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EW"' LI VERY S'1`ABLES.-`-TI-II ) - nude ed has opened a. Livery Stable on um l".m-nnr n Collier and Bnveld Sh-eata.Ba.rrle. i where Horses and vemcles. Double anu smgxe , Rigs. and all regluisltes of a. rst-class Livery canbefonnd. A EX. FRASER. _ - n X 1 i LIJIJLILIIL ILKLLJNJLJHQJJ, LIILMCLJJ 7 Estate Agent. Eaton. Talbot County 5 Maryland, has for sale Salt. Water and Inland 3 Farm; of all descriptions. cheap; in one of the / uent sections of the Union: from 5 acres up and . from 810 per acre Send for catalogueiavvin 5 mu desorlptlons o farms and country. go ; the County with catalogues, tree. ly 3 forward the particulars to any smferer on race! t of gostage and directed envelope.--Address . 'l`., IWELL, E3Q.. Mayville. Hammersmlth. Lon- . don. Emzland. ' - . " Iv i `HE ENGLISH SHAVING PAR- LOR, 1?lp%)sltetheBa1-tie Hotel. and next ~ door D. A. e onald's Hardware Store. Havin: "W 53;}; E25;-;;'* `T ;wo'rosI'rE QUEEN'S HOTEL, DUNLOP STREET. 7 . NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL [DE- ; BILITY.-A gentlema.n._having tried in vain mm:-w nllvni-Hand rnmnv, hm: dinnnvarad 1; m t3;_U1:TlNG&SA_VlIIG mnoun Iiuiolu Anvguoz, ILLIA HALSTEAN, REAL , , T lb t M|rvIn1::1?it,a}t|nnAf(l?nnt;1InE:."L?nWnt:'r :l";ldCIo!?1:ny(i V R. 1%. J. bxmmmnmau, unu _ I TIST Barrie. Ontario. Gradnata of thd - .`.'\ ndolphh benmcqu e,alsootthe non: Oolle _. A V otnentalsurgeons. 0 o6-,OpposibeBu-rle Ho _ V A___ _._..-...a; 1';-eqliirod till endof term.-1 Farina:-i~ inbny.` `specs-I fiilitis zivenfi 9.`-n: 381 ;._..l_`)l`lll|0|`tVl`l0ti00o . \ _". L; `II-PVC IDT III` C VUIIII VI JUCIII . III} PIIEUIW thin thdinoot u1yf..nug.ous`~'w.y of" h_nomng' _ z Is preps:-ed to Don _on.FM-In Property #1: nsbove rate far : term of years 3 no principal .__-_;:._..I 1..-ur.._.:.-4 L-.... ' n...........'. -.;.:n uni.` smo mvm mini son ` V61. AXXVIII; . Rue :-s And Scissors Ground and 861: on short In-tins. do-lv .\.\ IOSFPH ROGERS, CHIEF CON- l'l"AIlI'.Il'. Fnnhtv of lmnnn, 0mm_Pn1im IOHN ME LEA N B Y, 11 0 U s E, lon: and nnmmantnl Painter. Pnner Hanna -HVENR -Y J.A%MTe:%s, AUOTIONEER, - _ Inrame angl .Es_tale `Agent. l S. JOHNSON, BARBIE, IM- - PORTER or and dealer in Goals of all inch. and Georgetown Grey, and Guelph White inlnhlnz Lime. Cements of all kinds. Fire St.reuI:.Ba.rrl Ont. Tradesmen: UIUN .I:1UDLan 1 , Auuu u u ;.a.u .., , collector of Rents, Notes, Book Accounts. kc. Insurance and General Agen oolowen kn unt- na 01!! ed, Entered p. and Accounts Mada Out. Inonta Made and Uopled,,and other `ulmllar work executed with due accuracy and desxggtclx. _N_._B.- HOTEL, (Late Oceam) I! A nmmrnw. Pmm-lemr. This House . `1H'.RISTOPHEE HARRISON, I nnutmnn no Hm Tlnv-I-In nu.-ml. nlhln H. T `V ._s;EL\'rnnA`LV , _ ; BRAY, C. E.', PROV. n.`m1 amrdvn:-_ vmmmr and Dmmzhtsmnn. wnmronn THOMSON, CIVIL EN-` I nrxnz-,n!n Dmvlnnlnl Tgn mvvnvm-_ Arch!-I ;ARRIE FOUNDRY, ENGINE & nnnmzn 1VRWR_..J-1 . SEWREV_ Mann. PHE QUEEN'S ` HOTEL.-A. W. mznww; Pronrlntnr.-Excellent accommo- AROHITIOTS I BUILDERS. ` ' ..-`A `U l.t(_`l_r'nm.u IIULIEJIJ, \JJlIl0 uuuuu. ` ILG BIGEIDW. Proprietor. ll be thy: on 3: : glurtvspeantpi-lno1p`l!e. Meals st bout u e o 3 e. an everythln ml: .31} n.'m-no-oln'n?ho1so. S guciun PLANING M1LL...GEo.l u nnt. rs...-mn.nu- Ar Ilnlldnr and 'Mannfn.c- \ Made and Uop1e0.,,anc axoentod mom-ac : cash handed. over lame ff; B.;NTI'NG, BLERK, COUNTY 1. siinimvm 'will he at his nmm at the Court. WOOD. LIME AND V OOAL CULV'ERWELL S 8.':'_%:_"_'.'E.".`9... ST!) DI O :-_Opp'osltae the` Queen`: H096]; BOYHBL ' BHAVINO PARLOR8. A o1vrR.LIT 6A1NTEns. % ' tan In every style. I rm: 3 ant-oluu house. MISOELLAN EOU8. . I-l0,'l'lI_.8. AS. SCROGGIE, COMMISSIONER 0 in ER... Conveynnoer. Licensed Auctioneer, kc. Agent for the following Insurance Com- nnlei:-Oltizen 3 Insurance Com `ire, Llte. Accident and Guoran my of Montreal :`Heod Oloe for Ontario, Toronto. Victoria Mut'nnl.;Hend. Oloe. Hamilton. G. P. Mills.-P1-esidont: Wm` D. Booker, Secretary and Trenenrer. This Com- nny only insures non-hunrdone property. Ad- sren, Thornton P.0. 388. Proprietor. This been rebu1ltot.br1ck.- * llltedup with allmodorn htaooommodntion for the` boarders. - Bar and larder mhlino and nhndn. 21-lv Vanna-it mm: nrn'utnn":-ninw-[mm ' 1: s 1-6]-2 _....---- ~----p--. And h;l'!1_0;VWeV~e_I;;I;lty.'tor tummnc his ngm- was sad mt ,r.-9'!!'.n8'+=m-ts T Orders sanctum torhxitmm-oven` _ _8'I'lAM,' I-I01 AIR an-I01-. warn % IIIIIIII I nun I IIII illllil I II` III! lll vu nut: I-IIIIZIl$I.vv u -- vT1i%i1vis_A~9rvBnnan%ns@is. "emf TTL.;;;;;.},;;;..1.;.;.;:.;;.~.%..,..* %%.:.;.<.;.%..% conmcn: WORK PLUMBING an AND srmn rrrnxu norm. A spmcnnm srocx or V 't1'5"l'OVlC AND 1'|NWAIE.'B_ Jobbing done cheaply and quickly. Don't to t the Phoe:-The new.'l`ln Store. adgolnlmz oCu'thy'a Block. Dunlap St.. Barrie. :11 he latest and nobbi-eat_' items on ham ! to 0110030 Iron: and satiafact on given to every - customer. Uonveyanoers, kc. Umcg nnov t root. Barrie. J. '1`. Lonnox. A. J. Lloyd. The are Chea.p.oertIlnly.I m rgo amt ILI aetb d . Itlou wautulmn some TR V K. SA D , W P. BLANKET or. COIALAR you can get one. When you go to 1Luy_bo sure you go in the right place. on-ole I. ma Saddlu sud olhr in front of the op, -. A . . . n . Ann vuanntu-.1 nlnlln ' MAKES THE Neaitesl,-Nobbiest, and Boll Flt- ung Sun to be llad North of ' Toronto. ` 1: LVJJUA-A 1&Iu.vL V cxuu 1.51 SPRING TWEEDS, All LL- I..L....L .._.I -...LI.3a..L '-u.LLg.-n- 1... Lg...` rznrzcrr1r"uAnAN1-an nnvnmarnnwan urn, nn nuns FOR nrn-I-w. I KIDETVC 3 LL 3331655` G I-CH3 PRICES-MODERATE. onmms FOR CLOTH- ma PROMPTLI FILLED. sutgGlve7him II. trial ugd gets styllh, well-made Fred. Inovver. 1)--.1.` n-:6 II ,IQ7R Q'!_Iv Parties buying Cloth olabwhero can have it made up. ` * Praident, L - - _}_Iox. Wu. MCMABTER. Sn.-mary.17m:., - - Gamma ltonnmsox. Inspector, - - - Ronmrr Anuswnoxa. 7Money advancedon for long periods, repayable at.borrowog'sopt1on.- g -u-4-no-'n- -u-uuvo.wu-an Us Removed Agaxn to Mas. noss-- BLOCK. num- ' her 3. opposite the ' vvolungjton b `natal, Sandy. where did you gotta nmgnmn harness? I not them at the eatabuahmgng 9 did get that neat,_tun `at the eatabllshtn nt 0 WAnNnR`s. Vhatdl you pay fo_1-them SX5. mndoto order they are `handsome And an the rage; he can'tBe beat for Style and Durability. ... 3 1`}"%" }..":323.;`.`: `Pn"x$J:`::` on wan 5- ~ . gzeA'nnt.w?. W P, BLANKET or you . -I`-jiiflff Hus now a large an ply of Trunks from 50c u to 825 : Valisea and Sa hela at Bottom Prices. Sigtgle and Double Harlwgss, Collars. Sad- dles, Curry Combs, Bmsheg, Whips and Lashes, .. .._:-.... .. ...:. -.'.......s....I- unpnn nn Ana U L! ld`G tor Ext on -1`. th always on hand; nk brig: Imam art: '35: . Olcgovdi` Edwards Book tore. _`me. 0_nt. 3 I _ _ -_ __4 ulllur JJIAGIIBO, At prices to suit eiex-ybody. Hames Oil nd Varnish Llways in stock. V `REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE. "ALL" VVORK -WARRIANTED. GIVE ME .4 C.lLL.-Sign of the Golden; Saddle, Bnyeld Street, Barrie. 10- `$29800! VII Ilvvo Auu Mencmiif mum &. cionusn `II A IIIIEQ 'l`lIIi! Barrie. Sept. 14.-`ls-1'? DUNLOP-ST. I NEW STOCK OF SPRING AN D "SUMMER TVWEEDST0 CHOOSE FROM. om T1i~zsuimidi:`%b?i iii LIVERPOOL AND LON DON-FIRE AND- LIFE . A LIABILITY OF SHAREHOL fIERS'LIMl1TI). CAPITAL .. .. -_ ._. T .. 110.000.0004 Fuxns Iwvnsmn ovnn .. .. m.ooo.ooo Azmmx. Income ovnn .. .. -5.000.000 Rnsmvn Fmm - . 3.750.000 Du-osrrnn wrm -Fan Db'MINto'1 GOVERNMENT. .. .. , 150.000 TAILORING FRED. LOWER, (Sucoesnorto Goo. Lane)" IIDIIQII All? Tl II RB Q. l I FOR A NOBBY SUIT m the mat and most Fuhfonableaoo HE FREEHOLD `LOAN AND SAVINGS` C0.. '_l`0RON1'0._ ; ISSUER or MARRIAQE Lmzusas. orndx'n*-mu` 4 "" " rosr OFFICE BUILDING, BARRIE. Barrie, S_bp._11. 