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snow ox-nu u u.n5 u: u uIAua|.uu|J VA. 5; .TLixx1-:1: v. TnaAnT.-Aqon on 151-omisso note. Verdict by consgnt 01; phainti`, $112. J. W. H. Wilson, Bradford, Attorney fol: flgginti`; E. B. Sanders, Stayner, Attorney or. diemlant. ` V. - Tm S1-. Lawnaxcn BANK v. Roman? Cnmwonn AND CHAS. C1uwroRD.-Action an a -omissory note. Umlefended. Verdict `ns! n nnllv` QIQA Mash-Qnnlnn `D....A9.n..I uv uunulc 3 ` VII-A V|23`UU b` DEAD. UKAWlUU.cmOH `gm-.p intiff, $134. Mark'Sc7sn1on. Bradford, Attorney for p1a'1n`ti`;' Lennoit & fmnnox, At~ tomeh for defendants. 11VVV`-Vlly I01` PliSLl.lDlXl. tome "for defendants` I r`mHU1 EV'\:'1;1 93! P 350' ? 11 - N` Pltinti, $102 4| pgarkejg Cou.nse]._fo|f pl V ninth nqnltnmnnzvm AN II EKG" lIlI'.'.'.*'KlIO 010 world` [1119 mosh excltnlllent more iu_LnIely inmuting to men nntlonijhen thuur. Diamond: have hen discovered at the Onpo of Good` Hope`, here the wonders of Simhad tho Milo: seem bag.cIlp|cd-.'.h51l`=o:voz-iy, quein thin) w Domin of onrlig utoyaiuhcglthd wcndoiful elect! fthe Oiuidka .Puin`Den:oyor"i" I cum: 1da.oonz.hI.rrbonmsum. [malt _. Ill! llllluv u 31 ll . v_.ho pa for -which *' IIIOGCI [XIII "UIl|$KlI (Ill! UEII[DyBl"' cumin: .1dh.K.5| rhonmum. nonr-1' e lillll. . F lllh `II ! slinutlnnttiicrgnpnrrv duster]. ;til`Ag 5 `Animus: Exc!1IVll1"..-`Tilt oft! Jworldnv l;n`| `-1-uh Acnhgnnnnt nun-A inlnunnlu {alga--oi-nu wul not auuuu 01 concert tins week. A WOULD-BE E0-l`".`CH ARMER. - .u. -..v-v....-..v-1. |c Snura V. Punxcx O Gn.u>y.-Acon bmiuory note. Undeiended. Verdict Bqultbee, New- 3\ Co1}neel_fo;p1amtx.. - mrr Awxx v. Jenn Hm. _ R `. V `1"."f".." V.` ey I01` puunmn; 1 [for defendants. c Snvrnv. Pun: nnnnrv nnl-.n .__..._..,__..._ -.... Icllmplllllg CU. 1'01` IIIBD] III `Mount:-y doslerl. Pzicg wv,-- .-tau--axe:-.9,a.~.r:-:e~_~~: * xr~:'2'*~ ``.39,w- !nuuj,.-`W|ei I pi? ma rmindn 30" =`` "`"'"~ T . . d mnw ,""{:fn'd';`;;'3' ' '1;"ia::udo_d, he an V funng \ roIcoldonb1!nlxepu- JE which in known noth- ?."".;I-r.Te ll ..1.|.:.. Uni:-n an Itihu-law : oldlhh cnLunrLgon- co1.nwu'Ia, ']`mz dvance is trying to stir up the Barrie drauglits players to challenge Urillin, but they don't seem inclined to knock the chip 011'." rm... n..,...i,a n... n..:n:.. an-*1.-.1 'I`lm fact I March, 25th g `ii :-::i>n`uG s-rant: - LL- Ill`-[A1 nh`nn I < T {L;nteof wen. Bros. an \V;atson &. Co.) . n- . 1. Hnfving aisnmbd the formerly can-i'ed on by c_ -A snappy-.1, has pkuu-e in oexjing to the public 3 full and complete 53300`! illthe several lines of the [Drug I . " . . ` . ` . . grugs and Medzcznes, 7 Patent Medwmes, ' ; ` .- DYESTUFFS, TOILET ARTicLEs, PEREUMERY, ' C13 Fixtures, $0. " 0 ,L1],`4VV }uL>L1\I&\~l J~\I LLLIJ uxvvxx V wzcmnzgzntr AIB`'I Ame). mxmsr @@>m nnxrcm A `LT'I`l' V `R1-i`.`l \T(l `M A"nl`, Prescriptiohs cvxarefulnl y made up. xizices Moderate. Give me a Call. :0:*T-II Barrie, March 30, 1876. Dan t Forget the Stand-- Start, Opposite the Barrie Hotel. . ' A V V . - ` ___Z_.__._ _.-._-_`__:_--.----:1 V GEOBGFE n1?.F2?5TKMAN= U}iern hhaittk. i%NEW*|]R`V_m GOODS STORE. We take pleasure in returning thanks fo our numemus friends for the liberal patronage be} stowed on us since we commenced business, and we solicit acontinuzmce of their favors. gcu . . an-u`_.--.-g-.... -_ --~.-;---- - -as--a-;s1-new Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Prints, Costume Cloths, Linens, T@nrs:o1g `msIb1. IP'n=@' IL w.. (O)m1 IPn@@ (0):m11y. Dress Goods, Slmwvls, Mantles, Grey Cottons, Bleached Cdttons, I No TROUBLE`TO.SHC1\i Td6oD%s-% GIVE US A f_CALL. REMEMBER THE` %1%>'L.1c; 9:... West End of the New .Brick Block, North Side Dunlap Streegf. T Barrie, I1ovembef17, 187 5.` Chip 01!." Thus speaks the Orillia Paket. The fact ' is the Barrie players know that Crillia has xmne worthy of their steel; hence, they ig- nore the challenge. But come down here Bnlne of ylou grillia draughtsmen, `and they may take it into their heads to show you how tn play. `iv : an the greataer put _6_f~_onr u-nma GOODS, new AND emu:-. -_. `z-xni-I is run? `tn/x... 1' .'_ 'Vro`J:sI:L.V\1,L.:..\J lhlarzt/`V drotmIIoLLAND,..;..._..-~~....:..._........12g CENTS PER YARD. - TOWELS,a...an-n..........{..o10 CENTS IISERUL AMER1CAN.WHITE C0'l'TON,........'8 CENTS PER YARD. sm-DRIQR AMERICAN -wmin co'm.'oN,..;...1o CENTS PER YARD. EAVTGREY -A-maR>1c;AN :oo1'ro1~:,......._. .-.3` cums PER YARD. =3 S;NEW. 1)_RESS.GO0D.......;.......12`CEN'l`S PERYARD. , As-LL 1.3mm TABLE .;1mPKms;_..;..e.,...',;..."._.;....1 25 PER DOZEN.'7 a P ' A:ND:,;I,L.~.o&-HER aoonsm PROPORTION. _ i 53. / 3 li'_.l1m_ps are naru, we are: f It ' andjl nalult ggid-ii "' f_'. >`" _ _. '_-i . _-'-:o:---g----` " . rvrveasaq 1:19 *=*____*k`?"; .,;`. E""" `I . " . "' ""` ".`;.~,.:vixT.,*~r_: . - = . ;o:,~ __ . > V .. . ; -1. _ . , . H I - G n " A . im 9;1.Is"'F`A`m" 1`9N g'{y,g:A;mnB? ~ 2,. .......--,--:0: ------ `93~"-'r" W; .__.r.__ :1 4 'r 4 the Hot e1,. Dunlap Sheet} 4__:.----'l'\ ` W'e are now showing- our SPRING .CLPORTATIONS an n , --A splendid tour year mu sneer wu.~s.