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,_ ~ `i\iz"I's1*wAnn. `Ho! T/" > . is T . ` . -. rm:_'r:`bn or xxxgurxox 'I_'o mxxromp ---u- -1 _ uuuiox goou. uuuuuzsu auuuy. I. Emn1a,"a farmer : Ion, of Shanty lav urgu UXPIFIUIIIX Ill UHF IIHTUWHIU Hull -Mr J no. Nolan, hotel clerk. Mr. Alex. Hume, an Oro farmer`. Mr. Wm. O'Neill, dry goods clerk. Mr. '1`. Arthur, In of an Oro farm: Mr. 0. Graham, n`nOro fax-mer n IO Mr. J. 0. Muonab, a Dunlap-st. clot LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. . N m_. U 4.1 Il.l_l, ury guuuu uwns. . Arthur, non farmer. . Ion. . O_. clothiox-'. nannm MARllT8. ` April 213:, 1531. '1 M G 1 10 xxx-.\A....-....~.... - wenbma sens SALE. 1;ULLE'J3IN. PEPLER-BERNARD NEW ' Al)VI;RTISEMEbT5_f. . , . ' BOAT AHOY 1 .~.-.-_ -._v...-- .-.u., I remain, yours, &c., 24.1. or u4Y.bUiiEA's Bnmum. gmn IN PRIZFS_:9nn :. n-I . ., -._ ` - -~ r-, ~__..u.u an] s IN PRIZES-S2ooin_Go1da 3;`.Z;1"3ss1:f's.. ="'13?."';>..-'3i`."' ._"".'3*1 uuuse mm mm. `terms very reasonable Apply to MRS. JOHN BELL, Dunlap Street, easy, Barrio; or to J. SJBELL. 60 Princess- st., Toronto. .n,__2 an . /I ..'.-. --- I gaasuau A `I450 ~'LLJJIl' \)\lI.|I.Il4III-I5 I U ` Iotel, comprising part at lot 7. con. 14, Innisl, on the east side of the Essa road, about 60 acres cleared and in a nod stste of cultivation. [The Ionl is of air quality. There are no building: on the property. The land will be :_old eta reasonable figure. It in qxnte convenient to Barrie, being on the out- skirts of Allsndale village. F or particulars` apply` to , -' ' FRANCIS CLINIC, } ' . Allandale PA). Allendale, Jan. 4, 1881. 1-6010 THAT ;33fB5t-7s." GRAND INTE'R.NATIONAL ,oymn?$me: t:'}z:;E1ti'[ A'b "1 . `TOWN `OF; BARBIE T t 08 -TH} i -;;.LIuA L`\IJ.In DJLD "` UUH 15.113" ING 100 acres, and being composed of the North Half of Lot No. 13, Concession 8. Township of Innial, County of Himcoe, about 50 ac:es of which are under cultwntion. Th farm in well fenced, and has on it a frame house and burn. Terms` reasonable ADDIV JUPIN HF.LT., Ihvnlnn Rlu-out UUKTM P;3czv1.8 .--Part Lot 1, Con. l4, Voupm, 170 sores. H yuan. 4.-.3. W. "3 Lot 29. Con. 2, mm ._`P;ncI:'. 5.-`-13. Q Lot.26, Con. 2, Tiny. mum. 6.--.Lot 53, Con. A, ny, 40 acres. `P9061! 8 to 8. inclusive, sro wild lands, and are timber-ed with valuable _wood of vari- ous kinds. v_Thoy oer a. splendid inducemgng for specnlatton. The farm 1,!-nd: are also ye,- ln. . progerties and well worth inventiniigri (1081 For terms, which will be liberal and 31-. ranged to suit purchasers, apply to the BAll_BXl Bianca or was Bus or Coummcx, or`to Mcmntnt. Bonk Pzrum, Barrie T Barrio. March 16 I880. _ )2 g mums and vmes mu succeed. Handy for milk farm. ` Hud road the year round. Nicegwlac for select burying grbund. JOHN QUI N,- Suunidalo Road. 13 t! Imms ;: f Tgieffqlkivihg Propu-ties twof- or or e :-- . If nay?! nit` Iwovsn nun ovum. PARCII. 1.--rl: ;.rt of Lot 9, Con. 6, Muhnur,` qbont 180 urea, 140 of which are cleared, `and the balance good hardwood bush. There Ire on the premises Dwelling House and good IKE FOR SALE--AL30 SAW VMILL (mnley) to lease for a, term of years. Would exchange for good town or; farm property. T. A. HAUGH'[`I)N. Chnrc- 1 hill, or Lnnox & Lennox, Ban w Got! 3 4-. you zu and 21. Veapm, just outside the Barrie limits. All good land ; 15 acre: Hardwood Bush and Brick Clay. Will sell some by thoacre for Building Lots. Pears, Plums and Vines will succeed. Handy road the venr rnnmI_ W .I.1Ja.v >4-Il.