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I Inn gunnna nuxnh.-_-ALr'._AKNALL. Manager. Excellent accommodatnon for the `travelling public. Bar and larder well supplied with the best. `Good stabling and attentive hostlers. Luca-acre of guests convened {me in and 6...... -11 'THE BALL PLANING MILL COMPANY- n... E ogerig, Building and manufacturing 0 ".41-. Il....IJ:_.... -;_ nu, - .1.` :. me acnool or Practical Science, Toronto, Civil Engineer and Ontario Land Surveyor. Plans speci- cation: and eatignntes on all engineering workggre pared and submxtted on the shown: nnm-. .-. U53 Do ll-`-I33I'l'l3l.I=I'; Ouuuluus, Conveyancer, etc., money to loan. Oices, Bank of Toronto Building, Owen atr t.'Barrie. 48-ly .--. ... R. PALMER, Surgeon, Eye, Ear, Throat, Nose, 40 College street, Toronto, - may be con- sulted at the men : Hotel, Barrie, on Friday, Oct. the nth. from to 1: 3.111,, and the second Fnday of Aunvu nunn flu U16 lltllp [T0111 every month. DR;rJ. F. Pallin . Graduate of Trinity University . oronto, Fe w of Trinity Medical College, Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Oce and Residence, 18 Owen street. \Ig 011 R51 DBIBIC at IOWCSI T3383. PBTUICTS Notes Discounted. Collections made in any of the _County. Real estate bought and sold. nvey- ancxn in all its branches. Marriage Licenses issu . Oice--Ross Block, Dunlop street Barrie. A :-l\:. FOR INVESTMENT on good , freehold security at lowest rate of interest. Nod: ' capal money required until end of the term. H. STRATHY, Solicitor, Etc., Barrie. ' a-I Household goods, including library, Toronto, $8,000 A; household `goods, Tollendel end Barrie, 81,000; horses end $500,; moneys secured by mortgage, $2,000; bank and other stocks, $15,200; _oesl_1, $1,072.67; reel est'ste.x$25,810;_ interest `in assets of `the rm of Moomhy, Osler, Hoekin ,& Oreelmun, $15,000. DR. . C. SMITH, L.C.P.S., Ont., (late of Drs. ie & Smith Orillia.) Oce and residence -comcr of Owen and Colher stre_ets, Barrie. 23-ly R. W. A." ROSS, Plysician, Surgeon, cm, L. R.C.S. Edin L.R .P.. London. Oices and night q-auahlnnm:__'hu-nnrn'n Rlnolr nurnlnn strep}, DR. ARTHUR ROSS, L. R. _C. P. &S. Edin.; . F. P. & S. Glasg. Specxa.lty--Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose. Has removed to Sanders Block, opposite post oice. Phone 54. 7-ly IAMES EDWARDS, Conve oer! issuer of 0 lllarrlago Ialconnel. 0 cc stnctly private. Post Oce building, Barrie, and at his pnvate resi- deuce. Mary street. u-ly T. BANTING, Clerk County of Sirncoe, will be at his oice, at the Court House, Barrie, every Saturchv. Residence and P. O. Cookstown. T E QUEEN'S HOTEL.-_-ALF. ARNALL. accommodation -Iootyn:nn- ....kI2.. `D-.. --J I_-J__ ._-II _.._.l9, 1 I &-Em -7- vvrmmrvs Ha'ircutting and 'S ,havin,g BA`; t; J. STEAM lnllunnvl The real in as follows :-174 Beverley street, Toronto, 835,000, leee mortgage to Canada Life Aeeuranoe 00., for 820,000, `net value, $15,000 ; Henry etreet, $1,000, lees mortgage for 8600,` net 8400; phosphate land `in the Township of Bowman, 8500; lot In Oollmgwood, $100; Oakley Park Perm, Barrie, $7,000, lens a mortgage, which reduces the total value to $2,000; The Grove property, `Barrie, 83,000 ;- the interest _in the Mo0arthy hlook of in Danton me. Barri? is" at 04,000. There are several mgugr lots in Allandile; IAMES EDWARDS, Conve ' -_ 1!_lrr_la_9 Ialgonnel. stnctly private. _ _-._. 0 LENNOX. BOYS & BROWN, Bartutera, So !_ iton* ac. Hwannox Luuwox, W. A. Bows. ll -nnna- Juunvlp-way -. ..v_. Wxuaxc-rou Aux.-r. :TRATHY & ESTEN. Ba `.Wc hive urchued and` ' 1 Du * tuuawu Gnu Ussvunvnvo Mocucrmr. Pnrnn Conuaounn 8; MCCARTHY bx-illia MCCARTHY. Panza, MCCAR'IY 8; DUNCAN Alliston a.nd'Creemore. - " * - -,-__ I_ `l_l`.