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lTRATl'lY & ESTEN. WTEWART 8: BOYS.-Bu l'i8l 6l'I. Solicitors ` nf . nut-annn than-I lhnnvuuunnnuu urn ONEY To you: -3250 ooo at o ana'ag?er cent. J. '1`. sun UL, souonor. eto.. . [ONLY -A large amount of private funds to land on strengths loans at lowest rates. Ilnl`. A l2'l`IlV P PLER & MCCARTHY. Ul`-I81 `an nus-up v-_- -- o strui -h-t.loa.ns st'l3iv3ai ' MCCARTHY. P PLER ac MCCARTHY. R. FLRGUSUN. BAISHISTLR, SOLICI- `Pl 5.. n: 1.... An...-- nun 1.4. I-I. nf .1 nnnnnunrn to soncuora 0! Inc aupruxup uuun In an-r:' of Ontario. Pmctora, Notaries. you era, etc. 5191197 150140811. llnnlr HAIIPIA ` l"'1"'"'-`.' '- ~ - `"Gf.VILLl:R--DOMINION 1111. Bl Lsndsurvoyor. Hurieigbloo. I - . y Crwcgnvo ma. 0; A c. 1:. Bnwscx. A. 16; H. Onnewn Kl. A Int]; .W]lllI`i,'. `v`.Iuuu IQi* 7' .'yv,I;~.-,`::;:_n~g:ufa taikd thnn dhy for `w61 ho uI vogue,` yo didn't budge me a_ hair : breadth. air ; buyafter ye whz gone swpy I got 0 ' thinking how ya reached :_.han('T.`%.`over. the fenog nontched the nigh. on. the back till h laid down Inth thejpleasurec of it, _and I made upnmo mind that whiu I _r&lo60lop eIl' ivas'a"a9iap)le an that - wasn't. the `man to vote sghinqt him. MAN lJl`Ab'.l`UIlEBo `Money to Loan. "FINANCIAL. PllYSIt [ANS HOTELS. 01' FICIAL. nm'.N'r1a'rs. Ti7G_fi.- G. H. Earns, 49-ui '7, :13 35 um, 1. 1%, 65 ; ;}u'2o, Miner ;- ville, Pa., 12 ; May 10,` Roslyn, VV7..',`})_- 44;May. 14, Butte, Mon, .11,` Th, res have been unusually disastrous to life, viz. : January 21, Indianapolis 1 Surgical Institute, 19 ; February 7, Hate _ Royal, New York, 30 ; April 28, theatre, fhiladelphia, 12. Besides these `there were on March 21 _ an explosion at J -.-rdan, Mtcb., by which ten lives, were lost f June13, the explosion at the Mare Island` Navy Yard, which - killed thirteen, and June 15, the fall of the bridge over Licking River, by V which -thirty-two lives were sacriced. These are the principal disasters of the year thus far, and they involve an aggregate of 960 lives. `Adding to this total the sum of losses by minor accidents as re- ported to the Tribune we have the follow- ing sad and unusual record : By lire, 876; by drowning, 1,364; by explosions, 313 ; by falling structures of various kinds, 267 ; by mine disasters, 308; by wi d storms, 340: and by lightning, 1 0. Grand total, 3,588. The total loss. of life by these causes during the while of V last` year-and 1891 was one of the most distrnctive years on" record-was` 5,762, So it is evidefit that 1892 will far "surpass its predecessor. '~ DAILY IIAILB run Toronto....................... 'I`nInnnl4|. , _ _ . . ,, 'J.'Ul'Ul.|IJ--u........ To:-onuo............ VIVA-nnfn nn Al"! I &"0l.'DIBOa.-a&....... o - u - . . . - . . . . . _ oronto an ALL MAILB south { ' ' " lleatord Br.-sncn Railway anutio} ` `A Blmooe Railway at.. ....... ._ lleamru nrsnun runway and 1\ o; Railway ......... ._ Oollingwood and umlia. at. ..... ,, Grivenhurat Branch R `1 Crown lull. Dalston. 13.333 _lJQ_.