\JL\ L11 l.'\Il.\4 I I I years will buy House and Lot on Macdonald-at. ' Dlt. OROOKSHANK. 19 9.... .wmqovi.-1:vspn. on the 13%); am, the mid _of Ms. Onuuwnmnovx. at 3 Ion: HUNTER.-At Oollingwood on Friday. tho L Istlum, the win of Mn. 11.0. mum, of A tlinahtnvu ' ..--- Thie is an of great works and wonderful .invontiona.- team, electricity, water, air, all are made to serve man, `but unqueationably the greatest inventions are those which pre- qerve men : heth and prolong his life, and among the" grentest of these is Dr. King : New Diswvor for Consumption. It: effects are truly won erful and hundreds are happy to `day, who once looked forward to an early guve. For Coughs, Golda. Bronchitis. AI- thma. loll of voice. Hay Fever, Hoaraneci. Group, or any affection whatever of the Thront, Chest or Lungs, Dr. King : New Discovery will p:m't:`Be`ly cure. We can cheat- -fully recommend it to all. and can nnhoui-` tatin ly say it is the on! sure cure for Thtont and ung Aeotions. rial bottle ten cents ; rgefular size $l. For sale by VV. .0. McClenn, rno; ' v. v w uuu It ugnc nouaewon: 111 a tuna family. Apply at THIS OFFICE. 16- -..-...__..... u.:.x_z-Quu.'4 JJUIJL 1-0 JJUDL, \.'J.\ Saturday the 16th inst., between Craig- nurst and Barrie, a bank cheque for 828.16 mnde by D. A. Cooper, payable to self or. bcat-er. The publxc nre cautioned agninst ne- gotiatin the same as payment has been utop- pe(L J SEPH SVVAN. I (`.1-aiahnrnt Ann} I014: 129] lR_,`N>. n 40. WILL BUY A NICE }` Acre Lot on Owen Street, Bu-via Apply to DR. CROOKISHAN K. 12-8t-pd. OR`SALE.--10O ACRES N. W} Lot: ?0_and 21, Vea1_m, jt_1st_9ntsido `L. D-__;- 1___.;_ an DI;- I:l.`-(-).:I'n Barrie oi; the 16th: mm, the wife of Mn. R. A. Du'no_z_~' of I daughter. BAILEY.-In Barrio. on thq 20th Inst, tho wifq of Mr. J BAILEY, V.S.,ot twin: (boys). nnnnlnn GA'1`HELS--LIT'l`LEHA'LES.-`At Barrie on ' `Inn `Chin `wish at Okn Il`l`IIl\n`l\` [kn hi-;An Untunuu.--us J. I. uI'4nu.4nD.--At: [mum on the 191:}: int, at the residencaof the bride's `father, by the `Rev. In Smith, Mn. Donn Lama Onaxu, of Medina.N. Y., to Many, eldest daughter of Mn. W. .LI l'l`l.El1AI.B8, of Bllflier '4 \ GR.!GG-LETA`NVILLE.--At the Metho- dist Psrson o, Barrie, on the 20th inat.. by the Rev. J. . Laird, Mn. Jun: Gnxoa of giny, to MISS MAEYJANI Lruxvxnnz of sy. 'MILLMAN-BUTLER. -At All Saints; h|.n...Iy. mamas- AI! 4l..ns)nu. :...L I... 6|... ~ 7. hil" !l|I8'lI8IIi,Init.y,`t"l;"A|:.Vt}1"o{-;woi:k" of ' ~ . P9!;Il'y,_>-;w M % "6ontr_ o'ction on the will be jdintaly proceeded with, and Lthat among the rehdutiee which Mi-.McCarthy will ' doom as devolving {upon him. when the canal isropen for trao will he to tend his considerate, oompnssionate friend a. cotnpimentary season ticket, good for . two trips 1:. month. MLUIAJILHLV -`DU LLB. - AU All Dlllil Church, Toronto, on the`20th inet., by the Rev. `Arthur Baldwin, W H. Mn.ua.ur, Woodatock, 0nt.,Canadn. to Evuvzt J ouc- - tn. daughter of the late Henry Butler, of Dublin, Ireland. PIVPLER-~BERNARD.