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"f-'3'k ' 73f)Za}j1itil`T the Mdnth: bf December. T-_- them, `June yen/`ivant for Sweetheart; or VWife, Mother. Father, -Sister. Brother, kc.-,iu all the latent deaizzna in China, Doulton, Devon, Japanese,` Gian. and; Granite Goods, Dmnor, ` ...a : :1 .-~h-ru 1~..r}~f-2 ..T. Fshgy Goodte. a.llnew1ae;d charmjn g. J nut imported . j :1. ". . 1-.` And which wewlll sell Retail at close Wholesale % ; ~ A % Prices. TiL% %E=A.% E E D Y- ______ _____ _____,`___.-. gs-V, uuvul larva VIIIIIIIGIIS , \ f.!'omo|so e o wnm and Grey cottons at Mill Prlees. 'Fla_Ino|ottos In eholee patterns and colors. Flilnnels, the cheapeetln the market. ';l'a_b|eel;.lnens, Towels and Towelllngs very Low `Odd lengths in Qhoice Goods, very cheap, in a. great variety of ma- terials. Must becleared out. %,,_ `Posltlvol;y %no rec;!uctlo%n made by buying a '?!9-{`% 33' CIIUVE f "3-v-It -_$uI,_-ij, I THU Tif XIIX I $"$IIIII6` `U. ' h ` ' l`n`prle._ 7 am": Goods at regular clearing out prices. Fraser, Clark 81 Co. AiI`*\vb6I% Hose, Luna. size, from |5c. 'chlldren s ' `anus IE- Opened this Week . . 4000 ms. wune 001100 A Great Bargain i to ca.sh.;7In order to do so We Wi11%iV9 Great%Bargaiusin All Departments! Akhavicomrrienced Our An- STOCK'_TAKIN SALE, so as W r Vvgtve fbuhu free 58 `pr->iica;iw<)*h.h Dnurrs Issinn payable in `all parts` of onnda, Great Bmuin, tlA1oov Un`ited__St_a_1_:.o;I.j ofrlmerioa, and eliewhbrb. 5 ` "` 1 `J -.;Au 7 %Epa1`ess7 Variety. ns `II-An. V:-'n`; `b3AI:nL 3'... ........ .. 3.- .I-__`_t:s1 --- - -_-- C-C-1-CAI ! . uuu .-xv. :_`1;L; POPULAR e.a.sH STORE, REMNANTS! REMNANTS 2 USEFL PRESENTS- PRESENTS; PRESENTS. 4000 W18. FACTORY BUTTON coma AND sacune A BARGAIN. Shipped to us direct from the Mill, * Q` 3.15!!! ,c3Iinted. 'ros'rAn'r ma YEAR wrru. l..,. At.. :1 IN . T63 tnonal lootin Inn 1 . ----:--u-- '.. ', 7 ` . M 4 7 _ _ I - ..|: ` Bt;RRIE BRA-NEH. V g` ` . -o. Av I Mes -:- BAN K Du II " preli: Volvo and h other - close aha d - were gnd aggel the 11 _ to ga miscc of C31 stable who _ . havin [)!`OC Q I I\ IIVUI . ()n' b]i `thesl conte also scare only- Iiavi `lhes donh Th Liem Smnl .1heir `as so EQVS his w lafch into ` Wrist requ press WP Y-ff vs The `Sm 1 L boun }.}{{q Al } llia the ( the U1-H tuvq W')JH; .9 C381,} ran DOIINION cAnmn*r AT ronowro u`nn' lhn" drn .. ..T..,. on; an . that I iew his`. $l()_ the .3. dep ;..PiU -thei haw `I i gig Q _u_c den V0! mis a. `A "``u to W+ebi9Fn "*4 thwwwmw a.4.n.Io.n'. '.into~ "bott`o"`ii ind; fblitnon WW`; neighbors ubonid hr. iuutrucfifil to than Griu .-hv -so .92n=isa911: .t9|.kin1_.g>gat, g nnre.ei9:ga;z4rgag `yiggepg _.' gho duly aegqi qt thg Z ` A lis`fo ; ., tio. The I":-e:nii`e1'-'|'s'"y5"`|""t11'6y could obtuned unreqtgiogec trade but upb . .,....... .w...,q...... town which I91, 959 msixeg 99ym- moint wi1l"n`V've1*'iYvo5 '7" 5365 bpb 306910` or tIIiI?{oonIl`tq"hil.i a i,I'Qjl,Hbl'o`v`taagfgp ' Govo_l,nlll.&9UI'lii|3V n__'v...v;_:...:.< ..x.'`_. .11. ._ '..J_ . _.. :----v' : wunv vv--wg vs cu--nvvvg vs-v - vlnoo at Ontario. Ggnsdn. ovgry 'l_`h_ ; da1m0rn!hz.`by`-"- "s . IAIIIJEL .WE8I.nY. rnomunron. D? _; `> .r--- -.-v---' -~---v-..-.----vv-.