|llllKWO0Il um I M11118. El-. . . . . . . . . . . Gravenhurat Railway at Crown lull. Dalston. hzcgar, Unsig- _hurot. @991 Hiunuale at. . . . . . . . . , ~ - . , -luidhurst (Mondays, Wednesdays & nridu-Y8) at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Grentcll (Tuesdays and Fridays) at, it nuriu uuu nuusuune an " NAILS EVERY DAY DUE l!'R()\I 'l'orontoa.t.... ............ .. * Toront.oa.t.... .................... Toronto at... . . . . . ........... ~` Torontont...................:f """ "a Railway mails from the s h L meatord Branch Railwaytgfu L0 r`t`}') I1 Slmcoe branch Railwav at, `rho l'nnt nul! 911892 nu noon allott- on -__L..__`_ 15... - ' Olce hours. 8 a.m. to 7.pm. (Bur? oopted), and for 20 minntes after the am{,:l' the Toronto night man on Saturday M ` Olliyo `In Money Orders issued and paid on. any money order o_1ce 1n the l)om?x?1;m Canada. Great Brltam and Ireland, Em. Indin. Newfoundlano, the Lqmed swish Africa. West Indies, Austrulmn Colonies A95 and olmou all foreign countries. and Sm Bsnkdepoelta reoeivdtrom $1.00, W00 {:6 tween the hours of 9a..m. and 4 pm` ' ` I -66;.-a CA1! Iozatvrnfltnldn-n ...\ ... - mealuru nnuwu 1_usuvI_ray anu norm: " '1 In Ranlway at. . . . . _ _ 5 Collingwood and U:-ulna. an. . .v . . . . . .. 5 35 F In uruvenhnrst. Branch Railway at....` 5 30 " '11 Hillsdale. Craiithurst. Dalston, ha. 8 D In n.r~a.ud Crown H1l1at....T . n._ wuvvcu -- u-vv.-.y v-- v ---- .....-4 1 `Lu. Letters for registrayion must be 'p0| minutes before the closing of each man. `I1--Lanna` an Intfnua Inn 0|... I 1..-. ,- roguuw on Iuhusns 101` me uommion and -United States 8 cents per ounce, and for (J; `Britain and Ireland 5 oents per halt oum,e_ giatration fee 6 cents. It_.II 11-55.-..` 5-1.-.. 0-..... .L, Mail Mutter` from the street letw boxesdaily (Sundays excepted) at 8 OW a.m. and}: and 8o cAock p.m, ` `L Post Office, Barrie. June 28th 1591, ,5-11 J. EDWARDS Postmme, yP1ANonmm: TUNER AGTIOI AND TONE REGULATOR. SA'l`lSFAC'l`loN GITABANTEED. In thnnkingthe public of Barrie and viclnlti for the liberal pun-onage bestowed upon mm In theputheg: to state that he has at con ddorable expense increased his baking twill `ties and is nowprepared to do a larger business thnn mm:-_ Also Pianos that have been in use always on hand for sale. IIIIIMINIIIH BAKERY! Since Jnnueryl thereihave been four dietructive wind storms, killing nearly 200 "persons, viz: April 1,- Missouri and: Kansas, 75; May 16, Tex!-I. 15`; `May 27, Wellington , Ken., 54 ;June 16, Southern. Minnesota, 50.` In the some period there have been four greet oods, viz. : April 11, Tonnbigbee River, 250 ; May 18, Sioux city, Iowa, 36; May 20, Lower Miaeiuippi, 36; June 5, tire and flood, 011 Greek, Pa.., 196. There ago have been four mining diuIterI,- viz ,: Jenner ., 1- an nu ` -I AA ne LEADS THE VAN. F`. J . IBIFIOVVIVI `mm In the various styles and quality the bee -Dol1veI'od in all mm or the town Elazxcr-I A"1_\`.: Ei MADE P10-mo PARTIES EOCIALS &: wlmnnic supplied at short notice and on xfeasonable IQFIIIE 3Do.o1ilt tnreT:F ` V" '9'1`"' oral to1`n?ot .Ponay" Ia ?:$8n?r%9:mb1e :3! two um! thto`oyoun.