| hruught into Messrs. Bingham Bros. on \Yed- Ilcsliily. It was from the well-known stock of Mr. T. Mairs, was fed b_vMea_srs. Drury Bros., Um, and turned the scalesut l,750.lhs. The iu`.'LSt was a. ne sample of the excellent stock In this iicighhoiirlioml, the cm-dit for the iu~ tmnluctuni and encouragement of which be- inllg tn Mr. Muirs, the fruits of whose efforts mtho direction of improving the breed of cattle in this County are everywhere to be n....n THE EMPIIBIIIM. J0HN %WA'rs()N Begs to announce the art-`Md of his STCDGIR, I tion of his friends and the public to P1-icg, Variety and Style. In canseqltence of the present depressed state of trade, and tightness of the money market, he has succeeded in pur'chas- irig Many Lihes much Below Reg-ular Prices- Goods gt moderate prices. and has secured the ,s_ex'vices of a Mllliner of eagperieuce and \. excellent value. to ll orders in this Department in the best xhanuer known to - -Grz'p'.' last c:n-toon is :1. goml one, and a a splendid hit. It is headed Glob-. Consol- ntiun" and represents Malcolm Came-:ou in short clothes witha big tear nmuiuo down his chet-k and wiping his lugnlyrious inching ., uuifln 2. \mnL-pruhief while he hnluls in his ability. A I-nil. very complete, comprismg new French Coatings, Facy Vestings, VVest of England, Scotch and Canadian: Twoeds. th txule, a fasonablc prices. will-be sold at close prices. Caps, Latest Styles, in great variety. Barrie, 4th April, 1876. A1-.1rge selection of newest designs in Fancy Drag} New? Lines of the Choiceat Bl-.1ck and C;-lored D1-933 Silk, vhevk and wiping his Jugnhrious mmmig phiz with ax hnnkcrchief while hand :1 card with ` I want my money back" on it, coining to Brown, who in 1; long clerical coat, withhxs one lmml on his heart and the otiwr on the (` s" head, remarks: Never mind, Sonny, your money was spent in 3 nuhle cause. 2. .. -~->o- He has added a Millinery Department to his business. R.-a.dy-Mada Clothing, Gents Fumishing Goods, Hats & He proposes opening Show Room, on '\Veducsd`-.1y, 5th OUIVGE 15!!!! greater mu -1. -I;vu u-vvarng Janna -- - ojrlofmasssew 1 n1 n1.1\`l"l`Q ..-`un . gov; In his A large stock of Foreign and Domestic CARPETS, &vl.ich n3(!ALL AND EXAMINF1. -JV9:t:t Door Barrie Hotel, ---- - V ---V -- --. -r-.-..-- - _. _-- - ~ which are arriving every day. Tim st:)clr will icoininprise _., _ I~.u*on'rA.\"r 'ro'rm: SIcK.-The inhabitants of Barrie and surrounding country would do `well to take notice of the advertisement of Dr. Mcullougli, the celelnatecl European and Amcriczm Physician. in another column of this paper. This celebrated gentleman gets prainc throughout the Douliuiou, &c., for his unrivalled success in the treatment of chronic and lingering diseases of all sorts. Therefore the sick and ntllietcd would do well to consult him at mice at the Qucen s Hotel, where he will be from Tucsday,Apri1 18th t.oApril `. 5tl'. ~ . -- -. o9~-4-----~ NEW SPEWE7 LIST. NEW ADDITIONS `:30 THE srocx OF 7___.__._..... nun-n-- --.a.-nu. Ordered Tailoring Department `. ;3;oMPm0N an: egg. wms,~wnm+naz-i Exxon swan: D"#*0? rW"' 9 :0: u * - - .1 9 Gooautpnecn toe.orm- cnn?2d?cnl.;Ij1;a:l`:i1.d:hqanmlyhIhownuw -` `.T..:ot. 4-1.. In-t mnrkdt IH%ih--w -2-.- CONSTANT LY f\ BEINE 1.5151-)'I~:._ G-E0; nz:oN:|3'.M:.A.J_sr. and has pleasure it} calling `the atten- JOHN WATSON. ` 9 .\Ir. Donultl Campbell, late agent of tho l`l:1.nl&uf Toronto here, is parting with his hand- mnw npzui of horses and complete carriage out- lit, by public auction, on Monday next. The tlmmugli Immlliug.training, and style of the Leann, tI|;,{ctll:r with the terms (nine months) nlmulal vnsuru :1 lively bid for their ownership. .-\ lung list at lmrsyes,-carriages, &c., shows on the pustL'i`S an-uml town. .___.. Anon----~----- 'Hosi ery, Trimmings, &.c. Ready-Made Clothing (W Hun Intact 51121115: and .-u ..-u.-... nu; u. |~|`\u nu`... .l..... ,| Felt 1`;I.'v1isAin endless variety. 1 Gents Furnishings, gt specialty. F142/I WLE Y ` DE VLIN. 4-6-ly ' SPRING- n-nuuv \JlI.l Iallnll Of the latest style and best quality. I I , , 3 A I A ' He is prepared the stock is znrvzwnp.-en` A o 9 u-------- ~'l'liu winter has lost some of its sting and we umy now look out for spring. Since Vlast writing wild weather has preva.ilciL Fri- day, Wiumlay and Sunday were all ne. .\loudu_v\'.'as dark and :9. drizzliug rain fell. 'l'ueada_\' was :1 {inc bright day and the night wa.uu.gluriuusnnc. \\'ednosda_v was colder, and snow fu1l--ruther windy. 'l`o-day is clear )\ ith liigli winds. . u_d v_u "draw. 13-ly ; ngam} ' mason 25. ms- . Dw'blli__ng House, near the Methodist Church, Allmdale. Terms Easy. For fur- ther particulars enquire of . f -. _ WM MACEY, Builder, &c., Bayeld-0%., Barrie. n-_:..' u}...a. IALL no-.-,-. q','_4.0 lyun D`A.I.11'4., aux uvua LJ.