The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

MUNKMWS DRUG STURE 92 DUNLOP-ST. BARRIE. Drugs and chemicals In the Kitchen. IRAN A TRIP TO EUBGPE QT`RArH7 as ESTEN. I OHNSON & SAR] EANT, BARRIE,` and Dmlen in man. I'\` .11 v:...:- __ MARRIAGE LICENSE. ISSUER. Barn ". . Morley in-sums 0132.000 and upwards, to loan 81- 5 mr nan}. H. H. Sunnr, Q.C. ----v.. --., _.._-..- V WI.u.nIa'roN Am. . 3: That. in the case of New lziiisud bbjection was made to that colony i_`jb a_|rin4g the whole cont. ` )0NALD Ross 3. A.-Barrister. Slicitot, Omens. t.._..-......... A04: -nnnmu In IIZIL - ULT & CO'WAN, Barristers, Solicitors of the L Supreme Court. Proctors. Notaries, Conv - nan. non Ilnnnu in `Ann. ()mt`1--R083 B R. J. ARTHUR Ross, L.R.C.P. 8: s, hurohs M.F_P. X: S, Glnnonw, mnmh !M. M. CAMPBELL. Barrister: Solicitog: NI.-.5--u `On Mnnnu in `Ann, R. W. A. ROSS, Ph ' ` . Surgeon, ctc., L. R.C.S. Edin L.R .P..Londun. Ocesand L. -ga:.I-sun`, , nouns : Ill...-L nnnn|An :00-at I A. RADENHVURST, `Barrister, Attotnelh Qnlinionp In Chnnnorv. Cnnvevnncar. BIB. T. ARNALL, M.D.C.M., oice in Bot.hwell's Block. Allandale. On the premises at night. A adv . VETERINARY SURGEONS. ARE NEEDED EVERY DAY ` ~ .0lI`0OI':.:3td, eleven days before the Gcvernment`s offer was sent in, the Imperial Government having heard that Canadians wished to enlist for South Africa, cabled the Dominion Government that they would be pleased to acceptan offer ot Canadian troops. On `Oct. 4r.h,Sir Wilfrid statedthat wehavs . not o'ered a Canadian Contingent to the home authorities ; how could we -do so without Parliement s `granting us the money 3 We simply could not do -anything. In other words we should have to summon Parliament. ' MONEY TO L9A_N'; ru -v-av uvuo Ill go--u names. a number Jung anadian children. boys and girls rintliem are asked to communicate with y. EV. W. R. MCINTOS , Barrie. 1-ly ___________.._______.________ RQANIIFACTUBES: Z r\u0\ VV|'I ualllacvtag uunnuuunv V- ...V In ur_t, Money to Loan. Oicco--Ross' B R: rein. ..FOR INVESTMENT on good freehold necuritv at In-eat ran-. nf PHYSICIANS. FINANCIAL. OFFICIAL. _I.na.u.. 2. That it was not true thee `the Imperial Government objected to accept. ,; roopa on other than a 0.0.D. basil. r D3I'l'Ill.l=r, l`lI:IuUIIlU,) y Conveyance: etc. =e't. over Bank of Com- ;n_AR, ` Aux. Covm. l` never 1 I 5-ly !H~%lHuEh85 331 em ommms moprmn soonms. 4 Sir Oharlee Tupper e arraingment in the House of Commons of the policy of the Government in regard to the Canadian conttngente wee certainly a `remarkable one. He showed: 1. That. the Government only acted when it - vol forced to do so by the country; N W0 Vi- rchased. and reopeneci the 31'. ~:, S - 12 ...`......." ...'::'=.-.-..': P:*::'--.=3'_=.*;,:': : "ma Steam Liundry. xo Dual strezt. with the fi, _ modern agliances or all 3%.-m of work. 7'` It A HOME IN m1s'nnI. and , ._ our Iiscallat ourdoor. svncun 0_BDF VB]! D THE SAME IDA! . nlr Urylng nun. Estimates furnishc_d tree or C: on 81 kinds of-wood work and buIldmg_ nuatu; The Factory is being remodeled and furmhcd the latest wood working machmery, so that W . c all ' be able to hand! _ , satisfactorily. See our work and get our pnccs. _ tory, Bayeld street, north of the Foundry. _ 1.. - - _______. .-n\` nds of work pror1`Ft; ..t ISIEAM Lnmwm --. rIrIIII\llI a. DUI`, Contractors B `Id VI f _~ 3- , DA" Sash. Blinds. iy1o`L'1d.", `.sz:.""1'1f-f.'a.eg"a'.,dCpress; of event descgxption done on shortest notipc. A D"Y"'8 Kiln. Estimates furnished free of chi" on all kind: nf. nu-u-ul .......