-`---g,'7. ..?_'j) ..t..__ -Interest. ac;(i;;i_ tovFt-i1Va";');i'11cipal twice II Qk Ihnsnn u . T5`-vi-i3r! $.=8n1e=@?vt~%oo1%nv94;esE' i ?Advatib`a" ma`de" db `Fanen Sales I It I WKII I I'I'&,I_"I'I~` 4:8 ' " Nwigicpor. Published tram the Oloe. Dunlap Street Barrio. in the County of Simone. the Pro- AZQL `J l'\_L-_.l- l\__- J- -__-_._ IL___. `HE NORTHERN -AD\_I;5A_l'3lG:E`,~4E A- n In.-- An-h_..~.._ m4._.._.__-.. I-I. I-I. MORBIAS, " nigxuann. $1 and 4qpqa._:d; 1'1 Inuaroic`. `allowed. P di`g3! ` '-"~'A"5";";'F.' '"' "v f~-~" 55"? 9979 H8! t."I..`~. , . ?99'3.9992!, >...%1>Lrs2iir`*.*~i.-e;.3!s~ie;Iw9l, L`:-.= 4*. .!*;'ap5`!:;i- ?l!9r92rs.n9t99 he -I299-fa-ad. :9`-;`:'9.`..h> 9': v` =2!-Jaws 991.: nvi!lipn%Air`os...% .|>h;t,by~ the `.`.iri much -~!mtd_umongs,ao-._ ` 'p`,o9n|o.." IQ.;'tha.t..=piuohing:poyty.-shill; not gain by the uido of .unnunt9pI5; ;;..., _ ' ,._4-r ` auvusc-u nuuuu J,..~+-.`. `ment :i'aenei-maa 1'. n ' _ owner oousrnuris nsrtozqsn rnos`-, ' V rutrnn : The paper by: Mr . Flower the J;n.j.:y mans,` discussing the question. Are we 3' prosperoiI's"r$eople'l has Been W`..', P.i.$.` "3'.`.`..`."~""`_`f'-'."V`-"5. .`lP.?.l ' `.5 theUnited States and-:the Dominion. -A In nojcquntry in the -w9.rld,,in this or any other age, has wealth beenieapesd up. or more colossal fortunes `made as has been done in the United States during the last two decades. If the prosperity of a ;coun`t ry7 in to `be. measured by suchan inuxof wealth, then the_ United States in em- phatically a prosperous oountry. " Mr. Flower, however, dispels this idea -by` `showing from pnblie records and. other sourcesof information, that while wealth has been owing into the Unitedtstes in unexampled abundance, it has fallen into the possession of s;few`,'a while" the masses h_av_ehad but avery small share of it; ' Mr. `Flower in commencing his interest- ing paper, says :-"Essayiste and politi- cians are continually descanting upon the marvellous prosperity of our nation, while comparatively few . seem to imagine it necessary to consider `what elements are essential to the real prosperity of a people. The accumulation of great wealth: within. a country's, borders does not necessarily indicate that a nation is~ prosperous; indeed, this is-a vital point which apolo- gists for present conditions ignore, though no fact is more incontrovertible. For] example. if all the wealth ofithe United States was controlled by live men, while over sixty million people were practically vassals or slaves, it could not_be said that ours was a `prosperous people in The true sense of the term. And it is equally true, that if conditions are such that each suc- ceeding year drives millions of our coun- trymen nearer the dark sea of `want and de- spair, even though a few "hundreds or thousands of individuals become vastly wealt.hier,_we are not ins prosperous con- dition." _. ` ' In discussing this most interesting and important topic, M1-._Flower deals with facts both in" urban and country life. He shows thatin New York a single dozen individuals possess over $800,000 000, while no city_ in the world, not even London, can show worse poverty and misery. The evictions in that city last yearwere `five times morethan the evic-V tionslin all Ireland. ` 9 V _ V ` t ' In country ,,l\ife.