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THE Nor-rrH:nNTAovANcz i The session of the Ontario Leg'i's-'- 1 .la'ture recently closed. ori'g'inate'd in : iniquity and eonftinued to the `end in '1 the same course." says the Pe`terbo- . r-oi Review. ,'`By 8. conspiracy with 1 the `Lieutenant-G=overnIor, it was ' "called unusually early by Mr. Ross. y and with an absolutely untprecedent- .- ed `shortness of notice. so as to close the courtsan-d save from justice five . of his fraudulent followers. who con- ~ Eeused. that they had no right to ' their seats "by {personally availing ., themselves of this device`. to `prev- event the `proceed'ing's from being con- tinned. This trick was performed-by, Mr. Ross with a. falsehood in .his mouth. for h_e pretendeld that be` ad- * vised the ealry session -because of the urg'ent want of money and the`nee'd `for providing` at once for connection ,with the G.T.P. Yet" he did n-otI`bri'ng` 'down his interim` supply-bill or his Temiscaming"'railway measure for .weeks. an iriterval long enough for the courts to have unseated his -"bog- us majority. In fact he had no busi- ness ready till long` after the vHouse met. To make things equal. he put : another falsehood in the mouth of the Governor," `whom he made to nromise, "in a ~ speech from -the T throne to introduce a `stringent tem- perance measure, without the.slig'hl:'- ` est intention of lkeepling his word. The legislatilon enacted was almost solely for the` purpose of grabbing. public money. There was the $2,000.- ooo Sault -g'ra t toenable Mrunossl to hire his majority and to `repay the moneys `stolen for corruption. There were the hundreds thous- ands of dollars and _the.millioniac.-A read of land` voted to'tAhei`.G.'1`.R-. to nuecure their',influ'ence' at `elections. `There was the vote tqrythe Temisu loamii38', railway extenion` to.-provide additiienal contracts with "the.fcons_e- 1quent.Irake-off. -_ `There were the ' 3200.000 -fa year ofy `, railway ;tax0B_ ieakenrrom the municipalities`. which} ; have to make up the dc`!-icit cyeai-t a root taxation: There vnrovi-." .~aione `tor a runway. assessment com- miasion to buy _t~h`e subzni_si,on"`--j,ot . Pettypiece and `numerous nether! "ihliences. In,_ ,._the.t gem}. line 1*-i? tithe r.:x`po-urea..,vt :~Mr-= "Be-. ehuiihev 481 per Ammm km Advance v-_._. __/_-,. In 8 Page 48TColumn[ Newspaper, Pubiished from the Ofce. :23 Dunlop Street. `Barrie in the Couutv ofsimcoe. the P00! Vince of Ontario. Canada} every Thundav Morning. by WESLE Y&.CREW. PROPRIBTQRS CW0 new name will be added to the Subucpon List until the monov in paid. , 2-, AI__-- _.~-_AL- --.I laws I-II-lug uuw ulvuvy nu y-nu. Subncriben `now in I.fl 0Il I for three month: and over will be charged $1.50 per annum. wahnuz RAILWAY Gum: A Shameful Session. `run: or Suuclurrxou. mm `.ht,1is~ iiftjiiil-ed by : {tile*f7`i`i byt'the co-operation lot the Opposi- exclusion of `the railways, that-_-4 -a second act might be passed-to~-e'ffe'ct the robbery above m.en'tione'd'. Mr. House. `His caucus *forbadehi_m`- -to and he `only carried the y$2.'ooo.ooo g"ra.ft `by purchase. and his railway a8se4sBmen't bill by providing: for a kicking `supporter. On one occasion the House. leaving` the Opposition. to control `proce-eding`s,' and on another "he had to take the unpreoedentdd course` for a Izremier of obstructing public business by talkeagainst time for an_ all night session, till a spe- cial train could bring in his fbogus majority and save him from defeat. . At the very endhe carried "his $2.