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III gp_(ayur., DIIIK } Buildmg, Owen street. 1 MARRlAGE(LlCENSE ISSUER. :7 #2 ~....\.., .....-.........__.. _...... 3 Jiavaawoh Lnuo s::$f,: 'n.;".`?1"`1..:...... and cmmm ----,--. 4-`A ..`:. EWSON a:.'cnusw-1cxE. Barriitets. 3 ton of the Judicature of 1 .unm-io. "P V9 etc. Moncyto Rw Block. '.-3%?` II 'n cu ______ _- A n It r~__ G A. _ _RADlgVl'lcURST, Bacrorgstcr, Attorney. 3&9-a.` ' Fiht Owed street. overvyank of Co? ..._... n..._'- . `rm my an nsrnn. R. r---wr cw. --__--.- Wunmarou Aux.-r. R. W. A./ROSS P " ' I R.c-s. Eda... Lin ".i `.."':i`.;..L`.'.`.`'>'1aa.,.. a.'.`i [ht r$i.mnnn...Hu-nun . I-`In:-In f\u-uh... -5-...` . VET BINARY BURGEONS. T. ARNALL, M.D.C.M., [oce in Bothwelfs Block. Allandale. the premises at night. = 43- y .- geople hevereeponded` with devotion enthusiasm to the appeal which I {_he've mede to them, and the herioem of my soldiers in the eld end` the sailors flnii merinee who were lendedto co- : operate with them has not failed short ` in the noblest traditions of our military lIiItUI'Y. I ARE NEE! )ED_ EVERY DAY 18- :~z"-U-WW!b _ , . andcroemore. . . Luuoxt Boys. A Elmvalo 6 North side Dunlap-ct. mg; Eda Ionnonio Hunt : hotel. Moncv to lnan ....... -uuau uuuurlsn. onys Sld gl rm thztz;-are askcd to communicate v y. EV. W. R. MCINTOSH. Barrie. - MONEY To |_:9AN_. ._ I__._.- __._,,WA P MANUFA GT Ujs. -u-V o-vug.|u 50:? I101. I1 nu.|beI' g nadnan children. boys and girls : them are communicate with REV. R. MclN'rnsn n..-.:- - -.. av 0 AIUDUUIISVI Y UFBARRIE gtion._in go: Homes. nun_nber uanadnan chad.-..._ have .-A ----- l?lNAN0lAl(..m r 111rifA1Vs.4 A bill will be submitted for your} approval, making provision tor the cost. of equipping and paying the Ounudian oonuugenta. - " , - . OFFICIAL. ` Xisrs FOR man ~. Nmvzs |.'_nau.. __ -Wla I 45-13 - '-`A. E. Cuswxcxn. Aux. COWAN. Will] . 1-ly Wagoh Tarts during the debate on the above `paragraphs. ' .V I Hughes N We have urchased and reopened the 31: Steam I-nun ry. no Dunlo street. wilh me A modern aaliances or all c of work. P Rosa A noun: INIIIISTBY and` our ' callnt vourdoor. hPEO*Ala0h DE]: VISIIISII TIIE 8AlIIB'DAYo A. RANKDN G, SON. Contractors. Builders. Manufacturers. 816- Slth. Blinds. Moulding. &c. Planing and .D|'5} *' J of every description done on shortest nouce. Air Drying Kiln. Estimates furnished frectl `mi.-i, on all kinds of wood wor); and building mam?" The Factory is being remodeled and furnished L;-. the latest wood working machine-ry. so that W` be able to handle all kinds of work pror_rptbf*.i,4`. satisfactorily. See our workiand get our pnccs. tory, Baycld street. north of the Foundry. ' 3-!vW ~ - A.RANKIN&55 STEAM LAUNDRY no-lv 4 Per Com 1. lntereet Paul on Deva! The Security for Depoaitora in a Low V. company is undoubted. Ross new Block. south side Dunlop SW; east. of the Post Umoo. . 3- . . The security to depositors in a. Loan Cd) is doubted. There is no instance on record WW` depositior has ever made a. loss bv a Loan Co v~ "`9UrIF $5.000.O:3o :nn `An... Tarrle Planing _4..a Canadian V Branch Cice. Had Olce. MONTREAL. LONDON, Er~:c.LA,\"f , M. c mnsmw, "SAM. J. pxmmg Branch Manager Manager. ~ ___APl'\'r. A at SUBSCRIBE? CAPITAI I have been instructed to convey to you Her Majesty s high apprecistion of loyalty and patriotism thus displayed, which following the preference granted under the present tari` to articles of British manufacture, has had the hp piest et!'cct in cementing and intensify- ing the cordial relations subsisting be- tween Canada and the Mother Coun OFF lCE.