-u-urn: .__._______.______._._.________ ULT & COWAN, Barristers, Solicitors of 1:} L Suprem_e_Court, l3roctorskgTgt_ari5,s, Qegve; LYON. PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN . on Real Estate at lowest rates. Fatmers' nfnc n:a~nn1nfn (`1\"nof:nnu cunt`. :n an" smart I\` _.____.___---------------_-_-- )ONALD ROSS B. A.-Ba.rrister, Sohcxtor, r.......u....~..-, non. mnnev to loan. Oices. R. BOSANK0.DENTIS'f,Hl'1a. removed to his old oice, over Henderson's hardware store. nndtulmns AND sunvmzons. '1'. ARNALL, M.D.c.M., cam: in Bothwelfs I Block, Allandale. On the premises at night. 1 41.11: VETERINARY summons. succisbIz's To is. s. ~LA1`.Lv. BARRIE: mANUrAdHInn. uruuu autumn; and attentive nosuers. f guests eonvcd free to and from all r oors west of atket street on Dunlop Mr. D`Alton McCarthy's W111. - Us 9 0l Ol'.ltO. PHYSICIANS. FINANCIAL. DEN'.I`I8'l`S. OFFICIAL. LEGAL HOTEL: mocx, 1 45-1) - Iva ; ifiiuuuny > III. W810, hi; hm Jumei Us UIJ 43-ly Aux. Comm. ned tlie Barrie L with the latest tank I) A VI`- ` the -_cv-av- THE NORTHERN Aom ADVERTISING RATES. E ADVERTISING RATES, um ADVANCE nus A cxncm_A,n or rovnrnnm nvummn D0: rotm corms. Almost, if not quite.` doubl_e that of any . ' paper published in Bame_ man unvnnrlszns SHOULD NOTE T1113 Fm 12 lines solid nonpareil make 1 inch 3` ` TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS ' First insertion 10 cents per line, each Sub! iquent insertion 4 cents per line. I Pnndino notices- 10 cents: nor 1:..- . I quuut Junta. Iavu '1 vv--to yum nut, Reading notices, 10 c_ents per line insertion ; 5 cents per hne for each insertion of the same matter. 111185; ' gal Ofcial and Government (1 ._ ments v;ill be charged at above rates: VW. CONTRACT ADVERTISING, Contrac_t advertisements will be taken_ the follow1ng.rate's,_ whlch are drafted on of reel: commercial pnnclples and will be s;,i"' adhered to. There will be only one pmeflfl all. OIICIIIIIIOOOIIOIO 2% inches.............. 5inches, % oolumn...... no mches, 54 column. . . . no inches, 1 column. . .. . . GLIVICLIO Wlbu LU pun ccuu. For two months-the three mom 1? rats SUBSCRIBE? CAPITAL 4 Per cent. Interest Paid on Dev" -The Security tor Dopositore in 8 W" Company is undoubted. R` Ross new Block. south side DI11113 "' out of the Poet omoe. 9*". doubted. There is no instance on record deposition` has ever made a. loss with 15 per cent. added. _.__ _ R > `For one month-the three monthly {Una I-run vnnnf}\u..-f}1n fhrna VV\t\v.C!_1 `V1511 LU EV` UV`-5'" `*````````` #3 Preferred positions in the paper in -N sold at an advance of one-third on 35;; rates. This rule will be strictly camed cg; ' CONTRACT CHANGE.~'.| Advertisers will please bear in mind 53;. notice of intention to change a must be handed into the office not later -_` 1 Saturday at 10 o clock, and the copy for 33-; change must be 1n THE AD\'A_\`(,'E oigm later than 12 o'clock noon on Tuesday 1, week, otherwise the advertiser s anno11n:eme{: may not be made public until the week :':,. lowing. `I0 nkanama nf Arivorhnnmcmre n11;.m`. nu , v|3'|A.lJ,UI.lJ. The Waterloo Mutual, of Waterloo. 05 - Tothl assets, $334,083. The Economical Mutual. of Berlin. Oi? Totgl assets, $303,078. Also Llovd e Plate Glass Insurance C03 pany, of New York. Cash capital. 51.4 O00 Angftl(1):1Suno].:.oan and savings Comp? Private funds to loan on rst mortg3$`5' 'l'\ cogfts collected. &c. pp nun! I'o!.nA-...... - I.l..-..l.....