`- 000.000 graft by the votes of mem- bers f-or'7whose payment it` was vot- ed. Never [in the history of British constitutional government was there such a disgraceful `session. under such a disreputa b1e_premie-r.' '.mpma by a.; slvhichi the Conservative!-i 'took`3 their - ul'l} `share and carriedithrough t_he.'Hous_q ltion. Even` that -~',va`-`1_ yrdar're`d by ,.the` Ross had not re'a1ly'contro1. of the i "introduce wtem`peran_ce a1egislation.' he had to abandon the leadership of , the time of the Reil Rebellion, when ' gent to. Sou'thoA frica._ `Canadia'n,fp'at- ~ riots will do well to `bear the slips It seems as though Lord Dundont 1 kld was too English for th epartye which hcldfs the reins of power*'at Ottawa. and` consequently he has had to g'o. !His"tenure'of office in "the Dominion has not been any tocppleas-' I ant.`for the hero of Ladysmith, and i this first public protest against the manner in: which the Liberal Gov)- ernment is.-en4de';avoring' to politica~ lize the Militia. is seized upon my the Cabinet as an opportune moment the relieve him qt his duties. The War Office in Englan-`d has refused to recall Lord Dundonald. and re- fused to even suggest that to `him that he resign. This was another opportunity for Laurier to get in one of his shy slaps atwthe Imperial Government. anld endeavor to curry favor with the Bourassa `elemeint, and he accordingly backs up` Fish- er in his `quarrel with" Lord ?Dun- donuld. In taking` his ground. Lau- rier "refers to Lord Dundonald as ti V"f~oreigner.y and the [Reform br- glansyhasten to excuse their leader with the `statement .thaJt' it `was merely a. `slip of the tong'u'eJ; "SIips'-', of these kind. however. are danger- ous things `for a man to make in Canada, where patriotic feeling` runs .,hig'h. Laurier s .previ~ous "slips_ might be recalled in this connection -for instance the slip" he made at he `stated that he was "willing to `shoulder a. musket in the A"rebel-2. cause, and again `when' he held `out ag*ain`st; sending _a -Canadian contin- in mind. But to return again to_Lord Dun-' d`on'ald`s case. 'He recommended? Dr. 'Pickell for at commission in 'a -new millitary corps which was being- formed in the Eastern _ ttownships. ?Dr. Pickell happened` to be a.`Con-p servative_ and` a political. opponent of Hon. Sydney Fisher. The. Hon. Sy_d- ney (!who is` Minister of Agidulturec -not of Militia, -mark` 'Vydu)_ according"- ing'ly runs his pencil `through Dr. P_ickell'S nm. when he g'e'ts his eye on the list. giving asianuxcu-se that the Dr. is not quali'fie`d' to Accept a` do_mmissiorn'. As 'a.m-atter of Jfact, out `(if the `sixteen officers recom- mended. only two werezqualifidd the others being" `appointed on` "the un- `der`dtanding' that they would qua!`- ify ea` soon as possible. 'th.`s being the procedure -in cases -where new corp: are termed. This was explain- ed `to Mr.TFishr. -`but he :oouIdn t see it that v_\ra.y`v3_:i__n.(l' wouldn t have Pickell uppoin`te`d` `at any price. Lord `Dun- 'denald..'a1: 3. military ndinner. . ex- plained" the fact`: 12% the case `td the bftieers assembled and also in re- ply `tie a; lett1erfr_m$Col.l8am. `Hugheb stave - -that doughty `warrior hig. ver- sion at the matter; . Col. Hui-ghee Upoke `on "the matter "in. .the.i.H6uae and put the iawf guyerning rthe__dis- route or the. Mi'n'i_ItAerf-of -Agriculture" with ' Iiord "]_)und0naFld-.' very" tpliaiifxil-`y. Ether nevisddt e8tfa t.u*tjeu ,:se`t _ forth V the Iubjeote-_ that I eh-g_1_1 .,jbe_ un'deri._t`1h'e'.'oon. trbl the f-`M-ii'1 _iItOl"A1"-:;ot'I ATiuiAture!` T5959, `ffiiii-??`:'fi9\i1 t3_'6; t'1uo.'r-o. ntih,e.i' -7`mb:.rin.' inn" ' I'.i1\i`1`.-i_|'.t+ h9Ipitl;: ertg` Lord Dndonald. thihitr: militia.` a`1f'gi1`-s..