. snow or accounts for I891. A On motion of Mr. Robertson; seconded` by Mr. Trace ordered-Thet the Reeve and Deputy-Reeve be a. committee to dene the duties of. the clerk, and report -at the next meeting of the council, and` also that they get ell papers, ' books, _by- lawa, etc. from the ex-clerk and deliver them over to the present clerk. of! Illnlnn l\` l'.. lV__L_..- ------ ` ` TlI\AI\4l.I\l9D The two races, English and French, were tra.c,ed from their origin and shown to have had military records of a., high order. The French-Cana.dia.n_s came from the "most mili- tary nation in Europe and were inured to war by a. long succession of wars with the Iroquois and the. English colonists. Thu l.tsI1o':nrn (union C-uo.n:v\A.-` :1-\ `kn `II \Jl.II\4I|'l Major Mason, iate of the 10th Royal Grena- diers; was chairman. -and introduced the gal- lant Col of the Simcoe Foresters to the audience. , - - n'n,111 M1 . - .1.-n Col. 0;Br1eh at the Canadian hinta-ryiIix- stituto. ' - , Last week Lt. Col. O'Brien delivereda lecture at the Canadian Military Institute.- Toronto, on the growth of the military spirit in Canada ' . Il,_',..I.-__,, `_L_,AI ,Il\AI 'I\ ,,,,II`I,,,, '(e$.t'.:5o6u3*G:l1i6:.`5"'I:if;tl;; Bed-Eidin soon; Welter ?,Qrnisby,., .Unele V Joslie s'. \ ifs; .Fre`d -,Freiemii_n',, Little Lord Fauntleroyi: Jamel Mo Kiun_o;1,.0ld Mother` Hubbard; Frank M McCarthy. Lilgtle Lord Fauntleroy; James Scott, Clown; Eyton Williams. Plasterer; ;Will -.Wilton, Elmvnle Dude; Robert B_riggs,Cruel Knife Bob; Lan- rence Hunt,Sailor;' Parson Jones, Pat Moran` Joseph Eclwa.r,ds,- Painter; Gordon heenau, Dough Pnncher; Miss Lily -Lower, Dndine, or Girlof the Period; Alf Shanacy, Sam Weller; A. Watt, Samson; Annie Jones, Mother Hubbard; J. CoYes,Jester; C. Robin- son, Seargeant; Archie Cameron. Little Red . Ridinghood; D Hinds, Bugler; J. Hender- son, Beggar Girl; Pat Mullhall, Plasterer; S Oliver, Swiss Girl; J. McIntosh, True Blue. Miss Mabel Ainley, Cupid. `Va nan.` laurullu nun I-luof nu nn nnnnuinn lllllco LVLISG JJLGIJUI Illlllcy, \JI.IIIl [We need hardly say that on ne occasion` has the rink exhibited a more brilliant ap pearance then it did last: Tuesday evening. The `selections by the Band were much enjoy- ed. The Band will` be at the rink again to- night. v`8ens`atlonal' Nonsenu. ..--i|- - _-;S - ' "5" -` Fatal` Accident. A social Problem. Gone Home. v Iunrmosu emnole building we aim: 1 the north sane ot '1heresa. street 1 Town of Burrie.4part of the estate of th Joweph Leslie. deceased. known as `Leslie Market Gen-den, will price on easy terms and in are aeparauely to suit purchasers. '1` to `Apply to ` ETD A"l|IJ\Y I. nnmviso F... uuu one-u vuu uuunuusol; guy Iouu 5151116. On motion of Mr Speirs. seconded by Mr. Rnbertson oz-dered-'1`hat_ Messrs. Trace and Graham be a. committee to ex-T pend thirty dollars if supplemented by twenty days works, for thavopening up of the 11th con. line opposite lots 3 and 4. nul- THAT most elikiblebuildylng are situate on _'1p_eg-eaa_. L-}treeAt _n the Vlhnin A0 l)....-.x.. ....-_s A MHS F. lnmuw is pl-"ousted totakel pupils for 1nstruotion,_ piano and organ. Ad- drvas 29 John St-.; `Bax-r1_e. - ` 1-13. "any, is R. RICHARDSON. of 'l`oronto,~G1-aduete or the Rent 0ul'ege of Dental Surgeons, Ont-.. and Honor Graduate of Toronto U waiver- , ogening a.Vuem.al 011106 in `Bothwelrs hlock. atria. and is pre nred toeppl the most modern aoienuo 9 In the pram: ce of his xroteagsion. _ _ \ 8-ly. 3' . J `vALuAn|.e auILngm: |.o]'sj `I-Q4-\--_ __., t I A The Tallow Tree. ` The tallow t-reeis a tree reaching forty feet in height, the seeds of whose owers are covered with something resembling tal- ; low,` which rises to the top when the seeds i are thrown into bo`1lingAwater, end, being , skimmed off and pressed, makes a hard ' cake of tallow, from which excellent candles are manufactured and which can be used in various selves and ointments. e The tree `producing this really valuable substenoe is a native bf China,'bu_t now isto be found ellialonz our southeast seacoast. i 7 . 1.- _:'1:c;l.e;z1'b1;c l;<`e-a;').,. I:_;i;>e.se, ans wered the farmer, considering. that 1 have to pay your fare as well as my own !