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of the new i s.....:: `_mission.,_:ci. , . . urstl. nndei`.:his__~oi . East Orow, fitsg`e1ye`;:.%iies4ron1i,S `4 . ".I`!*i`7Ei!f. -I?9fn ...toigether. a__n The 've sudden death of Miss M. J. Vickers, o Nottawa, is reported. She at- tended a meeting of the Y. P. C. E., of which she was a member. She was asked to read, and in response read .v. 9 of 12th chap. second Corinthians, and on resuming her seat she swooned away and never re- gained consciousness. 25 per cent olfnll Fun at J. l"vte9s. The Rev. J. E. Cooper, of Hastings, has been appointed ilneumhent of Shanty Bay` and East 01:0, subject to snob modies- tions as ~in'troduoed-byb ' -;ths;1 .P.roo`s Acbmen; I we as , my INTERESTS or ;a;an1in.:. or -snmon: AND 'rmcbo1muox Tor dA_1&I3AnA om; ORITAERION; will be attahed tovcxlaldwatrj, which is~only four miles distant. ' ' I V Bronchitis is very prevalent at Craighurst. ' The Sons of Temperance have a. strong lodge at Price ; Corners. ~,, ,,_-1 _ 11,4. .2 __n ,1 .I_-_`I_.. _;.- .:;.:..':.... ""_i:`isw.s'o.ici ;'t'17oa'1:'}_E fv-v-iid duoks are dodging about in the North river, .. -.... vrv--.. v_ .._----J . Rev. Mr." Sheppard will preach 9. series of sermons at Wanbaushene during the Lenten season, ' ~ nun A .1 1\ 9 ; _,, .,,L [2,- I was `opened on Tuesday. ---vu-.v -- v-.- -` v- v-. The new Ca.tholi<;"<-:`1;uL-`ch _ 9.t Phelpgton -n___ in-__ `nu __,#_,_3 2n _____ -1. _ ..-_:-- .. ,".'Ii;-I-1;'y Allen, of the Reformatory; cut his` ankle bedl on Monday of last week by the glancing o the axe he was using. `I'-1._ m_.-L`.-.._ -2 lV_I.I-.-L-._ ..'....... ant:-.1: 0-:I_<>vl;11Er' Sic->I1`t-l1`err'1V,`ot' game near being killed the other day by a falling tree. He is still in 6. precarious condition. ' 1: vr- - I1 , 3,", , n__ul___J L`A.--- The anniversary services at Willis church, Oro. will be conducted by Rev, D. James, of Midland. The meeting will be next Mon- day, 13th inst; ' 1'1 _ M, l`II,__L _--...I akin w --u w`... _.. .. `---- _-.... --_.__-_-_ McKenzie Cam ,;ons of Scotlaed. Stay- ner, held its re u meeting Tuesday, 7th, and Bro. J. C. cNab, of Barrie, was there ...-J , --,v- ----. Fishery inspector `George Clark found four persons spearing sh a.t;the' Narrows. He conscated spears and sh and had them ned $1 and cost: each. n - ' V 1 gm -o-v-. 7- w-- '-..... v..--_ The people of Jarrat s Corners are =c6n- igratulating themselves on comparative ex- emption from sickness this winter and the small amount paid to doctors. ' won----. u--V----v .v--- `V -.v'---_ . The Midland Free Press tells of a farmer in Tiny. named Angus Bley, who ran a piece of fence wire into his nger, [causing blood poisoning and death in great agony. The man was 55 years old. 31,, 11g,,;,, ,1 I"I__!..L.-._-A. _..2.I.....L1u- sanvuun Irene vv JV-w--u Mrs. Minty, of Creighuret, evidently understands how to treat poultry." One day last week, with the temperature below zero, also oolleeted from her poultry family 6 dozen hens egca and 7 duck eggs; ,, ,__ .1 LL". _LI_-_ v unvuvnn ouvng '5-` .._- . _ -_ -50-. William Lambert was charged the other day before MayorBeck, of 1 eneta.ng.. with stealinar hay from the burn of Alonzo Hey- . ward. Sr., some time last fall. _ He pleaded guilty and was sent to Barrie gaol for u. ` month. ~ \ Iuvu uns- | Complaint is made that shantymen who have been out in the bush at work for the bulk of the winter have returned to Waver- ly, being told that their wages would be aid in a few days, and since then have on curtly told there is no money for them. The case of Sullivan vs. Elliott was settled before` magistrates Kitson and , Spence on Thursday last, `by a ne of $15 and costs I being im osed on the pugilistic captain. Mr. G. \ . Bruce, of Toronto, presented the case for complainant, and Mr. F. Hornsby, r of Barrie, looked after the interests of the .defendant.,--Mad River Star. . Alexander Burgeon, who: lives across the l bay from Penetan uishene, made an attempt at suicide a few aye ago. He took the hanging way to do it, but when the rope began to squeeze his neck he felt so uncom- fortable that he cut it with his jack knife. He was quite a while recovering far enough to realize his folly and he thinks he will not |`try that way again. BARBIE; COUNTY OF LSIMCOE, ONTARIO, MARCH 9, 1893. 3 _ The regulammonthlv meeting of the Board }of Health was held last Friday evening I Present, Messrs. Plaxton, Macwatt, Lyon, Bird. Stewart, Dr. Ross and the Medical Health Oicer, Dr. Oliver. Mr." Stewart wag chosen chairman of the meeting. ______ ..2..-l.:-.. 3...... has Dnn unn:nm_ read. 111.. 1'03: . , Plexton-S_tewa.rt-That the resignation of Dr. Ross be accepted. Dr. Ross gave as reason for resigning. want of time. Mr. Mecwatt said that the coming season when cholera. was threatened was the very time when a. doctor? could beat ll the chair. ' l\.. .._-A.-_ `If. 13 `Wk... 1-- u-nun nknann i WEB CIIOBBII umurumu U; Luv uxcuunug. } . A communication from Dr. Ross, resign- ing his place as chairman of the Board was |nAn WIIUII H uocour'uuu;u yuan nu. uuv vnuu. On motion, Mr._ R. King. sr., was chosen % to fill the chair. ' N rn|__ A.-1I_.__:.... ..