-- Comm 813 W111 UU UIJGI SC: Advertisers will not be a1 1owr:d to use space for advertislnq anything oumlg 3;-3'. own regular business. Should the`; 5;; transient rates will be charged for s7.:\;`; vertisements. ` Rznuzsxnrr `ma Fox.Lowma Fm: Ixs:w5 Commmnsz `The Mercantile, now afliatcd with The L61- gion & Lancashire of England. re:-` xty, $15,000,000. "Wing 11Ta.L.._I-- 1l__4.---1 -5 117._;.....lnn n : '.I_Ano:ev and his atgi)-nqglifgr, Mrs. gibbon. But if: 3..- `bdiil made -F.eb._ 21,` 1898, Lg d` _ that aim the D ____ n.-I.I -'&._L.. __ 3 `BARBIE mm & snvmss cu INCORPORATED 1881. {IARRY SOUND will leave Collingwood 3`- `Ste. Mlrh. W pg; -- v...-..y..uvu vuuu \1..L.x\.. \.a.l-Ax-1 - So d R.R. ' `E Steamers cmr OFWIDLAND and CITY`; ~ eat` rd 0 , . .. 0" . DAY m3'RI1'>", `lid :?3e1 -."?or_ 1 9?) all on North Shore and e Manitoulms 1" Steamct CITY OF TORONTO will 193 W13, W A -l.'-It `Iago 8. !!!-. Midland 2 oo p 111-9 {St . Sondd. mii:;ml:ir:g"yt`Ha:n?u:tsl.atI;g:3mo!Pd,F' I ross -Cut San 12 changes of Advertlsements allowezp, year. It more are requxred, composition .-a}.;` will be charged. Alina!-1anra urn` nnf Ln qnntrt h. n-, .L Condensed advertisements on first {age 32,; as wants` of all kinds, lost and found, pr.`-my for sale or to rent, specic articles, etc.,`e:-_ must be accompanied with the cash, and r; be inserted-t1rst insertion 2 cents per we.-; each subsequent insertion 1 cent per mg; (names, addresses and gures counted 2 ` words); but a reduction of one cent per w:.-; s will be made when the number of in:er`.;::: of the same matter exceed four. {of advertisements must In even , case be mounted on solid metal bam. _ _`?_{__ Z NORTH sl-Iha NAV.| In connectionwith G.T.R.. C.P.R.. and W Sound Il\IIEI- "MIL |-"`" I e: Stgnman-u (`,l"'l"V nu urn! Ann and CIT` .. uvuullp UUIIIICCIIIIK IKIQU Wlln I lteameys for Byng Inlet. CV. ' [JOHN RUGERSUN} -.-I -"' of `the h9!i!htil -s' diiotea in the arse sun, the miaae the estate be divided into two one of three-fourths and the other one - fourth, and that the rut portion he `held in trust for his wlfe,- who should enjoy the income. froin it, and that at- her death, it should be dividedequally between his son, Lolly, nndhia daugh- STANDARD LIFE. `LONDON GUARANTEE AND ACLI DEIIIT diqf 1 1 PROVINCIAL BUILDING AND Lox; ASSOCIATION. ETC., ETC., ETC. Midland m . It 1o.oo a.m.. ' 10313.3. Ftidnya, and Saturdays. and, connecting than with Parry 50 and stmmgn for Run: `lain. French Provincial Building and; Loan Association. \ OWEN STREET. - - Bmuz! Scnoceu-: &. SMITH] AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $5,0O0."~I' :ounu collected. &c. Bmgl over Hendenonp Hardware Store. Dnt. .M<%uAr=i:R~/'5 OmcE-Next door to Bank of Torontc. {Q1-','f E5. iaii{ea' Inca: `and that .929. maining share of one-fourth go to his .atep-daughter, Mrs. Fitzgibbon. nu _ 10.11 .__s.. .. ....-...-.-.... -1.` J... -..:...:.. Niamber of inches angina Ga-mica and W" _l ~ Repair Show - % `EQRHE. 43" INSURANCE AGENTS CONVEYANCERS, GLC. FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE AGENT CONDENSED ADVERTISE}! E.\'T.~'. Limited, ROYAL MAIL LINE, SCROGGIE &. SMITH. 18-34 ""C -."`U/."' The following provisions of the origin- al will remain unaltered:--Mrs. McCar- thy is to M6 what she desires of the linen, glass, and miscellaneous furniture and books. She is also to have the use of the silverware. The -son is to have the library of law books, and such miscellaneous books. as the widow does not desire to take. In case" of the death of Mrs. Fitigibbon, deoeased s step-daughter, her share is to be given to her daughter, Agnes Fitzgibbon, on her attaining the age `of twenty-one. The children of the son and daughter, Mr. D. L; McCarthy and Mrs. Ince, are to become beneciaries in case of the death of either of` the two named. M. BURTON. Manav ~ ` couingwoow } Jun: 16, 1898, One 3 Inser- non. _` the mu one-third on 35;; Qft';n`\v nu-.. _ I Soun Frenc h 35:?