|. ..-.x L...:u:.... ...nrc."~ The Security for Depositora in 21 Lost Company is undoubted. Ross new Block. south side Dnnlop 31: eutot the Post 011109. 5* TL- --..4(, V 4 Per Cent. Interest Paul on Dt'l " ---- -- -an a van VIIIUUI cm` The security to depositors ' L C t - is v dbt.`,1. 'l`here7is no instaiancea onoigcong "wu- a1t1or_ has ever made 3 loss bv a Loan C o'\'. Canadian Branch Ofce, Head omc.-. . MONTREAL. LONDON, EM:I.A_.` M. c. HINSHAW. SAM. J. prmm Branch Manager Manager : 4 Between 001:. 4th and 14th however, `there was such an outburst of_populer indignation than the Government were forced to yield; and ecoorclinaly con tlngente were enrolled. BARBIE %l0AN & SAVINGS CL INCORPORATED 1881. ' SUBSCRIBED CAPITA Agent Standard Life. London Guam too and Accident Co... Provimk Building and Loan Association. 91 Rnrnzszm mu Fouowmo Fun: I.\'. Coummas: The Mercentne, now afliated wiih The ;. don 8: Lancashire of England. ity, $15,000,000. The Waterloo Mutual, of Waterloo, (- Tothl assets, $334,083. The Economical Mutual, of Berlin. C: Total assets, $303,078. Also Llovd's Plate Glass Insurance 0: puny. of New York. Cash capital, 3. 000 And the Sun Loan and savings Comp; of Ontario. . Private funds. to loan on first mortgages. counts collected. &c. . 0Oice over Hendersonp Hardware Store,vBa' nt. Pnuvlncm suunmn Amm Assucumnu. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $5.(\<`o,o<\` Cuts {or advertisements must in en case be mounted on solid metal blue: '-r..l v N, ,,s Zgknvnnrrsxna RAT]gg N`f;;i-;` . 'rnl:;}A'vA1-n in nu ' on'-rd`mn1-nmm llIlIlN(]7)l:::"`7[ ` . noun corms. "W `Irving. onnlv nuib- .`l_...L\ .- Condensed advertisements on tirst page; as wants of all kinds, lost and found, pm: for-sale or to rent, specic articles, etc.,`.v must be accc-mpanied with the cash, and-. be inserted- first insertion 2 cents m w each subsequent insertion 1 cent per : (names, addresses and gures counte: words); but 9. reduction of one cent per : will be made when the number of inser. of the same matter exceed four. Iscnoecu: & Swim T Oeteber l4.--`The Laurie: Govern-1 ment cabled the t-at effer of _a Canad- inn contingent. ` .. ; ,-;"-_v.- wrnus. not quffl double that of a ` paper published in Bum," M9 4 Emnnnsms snoum NOTE 1;, ` . 12 lines solid nonpureil make [3 FAQ. ll . 1 inch ` : 'rnA1~amN'r A1)VER'I`I8EME\;-rs First insertion 10 cents per line ' quent Insertion 4 cents per line, Rnnrlino nations: In nnntn --_ .- - V 1 ` each 3; VVIUIJ `V Pal` UGIJIII II\nI\lC\lI H, Preferred positions in the paper M sold at an advance of one-third on a; ' rates, Thie rule will be strictly camed r.;` CONTRACT CHANGES. Advertisers will please bear in mindv notice of intention to change adveniseg must be handed into the oice not later - Satmday at 10 o'clock, and the Copy for} change must be in TH]: ADVANCE om later than 12 o'clock noon on Monday 1; week, otherwise the advertiser s announce; may not be made public until the Week lowing. I0 nkonnnaa 1-.4` AAv1ar4~1nnn~.nu.9. .11 IIIVVLI-I O 12 changes of Advertmements allow year. It more are required, c0mp0.~iti0n:_ will be charged. AtlI1n'vf;nAl|u urr| uni Ln -I11n1tvn.1 G WILL III} DIIGI BUG Advertisers will not be allowed ti. use: for advertising anything outside ~_- own regular business. Should they transient rates will be charged for sue}, vettisements. quuul xuacruuu '2 cents per lme, Reading notices, 10 cents e h 1 insertion of the same matter. af&11S?t}:`*3u' der 5 lines, of this character, cha,xe , lines. ' " Legal Official and Governm manta w,ill be charged at above r:1]::g_adn` CONTRACT ADVERTISING, Contract advertisemfents will be tab the following `rates! winch are drafted on` not commercial prmcmles and will `u. .. , Der 1' insertion ; 5 cents per line for me f"` .510 nquvwnus Any!