` 'l`h_ Gnner-f Jul Off-ioer Obzhmading. ac'o6rdin*g 0 law, ig charged` with the military `-`comm-and` and -dis`ciplfn9e' `(if the mil- itia. The reg'u'I`ati"on's` supplement- mg`, the lawvi an'd d`e*fini'ng the `dutie of the'Gen'eral are in -these terms}- A He is -the ~prino'i3p'al adviser of he. Minister of Mi1i_tia,v pln d'. D efen'ceL bn allTmilitary lqu'e's;ti`ons-: is charg`dJ_ with the` `gneral T-'s'u'pervisi'0ng of the military `branch of the department: issues g'ene1_'al orders. `and holds pe`r- iodioal i`n`s`pec tions o'f _the `militia. He is-charged? with `the distribu'- tion'.`|qu`artering' -anid` locali'zation of the militia: with the Iprepara"t(i.o:n and `In'aintenenee of detailed `plans `for mdbilization; `with the `prepara- tion `and maintenance. of idetailed plans for offensive 'anId defensive op- eraltionfs; and with `the collection` and comvpiletion of military -information-. ".He recommends` `to the Ministe'r of Militi'a an'd "Def-enee fit antd `prop- er `persons for a~ppoin'tmen`=t:'to oom- missions "in -the militia: and -`proposes fiL `4 proper officers for promotion. for `staff and` other military a`ppoi'nt- ments` and for military -honbras and r'eJward s. ' The last parag-taph` deals with th `nreisent `conflict. `The Ge:n ernl, it .says. .Arecommen'dIs to the Minister ffof Militia and Defence fit and prop- er persons for appointmenit to: com- mistsiclns in `the. militia. 1 - `This `provision is somewhat similar to thatin the` British .regfulations.; `governing the duties of the Com- mander-in-Chie"f. _A'n`son. in his Law and Custom `of the Constitu- tic-n. explains the reason why the) appoin't_ments an -dpromotions in the army are made on the advice.o'f that it-fficer.` The purpose in View iwas t-o make it certain that such mat- ters would be dealt `with by M1 o~f- ,_ "ficer free from the pre posse'.ssions I of party and politics. who would regard no other interest save that of the army." It .is the ' _ of thelsecretary of State f to see to it `that the'\,perog*a=tive of the Crown is exercised through the Commander-in-Chie'f. 'and it is held to `be im"porta`nt that power of this i sort-should be in the hands of a tn-on-political officer. such as .Com- mander`-in-"Chief. because the army is not `divorced from the political rights of citizenship. The soldier, says `A Anson, if duly qualified, may ex- ercisethe franchise; the` officer may sit in the Houseof Commons."Plain- iy. `then, the King? or a Minister of: "the Crown might use. orgbe (pressed to use. the powers` of appointment "or `dismissal for political party or endis. The history` of ;the last ``century' "attests the danger. The` "office of Commander-in-Chief was intended to meet it. '-We` inc` Can-' ada followed the British rule. and , our `determination so to do is em- , `bodied in the regulation just cited. ` which defines the duties of the".Ge.n-A eral Officer Cbmmanding. That this policy in this regard is wise Inc one - can"d`ou bt. The militia is a nation- ` al andinotva political force. -`The _ expenditure upon it, its nrumercial strength,` the general prin'ciple'lup- on which it shall be "conducted are % proper subjects for political control; ` but the drill and uhe discipline`; ' which are scientific -matters-oug ht to `be separate from politics. and ' certainly the selection of. offi'ce_r_s_ inhale` h31?1T`a E;"GFaE'B?iEii.?:`."b`et1Te`ea from `even th_e `suspicion of partis- asnlship. Now the entire question: be`- tween -`Lord Dundonald and Mr. Syd- ney Fisher has to - do with` the regu- lation or law under !which Lord Dundonald is ordered `by the Otta- wa Governrment to act. The regula- tion `distinctly imlposes upon` Lord Dundlonald the