-Tueade . 19th of April, at St. Georgie Church, oronfo, by the Rev. 1. Czyley, eseintedhy the Rev. Oman Morgan, Fxuxcu E. P. Pxrux. of Bertie, Bsrriater-at-Law, and Dam Bl_n-` zunu, eldest daughter of the lute Bichnrd B. Berusrd; Esq.` Barrister-at-Law, and nten.dnnahmr of l) Altnn Mnnrthv. Esa . ' reuonub TB: DEATH-RATE `Ur our country is get! `ting to be fenrfully alarming, the average of life bein% lessened every year. without any e cause, death resulting generally from the most'innign_icant origin. _At this season of the year, especially, 5 cold is such 2. common thing that in the hurry of every day life welre apt to overlook the dangers attending it and often nd too late, that 3 feveror Lung trouble has already set in.. Thousands loentheir lives in" this way every winter, while had Boxc/zen : -German Syrup been taken, a. cure would have resulted, and its wonder I. large bill from a. Doctor been avoided. For all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, Bmlze '3 Germ n Syrup has pi-oven iteelf to be the greatest discovery of its kind in medicine. Every Dru gist in this county will tell you of gal effect. Over` 95 `.000 bottles sold last year without a single failure lznolwn. _ 6_ y MAN'S NOBLEST wonx PER .Mo*~ITH FOR 7' 3?" 1';i_11!>:2 -.91 1 . ----------~ I FARM FOR SALE---CONTAIN-' the Nm-th'Hnlf n`? Int Mn IQ (1 ...... ..:.\.. a -. , LVIVAIEU. ' 7`B:Lrrio,V March 8, 1881. Pucu. 1-W. Lot 32,.Con, 5, Eda, loo nus`, 40 acres con:-ed, bglsneo well tim. -_.--..,, ..._._......_- r FARM FOR SALE- b Containing 76 notes. oomnrisimz nut nf int 7, nun, IA. mu. UUDIDFD. DVV AL` - Craighnrst, Apnl 19th 1881 l6~3t p. D. DCl'Il_Il'1. lblq. DIl'|'lIUCl'IF-LBW, nnu gegdugihg of D Alton Moonrthy, Esq , .'e'epTE1'.'&"'1e': Q. 0, P. The}:/`obs bah, __'g:1'-x_ative!y`V`Ip$.nl:.ing,' xed the'death' day` of Sjr John"Mao- donald, doomed'Sir Charla Topper to `disaster and a dismal. fate, dismissed Six` Leonard Tilley '1,-.0 thev secluaion of private life, and i! now on the lookout fo: 9. new _captain for ghe ship of State The member for North Simcoo, it mciea, . ought tb be ` the coming A_man."' We quote the organ : own worls. G as at r_ LL--- -x__-__._L-..---us-n IDIQVIBIB, Hi` A daughter. nvvdlunrnlv `I , TH1_:QuE LOST 1... LOST, C75: I R1911:-duty fhn Yth Sunk I-unfuvnnn f`.-.n_ New Ztimcrtmcxnlcttts. -...-u.-AN--A...-,.... ..-....~...-........~......\'.... I V ANTE_D --A YOUNG. GIRL L- --_.- -; I:_I_. |__.__-____u_ 5. _ _ `ALUAELE rlVLl3.lJ '5. J.\JULV\J` \I.ll.|.-IJ to assist It light housework in 3 small Anhlur .9. TH us nwwrmr. m. 15* ;s%zu..~m;;3;.~;%} soa _ALE z 5 "9 3, `1 roi{i:I \~vnJ .v.u-v -v ----5.. v-.-...