--Next door to Bank of Toronto. 0`! Street. Barrie. I 1-1)` mm mm & snvmus cu INCORPORATED 1881. Agent standard Life. London Guam ' tee and Accident Co... Provlncli Building and Loan Association. at Private funds to /lioan on Arst mortgages. 1 counts collected. &c. I Ont. ce over Henderson; Hardware Store, Bar - INSURANCE AGENTS IZONVEYANCEFIS, &.C. Rnrnasxxr `rm: Fouowmc Fun: 1:.-sum. Companies: The Mercantile, now afliated wi:h The La: don 85 Lancashlre of England. Sec. ity. $15,000,000. The Waterloo Mu? ual. of Waterloo. 0: Tothl assets, $334,083. The Economical Mutual, of Berlin. 0: Total assets. $303,078. Also L1ovd s Plate Glass Insurance Co: pany, of New York. Cash capital, $2,: 000 And the Sun Loan and Savings Comps: or Ontarlo. . PROVINCIAL suunmn um um ASSIJCIATIUN. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $5.ooo om PLAx TON` AGEN'r. tes q uoted I :3 Ban-ie on I. oic . . "1 Bothwelrs B1322 Cuts for advertisements must in ever case be `mounted on solid metal ham. Scnoaaur: & SMFH CONDENSED ADVEBTIBEM EKTS. Condensed advertisements on rst page sn; as wants of all kinds, lost and ionnd. proper for sale or to rent, snecic articles, etc, ez.; must be acc. mpanied with the cash, and w, bevinserted- mat insertion 2 cents per we; each subsequent insertion 1 cent per we; (names, addresses and gures ,counted 2` words); but a reduction of one cent per we: will be made when the number of insertin of the same matter exceed four. in this connection it is a matter of pride and gratication to the people of i this Dominion that in addition to the contingents sent by the Government, another Usnsdian force is being organ- ized and despstched at the personal ex penee oi the High Commissioner of Canada. This generous and patriotic action upon the part of Lord Strsth cons reects high honor on him and the Dominion he represents. nun uv vunl scuo dvertisers will not be allowed to use th-_ space for advertismz anything outside [hg own regular business Should they do-, transient rates will be charged for such 5; vertisements. ` Lvvvlu 0 ,l2`changes of Advertu-ements allowed V year. It more are required, composition 1-`az, will be charged. A(`I1nIIf;nniIu n-y: AL I... -11-----J A vvuu JV 1. \.cl.IIn GUUUU. E'Prell:*ed positions in the paper win; sold at an advance of one-third on 31,, rates. This rule will be strictly camed om CONTRACT CHANGES. Advertisers will please bear in mind :5. notice of intention to change advertisemet must be handed into the office" not later an Satmday at" 10 o'clock, and the copy for, change must be _in Tm: ADVANCE oioe ,1. later than 12 o'clock noon on Monday in week, otherwise the advertiser s announcemg may not be made public until the week {[ lowing. `o_~nBonunn AP `J-.4-&..........--m- 3|` John Rgerson, Fire and Life Assurance. OIOOCOOIIIIDOIIIOI: 224 inchcs.... ........ .. smchea, }{ column...... :0 inches, K columm... aoinches, 1 column. .. `For one month-- the three month1y\n, with 15 per cent. added. . `Fur two months-the three monthly ,1. with 10 per cent. added. cmnfnhna r\:\n:O:Auu.. .'.. 4L _ Vvu ; Juno 1. AU V EKTISING. Contract advertisem_ents will be taken I} the following_ra.tes,_ whlch are drafted on 0;; rect commercml pnncxples and will be q adhered to. There wxll be only one prim all. ' ~ : ere` A Ni!