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` ' -I F Thq Picket has been tho mission of the 'dtit`:rgari2r, '30}; frequently seen in Orillia of la.te,ti`a to. have East Simcoe xeopenad if . pouqible, in the hope of securing Mr. Miacamp- bell s seat for Uolonel Gibson. - -_.vr -v-, -.-.--- WELLINGTON AULT. IIIIWQO Joan Dxcxmson, B.A. 1 D. F. MACWATT. `ITRATHY & ESTEN. N .12, MCCARTHY. Pnnnn, McCA1z-tin: 8; DUNCAN, Alliston and Creemore. Mccnrrnv. P311336 Connouw 8; MCCARTHY I-illia VArm.L_A, for ice cream. for instance; BAKING POWDER, for cakes. One ie a. drug. ofzourse ; the other e. "chemical"i and there are still othere--SPICES of all kinds. cream of tartar. etc. The best lace to 1: drugs is at a. DRUG STOR . The stem: `at knows more about " them thanotherpeopfel. c w oodd at co a 1. m .'%.1?ca'&`u.. 63'.`-g.'" "``` Drugs nd Chemicals MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUER. In the Kitchen. Vmunxmws onus STORE . .93: DUNLOP-ST. BARRIE. " "" `Fi '"i'i:?e'e"':>~"" 3"d" p ~ ognho `Wood :3cmpIIy.`1!Vl{ndIorr:z>anh at Scagen Drug Store. 4 I [EWSON & CRESWICKE, barristers. Solici- tnr: nf {Inn Sun:-amp Cnurt n Tnrlionhnra nf )ONALD ROSS B. A.-Ba.rrister. Solicitor, Fnnuncannnr `I'D , mnnnv ff) ml). WHE BALL PLANING MILL COMP;;&NY-; (`cabana-ubgo:-can n|I:l`:o\lh an-:4` -na-..`..-L........... R. BOSANKO, DENTIST, hagmovea to his ' old oice, over Henderson's hardware store. l ENGINEERS AND SURVEYOEf fM. M. CAMPBEL, Barrister Solicitor, MAO-n nu! A00 Mnnnv f `H2 I1 . T. ARNALL, M.D.C.M,, ofce in Bothwelfs - Block, Allandale. On the premises at night. 4 a.lv -:VfETEl1ARY summons. F. C. GREGG, Veterinary Sur eon. Honor. Graduata Ont. VAL (tnnptrn nnnr vnnunknr _QWUo _ . Bu-no,'Alhston and Creemore. Lmmnx 8: Bmm. ` ouiwpe; 1`!16r6f=le,ituh..thei permit. ;t t! Wm. n.l'?t llthiif thv h=V 8iYeh`t$l'op99**t .tunity-ten wlglch they at:f'_u`ggl_ed__an1long, " the = country `Wvill juetlj - as a class they are utterly unworthylbf condence. Let the prohilntioniete ght as" though the issues of eternity depended on the result of this caul- paign, or let them saygood bye to all inuence in .Cane'de.--Owen Sound Sun. ARE NEEDEI5 EVERY DAY `Wood : Fhoiphodlno, la ..?'..'.2`3I'.'.~.;-22m..2e.9.3'=.21? v1lANUFACTUREs._ PHYSICIANS. FIHANCIAL. DENTISTS. OFFICIAL. sud rooo mm`ended by. all lnunntn In nnnuln, mm: I-:11. Ca Kill 43-Iv I Death .or;an' Aged orunan. J Another of`-`the old residenpts. of Oriliia passed `away on Friday. Mr. James J ackson/ _-`was born A at Ooulter, Lanarkshire, in 1-8 1.9. I Hewas a` stone- mason, and in his earlier days worked two years on .Soott s. -monument in Edinburgh. He came to Canada in 1853, and spent two years in Quebec and Montreal, before settling in 0ril- lia, since when he has been intimately connected with the town and district. His zealous advocacy; of the extension of the Northern railway to Orillia at- tracted the attention of Sir Frank Smith, 001. Cumberland and Sir J. D. Edgar and they secured his services in addressing meetings throughout the dis- trict in support of that enterprise. He was also a familiar gure in political contests, was ever ready toldiscuss the questions of the `day either on or off the platform, and stumped the riding of North Simcoe for the late T. D. McUonkey and Dr. Ramsay. Mr. Jackson was one of the contractors for the erection of the rst Presbyter- ian -church, the` stone `church of St. James` parish, (torn down a few years ago to make room for the present edi- ce), the Methodist church and parson- age, the Church of the Angels Guard- ian,_ and many others. In October, l855,'he joined Orillialdivision