` Streettccl box . . . . . . . . . . . .. Pipe cutter and diee......... Chain tona.....; . . . . . . . .. Pipeviceaandbench........ 2 screw jaclI:e.............. 1 pair; rubber boots . . . . . . . . . Flue Piping...... . . . . Drilling maching and drills... . Tapping machine . . . . . . . . . . .' "Chain block. . . . . . . ........ Screwgatevnlves........... Caulking tools............. dartIIO-ICOIOIIOOIOQIO FFKASJI It is to be noted thatiintine inen- try the insurance is not.mentioned.- Torontovstar. _ Waterworks Arbitration. The last evidence taken at the water- works arbitration was Mr. James Keenan's estimate of the stock on hand belonging to the Waterworks Company. Below is a summarized account of some of the items `: Chairs, desk and book case... .$ 9 00 Books and stationery . . . . ~. . . . 47 80 Lamps and `lanterns. . . . . . . ; . 3 80 Hammers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 00 Chisels, bars, hles . . . . . . . . .'. 15 00 Wrenches . . . . . . 31 00 Curb box screws. . . .. . . . . . . . 2 70 Hydrant appliances and repairs 40 10- Dcor mat and mobber. . . . . . . 2 50 Shovels, picks, hoes, etc . . . . . . 17 50 Paint brushes, oil cans, pans, etc 12 25 Carpenters tools. .' . . . . . . . . . . 8 50 Galvanized. pipe . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 14 Brass stops and corks . . . . . . . 25 75 `Gate valves. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 00 Assortment ttings. . . '. . . . . . 10 .00 -Flanges. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 75 1=1ping....... ...... 14 95 60 lbs. rope. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 00 Telegraph wire . . . . . . . . . . . 3 25 Insulators, battery supplies... 9 50 6street stakes...... . . . . . .. l 50 Box stove. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 00 Force pump . . . . . . .._ . . . . . .. 5 00 (I33 Packing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steam hose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Garden hose . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . .` Glenda and springs . . . . . . . Jointing yarn and jacketing.`.. Street tool box . . dies. . . . .. .. . tone.....;. Fl.ne Piping........_..... Hando;rt...- ....... 2 land furnaces and wheels... . ewO OOOIIIAoOOOI0 2MdqraOOIOOlIO(OOlOAOOOOO.I Bolts... Pipe vices end bench . jacks. . . . . . , I work benoh. . . . . . . 5 O0 1_la.wnmower........ . . . . .. 400 1 aetring tools............ 3 oo 1 oentrifugalpnmp. .. . ... ' 100 00 1 w.umaohi:;e..;........... 150 00 The Arbitrators were then driven to various parts of the pipe distpibntien system, vihioh had been opened in a few place; for their inupection. . Ani ITS paigmiaber boots. `. smmorons nnmnn. ' On March 1st Hon; John Minilter of Agriculture, ywas defeijntedhv In the constituency of South 0nt`a_ri_o,l' where he resides,` but unlike uiojst do--" {acted candidates will not admit hie defeat ; by the aid of A. S. Hardy he rctcina his portfolio. Knowing `that the forbearance of. the people is almost ' exhausted, a "deputation, not of the electors of South Ontario, have waited on A. S. Hardy and asked that John Dryden be retained as Minister of Agriculture ; in other words they have asked the Government to. throw aside the decision of the intelligent electors of South Ontario. At 2.30 on Wednesday afternoon `F. E. P. Pepler,` Q.O., begin his argument in behalf i of the company. He spoke of diionlty the company had in obtain- ing evidence, end said there. had evi- dently been communication between the