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A Winnipeg deepatch, Dec. 10, says: The Liberals are practically a. uniciin the belief that Mr. smon is nlmoet wholly responsible for Greenway e de- _feac. He has ridden rough-shod over the views of the. best. elements of the party in the west, end landed the party in a ditch. The feeling of indig action among` the Liberals his growing day by day. ` TTIUWZ Il"II`fZI.` At his oice until 5 p.m.; at his private residence, 68 Mary street, after that hour. V xx-ly F. C. GREGG, Veterinary Surgeon. Honor Graduate Ont. Vet. College, Honor member Medial Societv. O1 ce-At Baker's Livery Stables, Owen Street. Barrie.- _ I unnoun oz a_1'u(_| n 1 , bJ_\KKl1S, lm rters and Dealers m Coals of all Kmds, and eorge town, Grey and Guelph White Finishing Lime Cements Of all kinds- Fir Bricks and Plant:-nu-'n _. ..v._-nu nu vvo-u vl an l\lllIJ3 auu UCUI gt`: Eawn-,.-Grey "and Finishing kinds, Fire Bricks and Plasteren-'3 Hair. Stfhll 31* 9'10 Nnl-fl-anon Dannie`) \-"Ital. ' UNALD K033 I5. A.-narnstcr, Dolluwr, - Con uncut. ctc.. to I . Oiccs, Bank of '.l.Y>ronto Building,mL::g streetiuarric. 48-ly :--:--._e DR. .17. puns"; Graduateof Trinity University omnto, F of Trinity Medncal College, Membet of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Oce and Residence, 18 Owen street. DR. . C. SMITH. L.C.P.S., Ont., (late of Drs. ' &S1ni Orillia.) Oce and residence -eorner of Owen an Collner streets, Barrie. :3-ly .I_J l\.u._a. Dunn" laol\ n1ght_ .res1dence-B1-ow: Barns. Telephone 77. DR. J. ARTHUR ROSS, L.R.C.P. 8; S . Edin- burgh; M.F.P. 8: S., Glasgow, member of British pthalmological Society. Specially.- Dueanou of Eye, Eur, Throat and Nose. OF FlC.--78 Dunlap Street, Sanders Block, Bar- rie. oppooite Post Olce and Railway Station. Phone 54. P. 0. Box 96. 7-13; I1: IJIKIIV. KIKIVISLE PIJLVIJD LU 14951` U. on Real Estate at lowest rates. Farmers Notes Discounted. Collections made in any of the County. Real estate bought and sold. nvey- ancigdg in all its branches. Marriage Licenses iuu . Oee-Ross Block. Dunlap street Barrie. A:-Iv. The good people of West Elgin re- fused to be compelled to condone the Ihnmelens criminality of the Machine by themselves electing the candidate which the Machine had nested in Jenn- nry 1m. " $70,000 _'}t}`:.3.,:.`a`.`.5.;?;;.`i;`,T...; .`?.ae`:,`% L"i'.'."$;..."%i . `i"i-:`.`.i; r{r`3`".f'1; a&'3'. `i.~`3.f mongag. LVIC\/n I. I1. I . F BK]. | AR L`hY, Dunlap Street, Barrie. 1 Int: unnuunnn 3 Au) UUllS'1'Y UFBARRIE have for ado tion. in gond Homes. a number of bright young anadian children. boys and girls Parties desirin them are asked to communicate with thesecretarvo EV. W. R. MCINTOSH, Barrie. 1-ly Mk` at ;'l'5_;;T} (;e:t..-'51: 117$ e'c'n;i't 3fg7Jo}lvfFn'I Mortgages. McCARTHY. PEPLER AND Mc- CAR l`hV_ Dunlnn htrpnt- Barrie. HE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY OF BARRIE Houlles. nyu3b_er nf kph-I-.5 .-.\....... R..__.I:_.. -|_:|_I_- , %w1-: MA1;E_...L Sewer` and Culvert Pipes All Sign (mm 4 In- 2.. an In; ' "' e'd'.;'f6naZ.'5.E"sr'."aZ', "' ,uc'r_ 1 ' TORONTO |7"E.'!."I!J!.W.EH.P1E B03 1`p;"1f_`_1IY s8s'r1m;' =u.......i.. .T;...,.;.%4....i..L. 1;. Eln wu not the ohoioohf the people; l|[IlnIy'Ilng Aauoluvo ' , _ Wn_.Lnrrox Auur. Aux. Cowt '3} Joan Dxcxntsox, B.A. D. F. MACWATT. In the _Kitchen. VANILLA, for ice cream. for instance; BAKING Powmm, for cakes. One is a drug. of course : the other a. chemical"; and there are still others--SPICES of all kinds. cream of tartar, etc. , The best lace to get 3|-_ngs is at :i DRUG STOR .; The druggnst knows mote about them than other people. . We keep a good drug store. Come and ask us about Kitchen Drugs. MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUER. Drugs and Chemicals MONl(MAN S onus STIIRE ` ,9. VDUNLOP-ST. BARRIE. IOHNSON & SARJEANT, BARRIE. Im and Dmlers in Cnals nf 2 '(:n(`o ant` vQt\I'f'Q FCKINSON a...:.. `Dnk. uur & cowm. B.