-oz ufuuu I-HG urqlte at commercial prmclples and mu be, adhered to. There wnll be only one pm, 9.11.` llncn oouoonooa a u o o - o an 2% inches.... . . . . . . . .. 5inches,% column..... no inches, $6 column... aoinchee, I eolumn.... Z__..\ T `For one month- the three month1. with 15 per cent. added. ' n 513...: {man !r|nI\Q"II__f`1n bk...-V. ..-, .1. "`+"- ivJr"t'$ S3i`l"{'e three monthly. wivh 10 per cent. added. % jprnfnrrnt` :n GL1. --.__ `Sept. 28.-The ;;;;.;.n.... ot'Nev vzamna enabled an offer to send 3 con- tingent. of mounted nee, fully equip- ped, to South Africa, and to pay the men. A John R~3*erson Fire and Life Assurance. "9-can AIJCIJGSUI I LV]aagL'I ;..ATLAS.OO ASSURANCE COMPANY. pin! $.000,000. Founded LPPlIcat|on forms furnished and rates quota` GEORGE PLAXTON. AGENT. Ran-:. n... nan-.. :_ n...L......u': BI: ' Number of inches -_n n- {1.`,o :3, 3. LALLY. INSURANCE AGENTS CONVEYANCERS, ac. A. A RANKIN 6; SON. pin . l!..:Ia.._. \] ___.,t_ _A ,, CONDENSED ADVIP.TISEMI:1.\'TS. s.cnoec.u-: 5 SMITH, C %BARRlE Qct. 13.-'-Tasmania; and Bond: Australia cabled that their contingent would call for South Africi on October 28 end October 30, regpectively. A _'_ _ suxm: PLAXTON. AGENT.` _ Barrio Ont. Oicein BOthwcll5B" $250,000. 8. -Next door to Bank of Toronto. '5TiiinuuY I5 9 'X.i'z'A'1~:'xE'ii"& .- nu Ln- 26 oo| 4 -July. 1'7.-`The Federated Malay States cabled o'ering 300 men belong- ing 60 the Malay States Guides. - n th October 1'1.-Govet-nment of Vio- toria cabled that Victoria : contingent `would nail for South Africa on 28th Ootober,'ell arrangements having been made. , ` Ootober 13.--New South `Wales cabled an offer of an army medical sta` oorps of 87 men and 40 horses, with` unbalance wagons and other equip- :Iuly as _Tim Legismivej Council ,"of4Ltgos cabled an offer of 300 men . `Jul; 21.-The Govesnoleoti 5 ew `South Wales cabled that 1,860 oioere, non-commissioned oioers and men of -New South Wales forces were willing to serve In South Africa. Juli l2.-Thd Government of Vio- totia. cabled that volunteers in that velony were obringe for service in 'South Aftfioag o...;.... 9.-V-Tasmania cabled a_n o'er "of 8 conaitzgeht. ~Oct.ob-at 1ll.-New uth cnbled offer of second contingexit. l\ . n 11 In - __. . , July II.--The Government or vfqueenelnnd cabled an o'er to send 250' `mounted Infantry, with machine ghee, in the event of the war with the Treas- `October 5.-The Government of Western Australia cnbled an offer of I -oonungent. A 1 - -- - October -10.-'VNew South Wales` -Lancers marched through London on .their way to embark for South Afrxon. -Sept. -2l.-The LG>vcVe_Vx;1meno at` Hong EK9ng cabled an offer of foy men, two coera and four maxima. . 