of Sons of Temperance, and for many. years was one of its most active workers. He was an enthusiastic curler all his life, and organized the rst curling club in Orillia. He `married a sister of Dr. Thorburn, of the Civil Service, Ottawa, who, with one daughter, Mrs. J. A. Stevenson, survives him. Mr. Jackson has been contending with the disease which carried him off for a length of time, but he had not passed out of mind because his gure was no longer a familiar one in our streets, and many,` heard, while others at a distance will `read, of hi demise with sincere regret. The funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. R. N. Burns, B.A.`-_ Packet. ' - A. E. H. Cnzswxcxn. Aux. COWAN. I LUI 5-ly u.onvcy- Ltccnses THE NORTHERN Am ` ADVERTISING RATES, CE I,-`-: I-VII"-I IUICTIQTIVII I-'Aa. - _ _ _.-.._. .. .q`1`_`D' nu: Anvancn nus A omen,` ' or FOUBTEEN ntmnnm. . 37 .. _ -...... .,.,-u,,,_ - Almost, ifnot quite. double that of 8 ` paper published in Bax-ne_ "7lhq lunvnnrlsnns snobm NOTE mm, 1, Am 12 lines solid_nonparei1 make 1 inch -\ TRANSIENT ADVERTISEME1vq~g_ ' 11.-....; :.........u,... 1n ,.....;- ___ .. __,_,..;un 15- _ t er line, each Bllbse; - . 1; iI1891't19n cf5npse1?1iI1. . Flra. ition 4 09 ants per lme fo qnet .1 notices; 10 (fine for each sub R335: 5 cents per matter. All i sf bre tgecharacte 1n - o . der 5 1111959 (1 Government 3dVH ti5Q. 1inS-g 31 Ociillll g1:d at above rates. e 9 . 3)` . -11 be 0 men W1 r first sequent toms un. r, charged ass Rnpanszrrr -rm: FOLLOWING Fuu: I.\'SL'RA.\'C3 COMPANIES: The Mercantile, now ailiated with The Lon- _don 85 Lancashire of England. Secur- nty, $15,000,000. The Waterloo Mutual, of Waterloo, 011`- . Tothl assets, $334,083. The Economical Mutual. of Berlin, OUT ' Tats` gaunt: Qnnn nag . Killyleach. Advance Correspondence Mr. Pim, of Toronto, who has been spending his holidays at Mr. John Van- dorburgh a, left for his home on Friday CON TB.A(_.`/I` ADVERTISING. Contrac_t advertisem_ents will be taken at ?the fo1lowmg.rates,_ whlch are drgfted on em. 'rect commercxal prmcxples and W111}; e st` . adhered to. There wxll be only one my Price for `all. 7 J xinch ........'......`.... 2% inches.............. sinches, % column...... no inches, }6 column.... aoinchea, 1 column...... `For one month-the thre with 15 per cent. added. *For two months-the three monthly me N with 10 per cent. added. K3"):-nf'nvvrnA nndnnu in Han V\nu\..._ "u JV IIIFI \u`Il-IIII Gr`-l\-I\J\Ll Ei Preferred positions in the _paper will be sold `at an advance of one-third on above rates. This rule will be strictly carried out. ! CONTRACT CHANGES] Advertisers will please bear in mind that notice intention to change advertisements must - anded into the ofce not later than Saturday at 10 o clock, and the copy for such `change must be in THE ADVANCE oice not later than 12 o clock noon on Tuesday in any week, otherwise the advertiser s announcement may not be made public until the week {O1 lowing. 10 nkonnna nf Ar]vnrf1uovnnnfn~ I\11I\vvI;., LUVVLIJSI 12 changes of Advertmements allowed per year. - It more are required, COII1IJO.`:iti0HYa[e3 will be charged. Ar`17n*lI`I.nn1~n ran} `.1: o11ru-vn/I In. H... .1 - ' WLLL U5 Ulla! ECU: Advertisers will not be allowed to use their space for advertislng anything outside their own regular business. Should they do 50- transient rates will be charged for such ad. vertisements. Condensed advertisements on first page such {as wants of all kinds, lost and found, pmpeny for sale or to rent, specic articles, etc. etc., must be accompanied with the cash, and will be inserted-hrat insertion 2 cents per word, each subsequent insertion 1 cent per Word (names, addresses and gures counted as words); but a reduction of one cent per word will be made when the number of insertions of the same matter exceed four. {Juan nnannson. for advertisements must in every case be mounted on solid metal bases. ' Dn1'r COMPANY. |PROVINCIAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. I ETC.,. ETC., ETC. sMr. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson, of St. Oatharinss, are spending a well earned holiday with Mr. Robinson's fathsr. ' - And time Sun Loan a.nd sa.vings ComD8DY of Ontario. Private funds to loanon rst mortgage-5' oounts collected. &c. nO'1ce over Henderson,s Hardware Store, 33 -`O SUBSCRIBE? CAPITAL, $250,000. 4 Per Cent. [moron Paid on nevw" The Security for Depositora in 22. L08 nmmu-w in rmdnnhtod. - ~ 111 `2:o; Ip`i.'y 31 3`J3'iea. Rhea; new Block. `south side Du! | out of the Post Omoe. $5 012 (I18 K085 UHIOBO " 7' The security to depositors in a Loan C doubted. There is no instance on record hem `ienositior has ever made a loss bv a Loan C0'V' I / 0') is un. `STANDARD LIFE. lIjOI{DQI:I GUA;zA_1jgEE AND ACC1 ' Ina nicuuuuucuu muuuux. U1 uuum, V-' Total assets, $303,078. Also Llovd s Plate Glass Insurance Com- P3337. Of New York. Cash capital. 535-' man: mm & snvmes en. INCORPORATED 1881. MMIKINAO EXCURSION Via. the NORTH SHORE NAv1GAjrI01`1mf3;; ':on:ntI Dang` Mn Y:-g 1-: nnnnnrh W Messrs. Jenett and Brown, of Buf- falo, returned totheir home on Monday, 22nd ult.,- after spending a. few weeks at Mr. MeKnighs s., . ' . Provincial Building and Loan Association; [OWEN STREET. VIE UIU LVLIRIII DTIKJIKIS lVl`lVlLlnI-V Limited, Royal Mail Line. in connection` G.'I`_R__ C P]? ant` `Dan-u Q4 -mn.-I R.R. Scnocmz &. SMITH. i'"rih~'Te'I- i}i&"K'i'1Tm'e";'iionday and '"' ch. 'ht_s. A 1 t auR'IwayA="`5'a. `*1?s:.-.*'.n.,& e2..?.* :`;::`:.:~.s::5-"9"-2: a- , _ , er, v MAITLAND. mxon & co, Agents. Owen 5, [Cross-Cut Saws AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $5,000,000. an p..uv anvli 11.13 A Cmcul HUNDRED {"03 L noun corms, `*5 .........L 3 ....L ....-.'L- 3---: 1 On='1cE--Next door to Bank of Toronto, McQUARRv t Miss Rachel Wright, who has been spending the summer months with her sister, Mrs. M.` Sharpe, returned `to her home in Toronto last week, " Number of inches as-nan` Carefnlli Gnmmed and Trued at Bxgcgumich mg G_eun.I 3.9.1: shop. ` "M3312. +3` FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE INSURANCE AGENTS CONVEYANCERS, &.C. CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS. SCROGGIE 6:. SMITH. Snrmznhnn 8, _ .A.G-EIN"I` `R. Little, for next year. it 2 The trustee hoard at their last meet- ing on Thursday evening, were unani- mous in engaging our present teacher; One 1 Inger- tlon. . .|$ o 50E . ntl 375 `Inn in _ser-11 Inge;-.! uons] tionsl - 117108. n-In. `_ --uua| I-Ions 3 mos.;6mos. _..@f . Depouu. Rev. J. J. Spar-ling and Mrs. 'Sparl- ing arrived from their wedding trip, looking hale and hearty. During the time they were away they spent` a few days with Rev. Mr. Simpson, of Thea- eelon. ` 5*$4 col; 300` 8 25` F 75 15 00 >00 arm. IIUIJ. Dunlop atre &lv BARBIE 7.n..mx\ Ac- W The most welcome visitors we have had for some time were `the copious" showers of rain we had during the early "part of last week. They were not only welcomed by the farmers in preparing their land for fall wheat, but `also by the eattlh, as it has made the spring up again almost as green as in Jan ' i V Barrie has decided by 8 vote J of_ 37 to 208 to buy an eleotric'"Iight plant.