\.u uuu F01: SALE. SIX Lows AND ONE3 _Dw:e!!i_ng_ nsg, new-__thg 1VI`<`e1:ho1'li2t fr-:'<'A) SALEOR 1T6_R.'ENTT A Brick Cottage, South side of Worsley-st., opposite the Court House, contnining8 rooms, bmldin n w. A ly to . gv '8 pp W. R; GRAHAM, 41 cf ` Contractor. [41 -I . That I41-go ind. Coxnmodious Hotel so well known as the Commercial. is now vscant, and will be rented on easy terms. For further toms 1 to ~ app y . THOMAS CUNDLE, The South half of Lot number 1nu-neen, xu . the First Concession of the Township of Om. A nn1 v in 0-0----- ~ A a;u\'in;_; machine was seized for taxes by the wile-:t,or of Vesprn. township_ and sold Kiln ui.i\t`l' lay. (,`onstahle Czrrstm, who claim- rd it as his, protested and threatexied ven- g_(<*:\llL'(' ag,-ainst the auctioneer, io-ll and the machine was disposed of. The law is that any goods found on the premises of ;\ icr taxes can be seized. __._-. but the hzunmeij I euu uausununnpuu vPenetunguinherAxe, January 4, 1875. l-tf. ;4 _. Forsale, North of Lot 98, 2nd Can. of Tiny, 50 acres. Timber, hardwood and pine. Twenty acres cleared and under cultivation, Frame House and Log Barn, A oodspring of water on the Lot. 4 miles from idland City, and three miles from the proposed independent line of ra.ilroad- from Bame to Penetangui- shene. Terms, one-half of the purchase money down, the balance in yearly instal- ments. A 1 t ' ppy 0 \VM. PARKER, . `A .e \Vunlu-hlan | `Wt: FARM LANDS} -.---u Pursuaxit to a. Decree of the (`amt of (Than- cery there will be sold by |@'3AaRIE HOTEL. PUB"I:|6 }\uc1`soN` F 0 R S A L E . The South hdfvof Lot number Thirteen, in Ln '[`u-ab Fnnnnunznn nf fjl. Tnwxishin Of Ofo. AT THE TOWN OF BARRIE, ON SATU BDAYJ-5TH DAY OFAPM. 1876, AT 1'2 O'CLO(.`K (NOON), The East half of Lot No. 4, In the ssh Com. 0! Mmmunr, couminmg I 10:) acre: more orless. . f,,..___ n! __._.,,_ _,,_ ~1A____\_] I W`, I`\ I&3 llj J. `I `an -`g.a-. Of this v:11ua.ble farm 65 acres are cleared and ready for cnltivntion--the remaining 35 acres are timbered with Beech and Ma 19, undo. small quantity of Cztlar. The soi is of 3 good sandy loam. 'l`Il'.lUU|'.Q rm S!ATJ`.---0ne.`.:=.nth down. and ..____. Tm-'. \Vn,L')w.-A meeting of cricketers is callml for Friday evening of next week. 14th mst., to discuss the subject of fanning 9. 'ri<-kn-t grmmd in the Town Park. All inter- est:-ul arr desired to attend at S 0`c'ock sharp, at tho linrrie Hotel, the place of meeting. 01 15 $0011 auuuy nuuuu. | TERMS OF SALE:--One-tenth down, -Iuicient with such deposit to make up $1700 of. the Durchase money ong month thereafter, the balimce to be secured by Mortgage on any... Ln-ocna hill: Ualauuc easy terms. 1 urr-.haser terms. Purchaser will be allowed to commence ploughing and spring cropping on payment of the deposit, immediately after the sale. For further nartricularawiee Posters, or apply the deposit, immediately utter me sane. For further art.iculara'iee Posters, apply to Messrs. OULTON, SMITH S; RAE, Tnronto, or to MESSRS. ARDAGH & STRATHY, Barrie. V r n r1t`\'t"l"L`h \L.g.hu- ad R-um-in DLJAIILLLJ value. I J. R. COTTER, Master at Barrie. March 21st, 1876. l`2-tin |PROPERTY| MR. E. S. MEEKING E? PUBLIC A UCTION! I IN THE COUNTY 0; SI.\ICOE,v On Saturday, April 15, 1876, xtvvwr vrn nvrcr r\r1I'. \`;\n\V AT TWELVE O C?.0C`K', NOON, The South Half 01 Lot Number 'l`wo,In the Second Concesuon, (New Survey) of the 'l`9wnshlp at I-`Ion, containing 100 Acres. nu . 1\_.-......L.. ...:`.1 I... ....l.`l ....I.:..n+ L. .. .m ------<-oo------ --A man driving along Dunlap street the r-tlwr day made :1 cut with his whip at an :u1nu_\'iI|g dog. The whip dropped, the dog lmtkml it up and. started off on _a run, an Iuight have got away with it but for the inter- wutiun If a pedestrian. --:-:o4-0--:-- 3;:-u v`_...--_____ _ _ , __, , Tim Property wiil be suld subject to, a re- served hid, n,1}d unfler power cont.-1iue<'l in a Mortgage wluch W111 be produced at the time [J -nln 0! Isle. '1`ERMS:~One-fourth of the pllrchiue money down, and balance in one year with interest at seven percent. ' - l`m~ further mfnrmntnon and Darticulars. interest at per cent. For further information particulars, ly to `PP ` FR.-\XClS `V. LALLY, \."nn:`nl-'a Nnli1Iih|r. 23rd March, 1876. I AKE COUCHIC_HING. 1 A , VALUABLE Gent1eman s Residence is favoured with instructions from the Owner, to o'er for sale by [OTEL TO RENT IN BARBIE. [oUsE. FOR SALE. BARBIE. n6aL, BARBIE, -.v nun 1~4r\1V\Yrn1* nn c BABBlE...!i9IF-'--I , - Where will on be sent to when you die if you are guilty 9?, lying and stealing?" asked the coruner of the boy he was examining dur- mg the Young inquest. To the Penitenti- ant sir." replied the lad. But he nally gave IN THE TOWN Oi BARBIE, On Saturday. April 15, 1876, AT TWELVE O'CLOOK, NOON, A very desirable Family `Residence, aituute on the North Side of Bot-land Street, near the Shores of Lake Couchiching. within fteen minutes walk of the thriving Town of Orillia, and eommand.ing_ magnicent views of the lake end aux-round_mg`country. . rm... n'.m..- which has recentlv been erect- lake and aux-rounaxng counu-y. The House, which has recently been ed at considerable cost, contains large Dining and Drawin Rooms, and Breakfast Parlour, eight large -rooms, Bath Room, Se:-vant s Attica, Kitchen, and all the necessary Ont- bnildingn. and stands in about an acre of (I, laid out an a Flowxaind Kitchen Gar- en, and Croquet Lawn, is abundantly . aupplied with pure ring yvater. The Kit- chen Garden is stoc ed with choice young `fruit trees. 'I`ERMS:+0ne-fourth down, the balance oneaa terms. . For cave to view, apply to E. S. Shrapnel, `I:`9._,0nllza. Im_medm.te poeaeslion may be 1>UBLic A UC'TI 0N, OT F.(~)R.