several witnesses end others on be- half of the town. He _ then previewed the principles upon which he considered 5 vslnstion should based, end `refer- red to similsr nrbitrstions .. that kw P19 in others PM 0! tlx,.Pii> vs-6-_ 319 Avon eve Qf the plujt gwhieh he suited win qnitfe above the .av_e1-ego. After dwelling on the ebeehee oi pen-'tie_ulu'e go to on-icing! ' cent of pleat, Pepler proceeded to" review in detnilwthe evidence II to the velue of unions? ef the plant, up the building int, then5e may. ;pie'-laying, etc. stars tools . . sized` 'slvoa . . sment sph wire.'...... .. tors, supplies. . . at stskss;..... hove, . . . .. . ._ . . Icooonoooosoocgloiog 13..-.. .. .. nhose . ...' 3 and_ springs. .mP""'. uokcaae....$ .'yoooo'oooo 3......... ..$ 5. ' 3100 Er`! .. to .. oo .. .. 3 oo 34 7o .. 10,00 .. 5 25 7 5o 12 oo .. 3 oo .. 6 25 20 oo 5. 19 oo .. 950 4 5o 2 oo 4 00 "100 150` 00 25 00 75 00 .10 00 100 00 9 oo 25 oo 13 50 4 oo sthe `1'0.3iYO%d/I . '=1i_e!_e'grsIn announcing of l_sw'pirtner, Mr. of Toronto. news caused quite in shock for a few minutes. Mr. Bu-wick immediate- ly. retired. In a few minutes he return upon lesrning thsf Mr. Pepler expected to nish his address that `night, suggested remaining till the morning train. Lane on Thursday evening Mr. Pepler had not concluded, so the Board adjourned till Tuesday, 28th inshwwhen Mr. Pepler will con- y. -qv-.__ ' .__._-_ The constitution plainly states that to be a member of the Government a , man must be elected for some riding in the province. John Dryden has not 'been elected, electors voted against him as Minister -of Agriculture; he is no longer therefore a member of the .Government. The conduct of A. S. Hardy and colleagues in allowing Drvden and Gibson to "retain their portfolios since March 1st is in open deance of the constitution and` is a dlslcyal example to set before the " people. It the Grit party does not contain another man who will-make as good a Minister of Agriculture as `John Dryden, the whole Government `had better how to the wishes of the people and step out. There are plenty of men in the Conservative party than % whom none are better qualied to con- V` duct the affairs of the province." elude , atzi which E. H. Strsthy, Q. 0., counsel for_ the town, will present his srgumeot. _ The mstterrwill then be left with the Arbitrators to determine the amount of the sword. V A Pulpit `Reference. .. On Sunday evening, J une 5th, Rev. D. D. McLeod, of the Presbyterian church, made the following remarks on 9 the death of Mr. William Black: 1 to expound. I am reminded by these thoughts, of n hearer who for a period of two years eat here with us, listening to the gospel, Mr. Wm. Black," and who took occasion from time to time to express his eym- pathy with the truth I had been trying Last Sabbath his body was laid to rest at his former home, in the preeenoe of 3 large `company "of those who had known him through the former years of his lite. . e We do not speak of these things to exalt a fellow creature. Mr`. Black was too intelligent a Christian to think that he in himself was better than other men, or had any righteousness to com.