-_-_;. -3 `I... Q.....:L....n 5 `U llll DIIU UIIGIIF. I The following report of the Sanitary Inspector was read and led :- - V . - BARBIE. March 3rd, 1893. To the Chairman and Members of the Board -4` tT._hl . J U `"90 \IlUlUII IIUIUIU UNIT CIIVUUVVIV V v-vv -rvvv: vv of Health: GEN'1`LEMEN,-I have durin the last month inspected all the prineiga dairies. ` Dy1nenta-I found 30 cows, ms ne condi- tion, clean and healthy, `and 180 quarts average sales. . ' e William Ainley a-.20 cows, in ne condi- tion, 140 quarts average sales. A 1(nvnnAah n__]'I nnwn, nlnsn and healthv. non, 19!) quurw average sauna. 1 Kavanagh a--ll cows, clean and healthy, - 75 quarts average sales. Guilfoyle I--7 cows, in good order, ~ 40 I " annd order 40 M quarts average lawn. Ca.ldxvell s-7 cow 3, in good order, 40 quarts average sales. Ca.1dwell a-4 cows, in` good order, 40 .J&!'l. :B average sales. oore a-3 cows, in good order, querts average sales. V (II-I-nnonn'n "K nnmn in (Inna nfdl IVO!'&gO S3165. 0ttaway's-5 cows, in good order, 20 quarts avers e sales , 1 have co lected samples of all but one of these, and possibly Mr. Bird will be able no -report_ on these. 1 n`n1n .t\I1` I-`IA `(IA `AD lita nd -report on mesa. I also laid-out the ice for cutting and had a. test made by Dr. Oliver. -who pronounced I it i\rst-glass : 1)-`..- -...`l.......I -`nth `l\ n`nn|irt` }>u`*V,; II ursu-class. } Dr. W. A Rose ordered me to.-placard Mr. Wilson : hcusefor diphtheria, and Dr. . Wells ordered placard for Mr. McNeill e for scarlet fever... The gremieee in both cases have been diainfecte . - ` All of which iireepectfully submitted. ' A R. KING, Jn., V _' 4 Sanitary Inspector. l'\__1 __.- J 1` -- . -5" cc I . . v------., ---,-- ---. j Macwatt--Dr. W. A. Rose-Ordered, that this Board desires to draw the attention of the Town Council to the want of an Isolation Hospital for infectious diaeaaes,and "most earneotlyrequeet that such building be . built or rented immediately. _ _ ,: .1_:- ...-.a..'-'..`LI..`..-A tuna nnmn zinuinninn built 0! renaeu unuuaumwny. On this motion there was some diaculsion. Mr. Macwatt pointed out that the Provin- cial Board of Health had recently -asked that the Health Act he made moreetrin ent In view of a " rohable outbreak of cho era. The principa amendment suggested was one to make every municipal! within ve day: after` receiyinre to` letter from. the local Board of and building: {or service` as an Tlnnnlltnl oath rovid_ unda P ligation H. IBM. ' report at to th Ieveral livery 3 `Agustin 6 e system of drain e in the tables and hotel stab ea in the` eowa.tt-Rou, Dr. W. ,A=e-Ordered - that the `Sanitary Inspector exemine an tow . - Tlnio `statement was made that home of the ,gt_a.ble`s have no; drainage at all. % \ ' :Th9gB9*rd.h9n:~dim~d- A 1 `% V%ii= r6i{w#n%TAvw?= m mm: .o_oxnvonn` nos : nnnunn Joumun. :1: _:1m Non-mi Commgr. _ ~ Bonn! of Health. jnnnnnmmrs B1-mmm mm. A NIGHT OI` I-IVILY TALK ROUND '1'-HI T COUNCIL TABLE. - A Grant ot$3l_50 Toward: a What! at the Foot of Hnloaoter St:-eet- l'he council Alma to ask Uncle Oliver tor a Provin- oinl Piebisoite on the Prohibition Ques- tion - communioationl. Reports. and Motions. The regular meeting of the Town Council was held on Monday evening, His Worship the Mayor presiding. All the members were present except Reeve Bothwell, wh e `snail-R ~:|"u:I-`nnnn :n nnf. nntenfnnfnrv fh , WUIU. PTUBUQU CXUUPIJ LVBVVII DUUHWUII, Wu U health jiist now is not satisfactory to 1.51%. The hall was opened at 7.50 and closed at 10.30 - T M.-.' _.1'."Ir'."M2}.li;rLI.".Z.;'E.}I.{n;; from the Dominion Alliance. indicating the desira- ability of submitting the question of prohi- bition to the people, and asks the Council A to sign a petition, a copy of which accom- panies the circular, praying the government of Ontario for a plebiscite in the premises. I'lII__ I II,_,,.,, -_ I,AL-., _.__ _--.'l _ " "`Y"` -'- " r-"'-`V-" -- v** .The followmg letter was real To the Mayor and Council of Barrie : GnNTLEMlN,-In behalf of the Board of Trustees` of the Barrie General Hospital, I 1 would ask your honorable body to grant a _T remission of taxes on the hospital property ` lornthe past year. v __.u_-- ___ _.:n b_-_-.__I_I-- ..._A..... .i$i-ii1E';_:sst 358515.` . Trusting that you will favorably enter- tain this a plication. . am, yours truly.- A `I11 7' .... -_ JV 1160 VI Vlolull, woo Juugvr wrvw vvuuuv-v I V the Corporation of Ba.rrie . I have the honor to report that nomina- V tions to ll the vacancy in Ward No. 2 were ` held, as advertised, on the 21st of February 1 last, that two persons were nominated, vi . Mr. Wm. Hubbert. and Mr. James Dougall. Mr. Don all having retired, I declare Mr. Hubbert guly elected. V ,Respectfully submitted, TT_.-._ __ T`-.. _ A. `HUNTER, Secretary; To Hie `Worship _the Mayor_ and Oouncil 9}` I714 f,Vna-man-nIa'nm Ar Ramona ' -I-\I'VII \.Il Barrie, 22nd Feb.', 1893. ` The following letters were rea.d.:-- ` Council Qf the Town Of `Barrie: GEN'rLEMEN,--I withdraw my name from Hotel Keeoers petition, asking you to pass ` certain by-Yaw for stabling accommodation i connected with hotels. 1 'IT..__ 4_..._I_. _- - .-__ | We, the undersigned hotel men, wish to withdraw our names from the petition pre- sented to us on Feb 27th. We did not understand what we were doing, as` the petition was misrepresented withregard to hotel and stable accommodation. ire, , T ; 4 BARBIE, March: To the Mayor and Ooiuncil assembled: IIV . 