duty of se_lectinig' and recommending officers. Mr. Sydniey Fisher required the. General to vio- late the instructions he had receiv- ed 'by allowing the Minister of Agri- culture. _who has to do. with patents -statistics. and marine hospitals." to supervise the o'fficering' of a regi- ment on. a political 'basis._ `The claim of .'Mr_._ Fisher is founded upon 1 a theory of responsible government. in which Sir `Wilfrid La urier.; it ,`ap pears. -participates. `It is prexteinded that because` a .politician` is a' Minis- ter `he . is entitled to override the ilaiw. :`_ But if a Minister` canset this pirticulsr law, at5n"eu`g'ht he can _vio- ;li_I9 any/'o_ther..Ila.w-.e `As imam of 1tagt}9t',he 3Mi_n_i_s_ter has a right! to `take naatnfes ..L'f`~lh ". - any we irapeakdrsi . it .7's?A.r,-:3.:l;!.8"'sh?;1?-`*`;:t'vsVi3.'?175::.h*9- , , _ .. .i .. shun; ,.-it at Laid Dundunald has` atToo_d_ by the *.'u14*i!=! %3?rni93 ..; 3` f.,ttiAA `*9 the! H )1" ' B1;itiih~ THE NORTHERN ADVANCE {officer '.shoulcl- in"thpatgliei-v`has' om "served independently `~of"po1'itics_ the instructions which the, Government gave `him when he took comman d'.'He1 goes. `but he carries` with him` 'the. highest respect -or the Canadian peo-D V ple in general and "the militia force "in `particular. v "The result of.th~e next general election will `be"a vindication` of his stand against `political inter- ference in the militia appointments. The Cen`treT Simcoe Fai-me'rs" `Asso- ciation `has passed a resolution can- 'd.'eming the attitude of D. Davidson. `MlP.P., and` J. B. Tudhope. M. P. 'P.. in regard` to? the Pettypiepe Bill. `It `will probably be. 'several_ years befnre the `bay will recover from the raid` on the` `fish which the author- itie'=-; permitt=>d' "t1he" poache`rs to make with `illegal nets. No catches hf trout of any moment h=a_ve `been made this seas+':n. *-It is` `fm`- the people +5 p1e`oide-. Lat them determine whe'tho.rv Canada shall` hiave a Gnov~ern'm-e.nt mvxvleid Vr-ai_l-` way or a, railway owned Govern- ment.'. --R. L. Br~rd`An. ' }` Centre Simce Conservativs would do well to ..r%t"t_heir cand'idnte Ffor `the Ontario Legslature in the "field without further `de1a'y. The ele'ctions' may `be s`pru_ng at any. momenlt/as the Gmvernment wlill nrever face the el-' ecti-on {trials in Senteufber. '_I`h.e foo`-*".ng' is: an `in:den.on~rTeln-`t . opmnon of Mr. Ross in h1s: _rePat.ion to temperance. The .Wood`stock [Ex-5 nrese s.ays:-Mr. G. F. Marter still cling".-1 to the `belief that Mr. rRoss `will-gb to the country on _a ~'str!`2;ht tem`p`eranc e measure . `We cannbt see how anyv measure. introduced or f.at.hered' "by Mr. Ross could be ex- V;ac't1y strai_g'ht. A , I c 0 no t "l ' -Append-ed is an excerpt fromethe Boston Transcript. ._which Barrie s Electric Light Commissioners might take into ttheir iconsiiderag'ion':- Smoke means waste. The science of `smoke prevention. and theyscience of perfect combustion are equivalent iterms. Once make a `factory `owner realize this. and he is won `over to the cause, f-orif he has intelligence enough `to manage abusiriessv he. mustknow that perfect combustion of fuel means no waste. Consider `the analogy of acoal oil -`lamp. Turn up the wick and the lamp smokes. You are using` too `much oil '-and getting lessilight. "The same is pre- cisely -true of a furnace. A smoking" chimney stack means too much `fuel -and less heat, Once get the fact tory owner to `realize thi_s--to know that these belching" clouds` of black smoke mean wasted money gone` up the chimney and less power for `his r_nachinery-and you have concverted him. e Even the Liberal Montreal Wit- ness remvonstrates with