1878. Ul1N M.A.U.I\A. 1 , UU1!Lu.u.D>:u.va.\ ER. Oonveyenoer. Issuer of Marriage Ll-' oenlee under the New Act. 6cc.. Creemore. giiyf. , . 1 For the Oounty'1'>f.:S1h1v:\o. $:3oo,o<`>o '1:-`T3 LOAN 1.? `FIRE, LIFE,` AQcI_7)N'1' AND '1_.'toIqc{1'~: AGENCY, nomtuon; TELEGRAPH . ` AND EXPRESS. ~ . BARBIE: on - ' :r;s_mga_voiinty,idiVaiziaoo;` V ormp. _,-..- ` ` ` `K V . -K , . V 4iz_7 ..:. f1.uL;c_.-if mrtnis new. Ldlolnimr c(`.arI:hv`n Block- Dunlon S1 Ila - . 1 . :na;T . Ban-lo. Mg:-o1':?o':h.`i s :R"'s5.u JAMES EFWA ans, ' coNVEmNc1, .~,, .|JI'J1&\LV.l.ll`Jl.`io`DL.l`Jl.`A L1. vuu v .12 .n. - ANGER; General Agent. Insurances Elect- ed. Rents and Debts Collected. Oloe in Gramp- on s new Brink Block, nearly opposite the Post~ lro. Barrie. - ' 37-1! `OFFICIAL %Ass_i,e3Ns: 'i.. R. w KRN|=._R g+ovt::'Am.r+uuwAru= `0I3:I_'N""1"'I.";A IX;'I.':()`N'_ , V 1u`:u_ov1cu"ri"' n1sL 'sAoo|.:nv AND VI-IAIINISS. .x~~-.-..- -. u....uvvv- . `\~vv\~\lv-~ or the men and most Fuhlbnable Goods a A vPE|IFEG'I" FIT, AND GIIEAP, [osEpa .1:oqEIc'_s, 1 ' 1:1 LHnnti illn.rrnllI n`.-'.-nann. .-.u' V7v?r'1Ef.1".T"71}7"d'i'~f)f1E1*' I xvrnnmnvxm CEASEL. 2 , _._._ `7s_;U'1"i'sxD1c buivnoii"s'1*it:`nicT.1 A I.`_.. _-_. ____ i- .nn__-n_A n,,n;-cu, _. n o, . UODIEILLIIQ outer Ilunuzur dueacourac dos y as 90 acted 11 Cash handed. nun-ed. `ARNESST EMPORIUM. ROSS B.l'f;;.':I`,"-;1RRlE, ONTJ `A. 1-1Ar_na:m:Eu nnliv In human unnnlc n! "l`wnnIn: fnnln Min I` FRESH AEEIVALS IN mI_&|.u'u:ous. JA MESj EAI)f;\A7'7AI.DS,' BAMHI,` V . Commnfa Valuntor. "wonns nu: THINGS.` AfND;A -Duo: or mx;_r;z.I.ma.3:Pox,_.L.';'notyu'J1n`r? tooUol 1'nA'r mncn Iuuuias rnousmns 'l`EINK."-B1moN_. ALEX. Manna, .MEBGHANT TAILOR OPPOSITE IAIIRIE ll0TEA|.- aA: bwAnosV. . Agent at Ban-_l,e. Ic;u:X?'._gT8}.1id` 9'.sr }_3io;1nti;. degngndnnt on the llhd. 0 0 no ulnod nu , -on'aor the, term]: B'l%lA'1`HYy& AULT, 8ollaitora..&c. name. T - :07?" A `QI,I.I4L` `ml-:InA|I)_A syl?ol('I_vq_ :V _oO10lIor'mbn.t&nnd nu .|.:.:.uyg-11 ll VV_'.I.l.I.IJ risI1III:;1Ae'KL:.f ONT." i 23 1 t 9 . %0 n`t a. r_i o%,A ra:dg j, In-1y" 31. 1lZ87`9. ttln ngnt :15. She your wife `Er many qyear, - When clouds. hung low and when` Ikies were` clan : clear; At so An her summer sg!_orioua`b1onol,ning. Her whole hdrt went with the han1 yo.n'. won; _ . .` I: :L_ _.-_-..._ 1-..- ____-_I -- LI. _ _-_.._ _.-_A. -_ 11? feet she Kid im-life : glul bupring, FAEMISISS, uu luu vv}-gm; 4..- noyi It so.ca.llonW_. Cmddook. Rosgat.. ' tn 1' dr. d in ma :3? Loaan::unYo{r:.nW;E.v8l%i%%K. E` Ba.rgle' - 1.1'_' With 1 man : rm tred` you went andcsme ;* You lived for wealth, for power, for fame ;' Shut into her woman : work and wayl, She heard the nation chsntyour prune. _ You in your manhood s'sttength and prime ; She ewom and faded before" her time. "Pin 3 common Ito `. 'Thin'roso, on say, You laid inihdrp id hand,-to spy ! 9 pi.;.,m.a. Vfvlovlvehu-`"i1.1,l::ex-hond.`A" "ye..;,`.., 2. This pllru, pale rose, in her head of clay? `M.-`tlunks could she lift her eeiled'e'y`ee, They would meet your own with 3 "grieved surprise 1 You cannot? I can, end beside her-bier My eoul must epeek, d your eonlmjut , If the weenot ell -Ihe might hove been; Here was the sorrow-yonre the bin! Whose was the fault if Ibo did not, _ , , - Like: rose in the summer ) Dolyon; `I! V . Does a. lily grow when its leevee ere _ch1ll 2 Does it bloom when its _root is Witter."-killed 2 For 3 little while, when you first were wed, love was like sunshine round her shod -; M Then a something crotbetween you two, - You led where she co d `not follow you; when did you gnve ner I nower bexoro I Ah, well! What matter. when .311 in 970:? Yet my a. moment ; you'll wed ; [ mean no mpronoh; .'t_iq the gay of-In;-n. 51111183 UK-9 3' 3581' Xl'0ln 110: yvanwu That love will starve ifit is not fed. That true hearts pnyfor-their daily-broad.` llfllilu U1 II UV UDVULII BIOGUU, IIIIULU Illgll-IOU`-I from an express train running east agentle- man` and hm daughter, who, upon being recognized by the by-standers,were at once greeted by a cheer, for it was not "Often that thenpopular president of. the . railroad found time to visit the little townof R-_.., and also confer upon it a_ greater. honor by. hrinaina urith him hi; lnvnhr anahl>.m-_ : If ihwfvti-;m lov wned u the yarn fan. on,_ If it chilled in the grasp of In icy Ipll. ' What was the reason! Ivpny `you t1L But I pray Von think vhen 'a6n`1 e"faix-`er face Shines like rstar from" her yvonted place; . That love will aha-ve ifit in not fed. `M4!-\J5l3VI.IJuo J. gala, s.ua.a.v .-vluuv - - tt-Inw. Sol! tor. Oonv noer 8:43.. 85. Mono tonosn. 0 09-81: sloc . D3110! Stree . Borne. ~. - _ 17 Atna waysideetation in a; vast, rollin prairie of a Western state, there alighte Ft-nm an Ayn!-Ann train rnnnina mun}. gunning- IN-ILIUH. U1` l.Ill[UIvVUll. ' .: -The cheer caused a young man to glance.` out of a window of the smoking car, and instantly jerking in again,he hurled alone- fourth consumed cigar away, and seizing from a. seat his goods and chattels, he bounded upon theplatform at the imminent risk of life and limb, for the train had al- ready started. . 'l`hA hum nf than maiden nnlml oi Hm -I-1; "' `I."'J 3 "" "" b""""" """"?"" `." Aye, aye, my man, said Mason. ' And discovering him, the driver walked forward and handed him the bag of dia- patches, in reading which M1-.Manon was soon deeply engagedgwhile the bearer stood silently by, his ery dark eye fixed . upon the railroad` king with an expression `hard , to fathom. .. nus .....a.1....1..1.:..- ....._..' 5.11:-.. ......... n... 3` WILIUW I110.` I131` VIIIWOY. V Girl you m31st'q>o;ne'with'Vm.ep-.-111:". ' 1.. 2 hn'cn-ied`, Wildly; . " T ` -5- n Ha mqgmy mad thq girl by the` 4 5; P030. :.$.*!F1"1.i."_b5`1`11f- 97 ;9'F9!'3 'i.!.`.`? ` ho'r own. hex- l:ie'r M17 Inn] vnnnt nnnnlr nn vnnn umI.ini|Itn But, J. -: Yin ma dv_opped- her -huxd the while : . - ` * nus, an 1 . while ; > Whnt time Ind you for 3 kiss, I smile? You two, with the sameroof overhead, Were as far npnrt as the aundex-ed dead. 1 J1! llI(l l.lP_0PpB(l- I18! 'llIl.lll Weh did give her bwer bfort Ah. well I What mitar than All in o ar? uuu. (LIEU UUIILUII upuu Ill &_gl'UiIl_IUl'~ IIUIIUF Uy- bringiug with him his lovely daughter, .3 maiden of. nineteen. mt... ..L...... .........:I .. ........... _..._ ;- .'.I_.._--*. FUN`-Iy UlIBI'|lU|.I.o The face of the maiden aled at the risk run by the young man. w ile her father, the railroad president, said quickly- ou areorash, sir. -_ ` * _W1thout a. word, but raising his 1,3,1; in reply. the` young man Walked into the hotel near by, and re iatel-ed the mm. 5; Gerald Conway, C ifornia," upon the b00ks,when a. cIfy'f1_`0m Without eausecl him to again go to the door. Wnr nwnu over the nun:-.2.-. ll. IITVICIIIQ4 tract, name. J. '1'. mnnox. n|l8.IW".'|"-'.".`_"."'_`! . - `TRATHY J5 AU LT, BARRISTER9 . ...a nu:-nm'ri'sn1inImx-n in chniiiory. N0- IO ugmu gU U0 VH6 uuur. _ Far away over the prairie thgo express trainwas ying, whilein the other direction, coming on like the wind, was seen a large and vgowerful locomotive. "H 13:-..-..;.... .......:.... I 1.1.... n:-...*:.-|- EX.-I _l\V3l'I|ll_ IUCUIHOIIIVO . ` _ ,_ e Dxspatch engine E the Dnspatch engine, was the cry of the crowd, All `mum wm-cs, hn-nxul Sn Hm Jim-annn nf lulu` rcumnwu qUl|_3Ely'_" ' ' Gertrude, I must see` what dispatches this man" brings. ` ' v Then_-he turned and watched the ap- proach of the iron messenger. A few mnmnnln 1-nnrnnn the nnninn yluuuu. UL Iauu u:on messenger. A few moments moreand the engine stopped in front of the hotel, and the . engineer, a tall, good-looking man. sprang to` the ground, vhth a leather satchel hung around his neck. Ta 'D-A.:,I-..L 'II'......... I. ..... '1 L. .'