`-SALE. lime, Muioh 29th, 157% A - _.a---._ Orderod by the Comm`; Council of Simone, | TF?EE| IHANCERY .SALnE7 7 OF` VALUABLE - `Boron ed 5: the oice. qf me.ndeni..:a ` - qnorbeforethe . _ the " `to we relnwuvr ary. sir," 1-eplned the light answer. 4.` i!41=h M of !r3r%}._=P3e Prisoners m we uaox-xn upon quanuuea an uayboraqnimd. The quhty to be of tho `BEEF, SAL `PORK, V , OATMEAL, AND ATOES, and to betendered for by the mo: wuight. ' A . ,Notboudtoaooeptthe lowgatonuy Tou- vd".""' " n1:1'nY`iE_s_wi6xs,` . ' {:".V.). .::.V i:}.:.r. 25. mg, 13.3: bat.and uub' tothea romlofthe Gaoler. A oonney sumvoz. ' `For tl;'fo T_ T. lpphea; ' 16: the use of ` ' ill 001-` h titi ~ -1-I...-`.`.`...`iZ., +93% ..:'n'.'Z v1i.LAG1=_:gF APTO. P1185 Uollceusluu U]. _uu= Auvvusnnla u. \/Av. Apply to ` JOHN DAB-BY, Esq., . or to Veapra, A MRS. EM. ROSS. Penotanguishene. . .. A , 1--__.-....n 19'-Ir: Lu MR. E. S-.-MEEK|l`lG M; v For fp'1rthor`particnlars apply to ..'...- . nnvn Within :1 Mile of the Flourialning 'ORTGAGE SALE IVENDERVS! ` '1: EN'DE`ns`: .--.\Ir:, I.-ally, Treasurer of the Ladies Dis- tnct Visming Bociety,thankfull acknowled ea thc following contributions :- 10 from Jut ge r\p1ag1x;$1.05 from.Mrs. C. Thompson; Mr. kmg. bread tickets, 50cts. >Z%-- IN MULMUB. vn n_-ow-.`.. '..___V__,,, ..l_ MESSRS. ARDAGH gs STRA HY, ' '- Vendor : licitors, ' ` B31119. CUNDLE, `Ran-in. AT THE JII3 `V . l1l\l4lA 1 , Vendor's Solicitor, Barrie, Ontario. 13-3in um:-.;, ,Barrie P.0. Iruuun, \Vyeb1-idge. ' IKKIIKD 37-tf ` [ENGLISH BUN HOUSE. w. .r,._.,, _ --It has been found necessary to replace the tracked bcil of the Methodist Church by u. .. ......- -..- -...: ....1.....-intinn lists for/that pur- IEAs,nnocEmEs,cHEs,rnun`, WAT`R. KING, uass, GROCERY, Barrie, April 6, 1876. ITHEFURNITURE EMPORIUM lnousnaom FURNITURE Geo. Smith, Furniture Emporium, near the Barrie Foundry. n1uu\; Lu a n unnuuauu I. NONE B UT 1'Ii`Wi}}i:F'i5"ji1}iTERI,&i'SiksED AND ENTIRE SA TJSFAOTION G UARANTEED. i Laxgeatnnd Beateleutsd Stock in Barrie of` Drugs,Medicinea,snd Chemicala,Pe1fumer_v and Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, and Vatnhhes, Coal ON, and Burning Fluid, Dye_Stutfs, Plpeg, Tobaccoa, and V Cigau. My speciality is uuivo1salaatiafac- tion to all put. I fcbnso 3.1 I . SHOP ACOESSABLE AT ALL HOURS` J. P. KIDD. `7_iI_C_)-LE Nix: McL EA N, nr,~\v:*r\..1 l\ tIl'IrE` IcuamItnLL&%nE.V'1iBF% L Methodlst Unurcn u a new one and subscription Hits I nrmn -.... :.. um Rnnlr Stores of Edwnrt Dunlop Street, Isunrnca OIL sussmuns] ANTI - FRlC;i;f0N , METAL woons' DRUG swonan.` 1-Iv ANHOOD RESTORED! Pnomsson HUBERTS ESSENCE or LIFE IS A CERTAIN CURE FOR -- - - `urA_I--Ann NQDITIIIII n H! A U1s.n1auv pg..- . .,._ Seminul Weokneuu, Non-vouu I) bxllty, llclltal and Physical Prostratnon, ace. All suering from ERRORS or Y own, acuu for a Circulsr to IIUBBIT & 00., Sou: Pnonuxrons, No. 22 ST.J0HNTSTREE 1`, MONTREIAL. 50- y itng anh QIl)emic_:l: TA.KE No rn...+ ilmrena. mv wlfe. Mary TICE. I That whereas, my wife, Mary Ann Rich- ufdnon, daughter of John G111, Midhurst. Vupn, loft ngybedand board on the 17th Mntchlut, without my knowledge and with- ....4_ .... inst mane or m-ovocamion. I` will not __:...--o+-e----"' -3334` gh Id Golden Beaver tempor- ,,,y now rwuifgzl by Mr, B. Cap(_>n_, there .3 only foul. `of `mg Shannen rema1nu_1z as monuments of the IA 539 And` they` too` Win soon disappear- coo--""" _R"iI Wines, co ' of short scr- lnons and Krayan. are gains 9 in mi `Hit dmrc each 817881138 ns wee, \Vadm..1.... nu!` Quin!-HIV. ' Mu chlut, vmhouc knowleuge mm mm- ontnny cause or provocation, In nlnnnxlble for anv debt incurred by her ontnny jut provocamwn, 1 mm um. 'ble any incurred by or on er account. M. RICHARDSON, JR. Tolmto, Nth Mnich, 1876. I241; -j-- Am-itvof attiehment has issued in this 3 cause, and the Creditors are notied to meet: at my oce, Police Court, Barrie, on TUES- DAY, the 18th day of APRIL next, at 11 o clook 1.111.. to receive statements of her dnixgappoint an they see t, A jcnerally. `~ * - _mnmm`1mGET S. `INSOLVENT ACT or 1375.. 1.. at- ll.-u. 4:4 M10011: MOI I. --- v In the Matter of MAGGIE MORTON HII [BO IIIIIII In nu-w_ 5u........, . ` JOSEPH ROGET. 4 ` ` " L ' Oicinl Alfp Barrie, March 22nd, 1876. 1'1- ERRORS Yotzm, send 2... . f`.iu-mils!` to FANCY AND TOILET AP..'I`I(`Ll-I.\'. .BAYl lBLD ITIBET. NORTH OF BARBIE `FOUNDRY. .__:-.._ ure Engine Oil! PURE MACHINERY 011., THURSDAY, APRIL Done in a workmanlike manner, on short notice. and most roasionablc eermu. _ __.-_ .._.....- Av` -nnnrrI1V1\1-L-rus -rv GEORGE SMITH s. C.DUi1'CAN-CLARK & airs The New Erick Block, South Side Dunlap Street." Still to the fore winh the best assortgd and cheapest stock of I)E.\LRI`.S IX ['1' I`. E TO BE HAD A1` BAYPIELD STREET. BARBIE. A SPLENDID STOCK OF CHOICE -AND- ...o..:;.%:{ ".;;;;.:;:e`goine 1 Wednesday and Saturdyv > : AND IN THE COUNTRY. Ban ie. `U :1 e r 1: a. 11 1 11 IN ALL yrs BRANCIIES. HANDSOME HEARSE And all Funm'a1 Requisites Furnished. .\ H H, H .`\R D\\'.-\ RH, u ...1 urun \' Tamra nu snow. --A splendid fuur_ old steer yvas . mm. inm Messrs. Bmqhmn ed- | \TVu..{q a<;.`m1;~s wlm. I TIN; SHEET IRON AND COPPER WORKER. I :j- ;l-I.\\'E-'l`Ill{OlT(:HlN(i AND TIN l .U()b'- l.\'(: .\'l*l.-`.Tl.\' -`.|'IX|-ZL`rU'l'El). ' I .V J 7.1 \II' % GA1.VAN1iED IRON wom< E .\'}`I;\'l`L\' }"..\ F.