__Mr.` Flower shows that mortgage indebtedness is- increasing with fearful rsxiidityi both on " i`e'a_lty_,and;. dn,_ chattels; The -number of mortgages on l'_liinois, Ma.."ggn:$;" - Nel:gs'Qpka jn'-0;. was '1i,l96,071,iamounting to the almost inconceivable sum of 81,174 732,27t_1.5,; Toe net increase in" Nebraskh'a;lovriej:: year amounted to the larg"e sum of C18.000,000. 0- . L -NV --:'-'. ,- Aversges; bank deposits and the mu1.ft titudes `of statistics which politicians sre accustomed to use, to sustain theories or bolster up party policies, are often decep- tive, and while they` may be made to tell important truths, they `may be made to lie it worse than anything else. except historical and political facts- The writei dun . e illad-fgiieture of poverty sndfient, woe mil misery an the result of the evil conditions thet exist and wLhiol_i`_ e_how; that, notwithutuiding the of wealth, its mieqnsl dietrilautiog in such an to forbid ceiling the country; vrvsvvrm I Trhe; .pw.er.1is wou_ weigh. the `maid! may or geseesuign :95`, Pill!-`"1` TiI""6I6L8i5 ""`li`!`* `i'il5"'.t*5'; Wisi 9* 3fIiitibIil53i ;I5;L35>"i `6i`t6i.r%LN3fI9 svniaisr.` . 2 ` .. 1,;-.`-1. ;i.- '` ....:.`.:.`..~ .4 4. .l"'!:.Jl2'.- eoinloi-_tele emi qb`1e t`)i_1t""e meme:-ve 3;; . 1..:,i:<:.=':l1a'i1.<;f`.i_. , .`,r,.1```',1 -..' [ . 9 - 2 raw, .9! { J 81; hxfih nnnnn nun-an Inn -s:---I `A -I-' - -I-`ga sihole'q1estibn will `be 'arg'ned"b3'vA counsel on `both sides in the :fac'`6f my _I;vhole,*peo;jlg _ pt Canada, and- _you' will behable to `see in the next ten "da_ys_,the arguments that are presented on both osgildesoand you yvill be able to mess- ue thevvalne-and weiht whicho_ught to attach to them and eventually you trill be. satised, yhoatever impulses excite one class of people of another, that we have simply eoee on,-.gusy;5y the law, whether it agreel without own religious inclina-. ttions or is against.them.:o If this means anything it means that there will be no separate` school system _ forced _ on the people of Manitoba against their "consent. . -- `-_rv7--v--. ` _`.`,VV`.,.wi`|,l.!!<>.t in `and povvleiiftrf 'pr i1forV will we `done:-t'any dut.}7 iliich is imputed "upon us by the`cou;titntion; Anb `mstir how Daihf|il'it mightzbfe `to gut; felixugo or how obnpxioun to others itmaj be. ` Z Iii xn-I1 i.C- . .L :r\-_'.?'r..frr"""` 1' .99!fer..._ W!` Pb? "i`'.`.I annual: QVI.'-D_.m..:'.-_*.z_..-;-_~3a , `V a up . .. .,._ ` to and rfno Inan_or woman in tliin hall or elqwher, iuj)o68'tInt?lnrking in _ the bI'0IO'5-':0f` my lninintaolg-tho Govern-`. ment of Onniclbf lthiuib 3 iduign Cw interfere ifix Iagirt`itiiitoi ridhub and power. or uefpiin;b:e.;"` (I;o;m:;5p1u.e)." (CITY- __:n _,A z_,., E -urns C1510!` IJVVZSCIQQ 'l?!;9.l?\An-;;hn!z9%%!!l#:!.!i9sil :iu1 y~cr6lilId ion: giggntig;fp1ld!f.~wQJImOnp!or .-head. ` .19 came {noun ``...Q .. 3 $15565: "% oT*~`iaa0'Fo?%% 5 . " :`;\`; yr I35 '30 iiniti Vin iliil A .2 A ,cmninl:iI rfon.:noxt; Wid- nudsy niahka: `A. hockey; match an; Xnouncod for int nighc.botwoo_nx=A= `Bl'Idf0l'd - and -Nowum'-ht. A `cu:-ling match was .