- mend him before the righteous Judge. His faith and hope rested solely upon the atoning work of his Saviour, Jesus Christ. Knowing that, he gave expres- sion tc the fullest assurance that whether in life or in death it would be well with him. This faith he had lived in throughout his past life. It had been his pleasure when health and opportu- nity permitted to preach it to the peo- ple, and to teach it to the young. He was a man of superior education, of wide reading, and of more than ordi nary ability. He was an excellent speaker, andconld present the gospel, or advocate the cause he was interest- ed in, with clearness and force. He knew that it is not `the expressions of the dying hour which attest the sin- cerity of our faith, but rather the in- uence which it has had, and has upon our lives. Therefore these expressions of hope and condence in God, to which he gave utterance, which dispel the gloom of the dying chamber, and take away the sting from _our sorrow at parting with our friends, are but the natural result of that habit of faith which has kept and guided us in the imperfection of our human nature are manifest in us V all, but amid these the grace of makes itself evident, and it did so in him. His kindly spirit and gentle ways, endeared him to his gtmily circle. His sympathy with the work of God, and willingness to use his talents in the Master's service; made. him of great in the church he had been an ioice-bearer, and a very helpful friend to his pastor. ifhovsh takes 8'97 before re-hi*'8'*" advanced Page. and though his was ahealth _prevented him from very active -exertion for a considerable time, yet he we-. 4 as-such amide f9r .es.istpe.or ohms His conduct as were A ever on the side of the trut-Vh, and -are encouragement to c ed e:mp1s.were ever on_ "behalf , $2 the? 57.. ,*liS. P` :v.u..` assess mars. .9,s..a.na roam. cm ..ef -7 ,,.'.::.,-.1} . -he ~ ~_-,1. activities of life. The weakness and i V`: " .'.'.`,{" _g 1,`; -` When he was laid upon a bed of sickness he seemed to feel that the time had come when God was about to call him from this life, from the company of those who were dear to him, and from the home he was preparing for himself here to` the life beyond. It is in such an hour that the faith which we profess is put to the test. If that faith is genuine it is then that its power ap- pears. And it is right that we should bear witness to it, when we see it en- abling the soul in the presence of eter- nity to rest with assured condence in wing en; T seam`. -. .-i . w , '4 - J I . ....'I --.;'_ .:.._.-.-..-..`. '1`.':.'.`..i|_ '.;..1.....:4..1 - t::;.' at ' mm. ;;.a*a.a.i j -:._;;L 3.; ~!:_:_ s-.1L._. A `AL? .u:.v.'7. T.::.i..'~.:.. 1; `nsh CUCVI I [TI 1 VII UDHX VI XIV am K. 5:`! !`:!'s.r.!`-""1.-" W ! ""I`T3 '=>=` ` "`- ' W h. uq hi Iw TC??? -:-:_ *eo*%aaa aamsL at__ ,% >!'J?`."-"1`,7$-T5 ?'.5,~'l `)`!VIt |') '.`-T`.-' 9! . v 'v`. U : .. -_.;.... .__-|._- 3... tn- .142.` J .--- ----- The Senate has passed an amend- ment to the Laurier Franchise Bill. The bill as it left the Commons allows 3 Quebec voter to vote in all constit- uencies where he can qualify, while an Ontario voter has but one vote under all circumstances. An appeal to a` judge is allowed in Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia, but not in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick or Mani- toba. The Senate showed its wisdom by amending the act so that these in- equalities might be removed and the Commons showed its unwillingness to do fairly by all provinces by refusing to accept these amendments. AWVANW: ,'._..uva-- . 1 teiaoht"gh.a};d to'hiapastor' T. better a man is, the more the world is ever ready to _remind us, it is much to be. able to say of a life that the whole effort and inuence of it was distinctly and earnestly directed to the furtherance and upholding of the cause of Christ. His death empha- sizes the truth` I have been dwelling upon, the value of that true faith in Christ, which remains to us when all behind. Let us give heed to these re- peated warnings of Divine Providence, so that when our place is left vacant in the church on earth, and friends mourn over our death, they may be comforted in the true knowledge that we have entered into the church above and are 3' permitted to take part in the worship, I and share in the` blessedness of the re-_ . deemer. -851 '1|ihn;,.Iliii11l 5'! t ` `Ed iii! v ho315.