2nd Deputy, Mr..Arnold, Cooketown. the same worthy A _-resolution of sympathy irith Col. Ty,rwhitt,_:M.P.._ `wu unenitIio}iiily;,. Apa9s_!l-V and fr'nany i ; est: County Orange Lodge. The annual meeting of the County Orange` Lodge washeld at Alliston on Tuesday last. The attendance was the largest for many years and Beeton was well represented. The election of ocera resulted as tollowe:--Couuty' Master, T. M. Greenaway, Tottenham; Deputy Master, R. Bell, Utopia; Chaplain, Rev. W. G. G. Dreyer, Ivy; Financial Secretary, John Irwin, .Ar- lington ; Treasurer, R. Henderson, A1- lieton ; Recording Secretary. Dr. Mac- ksy, Cooketown ; Director of Cere- monies, S. Sumner, Alliaton ; Lecturer, W. "Hannah, Alliaton; let. Deputy Lecturer, D. G. Mcurdy, Tottenham 3 Tne oioers were afterwards installed by Grand Secretary Loolrhart. A motion, endorsing the patrioticfund rvas passed and a grant of `$25, wsemade on account or _ Vhis_`wprot,racted -1-V i_ll_ue_ra, wishes yere or_hip _ A e and Ir..tiIoOulIQn;gh. Muyor '6!` ton. ' _Cl-`hp .qg:e_at1on of cbiobrating the next 1 2.ah- of"'J_uly wan left 7 to aeveral '.diqcrio `V l'<>_d: gea.-"-W.c. >r1i_; _V . V I V -A-$25.75 boontribnted in `Barrie in dd of -th6'OoIportIge jnisiion of Algdma uid..;Q%%N!h'9'9.Fii;\;s"`V *0-A `5i`a0 `G4,:B9ikii. mione T he session of the Bradford Presby- terian church, also a large number of the congregation feel that a re-arrange-. ment of the "eld, so far as the Brad- ford charge is concerned, should be ` made. The congregation, by a large majority, . decided in favor of Bradford and "the Scotch Settlement being con- constituted a charge. By taking Stroud appointment o' Churchill and adding it to Allandale, which is , nancially weak, and taking St. John off the Bradford. charge and placing it with Churchill, such an arrangement as is proposed by the Bradford congregation could be easily effected and no serious interruption` would be made. This would put Bradford in .the position to have two services every -Sabbath-a matter conceded to be of vital import- - ance-and. would also give the south church an afternoon instead -of a morn ing service as at present, and which we have reason to believe, would be pre- ferable. It is recognizedhy mostly all Presbyterians that the Bradford charge as at present constituted, is too large and that it is almost impossible for any minister ct ordinary physical ability to eioiently perform the duties expected of him. Now that a- vacancy has occurred here and also at Allandale, it is thought that a move should be made in the direction above .indicated. The Presbytery will be asked to take up the matter. and seek to enlist the sympathy of the several congregations that would be e'ected in the proposed `change.- Bradford Witness. T Tpminlly` T `pibiidad by ih" induce Affxr their nd hnd Vo-ually dgooiygd them byviannouncinjg` after they had aailigd that it had 'ec i- ed no |u'ch inaurnliol 7- nprronran V Mr.B'ennett, M_.4P. for mac Simone, has given notice of the following reso- lution `That in the opinion of this House the time has arrived` when s xed end denite line of--so'tion_ shouldx be undertaken on the question of the trans pottution V of `grain and other com. nnoditiee of "the Northwest `Territories and Western States, with s View to oentring the same, to the greatest possible extent in Csnndtsn channels. Bhre is some good ndvice to parents, from on unknown writer :-Before you listen tcrthe complaints of-fyour child- ren about the endishness of the teach- ers, and, get ell worked up and excited . over it,` it is better to reeet .11 little. Remember your half dozen cherubs drive you cruy in-about half the time, and. beer `with the teacher, who is making for you intelligent men and women of as nnpromieing mnterinl es you were twenty or thirty years ago. Remember that besides your own boy, who, of course, everybody` knows is an` angel, the teacher has to contend `with: that awful boy of your neighbor s, and you know full well what a terror he is. Re-At';ra`na-emennt of Presbvteman Chgrgea I O_u.I'., rst engg`|';;e;:`;:1`|-G...