-mam:-. sogamn at the K Almanac. Q..........- (`A-snail! Drnotnnn` N GHIVQVO A Liam: might. be elootodVhA1'EaI __'_,._LV__._L )0NALD ROSS B. A.-Ba.rristcr, Solicitotf% (`n-cont. an-An. -On unusual! QA Inna. )"'J.' )R. W. A. "ROSS, Plysician. Surge `R.C.S. Edin,, L.R .P.. London. ght_ .reaidcnce-8rown's Block, Du: ..._.- 'I`-I._I....._ -- nu. M. CAMPBELL.` Barrister: soncitog. Nh-warn an-,_ Manna: in India. B81116 4:; sins Hot; 4-113: 3'; 2747::-. use ~ Oonaootlom. IADQICQ man --u .--n H. LYON. PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN an anal Rafa}: at Inntgnlv rain: war-na-cs `T. ARNALL,T M.D.C.M., oice in Bothwelfs Block. Allandale. On the premises at night. Ad-IV VE'I`EIIlNAliY SURGEOND. AREV NEEDED EVERY DAY Went my. nu! aee1ma' roe ouar` IJIDIIOUOIIIIIIIO WRITE FOR PRICES: -1 MONEY To LQAN. MANUFACTURE8. PHYSICIANS. FINANCIAL. OFFICIAL. Procton.` Notaries, Conv - :1 Loan. 0cea-Ro`u' B103. xocx, I wiv- `JD [43-ly. % T Weltllgtn [in illiuhfod 'tl|o.,_M s `. I . ...ff.'.'.`A`h-..'f`..`"',..`.`.i {-: AovAr3i`c T mvnnmsma nuns. isrhncn "In; A olllulllarnog _ . or noun-mum! ntmmum um roux corms. if not quite, double that of Illyblheg . `paper published in Burma. munnsnu snoum Non: um rAcr.'n ' 12 lineusolidnonpareil make 1 inch. , 'm4Ns1n;'r AI;Vl'.B.T18EHlNT8. insertion 10 cents per line, each sub. qnent insertion 4 cents per line. nnd;nnnnlinun in nnnta nova 13-... 2.. A uvui IIIUUIIIIII-I xvusuta pct 111115. 1 `__Re Iding`noti.ces, 10 cents per line for may jnsertfon` ;_ 5 cents per linevfor each subseqnenu , on of.the_-same matter._ All items un. H _:-__-.5 lines; of this character; charged as 5 nee, ;-- ,I`.egoI=, Oicial `and Government advertise. hll_'. [ rnentq will be eharged `at above rates. 7 ' comrucr ADVERTISING. Contract advertisements will be taken at thefollowing rates, which "are drafted` on cor. reet-commercial princi has and will be strictly adl1'ered`tn.` There wi 1 be only one price for .._..d `For one month-.the three mdnthly rat}; with 15 per cent. added. I *I"..u- {ruin nr|nnt`\a_fl1a 61::-no` n-uu.bL1.. _-:._ Rxrnxsxm run Fonnowma Fun: lxsvruscz Commxmsz The Mercantile, now ailiated with The Lon- don & Lancashire of England. Secur- itv. $1 z.nnn,nnn. LIIJLI 1 IJ&I.l\3Bl.l.ll'U UL nugxuuu. OCCUI ity, $x5.ooo,ooo. - . The Waterloo Mutual, of Waterloo, Ont. Tothl assets, $334,083. '1'heEconomical Mutual. of Berlin. om. Total assets, $303,078. Also Llovd's Plate Glass Insurance Com- pany, of New York. Cash capital, $250.- 4 Per cent. Intel-en;'uId on Deposits The Security for Dopositora in a. Loan companyis undoubted. . Ross new Block. south side Dunlop street out or the-Post Utco. 8-1? The security to depositors in a. Loan Co'y is un- donbt_e_i. `There is no instance on record wherea deposmor has eve: made 9. loss bv a Loan Co'v. Grand.Regent Royal Aroanum in Ontario, 1889-91; and since 1893 a member of = the Supreme Oouncxl of Royal Arcanum on Committee of- Appeala, and - for the last two years -Chairman of that Committee. VVLIIII LU PI VUIIUD $\I\.II7\JO y'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 CHAN GE8. Advertisers will please bear in mind that notice of intention to change advertisements