-he v!ti11lf??9.iI?`!'9i'l 1 in oontril3!*2i'*1i whit serving he could I deeply conscious is he of his shortcom-. - ii:g'.V With all our defects. `of w,l_i1ch`f our earthly `possessions must be left Trees Need Abundant Nutrlment. ' This reminds me of a poor weak plum tree we `once had 5 it never seemed to grow much, though others plantedat the same time and in the same kind of soil, did well. It was perhaps thirty- ve feet from the barnyard, a fence between, and though it was down hill from the yard, it was too far away for much` of the drainage to reach it. A small shallow ditch was scraped out reaching from the barnyard to the wsgkung, and after every rain the` drain- age washed down to the tree. The re- sult was a healthy, v_igorou_s_ growth, and the tree now bids fair to go far aheadolf any of the others. In addition to the value of a quick growth on trees, it is a well known fact that huge worms have lam effect on such? trees than on `slow growing ones. As is general truth it maybe said that most newly planted trees and shrubs, and` University Examinations. The following stndente are among those from this connty who passed the recent examinations in connection with Toronto University : acc ;u - - - gerden crops of kinda, --receive far Ieea'nouria h1i:ent%th`nn they are capable of appmpristipg to advantage. Even ma gsufherakofeen fail in em. respect. ;_ v:'.;i.a; -n*....'..~._:!.'.~- Mrs: of` Barrie, in home for a lengtherieii visit. ' J. L Easton, Barrie, fourth year -in medicine. D. Graham, Braciford; second year in arts. 1.. an -` new - _ year in medicin. R. J. Wilson, Newton `Robinson, second year in arts, except German. 1-; (M In I -I u 1 EDITORIAL _ NOTES. Sir Wilfrid Laurier announces that his Government keenly feels its respon- sibility for the cleath of those Cana- dians in the Crow's Nest Pass. Sir ~ Wilfrid can rest assured that the coun- try just as keenly feels- the cowardice and apathy of his Government in all questions upon which the public inter- cats are at war with the desires of the C.P.R.-Telegram. V S. M. Lyon and J .-A. `Milbee, Bar- rie, Bachelor of Pharmacy degree. B. S.-Cerawell, Iond I.-lead, Bachelor of Pharmacy. ` s. R. Hill; Bond Head, second year in medicine. E. H. A. Watson, Bradford, second year in arts. . W. G. Wilson, Newton Robinson, second `year in arts. not out cvw J. W. Lennox, Thornton, fourth year in Eledicine. 935 Ill I-IIVIIIUIII R. J. bprott, Collingwood, third year in arts, excepting lstnn and ethics. 71- (\ l\l, I H. Calgpenger, Collingwood, Bach- elor of Applied Science. " A lviima i 'Mra..8h8h'8_h9-n V/Ia dallii to the aeathabed of Mrs. O Donnl, of Gilford, hat jweol;:.v j `_ M`-r. J18. Bxhnfd 3 nlirge birfn %. . A Mr. ind. Min Putt with Mr. Robt. Gihidn,` `of Tmmvalo; Mr. are K. m iaomrei {Rho `Methodist lioio use Friday evening. _ He was .1Iooompc`nied by Two or three years ago who would have assaulted a government so effec- tively as Sir Richard Cartwright had it proposed at the fag endof a session to force a loan of $750,000 upon an unwilling commercial community, to be spent upon a project which has never been designed and the cost of which has never been estimated care- fully by` engineers I-Montreal Witness. W. :Simpson, Waverley, senior ma- triculntion in a_rts. G. H. Wils6n,.Collingwood, second year in arts. pg -` nu- up. C. B. Siasons, Barrie, senior matric- ulation in arts. ` H. Hel;l;1ewhite, Collingivood, Bach- elor of Pharmacy. - cs -5- an A R. M; o1me,'oriui., nal examina- tion 'tor Bachelor of Arts. ~ C NPPA. o 3 -1 B8 5 m1Er:'%-A"i1fax';_jiai; 1\Ei:.e1.pei ;e Sunday with C. ' B. W. Craw, mie, fourth year in W. A. Cerswell, Bond Head, n-at Miss M. J. Day, Orillia, fourth year fI:i_da I :51 mod JuTy'"`::_1',"1')6, ; Mr. AMOgrthy made directions aja to the of the hondehold afoot: htvmn. his and -%on. D'Alfoi= -I.nll`y} -Eu that zaueaqgp Anton _il1IlB.