the Premier for his recent reference "to Lord Dund-onald asa foreigiiIer. . The Wit- ness say..;-"Sir .Wi1rid"has made a terrible `slip_in `calling Lord Dundon- ald a -foreigner and in correcting that epithet by the word stranger; These expressions {are out of tiara. many with Sir Wilfri-d's_ whole life and spirit, and we shall take his whole life and spirit as represe'ntin-g- him better than the e'fe'rvescence of perhaps some injurious `influence in his` ent-outage. It would be impos- sible in -one wortfto d`-0/more harm to national unity in. Canada. and {it would be iniiposible for 'the same` wsordgto `be so pbtent in the mouth `of '-tiny other man. I V . `A young married woman in Have- lock, 0nt., swallowed poison and 'd-ied `because the -.villag'e gossips .wer'e whispering` malicious sl-anders .ag'a.in'st her. This is a record case. But think of the myriads of victims of the `slanderous tongue. iivho.-1 rth-ough they do not `seekrefug "in `suicide. live "crippled livas and suffer in secret. `Yes . indeed. slab`- der is the -curse of society. -_and gas- sips are thelpurveyors or is/l-andar. Many women who ghd Aaboult `chun- ches and `sewing circles, `ready _to taint it they, heard aiword a` little off color. will tear, to shreds rthe character of` '9. man or woman `for `rt-he edificetion of soulless; heater! and actually make `ithemselyes zbelieve ._that7' they" _u:e Godtearing. honorable women I 1 igerettes gr; `somewhat; of ..,_ .u,&.. 'o 1 ad {_ _ `more or` tlcias.,.inj, -the bninti . \\ thi Editor-iajl Notes. . .f ~ IAEGAL. v -DONA_IaDROS8. L. L. 3.. BARBI8-I tor. Solicitor. etc. Bank of Toron- ` to Building. Barrie. Money to loan. 77 LENNOX, COWAN & BROWN. BAR- n,n--u.-_.. 42.... nhninino nrno HEWSON & CRESWICKE. BAR- n_1:-:J._.... -6 4-I-an Rnnravnh ______:_.__.__._.__.__._.___..-- STEWART 8: STEWART. BARRIS- \'.-;.....:.... `Du!-Clio ' Esten.. STRATHY & ESTEN. BARRISTERS. Solicitors in High Court of Jus- _tice. Notaries Public. Convgfancers. Offices over tha Bank of oronto. Barrie. Money in. sums of $2,000, and ' u wards. to loan at 5 per cent. . H. Stxathy. K. 0.. G. H. H. 1:. ARNALL. Mn. 0. M.. OFFICE in Bothwe1l s Block. Allandale. On the premises at night. DR. C. SMITH. `L. C. P. DR. W. A. ROSS. PHYSICIAN. SUR- Seo 1."etc.. L. R-. G. 8.. Edin.. L. R. .. London. Offices and ni ht. residence. Brown's `Block. Dun op street. Barrie. Telephone. 77. DR. J. F. PALZI*-;7lZNG. GRADUATE OF. -___._LA DR. J. ARTHUR ROSS. L. R. C. P. & 6.. Edinburg; M.` F. P. & 8.. Glasgow. member of the British Op- thalmological Society. Specialty.- Diseases of the Eye. Ear, Throat" and Nose. Office. 78 Dunlop street. Saunders` Block. Barrie. opposite Post-Office. and Railwa btation. `Phone'.. 54:1 . 0. Box"-. 9 . Ems. BROAD. M. 1).". c. M.. F. T. _- - pa us as Hours. 11 to 1; 7 to 8. Residence and Office. Corner of Dunlop _a.nd Boyntz Streets - o. H. LYON. PRIVATE FUNDS _'r_o ...._.______._..______.......__.,___< V. AULT. BARRISTER. SOLIGITOR. Proctor. Notary, Conveyancer; etc. Special attention in drawing and probating wills, obtaining letters _of 1 administration and guardianship. 1 . collecting accounts, etc. Offices, Ross Block. Barrie. Money to loan. $7o.o_oo not INVESTMENT ON Goon IIi.LV.LV\lAp- UV u an new 3...- .. _ risters, Solicitors for obtaining pray bate of wills. guardianshig and ad- min1st_ra_tion. and general ` Notaries, Conveyancers; etc. Of- fices. Hxnds Block. No.` 6. Dunlop street. Barrie. Money to "loan at 41-2 and 5 per cent. Branch Of- fices at -Creemore and Alliston. Haughton Lennox. Alex. Cowan, G. E. J. Brown,vL. L. B. , olicitors. 