must be handed into the oice not later than Saturday at 10 o clock, and the copy for such change must be in Tm: Anvuca office not later than 12 o'clock noon on Monday in any week, otherwise the advertiser s announcement may not be made public until the week fol- lowing. I0 IIBCUIIIDC I`: Af1AI`*IBll"\DI'|fO unnu- IVVV Ills! 12 chahges of Advertlsements allowed per year. It more are required, composition rates will be charged. Lrlunrianra in-"1 run} `.4: o11nn-or` fn non 6l\.u'... > VVLLL KID IJIIIII I /\J Advertisers will not be allowed to use their space for ad-yertislnq anything outside their own regular business. Should they do so transient rates will be charged for such ad- vertiseme_n:s. Condensed advertisements on first pegs such - as wants of all kinds, lost and found. property for sale or to rent, snecic articles, etc., etc., must be accumpanied with the cash, and will be inserted--i1mt insertion 2 cents per word, each subsequent insertion 1 cent per word (names, addresses. and gures counted as words); but 9. reduction of one cent per word will be made when the number of insertions of the same matter exceed four. dun for advertisements must In every case be mounted on solid metal bases. And the Sun Loan and savings Company of Ontario. `Private fnds to loan on first mortgages. Ac counts collected. 824:. {\:.-.. Anna LI-..A.....u; - l.Ia..A.-u.-- C... D....I. COIIIIIS COIICCKCU9 SC- Oice over Henderson; Hardware Store, Barne. Ont.. _ SCROGGIE 6. SMITH . Agentstandurd Life. Lonhon Guaran- tee and Accident Co.. Provincial Building and Loan Association, etc. 0FFICE.-Ncxt door to Bank of Toronto. Owen Street; Barrie. z 1 -1)` In_November of 1876 Mr. Mscwett srtloled` with the late D Alton Mo- Osrthy, Q.O., end in Nov. 188], west called to the bar, He was as member of the _rm of McCarthy, Pepler 85 McCarthy until 1887 when he became a. partner in Lonnt, Dickinson,-JiMao.` watt, subsequently ..Diokinson dz Mac- wstt until the dissolution of thelatter rm conseuuent on `Mr. Macwatt s recent appointment. For several years he has been secretary-treasurer _ of the County of Simcoe Law Association. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, Canadian Branch Office, Head Oice. MONTREAL. LONDON, ENGLAND M. C HINSHAW. -SAM. J. PIPKIN. E `BIA-anch Manager Manager. ...ATLAS... -Aeenanmnr nnnnnnluv so-lv Contractors. Builders. Manufacturers. &c. D09?!- Sash. Blinds. Moulding.`&c. `Planing and Dressxng '.`D*: 039?! descriptiondone on shortest notice. H01 Al! Drying Kiln. Eotimatw furnished free of chaIjR' on all kind: of wood work and building maten_al. Eutory is being remodeled and furnished wnt_h the latent wood wor ' machmery, so that we WI _!l5l to handle all `lads of work promptly and iattsctorll . See our work and get our prices. Fac- tory. Baylid street. north of the Foundry. _ I.. . A II A III) I\Y 9. Cf\\.' ` l'II IIl"I"\lI` X \3I`; `We"hnvo` Iinhased and reopened the Barri` l.Sten,_nlT'.Laun ry.` 10 Dnnlo strut. with the lates madman adnlinnnnn nI'n1! nap: nfwnrk. PAT' ' SteanI"'LaunJry. 10 Dunlo strogt. 13195` 3305011! anlianea. or. all ice of work. ;; 8031,11! .A.uo.1!lI: lnnlnrrnlr and havg at gut door. EPROVAL OHDEB _ V-Ell II THE SAME BAY. H.R.Hughes&Bro. | m:`I"`c::tlv;: Kiiiiii three monthly rate with 10 per cent. added. ED:-.&`n--ml v\na;f;n-nu {vs LEA n nnnn _.:Il L. :Scnoc.GIE & SMITH, mums LOAN & snvmss co. INCORPORATED 1881 . 