~i;B'ari-in` undmruuasrag bb9~ih -vii!6fn` am . .no~*oo.i-,o`W5;` Pbi*l7.%ha ;id`w6s%h'r " IbroYud*th'oii- arsrinsi?` % * 2 1 ` ` ' --.'r';_':s:* 2. *5 -_`*.`as.r_`~ 2. ;;=a-_- ~ . , Jo have boh`-.plsyed `Fcidsy ` 7'ng;:.;;.;.i.;.aai:?&`aE; `llpyjn sha_k_ ggggggfeeitr midis; ulgui. `If? I}JUII'.|ll.I t.uU"u"IIlIl_ qDlIl09.v , The .,ro I_ne,n ., `had, Itlair Iiiinu al. .`6y'it'1'- supper` Int. `night -at [tho Qgnoen ' Bo;el._ At. the` last meeting 7;)! .th,,- Oduncil..,thi; unnuslgrantg was madq thgro.-A ""?7."""7~4."'. .? 3`,.T",`;"'5_','-5." ., ., . .- ,. Ltwslsg-Q--lIdi!a{h9kar blnB;i.v3! "utsrld . 81.153 31,0,` at. practice n , bald ` fog} Bntntfdsy night. This being `Joinothing I-now`-'- gpito s~o1-owdstucnodaontajo-:-gggV jg, IIL:v=,; _;'!_`..~A'ix;?..v: , I .. `I.-.n -a ._ - --- - -:v ZTW Farmers, Fall Fairs and Fitkirs deserve a word. '1he combination is attracting the attention ofthe Loca1`Legis'lature, and none too soon. Annual fairs as theyused `to be,.were an undoubted benet, and have led to improvement in farm stoek and produce, `and in implements, machin- ery, and industrialarts. ~They have been a means, `of,-educating the` people, have led to improved methods in agriculture and other industries, and have done some- thing `in the line of inventive skill, in the cultivation `of goodtaste, the " love of beauty, iandethe encouragement of alpi- teui` art. The ' stimulate a, laudable.am- bition for excel ence. and where the prizes are honestly competed for, they promote healthy rivalry. Honest competition. is not always, however, a marked feature in some of the departments, and one gets disgusted at seeing the same old guilt: "or pincushionenter. the. race and win the prize year after year. . ~ it C I CC! T _I_ -F A Fn3p{ag-sf-`4 5? :v`Depoait.u of `qptyuds received and t..........-l. _n..*....;.aA , iv-l`ne`1-1`-`t'l:f;;lI;-eagislature decided .to provide pecuniary aidfor fairs, it was not anticipated that the `promoters . would also increase the attractions ~and;`p1_-ochre money by the introduction of side shows, wheels ct `fortune, gambliniz, and troops of dishonestmen and women, seeking `by unlawful arts and devices, and` by state- ments glaringly nntruthful to deceive and rob the people. By encouraging or per- mitting these innovations the fall Afair has disentitled itself to Legislative assist- ance or the encouragement or counten- ance of honest men." There is a general ou..tcry,f_or_ reform in this matter, and the fakes must be fcrsworn orzthe fairs faiL Butamore .insidious evil is gaining groundjvithbut attracting attention. This is the growing drift in the direction of horse raoinghinoncently billed as Speed- ing in the Ring." This feature of exhi- bit`1ou`s,has yearly assumed larger propor- vtions`until`now many of the smaller fairs hays become" `__`Races undera ',fals`e;name. Sp,eaking'practically, and as regards the` rur_al_po.pulation at all events, the . evil tendency of the ordinary race meeting is remote and- inconsequent as compared with the race meeting in the disguised form. ' When it was found that the travel- ling circus became respectable -by an alliance with the menagerie, it is not. perhaps, surprising that