` Bravo, Barrie! The $35,000 to` be spent in this manner will be the most . wisely expended money ever invested in the town. The people at-e)hinking. --0itizen and Country. _ ` ' Toro tors mav b1o'c very held feet.` M rs. FCEIV Bernardo Home Boys. L I lie Bowmanville Statesman aaya :- This jonrnal differs widely from most 0*: Canadian newspapers regarding the boyeand girls brought to Canada` through: this agency, the editor having crossed the -Atlantic two or three _on steamers that brought from England, and having always. taken great , in ; ehbt,0yii;`-nd sir! *.'=. -vi*1n~-91~9nr\ d-re .:*.*iiP8}ie`1` '.iS `i'.'1i| 1!i_-`L`. anthem. bud bone`: A of siste In t of 1 Mr. Lett. man cent heal des mot She chil UM reei{ este hea RDLI his elde 51194 she spi bet feel of 2961 .(Too late for lut`w.eek's iuue. ' of training gave them V of__the lower or any other . e . iveiiieve visited, and. we helieve ii-`em obseryation and enquiry that among the Barn'ardo'b_oy'sj and who came to this part of Ontario, quite as large a percentage give their employers satis- faction ido native Canadians. O_f course much patience has to be exer- cised until they become familiar" with Canadian manners and customs and they require a lot of telling and show- ing as all other boys and girls do who are placed in new positions and ' at ` strange tasks, but they will generally 1 hold their own if given the same con- sideration es Canadians. ` V . f any pr_omisouous_colleo Oo111ngwood s Finances. The liabxlities which the famous council `cf. 189.7. in Oollingwood be-__ queathed to their successors in oice |Aroadr_oller...... Snow plows . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Lawcosts...'.. . . . . ..-...;. Unpaid fuel bill . . . . . . . . . . l ` ' ~ $1140 00 To this is to be added the di'erence in the debenture account. "In 1897 the council realized on the eale of deben- tures` 88,008; this year they were al- lowed to sell only $6,000, whichmakga 1 a loss of income of $2,008. Then last d year the payment on debentures amount- ed to $18,174.61 ; this year the council must pay $20,156.43, or an increase over lust year of $1,971.82. These three items added together,` the % liabilities, the decrease in debenture re- : ceipta, and the increase in debenture 3 payments`, amount to more than the ` much vaunted surplus by $752.39 ; briey contrasted the account stands 1 thus : ` Surplus from 1897. . ; . .. . . .$4367 43 Total amount over surplus of 1897 to be paid in 1898...$ 752 39 This shows beyond mil that the present" council are administering the affairs of the town in an honest, eici- ent and business-like _manner. The we will be gs mills.-Bulletin. ` l comm. ; Liabilities from 1897 . . . An exchange saysthat men are at- tracted by beauty, wealth, smartness. or sprightly manners.` They are won by being made to believe that the women are thoroughly companionable and sym'-" pathetic to them. They are kept by the women adapting themselves to their selsh and somewhat casehardened natures, and by their wives making all` their husbands interests completely their own, and by being good house keepers. ` Deb:-ease from sale of deb... . Increase of deb. payments`... The Bacteria of Bay. A practical farmer talking about his haying lately, remarked how great a difference was made in the curingof hay if it was wet by rains. No matter , how quickly the hay was spread out and dried after being wet, it would be badly colored, and if put, while at all damp, in large heaps would rot. The reason for this, undoubtedly, say the authorities, is the presence of bacteria in the rain water which is gathered_in its passage through the air. These bac- teria in any damp body increase with enormous rapidity. The juices