3 Few men have attained greater prom` inence and distinction `in fraternal society circles and Masonry than `Mr. Maowatt Hie" extensive acquaintance with the social aphereia beat told by an enumeration of the various execu- tive positions he has held :- OQO&'1L.I41Eo0o } ASSURANCE COMPANY. Ca.pita!. $6,000,600. Founded x8oS R Applxdtion form: furnished and rates quoted by GEORGE Dl_AY'I"nN AGENT. ;PROII|NC|Al BUILDING AND IOAN ASSOCIATION. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $5.ooo,ooo. Barrio Planing Mill. STEAM LAUNDRY -1 3-`? John Rogerson, Fire and Life Assurance. Sucgxssons we-n.. s. LALu.. INSURANCE AGENTS CONVEYANCERS, &.C. IIJULII Do CaNDEN8ED ADVERTISEMENTS. WIIOII l 0l"ll|I IUYDISDCC and rates qu GEORGE PLAXTON. AGENT. non`; t\_'s Mn- 3- nt\o`\u:n"' moan Macvwvau-r._ A _ ' Mr. Daniel Fraser Macwatt, Barrie, who was elevated to the Bench on Dec. 12th, 1899, as senior -Judge of Lamb-. ton county was born in Nsirn, Scot.- land, in 1853`, the son of Charles Mac watt;_M.A., (Aberdeen) founder, pub- lisher, and proprietor of Nairnshire Mirror, the first newspaper published in that county and still in existence as the Nairnshire Telegraph. in Eek re`- osived his education in the" Nairn Academy; and when "he was fourteen years of age (his father and mother having died nine years and one year, respectively, before that) he entered the service of the Highland Railway` Com psny as clerk at Blair Athol in Perth shire. In the summer of 1869, he crossed the ocean to New York where he followed mercantile life four `years before coming to Barrie in 187 3. A. RANRTITE. son. -A-.. I)..!I.I___ Il-_...E_-A..____ 0... BARRI-E 5u1 1 LA)'l'UN. AUIHV1. _ Barrie _On't. O$cein~Bothwells Block Ducxmm 21. 1399. I III lllc HUUIIUIIJI A-. RANKIN & SON. .Royal Aroanum. For many yeaia solicitor for Can- adian fraternal associations, A.O.F. and I Ex Patron leader Haycook `ex M.P. P.. was working for Donald McNish_, (Lih.) in West Elgin. The `latter a de. feat would have gone very hard. with Mr. Haycock had he not won that plug-hat in a bet with I-Ion. Mr. Latch- iord that Conaervative would `carry two seats; of course Mr. Hayoock did not _ tor a moment think that West Elgin would be one of them S'incefl892, Chief Attorney for "Sn? preme Council of Royal Aroannmin Ontario under The Insurance Act-. Lodge, 1.894-96. . ' 4 _f `High Chief RngerVA.O.F., 1891-93. Past Dist;-ion Deputy Grand Master of Grand Lodge A.F. 8; .;A.M. ' tn 1 'S1'1preme Grand Maa: of Giant Priory KnihtaTempl`}r, 1897 99. - In 1894, President: of -the Canadian Fraternal Association, composed ot the leading `fraternal societies in Dominion 6f Canada. ' ' Past Grand "Superintendent of Gran d Chapter of Canada. T T a Chairman of Laws` Commmee of the Grand Cam p of Sons of Scotland, Grand Master of Grand Council of Canada, Royal and Sleou Masters, 1891-s2. ` - mg: In 1894 elected an honorary Inspector General, 33rd,` of Supreme Council of Ancient a Accepted Scottish Rite c for Dominion of Canada` ;_ and in 1896 was elected an active member of which there are only about twenty inthe whole Dominion. Also .a pact presiding oi car of all local Masonic V bodies an well as of all the localiraternal. daooietiee of which he vac a member'.`_ V . The` A Qpointmeh 1* necessitate. J udge_ I Mnowat `-`vrmovhhl to Sa.r`ni_9- Twit_h~ bin Wife: `and -`two vanqhtera. The citizens of Burns ire pleuI;d' tllat Mr`."Muoya"t by boooine 9. member of, A upmt-:ioA%J:aioiyA hue. rest-ac`eh-`v % ,?f&rsw11Jkeo.g;:gnV% gang. gfaah e /' In civic matters.` Mr.` Maowatt was always in sympathetic touch withothe interests of the town. `As Chairman of the Board of Health -he did much` to- ward improving the sanitary conditions` of the oominunity, and for `several years he was s publtg school trustee.