-sadrnus. "" A1330: if D03 quit_e,_{dohb1e that of . paper pnblfhed in Ban-,e_ "3 Hunvnnnsnns snoum xom mm , 1 . - . _ _ Act 1 l2_hnes solnd nonparenl make 1 inch`)? ` TRANSIENT Anvnimszumns First`: insertion 10 cents per line, ea` qnent n_1sertion 4 cents per line, ch Wk: Redlnll nOlil`(`R. (Innis. ...__ 1- 3 insertion ; 5 cents per line for each `noun Jflnlu uUl..| `I Cents line. 7 Reading nouces, 10 cents per 11,, insertion of the same matter. All it 3 der 5_ lines, of this character, an lines. I . ` Lega Oicial and G . ments v;ill be charged atxgeefrezafgs ad'""._,_ l"l\\1'l'n I run A ..--__ Ajlf5vAN=Igi1 ' ,0! 1rovu'_r_t1 H`?`3 .ii'ii.ies having unlortiinately hroken out during the recess between Great Britain and the South Afrioiing Republic, it appeared to my Minetere ` expedient to anticipate the notion of Parliament by equipping and forward ing two oontingente of volunteers to the seat of war as ii practical evidence of profound devotion and loyalty of the entire people of Canada to the Sover- eign _ and institutions of the British Empire. . -*{ADv1c11'rIs1NG mmgg "9 `I ;`.`_n`?lna`l"n- A _ - "-""' "'-"5`V" I Manager. - -ATLAS... AssunANc: OMPANY.' In]. $61.-.n .3... , 1.1 .'\r . % 8ucso;_z;f-rppg, s. !_.ALLY. Number of inches unan- scnoaena a. SMITH. BARRIE --.v until CONTRACT ADVERTISING. _`, _,j___L2_ : `flgi.I I,!ABY 8. I3 Inger. I '1 SPEECH FROM THE THRONE. At the opening of the Parliament of Canada, on Feb. let, the Speech from the Throne contained the following re- Aferenoe to the War and Canadian Con- tingenta 3 SI 7] `rates it. I : 1 1 any an _ Tbr Vaidered respect I endow * tures o oouchy Count _ any to this Co 1 "ing 25 iof the i on In .'.' Adopt `I ` COA ed dire Ible bu ..,.. Council - reyorce _ Than the com V :~of the '9 tion de from Y. queatio ffgpnlitiea Aforeaai tum g Council through forming Roads 3 turo gr puma le proport. `Dd mai " _*The brilliant courage and soldier- like qualities of the colonial forces en- `gsged in South? Africa have already earned high `admiration, and patriotic oers of assistance which it was not-` possible to accept have come from -many, other colonies with populations of various races. I have received irom the ruling `chiefs of native States of India numerous oifers to place their troops and and the resources cl their States `at my disposal for service in -South Africa. These proofs of their loyalty to myself and their _devotion to `the cause of my Empire having a`urd' ed me much gratication- You Council to the has The ad that Ontari jects 8! good.-- The ed tha nancia the Bra C:;l gi `C:>mmi nd lb Brudfo and ti) $858.6 mittee V ed. The mende held in High Beacon, Shayne tanguis Hrllsda The i the ma :. the pa f 'Regiat L ;- the coa own s _ consid The ed that. lingwr: Victuri aticace `the ma `The follows _ I I cm deeply grieved that so. many vslusble lives should have fallen ,5 glluorioe, but I have witnessed with fbrtde end with hesrtiest gratication ; the [istriotic eagerness and spontsne- N -our loyslty with which. my subjects Vin all parts of my domains have come forward to share in theltommon deg V fence of their imperial interests. I am condent I shall not look to them in vain, when I exhort them to sustain and renew their exertions until they have" brought this struggle for` the Jllsintenunce. of the Empire and the assertion of `its supremacy in South Africa to s victorious conclusion. Commil V ;:The Int the tents o The ENTRI * ` Porabnu Navy, 5Da_l_oy in vijsitinjg.