9 , I, T sggg Tuvzns, JAMES MCCABE.' _ David Ross and others etitioned for 9. light at the intersection of . ugenia, Poyntz and Berczy streets . A `Al-1-an fr-nrn Klaus:-a Tpnnnv An: Xx: uuu. I)Ul'U'lay DLIIUIUIIB A letter from Messrs. Lennox, Ault & Kerr was read, callingrattention to the fact that the money, $20.00, for the deed from Mr. McCullough to the town, of a strip of land at the head of Penetang street, has never been paid, and hoping the Council will at once send cheque iorthe amount. REPORTS. `Re rt No. 2, Fire and Police, recom- men s the re-appointment of Watson Jones as Chimney Ins ectsr, without` salary, but that he he entit ed to collect the fees for his services as provided for by by-law. 1" n `ns,-_,-_ __-___________-|__1._|__` _-_ .-v-_ ..._`__ ._._,._ ___ ._ T Report No. 8, Finance, recommended the payment of accounts and salaries amounting to $825, the chief item being $558.75 to the Barrie Electric Light `Co. V T M a pirate `Donn:-6 __Vnn In (Ynrnm if-.l-An nn * IJCKIIU JHIUVIOI IU Lllllll \JUo Market Report-Your Committee on Markets having before them a communica- tion from D. I`. Davis, agent for the Stevens Uncle `Tom s Cabin Co., re renting. the Town Hall for entertainment on 8th March, . 1893 also: communication cancelling same ;. your committee would recommend that as the hall was engaged for the 8th of March in good faith, {and that having cancelled their engagement and enga ed another hall in town, the Inspector e instructed to collect the license fee of 85.00 as provided Inn Inn `an: 1.` this t`!.-.......:l nnnnrinn nhnw UUIIUUII IIIIU IIUUIIBU IOU U]. wUoVV D3 lLUVluV\.| by by-law of this Council re arding shows. Your committee would 3 90 recommend U |ly'IDW UL IIIJIU \JUllllUIl LC Dlulll` uuvvvno "Your so recommend that the Clerk be instructed to ascertain at what cost scenery can be procured for stage in "Town Hall. V Report No. 1, Public Works, states that three tenders have been received as per advertisement and recommends that the tender of Messrs. Woodford and Rayner be accepted at $2 75 per cord, cedar to be every way according to speciation of the com- mittee ' -n.__._L 11-- n __;__ LL- --_.._:;.L_- L_..- Report No. 2 says the committee have had an o'er from Mr. John Barr to build a watering cart for the sum of $130, and recommendathst he be instructed to pro- ceagl. with t1}e work. _ - L - _____._.a...1 _. LL- I_..L ...--4.:..... vvuuvnnu MOTIONS. ' `V Plaxto'n-Williamson-That this Council do adopt the petition sent by the Dominion Alliance addressed to the Legislative As-l eembly of Ontario praying for a plebiscite on the question of total prohibition of the liquor traic in this province, `and that the same be si ned by the Mayor and Clerk on behalf of t in Council and at once forwarded to the Dominion Alliance. ` - UUUU Wll IOIIU WUl'lo . The etition presented at the last meeting of the ouncil asking a grant towards build- ing a. wharf at the foot of Mulcester street, came up for consideration. It produced a pretty lively debate, and a most determined 0 poeitlion from some members of the , ounci . V V -nu-run-its `Va 7 [r:s:;.:::a vv w-v .-v--- .v- __._.-...v. Stewart --lilllie -- (in amendment) - That this Council do not ask `be Government of Ontario in terms of petition presented for a. "plebiscite, but that the following be publish-T ed therefor, I ed by the Mayor and duly forwarded to t e Hon. Provincial Secretary : cf the Province of Ontario: The petition of the Town Council of Barrie respectfully sheweth; that the trsio in intoxicating liquors, which {produces im- measurable evil to the pie 0 this province is sanctioned and l by the statutes of Ontario. ;wthe.t we lieve it to be the duty of the, Government of the day, and the In stive Assembly `to assumes-r nai- 1'U lrll EUIIIUUVG lg woo Jloyeovwvevv null! /Invug ` `bil ty for` outlawing `this. hurtful. c at the; dtte ; therefore, we egrnestly pm that your honoif-aAbl e;body:_v_rlll_I` ` anjscti uch'ln.ws as will entirely prohi it sag itfraic ini intoxicating; drinke, To the ieiiba qf `Tzaiuel Ammzyl 44' J1.` Dunndnnn at alnu-n`n ` fxmnons AND coumunxcxnoxsg airy truly yours, T WM. WEBB. HENRY Bmb, ' 'E{v}}.' Clerk. to the extent and limit of the powers and authority vested in the Legislative Assemb- ly. And your petitioners, as in duty bound, will ever pray. MAVOD _ Lost on the following division :- gum. Yea.s-Garden, Stewart, Ellis, Pullan, Fletcher -5. `T, _,._ tV_Ij_.,,\I `|l-`|Y_l_ II72II _ _ . _ ___ 1.` LC [.0110]. *1 - Na.vs---Ca.ldw_e1l. McNa.b, Williamson, Plaxbon, Fennell, Hubbert, Fra;wley.--7 FIIOIIIIQIT ,__{1nnt`on_7(:n IY!I\t`I'l\II."_._'I`}'lD" 1 I. IGAIRJLI, I.` ULILIUII, LIHUUUI I1, I. lGWIU - 1*] F ra.wley--Ga.rden-.-{in amendment)-That the following be added to the petition :- That should the Government fail to, comply with our prayer, this Council place itself on recordas having lost all condence in it as the people : re resenta.tive'. Lost on the` allowing divlsicu :- Yea.s-Stewa.rt, Ellis, Frawley, Garden, Fletcher. - 5 `T- 4-.. '11 _ \"_ 1.` IV, I 1,- _II `l 1 ._I.I- -1; `I721 ` `;1-ia`vab; Caldwell. Hubbeit, Wil- liamson, Pl_axton, I_ ullan, Fennell.