---. It looks odd, to say the least of it, to we the Globe thnslaying out plans for the Conservative party. One would think that an endeavor. (attended with very questionable success) to run its own Great Liberal Party, ought" to be is big enough contract to take in hand. The organ is, no doubt, very far-sighted and prescient as to contingencies. But really it need not fret itself about Sir John and his colleagues in the. Government, or give itself a particle of uneasiness over the situation, present or `prospective, of the Conservative party. Sir John does not by any means look or act like a man who was very anxious to hang` over the reins to another driver ; Sir Leonard Tilley has not yet shaken the Cabinet dust from his feet, nor yet has Sir Chas. Fupper been relegated to the limbo of political obscurity. .When there is any immediate prospect of all or any of these events taking place, the Globe can-9 with some show of reasonproifer its services as a guide, philosopher and friend to the Conservative chieftain, and will no doubt oe received with open arms. Just now the organ s speculations are interesting to us only in so far as-they indicate that the Globe has not lost its good opinion of the member for North Simcoe. [ts expres- sion of that good opinion is not unquali- lied, and it is also coupled with an alto- gether unfair and iuljustiable depreci- ation of other worthy men in the ranks oi Sir John's supporters, as well as with opinions on Mr, McCarthy's political cir- cumstances which it ought to know het- ter than to hold. But it is, all in all, a lotof praise for the Globe to bestow on a Conservative politician in testimony to his ability and moral worth-, and:Mr.M3 - Os1thy's friends, it may be supposed, will accept the tribute with no little gratica- tion. , Mr.McCarth_v has by other Reform journals been singled out as a member of the Commons who would be likely to rise rspidlyto preferment. He has in a great .measure justied in Parliament the luv orable predictions made of him in the press, and if he continue in `political life will no doubt in due course rise to a very high if notthe highest place in the lap ireciation and "confidence of his c l leagues; 7 But, as we have said, it is $- ther_ premature to be discussing these , matters. The Cabinet has no need at present of Mr. McCarth y '.s services, even if he were qtiite ready to offer them. Vleantime our member can congratulate himself on the circumstance that should he take oice he will-likely do so with the Globe patting him on the` back and predicting all manner of brilliant things ;. Mm` `Hm-`n tlm lnmil nrn.-ma nf Ra V-BIRTH. -$200 in Gold Ind` ilvr -.1: Qhsmggugg .'h. ..g \."_ '~ 10:31:: $` IS ' 13- 3m. 12: .. `. . Thain home: an n`<>-vs-yioldiniz 3 _m_on_th I i ;:n.t;!ldo:bI:3aFor Eight Dollu-I, ind Wi , _ at _ fond hit out pridq Qltlloovnorhunnovodto Toronto. ' { `ppygraouao `-i '7', " - . N #00. IQQIQ `. A U V. Af 715-It} We of by PRIVATE sun, .c 3 ' mi FIVE LOTS on which are uilt n . I T - 3"` c.;*.':;..*'.., Ayunv. _u_Au9s'5iI: nnnbzuol. wmuumxr ' `ea, North. A , Bids o:;g_3'1'oN'X:13'". '4x'1 {1z. * i . _. i * it * In these circumstancesitis the duty. of Sir John to bring new blood into the Cabinet. select his successor, and formally indicate the future leader by plac- ing lame authority in his hands. Thus the party would learn to act under another. command, and the danger that the Pre- miership mnygo into commission would be very much lessened. Itimay be said that ' Sir John has no available lieutenant, and- it is true that of his associates in the Min~ istry not one is strong and respectable enough to lead a Government.