` 'fr_iAouda 7 John Shannon was committed to the `H9n`ae of Refuge by Allinton luggin- tratea on Friday. He is 56. years `of ;sge,A'hgi;g,lnin)_o `to. have been a school yous but has been to ,p,;.;._.g,'ih` ?the jowoliy_;:line `in A.1~hmuttt`ta-onnmmadt rm: .11:-m;,::hat:t ...dii`ki_m.t-liability H 1 ing ipaugntsio,t% ' f_ *15.i'!i!fT? "ox?! On Wednesday, Mayor McCullough,- ot Alliaton, committed Archie Hamil- ton to the House of Refuge. 1 Hamil- ton worked for Mr, John Fletcher, evho lives in that town, for"abouc' 50 years. It__ia not decided ' whether Allieton or Esea wan heveto pay. for hie _me.inteu-` -.e Mhie. : ..___ u- n.-..:.. -..e. ..u....|.. 1;}- _1.- Mre. MuQueig, an elderly_ lady who has been an inmate of the House of Refuge since Feb1_'nery'laet`, died an the instiml'tion.on-~ Wednesday. morning in. her Toahyear. Dropay is supposed to hove denied death. Oollingwood coun- i1_V_yil`_l_fj_l 1_ea rvt.he expense and ordered a ..5ea`e`ab1e harm on ax. Home or form. _ House of Retuzo Notes. V T. Reeve Jermyn,.of Welt Gwillim- bury, committed Wm. Brown, of `that township, to the House of Refogo on Tuesday. Brown io_ 65 yonroj of I19: and followed the . occupation .of";3 farmer. A A ' *' 'r. samla, Barrie; Sidsworth, 7 Barrie; W. P. Sonles, Alland~.sle3 G. Stevens, Barrie; S. Wesley, Barrie. , "" P. Wimbs, French River. I T. Basset, Ooalingwood; A. Baine, *` Collingwood`; J. Briolrnell, 0_ollin- wood; W. Oleland, Collingwood; W. 'f Dallas, 'Duntroon, G. Leech, Dun; ' troon-; G. Moberly, Oollingwood; "D. ' MoCarter, Nottawa 3 D. McLean, `Col- lingwood 3 J. Smith, Nottawn ; J. M. ' Smith, Collingwood ; A. R. Stephen, Collingwood; J. Tote, Terra Nova. 3 H. ' F. Trott, Collingwood 3` "J. `Wright, Oollingvrood ; A. Agnew, Oookstown 3 C. L. Banting, Bond Bead; R. I. Banting, Beeton 3 R. T. Banting, _0ooks-' 5 town; J. Campbell, West Esra; H. ` Coleman. Oooketown; Coleman: ' Cookatown 3 `W. Coleman, Cooks- town; 0. Cooke, Cuokatown; `J. 'W. Gdnlter, Cloolrstown; W. Draper, T Ooolratown; T. Elliott, Oookatown; G. Graham, Coolratown ; J. 0. Ktddo Oookatown 3 J. Moxr, Cooketown 3 W. Montgomery, Oookatown; G. Parks, Barrie ; J. Parke, Oooketown ; T. 8. `Patterson, Cookatown ; Geo. Poole, Bradford; W; Poole, Bond Head; J onn Robinson, Toronto 3 George Ross Toronto; W. Ross, Couksto.wn3 `T. Stephenson, Fort Wtlliem; C. White- look. Gilford_3,J. Wilson, Toronto; R. J. Armstrong, Bradford 3 G. J. Bnahop, Brampton; F. J. Brown, Toronto; W. W. Ellie, Beaten; -J. W. Fennell, Pnillwick 3 R. Gllpin,` Thornton; T. 8 Graham, Bradford 3 R. P.B. Joyce, Toronto; J. Neely, De-erhurst3 W- Spence, Bradford; R". Tyrwhitt, Brad- ford; W. H. Airley, Barrie 3 8. Alex- ander, Apto ; W. H. Bonney, Waver- ley3J. Harrie, Toronto; R. Hurrie,. Toronto; R. King, Barrie , D. Powell." -Barrie; J. Powell, Barrie; C. H. Ron. Bu-'ri_e ; 0. L. Sanders, Stuyner; W. ` A. Sneath, Elmvale. `H. Reynolds, Peaatanguiahene; A. Rutherford, Barrie. . . ' J. `A.rmeurong,`Buri'e ; V O. G. Atkin- eon, Barrie; W. H. Cracker, Ornlliei ' T. Dempeter, Gzenfell. . W. J. Graham, Totornto; H. Gregg, Toronto. ' n ` 0. Hunter, Niagara on-t-he Lake. J. Landrigen, Penetanguishene. M. McCarthy, Barrie. . H. O'Brien, Toronto; R. W. O Brien, Oolliogwood ; W. E. `O'Brien, Shanty". Bay. Eightera will be Deoomted for " nan: n- I-has HI-_ A..