-7 'Ln AII:lDIuun' rnnbcnn Quinn C-I-mar: nnnII:nr1 A11 IMDIIIHUII, J. EDA DUIJ, L IIIIGLI, l.'Ul.lllCllln :l The original motion was then carried on the following di-vision :- 17,,__ I\,II._ II II,\`| _I_ ' I172!!! . _ . _ -__ `Stewart, Ellis, Plaxton, Pullan, Fennell, UIIC IUIIIIVVIIJS Ill" IDIUII nj Yeas-Ca.ldwell, McNa.b. Williamson, Hubbert -9 Nays -Fletcher, Garden, Frawley -3. Fletcher - Willia.mson--That the Council do now go into Committee of the Whole on the petition of Mr. A. W. Brown and others re the building of a. wharf at the foot of Mulcaster street -Car1-tied. ,,_ -2` ._.____L 2., - ______!LL-- L_-L ..___ HLUIUGUUUL ELI. U_UU 1 \JDl. 1 [Cu- The Council went mm Committee but rose without making a, report. ' 10`:-'nnrInu_ Mnwn I-\___'Hn Q snnnrnnn-.\ _'l`}u1, VII? \J\II-III\iIuI`5lQI.IU IIIIV DIIIII UL vllllv-UV V51` wardsthe construction of the wharf ; inter- ested ratepayers contributing aucient to complete the same according to plans ex hibited and subject to direction of Board of Works.--Carried. n:_\'r,L r1-|_1_,n "I"I__L -__-___-.. _I_:__._J I "'i~'Z`5$'1`1~}`aL75?{;menament _:rm the Council grant the sum of .00 to- unnnrlu 4-Ln nnnnhnnnlhun nf I-In: wharf - 3:14-AI-_ VV Ill QHA:\JlI.lK7\.lo , McNab--Caldwell-That amount claimed ' by Mr. McCullough, if correct, be paid.- Carried. > (1.1 j_-1I `II _\T_L "I'|I__A. LL- f"-.-....2I \JGl `IVER: Caldwell-McNab--That the Council Chamber be granted to the Hospital Corpora- tion for their annual meeting on March 7th at 8 p.m -Carried. Tho nnuunnil than n*in1nvnnr` A Hts: Emily Pauline Johnson. This lady appeared for the rst time before a Barrie audience on Thursday evening last. From the .very favorable notices of her with which the press teems wherever she had `appeared high expectations were formed, and we are free to say that they were fully realized. Apart from her elocutionary powers, deepinterest is excited in her from her poetic gifts and because she is the inter- preter of her own poetic thoughts There is one most pleasing feature about Miss Johnson's performance-she is perfectly natural. There is no sign of the articiality of the so-called schools of elocution either in the intonation of voice or" in her gestures, but they conform admirably to the subjects she is poutraying and to the rhythm and sweet music of poetic numbers. Her pieces on this occaslon were Beyond the Blue, "` The Cry of an Indian Wife. 7 The Song my Paddle Sings. A Red Girl s Reason- `Our! " 5` Than D: AF I-kn Diohnn ant` Ann Lb:-anteo d ` L I Children : Ci; est in Bar- rie,` at Hunter, sarjeant 6: C093. Ill] LGUUIV DJILIBD. Q LUUIJ \Jl.l.lB LVCGBUl.l' ing," The Pi 0!: of the Plains, and one encore to which she practically responded. ' She took the sensible part of sim ly acknow- ledging a recall instead of oubling or trebling her numbers as popular favorites would have to do were they to answer these unreasonable demands on physical and mental `power-. "I11 I , -.,n9, V 9 ,' "9 ,, ;I,,4 uI_\'uuI| rvwvsn V We have no hesitation in saying that Miss Johnson as an elocutionist stands in the front rank and as at post, breathing out the very essence of nature, as seen and felt. in` forest, on lake and stream, she will hold a permanent place in Canadian literature. She was greeted by an appreciative audience, 'I"hn out-an-Lninvnnni-. nf than Avnnina was CHO WDD 5| UVIIUIL VJ Du vvauulv U uuulvuvv, The entertainment of the evenin was aided by lociil talent. Mr. aniel Spry acted as chairman in the happy way he has Captain Whish, R.` N., sang The Little Hero and was loudly applauded. Miss Holmes sang " A Winter Lullaby and was enthusiastically recalled. Miss Perry sang with much pathos ``Oh` Happy Day, Oh Joyous Day ! and received an encore. Mrs. Blackbird, of Allandale, sanp in sweet plaintive tones and received wel deserved applause. and Mr. W. A. Boys sang The Yeoman s Wedding and . one other number in the style so well known to our music-loving people that any spyial mention is unne . stanza of the National Anthem closed the pleasant entertainment at about ten o'clock. collegiate Literary society. The literary society of the Collegiate In- stitute gave a successful entertainment on Friday evening last in the assembly hall of the school. The president, Mr. A. A. Hay, acted as chairman of the meeting. The fol~ lowing programme was presented - Vocal sextette. B. C. I.- Male Sextette Club ; piano duet, Messrs G. Smith M. Duff; readin , Mr. A W. Milden ; piano solo, Miss Hinds; vocal solo. Mrs G. Blackbird; ad- dress, Mr J. M. Hunter; piano solo, Mr. Tesky; reading, Miss M. Erly ; comedy, I" An AI-I-nit A` Annlinnnlta P R (1 I nnlnnllu \/lung DCAIIUIIIID, II V. J. Uwnvcovvo The programme on Friday afternoon next will be provided by the gentlemen of the society, tbe'Corridor Symposium forming part of the entertainment. The meeting opens at-four o'clock, andevisitors are always welcome; LIIIFDG, JV-I-I Va L150 AAIILIUUI , liluv uvnv. AVAIC M.rErly An'At'my of A p1ica.nts," B C. I. Comedy Club; sextette, C. I Sextette. TL.