( 'UTEl). {J7 @131:-e3:f1 ;2, &og \TIN13Iiff13if1iGn! ` B `U C 2E S I VICTORIA STOVE DEPOT IS THE I T i Hi: Cooking SIOVOS are wsrnntad to cook, bake and draw. His Parlor, H111 and Box Stoves arein great variety. `ll his Iummrsi,m=i;is;"smm - u;-,uu---...~~...,v -- - - - -- Ware keptconatnntay on lnndof undo to order. All sorts ofjobbing in the r-u1'\Tr`a`Il"1 l'I1"I T1"11'/`I I Donna `mi tons ottheb dnctoi :t>r;?:?:'v!f the Wgat 1 `Wm Lula, be careful! _--_.--o-o-o-----+- .LJ.A.I-swam.-..n.a~ 4- . -.-. V. Line done with neutrons and dispatch. Rey- member the place, ,____--.- -` ru-I-IIC\lUCCCDO` 5 {emember the Place-4 Doors North of tid Po.`-at Oice. I5-ly -.----_----* - W, Opposite the Simcoo Hotel, and Moon North oftho Wellington. Harrie. GEORGE O. FUCK, Proprietor. Barrie. Nov. 6th, "13. _ 45-1): L \uIc;p|U|uB|\-III -uu-v-4. u no: bTovEs1 _- _.-.I- ....s ..o`o|.. I.--O Q:-nook Pia In-An. STOVES. FuRN'A CEs. B A Y F 1:i.' b" "s"'i` R E E T, STEAM HUTAIMHOTWATER FURNACES run .. .. .- 3". TovEs: ....v.:_... Q......... .-. -.p..-o.A On nnnh. On tholntestrnd moat scientic principles. Ha nlno nuke: Appliuuon tor 0: rue! ox wnlou ll noun; made. Inon Pi _s sud Pumps of mu kinda always on Inn . All kinds of cornice work, plambing, Ind boll hanging done. r-1.:-1:101 '|.IIfIIII`I1'I`| I 45 resident of up 1' Owenstreet, near Mc- D81d street, comp ns to us of the bad'con- ductar knvn whn Jnil-om West `end of uI.I..LVI\JLvn.g.--..__.--_- _ In all its hrnnchujpmmpyputly and ohuply enonlud. 3 ._ = A . . JOHN PLAXTON. Dunlap 8t.,Burrie. _ nav-B `L111-1'. ` ` as-1y 1"-IIIIIIIJSZ -Q-In Application for Patent or which I: ;ol;n- mule. Inon Pins Pumps phnnnxng, IIIII nun u-syn; uvuvp T11`? SM 1 '1`I`?__. . - _-_._nI_ -`.51.. -- Are made out oft}.-9 bestscotch Pig Iron. Inn! nnnnnunnu unnnnnn. IIIIAIVIYIII uv uuuv --uv TUBULAR HEATERS! .,4u_-.x-_ t.- _ Dginno nv -nlnlnk In K41-- J . P U L L A. N 8 Near tlre VVellingt<)u Hntel, Harrie. HEATERS\ {ARRIE FURNACE WORKS I J-l `Meat h a 1;... .;m::.`;:f:o::h`:b. ' an. night : Co31ncil~;rieetin` was the t. he mem- -u.t least the n BgADroRD, v:3ONS'1`4BLE. Pbunnxl 0 A _ .1 rn.:_....-.. l l`.().\lP'[`LY ATTE.\'l)EI) 'l`0. The Iublcriber in prepu-ed to build ALL KINILS OF _-___._. _.. .-q plu-eto getgood RANU \\ :\IU'., And SEVVI .\'(". l\L\CHI.\'R~4, \'l' nvw.-v_ loan, ,,.x-... . ' 0 A AND `MI A193 rben th' Boo he h. . ~ }.' commences 19 YW` lyk(;:0ll`nnayd`y8!w:fpWh.i`ih't mesa 'l'*`l his :ervioes--Ind llet`! "8? *0 5'- _""!-wi11 take`hoti_da. 2 i ` im-Mei . %.,me"'i'n`.. '.z`m ' `W subscription 113155 W1" WM` 3 use are in the Book Stores Aird and Mann & Son. h2.4in` .----oo-r----"" f,-'.?` hmfbt elsto ojv `.7 ..-.- - n` ~ F I [6, 18 6. t number of the .........2 1... Hm- mnaed by the From tl\o"ls_t "3-\r mm run 519 was in r was the inn: vnnln- ____.._..._I _ - ~~: ; -Mr. T. W. Simysop ownn_ 3` little black- zmd-tzm that has reached the goo`d`o1r1 age (for _ a dog) of 17 years. ` , _'Booh s hotei, at Allandnle, wa`sA Burned down just 19 years agovon Monday. ' ..__.___.. --Mr. Jno. Watson has `a ' 1 as" aqvt. in this week spring goo U --.\1essrs. Edmansont " ` from their shanty to the itbf id"%tdt: I lately occupied by Miss Morton. .-|" [I1 [103 Letaul -"3 l-J: auu-tan 15113.5 mus re; a dog) year; I __ -Mr. Geo. Plaxkinis "` ' to 1, again, havmg rented the old pa 'c":courtu:|I1`ii.; inq for that nnrvoae. ngaln, nuvnug uzuvuu Id ing that purpose. ._Ye 0rphes.ds_ 6. concert on Wednes-, (lay evening, Ap 19.` See posters. ' -The ice on the by imay _b egpectedto leave when times get too hot for it. _ `V ' - ..j_._. Order you} Hot + Buns at K? `E ligh Bun House for Good Friday. mg, ng _Mr. J. Pulim has altered, for` the bette his store front. . - : (1 me average Inllrll nut.-nsam 1' ` t 355 he can devour the followhggsundayin 1 .__..... --The notice of last week` et th '. chants combination to resist ' not premature_asAevg:nts_,wi1lm-1;`-,v,_ g 9. ' 1 M133 Culuuuugwu W re - "`P`Fno ' P mamw & ;Y?~:-yj ' M`. -11. King s new style advt. of groceries,` &c., deserves reading. , \. _ ' V ! -To-mo:-row wee]; 1,6 ' 5 and the average mania d1ocnuing- h{,,, 3.: - emzs devour followinzr Rana... HOW JOHN YOUNG LI\'_F.D AND DXED-A SICKEN4 ISO P[('TL'RE OF l'()\'ERTY, |Jl .l.'NKEN_NESS AND FILTH. Never before in the history of Barrie, `and perhaps never before in the history of Cnnmla, has a human being heen known to have died umler':ircumst:mces more shot,-kin"g than those which attended the demise of John Young, of Allamlale, who was found dead on Saturday afternoon. The p:nrtic1ilars of the case, which are almost too revolting to chronicle,` are briey as follows :- 5 us: nun. u .. . On the afternoon in question, word was brought I)r. ('rookshank that the dead body of old Jolm Young had been found, and that the presence of a coroner was, perlmps, neces- sary. A visit to the place revealed the truth of the informatiau, and the body was formally. taken charge of and an inquest held on Mon- day. Before proceeding with it, however, our: reporter, in company with the coroner, visited the scene of death, a frame house a few rods back from the town line `on the outskirts of Allandale. ~ The sight which greeted the view on entering the