- ....-- l`-__--_-._ J, 6&0 El JO Batrie, Allilton and Creemorc. . Lnmcox an Bows, T vale Barrie oco--cor. Dunlap and Owen sts. Elm- vtleode-opposite Hunt : hotel. Money to loan -5 In-may mung- VI-IE 0IlllS"'Upyu at lowest rates. I HEWSON 8: CRESWICKE.Vbarristers. Solici-I tors of the Sn rem: Court of Judicature of otaries. -Conve cc_rs, etc. Qatari . Proctor: Iloneyoto loan. Ofhccs-Ross Block, arne. C. E. Hnwsom, A. E. H. Cxnswxcxn. unnuu '7 Barristers, Soligitore in High Court of Justices, Notaries Public, Conveyanoers. Oiees over the Bank of Toronto, Bame. Money in sums of $2,000 and upwards, to loan at 5 per cent.` 7-1 '1 Q:-min-I-B1}, O_C. Go Ho COWAN, uarnsters, aonuwn Supreme Court, Proctors. Notarics, anoers. etc. Money to Loan. Oiccs--Ros T\unInn..nf,_ nfdg_ T7 LOUNT &'l..OUNT, Barristers, Solicitors. Proc- tors. Notaries, Conveyancers, &c. Oices cor. Dun `and Clapperton streets, Barrie. 4 xx! nnnrr, n. 1-.__ . `Ggo_ W_ Lou-I-. . _ ICKINSON & MACWATT, Barristers. No- taries Public, Solicitors of Supreme Court, etc., Barrie, Ont. ' Bank of Tomato Block, N9. ;l0v:n street. Branglh oice, Elmvale, McKegg1e 3 oc Jomv Dxcxmson, B.A. D. F. Macwn-r. . D'Alton McCarthy's rvill was pro; bated on Wednesday, 8th inst. The . trnoteeo are the Trusts Corporation of` cCARTHY, PEPLER & McCARTl-IY, Ba:-' risters, Solicitors, Conveyaneers, etc. D A1.'rox McC_Ax-rmr, Q.C. F. E. P. P31-um, Q.C. J. A. McCA1rrmrl.3 _D. C. Muncmson. arne. "F. c. GREGG v tennary' s . H W . _ Graduate onti. V3. Coll ,"r'$~ mega: `Medial Societv. ees-Ovex-egltiwans Dry Good atom, Dunlap St. Residence r6 Mulcaster St. . OHNSON 8 SAiIANT. BARRIE, .I rte J and Dalers in Coal: of all Kinds, andm eorg: -town, Grey and Guel _ White Finishiu Lime Cl;m9nts;of all kindly are Bricks and P tel-er : Hair. Storehouse at the Northern Railway Switch, `foot of John Itret.. near the depot. The bond of this L"! e is better than that of any other kind, and tho`!-'-nah uuperlor. 0ice--Corner of John and Elizabethstreeta. L 1 `an n:u.n._- runnnuu MILL COMPANY- C nterin , of Doors. _ h, d8,` .Mouldings, etc. Planin of all kinda.donc- promptly and satisfactorily. ot Blast Drying Kiln. District agency for gained lum- ber. Factor-v-Bnve1d Street. Barrie. nnanpe {. ??`f= .'; 3'`y'.;`2iysi 11?1`i21'a.2T `i{c`$ 1`$ ;x :x`zs' & GALLIE successors to co. Ball. RANKLIN J. ROBINSON, GRADUATE OF u School of Practical Scicnoe, Toronto, Enzineer Ontario Land Survnunn-_ DI.-. ......:_ gated on the shortest notice. othw ' l manual. and esumntes an engineering workosfgre l '3 Block. Dunlop street. Barne. :5-13? M. M. CAMPBELL, Barrister Solicitor, . Notary, etc. Mon3't_;o loan. ces-Ba.rrie| and Stayner. Barrie cc.`-Bank of Toronto Building, Owen street, 5-ly l A. Plysidan, L. Edin" night residenca-Brown's Block, Dunlop street, Barrie. Telephone 77. MONEY AT 4} AND 5 PER CEN'l`.-We have a large amount of private funds to loan at four and a. half and 5 per cent.. payable yearly Loans on mortgage will be made u to one half the valiae of the property offered. M ART]-IY, PBPLER & Mccnnnnt. Barristers. &c.. Barrie. y The value of the ee_tete,ae set out in the prebete papers, is 868,580, made up as follows: '