-` being Ohsirmen of the gourd for one year; Forever twenty one years he"wo.a- See retsry or ".l`ressurer of the Presbyterian oh_u`r-oh, 4 his -_ex'eo_ntive' sbilvityg 5 A being . ms-rob Vdd; byB-srdot Ms-acres , 4-; Grand Master A. O._U W. -Grand The Liberal papers of Manitoba shouted throughout the campaign that the presence of Sir Charles Tapper was a hindrance to the success of the Con- servatives. Well. let us " see. Sir Oharles Tapper spoke in eleven con- Itituencies, and of these Conservatives carried eight, and` the_Liberal maj critic; were redncedin-`the other three. Be- Iides this Sir Charles '.l`upper s utter. once: were published in full and cir- culated allover the Province. - I Broth.` `or or 06.1. an... 13.4; ' 1-wv-wuv wu wvpu vwr ruavx 20$ -_;F1Q`ff`V?y- I drion, _m`_i"9 if ct o.u&Is, died as his o:|;3,7- 20 College Inset, Toronto. on V-yy-on-av -yovvv, avuuquvnly vu- .-' gr ** 1...:3.!!!...-~=9.t..!...99!!9!99 !9d,p!i!: suit illqeu. 5 xx:-*.f daiah born nt Wrhe Woodn, . Shanty Buy, Ont., Aug. 15, 1832, gnd....yu. 'eeoond:pen.'of the late Ltent.-Col. 19. `-G_. O B:ien,`n -retired naval and military ooer, who was in charge-of the n-at settlement at Bertie and Shanty Bey. x --'1he tremendous fuel) for papers at _Soo,tt.?e bookstore last Thursday evening " vh_ad`ite',am1'asi'ng hide, Mr. Scott open- - ed his back door to relieve the crowd` f on the pepere were dim-ibnfed. Some want op vitlie: rent eteirwnyd adjoining end .tl_1_en down the front we! 3. one man '59 .19 1 Wt 5"'.~i ;i%9P '5 so some He owns. eduhsted ut Upper Csnsds College, and in 1847 entered sn urchi- teot s oioe. `He subsequently. studied end practised ss soivil engineer under Sir Ousimir Gzowski sud Sir Ssudford Fleming. In 1873 he was elsoted Vice? President of " the Ontlrio `Society of Artists, formed the ..ye sr previous; After holding this oce iorseven years he was sppo1ntedrin.18,_,8O President of the Royal Canadian Acedeing of Art, founded lu"'ths't' your the Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise, who were his patrons and friends. He held this oioe until 1,390. ln- 1895 he was elected President of` _the Provincial. Guild of Sculpture. Personal um. Mr. J bhn Mon-ling, of Cookstown, is ill at his home at Big Bay Point. -' Miss Lena Rogerron, `of Churchill has been visiting Mrs. Farrier, Uwen street, ' ' 'Mre. Goodfellorv was the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Prentice, Honeywood, last week. 4.;\..;. It in e very ueuel thing for the party in power to carry all the bye-eleotioiln. The feet that the Opposition. carried two out of the four contests in enother Iign of the times in Mr. Whitney : Mr-. G. 0'. Canton, of Craighnrat, has` been elected. vice-president of Ontario Fruitgxowera Association. in? Interment place at Shanty Bnv on Saturday at noon. V Mr. 0 Brien_ a` work hnabeen ease}:- tinlly Onnndinngnlthongh he has studied and pointed both in France and Eng- land and hue frequently exhibited at London exhibitions. - vHe was twice married, first in 1860 to Margaret,- eldest daughter of the -late Capt. St. John, Orillis, and second in 1888 to Katherine, third daughter of the late Von. Archdeacon Brongh, London. Mr. O'Brien was a prominent member of the` Catholic Apostolic church. He is survived by Mrs. O'Brien and by two brothers, Mr. Henry O'Brien, Q. 0., of Toronto, end Col. W. E. O'Brien, who is now living at the old homestead`. ' . 