...I...,I cuvuuu. LL13 HUUK. Is President Mason here ! .he asked, ` abruptly, as he glanced around him. said. And dinnnvm-inn him Hm u-{mu-. umllrnd `.|ILllU|lB w IIIUW HOW Ulla om may 13: .And the young girl tripped from his side and entered a lxttle cottage a. few yards" distant, inwhich the `widow of an engine- driver lived. 4' 11.- I.....L_-'..1 1.-.: L--- 1-:.u_._1 i__ .. __1 ,1 euguw, was rue cry 0! me crowd, I All `eyes were turned in the direction of the coming locomotive, while Mr. Masoli paused as he was about to enter the hotel, and remarked quietly-- Gm-trudn. T rnnlt inn whn (Hannah-Ban .UU IDIIIIUIU u But suddenly his` gaze" falling .11 n the beautiful face of Gertmde,he s quick-V Iv. his form tmmhln, Am! Avnn f}n-nnahs uuuuuuux Rie OI ueruruue, HQ SFIITBQ q\llCK' V 1 , hm form trembled, and even through- I; edust and smoke that beameared his handsome face, he was seen totum almost livid`. caused by some inward emdtion awakened in him.- ' - ` ` ` D.-..... 99 ...:`.1'm...;a.....a.. HT ...:n ..L... :..;'.. EWEKGHCCI In mm. - . ' , ' ; Pa.'pa., said" Gertrude, I will run into the cottage ~ and see Mrs. White -; . I am nnxinnn tn Icnnw Ivmw Hm nh-I huh: in." > ~' -UNEX '.I.'U lJ.l.`aLVJJ ULV_1vunu Estate at modemh interest. LENNOX KJCNNUX. Solicitors, Barrie. V _ - _.....o .-o. `on: -n'rr\ -uuvur uvuu. ' . . ' Her husband had been killdhy a." color liniqn on the line some years ;-befo? ._.an;l{ Mr. Mason, had since"prbvide_`d the poor` `wo'mn` with t11'6 'nieans_oaLlive1iho'od." ' ; .'Eh`e driver of th disiiafch 'l:n'ai'n7f'o11ovvie'd `her with his eyes till woman wmn we xneanspz Ta. ngvemyooa. The driver the dizetch t.1:9in;f'o11_>_1;v`e dV e : enteradhe not-. tdge, then he .tu}'ned. i tdwardi rthe little dwelling and throwing.o'pon the dob:-,duh~7. ed within-to the snrp1*-iaefandi ef the 1 poo: ividov} and- hef v `ivirl;-vnn nmn."nnmaurif.h 'vmn._11n? I .0!-1.6 cunusgu and. 888 11111. wnlw-' 1 anxious to know how the old lady is'."'V And the vonnnr nirl nrinnad from his 1 J. -Peace wox.n&n, ?_'.heTcriod<,T `.`orl .will5 katymx, iuay.eni.-.ixir'}-ismine-:minq:'{ , . 3 The emeneuof ggrqup, the eengblei _a_?.`L`-...'._.;.....,.a`'l" 5",`? ; Prie#t?.his:f.`J!::f9ii':Gi%F!f~Ii: V E % a;;iie{ ` A W1 *,'l[' .`. , L 1 % `e; _1v`7'.l`_5.1'9'::.Q31i .`hJ':';h`.1; i V fthhtel fof GI; 33 V Vzlilly _I,'h1;xI.`lVy` ' W9.n _ 7'. 5. 9 , Q11:-_ `;`o.m,_'_` 3 the th1ea,and'a.wgyVtho lqqamavof. T, }1>`ehimu1:at i` `in ; had; iecom;$'::.:ed' sue: 1:65 :M6'r:.sa 41 .-ms.:;. `;`.;:.'.=..>r.+.;fi ivvIi'do\vi.. 7 g`,->"H.(>.'5.VV.:(il1.` 9\l?'5 _l %: ~ WOW;-. ... ... .. 2 What x1_1ea.ns.ihis out:-age I" cried ,tj;q ;.; Peace mgmur .heicriod;. `.`oi'i an % kilk vmi.:-ida.v,thi:- air-l*1'-'1nInn;nnn!`l ,- ' ...f'*! ,.W1"_'Bl .0!,Ig1n9 new 'I.uuwIuYV med aA_ oognmuV1din`g .vT'6i6e;`-.:_Iid the V_ mn'Vhbhsd:rxi-ierbtfhiljnaimou . ' .03.. an nas_'en_'o:: ` ` ` ux." ` ` `;'n'_ V,_`ne x`-T`:-mn`,; A our one x- uuu\u ; . .u._ o 111' Loans. Yours, Bangle; $70000 if :6cui:'I _g8,a.1id` 9 A nowzn lion. rnzqnubs UH :Ill$!I-IIDKB 1113111034 ' " *v`H,Bs ~-13_,l:'zi-!7 ;6hmett`l;_e L7 V T 'f`s`;1.I"3.l`.77.. . .5 *3 -* :.`..::.z.=;~ he ' +61. fithere?-an A .'i.?.a'*x.a.;.e.;...;.s.aa;a. en.` .m`nn'.a '(}(5UNTY or s1Mc;'o`E qEN1:nAL Avimrlsnn. A MAn_gaIvn. 0"-`T 3%V* 2- wouw. uavu pnavenwu. tun, I-ml; we next ' o is buy heiuyingoyr the prairie. in hot unuit of tho mm who had so bo_ld-A ly stolon from them Gertrude" Mason. Ever; 9 e at the gtation you stnined out ova? o" prairie` at at the distant spook tliat denofod tixe ftigitive locomotive,` band than it tho? rs idli dinppou-ing engine drivelrby Garth! nlvay.` . On. ll thaw aw. nllrnnnr and nun-mum} us, Ill 1 ; .:*Q'r3;"1i'3s1.he:nVnaV-a."qri9d eye unhappy girl; then, a the ahnll whistle shr1ek- god foifih its wining `notion, "she glanced ;.haadof her," and M deqcried a. station near ` at hand'-no, it wt : pissed,-for, liken-ash M %i .f.i*%%.*`%.`:*`..:1E.':";;.f`:.*E,`.1`;?.;;`.`3 Y A ;0f 7 jle%lie'.ha`u 1 "d5-t..`.. All :moro,:.no.Ir wuogwu wu-n _a.cmng neu-:1 ovory. o,xio_H1|.mn bsrfore her. a hoard Sh` dx-ea'&_ hi: gigocking wor_dn-- Hb}' ' glib. Giitrmle MZaIO!.I. r`eveI I ` ` I.-- ---._r-L I541. All...) _-__. __..._. __-. \ -."ii,'JzI gi3}'2;,f"'{;'r&er and pursued, - the engines . ' neath the pressure "111; upqn tem,_ gm; yethgu-god _f.st9r gnd Dis. J. L. U. KICUAIVLIIL--UrJ:.I.u:;4 and Residence on the .West side of, Joan treat, immediate! opposite Mr. 0.,-`Ba '1 huh: and Sub torv. _ R. McCONKEY,: GRADUATE on -- M06111 Unlveraltnllonttul. Member ' .1 Collect of Surgeons. gland. Member `Golle of Phnlclann and surgeons. 0nt.. Geo. Reggdenee """ ";.%`;Tu3$ ;2'n'3 "$11253 "s..`. .? 1,'.:f3 _, for he driver ugitive sudden! new that he*,wg_e pm-`sued, and regkleuly `d he iletvon D--- i1'.;L_..l-. .L:h`_'._';_.1 __|_-;_ L-_ I -PODl'_GaI"t.i'|1dO` Itill dented where her csptor-hngi her, but power-legs to tln0Y9,;.Ii0.' Whiohod with Aching heart the mrarIr`ii.in1i of ii fnnn hnfm-A Inn, and liavgjrevgntod and-the next innlmnt Lwmr ha wnuvinciiavdr Hm nu-do}. CTOWQI B5000. .Wll3lI IlDl.'l'0l' InV`UllQ wild 5' eat! at-ivhich the engine was ed. '8 A rric` feet, a ihriek 6f the whistle, a. V er wiehh.g rdce " , ahead` Eaznuifllf: IS A irlt ah-Ami, uP::{.l:1:.:ai+.iv;:' WIHEWIU, IV louuu Iron; W119 crann- ing wheel), ;and_ the .pm_'mi_ng engine. with the etei"n,__Pi1e face` ef'Genld Odnway, had " y at 8 ipeedeven greater than 9. in uni-an V ` ' . ' *p(_)per auuuuuuua, aqua uawrwu uururuqc ;to_ anlhotel to _awa.it the arrival of her father, whoi was instant telegraphed to of the safety oihin dang tar. . . A aw hnnm mnm and President Msunn I-O on 31551` IIIIIIUII WK Ulll PRSIUII, I01` ` in`: te ogripli ma `uhed along the wires to kedj) the toad leir, fora. mud driver was oomixig, and at every place the gaping _ crowdi stood [with _horror atthe, ..:u -L;...1 -; ;..\.:..1. n... ............ ....._ .........a 881)! I01 !!! WIN! NI I808 P0631113 811080, lthe litter 6! a `gray diea, Vand the fugitive Immmhfivorh nnn `IV in HA fnI'\wn>H\n `U18 1103361` OI 8 C3988, Ind I116 l|lg`ltlVB loeombtivelibd "no by, t6 be followodthe `moment ser _. `y anathex-'loud.wa.il of the whistle, (`groaning nouhd from the crush- ' he In gimd the. ' , ' .w'th Z`. L..`~.`iT ~:..s.. c.-..,. ..e` `;`.`*'.+'.`:`?a`n'. .~.... ..,`- T 1.2.; Rx R ' ` IH\J- no \Jl.\.IJ JJIJJELV UIHJJ R\.l\.l' .'1'I ERR! thoo tot8lmooo.Ord left at 311: Aovxggu 3mao"-'w{11 6" tondud to. Ind lntormntlon wrllo mmum `F ed ' nunonroaulrlmz Mr. Fox-churvloan u thou): "_U - QUIVUIM IIIVU llllfliy, CF13-F115 " and than a `ray ofhopu canie. into her ace as she desctied the pur- l;|:`r nnainn nnnnn I-nnhnv nn nflnr menu. ; . On, on it ca:ne,.each moment drawing neg`: and. neuter, until, with a. glad cry,` Gertrude recognised the man who was coming to her rescue us the one who had been her, fellow-traveller" during the day, dud had jumped so recklessly from the In-ah` ' FY3111. ' Her cry caused the mad driver to glance bickward, and a. mocking laugh and bitter curse eommingled upon his lips as he del- cried that hardly fty yards separated the unusual . me may 0! W16 mm Qrlver uvurwpna 'pr`<>;;er authorities, and `escorted Gertrude gt in hotel await the father, 1`Il\-."i- In-.onI>1v 5n`nlnvnI\1Inl` in II` Hun I165. But with set teeth _and wil 1- eyes he urged on his iron horse, whistling loudly for the next station in night, while he hurl- ed with one hand a. few of the heaviest pieces of coal in the tender upon the track, in the hope of destroying` his pursuer. Vail: nn Mun? nwnnt hv tlm ntatinn like :1. 