- Prominent oblyect 3 _9wo lltouunnnoa-., 000,000 gld in c a1ms.ment : he VOWGSC C0113 vex . "onusolp qvery tliree e0f3- " less than per oent;-on -tha lite P lnon`.`5I.:,,:1' P .::t9~"`:?"`a`.*:`:.n`o:ws;y 1 0% Janna .`dv.nmgesww 3;. IClhI!`lu..AhnnmhlAm'd I-mm nearly 85-- |"""@.: .'a35'Di day. "g" ISTABLISEID IN 1847. 11181.0" `ESTABLISHED COMPANY W based qt solid foundation or eooylomlg 8 out and sound business Pnaim . features: Forty veI'i611' to1`m`nf"Pn`Hnv nn:;::l.:8n.eflc`>rfeitable,`?_. Hojrh `zuumb-adv -I-`A1 What a-Few Votes may no. _ In his lately-published " Appeal to the Oanadianlnstitute on the rectilicat1on`of parliament. Mr; Sanford Fleming points out a remarkable` fact in connection with the last general provincial election in Quebec which was alluded. to in the Citizen at the time.` It is that the alter- ation of afew votes might have totally changed the result of the contest. Thus the polling of March 8_th,`l892, resulted as follows in the composition ofthe legis-` lature -:- Conservetive members 54. Liberals . V 17. EGROSSLANWS ' 90 DUNLOP STREET. on3fdrtabTe_ rooms and 6 buihner. msn ovstins ALWAYS In sum. Soups, Entrees, Jellies, etc. ID3d to olfdor on the shortest notice. ns'rmA'rnsA mu muons ox .m~ucmo.\'. E LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY --.- ..-_--- "- ----u v- \4|-I./ll nuu pogtage on letters for the Dominion `and 1}` [Jn_ite_d suns cergte I,>r.0unce. (mi, Olce` ummdl- nnd for 20 minnmn uh... Inannmcmed fresh every day. Ask your Irooortor them And you will use no other. liinlvanln-no Aw. I . .'..`,`," Messrs Heintzmsn 8: Co. 51 Elizabeth St. 117 K1ngst_.. W.. Toronto. Barrie. 9'I-t.f The musicelsrrengenients ought to `be superior to what can be found elsewhere, and the -best ~pr'e!eohers in the diocese should be heard from its pulpit. The teeching of music, and especially of sing- ing, hns become` much more _ popular among the English-speaking races than it used to be. Comperetively few: children are sllowed to grow `up; without` some} instruction in singing and". oonlequentlj there is c rnuclr greater demand `for good? music th;e!nithe`re'_`us_;ed" to ? It would be c discredit to than responsible for the` religious education of-the people if all the good music `of the country were to be found in I0n1I=.;!iI!1b1i6-.' at the opera. or -ct cone"erts,=ead none. ofzit.` were dediw '.`.",.dL"f `thk.`2*!9`.; f9f,L iwiialitrf - .G.o:~'i r Pariah. causing; 'ssufev;nwti, ixi%13:naIA.sa.. ' -mom :.-bl We iI?=wW:=th-`T -now V . . . 5 7 . -IAN. l'.':>;:= '5": . 3' 2.1 ! nod 14-` >1 =. ~.- ."* ~IIDymnn;.unon,. . 9noPm1cT0P- NEW PI ANOS 3oAnnmE"Hous:-: ! ll DIM. JJBIHLUD. ILCE W hurls and an.` id ht-n-at llllnndnvn \R/ an. Lul.I|.|ITl an In The Repairing of Pianos 9. Specialty. .____ 1-- I Bl'Il'\l\IlQ RESTAURANT -A1~:n-- OF ENGLAND- F. BROO"|_(, -c.ACCt\-xi`-I4. Blscuns '.",`!' ~...'.HlY.- .~.; W 4 t t"_-`ix .' "I5I: 1wd"';i7 ~` J: 11 .':J1.'u |"..uii.?x:..;".': l_lbo fqnnd hand with {Jinn ." - BREAD Illrllllo FREDERICK J BROWN July 21, --.. _. ...,.-..-..