1 V MONEY TOLOAN. ANY QUANTITY OF `MONEY T0 UNWiN. MURPHY & ESTEN. ON- T.nn4-I Rllilivntrnv-Q "evuru-`runn-n - -.--_.'_ .-v-`no-run 3:990 0|; Fun Pl'Q:`aV:l|;:l'!| go to 6:: vegan: 8.10: Horus iuund to $100.09 and other stock at actua 11100.: ' ` ` % stock` on nu;-uAr_. cur: Scrutiny. .- `;,2vL:__` in LIII.I-14.1:-s\4---u-. -__..___, _ Attorney. Solicitor in ' Chancery. Conveyanoer. etc. Office. first door. Owen street. over Bank of (1..-`s-.y.nrnn, Ra 1-rig_ nun` UL LIIFXCU Dllllll`-Z9 i will be promptly gttegded to. `Tl-IEWBALL PLANING MILL com- pany. Oarpentcring. building. _and manufacturing of doora._ saah. blxnds -, mouldings. etc. Planxn of all |' kinds done romptly_ an satistac- - torily. Hot last drying kiln. Dis- I trict agency for grained lumber. l Factor . B_aytield 8t.. Barrie. Rod - era & allmaucceaaora to Geo. Ba . THOMAS KENNEDY as 00.. ABC - tents. Bothwellh Efloek. Barrie. The Sydenham Mutual & Ottawa % sum 0001'; U W cu aux. won, Commerce. Barrie. lll VV QVJLV \II \ln.u.-.a-u -- --___ risters. Solicitors of the Supreme Court` of Judicature of Ontario. Proctors. Notaries. Conveyancers. etc. Money to ban. Offices. Ross Block. Barrie. O. E. Hewson. A. E. H. Creswioke. ? 13 V` n` 3! Iv JLJ-U2] no-c .... -.. ters. Solicitors. Notaries Public, {and Conveyancer_s. Money to 19am --rs nun rrnrna of 21 11%|` nt. gnu UOnVeyancer_3- `LVLUIJUJ LU Il:l(I:lJ 1n any sums at 0 per cent. Offnoe. 13 Owen St.. Barrie. -H. D. Stew- art. L. L. D.. D. M. Stgwart. Conmunkattyhnn round to the undanigncd a uni: will ncuuc.prou_Ipt attention. date of. 13';."u-..'n?i; E; ggaaz. 15'r{1.' lia). Office and residence. corner of Owen and Collier streets. Barrie. l,I.Uo I10 so 4.`.-4-nguv-. -~-..- -____ Trinity ' University. Toronto, Fel- low at Trinity `Medical College. Member of the College of Physi- cians and Surgeons of Ontario. Of- fice and residence. 18 Owen street. M. 0.. L. C. P. S., 0.. late resident Physician and Surgeon. of Toron- to General Hospital. with special at- tention to Diseases of Women. and Nose and Throat Work. also for some time surgeon in charge of Emergenoy_ Hospital. Toronto. 015-- gfioe and night residence. upstairs in McCarthy Block. 21 Dunlop St.. Barrie. second door east of Dougall Bros. furniture warerooms. near Five Points. -Phone 105. uuwgug - w- v --:c- c v-vz-w 2 loan on Real Estate at lowest rates. Farmers notes discounted. Oolleo- tions made in any part of the Coun- Ey. V Real estate bought and sold. onveyancing in all its branches.` Marriage Licenses issued. Office. Boss Block. Dunlap street. Barrie. `RADENHURBT, BARRISTER. n-~n:_::.-.. -.,. .(1;._,,.,.v_ .-'v-' _ '-u --v - ---w--:.\z was no-veg freehold security at lowest rate of`! interest. No principal money re- uired. until end of the term. H-. .b`trathy. Solicitor. etc.. Barrie. ':_w---.- o--wgvxo cur 5: 41-2 agd E-per cent. Easy tars. etc. j terms of re-payment. Lennox. I Oowan 8:. Brown. Solicitors. Barris- ` v~---- v cu: II FIN` INSURANCE COMPINI CS" Thu Sudnnlmn in oh. 1.... -----I-- l`---- A--' etc. E_sta_.blished 1852. Offic.Medi4 .oal Bmldmg. S. E. corner Richmond nnd Hg P if fnfll mnwnhn Talc, `taxi? L7{n'd_"'s'xIr`ve `Bra? '1'~:"g`i:e`I~}s. etc. Estabhshed 52. Off`i)qe.`_Medi; nnl 'R-nilplinn R `D Joan uuuuxug. 9. :3. corner nwnmona g and B streets. Toronto. Tele-A phone. Lin. 1336. Instructions left Awxth Strathy, 8'. Est_en_. Solxcito1_'s.: Bank at Toronto Buxldmz. Barr1e.1 will be nrnmnflv nffnntinzl I-n nu-- uvcrvruo-IIVIIB UUIIIFRIVI C3 `u Svdnhuu is the htgat ouroly fu-non company in the Province. Iudcpcndcnt. ' not in thc Auocintion. ' - DR. R. P VIVIAN `HOMOEOPATHIST. EIIARUFAOTUREBS. 5; BARRISTERS. PHYSICIANS. nncnxrncrs. BURVEYOM FINANCIAL.