'MrcI .iM6Ke(eZYclVtil71Z'tV5-ta'n;;l a public meeting in the Presbyterian church, Bradford, on Friday nightlust. ` Mr. Ernest. Sl-1eldo'n,' at present assistant teacher at Minesing, will be principal of Dalston school in 1900. . _AAA urn . - _ During 1900 Miss Lila Neilly, of Bradford, will teach at Nancy:-T; Mina Ella Partridge, of Crown Hill, at Nu. 10, Edenfale. " ' I `TA Mr. George Walton, who has been atenographer in` McCarthy, Pepler J; McCarthy's ofoe for two years, -left on Thursday for. Theaaalon to enter the oioe of Messrs. N; and A. Dyment. George will be greatly mused about town particularly` in the hand, as he played with much ekill the solo oornet. TA Mr. John Melnnes leaves this week for Montreal, where he has been en- gaged in {one of the large jewellery leetablia,hments.-News-Letter. ` Muss Dally Gregg, Parliament street, Toronto, and Miss Ella Robinson, Poplar Cottage," Strand, visited with Miss Carson, Owen street, `last week. The revulsion of public feeling in Manitoba is not fully conveyed by the feet that the Conservatives have car- xied 23 out ot 39 seats; At the elec- tion of 1896 eight Liberals were elect- ed by ecolemetion; in 1899 not only` were there no Liberals elected without a. contestant but threo.Governn1entsup- porters in South` Winnipeg, Spring-; eld end Souris, who three years ago were unopposed. were defeated, one of these being no less e- personage; then Mr G_reenway e ettornsy-general. |.'ni:.'tt. 1Li{: 'M$i1`uH;,J "1\71L`~ia, Man., is iiaiting his mother, Mrs. Mc- Murray, of Sunnidale, and his brothers been in Ontario since -1878. ' at Oreemore. Mr. McM_urmy. has not. AA Tlie bidding at tzh Cduntv Tax Sale on Thursday was very gpirited. Mr. Mee'king has 'im.portedT 3 lot of ne wild turkeys" from `Michigan. | A Mannie. L9w'e, Brett, Mnu::drelL_und Bingham havafne displays of Xmas mpgt. . h_ " . ' A A"-n'niv.ersary -Re.vn.. Morgan, Hanaford, French, sad the pastor of the ohhrch, B.ev)..M_1-. F-near, giuvigqddzfeunea. F:-om '1`un N081`!-IIVIN ADVANCE` Dec. 23rd, 1869. he Prabyteriin Ssbbah School Twelve years ago Mr. Meregitth, the leader of the Oppoeition in the Legit- lnture, wanted the Reform Government to have our pine timber tmanufeatnted in Outta`-i_o. But the- wise men dfthet` dey (including the present --Preiniei-,?t:v Hon._Geo. Rose,) emtlodtand. refned"t9 take action. Just beroratehehelaueuegf ea. Mr.- Whitney and his. Cpnserutivfe nppm-'eifi' sumo p gufrdy .Goveiti1iiohti"iute '1`h1rt;Years Ago. xzomfnnnn mvmoxg Crgigvale, Nov. _7th, 1899. " WALTONe-At Elmvale, on Dec. 8, Mrs. James Walton. BIGGAR-In Orillia, on Dec. 7. Florence. youngest daughter of Mr. Alex Biggar, aged 7 years. jr.. ged 58 vears. MILES-At Creemore. Dec. :3, of pneumonia. Francis De la!-Iaye Miles, aged 5 years. oun est 334.15 of Rev. Arthur C; and Jessie ami ton es.` SMITI-1-In Nottawaeaga. on the 2th inst.. Mrs` MILLER--At-Foxmead, Dec. 7. Alexander Miller` Phebe Smith. relict of Reuben Smith, aged 9: ' years. 7 months. ruenxvncr-I-'t\1un A.m_..__1_-._. _.. r\-- _- 11-1- Must Advertise Strays. _ The Beeton World gives the follow- ing particulars of a case tried before the magistrate at that place last week : --Constahle D. B. Appleton had Mr. J. M. B. Stephens up on a charge of harboring an estrav pow and selling her without advertising the animal as the statutesand the township by-law directs. Lawyer Fraser appeared for the prose- cutor and Mg. Stephens looked after his own case. Mr. Stephens protested his innocence, but `did not call any witnesses and refused to-testity in his own behalf. The cow is alleged to have strayed` into Mr. Stephen's premises a year ago last September,` and he has since sold her to Mr. Ross. No .