` -u-nan-n.u.n-nun turn 1I`uu:.Inuv n`l~nwnnnn mantl- flello. Bob! Whero'dld you get that nobby Spring Sun`? on. thin (us one of Hunter, sarjeant J: 00 : $7 sulI.I:.V Stowe : Original Uncle Tom : cabin co. Headed by their magnicent military band will parade the principal streets at noon on Friday, 10th March; and a grand band con- cert in front of the Music Hall at 7.30 p m. Uncle Tom's Cabin, a play without a plot, but seasoned with a world of comedy by Marks, the Lawyer. and that wayward Topsy--to say nothing of quaint old Ophelia, with her "yarb preecription"--al with Stowe e Original Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. To 1 hiss an `actor is generally a token of dis- approval, bnt the storm of hiaeee that greet Legree (Mr. Stowe) in his scene with the beautiful Emmeline and poor old elfncle Tom is proof positive of his excellence as an actor. Stowe e Ori 'nal Uncle `Tom : Cabin `Co `tithe Mueio I1 tomorrow night.` x U Po I-ll :\JGI I ICU- Ehe Council then adjourned. Iomoaov ulnntl- `It is pleasing to know in this age of sham and adulteratxon where to get pure, sweet cantor oil. Wilson : sweet qvored Castor Oil, for.` which children cry, can be" had at `John Woods Drug emporium. .-Jn_nie Wonch Aundv he: brdther Jack, 'oonn9otod,with the 1111 ad. murder of the mother and Je'nnia o chil ,.are at the castle qn thi; hill. G091 ) OIL Mums L1m?uoo'rn. MAYOR. |PAB.M}RAPHEB. 8 PENBIL himi. MANY `MINOR MATTERS HUOHLI . . `MTIIIJII. w ww .y --uv- ---j -- -..._..- _ cnanter of Lgoau E133:-y. -Ba.utiful bright weather the last, two days. ' 1 n 011- III I, _ mQ`!Ta.ylor s Dental parlors. Best work at city prices. p In 1 -II 11.- LL- ` v--4 r_--v-- --One week from Tuesday will be the vernal " equinox . __1?nwnnI-nknr 0-15 4: no rn 3 on` nn A h|1nf.I> l H85 `DID I ` :19 `.:*:*`.'1:.`: B OI Lu ww- dpigloat on 0008. tables with ioh mag -II It is 1 hat that I an VIII. I -No extension {me for the payment of taxes. Remember that. Vfllal` WUIUUX. -Remember the carnival on y Abbott : I r-ink-this evening. ` up I I 1 r. 91, _#I,-L L- -_-_!.I `-...- u--.-.. v---.- `. --March showe.d on Friday what he.could do in the blizzard way. `I? D 11 , ,,___,, _,.L l KC ZKIIIICCI` :IWillUrI$ \II"$l --Large quantities of ice are being" stored l both in town and country. Qisuflnwv `nan 6-An klnafann fnvv Q-`IA ` Siglng MnntleI,newr;IV|-obby and cheap } at nnter. Sarjeantk. Ooh. I, ,9,, ,,A_,.__ 1 UULIJ III LUWLI uuu. UUll|lUl n -SI 1mlay was too Jblustety for the I churches to be well lled. - V._.__.___ ,. , --There wasza runaway on Dunlop street. a Friday afternoon, but no damage. Great overcoat sale at I. Fyleh. -Mr. Abbott treated the skaters on his rink to a free lunch last Saturday night. YD ....~J-.. -_-Opening day fo: milliners will soon be here. 2 ---- -- - ---_ .-.-v_ _.._v ..._.?.__.a .._c_.. -No choice of a. successor to Rev. J. R. Black as the Congregational church yet. 1 `I I ,, ,_ ,4 -_iH"`V])o"dn;1-5- dress goods before you see the splendid assortment at Fraser, Clark &. Ce. s 9 here 1 . 9. post 0| return 1 |...,_.- -The jolly Sons of Scotland had a sleigh ride to Crown Hill and return last Friday night. ' __'I`l:n 6-not-ham: nf thn nonh-AI nnhnnl mini`. o~-'1"he teachers of the central school sent a.` resolution of sympathy to Mr. Morgan i the other day, I n ;I I ' I ' I, `--The cs.;t;iva1 at the hockey rink on Tuesday night was a. success. About 40 were en costume. .. n. -a .- A ' 20 to 25 per`cent. off all Mantle at J. Fyl'e s. ' `I `I A `I I 1 I I , -His wI'Ionor J udge Ardagh and Mrs. Ardagh have gone to the West Indies tor as few weeks as a. means of reiuvigoration. an A .I 1` III I `II E, ,_ has reachgd home from the Dental College, Philadelphia, where he lately passed a} creditable examination. 011 I , __,I ,, _,,_S,I LL AL- 1 ``"'` 'J l-"'-"'`'- " -~'---"~-v V ~--V--~'~~ - -There will be a. parier socielrret the; residence of Mr. Geo. Cummings. Bradford street, on I`bursda.y evening of next week. v 1 1 . I -We are glhhli tr; hhice that our young townsmen, Arthur Ball and Will D. B. Spry, have passed their examinations in dentistry at Philadelphia. "Flag `mound-;fn| and nnnnrnnnahn man` I. I I|llGllUIPulDo -The beautiful and accomplished Miss Eie Elaine Hext, one of the first elocu- ` tionists of the day and whose Statuesque posing in Greek costume representing in as many posings, forty human passions or emotions. is a. specially charming feature of her entertainment, will appear, in Barrie, on Tuesday. 21st inst., under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. ' 10-10 King has again opened his studio for busi- ness. Mr. King has been put to a large ex- pense in making alterations and in procur- ing some of the nest and newest instru- ments and appliances used in the photo- graphic art. . We wish Mr. King every suc- cess and increased patronage as the result of his enterprise in tting up such a ne studio. '\-?V'e.are.pleased to hear that Mr.Swithin. $ Don t read this, it is only an advertise- ment, and you hate to read them, but once in a while we like to start right out and tell you the naked truth, even if the snow is ve feet deep and the mercury out of sight. We merely want to tell you that the ice is out of the bay. that the Mary street sewer is all right. that the Mayor has any amount of funds for the destitute stranger who has a sick wife and ten children in Orillia, that you have paid your subscription to THE t ADVANCE for 1893, that times is good, that our own D Alton is not popular, that you don t know the t. b. and c. company s biscuits beat the world, that +- V Fine uiternl and grand value In ` gggor 0 I Cloth: at Hunter. Sarjeant dc , 3. .