- vv-nu Irv twwwuvvvwvu ow- .. T`-Q:::1l1i: sf.t.11e Fenisns. Medals are about so be distributed to the following gentlemen who were in 1866 in service with the 35th Bsttslion subs time of the Fenian Raid. In case any parties now dead made appli- cation before death, the methyl. will be given to their heirs :7 l -1 n 4: an Mrs. `Fred siaaouot.'ruomcon4 is at` `her-"home in Ban-i'e auiforing from in- .am mo.uiry. *rheum|tiam.V We` mm. she will soon be restored to her" usual health.--Benton World. 9* _'jWii_t` Gilliuibury._`? fM;f V Dutch 1.1 `goipg toxovp t.o'Ba,,`n-ie. ' - V `.-v,~--5. -' 2:-v :- V \ to: Eirri, (vherd hg will: Ihhgt allmal; , for I th Vj Co. Snooeag, Hurry.--2ABeAet9n World. % - - 1 mm! wno WILL emrnnnans. rm-= aw h-t.,3'9#hin%e2i1- `cc--W1-hW~ W,' I say it is right to get a job .dun as cheap as you can. That _is true _ economy. I would now call the coun- cil's avension to thefact that the treas- urer of this township is geting the enormus sum of $150 for his work. ` I have asked one-half a dozeaclerks , and they say that a treasurer has not more than one-tenth the work of a clerk. This means that the treasurer should not 2 get more than 820 salery. Anything more than that istwo much. If the council thinks that $20 is not enough let them okshun o' the job and my word for it they will get it dur for $20. Other oce jobs in the township could begot dun a great deal cheaper by okshuning. Judge Ardagh in a psmet last summer said that I clerks was a.` hard worked and poorly paid class of oshals. What does any judge know about clerk's and treasur A er s. work. I can tell the judges of the ' county of Simcoe that if thair saleries was xed by the township councils especially by the present council of innisl they would not get more than 200 or 250 dolars a year, and if thair jobs was tendered for or okshuned o` ` as they ought to be the work could-be bun for 150 or 175 dolars a year, . when the iudges would have to do some } work after they got through with their courts and so forth. .[i`they dident get work in thair sparetime sawing wood ` orrsomething they would soon have to ' go top the Boston poor house where a sand many of the township clerks of this county`_w,il1 havetopspend, their old days if. they dont "begin to do some . work siting down all day. II amlfor fare. -play and. most other inteli~ gent fafmerszare` for fare play. gI-loudly wish-we oonldchange` the sencible and _ just council of in-nisiil into wioouncy ' .`;cennciI. W '1`li'er.e~. enormus, salaries .=hi*' tefbelsredmi a T69 oimnty crew i , gas about .81500?a y}ea r. ' -That n A345?'ib]:33519..iim.90i1 would tT69wh,`thce about f1i3.o9." 9`.`lf~ lII17'."'!a'.y= l of *okshun" 1 z I I I 1 J 1 salery of $200 is two much but itis this is a move in the right direction, 1 and I say honour the council of Innis-` _ lil` who has sence enough to bring things V council encourages honourabel men to $200 is s prety big salary to give a man for siting down nearly all the time and writing abit, Imagine then paying a than 84-00 a year as has been done in this township for sitting down resting I mite say. Even now this less than was was _paid last year and down nearer what they ought to be and sense enough to see that this kind of thing will `bring them inteligent