place, almost beggars descrip- tion Lyiug on the ground, half naked, was the body of the. old man, the limbs rigid in death, the face turned up to the light distort- ed with the death agony, and the whole ap- pearance of the corpse presenting one of the most hideous, revolting spectac es that one could conceive. And what intensified the sen- sation of horror which the onloolrerexpoin _ ienced, and made him turn from the fearful picture with nauseau, were the surroundings. Not an article ot furniture was to be seen in the room-n0tapartic1e of bedding, unless . the few tattered rags and two old half-lled bags on which the corpse lay, could be so de- was in a state too filthy _to admit of adequate description. Dirt of the most disgusting nature was to be seen in every corner--remnants of old bones, rags, broken glass, and, as if to complete the picture of awful {squalor and misery, a black bottle, empty, but only too well evidencing what its contents. had been, lay beside the dead man, as though just drop- ped from his rrasp when the death struggle seized him. Am this spectacle, one could not but reflect, as he passed out from the room sickened almost to fainting, is witnessed in a. ' civilized, Christian country and in a respect- able community, in this, the year of our Lord, 1876 ! \Vell might the onlookcr doubt the advancement in civilization which the world is said to be making. when gazing on such a sight. V And well might he question the sin- cerity of many who profess humanity, philan- thropy and religion, but who fail to discover the means for its exercise tho,ugh_ almost at their very door. "rho nmmqt, Imhl at Boon s hotel. failed to slgnatcd-not thesign of a fire. The chamber` their door. "The inquest, held at Boon hotel, elicit any evidence to show from what cause deceased had died. Francis Birtle, the occu- pant of the house in theroom of which the death occurred, together with his wife Bridget and their little son, was examined The gist of the evidence was to the effect that de- ceased had been. very . intemperatemalinost always drunk. He ' had occupied the room during the whole winter without, a fire or other protection than his clothes afforded. He had come in the night before evidently very drunk, and not awaking he had been called in the morning, and about noon,- and no further at tention paid him. About four o clock he was heard groaning, and the woman of the house with her little girl cooked some food for him, but on entering the room with it they dis- covered the old man dead. It being deemed . necessary, a post mm-to/n was held by Dr. Mc- Conkey, which revealed the fact that the brain and lungs of deceased were congested. This, taken in connection with the evidence as to V the life the man had lived, brought a verdict from the jury of death from congestion of the ' brain,` induced by exposure, inteinperance, and lack of proper nourislnnent, John Young, better known around here as Brigham, was rather a remaikablo man. He was at `one time in the Glasgow police force, and subsequently kept a store in '.l`oronto, He came to these pH.l`t8 about twenty years ago, since when he has lived a hard live, and of late years the life of a va- grant. He was evidently a man of intelligence and good education, and at one time possessed. considerable means. He has a son living in Allandale and a daughter in Toronto. S'I`EAIsL\'G CLOTHES. Daniel Gallagher, accom snied by his wife, appeared at the Court on l\ onda to answer a charge of , robbery, preferred y "Mr. \\-'. Gladstane, of the Painswick hotel. _It seems the couple put up at the hotelpover night and made otf the next night, taking with them six dresses, a shawl, a hat, and apair of gloves. Two constables were immediately sent out in ursuit of the pair, whom they tracked to herry Creek, and thence to Cookstown, but nally lost trace of them. Returning the constables arrived at King station, and were installed in a hotel, when who should drop in, tired after their long tramp through the coun- try, but the very couple they wanted. To arrest them was an easy inui_:_ter, and the pair, so quietly captured were placed in safe keep- ing. ;The case, on being called, was adjourn- ed till to-day in order to obtain witnesses. The nr-innners admitted the robberv at ed tnll to-any In order 1:0 olmun wlulessea. The prisoners: admitted the robbery Painswickc and were, committed for sentence. Another charge of V burglary. was preferred .p.gai315 them 1) Alex. of St.ay_n a1,=* whose boot on` shoe store was b,roken`1nto on the night of the 28th ult;, a.nd`q quantity of boots stolen, Most of the goods were found in the possession of the prisoners and idexiti- Hm` Iw the Drosecutor. The male mdsoner in the possesqxon or me prxspners uuu menu- ed by the prgseggtor. The mgqe prisoner was actual! weanu gg pzur of. the stolen boots. The had no ingtjg say in reference to the charge, both maintazning 3 st id, in- different look as though careless of all conse- quences. They were committed xiq nhnu-rm also. be given .the pn this season. The pmgrmnme rather short, but-considerinf the- of the selections and the ilnlted high order ably be expected. The mnsl was resented without any of those distress- ing clays (and with but one slight change) which mar so many concerts. To say that it was relished is nite unnecessary, the audience e chibiting indn itsble proof of their appre' cintion. The sin ers looked we1l-the fair sex especially so, an the admiration of them by many of the audience was undxsguued. ` Com- yliance might have been made with the evi- ( ent desire for a repetition `of thatenchantingly sweet solo, trio and qua`.