____-- ---_ The market-of Saturday was perhaps a little above than below the aver e, every- thing that was offered sold reggily. The following were the current market square prices :-- vrn , A an L. on. , |.-__|__ as. L. AA- . DU UUIL; nay, Q[.UU IIU Qaulv lllll uuu , nuuvv, $4.50 to $5.00; beef, hindquarters, $6.50 to $7.00 per own; forequar tern, $5 00 to $5.50 per cwt.; mutton, $7 50 to $800; pork. $7.50- to 88.00 per cwt.; turkeys, 13c. per 1b.; geese, 80. per 1b.; ducks, 67. to 70. a pair; fowla, 50c to55c. a pair; butter. in rolls, 18c. to20c. per 1b.; tub, 15c. to 17c. per lb.;; 0888. 18c. to 20. a dozen; lard, 12. er lb ;potatoes, 60c.`to70c. a bag ; apples. 1.25:0 81.50 per bbl.; untrimmed hides, $3.50 to $4.00 per cwt.; sheepskins, $1.00 to 81.20 each ;f wool, 16c. to 18c. per 1b.; dry, hard wood, $4.25 to $4.50 per cord; green, 33 50 ; Anthracite coal. $6.75 oer ton. r-.Y;V;l-1;a.t, 62 to 680.; barley, 350. to 40c.; tyo, 45 to 50 goats, 300. to 320.; peace, 58c. to 5%.; bay. $7.00 no $7.50 per ton ; straw, CA Rh in `K fl`. I-nun` `n:nJnnnIIOnItII `A Kn in Annual uootunz. The annual meeting of the Barrie General Hospital corporation was held on Tuesday evening, when the rst annual report of the trustees of that institution was presented. We regret that we have not room for it this week. Oicers for the coming year appoint.- edus under : 'l'\ `Il`-Y___I _L_2.`___-.. _ IV,` U11 D5 ULIKIUII 3 ` . Rev D. D. McLeod, chairman ; Col. Major, secretary ; P. H. Stewa.rt,'o.trea.surer. They, with the followin , were chosen as the Board of Trustees :-V- rs. Judge Ardagh, Mrs. Morris, Mrs-. Strathy, Mrs. Webster, H. H. Strathy, Q. C . F. E. P. Pepler, Q.C., A. F. Hunter, Fred. Mtirr, Dr. Morton, Jae.` L. Burton, Rev. Dr. Parker. Rev. W. M. llinnnnbl-. The T A `R1-nu: Mr H. llr. locsrthrn speech. .We shall give next week the essence of Mr. McCarthy : great speech on the Mani- toba. school question in the House ` of Com- mom on Tneeday lost.` It you worthy oi , the member for_ North Simcoe.' 1.1. DIIFWII, IVBV. 111'. turner, uucv. vv. nu ihlagrath, Dr. W. A. Rosa. Mr, `H. H. | Morris was appointed auditor. Dnnnrt nf rnnnnfn and mrnnnditnre later - Annual Sleigh Ride. 0n-Friduy last the oicersf teachers and almost 300 gu'pils of Colli :r' St. Methodist Church, has a. sleigh ride during the after- 'noon blizzard: and greatly enjoyed it. On the return refreshments were served in the lecture room and 3 good general time exa perieneed. b. . at 1011']! `VHS HPPUIHLUU Ihuulvul. Report of. receipts and expenditure later `$1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE BINQLH: corms, nvn onwrs. - Ila:-tot Notes. Together. `-1-l--1 `:` Ovnaa. -.A n `(A 111 .-I B 1 . onvth.e 6th March, Janet. P'0T}Tnalnvel(1i #13 em! Mrgenry Potts.-azedss P0'r'r3.--In Barrie. onvthe Janet. T beloved wife of Mr. Henry years and 6 month. NEwmmRY.-At Penetammlahene. on the 28th 3 of February. Mrs. Adelaide Savonrd. be- ` loved wife of William Newberry . senior, ` native of Quebec. NOTlCE.- Farm for nude or to rent. 1 no huu- ` dred acres with ood a-momodations. close to Barrio. Apply to . R. FERGUSON. .Ross blot-K. Barrie. 10-13p. ..._.__.. K ionnuu. VETERINARY sunemowl . and Dentist. treats all diseases of` `Horses. Dogs. Cattle. am. under the moat f `approved methods. Strolel attention and ell the. latest instruments employed in Veterinary Dentistry. name at hove Bros. Livery. onpo-. site Bank of 'l`oronto.- Residence and Stables, ;(7)c Bay eld St.. Barrie. Ont. Telepho_xi(eNo. e ' Y. A%- FRIDAY, MARCH 1o':i:H- Tour '92-'93. 12th year of unprecedented success. UIIVI-III Ivan: v.v------- ---` Most surely the greatest production of this grand old play ever presented. An immense ` outlay expended in elaborate soenlo effects. renal wardrobe.` novel parade features and 1 allegorical productions. An elegant uniformed . brass band and 0185810 orchestra. Finest street 1 parade ever seen with any similar organization. ` A band of Mississippi Levee J ubileo Singers. ` HARRIET BEECBER STOWE. Authoress. J OBN F. STOWE. Manaaer. 1 ___L_ __ 119..-`- ..-_ Admission; `.5. 35 and 50c. Reserved seats on sale at R. A. Douglas Jewelry Store. 10 10. B 1.5` ..l.\J.J:\a\/.|.V .|.\u Inrom-o1u'nm UNDER CHAPTER 169. R.S._O. AUTHORIZED GA__E|_IAl, $5,000.000. PROVINCTATL. RUILDI JOHN ROGERSON. BARBIE GENERAL AGENT FOR THE Co. on` SIMCOE. Foerd meets first Monday in each month. at ` the office of Mr John Rogerson Sec'y Trees, Ba rrie. at 4 30 o olock, 3.111.. for the tranamtion of gmlvral business an to receive applications far in; `nu, U1 KI'7ll"l'll-l f0!` 10:, D3. Auandale. 1 Advance Cox respondence . ` The Misses Culross were in Toronto last week attending the spring openings. ` ,_--- 2- _.... ..:n....... .. vvluun uvvv-nu... --.- -r--.. _r.,,_ O There was a. `runaway in our village on Thursday last. Result--a broken rig. Ito ,.-L_1I Ii 1) `D E... was` L..........._, ....- -.