-- F. Bgook :.._L,.L n. 10 57: `u'U_U.UII_:IIlI!l` -uuv - ~vv -tuvvluv `UIIU lllUII' : W Jookod .for.; In: .cIt.hodrIl4!., which) .5: thus: come to`bo`lodk6d=1pon:s'a: "`0OC_l'_OI ~'_f'ro':_n"= = I which there` * - I 4.- -I..--5- LL; -nnnzn-l u.-Q-nnnngng-.4- oatcd 1.3 DUI. I Independent; \ 2. An examination of all" the majorities shows that it Vvvould` have been possible for 804 electors distributed over tn enty constituenoie's. reversing their votes, to have madethe return as `f.:llow'a :- Liberals ' 37. ' Conservatives 0 34. Independents` 2 If in 32 constituencies 2,000 Conserva- tive electors. had changed their votes, the returns would have stood as" follows :--' Liberals 49. Conservatives 22. Independents ' l 2. On such, slight contingencies; says Mr. Fleming, as theivohange of a few votes under this system the government of a province has been completely re- volutionized. ' l V_8ow llnilo ll in tlio ' uL..L-A _..n... """"T- `i:?a'.")J: 2:`--I-`M1:5-77.37`;-":"" to elevate the mums! 5 2_I.l'.l'.Inaomon.tI at `chhm-chem withimthoia. liInito.= Moreover, 3? tgomi-n9 =*..f"** .{`*'.*'*`. [P{9.iP? 9` $59 . Ltrht ago: W 43 .AP'lAlJaI.NG nncoizn. ights and to I ,. ..\ `wggen there is 3 Ehilpportou; whilst, in 'w,~IF Ulll l0Il'0Uly it m_'uuionl composers i`iill""Ii)ear. A V ' Thosoocanal. _ Although to the hh6l:td the cons tr-`otor-{,h9vjn9 t mui. $11.49!! 91:0`!- _ipe;' 915 the " jvroxk eiiis: n owl. `a *?*nP9{!i.` I -titlizitv` -3303 that substantial headway liasgbeen; sand`. that the workii being pint-Q through with I all possible speed, _It was not until this spring that the width and length -of the lock were nally: decidedqupon. The amendments to the dimensions and the characterot the material were such an to greatly "improve the work, and to. `as- sure that the look when completed will be equal to anything of, the kind in the world. A great deal of the work been `done which the ordinary observer would not notice. `Putting in fouuda-' tions and securing the material does v not make much ofga show. but-itis very` sub- stantial procress. f At present the con tractors have relays` of `men working` night and day; and `there is reason to `be - lieve that the utmost expedition : is not being displayed. Every means that engineering rkill andmoney will `provide is-b-em: mod to null: the work forward. A `Even at. this rate building` 5 `1 i3 3 comparatively slow undertaking, 5:01 1'5 must be done carefully, but at present there is no `foundation for the complaint of delay. i Where the Apostles are Buried. All that now remains of the Apostles of Christ` are in the following places: Seven are sleeping. the sleep: of the . just in Rome. viz : Peter, Philip, James the Less, Jude, Bartholomew, Matthias and Simun._ The remains of three lie in the kingdom of N aples-Ma_tthew at Salerno. Andrew at Amal and Thomas at Ortona. One, James the Greater, was buried in Spain. at St. 