-one, save Mr. Stephens, has as yet claimed the cow. . The magistrates considered the case proven and fined" Mr. Stephens 810 .and,$1().60 costs. ' v - ;-:In the 0ong_tegati_onnl bhurcb last T{1 u:odIynihe' Re v`. M.` O Batter- ill, d.eIivored humorous >. lecture efn-, Qtitld `*w:-ma Bwkbona-"% A SPRING-At Stroud, onvDec. 9. to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Spring. 3 son. MONTEIT H-At St. Michael : hospital. Toronto, - on Nov. 28, the wife of John Monteith. Rosseau, Muskoka, of a. son, . ROCHE--At Orillia. Dec. 7, the wife of William- `Dnnl-ua nf n rlnuurhtnf. _ J ndg'i`ng4b'y results; Fa`:-mar did not have much inuence over the lsunoru'in' West Elgin. A ' A 1'51` lnl(-DlaIClVI3 I. II I-III we TCSICICIICU OI (Ill: bride : father. on Dec. 6, 1899, b Rev. Hall. of Bond Head. James Fener.toA issL dna Abernethv, eldest daughter of Thomas A r- - nethy. . BARNES-CAMPBELL-At the family residence Woodville, `on Dec. 5, by the Rev. J. McD Duncan. Herbert Barns. of Cookstown. to Mary, third daughter of Donald Campbell, Esq. VREVEL- PAYNE-At New Westminster. B. C., Nov. 9, Lottie M. daughter of Geo. Payne, of Orillia... to W. C. Revel, of Vancouver. I\lI\\VII! incurable`! A. .I,. L- _, -1` .I_- L;!_I_D_ L1\r'1NGs"1`31'~z"I:::}u Totteuham, on Dec. .3,>Me1- vnlle Everest Livingstone, aged 5 years. `MAl'DEN-In Collingwood. Dec 8. Ann Dawson Errfngton. relict of the late Frederick `Maiden. and mother of Chief Maiden, aged 72 years. 6 months and 9 days. |\\.npIIU, \lI - I-cu-uouu CROOKS-At Orila, 8. thyc wife of Edwatd Crooks. of a. con. SPIKER--In Staynerg Dec. 7, a daughter to Mr. . and Mrs. Chats Spnker. T LINDSAY--On the 8th inst. a. daughter to Mr. and Mn. John Lindsay, Osprey. formerly of Nona- II'2I9I_ WIl:l?l:ON-On Dee 6. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilkinson. Lavender, adaughter. FRAZER-At Craighurit, on Dec. 79;, a daughter to Mr. and Mn. George Frazer. KING-On Dec. 12, anon to .Mr. and Mrs. Jos- King. Adjala. I FENER-ABERNETHY-At the residence of the |-.:4Ig'n `nblnnn an nnn ` lmln `Al! Al! I --nu... uv vv u v- --up-cu, V- v --.-`.-v . BIR'NIE-JEREMY-At the home 0; {he bride : nan-nix. Vanna. nan. 01. hit Raw- S. Sheldon. The Century Number. - The January Delineator begins the fty fth volume, and it exhibits e marked advancement in many details. There is, as usual, 9. complete presenta- tion of the aeason e fa_ahiona.ble modes, a varied selection of brilliant literary features, `and a generous amount, of tzenerel household matter.--eDelineetcr3 Bnbliehing -00., of` Toronto, Limited, V. 33 `Richmond street, went, Toronto, Ont. ' ` i --VT'e `Packet ;_nya: Sheri` Drtiry. reply ' to Mr. J upp V appears on t-at page, T Jupp, it is understood, will `l;_oQ.>gg\ih;herd frqm_l_r.- % - `I 'nc :clud_ing on Friday. . . --Tha n-al examinations in connec- tion with (the varionav. Model `schools. of the county "were held loot. Iyeok con-__ I-The Str."Willan, owied bf Capt-. G. F. Marahmna burned at Huntsville on vThug-adnyhjxorning ; . ` 31;; V Iii` .}Ji'.I heitnvight. " not. H. H. Cook. ex-M.P., Tevidently believed; the might not" theory. ' ' `#9 `Q8103! I'<'H-` -` ` When :5`.ugn{n `sunning, W9 I L TloVI_WJloi`:`.VGlIG; V1'O l"I\:lI_;!n039;_i '. A When"he lTfiIo iihohg thiifblu. on do}; 1.. lliiseiarly W 1: e e .,In; the b192!!ms1y;!s9.2.2!;met!=j.; } .. ,.._......,,.,.... "Witllj`his:henee"anii ' TV a .1. Qn;xrlqtin:.mimiI,?o3f:- triuth;:`;._. W The nail eame slowly; and many, ~ }' . 