111 um nope 01 uuuruyrug nu purauur. Yet on they Jwept by the station like a ash, and there Gertrude diaoovered,drawn_ up on a switch to let them go by, the ex- press train that had` taken her to R--. and which had run on one {side as soon as they learned that a mad driver was behind ' them. in charge of a powerful engine. = Still away they ew, and nearer and nearer came the pursuer until the two engines were first together. ` Drop down behind the tender, cried. the ringmg voice of, Gerald Conway. The {rm-I-{nd air] heard the nnmmand `D0 ringing V0106 UI_ L`l'UI'alLl UUILWKI) . ' The terried girl heard the oommm uttered by`the young man, and, obediently Gertrude shrank down into the bottom of the engine, while the harsh laugh of the mad driver rang out, to 111' lethe next instant with the sharp reports 0 a revolver, as shot after shot was red, until half a An-an Inarlnn nuannnnam-1 I-m I-mun Hun-hid 88 anon anon` anon will nruu, uuuu unu It dozen leaden messenger: had been hurled after the madman, who, with a. low groan, sank down ' lifeless beside the girl, for a. bullet had pierced hisbrain. A-n innlmnt mnf and Gerald Cnnwav was DIIUOW I180 P1815080 nururaul. An instantmore and Gerald Conway was begide Gertrude, having clambered over the rear of the engine, and raising her, half dead with fxyight, he pgsid, gently-- T Them in nn (Inna-an nnw. Minn Masnn_ new mm u_'1gnI:, no _s;uu, genuyj- There 13 no danger now, M135 Mason, , for` I will soon ntbp our x_nnd speed." ; Tn n for mnmnhlin ha hm! hrmfohf thn ii'd"i1"6._ind'1'ifoi: V 31-ties roqnmng mg: 0 hadhlmnolt boenoo I0!` 1 wul soon Imp our umu apeeu. In a few moments he had brought the speed down, and in a short while ran quiet- I into the next station, where he handed ';body of the med driver over to`_the wiuinndr nuuthntinn, and mmnrfnd Gnrtrndn salary 01.1113 Cl5\lgW6l'o ` -A few hours more and President Mason anfived, overjoyed at greeting alive and safe his daughter. and most enthusiastic in the `guise "of her brave preserve:-. id: ltnlnn. 'M'r nnwam Int Ill nan me ruse OI net Druvu pruaurver. at (some, Mr. Conway, let us see about this poor madman, said President Mason", and together they sought the place where themnmac had been taken. (`ll-.unL `lI.....m..O :5 :1: Asia "Anna nn:l` Wnere WIIUJHIIIIIIU Ill 0% illvllo Great Heaven! it is Norris Moore,said Mason. ' V . You knew him, then?" asked Gerald. - Yes; we were boys together, once the beat of friends,and then rivals for the hand of Gertmdds mother. an _..... u... ......1. -.............I .....I `an L...- mu u1en- H18 prealuuulo Isulb um uuuguwx` minded their way homwsrds, after having xzeoeivod a gnomise from Gerald Oonwty to- v visit them In afew; weeks, for Mr. Maon learned from the young "man that he. v Imlhvinm-I innumu-I fnmihr in Nnw York. or uernruue s mower. _ A I was the most successful, and for year: I have not seen or heard of him. : `CV ... T19-`nun -J` -unnv , 11:. Innnhnn unin- L IIBVU HUI: BUUII UK IIUIITI. UL IIIIIJ. Y993 , I know all now, His reason was; unseated, and, beholding me once more. I and with me Gert:-ude, who is the image of her de'ad* mother, it drove him to seek a. terrible reveizge." The following day the maniac was buried, and than, thh nmninnt sirid. hiidnnchfnr D610 80. Lquxqou Iauguy In new turn, but, ving been rather wild while yet in; teens, had run away end gone to Cali * fornia -to seek his fo_1-tune, and, having found it, was returning to the, paternal; roof as 1 prodigal . son, in ; forgive- ness for_ the follies of his earlier. ears. E`:-no hm `hi: nu-nminn, .GM-nl nnwnv nu net xlunuuruuq gun uuxuuv. - . . * It `ya a pl1l_ 0~ love nztboh; through .lovo_I`h0.Qd. .an t .;h_ .,,l>" jvav:=. no two hspniet.V..heings*1.ivn-thalrgdo. - Hbf7|u1 : rverise has come; at last, `tter xnuny, many yearn. Ha. hi. hi; ! W1)? V `' ' Downs, _ vape lxunas. land :1: 7m hslf yearly. or ,7. yearly on good..| imhrnvnrl fAI'lnIl_ "'i'ii- "oi1'o'i"; ;11..y was and then. the president and. his daughter winded mir wnv hnmwmnrln. nftar hnvimr Illa" wameu Iroln vne young man units as- belb ed tqq good family in New York, Lisa L......'. kg.` nun nun:-v nun` nnnn On 1.1.1:, nor Drive presurvar,-_ I xeaung 01,1-vu.u auye - had spru up`, - w1uoh.,had'found 91900 In the` heart 0 the young mm at tints t." Kn nnnfnnn 'I'.hnf ha had Inv ht-Ir :Fd1'.`- he confessed that` he had lov from the moment he saw ner,va..n'd.,ha.'d -nnlu almanac} ` AI. 7 n_ ulmn. Ina : nadnnln `D6 1135?` OK `U18 XIII "BI? UNIV Helium ` V her [1983 I0: TIDE IOHIBI OI` I115 B_Il'1l8l'- 631'! True to ' promise, Gerald_y Conway sought the ome of the Mucus, and his visit extended over several weeks duration; for, between the beautiful Gertrude and ' her brave presorver; e feelingattnqe love had am-unnr nu`. which had.-"found nlnce in` moment nu-,va..n'd.,ha.'d `only stopped at: R--.-., when-, he suddenly rlicnnvm-ml from the nmnkinnunli-`l .ha.t'-he' `only awppeu IT: . n--., wnen; nu` uuquemy-_ discovered from the smoking`-c&!*~ih8t'~he nd-her fatherlud_"goto'thau. T` I !-. _unn' a nun: `lnvn Inn litimxhhr. :_ la.~ tulde.' = 13;, 4 93 1:9 w.sy s',1?i3 a,. 5."I}'!!P Bxrve! I , s*15isuxucidia';{ot beg: to nuke s-xioag ' -ofu ago-at `cc asvhi.;a.,g:.,g.,4,_..,,;A po` ulstidn af,Af1-iou iaesciimicaa ~ 1?909..40a99s000.A__ 2 I1 e5a%7liE'3s3uZ{L7lfi?&$*;3 ?volunVb\eorV-Intinel, wagoingmhu= " :0? iejnppt-on_n1,1'd. their cnmiogrx From ii moon` uni 2 `Ra ` 23855.3. `Inn A Northern Assurance U0. 0: uonuon. linxluuu. V Ca.pltal.$25.0m.000.` North of Sootlanti Canadian Mortgage Company (limited). $3.000.000 funds to loan. Maomrnr. ..-.B.0.S an * PEPiER om. .;s'..'3r. M I-n 92;@;umf co... _ _......e. . -ui-1-.1\1r\Vl"\V` . 11: n- `rd `u-aim A % *5.""*;':~`" ':.:.*.;":.2.-.. ,...,.*"*'='* ., __ ON yep`: W__ `i do hij`-exintono o_to-li _ng`..tI:' "tot Iunlnhnr-.-ndhni. in-n}nu:'tnlnn. ' uiriinf w . 9. mi % an wilt ache dsynnd goundimlgko` mm.-ea:-m; theinatives._v"o.ithlt !;ini9; but it to. slut 3! II. , Aoayslm. Wbilofridins our n th} :n...s..:3.;~ .r man L's..m.-..-..'. !"'!%-} _g;-LV9 ,, u- Pl-nil. '3 em . 4 . M . . , .. . .-.' 3;. . .4 -.. `V ;_`._ .,_ '35 db` ` '1 llU- UIIKILIU VH3 EUIIU Dy 3" gmh_:e-._1mz_1ec far behind. . % ;Sta on sfter Iitttion was thus passed, for 1 Jun fth stdn Ind `Hllhnd snnov thh wii-an` anon nag _. ` _ ' -Poor Gertrude` Itillibated where ...4... I ."..I an 1... mm; ....._...u;.... ;. ne gunned, 4 _ _ "_ 11,- Heaven, have mercy," criedrthe '1-ialitnhnd (1314 and than A 9117 nfhnnn IIIUU I161` HIGH B3 HIIU QUEUHUQ Ivllli PUT` engine commg rapxdly on aftelj '3 WIN lIl3l'l Wu henna and hi] fnnckimr wmvdn._ $40,000-SE1 35923393 I.'..a .1. '71/ I-mlf um :-Ixi, :1-' vdnrfvon mood. {V57 F_n.ucu'ongii1eerg are disc ' the ;o.tollnu_sbdn prsctiosb'x_1ity,o I . wayacrosa the- rt u;gia.b"huo. of`_8a1u__ - _ onepanbebuiltand 'dition of swamps. V not been saved in many sections, and it is ` appaling to think of the condition of the l _ Canada, will be able to materially -:-an " To the bucolic mind, [whose bent is the accumulation of a handsome sumfrom the ensuing harvest, crop reports from Europe prove more interesting than hair- splitting contentions overa constitutional uestion. even though the dismissal of a uebec Lieutenant-Governor may be there- in involved. - No better barometer t`ian the marketre `orts can be watched by our farIners,and t e steady rise of t'ie mercury, which they cannot fail to have recently observed, should place them in excellent` spirits. The advance" in the prices of `cereals indicates the failure of the crops`-in V Europe, whither Canada sends a large ' portion of its grain and produce. The ex- tent to which that disaster has prevailed -regulates the increased price, which our In-merwill receive for his wheat, always ' Rare-supposing that the promised abundant ` ' rvest in