-p1}:o`:v_ed' ;ery Iudoeuyfnlgnd we hope '.th_o next one 1 p;ay.;.ba.the%` ame;%VA%V%`?%Wg$ X {qr A wvnnn xvv Ila $0 This is the force which was sent out :-Two guns of the Royal Horse Artillery, two companies of the Queens? landezfe, our two Maxim gu'ne,~two oom_- paniee of the Cornwall` Light Infantry, one ooinpaofof the Munster Faeiliers; and Q ompeny of the Oenediena, in all about 450. The Boers were about v300fetron`g.."_ 0. -.0o y and the .~Qgoene. V??? M 6:-1y in tehwh-rue; j ."nA;.;; '-nt.;`-. 2 I The fight took place on New Year's Day,'began at 11.45 a.m., and was all over at 3 .p.m. We marched back to the Boer camp and made our dinner o` what the Boerewere cooking for their own. We were all thoroughly tired out and after dinner lay down and had a good rest until next morning, when we started for Douglas, a small town some 18 miles off. The Boers occupied` the town and had some loyal Dutch in gaol. Word reached them that were on the wayand the Boers" lit out, i so that we had nothingto do, but march into the town. We left again. next morn with all the refugees and what goods theyoould carry. The `place was then deet'ro_yed. Wegot 40,000 rounds of ammunition in"`th'e hanger and ' over 1 50,000 rounde-in vDoug`laa;* `you they `are well,IPP1l0d. We were away loiurldaye and _in that timepmarched iome.200.go_iLea.' 0 a 0 i 'L`- 8- LI."." '-._'.r_` __I'2 r All the Barriqboya were in the r- ing line and of course are proud of _ it. We were congratulated by Gen. Buller on our good work andgour own ooera were very well` satised with "us and tol_t_i us so: ' The ring line started` to advance at 11.45 a.m. We were under the enemy s fire for a distance of about 500 yards until we gained a small kopje. We stayed under cover for half an hour, keeping up an independent re when any .of the enemy showed themselves. Then we crossed another space to gain a second kopje. The Boers had the range down fine and sent the bullets in thick and fast, -but we gained the sec- ond kopje safely, not a man being hit. We were now within 300 yards_ of the Boers, but had another. open space to cross before we could get at them. We rested about 15 minutes on the last kopje, then the Australians and our- selves advanced on two sides of the Boers at once andsucoeeded in divid ing their re pretty well until -l we reached the foot of the kopje on which -they were situated. Then we. -xed -bayonets andstarted up the hill. We arrived at the top about theaame time as the Australians and had the Boers. between us. They at once surrendered and we surrounded them. We took 43 prisoners, four of them wounded .; ` they had twelve killed. We had not. one man touched. ' The Australians had two killed and two wounded. daluchen te_1T-5: the ll-gdu `hulnb _ 1'1:-:t-1n n. f . .Lt._-Col.` wad has received the fol-` "letter from H. A Cullighen: ' ' BEIJIOKT, South Africa, V I Jcnuhry 6th, 1900. __We let: hereon Sunday, December 31st, at 2 p.m., and proceeded to Cook's Farm, a distance of. 18 miles. The "roads were very heavy. We got to the farlurabout 9' p.m., leaving there again at 5 a.m., next day, and after marching 12 miles we came in sight of the enemy s camp. As. you will see by the papers, it was "0" 00., only which was sent out: Nos. 2 and 3 sections were the ring line and Nos. 1 `and 4 supports , for` the guns, of which we had two. 5 Tue Boers did not know we were on hsnd till the artillery a shell vinto their camp, which was situated