-_--- TV _---___ __,,. , Mr`. A Miscampbell, M. P. P; for East Simcoe, delivered two excellent discourses ` on Sunday last in [the Presbyterian church ` of this place; ~ I --v' _,.:_- LL_L `ll - 'D`.`..|....-.I UL all In rial:-vvo We are sorry to notice that Mr. Richard .Sca.ula.u, of the G.'1`.R., has been laid off with a. painful affection of the eye. We hope that nothing serious will result. ,_ ,2 n--_..._ An-._.'I_l.. uupu vuu-v Iavvlnngaa ------- . --- _ -.__._- At the regular meeting of Court Allendale I I. ().F , No. 727, held on Jan. 26th, `the following oicers were elected and installed : W. P. Soules, C. D.; Geo. Cowie, P. C. R ; Dr. Arnall, lPhy.; J. S. Bruuton, C. R;, Wm Earley, V. C. R.; J. D. Foster, Sec ; ` 1 1..n\....m.. Ii` Q km,-Chan- Rev. Geo. l Wm l.`4B.!'lBy, V. U. uid. U. I.`uIu.I:u, uwv , J Galbraith, F. S & '1`.;Cha.p , Rev. Geo. McCullough; Albert Wise, 3. W.; A. Smith, J. W.: J. McDonald, S. B.;`J. Hears, J. B. \ sfowe_8_z 90. : Orlglnal _ Auction soles. Monday, March 13, 93--On lot 16. ' con 7, Ves ra. Horses, cattle, sheep. im le- ments, av, fowl, household furniture . ale, at 12 o'clock, noon. Lunch provided. Mr. 3 Robert Leadlay, prop . G. R. Ford, auc- tioneer. , ' __ __- __.... .. u . .- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. vnvuuun n Monday, March 13th, l893,-On lot 7, con. 7, Townspip of Flos; horses, cattle, sheep, implements, &c. Sale at one o olock. D. T. Christie. proprietor; J amen Patterson, auctioneer. T Tuesday, March 14th, 1893,-On lot 14, con 8, Township of Flos; horses, cattle, implements, household furniture, hay, tur- nips, &c. Sale at one p.m , sharp. James Burton. proprietor. Jae Pa.teraon,e.uction- eer. Bah-Ie, .-ulnndale and District Board DANIEL SPRY. President. _ C. A. PERKINS. Vice-President. Annmaw Unqrmzuvr. W. Wrnxwsox. Samum. WnsLEY. W. P. Soumcs. Jam: Woons. D. F. MACWATP. Soliovor. File into! 'Fe1|nelT.,-A;znt for Allandale. uv Friday, March 17:11, l893,--At vill e of Craighurst ; hotel furniture and eects, oga, &c Sale at one o clock. George Laugheed, proprietor. John W. Morrow, auctioneer. 1 at u nn.I, undo n._ _....'.I. '0!` IOL. HEAD OFFICE 3 73 and 75 Adelaide Street East, 10 ly fronowro. . [-'-Vy---'vV-- v-'---- H - -'-'-""1 """"-""' Monday, March 20th, 1893,---On north west quarter of lot. 26, con. 1, Ora. Dalston ; 1 horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, implements, bay. 1 turnips, &c. Sale at one o'clock. 4 Execu- g tors of the late James H. Smith. G. R. Ford, auctioneer. ` 1- up . f`A - `Ann r\ I . A a wun frame.- Monrlay, March 20th, l893,-On lot 6. con. 3,; Medonte ; horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, implements, &c. Sale at. 10 am , sharp. Cornelius Slmnnahan. proprietor. `James Patterson, anlctionoer. run `I run . -Ann 1` I . IA I Tuesday, March 21st, l893,-0n lot 19,. con.`-1, Medente ; horses, cattle, 850. "Sale at one o'clock. sharp. John Brolley. proprie- tor. James Paterson, auctioneer. A `I7 1 I up I AA I `nan l\ L1 `I \Ve((ine1Za('i;>.)_',"1V\/i;V).N1';:Vl_1'gtiziiig--0n s. 1, lot 16, con. 11, Innisl; horses, cattle, sheep, implements, bees. &c. Sale at one 11 m nl-un-n Wm I nnnnivrl nnnnhfnr 3 , ' -' -'-':_'--'--:3`-`A V - _-_' 1' 1 IT" j j! VOL. XLII. No..'1o WHOLE No. 8033. SAMUEL Wmsmv. Proprietor. - . We have only a. limited number of L beautiful Book at our disposal. New Subacriber Kayla` $1.00 for ,';l?nl Anvaxcn for 1893 wi rece vo a copy,` mid our present subscribers who pay in advance f th 1 ll .. _ . m;l`}'u-9 83112. nI?I3a\YinI1f$iE1h.n ` duh. 101` the year 1893, will receive D copy. The Book will be given with all id sub? ecriptions for .1893 until the"I1tps y `ex; hausted. First come,` AFirat'_s erve EIIUIIQ , _, ERR. -At Barrie. on the 3rd March, 1893. the '5 v~ ife of J amea Overs. Esq . of a. non. A - uuvctl, Illlkllulllulllvll, U017! Iliu DJDIU CV VII? p.m . shar . Wm. Loonard, proprietor. W. 1). Mc onkev. auctioneer. . Ponce court. H - rgfh Since our last report the po 00 03!! .44 oeeu very quiet, the only Black : char e of assault V M Wilson and o. Hicks. W n__ V ,L 1 and costs or 10 days qnd e . ' icks was dismissed. j ., .- s`~ I IUN ISTICS A1-Inn ( )F , _.__ ___-__.. I1... . cu-u-;w\ 1Dn The Canadian Annun_.l 1G98. BUILDING AND LOAN /;LsAsN. THE gunwrv cnlmi--n1smur nms. *2 on .-rattan BY stucon AND nu:-`nxcr mxcnutans A8 noon. xnws. unvn 5 w it ' The b.a.rk men in -.Ma.ea.ulay`ar'e doing lots of work. . - u on can I M ' Vzruphs (:11-Advance Readers who _ Like The Burrow of the Meat. Ice races at Orillia next week. Ice races at Tottnham to-day and to- lmorrow. [tee], `in vv -.7- --u The farmers found Guilford are storing lots of ice. ' The new steel bridge over the river at Thornbury is nished. - , ms..- -`-_ k__.....__ __:n lllllll us and sooouunuvs-. _To-morrow the South Simcbe farmers will be in `institute assembled. T V vvunvo \u ovavvunvuno-vw \luIwu- ocu- E The Mennonites are holding revival meet- ings in the Dutch settlement. Duntroon is forging ahead. There is talk [of a one plank sidewalk now. ` ` I . The Hillsdale S. A Folk held a jubilee land banquet there last Wednesday.- A \ ` ' . an- .1 .L_ L- _-...'_ 1:--_-- 3---; QI.4n Revival meetin;s":t:h going. on in the !Mea.ford Methodist Church. . I wuu blatant! IIU `Ia-v, I-gnu. -v-v----..-._ -. 