Ontario will not be seriously , injured by rain or any unforseen `catastro- , phe. As the United Kingdom affords the principal market for the surplus bread-stu's `of America and European countries, the , abundance or failure of its crops is of ;primary importance. Its cm s, according , {to the latest re , parts, have een almost entirely destroyed by unprecedented rain , `storms, which have reduced many of the leading agricultural countries to the can- The hay. harvest has at lands of Linconshire, which even in ordinary weather, need good drainage . facilities, and of the Vast extent of wheat crops destroyed in that section. But the same report of disaster and distress reaches us from every section. Another bad har- vest has lled the cup of sorrow which , English farmers,paying exorbitant rents to landlords, have -been compelled to, drink. Relief cannot, however, be obtained from continental nations, for they are in a position almost equally unfortunate. Large - wheat importations are usually received at ` English ports from Southern Russia and Poland. ut these will be materially reduc- by the ravages of beetles, which are prov- . mg even more destructive than the grass- hoppers of Manitoba. The crops of Spain are being eaten by a whole army of cater- - pillars, whose predilection is chifely for . maize crops, but also for vetches and many , kinds of vegetables. A similar post is ex- citing serious apprehensions in France,and although learned professors have prescrib- V edvarious antidotes, there appears to be . little hope of exterminating the insects,and in many sections dry stalks stand as a. melancholy. phantom of what should be a ne crop. The beetle has appeared in Rus- , sia-and in_Poland, and is extending its , ravages to Central Asia. . Europe, therefore, promise to be much be- The crops in low the average of past years. England will require increased breadstuffs from , abroad, and as Russia and Poland will not be able to contribute materially to supply the deciency, the aid of America will be necessary to feed the people of the Mother Country. Fortunately her greatest colony, contri- bute towards providing theadditional bread- , stuh required for British markets. This result. mnrnn annrl nrinnu tn nnr fnrmmvn Fru- edduring the present year, if not wholly. extinguished. The bountiful crops of `the- , Black Sea provinces are being destroyed smut-rr mosnors 'I=on_ 'l'l-ll FARMERS. 3511115 l'Uqllll'U|-I [UK Dl'lBl3Il UIIIITKGDS. [H13 result means good prices to our farmers for the abundant crops which they will doubt- less reap in harvest-time. The steady de- mand for Clanadian beef and other produce will also be maintained in the United Klng~ dom. This fact should engender a. feeling of pride and satisfaction at the prominent position the Dominion is SS1lll1ln,9, in the eyes of the Empire and of other nations, and lead our farmers to pntforth increased energy in the land cultivation and stock raising. It, moreover, cannot fail to pro- mote the immigration of English tenant fauners to our rich Ontario lands, and thus the vacancies created by young Canadians migrating to Manitoba and the N orth- West, to act as pioneers in that vast country, will be lled by tenant farmers from the Mother Country, who in their turn will reap ample returns from exporting their grain to feed their fellowmen in the old world.--Mail The Swedish explorer, Nordenskjold, concerning whose safety grave apprehen- sions were entertained, has been heard from. He has `solved the problem of the North-east passage from the Atlantic to Beh'ring s Strait. \ It will be remembered that in the sum- mer of last year Nordenskjold left Norway for the purpose of exploring _the northern coast of Asia and entering the Pacific through Behring's Strait. For several hun- dred years the world have been interested in the attempt to find a north-east passage from the Atlantic to the Pacic,` just as it "has been interested in the endeavor to reach the North Pole. Prof. Nordenskj old % appears to have made the passage with comparative ease. He sailed with two ves- sels-the Vega and the Lena-,-and, on the 7th of August, reached the mouth of the Yenesei; On the 21st rounded Cape Ohelpskin, the most nortlreastern point of Asia, and a week later reached the mouth of Lena River; Here the vessels separated --the Lena goingup the river and the Vega anina eastward toward the strait. `Mnr n. UII IUUII UI'LlUI.' ll|Uil5|ll'$- According to his own report, the com- ageous navigator made his way with toler- able facility, wintering in safety amid the rigors of an Arctic winter, and, when the enial warmth of early summer loosened e ice,nnfux-led the sails and proceeded on his urse of diecoye oeeuinl-_a'e Axct1o_nn;igntor. AIn'_1_)revio_ua yoyegeq he-glenionehjo ,-the practicability of !nllI9l`OlQ1`1'OiB.tll.)nB, between Europe and the Yeneseifand the Lane Rivers, and, l to -the practicability of navi- o11`5etal(1)ea"ni:th~east assag i -- 11 0.110 e 6 become thorolshly available 011)` com- Inercinlvopemtione between this country end'Oh1na=and. Japan mmeine to be deter- ` :'l`he.iect.th_.at a voyemn only 1_nnde.dnring the warnnveat r in not I vfevonble-.one. aR1usin,' `however, may i 3` ' =thediscov'ery'to important national ands. . , ` ' "~Prof.'NordenIk]olfiyl1as been very suc- . *nU D575! ghllllg, up UIIU l.`lYUl' HILL` CH8 7 Cg going. eastward toward the strait. For a. long time do tidings were received from the Vzga. ' It was even reported by a ves- relwhich arrived at San Francisco that a. {us-an` anon-u-snot` n `mo 1\n `|7'.,m vI1nn:nn- IBI WIHUII Iil"KlVU\.l ll \3l.|.lI 1'l'Ill\HUU Ialllill H vessel supposed to be the Vega was ice-_ hound forty miles north of East Cape. nnninmhin nrnifnmnnt wan .nwnlrnnnr7l KUKUJ I-IQIJUS IIULWALI, UL illo \JPUo Considerable excitement was nwakened in scientic and commercial circles. Expe- ditions were organized to search for Prof. Nordenalggld end. his companions. The Russian vernment was particularly ener- fgetic in this respect and had ordered an overland expedition from Yakhutak and set 'on foot other measures. `nan:-Jinn in I-n Anni: manna-5, I-kn l\r\II1"_ UIIFYIDUFBQ In 3119 IEIQIIIG Inf}. SOUWHOTH Stpta, and in from three to four years the will have atfained 5 nine to pen-gnbit a. fix 4pi_okin, long is 137 nun] improved farms. 7 F1!!! thousand teaiplants have beef: dilributaed `in the Middle and Southern fbl An!` ii: Canny Oak!-Eran #2` `Adv up-an. 5|.-- 1-us" N07311:-"A`s1' PASSAGE. Atholuaud teaiplantnf Hnpilanfnri ':n lnn Ilhlclln any! G....L|...`... No. 31 Who! COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS --On the 21st inst., the Council met. Present all the members. Co.n unnication from Clerk of County Jouncil stating that the levy for general county expenses is $2596.- 59, and for.Schools $576, for the current year. Petition of John \Va1ker and others, put off to next meeting. Messrs. McKin- nell and Ross reported having examined original allowance of road between lots 5 and 6 con. 9, find road in East half of con. cleared, and could easily be made passable. In centre of concession a jog of about forty rods and considerable portion of west half is standing busli,about 25 rods of cross-way would be required in opening up road. Find pi-esentstraveled road in said conces- sion as good as the ordinary travelled roads in said Township; recommended in the present state `of nances that no action be taken in the matter, and that the fences on original allowance of road.in east half of con. 9 be removed therefrom. Accounts pa.ssed:--Isaac Ross, cedar-for bridge on Ridge road con.6, $9. 