in hay or other vegetables are free from bac- teria, except where they are out or bruised, and as most of these juices are sweet, their drying down inside the outer shell of straw has a preservative effect. But in the work of gathering, the stalks of grass or other vegetation are usually more or less bruised, so that some air can get to the juices aside from what enters at the base. All know how quickly corn stalks will rot, even in the stock, if exposed to heavy rains. Then,-i though the a stalks may seem to dry out, there is enough dampness in- side to keep the outside -bacteria alive, and` the stalks will` rot when put in large heaps. Green stalks, it they have been got in _wit_hout_ rain, will keep much,`better.-.-London Free Press. Origin of Fruit Canning. it is a singular fact that we are in- debted to Pompeii for the great industry of canning fruit. Years ago, when the excavations were just beginning, a party of Oincinnatians found -in what had been the pantry of a house many jars of preserved gs. One was open- ed and they were-found to be fresh and good. __ `Investigations showed that the iigshad been pntinto jerainaheated "1*,':*"`,'_`..i`ia'.`_P.:`*,".`V't 19i`;`f'959 -team to _andt{iexi sealed with The we-I stiki!i .#n*1 _p*"l=.*-waive-r `into [the Uniteditutgu, .the. .preoeiV_hein' iden- WL`; wig; 35'? Tint may :entnr!es.a_io,`.p som.a jf res` V. don` it=:<'5;j**5i-1izi%fh-t they 9; ' fdor] e hit i viho` warm 4 *1 ri~d2__' 3;; ._- rnnnoninnnn Anvmqn. ..s 450 00 .. 90 oo %. 500 00 .. 1oofoo $5119 s23 1140 00 2008 00 1971 82 L" -~ B5 and. news it `idert-.. `s In ma. busy "why yon}will'hLncf ` g V , There in eliriya ioomiffor e girl'who'_j_amil_eI And with iovindservioe the hon; begniles gt Afllugfivhoaii stiaughetgl as sheik mt. V And for others wishes hes a. core ; Who in quick to see when the heart is end, And is loving and tender to make it glad ; Who loves her motherend lightens her`-`cares, And many he household duty shares; Who is kind to the aged and -kind to the Peterboro s town council referred to the people the question whether the ward system should. be abolished and the number of councillors -reduced. The people decided in favor of both propositions by a good majority. Now the council has ignored the verdict of the people and killed this by-law pro! viding for the change. Some of them could not make up their minds to vote themselves out of the job for another yesr.-Guelph Mercury. 7'."'8-. -And laughingwandjnerrvy dud of fun; There isslways love for agirl who is sweet, Always a smile her smile to greet ; -Then be kind, little maideu, be kind. Be true, little laddie, be true, From your cup to the soul of your shoe ; Oh, we love a led with an honest eye, Who seams deceit and who hates 9. lie ; Whose spirit is brave and whose heart is pure,` Whose smile` is open, whose promise sure ; Who makes his mother a friend so near, He'll listen to nothing she may not hear ; Whose his father's pride and his sister's joy- A hearty, thorough and manly boy ; Who loves on- the playground a bat and ball. But will leave fun bravely at duty s call ; Who s as pleasant at work as he is at play, And takes a step upward with each new day; Then be true, `little laddie, be true. Rapid Growth ofvsalmon. -The number of marked salmon cap- tured this season is much larger than is generally known. They "were hatch- ed in the fall of 1895, and after being marked by cutting. off the adipose n, were turned into the rivers` in the spring of 1896.. The fact of their capture proves that some of the sal- mon at least return to the river where they hatched in less than four years, the