horse racing should seek the same status by a matri- monial contract with the fall fairs. But the Demi-monde pursues her course only with the greater impunity under the sanc- tion of a husband's name. Don't tell . me of improving the. breed of horses." where the same three-legged nag enters the ring from year toyear,iand travels from fair to fair--don't tell me `that the good (if any there is) countervails the danger to be feared from the intimate association of the innocent farmer's boy with-profes- sional jockeys and penniless adventurers. Competition at the old time race meet- ing -is conned pretty much to profes- sional horsemen, and` if the farmer's .snns attend at all, the whole thingisso far beyond their reach, that they are. rarelyi, if ever, tempted to enterthe lists. The , case is far otherwise as to speeding in the ring. Hardly a young farmer looks on`, but is ushed with, the desire to own a "racer" and a racing outt." The gra- dation from this to professional racing is natural, essyand rapid. The rendezvous of `the professional. sport I becomes the rallying point of thnghonest, inexperi- enced .young `-farmer. Here he finds fancied fortune pictured fa1'r'.'to'him- and attery and" drink, each : play ftheir part. Fortunate for him if ,the i'_st,a`t- tempt is failure--otherwise the a result is dissatisfaction, with; the hold` l'nethods,`,_a dislike for the` old` a's'sc_eiations,t a distaste for farming, a belief in u_nrealities,* and general unrest. _ l,`hi_s is .only pthe] begin. ning-'of the end._ . ` 5 l A >3 5' I'*`~lI..`.`.}' >` - -av-up-wows; ~ Adionoe Coxjreapondonoe. V A Arrahgementu are lpeing. made for '5 formsl.opo_niug.of the High School; in ho held ne'xp`Monday', Col. Tyi{I,vhit`t, M PI, Wm. Mulock. M'.P.. Rev. Thou. McKee, P. S. I. ,' and ' othrs have -boon `iniitegl ; to be present. L 1 " ` ' T WII,I-i`MI110k*.` .M.- P; Iddr 6!Ied'-s` I-11:9 sudiahoe in` .tho 'TTQ.'.. . 1.1.1|.;0i.II . Moddaxi lIiIlh_ ` n an th {DIAL nnntinn v --u.-.-wuw -- .--.-v I>v'.v.- . I-l.'."!;"!| HAWIIM qnontlona ' . `V A . ':"W3. night. `He; i pok_on tho} lIII_'_ n,:____- `IL; `.1 `Q,, . T50 ".T'!*.hi` '4!1l'iIIz I6. `I91? F-#15! ht .-L .;bn!|'!I!1s?'sa1d;_.9i!`|`! hdin _tha'mo,re'ury dosy_n-*to'303.._ below logo on 'Tueid|y 1'z1o1in.iiig`s t`g3,1310.fff'. V` Mr. J. Istsel .'l`srte 'hDI_` been elected hforL islet, by smsjnrity of '17. He says he is going to make` some awful revels- tions the coming sessien sad that he will move for the inpesohment ofsome of the Judges. T Mr. '_l'srt.e is s sh'si'p Frenchman but it strikes us thst s convieted b.o,odler' crying ont sgsinst political sinners has too much ofbthe svor of the devil `rebnking sin 60 be very e'ectiv'e.. _m|v;;px I gs; 5u uIn.Iuu;:u,r ;u:gaI_;guv_:g an :s!I'IPl>,1.i..l!_I"l; 569-j Vktbblbd by I hand pros: and , plgnqrilag oiciall. It loohu though the` moat guilty will escape the~due-puniphmont fox. crime. v . T - BenHB,I1tlI', - the.` noted Mnuachnsetu lswyei-{politician ma causal, died and- ndenly at Wuhjngton last week. His. ertiole oh the Gonqheet of Canada in the North American: Review of two or three years ago. was much talked about at. the time of its publication. 