votes T and votes is what counts. Let them continue this wsv and they will always have my suport and the suport of all other inteligent men in the town- ship. Ivlike two to know that the 'aply for oces before they are vacant. ` This waiting till olices is vacant some- times lets a man think nobody in the < township can do the work but himself. The other man that tendered has a ne sense of honour and a line sence of self respect and a ne sence of respect for the feelings of the most inteligent people in innisl when he comes. out lnke a man and aplys for an oce not vacant. It would be more satisfactory to the people if the council would okshun off thesekind of jobs every year. They would -likely get the job of clerlring for this township done tor $100. AI ivould any the aplioanta for the 0600 of clerk must have stated. the salary they work for when they put in" there aplicatiohe as the minutes state that in eoneideretion of put services and so forth that the afer of Miinter Pulling to not as clerk for 9. celery of 3200 be ekaepted. T .. air.`-i-V-I am eo.muoh pleed. see the pgqgmave `amide `m.negs.%1ike` proeedieg.Wi$h regard to` the `appoint- men: otcnerk for our toivoehip thie year that I heyeen tdpubliokly` honour the cube], fax-sited and gifted council who has ehoan euoh yiedom and such desire" to do right in regard ,to this matter. _ ' on of ` Doe] Not Necessarily Imply that we Hold. . the Ovinlon of the Writer. "~<\"`I .5 "3." " W'"`-~w`"% ; L` 0 WEATHERUP-`On Jan. .5, to M.-. and Mrs. Jas. Weatherup, Nottawalagl. 3 son. BAYCROFT--A dau but to Mr. and Mts. Herb: Bavcroft. Bqnd cad, nxcggfahpim g?6,`;::Im'.Ian. 47, a son to Mr. `DALE-In Boston. on __.__-- vo- Hiil:-Colen_mn--'I`hnt leave he grout-~ j ed to introduce 9. By Law for the purp- ose` of appointing certain oioiels for the Township of Innial viz., The [Clerk and Assessor for the `same, and that the By Law be now read a first time.-Carried. V By Lav? first, second iand third "time. . ' _ ` ~ Council ndj -Jurnned to meet a.t.*Churcb- ` ill on Feb. 13:, 1900. [ Sutherland---Grose--That the Reeve be instructed to sign cheques to date. --Carried. _ . ' Hill-Grose-That the Clerk be in sufucted to deliver up to the Auditors appointed by this Council any books or I o.her papers necessary to make a com plete audit `of the accounts, and also notify Mr. Thos. Beacrofc-at. once of lhis appointment;-Curried. I Oolemgn--Hill--That the vanm of 3251 granted Sergt. W. J. Moir mem. ber of the 36th Battalion who is now doing service in South Africa with tfat contingent from Canada.-Carried, run Hill--:Sut.herland-'1`hat Mr. Grose be Instructed to issue tenders for the gravelliug of the 3rd Line near De Grasai Point.-Carried . Gross--Coleman--Tbat Mr. T. Bee- crofl: `be ajwpointed Auditor for this To wnship. - Curried . ' Hull--Grose--Tha.t the resignatioh of J. Morrison as Auditor be aocepted. -Carried. 