time in which scientic men who` have made a study of this matter say that it- takes the salmon to mature. As the marked sh were turned out in the spring of 1896, those caught this sea- son have been at large only a little over two years. The rst one `caught weighed only ten pounds, but the most of those caught since weigh over twen- ty pounds, and one weighed fty-seven pounds. It seems almost incredible that a salmon should grow to this size in less than twoiyears and a half, but there can be no doubt that the marked sh caught are some of those which were turned out in the spring of 1896. -Portland Oregonian. Canada and its Capital. The subiect is a large one, but in the skilful hands of the author it is made most interesting and instructive. Then is not a dull page to be found among the two hundred into which has been crowded a sketch of us aswe have been and as we are, which forms a valuable contribution to Canadian literature. The work possesses the virtue of entire freedom from political bias, and the con- stitutional and political features of our history are discussed in a broad and generous spirit . ' * The earlier chapters contain a most interesting his- torical sketch of the settlement of the Ottawa district. from the days of the intrepid French explorers ~ ' ' ' A number of very ne illustrations of the principal places of interest, photographs of the leading men, and an excellent letter press, contribute towardslmaking this volume an interesting and instruc-. tive addition to the library.-Toronto Globe. George Morang, publisher, 63,Yonge street, Toronto, ` If the United States had only taken pity on the thousands of auering Americans who_ are troubled with d spepsia, biliousneas, constipation, sick hea ache, dizziness, heart- kmm mu! n1-Imp nnmnlninl-1| nnnnn ho an nn. UUHHUIPHUIUII DAVIS uunuouuv, uuansucua, umau v- burn and other complaints caused by an un- healthy stute of the liver o} kidnevs and given them a 250. box of Dodd s Liver Pills they would have received thousands of bless- ings. 25 cents at all druggists. Don't _dapag the lowly.` The under jaw does all the work. - Don t think dollars can be acquires! without sensp. . Don`: hold your breath mien the thiiaga come that you're wpiting for. V Don ; medle with people thut don't meddle with you. ' pose of enabling men whose right to sit in that Legislature was in doubt to pass legislation changing the law` as it stood at -the time of the elections so as to prevent the seating of men properly elected. Furthermore, they have amend- ed the law in such a way as to permit themselves, in case they are unseated for certain reasons, to have another chance for these seats 3 and this time with the advantage that always ghts on the side of a Government candidate in a bye-election in Canada. If they win in these improperly caused bye- elections, they will be simply reaping the fruits of their conspiracy. Un- doubtedly they will have the indecency to claim it as a sign of public approv- val; but, while every friend of clean ` politics will hope that they will not have any excuse to make such a claim, every man with his eyes open will know that they cannot be sure of the attitude of public opinion until a gen- eral election comes round again. For the present, the Liberal party will simply have debited itself with another political sin; and this time, as so reasonable a paper as the Montreal Star says, it is a pretty dirty and dis- reputable one.