at the foot of a lropje. When the shell lit amongst them they at once began swarming up the hill_ in full view of the Maxim guns, which opened re at orange of 1,400 yards, "and did good ` work, as we atterwards found one man with eight bullet holes in his body. You could cover them all with your hand. ' `V 0Ol()"lI;li;,_f- -`-:-O:&'CIVl'lbt before yep receive this louse: you will have read `ecooonte of ; our `first engagemeniin the `papers; Hoivever, I thought you might like to have on account of it from one who saw it. all. 001.. Barrie, Ont. . A To begin with, it was we very hard piece of work all through. The ght took place at Badeuhorsfontein Ls-gar, the name of` the Boer camp. The Boers had. 3 good position, but we surrounded themgin such a way that we had the advantage of them. I will try to de- scribe the ght as best I can. 5-ms'r nwaammm. |n.....?`-*%;:...`:-.`m~;-;.= ~:.....,*'*%:f .;App1y~co='r;cI5nw. .. V . -4.-3-At an entertainment in Collier street Methodist school room on -Thurs day eveninglast thefollowiug persons took part --Miss Campbell, Miss. Ida -King , M1ssMan`1ie Blow, Miss Miller, Miss Lower, and - Messrs. N. W. E. King`. J. B. Edyards and A. O. Batten. Miss -Part:-i_dge s `olasatof young ladies, under whose direction the entertain ment was given, gsvo`;t_wo choruses and - pd;:9_re9tm9nu- . sRe'- Mr Barth! It should not be forgotten that there is at present what may be termed a placebo (bread-pill) representative who serves as the caudal proliferation to party of Stubbs. In the last Parlia ment under another name, the new party prospective was bright, but the voters generally, and the unsympathis- ing Parry Sounders in particular, cut oil`. at the general election, a third of its streugth-not only the seat but the _ deposit was forfeited--so that Capitol Hill and Howard have been shorn of a they eloquence that can now perforce ` be only dissipated in the little red school house of Shanty Boy. With such results the leadership naturally fell to Stubbs, who directs the full strength of his party of two to the _ Sifton wing of the Government and its machine politics. The sinister frag- . ment of this Stubbs party boldly takes `his sessional money, his trunk of nic- , nacs, mileage and railway passes much like the average memben But here the average ceases, as this accidental gment has developed mainly .a huge gastronomic capacity for Sifton bun- feeds; this capacity otherwise is a dwarfed quantity--his verdant plati- tudes in the House parade a political at, evoking the visibi_lity_oi the mem- bers, and even exciting the disgust of his 1eader._who naturally has contempt for the microscopic talents of his fol- lowers- The V." S. s literary instinct- would` surely recall the apostrophe of Hamlet to the ghost, and with tortured ; feelings paraphrase in manner: 7'0 my l prophetic soul `what a parody on the uncle. " This North Simcoe Inoipiency not only gobbled SiFton s`cake, but the entire grit shibboleth, just as he gulped the party as a noser and: popper/as Conservative meetings when his con-' ' sanguinities were supposed to be pan.` opiiedwith the coating; of unrelenting Toryism, _So" I dismiss "this s Sifton. stued swaddling-.this shifcing,,shun1; mg ahombler, V as a . sorrowful .shovel-- iheybarest stub of that side-time` "am- and state-builder-Stubhs; T " = Feb. 1, 1900. I -A--Bread itaelling in Orillig Vat 60. `per Tlarg lost. ` * :11 wish to I56 roliiemberdftd ydti. Hopihgfto fhear.'ftom you, 1 remain, ` Yours trdly, % % g H. A.