-tette, Charity, without doubt the gem of the evening. Space will not admit of n lengthier notice of the ....-.nm-lr thin much. > must event of was certainly period of_ practice a. more lengthy one could not re.nson- ` "cal bill of fare ; John Some:-2, a. juvenile whoae_aa11 f is no strange Iona to thy M.Lgwtr8-t_9._ W! charge by Ina eotor Sherwm wxtn pelhng 111"! with snow-b The charge was PI`9Vda. cnarge Dy ml eowr bnerwxu wmu puns! with snow-b The charge, I`; and the jrrepresaibleJack sent up to 13 e tla for a'mnn'th. ~ ' ` " . Th 9hu.rg9 also. 31.10. Elle )1" FCPPUSI tle for a" month. On Saturday evening a meeting wns.he_1d `in: the Wesleym Church, Allandale, to the feasibility of obtaining aw School` fol; the Vi11ag.e."},'M`1`. `John Joiii was calli to 15 chair, and Mr. Rott. Campbell retary. The petition to the Council, setting forth, the desire of the ntepayex-ato lmveie 4 section divided and at echogl \i1|i1t;`.-.'w'i"IIL-iria.` ------ ---I-- U- .'LnnuuI in A {aw uvv uuvu vu v .-av-. .._. word: the neceumyena xuljaauuuvuu pat " 0 ` r,_ villnge, and pledged tn`dohis utmost h:.- . Inc? to further the scheme. Maura. Dodson, CzoIr- ' _ -~ . ton, McMo|-ran, Parr , and Pauling` 9` aid! and Arabian Kean Remedy. All. spoke, the latter, on be alf of the sectir _ T ; f . pleased with it that they wil! not i Polling` the scheme. The _fo1lovr' I 9?` Imp wal\g,_d_ee__ `K nth t t\t"en , , . m.og.5n,u:., _n 1:. e ?", .'.-=`b.y Mr, Wmwlfo-' - ",',,,, spoke, behalf of the sec :ch&me.re'l1hg:rfolloE` `I `II oi: " WIS. PW V:_,_ P ,. I mroszo scno_;uyn`A1uuuAu=; THE PENALTY I-`OR 8`NOW-BALIJNG. winch many cuuucn no. - - W 1 well- admiration I manv un_disgq A Hoailau nmn. WBBPIBOII. IIICI nvilge -ugd for. 11.1611 uuu to :-uuvuu Iuunv,. nu-. -..__. avona 9 In}. E}: algoyed in a w necbuu. es ' d.`sohool,in of d.~pl%d him utmost A.I_.....'. ...u.n Mn-nun nnan ($112.1 roLIc__ouIn. - '9 2,1**'=.}*P "- n. ._ 3,` . 5.`, Nothing on-tfthe ' ' of n spii-it 3': people of this 3 I ge_gI_e5:_t_ion than the pr.a.ctic_u.s._-which signnlize ' the recurrence each year of the 151: of April. thesznall boy-zjuag high enough tturin-8 - rs'g't tn?! efeotne unv:onnc.ie'ua 5 adult`; P n to the of larger growth, Whose mischief takes a'nmi*e serious form, the people . `gqyjxgdays seem to panacea the name propen- ' city for prectiysl joking, which former genera- t ona.luwe exhibited, airiwhichfincreaaesraxer ` than diminishes as the worhi grew: older. But w;- as much4bf~thl miechi} mekmginv earned our nm(ethe'u,"by.'e love of inxfgcuent full? and amusement. the llllllllg II',V0gl'lB'EKlIlg 0111' @115? Dyl of innocent fun and amusement, tin? means taken by modern jokers to gratify their inclinations for _" sport indicate that if the humor-spirit has not d uring these latter dsys auifened any falling off in quantity, it has woe-. fully deteriorated A '11,; .qus.lity, a, statement which the manv instances furnished of cruel may aemnorauea l.!,1 .quau_ny,_ a, statement which many instances fummhed of practical joking and its lamentable results, will fullv bear out. The anniversarv of All wm muy near out. 1'.ne anniversary on An F901 : Dnywas obaervgzd in Banie this year Pnth ll -the ceremmxy tfhat the evelzlntidczilizhc} or. t ` course, carnivahe nfigunfl 6:18:81: tricks. if ntfticed at L01`. 1H8 0 KEEPS, OI OOUFBB, 11810 111311 carnival; aidunfll their tricks, if noticed at length, would ll "a small sized volume. - The bogutsnparcels on the sidewalks were nearly as plen ' ul as black-barrier: in June `-the append- ages aixed tn r-Ant tails were seen fmnnentlv` pnuuuuul IE Dl3CK`Dl1'l|Rl Ill I1 I15 F119 appenu.-_ ages aixed to coat tails were seen frequently on the street's-indeed all thejlittle pranks in `the juvenile mischief category seemed to have been played, But besides these were other jokes, some of which are-too ood to be let go with only a passing notice. ' wo of the best of them we give below :- ' A ' A SELL ox THE cogonnn In the afternoon, Dr. Crookshank was handed a Dominion Telegraph blank, ap- parently from Allnndale station, containing the following message :- V 0- Hrnvkpsnmn |.'Ilh-rl lllil Innl-Inna An ............. .- ti LL SET) . UCIHC OVCF Ill OIICQ." `J. P-- K1:.x.,0pemlor. Hastily. donning his overcoat and hat, and grasping his stick, the unsuspecting medico burned off to the police court and issued his warrant - to constable" Joe, Jr., for the sum- moning of :1 jury. Oil` posted the young con- stable in search of victims for a' jury, to find which was no easy job. But he was getting along nely with his task when, happening . to meeta man from Allnndnle, he casually enquired who the brakesmnn was that had been killed. The question n.t.tinat puzzled the Allnndale citizen, . but` ' suddenly recollecting the day, a broad smile broke over his face, anclslnpping the cop on the shoulder he ex- claimed : April Fool, Joe ! `and burst into :1 loud gnhw. Sure enough it was an April foul as the constable learned, and when he strode back to the court room and informed - Hm m-.:+:.... .....