-Packet. V Don't turn up your nose at hobbies ; much good has come from them. _ Don't think because a advocates temperenoe that he never emilee. Don practice` economy liy setting a_ hen on one {egg in` olfder to save eggs J Don't ' expect to "move eny' obettaclei without rat-getting I move on yot.1r-' self, " `` T " e {chap asng your whaL"* Yon; `ight be` Bel}! for damages--va.t the hospits`I._-1 N9`v,&. ' ~ l'iorr=b'h:1lrs *'l %'` : lnonhum Don't try to shine 91169: if you lack ]5on t.` try to bru:'n oyer Aatreeth cits 31:: ism TRUE. `The Liberal party inust bear. the onus of having called a special session` of a Provincial Legislature for the pur- .IJlt0 G30. 2.: ; 3-ggwg, Rn I-rue- [TAU ' V ; tuuston anu ureenwrc. . Lnzmox an Boys, _ x , . .. Elmvale Barrie o$;e.-5or. Dunlop and Owen sts. Elm- val: odooppocite Hunt : hotel. Money to loan as In-u`-at I-gnu. VIIF Cnnuc -upyu at lowest rates. `A. RADENHURST, Barrister, Attorney, _ . in .Cha.ncery, Conveyance:-' etc. 0$co`--Fix-atdoor Owen street. over Bank of' Com- Rn n-it-_ an-.48. BVV\JJ.V N URBDVVLUIXD, D3l'|'l5I'yCl'8g D0110`!- tors of the Su reme Court of Judicature of Ontaiio. Proctors, otaries, Conve cers, etc. `Money to loan. Oces-Ross Block, an-tie. 11'-va It __,, _ , on 1-; ,_,__-__ 'c"f."r'1L{Js"J. D _ _ -Barristers, Sohcitors in High Court of Justices, Notaries Public, (B3onv_eya.ncers. Oces ovet the Bank of Toronto, arne. Money in sums of $a,ooo and upwards, to loan at 5 net cent. __ -ancers. efc. Money to Loan. Ofccs--Ross Bloc ULT & COWAN, Barristers, Soli_citors of the Supreme Court, Proctors, Notanes, Convcr Dunlap-st., Barrie. 1I1__ - _.--__-- A .-- _ A a nu Pnnrnu ' licensed victuallersare more alert, more i through apathy they throw .away this 5? hm. `55"i a:h1>, to be ' The Plebiscite. In a little over six weeks the vote will take place on prohibition. The 29th of September will decide whether or not the world is to witness the at- tempt to wipe out the liquor traic, with its attendant evils, -over the largest area of territory in which a similar experiment has ever been made; For years the temperance people have clamored for an opportunity to" test the public conscience on this subject, and now that it has been granted they must either make the most of_ it, strain- lug every nerve to score" a victory, or "fall into just contempt together as a lot of weak enthusiasts who do not know what they want. Prohibition- lsts must not conclude that because" the liquor people are silent. they are , apathetic. The'Pl'obabi1ity is that the united and better organized than at. any previous time. It remainsthsre fare for the iprohibitionists to ghtsthe ght of _their livesj or be beaten, `[1; chance; they cannot expect __Jano't_h_e'r. The temperance people oi` Oanada are noweon trial. a Their fellow giE_- going to nd out what_stu_` they `made ot_'._ If they their protests shdeaexhbrmions _r ICKINSON 8: MACWATT, Barristers, No- taries Public, Solicitors of Suprem Court, etc., Barrie, Ont. Oces in Bank of Toronto Block, No. ,`OIzen street. Branch oice, Elmvale, McKeggic's CCARTHY, PEPLER 8: MCCARTHY, Bar- risters, Solicitors, Conveyancers. etc. D'AL1'oN MCCARTHY, Q.C. ` F. E. P. Penna, Q.C. J. A. Mcczurrnv. D. C. Mmzcmson. Barrie. M. M. unmrnnuu, Darnaccn uuuuuu, 'ce5_.. Notary etc. M ne toloan. 0 Barrie and Stayner. Barn: Cioe-Bank of Toronto Ruildina Owen street. 5-ly ann otayner. Darnu Building, Owen street. UNALU `(U33 D. l\o'-Dil.l'I'l3Lcr, ouuuu-nu, Conveyancer, etc., money to loan. pices, Bank of Tomato Building, Owen street, Barne. 48-ly 5 R. PALMER, sti.-`ge$x'{,"Li2ye, Ear, Throat, Nose, ' 40 College street, Toronto, may be con- suited at the ueen's Hotel, Barrie, on Friday, Oct. the nth, from to u a..m,, ahd the second Friday ot nun:-u III nu OH , me um, xrom every month. JJ Toronto, reuow ox 1 nnuy memczu voucge, Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Oice and Residence, 18 Owen street. 