0omm_t:n`ications from J. C, Morrison and T. Beecroft. Second Meeting of mnisul Council. A special meeting of Innial Council was held on Jan.. 20th, 1900, all mem- bers being present. Pastor Botterill read in the evening service, a sermon and address delivered by Paul Kruger in the Baptist chapel, Pretoria, about a year ago on the Blessings of Peace, while, as the Preacher remarked,_` he was then, and his people had been for sixteen years deliberately planningand armingfor war against Great Britain. The sermon is worth reading because it reveals the duplicity of the man who rules the Transvaal. T of Boers coming to avillnge, and, ac- -cording to their usual custom, demand I have myself -been an. eyewitness ing twenty or `thirty women to weed their gardens, and , have seen these women proceed to the scene of unre- quited- toil, carrying their own food on their heads, their children on their backs, and instruments of labor on their shoulders. Nor have the Boers any wish to conceal the meanness of thus employing unpaid labor; on the contrary, everyone of them, from Mr. Potgeiter and Mr. Gert Krieger, the commandants, downwards. . lauded- his own humanity and justice in `making suchian equitable regulation. We make the people work for us in con- : sideration ofallowing them to live in r our country. ptefzoed the reading by saying that Dr. Li_-.-ingston `was probably the most charitable man we. found among our missionaries, he was sent ont in 1840 from London" with only vague in- structions from the Society to push into the interior, he went northward from Capetown, and settled `near the Transvaal of to-day and says :- ` _-Concerning -the Boers. ` h At? the Oongruguolonsl church Pastor Botterill, before speoisl prayer for the arm y in Afrnes, read, the following from Dr. Livingscon s hook on missionary eravelsin South Africa, a book issued 42 'yesr~ago. ' I Thanking you M-inter Editor for space! and; hoping for more eoonomiksl county and township 'gu verhment I remain ' as 7 1 .. W m;I%u sui%pa?o3ue%y'= ave "?:"* chis* :ssic down fare in middling but by tendering for all ooeo or better by okahuning .`n..;ar `ziiti6h' ~566ld756 damror ilie, -poor. down trodden taxpayers, 3 word to aha-widdia auicieht. yolira ' truly, A LEADER or THOUGHT IN INNIBFIL. `Canine PALLINQ, ' `Township Clerk. g % ? Hasrcutting _and Shaving - 1 V` arlor T L 'l-SARRIE HOTEL. WILL MAKE YOU 80 Once you have felt the gr:-.at :Ic.<.'.=- 3 Tug of good health you win never? be without T'T_NY. TABLETS.` I n'vmzvBonv's mxrmn BETTER THAN A TRIP TO EURTTFE , _L.f Dmjglsti. By mail from `Dr. _Hopo `H, `olive? cow, Limited, Teren! . soc. um uudxgt ' ` 1 Ian unnuuxn 3 Au) SUCIET .l have for ado tion. in gond Ho: of bright young nadian Parties desirin co: thcsecretary. MCINTO wuuw mu mm ID rm PEBFECTLY Wfll? JOHNSON & SARJEANT. BARRIE. Importers and Dealer: in Coals of all Kinds, and George town, Grey and Guelph White Finishing` Lime Cements of all kinds, Fire Bricks and Plasterer's Hair. Storehouse at the Northern Railway switch. foot of John street. near the depot. The bond of this L W e is better than that of any other kind. and the f ash superior. Oice-Corner of John and Elizabeth streetu. W F. C. GREGG, Veterinary Surgeon. Honor Graduate 03%, Vet. College, Honor member Medical Societv. ee-AtBaker's Livery Stables, Owen Street. Barrie. . THE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY OFBARRIE adotionsjn Hon_1es. n_un_Iber n` L...:.:.. .......... -..- --- --i-- - THE BALL PLANING MILL COMPANY-- Carpc .tering. Building and manufacturing of Doors. Sash. Blinds. Mouldings, etc. Planin of all kinds done pnomptly and satisfactorily. ot Blast Urying Kiln. Dxstrict agency for grained lum- ber. Fa.ctory-Ba.yeld Street. Barrie. RODGERS |& GALL_lE successors to Geo. Ball. JAS. Ei3-2vARD s CONVEYANVCER` A4 3.3. ..I:... ..