-New Yolk Adver_tiaer. ` ` .Howvthe-Pass System. Works, A fa.rmer'occupied a seat in a rail:-oa cat with a lawyer. The conductor came; the farmer gave him his ticket, [which he had purchased athie station. The lawyer saw the farmer eye his card askauce. Don _t you nd tickets pretty cheap on this road? asked the lawyer. " ..r-I1 I II -The Average" Woman .1 How many who use the term average woman know what it implies? Physically it means that she weighs about 117 pounds, and that, if an American, she is somewhat taken by the French Academy relative to the average height of 1,107 Frenchwomen, without shoes, show it to be that much. Dr. Sergeant, from 1,835 observations, con- cludes that the American woman is nearly two inches taller than the average daughter of France ; and Dr. Galton, an Englishman, in 770 measurements, found that the we- men of Great British are the tallest of the three, they exceeding Miss Columbia. by fully half an inch; In the matter of weight, though, `American femininity is slightly ahead, though the gures are not given..- Chicago Times. ` \ l `mller than 5 feet 1 inch. 0bserva.tions How Do You lnonounce Them? Naiad-nay-yad. ' ` Naif (masculine)---nuh-eef. * Naive (femi'nine)-nah-eve. N aivete-nah-eve? Lay. Naively--nah-eve-ly. Nope. The a. is long. Nns-cent, not. nay-sent. Nas-ty. Broaden the a. Na.- ta.-to-ry. Na.t_irma.l - nash-un-al,i not nay-shun- l The first marking is tint. of a'll-t.he ort.haap- ists except; Webster, and his mode of.pro- nouncing the word is not even permitted in the later editions of his dictionary. Nationality--nash-mi-al-i-t-y. Nature-na.t,e-yer. Nausca-nuw-she-ah, not se-ah. Nauseous--new-shus. , Na.-vic-u-lar. Near-est, not ist. Necrologic-nek-ro-loj-ik. Necrology--ne-kro1-o- j y. T Nectarine--nec-tat-in. A G. P. should make only two syllables of microbe; accent the first and sound both the i and the on long. -Boston Globe. The Right Han in the Right P1800. We are pleased to learn that Mr. J. H. McPherson formerly of the Beeton World, has assumed control of the Windsor Review. Mr. McPherson is a clever journalist an in- cisive writer. and has a keen perception of the tness of things in Canadian journalism. Under his manugennent the Review cannot tailto be a power in the land and a credit to old Essex county. uuuul over to we present clerk. On mutton of Mr, Graham, seconded by Mr. Speirn ordered-That. the Reeve be instructed to draw on the treasurer. by- order of the clerk for onehundred dollar: to def:-ey running expenses in the one of Hugh vs. Flol. - Ponce court. Business has been dull at the Police Court since our last. report only two cases having been placed on the record. `I ,. VIII 1 1 It? II n q . ;Va.lker for being. drunk and disorderly was ned $1 and $4,20 costs or 21 days He paid the tine. f\,, I'I'I,,,_],,, l'I'II , Oh T;u1a.:,`Thomu Martin for vagrancy was ned 25c but not having a spare quarter he was sent; up for two months. I V Inspector Hodgson visited-the Collegiate Institute here last week spending a portion of two days in his inspection. He expressed his satisfaction with the condition of the institution, the work being done and with the `efficiency of the sta' His com- Egimentury allusions to thelate Principal Spot 11 the present Principal and the able mem- bers of his sta` were highly pleasing to the students who manifested their pleasure by 9. good 'Anglo.Ssxon cheer. puma; |]l IIIJU PlluUIPGlo The minutes were read by Mr. Kidd the s Secretary after which the program was gone through with. Mr J. Henderson was elect- ed 'crit.ic for the afternoon. The " Boys Glee Club gave a selection after which the debate "Resolved that Wellington was a `greater `General than Marlborough was well argued by Messrs Young and Caldwell for the af rmative and Messrs. McKee and Duff for the negative. The chairman decid- ed in favor of the airnatzive. ' 'A _,-'j ,,,1 1-.. VII Ill IIIVIIL III IIIIC E1115 II$UlVVo VA-good program has been arranged for Friday afternoon next, whena. full attend- ance of visitorsis requested. $nisinunryWr,' i 1 - The President. M_rwHay,Va's_.usual presid- ed over the meeting of the above held on Friday afternoon last. Before the meeting opened the Inspector, Mr Hodgson, address- ed the assembled school. His compliment- ary remarks in regard to the late principal Mr. Spotton, the present principal Mr. Hunter and the other teachers brought forth ringing cheers. Still louder. `cheers were elicited on his placing a holiday at the dis- posal of the principal. Thu sninnl-on morn roar] hu Mr I(;lll` thn F 0 R s A IN THE TOWN or BARRIE. moan emnow ouuatng we situate :1 the .'_ B_urrie.mart estate of H14: 1...- y so-gun uuu In are :9 suu;_purohasers.. BTRATHY av. ESTEN. - Vendor. Solicitors. nu-I vutn IIIIII On motion of Mr. Graham, seconded by Mr. Spain-5 ordered-That the account of Rowsell & Hutchison for assessment rolls, minute book etc., amounting to twelve dollars and sixty-three cents be paid and that the treasurer pay the same. on (If MI! .Qf\Cx;H nnnn-slant` `A-