1 R. .c. SMITH L.C.P.S., o :. (lat 1) 3. 1-IL.-vie 8: Smith Orillia.) otce'ana re`iaen'oe _.-mm. AF numn anti Cnllmr streets. Barrie. 21-lv i U Harvie Smith Orillia.) Oice and residence I -comer of Owen anti Colher streets, Barrie. 23-ly ' yd am}: frogn`t"lf1; vV'eMrvy_` JAS. .EDvvARDs - E9 '!"E".5!`iEF.%: |C_ _g9_ an JOHNSON 3; SARJEANT, BARRIE, Im rtern ' and Dealer: in Coal: of all Kinds, and eo_rge town. Grey and Guelph White Finishing Lime Cements of all kinds, Fire Bricks and Pla.sterer'a I-lair, Storehouse at the Northern Railway Switch, foot of John street, near the depot. The bond of this L 'x e better than that of any other kind, and the f ash leuperior. O,ice-.-Corner of John and Elizabeth streets. R. W. A. ROSS, Physician.-Surgeon, ctc., L. R.C.S. Edin,, L.R C.P.. London. Ofces and n:r`1I- ..a:Anm-n_Rrnmn g Rlnclr, nunlnn street- Kllylclf QUISCUH, Ultra 1!. W. n. nvaa, , u. night residence-Brown's Block, Dunlop stteet, Batrie. Telephone 77. .IJ M. r. r. on 3. uuasg. opec1a.uy-nye, nar, Throat and Nose. Has removed to Sanders Block, ` opposite post ofce. Phone 54 7-ly O H. LYON, PRIVATE FUNDS T0 LOAN . on Real Estate at lowest rates. Farmers Notes Discounted.` Collections made in any art of the County. Real estate bought and sold. onvey- anpinor in all its hrancha-3:. Martians Limenges our vv-up : --vuuu w----wv --v--.- ---- -v.-. 'v_ . V o ancing In all its branches. Marriage License issued. Ooe-Ross Block, Dunlop street Barrie. A :-Iv. I 70 FOR INVESTMENT on good V $ , freehold security at lowest rate of ' interest. Nolgrincipal money required until end of . H. STRATHY, Solicitor, Etc., I `I135 D1114}-4 ruruwnnu LVIILL KIKHVIKIXIV 1* ten-in;:Building and manufacturing of Doors, . ds, Mouldings, etc. Planin of all kinds done promptly and satisfactorily. ot Blast Drying Kiln. Dnstrict agency for 'ned lum- ber. Factory-Bayeld Stree Barrie. %DGERS & GALLIE successors to co. Ball. 1:. \o- unnuu, vejcnnary our eon. nonor W . Graduate Ont. Vet. College, onor member Medical Societv. oes-Over Ewans Dry Good store. Dunlop St. Residence r6 Mulcaster St. DR. .17. Pallin , Graduate of Trinity University ' otonto, Fe ow of Trinity Medxcal College, Nfemher of the Colleze Phvsicians Surgeons ])R.M]. ARTHUR ROSS. L. R. C. P. &S. Edin.; F.P.&S.Gla. . S ia.lt-Ee Ear Tkrnaf ant` Nam: I-Inn so`-gmnvpfletcn Saynder)::Block: MONEY AT 4} AND 5 PEI! CENT.--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 value of the property offered. Mc ARTHY, PEPLER & MCCARTHY. Barristers. &c.. Barrie. T. BANTING, Clerk County of Simcoe, will ` be at his oice, at the Court House. Barrie, every Saturday. Residence and P.0. Cookstown. I FRANKLIN J. ROB INSON. GRADUATE OF the School of Practical Science, Toronto. Civil Engineer and Ontario Land Surveyor. Plans speci- cations and estimates on all engineering works re- nd and submitted on the shortest notice. . O ce.. _ othwell's Block. Dunlop street, Barrie.` :5-ly &&I` C 1 I I'II`TZII At his oice until 5 p.m.; at his private residence, 68 1 Mary street, after that hour. xx-ly l 3u.|LonN<.-.|A.o1' ran SALE. , 1.6: % ; tract. A swns. LEY V M :6-u. ` The Great.` dgold sad 1:: j`sb1e`.od1o1n 1010 lgummcommencbesl Dy Ilil .'Ib1a8% ed1o1ne 'd1soo; ere<{. % I I > VI`! ., M cur. . , _ ,. _ . neaahall-efrscets otzfbnwz . H , , J ' oeasi ` use =%"~:,*`::..a:.d::..~*,.....v* " .9 _ I I 0 ` I ....'i -"3`-..E'Z`*:,':..*=-..~.*:. ._. ......__..... 7-"nnnojx. _:.B os_ & BROWN, isgmten; Solic- itgrg*'.&c. `;HAuan-ton Lnnxox, W. A. Bows. Ilhiirn,