4_w-` . -----.1 jq.<._';-:1,'9*a`.*`i`E.* . ,2:-I`~aar~:.~rv.:?,.`e';:ax;*.x=.`.`;s.:f&:s.\.21:%L;.::.':.:,m%1;-*:.?.%*1i::mL`?:%3!';.:73?~ jihioh Wei"?-anon ha been` funiliar. Miny` mi'9`':>bfI; :91Iai:a;a-ianeaitaiaaiaanat - ____-x ..._|.n:- .:'.._'_u |._-_- L--- '.... I.I.I`..'l L.. - V nsxeunr To uioican-rnv. On Wednesday evening, the 26th inst., . the citiisens of Barrie have determined to give Mr. D`Alton, McCarthy, the popular. .:parliamentary representative of North gimcoe, a banquet at the Town` Hall, to mark their appreciation of his fearless course in parliament in the advocacy of what he conceives to be for the best` '.iDt0!'Ii : of the countr-'. It is intended Mt this banquet shall be the event of `Le season, something of more than ordinary signicance in connection with _j9l-Illlllip and coming political events. It vill he held on the evening of the day on which Mr. McCarthy will meet the repre- sentative men of the Liberal Conservative - party at Stayner,.to explain his position . with reference to the party. The Banquet . will be held in the Town Hall so that _ opportunity may be afforded to the `ladies to hear the speechesof the evening. We predict a. grand rallyof the solid men ,-and vvomen of Barrie and community to do honor to.North Simcoe s talented ,-and honored representative. V AAJVANCE aloha :1 Ifll U III UN Empire III'I__A. - Iv nu In: It yiillillilll dlitien; ho Qbiihed. vjey 6f`:ti_J_ii1 1g7 Cgm ,,T_.; _- .. r-_.:.._..' ..,.uPuu|vQ EIIII ` .`".` `*9 9b9lt-i1h-91~,9.ls!I-r. with: no glow of "miiitigw Csnldo` jibe Ira8xxig Volu- Dorium of tho_ Oouzigei? T guns;-u uuuvlmu uu EIIU IISFUIII ofeuk \ ;4,lmxjs-McCarthy om:r ha*'6nkrvg3yE9'.`piri "b`y" Ecnnira. 01" 1 Iflio The funeral of the late Henry Penis. took place on Monday last from his mi. (38006, 10% 24-.` concession 10 ot Innisl, to St..,Paul e Cemetery, where the services wereoondueted by the Rev. Canon Mur- phy,lwho took for his text part of the rst verse of the 38th chapter of leaiah, Set thine house in order, for thou shalt die, and not live. The sermon was very impressive and pointed out the necessity of timely preparation for death that King of terrors. The funeral was largely at.- tended by relatives and friends. _ The re- mains being borne by his six surviving sons, who, with the other relatives who mourn th.-'_l0ll of a dear parent and friend,`have the sympathies of your cor- espondent. V shanty Bay. _ Advance Oorreenondence. The Patrons :of Industry. of _-Gowen Association, No. 21660, met-on Tueeday evening, Jen,` 3:41, _et_ ,;the, residence of Mr. Da niel'Brow'n, theirelident in the chair. After routine Business the auditors examined the books `end_ found;--thein correct. M:.- O. 31.: Iuggeeted` the: at the next miiih"'Iie1ie ehenld be uk9.n..&9,-o|;9y Qheggpneue of the Order. The umiinofnumbeu 28 members, and 9 repidngrowlh-~iI anticipated. The w 0' ,9 _. Q-ca _: :: vj_ ch ' ` ~3u-33:1 tn mews I n IIIIII ___ --_.,, w-rs-v-n aunt vain, 3 =Fs`>i i.3>*oii$i6c*:*r.85*sqas=waa Britll` IIiI't>0i`t'iIdi`t1ia<?'i!iten::":`oTWin be? . Mnfhn `inn kn`-n _.-.I will the organ lay to C01. O'Brien, who now practically propoaea that aiming Ina .`l...I:.-|.`-.: ..|.....