-... m- at H... m.....b 44...; 1.... 1.-.: u LULAU V! IIIBV AIJVGUQBU oj Bmkesnum killed Ihil mnrmng. An mquest m:cu- sary. Ccme over at once. -1 P. mu, n........... nuruue uucls LU um court. room anu xntormerl the waiting coroner of the prank that he had ` been made the victim of, there cou1dn b have been found two xnmlder men in the whole Du- minion than the deceived doctor and his emis- sary. J. 1 . Kill is now all that one need whisper around _ the police court to get some one -s temper up ; and the same little name breathed in the p1'e.'5euce of a certain coroner is sullicient to misc :1. row. ` `l -be found neitlxer in store, hotel, boarding- The Montreal operator took -the following message from l`nronto :-- ' `~ Trunk left helnnd, Advxse What Is lube done Willi il ` L. 1'2. Phunl." The messenger was promptly desphtched o` _ to hunt up the man for whom the message was intended, amlsuch a hunt as he had, he never : wants to have again. Mr. L. E. Phant could - hous_e or street, or n.nywhex'e else, and the 1 disgustcd suarclner ezuneback and threw down ' the telegram saying: Tom Collins was not a . patch on this L. E. Phant man. Suddenly the operator saw through the message. L. E. Plant and trnnk ! Elepl1a.nt`strunkl" It was a. sell and he acknowledged it; but the messenger didn t; he said such` sells looked well enough in books, but when you come to experience th_61n they lose their beauty. And he sat down on a box and began thinking how soon he "would be able to go down to l`ox~/vim, and kill a telcgmpll operator. "e4- -4 {_-v;i,,T Orler your Hot + Buns at King"s English Bun House for Good Fri-.la.y. ' NT 4;-_ xdmzce mm more Is I hook on Soul ulufmmg .. . Please to Answer nus uvuer the head 01 Ana to cones poudmls and you`l oblige me Plume io inform ma welher there 15 such a book or not amfwcther you could get ilfur me` _ You want in knnw if Hfpre `IR :1 hnnl: nn Sn`, . I an informed ljlmugh lhe '_-olnmns onhe Nnnhem `Admire lmu there hook Soul uus \ll".1E|'l||I: nmfwclher could ilfur You want to know if there isa book on Soul charming `.' Doubtless there is-indeed tlicremight be two or three such books-Aand We vouldn t wager all our means that there are not even whole bookstores and libraries of then. If there isn't there ought to be, any- way; Soul charming is a. science that has eu- gagel the attention of all the illustrious sages and philosophers that ever lived. since the days of Adam and even before then. In the olden days, a fellow that hung out his sign as a lira:-class sa.ge--(a.ll work warranted to afford satishction. Give me a call)-and didn't put in anything about soul charming. was regard- ed with suspicion by allclecentjlicensed siges, and distrusted by the people. And even in inodern times the same thing obtains. 'e have lots of soul charmer-s now. George `Bi-ovnis a soul charmer. If he wasn t how account for the influence he holds over the | party of which he is the renowned chief `3 He runs: he a soul charmer. Or how could it make all the lesser Reform organs chime in so sweetly and uuitedly with the wonder-funy vvaried music it discourses? Ch ! the Glr be is par excellence a `son . charmer. The p Globe is A soul charmer. So, you set, ; soul charming being in existence must have _ been taught. And books were the rnediigm of instruction. Therefore there must he books a on soul charming. Now, "as to Where they i__ are and whether we could get ,\_;'ou' one, We don`t know where they are and we don t want to either.|Conse uently we can t get you one, and we don t lieve We wouldif we could. But don t be discouraged. If you can t acquire theneans of becoming learned in the myster- ious science of soul charming, you have the consolation of knowing that you can readily. bee me versed in another science, which we thin is more suitableto one of your undoubted genius. We mean sawing wood. Never mind_ a soul charming book, friend, but seize a buck sawrmdv go` out and charm that wood pile in _ thelack yard into stove wood. We suppress _` your name out of consideration for your . `rin1'I.lu__iF Irihlhnnhnll J-A Lawn nl-\I1 _yuur 1131118 0115 OI COIISICIGNIUOII fr1ex;x1s-if you happen to have any. The April_ :.zungs"_thia Court, for the `grioljof causes without a jury, commenced on Mon` y, before His_ Honor, Judge A1-dagh,-` J uni I Judge, and were concludedon Tuwday. The following is a. summary of the business : II" ....... -- n'\_~.__. 1-1.}... , _ -?-- -A quantity of groceries, intended for the Grange and consigned tmloseph l)rnry,, Jr., _ Uro, was seized under a writ of execution held by Mr. H. Crosby, at the Barrie station a few days since. The seizure wzw protested against and tried before the Judge who decided in favor of Drury. The decision was based on the evidence of the merchant who sold the uUds, he testifyin that though directed to oseph they were t e property (if John Drury, his brother. Mr. Crosby, therefore,1ostpon- session of the goods and pays the costs, some twenty dollars.