2 9:n`tb9I!rrnine-hm. the spirit freed ioreyjer _ Found welcome rest a u1i.y"0;I'g-pp; Oh, stricken heart: of the mourners, Again the story we tell, That the merciful. loving Saviour . Ever doeth all things well. May you think of the many pitfalls 1 That lie. in the path below. Of the road oft steep and rugged That the human race muetgu. May you see your boy inizlory,` Away from sorrow and min. A Where age can ne er_o ertake him, And death has lost its reign. . And you, who have been his comrades, In days of` boyhood and youth, Oh, willyou not pause and listen To the message of love and truth. Will you not prepare to follow. When your race on earth is run, And hear from the loving Jesus. The precious words, "Well done. 1 p A :-F. S. McConnell. : IKIVlI11Jl1lKI'4lVIl'-HI Inc IIOITIB OI [I16 DTICICS arents. Ves ra. Dec. . by Rev. S. Sheldon, 1r. Iames . Birnie. o Innisl to Miss Annie L. Jeremy, of Vespra. DIED. Jbla-`Ill uruun, U6 Roche, of a daughter ;p\o-siren A. l\,!I-S- Y\_ ,. ' Ad aiwn aumm-. Solic- --- * ac: `liwdm-on LnIxi`o`x'."W. A. Ban. n.;_:_ . nmwu, _ `- ..:: H .L__umox&3y3, . -~.-:;ia.,.a,v ` ~14! 6 North side Dunlap-It. Etn- Hunfu hotel. Money to loan gt Incas: I-Alan. VIIIUIIIIIII-ulu atlowacnuc. swson an cnnswncxa. hm-mgu. ton of the Couaof onmio; canes. n - -uomeo Rm Bb&. sac. on-not -I>t.n_.a..~... . A -I) ll I`-._.u-on-up-n The Penetengniehene Herald coun- lele it friends that "if they. went to defeat Billy Bennett, they must put their etiongeet men in the eld, and lose no time in doing so. We are efreid they are he little line now in Iterting. .Mr. Bennett is exceedingly likely to be his own eucoeeeor.-Peoket. `sosau atori ._ uarm ten. L , in HilI*Court ofjuatiou, Notaries Pubhc, Ues ova: the Bank of Toronto B ~-4 ., , _ ` . . ' `njcyinuims of $s.ooo and upwudmtolocn as percent.` .' - . 'u u c..;....... nn 1`: ll U14]. 5 UUVVIMV, narrlllclio -3u:I_;IwID in Supreme Court. C00` Vlanceu, etc. Money to Bk n|In|nI\-4f__ Ran-Ia. JAS. EDWARD s g F.`,?'F'4"FF"B.'T`.'T`?'?-J"; .7 ,gg_ pn I-IYE B}tIZ.I;_tti>Itr.r`JilId1r.~"(; M`IiLL cfoMP:_1NY-; t n, u ngan mam: tu Doors, aaseuhfnsuas. Mouldings, etc. a`l: la.:?ng gr all kinds_do_ne_ promptly: and satisfactorily. ct Blast Urymg Kxln. Dxstnct agency for grained lum- ber. Factory-Bayeld Street, Barrie. RODGERS &/GALLIE successors to Geo. Lements or an nnas, Eire Bricks and Plasterer's Hair. Storehouse at the N orthem Railway bwitch, foot of John street. near the d ot. The bond of this L '7 e is better than that of an other kind, and the 1' ash superior. Oice--Comer of John Add Elizabeth streets. , Tho. Boers and the Jamieabn Raid. '--`Major Shoof` is agill leothring on I 'l`hiaLonhjgacb mulfifbp conaidered stole}? "after an_oh evonti of Math} IUKINSUN a .VIAL;wA'.r1, nu-ruwnv. nu- tuies Public. Solicitors of Supreme Court, etc., Burris, Ont.` Olees in Bank of Tomato Block, No. .'O\zen street. Branch oice, Elnjwale, McKcggie's M. M. \.umrnnn..u.' DI-rrluur ouuuvvgo Notnry, etc. Mon toloan. Ofces-Ban-se ant! _Staynet; Bum Bank of Toronto Busldmg, Owen Ittect, 5-ly Ivlliil I& jrilii WeA have a large amount of Private F unds.to lead 4} and 5 per cent. on the security of good farm Mnncaves. McCARTHY_ PEPLER AND Mn. , 'r. BANTIN5. Clerk County of Simeoe, will beat. his oice. at the Court House. Barrie, every Saturdav. Residence and P.O. Cookstown. _'.l`he Collingwood Bulletin (Reform) lays that Mr. Beok,V of Penetaugui Ihane, will probably be Mr. Cook : Iuooeleur in East Simooe. Mr. Cook in` the defeated candidate. If Mr. Beck . should run, he undoubtedly will be Mi , Cook : auoceaaor.-1facket. d