- Buttherea is one man in the ranks who. having hither Ato refused to sit in the Cabinet, has ained _ the respect of opponents. Mr. ` alton McCarthy has not greatly distinguished himself in Parliament, and. indeed, has. made some curious blunders, but it is be- lieved that his failure may properly be as- cribed to intense preoccupation in his pro- fession. If he czmnot be made vice-Premier we know not the Tory who can. Probably the fear of losing a constituency has for- bidden Sir John to insist on Mr. Mc- Carthy s presence in the `Cabinet. but a safe seat might perhaps be foundfor him even though Mr. Whiteemight unreason- ably refuse to resign Cardwell. 1:. I -I_, ,_`IJ ;, _._ 4.1.- l_._L -1.` IL L. - `taught for w enever `there is 3 ' 7/ . ~-_--_---. ' 1 !h..'..oU-' `i . The general opinion expressed reepectmg our &1 0I"-'!|`8- `l_,_ ` mm" play he: never been surpassed in Beme; we have ll 0P||'W1*=` `1` am ` 3 meat. ' We lave msiked ALL OUR Q0008 thin seuon at very 01066 Pr5~' ""1 ""' "W enjl for e yery large Sprung t 9. / ,2 - 1ggg%ng:--on the net -_t-Much lest we completed 0" EVENT him yeeri n e, an jm epite of the tn-yin ti men the country bill be P'. Nuts :'1:h :9" road tonyethetwe have nauqhm and sou) no t_h-t all WE hm 9*`u`1`;,{`,:, gmex e en lbw`! ll POCKET by t o tr-mhn- " 11 " " ` ` f L` so:-...; ...a ..m kn:"' "':..*:::;':o .a Prom?` PIS." the markets ofG1-eetntein. the United State: and Lauadtn mg by aw givin \u`feoi1itieein.thevny of A UYIN Inch 8! '-`` we ti, mm the W ? Who. Ive to-`buy Gard: `where they can get t em. AI 0. result we are I but velne to om-__O -mu ulul ll P0BKETq5y't 5: sought whenever there be "_ Ifrompc Pay, of G1 gwmg at facilities in the my I who no to buy Gocdl th? but to our 0 i ----:0:--- G. D. was for many yeari Fresco Painter in 1 I to furnish Diagrams and Designs for Fresco Work I -- The genius! rapocti surpassed in ` uien._ V `ullvl IVI I-IIBUHCI l IMITATIONS OF ANY WOODS AND MARBLES MENTIONABUT ` ' t~PATTER1\ BOARDS 0.\' F!-:1m;;:. Sign Writing. Freskcopnd Qrnamental Printmg. Paper Has; ' ing.Kalsomin1ng. Glazing. &c.. &q.= % in A ill)! A nu D ; Ixvmvnvn _.'.. Who guaragtate all work in any branch of the trade intrusted to him, In in rzm M0113` . superior manner. `l'IlT'l'IArl\Yl\xTc4 nlr `A'\1xy nvnnnu . \V--\ in . -- _- .__ - ____,,_ La nvnru Ul`.'l Al`U'.\lh.V1. DRY 1Goo6.'iWviiEEfn;;_:-zav & c..om:_~c ------p [THE aLomzf- ND` THE CONBER-V VA rrrz LEADERSHIP. ' - |BA*B.R.`i'.E PAINT snap Special attention paid to I\'eg`a'tive Finishing Enlargemez; - BY THE ARGENTIC GELATINE BROMIDE " I I'.01"F.7`.`3. Prlnting 1n P1T1t1no' Type dc: Thqsfock of D Mc;DONE[}T. will be o'ered to the ' V , ' at nearly ALL PAPER" I ' V `: ~ . . V `rnmusn on THE P'RiIl'313I%1`S)SW1\_D DELIVERED T) .m- ,l,.`_..__ o .- -_;o; 110 fzrduble to show Patterns; nspection Tnvitod. Call 21,; 20! ` :0:--- *Don t forget the Inc, Ha.ning s' Old Stand, next -la-rx~ :., ~-.`,,,., . Beaver," Duzfnor Snnn, A8813. . % { E. H. EDWARDS, `Y)l\l\f.' ,. , __ Hgving Ind oxperiecoin connection with the old nhbshed bucinea-, of R. .