20; Thomas Caldwell, cedar for culvert con. 3 and 4, $L.00 ; Henry Crawford, repair of scraper for line con. 4 and 5, 50c. : Rook &: Banner, re- pair of scrar for H. McKay, $4.00 ; John Woodrow, stone culvert, lot 1, con. 10 and 11," $12.00; ACIVANCE office, print- ing Overseers Lists, $5.25 ; Times & Eac- positor. advertisng Court of Revision, 2`) OR - Mr-a N Roll nn at-nnnnf. nf nalm-v PC3150)": &(.lV8l'l'cl3Ilg uuuru U1 LVUVISIUU, 82.96 ; Mrs. N. Bell, on account of salary 'l879-keeper of Town Hall, $10.00; Thos. J ory,Overseer, Town Line Oro and Vespra, (gravel) 3425; Hugh M. Clarke, meeting. with County Inspector to settle boundaries nf TT R R. R2 00. Wall \JUllllly JJISPI of U.S.S., $3.00. 3971 won nhznnd I u.o.n., qpo.w. $25 was placed in the hands of Mr. Addi- son to be laid out in behalf of the indigent families of Luther B2u'ber($15), and John Bribbel ($10). 'l`h`n nnm-_i1 nnnrrna terms formerlv Dunne: gun). The Cuuncil conrmed terms formerly agreed to with Neil Bell in regard to lease for pasture for the present sees a portion of Town Hall plot, 8 acres, $1.50 per acre, term to expire on 1st December next. Thu nlnrl: um: innh-nnf.ml fn nntifv Hm acre, KEITH U) 8Xpll'8 UK] 131': IJCCBIILIJUIS IIUILD. The Clerk was instructed to notify the Trustees of the several School Sections to send in to the Council not later than the ' 20th of August next, the amount required. by them respectively for school purposes for the current year, to be levied in confor- mity to the amended School Act. Thu nlmnl: uvnn insd-.r|1r\fp(l tn nnfv REPRESENTS Dominion Fire andsmarlue Insurance Co Cnpiul`._8l.tX)0.000. ' _. -_ - .. I,_S llby (:0 DUB ISIHUIIQCU. DUHUUI. Act. The Clerk was instructed to notify `Robert Gough on con. 1 Crossroad 10 and 11, old survey, Alex. Graham on Elcon. 4 Crossroad 20 and 21, and Robt. Grant EQI2 con. 7, on travelled Crossroad 10 and 11, to remove their fences from the allow- ance of road, Whether original or esta.b1isli- ed by By-law,'on or before the 15th of October -next, otherwise the Overseers of Highways in the respective divisions will be instructed to remove them at the ex- pense of the aforesaid parties. Grant: sum-n mnrln tn Hm fnlln\vinr7 PUIISU U1 ELLIS l1lUl'Uh'dl\.l 1.|i$l'|4lU3- Grants were made to the following divisions of roa.ds:--0n line can. 1 and 2 from lot 10 to 15, old survey; $7 .00; on line con. 1 and 2 from lot 35 to Town line, 31.0.00; on line con. 12 and 13 from lot one to 6, under control of Mr. McKinnell,S10.- 00. Adjourned to 25th August next at 10 o'clock 11.13 ' Last week the Triennial Council and Grand Lodge of Orangemen of British North America were in session at Ottawa. The Grand Lodge electel the following officers, and decided to hold the next meet- ing in Toronto:-Gra.nd Master and Save`- reign, H. Merl-ick,M.P. P.,Mer1-ickvill ;D. G. Master, W. J. Parkhill, M.PP., Rand- wick; Grand Chaplain. Rev. James Norris, Omemee; Grand Secretary, Thomas Keyes, Warden. St. Catharines; Grand Treasurer, Capt. Wm. Anderson,J. P.,Mountainview; Grand Lecturer, Eli Higgins, Alderman, St. Catharines ; Grand Director of Cere-M monies, Wm. White, Tweed; Deputy Grand Treasurer, E. F. Clark, Toronto; Deputy Grand Secretary, A. J. Vaningen, G.S.0.E.,Cobourg; Deputy Grand Lectur- ers, Dr. McCammon, 0. E., Kingston ; A. D. Bostwick. Quebec ; J as. Elliot, New Brunswick; Stewart Copoland,Nova Scotia; John Pritchard, O. W., Toronto; Murdoch McLeed, P. E .I. , Browning,Newfoundlancl; Wm_. Heeney, Manitoba, Winnipeg ; Deputy Grand Chaplains, Rev. Wm. M. Pattyson, No. 34, Norwood ; Rev. Dr. Smithett, 0.W.. Lindsay ; Rev. Mr .Doud- iet, Quebec, Montreal; Rev. W. W. Walsh, O.VV. Birr ; Rev, Wm. Percival, O. E., Milltown; Rev. D. Cascadden, Forest;Rev. Geo. H. Parker, Fredricton. "Fl-an "F:-innninl nnunn nf nrannnmnn run`- UBO. D. IISICKUK, l3l'ULlf}UUUllo The Triennial Council of Orangemen met in Oddfellows Hall. The following dele- gates were present:- Messrs Makenzie Bowel], Minister `of Customs, President- of the Council, and ex-G1-and Master of British North America; William Johnston, D G M, of Ireland; Hunt W Chambre, D G M, of Ireland; Rev. S.G. Potter, D D flu-ontl (`.1-mninin nF T|`.nalnnd- prnf 'I`hnu \J' L, U! .ll`Ull5ll\-l; .l\UV- 0.0 . KULLBY, U 1} II Grand Chaplain of England; Prof. Thos. Mncklin, Grand Secretary of Scotland; Col. D,M. Evans, of Philadelphia, U S; Capt. J no. _Fullerto`n, of New York; Henry Mer- rick, M P P,' Grand Master of British America; W. J. Parkhill, "M P. P,'Depnty Grand Master of British America; D. Mar- shall, Grand Master of Ontario East; Wm. J ohnson. Deputy Grand Master of Ontario IE-:l>,.`Dnv 1. . Nnrrin, G:-and Chanlnin nf posmon. The following oicers for the ensuing three years were elected:--Wm Johnston, D.G.M., of Ireland, President; H. Merrick, M PP., Grand Master of B.N.A., Vice- President;Richard Davis, Grand Secretary of England. Correspondin Secretary; Wil- iinm Johnson, Deputy rand Master of Ontario East, Recordin Secretary; Prof. Thomuacklin, Grand ecrotary of Scot- land, 'l`reuurer; Rev. 8. G. Potter, Grand l-mnhin n6 Enalnnd, (lhnnluin. Thn Vina. donnson, ueputay Lrruuu nlaswl.` ux Uuuurlo Ea.st;'Rey4 J_as. Norris, Grand Chaplain of British America; 09. 1:. John Woodward, Grand Master of Que cc; Dr. J. W. Wells, Deputy Grand Master of Quebec;Francis Clemow, County Master of Carleton; J. M. Wilson. Grand Master, New "Brunswick; J. IA'.....1nu-ya Qnnn Nrnnl-nr Wnvn ' Qt-nh'n Meaaows, urauu unuuyux`, nuns uuuuu. '. Delegates were present from Great Britain, Ireland, United States, and Can- ada.;the latter`: representation was fourteen. Mp Rm:mII`n farm as President of the aua.;tne muer I representation: wuswutwcu. Mr. ' Bowe1l`s term as President of the Council having expired, he resigned with- out entering agpin into competition for the position. Tim fnnnwim: oicers ensuimz WALTER {Ii KEl.TNG,. AT ` Q - , alto} Ohiil wuson. unmu 1&3LUl`, new Druuawnuzs; u. lMea.dows, Grand Master, Nova` Scotin. hnlnngl-nu wnra n1-mmnf. from Great Lana, 1reuurer;u.ev. B. u. ruuwr, uruuu Chaplain of England, Ohaplain. The Vice- Proaidents from other countries are yet to be olected. A; 4.1.- ........u..... .: Ll... nun; 111...}. m...... c J De BLGCISBQ. At the meeting of the Grand Black Chap- ter of British North America the following oiceri were elected:-Gra.nd Mantel-,E T Scott; De uty Grand Ma.sters,T.W.Kenny, D. Gollog n,E.H Whitman-sh,E.Bottere1l, J.'1`. Woodward. W.Pa.1-khill M.PP., John Kelly, James Baird, J. Boyce,John Mc- ahe , John McKenna., Thomas Keys, . iblock.Jan. Brownlee;Gra._nd Cha. lam, Rev. A.Dawnon; Deputy Grand Ohap ins, Reva. jHngh _3ooper, 0. A. Doudiet, A. ' Sengon, Johfgyvrgt, G. 8. White ; Grand - ;R3s18iral'_ . , L .A .' ones; t _Gx-ma.` %31?"i{i'clc"JH %'bi' GJ' 1 7im""-"'5! E: n;.et?-.|1-'J.`."':1..`-.l1.a. 1 Lt. ti-JN eabitt,Jas. Not-ris;Grand Treasurer} John Dawson; Gran Leottirern, Wm. Denison, J. T. Hannum, Wm. Roberts, V.Wm. Hengy; Grand Censor, Wxq- Oairnes; D9p;uty~,G1-snd._Oensors, J`. Baker, G. H. ` `I-1%-l1|0"O1`,l'n"A`-Bl'l.dl'I.V.\. Rw`estegR.4 E. Botterell, Jr; Deput Grand Treasurer, \ jGI" vu,M'.D.`,0spt, Grshlunz Grind Shack` " ., oRANcaM_u:`T_a_E:Bu_NcIL [$2.00 IF NOTIN ADVANCE. B.Ussu s expenses in thelate war pretty serious imiderao, wan. taken into aoconizt hgr victory. war lasted from April 12, 1377 to 4, 1878, -322 days. Excltisive oithjy required to take the troops homb, stated that the war expenses unonn $600,000,000. IHIEVIBE 1NGlsNUn`_x.-cul.ue uneven, who` Emsnifetsed. remarkable` ingeimity, have `lately been can ht in the `Crimea. Thaw nnnrntn tYII_1i? A in lfney operusrunusz "&"'~IIIzI'IrwlI tuvxeu. Ill. an empty tx-u1_1khy -mate_s ;the trunk was sent to the railwizyi depot as th; bag~ age: of a-passenger an put in _ e e Eur; out of his mate's, who olaimed`thegK@- gage, took passage in the same train to: the next station; as soon os`everyv.h,ing was _ quiet in the` baggage can th`e-_fthirf in Ihe trunk openezl it `-1.91 cxawle n. : - - sucked the rest oi the b.