7---- 25 per 1-.ent._oIl all Fancy Dress Goods ` at J. Fyseu. A V I1: is reported that a. number of buildings-. are going up Ms Everett the coming summer. n--_L - n.___ -2 IA-..:-...: I......-.....:.l 41.3. S:e;;1:nEr:s.-.- t`);-iiida-t'.d;'d,'l;a-;: 'seasou about 815000 for clover and grass `seeds. ` ' _ A The Oddfellows of Midland have just given a most pleasant and successful At Home. V - 5 Mr. Stephenson.` of the Free Grant Gazette, has gone to visit `friends in the South-west-' ern States. ~ . (lIl`J IIIIIJ\1|QVU women`: now. --_---.. Oro has fixed the ta.s;e1'-;11ice'nse f"o`e at $140, and Mara. at $120, and Morrison at $150. , :_ an -I__-._. Il_-_- 51.54-8- The annual sleigh-ride has become as per- l manent an institution _as the summer 1 excursion. ' A - _- -. - u 1.. I VI. II ml Inn-vvuuu Revival services have commenced at Kirkville under the management of Rev. G. . L.- Powell. > A e ` TING. 1 4 yawn. page..- The Victoria.`Ha.x"bor Lumber Company will run their mills to the fullest capacity this coming season. A nu 11' ],_._L____ __.21I ,L-..- _ L_.._-- '1- -1-1:1-:1r'.o;1's<-)}'-IuAiustrv will have a honey festiva.1 at Pretty River Valley to-morrow evening,` 10th inst. mu , _____L -1. 17:-..-._:.. `l'_`I'....I...... 1-..; | V: `ran.-1,` -v-__ -_.v-. The main event at Victoria. Harbor last`. week was the marriage of George J. Vent to. Miss Ma.ry_A Vasey. V . 1 A vs " U vlnrmersuin the nnighborhood of Perm are. getting ready for spring work and are wait- ing anxiously for her arrival. VIII , , -.,_I.-__.. - LL. 1)....` 'LI'.....I `sand nub y-.....v-.,--VJ ..-- ---- .f_ _ "The members of_ the `end Head band gave their leader. Mr. Thomas Hale,-an K eighty dollar comet the other day T 'r__-__ 'I -_.:-..-.. _.L- --...........l...I `many. av...-. ---....- -..- _ .__-_ .---v.. Captain James J smieson, wh commanded the steamer Longford for three years past, died last Wednesday from diabetes. V _.- ,u-,3- -In._-_...-_ ---`II -.__.l- --`S -n--_ uuvu luv-Iv -. v.-..-......J -_---- _.-_._---._. stylish Drones, well made and per- fect In guaranteed nor 83 up. at Hunter. Sal-jean! as 009:. T 11,, 7-...-- 1)I......:.. A: QL.............. 1).." Ian; WJWKIIU 53 \I\" I V Mr. James Pla3"fa._ir, of SturgeonT'B9.y, has 1 sold two American -parties all of his pine limits on the banks of the Spanish River. _ I nnlunvw vac wocv -7-.-..... 7- -._v ..r.._.... _ _-_. In the four mile skating race at Owen` Sound, Woolner, of Collingwood, was 1312;` Patterson 2nd;,McLeod 3rd; and Graham, `of Toronto, 4th. ' I A. I I I I ,-',,, __A_.____ A Macaulay debating club has been atrug- I gling with this : Resolved, that the a e` of u invention hu.avimprov`ed' the condition 0 the laboring classes. nu -~----- -- -n n:._ n........ ri_u-.-..u.-.. Subscrip- `- 393. The marriagenofn Miss_Frances Gallaugher. of Fintona, to Mr. John Lowery, of A1umn.-1 camsedexontement andrejoigiug in th0'f0l.'- ` Imer little hamlet. . ` The Salvation Army are going to hold a.` special jubilee service` at` Bracebridge` aided, bv contin cuts from Barrie, Gravenhnrat, iOrilli& an Iluntsville- T `I no--- -..... .:v..._.. V ___ Stayner boys are chargied with drawing obscene pictures on we. 13 in the town. This is 0. case where artistic talent needs directing into right channels. T 19,! I__.,I_ L__._.._ _E II__ l`ll--._I-_ b The s lendid bank barns of Mr. Charles H088. ibreltar were burned a. few days ago, only one of them having escaped. Loss not stated. Insurance $1000 only. 1|,'_.1,,| uvv ac-u-vv--v _-..-._..__-- 7---- -.--a- Adam Tate was so severely injured by the breaking of aeaw. with which he was sewing on the farm of Solomon West. that he die I the following day. The remain: weye taken to Bond Head for eepulture. | _. -2 11-1`... -1. t`I-II:.... Ilv Alvin`. .-w-- _v- _v`------V There was a meetin of Grits at Col1ing- . wood a few days ago 11 which the division of the county was again mooted, with Collingwood as the county town. -What foolish things somekpeople do. . 9" I 1 AI, A LII!.;A.-._ ..L-L3_.. 2-- The other night the Allietone station was broken open and 11 cents taken. a It is said two town lads have taken their departure and most likely have one to invest the money in South Dakota arm lands. our Bren Making Department In now busy, with Min Hunter In charge. Hunter, sarteant as Co. * - I! ,,J ICYL_ ___ _-_-_ '|[__ "|_____)_ ll. larva` cu: vvuou-v -v saw: I The Btjadford Witness says Mr. Foster- s barn, on the Holland River road, we: burn- ed down on Tuesday night, together with a. uantity of oats," hay and straw, and some arming implements. The re rty belonged to James Coetes, of Brad or , and was in- sured. ` . D!-II VIII I It is with great sorrow we announce the sad fact that Mr. S Wilson, express messen- ger between Gravenhurst and North Bay, rdied at/his home on the 27th 1111:. His sor-A ! rowing friends have the sym athyiofv the entire community in their sui den and sad bereavement.-Grovenhur`et Bonner. ` Irv vuavv nav - \a-Uwv w--~---- -....._-- br. I .a.rl:e'r will preach at liond next `Sunday on the occasion of the openin of a new Church. On Monday there wil be 5 tea. meeting, and addresses will afterwards be given by Rev. Dr. Parker, Rev. B 8. Matthews. Wm. Mulock, M.P.,4 Col Tyr- whitt, ,M.P., Hon. Chen. Drury, a.nd,otheru.