'Jago de Compostella. Of the exact whereabouts of St. John the Evangelist there is much dispute. Mark and Luke are buried in Italy, the former at Venice and the latter at Padua. St. Paul's remains are also believed to be inltaly. Peter is buried" in Rome, in the church which bears his name ; so, too, are `Simon and Jude. James the Lesser is buried in the Church of the Holy _ Apostles. Bartholomew in the church on that Island in the Tiber which bears his name. The Legends of the Apostles " places the remains of Matthias under the altar of the renowned` Basilica. nn1-- =I!9r9.i!..!.; emrms:-2 !.'~.-:i~tj."`:.`b:; nioizi-`is ti-H6`-`o `asap ;t1,i.%-1;gi.t. `fihvolvu wlnt Jtoutly porfeot hatxadfz-at thon~.tlM,.huto God, ; * hill|I":I'!I.In! ,llliiS|ll.1l;A19FXI!oZl!|"2:.;.Qli - ' igvaah V` '~'Ihnb l_I:ga<%hoti3iurv3`-'qduti ` {|;*~ .11..`- 4 = :.. an -9-,;._:i ;_L;s'or=:'u'o' The Decadence or -- chawing. A The tobacco chewing habit is going out of fashion, said Dr. W. C. Nor- wood at the Southern. VTwenty-ve years ago nearly every man ` ehawed, and the boy who could not hold his din ner and a ` quid at one and the `same time was voted a milksop by his fellows. Now not one man in- three chews tobacco,- and the `boys do not take kindly` to the habit. 2 _ Fine cut has gone almost com- pletely out" of fashion, and the ` plug is slowly following suit. But smoking is on the increase, a habit more cleanly but innitely more serious than chewing. Excessive smoking sometimes abcts a man very much like excessive drinking. Two of the worst cases of delirium tre- mens I ever treated were brought on by `excessive smoking. j ; :'1:uo-sepinpm.o`:onmv_,cua j mm wichsf _ : ewiiift? !55';, vttini % Wilt; -10I4I;S.r32; ;ll|IIU 1:*diIIl`l0|ll: i -.n`r iA'h~.b-#6? % ' % 3! ,ih.tho urvioo Band :of.:_.: I kill them. History. 2 _p rgnzonrean R F Msnkiud7ure subject and A them with a loving tenderng till 7 have exisld in all ages. but p erha"pi "our ` own age is the most prolic. The eects of these erases are _as varied as the crszes themselves. Some have been attended by loss of fortune, ruin and suicide to many who participated in them, such as the South Sea Bubble craze, A the Tulip` arm and the like. A few years ago o the: whole country from North of the Lakes to- the Gulf of Mexico, was in the throes of the pedestrian craze. In every city, town and village, athletes were tramping round and round the saw dust circle, while thousands of spectators applauded the weary exhibition. Then we had the hoop` skirt and big bustle Cfazi among the we- men, when it was unsafe to leave-either night robe or other article. of dress, a or your daily newspaper lest it should be seized and utilized to destroy the beauty of the natural form. In due time was ushered in the roller skating craze, which ._s,_'eeted_both men and women, but it has inppjly gone, though leaving in its trail a 10% Of broken bonesand nuni?`_"' .ih' evils. N ow we have upon` us the "bio; cle craze. which bids fair to become a `chronic disease, and the bicycle makers are fast "becoming millionaires. l 'Awuorr1st.. .. Mr. Wilppnajrrrett, whotitenjoying an ` extraordinary. auooeuful tour in the Eugliah pr`ovi_noe's', wua `recently inter- viewed _i'n Abeijden, Eng`la"nd.V "D'ur_ing .v'rith'out fo'onI6,=2to. Tth_o~geut1omun * to your stay at Leeds you. were very quocesn-_ . 