-_,,_; . V his own trunk such val Ls. .. 1. .. . ; were available ; then he c1`.nwle.. muk lu- the trunk and locked himself 1.: and u.. reaching the next station ms mate toos oil` the trunk as his baggagagand they prone` cl- ed to secure their plunder. Th- gang of Russian thieves who concocted thisscheme managed to carry it on successfully for some time; but at last. on the occasion of one adventure, the thief in the trunk took in with him such an amount of stolen goods that the trunk burst open at an unfortunate moment. The method of operation was discovered and the thieves were brought to the bar. ' ATSON 0. 0111:, A LOAN, I.Aun,TAIIn Insumlci Acilr. DWDR Io`.Il!N"I`Q vv uv . vu-nu. ovzu `lately l;r'i;1-L-the`w?(3;i;e: They operate f.!ii1i:"'A ! F fii"1bck'eB.` in nn nmntv trunk bv hil mates :the trunk Wanna I1` "NEVER Ru1~'s.--In Peru, South America, rain is unknown. The `coast of Peru is within the region of per- petual eouthezist trade-winds, and though the Peruvian shores are on the verge of the great southeast boiler, yet. it never rains there. The reason is plain. The southeast trade-winds in the Atlantic Ocean first strike the water on the coast of Africa. Tra.ve1ling to the north west, they blow obliquely across the ocean until they 1-nnr-11 Han r-nmxf. nf Rrnzil RV this Hrnn UIUW UUIHIUUIJ U-UFUHS DILU UUUHII Lllllall. Dl1U_y reach the coast of Brazil. By this time they are laden with vapor, which they con- tinue to bear along across the continent, depositing as they go, and supplying with it the sources of the Rio de la Plato. and the `southern tributaries of the Amazon. Finally they reach the snow-capped Andes; here is wrung from them the last particle of moisture that a very low temperature can attract. ' Reaching the summit of that region, they now tumble down as cold and dry winds on `the Pacic slope beyond. Meeting with no evaporating surface, and no temperature colder than that to which they were subjected on the mountain tops, they reach the ocean. Thus we see the tops of the Andes become the reservoir from which are supplied the rivers of Chili and Peru. LUMBER FROM Srmnv.-Mr. S. H. Ham- ilton, of Bushnell, 111., has discovered a process for making hard wood lumber out of `common straw,with all the e'ects of pol- ish and nish which is obtainable on the hardest of black walnut and mahogany, at as little cost as clear pine lumber can be manufactured for. The process of manu- facture as explained by Mr. Hamilton is as follows: Ordinary straw board, such as is manufactured at any paper-mill, is used for the purpose. As many sheets are taken as arorequired to `make the thickness of lumber desired. These sheets are passed through afchemical solution,which thorough- ly softens up the ber and completely saturates it. The whole is then pressed through a_ succession of rollers, dried and hardened during the passage, as olished, and comes out of the other en of the machine hard, dry lumber, ready for use. It is claimed that the chemical properties hardening in the ber entirely prevent water soaking, and render the lumber com- bustible only. in very hot re. The harden- ed fmish on the outside" also makes it inr- pervious to water. The samples exhibited couldhardl y be told from hard wood lumber. and in sawing it the difference could not be detected. It is susceptible of a very high polish, and samples of imitation of marble, malmgany, etc., were shown,which might deceive the most experienced eye. Not only does Mr. Hamilton claim a sub- stitute for lumber in sash,doors and blinds, and nishing stuff, but also as a substitute for black-walnut and other woods in the manufacture of all kinds of ne furniture, cofns,etc.,and also an excellent substitute for marble-top. tables, mantle-pieces, etc. He claims that it will not warp in _tho least. --Farmer's M'aga:inc. ORIGIN or Pr.moL1-:U.\r.--This is one of the questions that has long agitated the scientic world, and upon the answer to it more depends than seems to at first sight. If we know its source we can fairly deter ,mine as to the nature and extent of the supplies, and as to where to look for the-H1. The Scientic American says: `.`Some ha\'c thought that the oils have been produced by a slow distillation during the process of coal formation. A fatal objection,.howe-ver. to this theory is found in the fact thrt Great Brita.in,which has immense coal-buds. contains nothing of the kind, though sup- posed traces have been fonnd here and there. The siluri_an and devonian rocks, which contain the sources of most of the oil-wells now in existence, have great quantities of fossil remains, and this has suggested the theory that the oils have resulted from their decomposition . Prof. Mendeljcff thinks that on the first formation of the earth vast reservoirs of in- organic iron and carbon existed in the in- terior of the globe. ' These were reached by the water condensing on the newly-form- ed land and percolating beneath its surface. The heat decomposed the water into its component parts, oxy en and hydrogen,the rst forming with t 10 iron oxide of iron. L1... `all.-- -'-JLL LL- -__L-_. _.-A__l_..__ __.1 UIPULIUIID Path! ULygU!l uuu. Ilylll'UgUlI,LIlU first the iron. the latter with the carbon petroleum and other hydro-carbons. If this theory be the correct one, there still exist in the centre of the earth reservoirs of petroleum that are to the sources as yet known as the ocean is to the spring, whose waters finally nd u. resting-place in . its bosom. Dr. T. Sten'y Hunt, of Massachusetts, propounded in 186] a. theory to which he still adheres. He thinks that many of the animated beings of early ages were half vegetable, half animal, and that the decqn- osition of their tissues roduced whstie nown as mineral oil. ertain magnetic oliferous limestones have been found to contain 41 per cent. of their bulk of petro- leum. A square mile of these thirty-ve feet thick would yield nearly 8,000,000 . barrels, and ssthe area. of these rocks is very great, they may contain supplies cal- culated to lust an indenite period of time. The subject is one well worthy the atten- ion of all interested in oil-wells. . nu iuuius LIAJHS usYs.-'i.'nere ha! been continual rejoicing among the alicted since the first introduction of Arnica and Oil Lini- ment. Not only is it a sovereign bslssin for the superficial hurts and external disesses of Hoises, Cows, Oxon, Sheep, snd` household usdi-upeds, but also for Stiff Joints, Oninps, uscnlar Contractions, Frost Bites, Whit- lows, Burns, Scalds, and other painful con- diticns of the esh, tendons and in ments, to which human beings in-elisbl few sp- glfcations, if taken in season, will save you ysof siiffei-ing and psin, as well as the de- lsy caused by ne ect. _ Dvsrnrsu is t e prevailing complaint of A civilized life, and assumes a. vsrie of forms. It leads, if unchecked`, to serious ' rdsi-i and untold snering. People very fnqnently ex- periences feeling of o presion And distress after eating even s ligh niesl-a sure indica- ti thstth to ii '.to` th o(i))1 $1 Tnuavmn INm:NU1:nr.-Some thiefes, .1... ....`...::.+....1 mmgilmhla` inmniiI~.v_ neglected, aoon derangcs the whole train of digestien; they follow Sour Stonnchs, Sick Eegdaohe, I_h11oune.u,.Jnundip:e, Liver Com- ...--vvw" yv,---.v-v ---~~-v -v --~- -, _ '- 011105 and Residence . ' ' - COR. - B1 YFIELD '6` _ WELLING TOM S :3. :-\.__._:_~ -::.L. 0.: `IOHII. qoxoogux gt:-xqct health. Price, 25 cents- ,xbl;`dP Pnnvmmox` 15 13 *rn41APbv1fnopOung.?", I. .. aw No_Monnv Dun: DAYs.