-.u..~.. __:.m N o more noteworthy event" has happen- ed-for many a day than the meeting at Vthe Auditorium in Toronto, last Friday evening under the'auspices of the Young 'Men s Liberal Conservative Association. ,No less than thirteen members of the Cabinet were present all of whom spoke either there or at the overow meeting. Perhaps at no previous meeting held in that `city was there a stronger desire evinced to hear a government's policy ,enunciated, nor a greater number clamor- ,ons to get into an already overcrowded `building. The important speech of the evening was that of Premier Thompson. _He spoke with his u_sual_ vigor and inci- ,civeness and his utterances were received; with every indication of" satisfaction and pleasure. The speech` deserves reading- ;and study_as the deliberate iudgment [of the guiding mind of the Government and the policy to be pursued. , ,ItJwill b~.; seen -that two special points forzwhich Mr. Mc- . .Oarthy has contended are yielded. b These` vtwo are tari reform and leaving '~M.nizo; V, ba school legislation alone. Sir John \ -declares, that while the. Natio_nal':r;Policy. V will be sustained....meaning..by.the Nation- ~-al Policy, keeping causal` for ldanadians. building up her 1indu strie`a,"" fjher resources, 1 extending -_h__er,-. trade `and: ' .keeping in close alliance with .fB__rit:a,in,V_ yet so far as the changing conditions of the` imes and the needs at the" frqiiire that the gtarif will undergo, ,re,V`gsion. 'I'hePremier calls` attetioin touthei fact that the-onservative-Governme'ii t lhiithh ' greatest tari' reform Government in ` world, that when4'tthre.w-.e'theduty -on `norm by,.;thpt,gn;ge,&J ~ -vs.-mg he 00 I||:.Z ' ' of "the Government. ..The part of V ,`Premier s speechfwhuhdreferrto yisig uuv-nus vuuulululauulllill ' Bro. _S`a.r_nuel Brown, _P. D. !_!., inntalled theoioen ;'._ . ` 7 . The Qrderi in_ th`iIflietrio.he_e` been very eucoeeful during the: put year; The different lodgefifeport increued membership. ' ` '~ A new lodge ozaeniisfeihnder favorable V circumstances _'been added tn this lf,lI;nf, ` ` any uvuulug Alli. .'::' `"""` `"` ' lndulgedj;in_.. by tile umembeia on ~M_o`ndu`y evemngouext. and the follow- ing meeting `will be heldon Saturday evening, the 28th inIt.,`. the Division- very kindlygiviug up the hell on their regularfnight, Mondey, the 30th,,` to Mrs. Murphy; of St. Paul ; Peuonuge, who intend,s`TBolding'-e concert on that evening. We` believe some goodtnleut has been secured for this eonoert, and would ud- vise everyone who can to attend. '.Miu Flouio [Anderson `is visiting friends in Angus. A number tjfeur sports attended the carnival at Churchill` on Frnday evening | last. ; A `Mr; Johnson Block is busily engaged in getting out timber for s grain house which he purposes building It Crnigvale in the spring. Mr. Black` intends going into the grain buying business early next season. ' V Waverley. _ `Advance Correspondence. . The annual meeting of the `district Oca.n"ge Iiodze of Penetonguinhene, was heldiulthe Orange Hall, '01: the village of Waverly. on Tuesday. 10th" inst. `The following oioera were electpd for the ensuing you .- ` 12... .. G D 'u.....:a.I. 