'fulA?', Perhtaps; but that? la'rg'e!y' ' due to Q10; le;'a_y'. _ "Whatido ygu m6_un?" ` ;When. 1 rlttbpened the : theatre I . met .h;`d'~",f `.59. 1."8'-..5a'.:";`5 " 138` V Vdibcusiion. _ `Certain plligba were givn7 on `bot_h` sides. L `.`Wora' they" . kepb,= r ,B:'m-'et't 2} ; `ft t,1;in`k>;o;~~ In ; rlati "q` { *th'a't:I ti-uoIt:_I._m',s'y f B6 'a'1lund.' 'tb_' any, ' ivnaoiza;-lI`ain,bbu_%-fco _:.`_1|;uae;'j `t1|1 s't,;obAl_y" ' IthiJQl1riII.I!I_ I.-r0ooiYod- 3 - mujuiobnt =Ta.uo,-to W- uII,o"I.I_ :.BII."Iz0|"-.17.. -in teniombraqco `,qf ton1"ui:n_t`-nI.!:-' yo;-k int if : Iprodniafog x 1;: l):I:_:altAe,t3`95.-"'.' V; ' v j '35. ---.- r`-`- -;n it was % t.hisAi_x1`Iori;;v.,i.x_>Vn__; ,`li.`g9.m_ t.he._ Biphqp, of" Wi wagdck; `we gaye her Catos. What shown; Ch1Id,uhe cried for Cagqoria. When Iho bedme Mini, the clung to Cum-In. when ihtdbhudnmlhegantmz Cato:-In. THE NORTHERN ADV ;For'F_hroat: and7Lungs~. t 'fI`-liave~l.5e'n, ill-for H6riorrl'in.geflabout. fire. years; ' have- had the: best V, FIVO Years. advice; . "9I1.dII 1he:rSt._ "` dose in some ,doubt~, -This ,_re_su1t- ed in a few hourseasy sleep} There ` ` was no further hemorrhage till next day, when I had a .slight attack ` ` which stopped: almost . immediate- ly. By the third day all trace of blood had disappeared -and Ihad ` recovered much strength.~ The. . fourth day I sat up in bed and ate ` `. my dinner,` the is , two months. Since thatti_me',I have gradually gotten better and " am now_ able to move about the house. My death was daily ex- pected and my recovery has been " a great-surprise to my- friends and the doctor. There can . beno doubt ` about the e'ect of German Syrup, as I had and attack just previous to ` "its use. The onlyvrelief was after " the rst dose. ,_I.R. LOUGHHEAD, Adelaide Australia. 49. first solid food` for 9 AUT I` on :1 MYRTLE NAVY ! N BRONZE BETTE BS. mum - OTHER - GENUINE. The base ball and lacrosse craze has a moat legiope effect on the mental frame- imrk of vast numbers 0! 39th sexes yd A sum or eminent American. 1 lly5l0'lIl1B uviu Surzeone have opened an olce for med1ca.l;apd surgloe.lettendcnce nt_No. 2303 St. Catherme Street, Montreal; The! Elva free service to all who call upon them before Auuzust let. 1892.` and frankly tell you if your one is curable -or not. All incurable cases are rejected. 8 cial attention is paidtoevery Invallde ivlng nntnin nf Mnntrnnl, Ithnnltl add:-min their attenuon 13 mm to every case. tnvuuua uvmg outside - of Montreal. 311 um address their lettera to Mr. J OBN MU AY. Mona`ger..and inoloao two 3 cont Stamps for sym ptom blank and question shoots. 14-39.1 -nmnnns 41,1. nuns or AUCTION suits. 33$, WEI concur; E1161} 0` -. their ssles.in;hip hands,` nII l".I!__\1--0 .'1....; 6.. $7-C-Ina-C -an-gnu: _(')?iii;.`-E--Nari: ('looi'f1:`oTJ ',G`al bra.ith .s . neu-Ll} ` -oppbsite th Queen's.and` _ in Hotels. am_.ndeMo;- as H` Orders left at tlie Abviiwon office will be ' ` G. R. FORD. ~ nus:=nw%nmL:Ax0cnnueen=I I`-"A`RM LsI'ro`c K` sALE?s Ana :1 ty; ind losiintan ' to`-hhvo -e'1'3.