-There liu b_e:1 ontinual. reioicinsz amomz the nlicted ninm I 21-tg ours in :4 sun `\roQ' -.V_ -_ . "V. FARMERS, DO YOU WANT M0- ...-1 to no. call on W. Cmddbok, Ros;-pt.. IOHN HOBLEY, ACCOUNTANT, .v.II...+m- nf nmm: Nata: Book Aodonnte. IAIAU. ll It. r. `rt-:pu1_n_. -L'A-uvI_u'-u;vu ENNOX J LENNOX, BAR_IS- A ten. Attorneys-at-1a.w,B'o1loluorai n Ohuhoery. 8:0. Olce ubove Post Oloe. Ono: tract. Hsughtn_n'L_o_nn uvur uuac-uauu -, .. .Bnrrlo'. Fehy. 3rd. 1819. u n- v. a.:-.-.-an IOSEPH ROGERS _ 0ONVEYAN- .... u.........:..:m.m- in ommn n Ranch. `Auc- 4455;.-v w-w-u v.__ W 0! the Lntest Styles. and Pgioen to suit the times. Come and no `no. -We keep none - . ; but the % V v _. & auza;1rn m_.':a.p_.z. f,'3f'$jQ'.>7iBl1IltraI_|pl btxjtl. _.` " "' B. SIMMONS. '[b'f1N MACKAY, COMMISSION- urn nnnvnvnnnnr, `lunar of MAIHIRO V` l'0SEPH SWAN} ' AUCTIONEER n-O1-in l`.nnnI'.v nf Rhianna Tfll mason-' .|.luuvuuuun.uw-an V...`-.v ,7 ____., ' ` _- .:"'-V `R; J. L. G. McCARTHY-OFFICE -...I o..m.-ma on thn Went nldh of John R. R. J.` ZIMMERMAN, DEN-. mtqm nan-I. nntm-in nmdnnt of Phil `L EXANDER` STEE N, CONVEY- A uni:-.n~ llannrnl A want, Insurances )3- 0.; -H. BOSANKO, 13E,N'rIs'1i t.:....m `n... nun Ilirtrnntlncr l`eoth' ilwmfl Oi UDIAKIL DVV AL`. n.\J\J.LI._\JJ.1.I.'a.I:aJ.v tor the County or Simooe; Terms, reason-' 9.` Once at my store. Craighurst. (My 1 V 4_u:.JiJl.\ u. 1.3- - NEY-AT-LAW. S Lonvdnnoor. gmojnoy 1 Street. Ponotanguithene mo. 3. FORD LICENSED Am; I I 'l'I!\\YI!I|D Inn LI.` an-on -0 Giovanna (I-n: FOR THE WAT IICEIAEL J. `DOYLE, A'1'1`0R_ .94.. nllnltjir. (hnvamnear. `me. 855.; -. "ONEY TO LEND ON , REAL| E hero 1.1_.+.mnt modemh interest. Sc can be V"T'r:n:1r.;&'r-nAw.si1i:1ftoL1nchxia " sud nvoymoer. gnonoy to non` Omoo-; sm- ' '.D.B1;;I,_u9uJ.1I: _.u.va.uu.--..-. u . not. Penotanmd`abene.' ' `` dutlbntorthoiu u!p:'1l:fBu:::nd Lu-der " * -- , :_ t.:Goodstabl_lng&nd , A.B.A1_)]NHURS I`, BARRISTER .. n vohoutlo-. $5 or zuosta com ea , M;gomyL3uog_gg__m Qhiy_po_u9!. ghOInonnd_t_toxB Few doors was or DSLEY '8 K_ING. Publisher! ' ana'1{l_oprIewn_ -7 Lung .Aov:II1*IuIun a-rs` 1 V i-'i:.3 q 1: 0 RGE S s o`c_ 1F_iI:"'1: Y. J [U I"tib.l!_IY`TEDAA71-"'I`H`]i,: BAR- % _,a;~}l|AT% a; `fllll IS. U.-_ `I1. DUDALVILU, *y.n:4_u.-_.u.u. Liquldaas Extraetln `Teeth hlwayi oi; :1; ms bothpleasang an to; Olcaovdr nun. Ilnnlt mm: nnmvla. Ont. .' u;'.l'I`A'.I.'I1 X 3 A U U 1, l?IA1V1\l,I;_._LL'ALI}J I And Atwrneyi. Solicitors in Cguiiifery. No- taries Public. Oqnvoyan Barrie; Co; Slmodu. Ont. Omen over Bank of oronto. _ = M EDilL ;AN 9 \ MONEY 1'0 LQEE. |;AIsnrance-(3-01 London. England. _mm.ooo.` . ~~ 11V Uun ..1-LVLJD run A investment on trhold snnd for oent.. dependant the nlnad. o nrinolml money requlpgd AUOTIONEERu -iN8URANOE. '\l\J\l\f\l\J\/NIX/NI` ENHURST, BARRIS'l.`E .. g::I::,1v`=`|11vg1o1 ""Bol1oito`r in Chico '.`Oonvo - `E - om _ _ kc:-ot..on %-;-South or phygse my . _ _ -5;--n nu -u- ivt , IN OUR HANDS 5'53! Invnnfrnntif. nh W. THOMSON &`C0., Opposite Post Oice, Barrie tarlel Pubuo. Oqnvoyan name; over _ -T-1:0 Ragnlr Meeting of the above Society will be held in the Good 'I`n-amigos nn- Asian 1'`. WI. 00 I19! In VIIO U006 Templqrl . Hall", over VC. Harrison : `St ore, o n `WEDNESDAY, August - 6th, 1879, gt.-8 p m. `u. H. lnnmsou, nmvntsn ` ._ 61533 T ' stock of HITS and CAPS A - .- ,,.1u__.u__ ! DENTAL; eat of UDIML 1.; D _" .3..|.\g 1JL.I..uJ..|: .L' \JJ' 4.1;;-4 5th Divlnion Court, County of Simcoe. Oailoe atmystore. Cnighurs 46-ly LOMMEROIAL ;Ho'mL AND 1..;'**:~i** 5 : ;:"E.".1.`-:".r . `w':ml'`.'?lfl`0m Igorthem Depo{.' J.nA_ . * cam Manner. - H . 3-ly ` - Ann1n .l'.uLJ.V 1.1.1 I: Lu..L.uu.--unu. . BALL. Carggtanltler an Builder and Manufac- turer of Doors. es, Blinds, ; ouldingu Sac. Pxaugng of am kind: donedpromptly and underac- to;-lly_.___1j`__act.ory. Bayel Street. Barrie. . _._.---A. . -i'I\`I'IT A 1`\'I`\!`I A 'r\r1'I"I"I' L Attornp 3566-`La`w',"Sollcitao1-3 i Chlitloo ' kc. (.fnoe---Bun! OUNT. 4; LOUN-1', BA~Rf2Is'1_im_cs, , .. I on street. Bun-lo. Successors tho late arm of Boulmn, Igount, Boys 8: Sybwarto W. Lonnt, Q.O._ '.G.gW. Lo_mt. . _ , _UunLDLU1un1v IIQLILVLIWKILV, .ll.L'J' POSITOR ot the Bum-!o,Bra.nch Bible Society, Dunlop Street. 1.. Dan .Ll..LV\l , u.I.uauu_.x, vuu;.\ .L J. I ' Sinlooe, 'will be at his Office at the Court" -'Houaa.`Bu'rle. every Saturday. Resldpnoe and P.0.. Cookntown. ._._._-__.- WELUNGNN`; HOTEL, (R E- m;;;.{ .a!.': ?f`1'i%'?`2Pm::`m'3?`q`%`13 16 but-nu ---' v-----v.- - ..-_-. JOSHUA OLARKSOIE Proprleter. Corner (ELARKSON Hn, BARRIE:; .t_ 'e'Abvmol: 0!oe.' ` wqteblhhment 1: well ii Muloester and Dunn)` treats. and opposite le. This oommodious u ,andwm com re Iglgvoux-ably with any Mule o the kind No or otonto. Good accommodation for Commercial 't!Iv`elle:-3. The beat at ethbllng attached, attend- '_ Ea b obuxlng and experienced hostlen. stages _ fe. uhbuee any on the arrival of the up in. Bar well supplied with the beat of liquor: V in ohm-n. &l.U.llllJ,.Dl.\:A.l., U. 12., J.l.U\lVn Band sum: 1- Valustox-and Draughtsmun. A ` In for the B lid: Mortgage Loan Company or , uo. Farm. Townun 1llagePropert for . Jlono to Lend on any terms. 0 ca- Onurlo Bloc . Dunlap Street. Barrie. 52-ly DAi ~ TECTS. ~ .'.l.'oro:n.to and Barrie. 56 King-St. East. ` Old P. 0. Building. FRANK DARLING. `ROBERT EDWARDS. UDJ.` rn J'.\vU\.I'u1\.u), uu.1.n.|: Laun- STABLE. County of Slmooe. O1oe-Pollce Court, Bu-rle. , JOSEPH swan. BAILIFF OF THE , l\:1hu\AtnVSfA'Il'_ Crnimhurst. 46-lv Anntn IUULVULNL, J'J.L\\JLL\l'J In %m:IaER W2R.2:.*~aH~ %%WREY-BM.':n- . 1'0 8V0 '6 0110 ll 08 0 SIB .8a'w . ax-u'Mu1. |Sgnl.ngle, Intfnani wood! wot Machinery. - ~ ' M06111 Unlverau nuonweu. nunuuurx .00 or P dons and Surgeons. 0nt.. Resld --!n 2:]: of Commerce Buildings over `$1 Sanders` Jewelle Store, and two doors e the " Bqrrle Ho " Dunlap Street, Barrie. _ .$mrer otallggyvuewrlg: . w Mm. W0!` Machinery. I \ I \IuJ.` ULIHJJIJRLVJJL, IL\J\J|JL`l, : Sign; and Ornamental Painter. Paper Heng- `ing `8;c.,done in the best style of the art and xeheen. Perfect aatistectlon guaranteed. Corner `ii:g"a',c?.:'4i?>noi1i"th6'best 1:116 aid xcheo. . ranteed. of Jo n and Ross-sts., and s lttle west of -Barrie Found;-1.. 40-ly _ 11.11 E1` Uni) LILUHLDULV, \/J. v :.u nu- ; , GINEER, Provinclnl land Surveyor Archi- tect. kc. Over Canon : store. `opposite tho -Queen`: Hotel. . _ III " LLI. V .I`J.l.\v.l |U.I.LLlJ.ll1llO." .I..lI.J2 :-the Corner 0 Collier and Beyeld Streets B&rrle., where Horses and Vehicles. Double an Single Rims. and all reaulsltes of at-st.-oln.ss Livery LEALUVUUID L-I LIL`?-Fl-\/2&4 JJL'l' gentleme.n._ having ; vain every advertised remed , has discovered a 5 pie means of self-cure. e will be, happy to ; forward the particulars to suerer on recei t l mature enveloDe.-Address . ' 'I.I`J JHLVCIJKQLL IJLLZV I-LVVJ -I.Q.&U' 1C`)dp%)eltetheBarrie door D. A. 0 Having secured theeervloee or a.- first-class workman. , none need so sway without their work being !; done. The greatest otcaretaken and everything. : as usual. perfectly clean. Razors concav d or gronndtoorder. LW. BLADEN. 3o-ly \ 5 e ` u Powrmt. or and donor m uous or an - kinds.nnd G:-ey,a.nd ; Finishing kinds. 3 Drinks and Plasterers Hair. 011109 and Store- : goose at the` Northern R.sllws{`hSwitoh. foot of ' ohnstroet nest the do 0 bond at this ;IJhn 'ls_btfothnntha.to an other kind.-and n the` -superior. O`loe-Cf):-ner of John and ? Elisabeth-sts toot. Ova: Queen`: Hotel. choc. Pox-rooz aa.usta : Found:-1.. lUD.|1i.l'l'I. I&Uu'I.`Al.\3 uuu v Jl.l.aQL\' C . cor, commissioner in Queen : Bench. `Ano- tlonocr. Appraiser. and Commission Agent. for thc sale of llouscs. Lands. Farm Smck.HouIc- hold Furniture. Goods, Wares, 630. Also for the collection of Itents.Notcs and Accounts. gotlce - llcccourt. Barrio. ,