` Canmanmc. Wm H%m_%ru su. The` Not Necessarily Imptysthatwelold t =9 sh6;iW`? - 1 _ s Not-thy-Simone, Politics`: . , Sir,--It is almost certain that the session now being, held by the Federal Parliament will terminate its `existence, and an appeal made totthe electorate. sometime during the ensuing summer. Many constituencies have already nom- inated their candidates. The necessity of `attending to this matter in our own riding is one that calls for the attention thereto of our. executive `oicers. N orth. bfimcoe should gagain fall in `line with the great Conservative party, and give to such great leaders as Foster and Topper a loyal supporter to strengthen and encourage them, in carrying out the principles and policy of the party that for so many years under the leadership of Sir -John A. __Macdonald brought prosperity and pro- gress to the country. I need hardly say that the probabilities of the next election point strongly to another Waterloo, asin 1878, to again undo, as far as possible, the terrible misrule of gritism, with its squandered millions now added to the public debt of Can `ada. I-need hardly say that we have within our precincts abundant good material to choose from to represent our Federal interests; and that the party`-nominee should have plenty of time to cultivate well the people affect- ed. In myppiuion a convention should be called early, a choice, made so that ratication by the electors can go on surely and successfully until the time of election. i=I=gqI=_:n'_I'v son SALE. T Coxannxwrxvn. jJ. oULVEI~:W1zLL s Ircuttin and Shavin arlor BABRIIBROTEI4 Torvosrrn , V 1'; m-ugiguu. By man from Dr. Hope Mollclnd 0o y, Limited, Toronta ' soc; nu names ; , WILLHAKE YOU 30 `0nc,eyou.'l1ave felt the great I':i~':: lug-`ol good ixcaith you was! um be without TINY TABLETS. p xvnmraobvs mm J ouNsoN SARJEANT. Im and Dealer: in Coals of all Kinds, and eorge town. Grey and Guelph White Finishing Lime tements of all kinds, Fire Bricks and Plaster:-.r's Hair. Storehouse at the Northern Railway bwitch. foot ofjohn street. near the depot. The bond 0! this L"! e is better than that of any other kind. and the 9' ash superior. Office--Co_rner` of John and Elizabeth streets. A 3 arm Mr. Bourasu ma acted in A - . Vngjon -with him aind the scandal wu _.._.____.___.__._____________.__.___. THE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY OF BARRIE have for adogtion. in good Homes. a number .6 L..:..n.. ......_.. , - -- - -- - - p It'll} unu.uxnNa`Au)SOCIE'I .l ado tion. Ho: of bright young 'anadian Par-ties desirinthem con thesecretary. EV. MCINTO F. C. GREGG, Veterinary Su :2. Honor Graduate 08%.` Vet. College, onor member Medical Societv. ce-At Baker : Livery Stables. Owen Street. Barrie. Wlllll mu mus T0 rm PEHFECTLY wsm V norm`: oer. racwry-na.yneIn street. Barrie. E & GALLIE successors to Geo. Ball. .`4\u4; . ._.. __._j}, . .....a-.- . ---- Bwwn Barrie. Allnton and Croemore. , _ Lmncox as Bows, Elmvalc Bu-tie ooo--No. 6 North side Dunlap-st. Elm- valcoda oppbuitc Hunt : hotel. Money to loan at Iowan: rnlpn. ` o`F:iwwF&Qnxo }_;.."btl'IjV`&} "l`IAUGli1`ON Lnxox, W. A. Gag`: I . JAS. `EDWARD s cONVEYAlCR_. AL LI- ..m.... .._;!I __ ... . _A L THE BALL_PLANING MILL COMPANY- Cargeuterin . Building and manufacturing of Doors. bash. B 'ads. Mouldings, etc. Planin of all kinds done promptly and satisfactorily. ilot Blast Drying Kiln. District agency for rained lum- ber. Factory-Ba.yeld Street. Barrie. ODGERS l& successor: to Gen- Rail mm at lowest rates. VIII` HI. I l'Il`\dE-I"l- At his ofce until 5 p.m.; at his private residence. 