`i';'g.1e.i'.`ci'1.`*"`..`.`.a..L"`"`' V"`" `A '*.':.*.a'1;e....*?'"*'"..;.;..A%;.%:*"..;; ..*.e';'r***:;,**' , V , ` h _ , . Jo me. excellent tin-mujunt outside the 11:13 ` ' trnttrannv '-_ THE AMEB|'_C:I_\_iN Do_c;To_as itorii of vast W1 | it is feared more accommodation for thel mentally unbalanced will have to be pro-V vided. The red necktie crate dldn`t reach this locality but the men on the other side had it bad and they have recovered jult in time to enjoy hearty laughing at the suspender craze of the gentle sex which they arenow nursing with such Itrong affection. What will be the next it is impossible to say as the phychico- physical laws governing the rise and i fall of crazes and fade is not very clearly understood. .It is fortunate, however, by the law of compensation that people Ioonlove their fade and crazes to death. What a mircy for the world ! for which let gensible people give thanks. A staff 6: gntnenc Amx-loan Phyaioin.na'and lnvonna-LI-Ln hnrrn nnonn an nlnn fnr T.'& B. (29 Yearsjractice in` Ernp andA2urz'ca.)7 F*5-Zjrd r 56-: RP; vvn.--.- Eili-I FLUG OF THE wuauuguuv vulnuuv IOLIC llllin `nnwsoxaz oRIns*vv1cxE.'_ IS" MARKED THEIR sinvacss The Electricity Habit. A death certicate was tiled lately in the oice of the New York Board of Health which is probably the strangest document of its kind ever known. It set forth, over the signature of Dr. M. A. Dale, that Arthur J. Yeo, had died from tastingelectricity. The case, `as related by Dr._ Dale. is one of_ the most `remark-. able that has ever come under the eye of medical science, and shows that Yeo succeeded in inventing a new and unique form of dissipation which the sequel proves to have been equally "as dangerous as the morphine or cocaine habit. Yeo, who was 27, and an electrician, came from England. For a year or more he had been` making odd experiments on: himself with electricity. His method was. to use a battery with hand wires and an instrument which he could insert between his teeth. At `first he` used the tester rarely. Lately. however, he had used it exclusively, abandoning the hand wires. Daily the instrument was placed in his mouth, and with the tip of his tongue attached he put on the battery. Constant use of this queer and novelform of taking electric shocks acted upon his system much as morphine and other" similar poisons. . As the morphine end requires bigger" doses, so it was with Yeo. a With each time he used the current it became necessary to make it stronger. At length the electric strain so told upon his system that it induced nervous speplexy and nally death. So Dr. Dale certied. Yeo literally tasted electricity unto death. ' - A aA|_- . FREE. 1-1 . AND svnvnrons. soles ntsasnmed. parrot a 1`: LYON. PR1 sold A. Oony;'r%a.no_ln_a;ln all 1': branches 1-lice Lice` leaned. OIoe-ltoas .l)uInnp;8n'aet.`Barrl ' on Real Estate at VAT]! FUN 08 TO L0 lowest. ra es. Farmers Collections made in any Real-h ota--o- bought - and . ar- Block. 0. I6 I; $70,000 E9}..{Xs`?3s`2?.#e%:r. ..._nn.rm:. Nonrinoipalmono_y rgqggg _!