-..:| _ _ _. . _- L ' - `- wen` V In I l'll`\lEl'I At his office until 5 p.m.; at he private residence, 68 Mary street, after that hour. u-ly `r. BANTING; Clerk County of Simcoe, will be at his oce, at the Court House. Barrie. every -S'a.turd4v. Residence and R0. Cooksnown. VANILLA, for ice cream. for instance; Bnuxa Powuxn. for cakes. One in drug. of course ; the other a "chemical" and there are sum others-SPICES of ad kinda. cream of tartar, etc. 0 The best ilaee` to get drugs is at a DRUG STOR `. The drug '3: knows more about them than other peop e. We keep a good drug store. Comeand ask us about Kitchen Drugs. uvI\IIII- I I \J I-\Il'|l`u We have a large amount of Private Funds to lend at 4} and 5 per cent. on the security of good farm Mortgages. MCCARTHY. PEPLER AND Mc- CAR 1 HY. Dunlop blreet. Baric. IMUNKMAWS DRUG STORE '92 DUNLOP-ST. BARRIE. FOR INVESTMENT on good , freehold security at lowest rate of interest. Nokfrincipai money required until end of m3 `cfm. . H. HY- Snlntnr ts`..- mwnau. no nnupu requued until I [am term. 1-7. H. srmuny, Solicitor, Barrie. issu . O H. LYON. PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN c on Real Estate at lowest rates. , Farmers Notes Diuounted. Collections made in any an of the County. Real estate bought and sold. nvcyo ancin in all its branches. Marriage Licenses ed` Oice-`Ross Bloclk, Dunlop street Barrie. AK` V. :_:_::j Drugs and chemicals In the Kitchen. DR. J. ARTHUR ROSS, L.R.C.P. 8: S , Edin- burgh; M.F.P. 8: S, Glasgow, member of British Upthalmological Society. Speeluuv.- nuances of E) 0, Eur, 'l`ln'oa.I. and Note. OF FlCE.--78 Dunlop Sueet, Sanders Block, Bar- rie. opposite Post Oice and Railway atation. Phone 54. P. O. Box 96. 1-13; .u -v mun. 1.-.ann,, Ln!` u.r'.. London. Uices and 1 night residence-drown : Block, Dunlap street, Barrie. Tetephone 77. ..._._._._________.___________? DR. '1. 0. SMITH, L.L..P.S.. Ont.. (late of D ' & Smith, Orillia.) Oice and naxdenca -corner of Owen and Collner ntteets, Barrie. 23-ly UR. . F. Pallin . Graduate of Trinity University I oromo, F w of Trinity Medncal college, Member of the Coalege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. A Oee and Residence, 18 Owen street. M. M. CAMPBELL, Barrister Solicitor, Notary etc. M 1 . -3 ' and Staynen-._' Bumm mk of Tor::l:V Buildininn Owen at:-net. ._I.. um & coww, Bmisumgsoucazon otthc Supreme Conn. Procton. Notaries, Coxgz: Joann. etc. Mon_ey to Loan. Oics--Ross' B Dunlap -ct. Barne- II ..._ - .-.-__.. A _._ ._ I 3 Many in guns of 31.00:: and upwakds, to loan at 5 percent. ' II I.` Q1: A-cunt A I` `V V I! L! B__._-_ DONALD Rosa 8. A.-Barriater, Solicitot, ; Convc-ancer. atc.. money to loan. Oioes, Bank of Toronto Building. Owen street. Barrie. 48-ly 'i1`J."3"u'J2'.L`ia"3'.'e'y"io $2.7" `at Iowa: rues. ' `ton in ' o ustice ota ' ' gm. 'u.ghcou Di] W N P bh ggnvyyawgts. `uieeargavcx the Bhauk o?c'f`ot:nt`>:: ffl. . ' EDITORIAL `NOTES. The most that Hon. Win. Mulock could promise the Collingwood Board of Trade in the way of better communi- ,o4u\tion with Toronto was that their up gjilioation would be taken into consider-' ;f5i_'tion without injustice to other town. I~1`lie Postmaster-General sadly missed` point of the invitation if he imegio-7_ _tli,It the Oollingwood people liudio`-' v`l=i_e`__i`h4i_`iiiV .911 the fwoy up there eiii_i;$ly- """'-%7_li`ejsl'VItli'iit'v'., oiiiV come self rzstdiiisl `thee P'9"i:i_L'1" widar this.t?m