68 Mary street. after that hour. xx-ly ' '1`. BANTING. Clerk County of Simone. will` , be at his office. at the Court House, Barrie, every Saturdav. Residence and P.O. Cookmown. D '_ B8l'|'i8t0I 8, Solicitors in}-ligh Court of Justices, Notaries Public, ggnugcyancaa. Oioes over the Bank of Totonto, Iilliil I? &XTIl`I We nave 3 large amount of Private Funds to lend at 4} and 5 per cent. on the security of good farm Mortgages. McCARTHY. PEPLER AN D Mc- CAR 1. Q-1Y, Dunlop stteet. Bartie. c. 3.'ziLJsF. KVOKGI IJIIJOIIIIKDG. DOUGCIIDHO mane In an OK I _County. Real estate bought and sold. yC.P<::ey- I ancnnsr in all in hrnnchem Martians Lia-nap: uwyounty. RUIIEWID DOIIKIIK BI! 50!. \.;onvey- ancxgdz in all its bunches. Marriage Licenses iuu . Oce-Ross Block, Dunlop street Barrie. 4:-Iv- $'1U,UUU "s'.5. .'n.?o1.i.2c``.?sty`aTZ"u.`we :"n``e`. .`E interest. No money required until end of 3: . H. S'l`RA1HY. Solicitor, Etc., 4.` `vinyl vol 3I, 81- l'\nnlA4n_nf , 1`: WI: Lotuurnnuu, DIIIIILIFI 9vuvIUv:I Notary, ate. Mone toloan. Burn: and Stayner. Bu-no Bank of Toronto Rna(nD_ Oran street. g-Iv DI`. J. l'1l.\.I.l.'1Ul.\ U33, l.:.l\.\4-I . 3 D , num- Burch: M.F.P. & S, Glasgow, member of Bvitiah Upthalmological Society. Speclanv.- In-eases of I9) 0, Eur, Throat and Note. 0F.FlCE.-78 Dunlop Street, Sanders Block, Bar- fie. opposite Post Otce and Railway Station. Phone 54. P. O. Box 96. 7-ly .e_7It'cdid`not detail. to In; . .' Vein in . _e'er 'of;:{troepI_`:f3fer Amos until tomato do `:5 by; Vbuged `public opiumnil borne out 51 the fact that Canada. was last of the `blopiee to make an o`er. 0orreIpond- once-placed on the table of. the Home (of `Commons last week releting to the "subject shows that the various Colonial- Qoere were received by the Imperial V A.Gove_rnment`on the tollowing duel :- $70,000 ' :'.::=s::_ ".r' u I01` 0! IO ll IUIIII. DO IT 0| Jill-|liC"V V` `Ontario. Procto Yioums. Conve ce_tso etc- Money to loan. Rosa Block. ne. A In II , , _ , . . __ A 1) ll I`-.-ounovp-its UNRLU KUDD D. o"".D8I'l`lItB!'p Uul-Jun, Convesancer. etc.. Jnoney to loan. Bank of Toronto Building. Owen street. Bathe. 48-ly U I\u\h- IBCIII" Incl` v.r.. IJOHII1 night - residence--Brown s Block, Barrie. Telephone 77. 1. LYON. Pnxvxrx FUNDS TO L071: . oh R921 Estate at lowest rates. Farmers Notes Diuounted Collections made in any of `H13 Cnuntv- Real nnmta hnuclnt and salt]. nnvnv. yncr. parnu I-u DW Building, Owen street. Dag. F. Pallin , Gmiuce of Trinity University I oronto, Fe w of Trinity Medical College, Member of the Coalege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Oee and Residence, 18 Owen street. DR. . C. SMITH, L.C.P.S., Ont., (late of Drs. arvie & Smith Orillia.) Oee and residence -corncr of Owen anci Collier streets, Batrie. 23-ly VANILLA, for ice cream. for instance: BAKING Powozmfor cakes. One is a. drug. of course : the other a" " ' ical": ' and there are still otHers--SPICES of all ' kinds. cream of tartar, etc. "FL- l.--A ' _The~ ,,_ ..v..-. V. -annual, U590 lace to et drugs is at a. DRUG _STOR%. The sruggist knows more about them Ohan other people. keep 3- good drug store. Cor;1e and ask us about Kitchen `Drugs. ' ` 4. That Snr John A.- Meodonsld had not objected to Canada. taking part in ,V Britain : were and doing/its duty as a . - rt of the Empire in this respect. ff - . 5.` That the Minister of Public the had placed hinnelfin a poeition ' `etitity to the Government and yes umained in it. ' '