_ gn- db. 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BDHUHUK .su,dlo,at.ure (Data Uonveyun Ross Black. Barrie. '07.- I ___,___ A IN LENNOX AULT, KERR a.,Wmen'r. Bar- risters, solid ore of the Supreme Court. rrucporu. notgriea. Oonveynnoeu ow. Money to loan. 0mcep- jmd`a.b1ock. opposite N. at N. W.- Ry station; Bame. ana Binghanrs Block. Bradttrd. HAUGHTON LENNY x. Wumxa-rox AU!/r. JOHN It. Kama. '1'. u. A. Wmerrr. DICKINSON as Mwwuvr, BARRIBTERS `Noiarieo Public. Solioltore at-Supreme Uourt. et.o., Burma. Ont. 0111093 in Bank of Toronto Block, No. 3. Owen street. branch 011106. Elmvsle, mcKoggie s Block. .... _- n-..----.....-. n [p 1` ,,,,_,`,I.,,.. MT c.;.R'r_aY, PEPLER 85 McCAh'l`HY.. Barristers, Soliduors, Lonvoyancera. em. D AL'ros Mc )AB l`HY, Q.U. J. A. MCCARTHY. F. 11.". P. : Erma, Q u.. 13'. nounsmr, Burns. MCCARTHY. Pnpmm, mo ARTHY 8c DUNCAN, ` ' Aluawn and Lreemore. _____ L .It_.r~n..._.---u QJILBIIVI-I GIL!-A \.nU\ana.nv- V. ` McCAR1mz. Evns. PEPLEB 8c MCCARTHY, . .I'i"l)t T. SPKOUL. Barrister. Solicitor, Not sry. 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Arliltrntion, V Great Britain and the United Ststes have now completed the appointment `of; their representatives es arbitrators, agents and counsel in the Behring Sea. arbitrat- tion case. The appointees are as followsx '\ GREAT BRITAIN. A Arbitrators. . . . . . { ;;r,;"';:;5mp_0n_ Agent . . . . . . . . _.. .Hon. 0. H. Tapper. - Sir Richard Webster, Counsel . . . . . . . . . Mr. 0. Robinson, Hon. W. B. Cross. UNITED STATES. mm-tor--.3:%,:::3::.J;:::sF1;::?:;;u Agent . . . . . . . .Ex-Minister JohniFoster... Ex-Minister Phelps. ` Counsel. . . . . Mr, J Amos 8 Carter," V J udge H. Blodgett." The recognized ability notonly of the arbitrators, but of the sgents end counsel who have been selected on both sides, leeveno room for doubt -`but that-.tl_1e one will be ably representeii, The foreign Governi:j:'e`nt,I."!I,1..`i. i.9"" 4.'A? .`!t;;`.`~ .; srbitrston have not getssnnounolod names-of their sppointeebt tinguished jurists uig1.i3@3niiIy`b3 ialdt,-` .5. s _ f. . ARRIE`. 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AnNALf.fn.-" ii, oTM'..omce in Both- . ~ won : Block, zulanmue. On sue premises as: nighu. . ' 4:-ly R8; RUSS-. 85 .ARTn UR. Phyaicisna; Bur` L,`n-.-u. ;- . London. J._ 1:. Arthur. M. 11.. ',m- romo Umvrsuy; L.` U. P; and .'.~ .'.Lunt. Ummes and man! residences, Brown : mock. Dunlap , street. Borne. Clanuuhon... 77 - surrw. Barrio. lat Oct.. 1385. 1 can u-Ill. Illlllce, brown! ) '1 ewyhone, 77. Du.` _ M.` 1ucn4_nuso1s'. aha` hoyal L01 1 001 nun Bantu... l)......._A- 9; "` Juno nanvv-, gr-oonvu Wm Loam-, Q. 0. A- E.` H. IIIIUVQ IDIIII vuavg aunv.-.-ya .-r nu --vw--. Joan D1cK1NsoN,B. A; D. F. MACWATT. 1- ovnv-nvv. .a----um H. n. .S'ru.A'rng, Q. C. ' dumv, nmwson 85':-Cll1t%8W'ICKll(:;ml13r%R ' it . t 11 tonne ` o gdlrnff gl(:ln(::.a1'i`( ). Proco tzara. `Notaries. v_ `were ng_nig|t.ma. . "Well; ;I_ir,*-" said I1 and things stud by 190 ;_j;ni|z` pn`-*: 5-11.5.1 LI.-:3 afnu `nu B-1. `Inn-`hi-' -nun -nun. :0oIo66I- fiihoiuht M