'r\:_a._1-; -14,. WWWW III Ijv Bl'O.` S. H. Smith, District Master; Bro. Geo. Qopelsnd, Deputy Disuict Master; Bro. W. T. Stewart, District. Recording Secretsry; Rev. Bro. P. Jones. District Chaplain; Wm. Mo- Dougsll, District Finsnclsl Seoretsi-y; Bi-o. Geo. Bibbsld, `Dist:-iot Tresiurer; Bro. Wm. Brown, District Director of Ceremonies; Bro. Ssmuel Brown. Dis- trict Lecturer; B_1-,0. H.. Marlow, District Senior GonIInitteom0n' ` I)-.. u~_ _..>--I.I)~_.____' "I5 I` up I - -- - was vuuauv-IJVSFU SQ VV l to this district}; The Salva.tion- Army intend. holding a grand " banquet and jubilee on Monday evening next. Everybody. is invited and a grand time expected. U T.l1e'Towna1iip ((l`3"aftI1e'1';-V1.11;-t in session at.Mr. M. Webb : hotel on Monday last. name `or s_Un_scn'1P'1`1on`. 1.1 Per Annum in Advance. $1.. W8`;-f>:1-.i'Dits'iaion Souk ef Teihperanoe is steadily increasing in membership. There were four igitietione gt their last. meeting on Monday evening Ink. .53! } '`' `..', nan -HI I... I ...a..I....`.|4:._ I... 4-__ , - I Ml's.7. Kennedy, of the Wellington, of Barrie, with Miss. Pulling and Miss Calli- gan, spent Monday in our village. IIIL- III___, ,I 2 six-voiin`/- _ Con-esnondnce to The Advance. Weather g..litj;lp__m`ilder. , 1 The 4Mr.3-`Scott, `of Cookatbwn, I _'and. the` Roy; Canon Murphy, of St. Paul?n;*Inil, oxohsnged pulpit: on Sun- dty 18930 .'_ ~ ` . - AV'few of the membereof Elizabeth St. , Methodiit -ehnrh, of Barrie, drove out to the Methodist church here on Thurs- day evening last, where they held 5 Parish Tea. The -caretaker of the church had everything injhin order for. them, water boiliniz;eto., But through their for- getfulneu we are sorry to say, he in out 15 cents. -3 ` gq\- o- an ' -- A pieno and organ tuner, Mr. W, Ken- nedy, df Toronto, has been around town for thelaat couplejof weeks making or- rangements. it in said`, for opening a piano a'nd:"org:n room.` He purposes keeping instruments for sale and hire. Mr "0hC_l,f has `been appointed caretaker of the High School. ` M1-..EdK. down from Allan-T dale laut~Saturda_y`, A - It is expect e;i'"thnai HIVi-igh School pupils will move Into their new "quarters ng. xt Mon_d;avy . . up us .- .- _ V It tarhmored that Mr. D. Metcalf, of Barrie, intend: starting in` the harness `business: here about. the first of next month. ' T `XE;-fbr';f i;`s5pi}arao an... to Ag:-pr: tin Munday night to `hear -Mina Janie Alexlnder pnd `(ho enjoy a sleigh pilIn7 -` ~ 3 No new name wm be added to t1_:'e%sin3; ncrlption List until the money is paid. snhmrlhm-n nnw in nrrmm forth:-on month: Ming of:Dn_mko:rI_'on, in visit-` :in hftpb "Pu-_ion`Q_pga. ' ` ' c aw. -. " . - . tlus Qt U? ` CI".\JIf`-mg; > Col.fIiirih".s'6f 1'oui'nto,- Swat the guest } of Col. Tyryhitt _lut,weeh. 1 '1... I 0 n - I M rs. Rome from,Men- ford last Friday. - - I r . _ .'T'WPi$rJP~l3zmE.'z\!4:::Esfe~5n;I'u:cjTy::r.:>:z:ra:.::`:..au.zav `_Mib"u[M gt. of B o. 1: Av mm: at _0heuIiu`t Ilia. ,; , . , _ tum; only w{p'..`,. .1. gm`, cu` _ P". - 1 I314-11 ?\ E:-v-J2 -om.` uvuoo UJIV ll Cl I I ' I Aoggnm Icnpuon man unwu me money In pun. subscribers now in arrears tonthroo months 5 all over will be charged $1.60 oer annum.