\`-,._;L an - ' `(:11 all condence, oer ouuelvea to 1}; , for the put t1?:oo.:;'h'lywpoItc:g'in`?ho requirements of the Boot Ind Shoe zxlxim ' `Q lzxounsmaPA[[ggu_sawALLPAPe; Barrio, April 13th,` 1881. FAREWELL Pna-rr.--The Gilpin Bros., Thomas and Isaac. being about to leave this partof the country fur atime, were giyen a farewell party in the Orange Hall `in this villageon the `evening of the "l2th- ultqtheassemblage numberimz about forty. couples. A pleaaantfeature of the pro- ceeding: was the reading of an address ex- pressin regret at their departure and best` wishes" or theirfuturewelfare, and assur- ing them of a hearty welcome should they decide to return. Both gentlemen made suitable replies after which the company . engaged in dancing which was kept up un- til an early hour to the ne music furnish`- I ed by the Jack Bros . Orchestra. V i P(D'l`0G R A P H was Wlhu-o we intend carrying on the Tim moat thatwn will oor to the public i T V " - j T ' *v `. 01$! Stock of Manufactured Good: but been carefully selected from the hm mkm Mk _ ___._.__. -_t-71`? '11` A `KT TT13` A f`\fr\---_ ly poiwu no I-Av --1----'-'-"` " W " *--~~ --wc` ~ PLBAS`E `CALL .A.N'D.EX.1LLI`.N'E OITR 3-ICC` unm. a. munlv Nan. We will consider it ho trouble to nhov. -fr, on, GM ' In this Depamnenv w- as ------v --- .7----- - -T --~~~- W .. , __._,_w :1 Best Stoc/c"that_ can be Produced and employing ,,,,',`.,_, T - ; V Best Workman. ' E grain In Ql.\lAI-an an---.-- - ' .., IAIa I'1`i`BO1p';.. nd Opp. the Svl-1mIl1vlI1;r>!'settH0m nn..-.-- ... :..o.mI nu-rvinll on Trade in all its Branchea. We may inst M I ` ` - 4 V n . ER}"6'vN MAN UFA o . _ .._ .. ....... um rmhlin n. Genuine Article. We ;..s. -; ._j.j..__. vd-G:-1=1.2EIWA'I' SALE --)OF (... I)-I:-Y G-0-0-L!-: l3'OARR! AG E-P'A1N'l`INO.`R I01` asouu. ` \. THEY are going to turn a Ponet,ang_ tin- shopvinto sprinting oice. The able-bodied blacksmith shops in the village may well feel slighted. Jnum Rama. nf. `Earhart . has a. wicked ' Ova nmcK_block,A _oontemp6mr_y will please put this, froni the" Mail, in its .pipe and smoke it;--" The Barrie `Grit organ scoids` thib Mail. for `m_akin'g `- light of the exodus.` And" we had tears to shed we should shed them now. But when we ire seriously `told that grown men and women are eeing from the protectionist terrors of the com putatively low Canadian. tariff to the free trade blessings of the immoderately high United States tan-iii` ; when we are tested to believethat Canadians seek to `forget the rigors of this latitude amid the- Vbalmy breezes of Dakota end Nebraska, where thoseisettlers whoare not frozen `Woldeath during the winter are in dan- get of being droivned in the spring ; T." we cannot look serious, it is too much 1 '";to link of us. '0 might as well be inked to grow il=fo:l`8`3t8d in `the state- : 5' meat` _t__h_s,I: lrgn numbers of .people were " _._ , unciug the errors of Christ __ ';innfity ` brace those of psganismf " (5.! ' L @pT;FUI. SPRIM, I . V : pi - .l=`o'n sans AT A GREAT SACRIFU 8-1) ` .J LJ.II:\J`y' -` --"-"'--" ` ' `U In this Department we (can mare tho public a Genulne Arm-lo. We Auung ._. .. ' _, '1 *- -V ' -1 .. ,-.. 1.- D-nJQ:pnJ nnrl p111nIr.ni.an .... LOWEST%},E9a:JE!:.E{ P%F3!.%Es1N cmmnrn srnnkjinw sP1iirair.%%:;nnns! PHOTOGRAPHY IN [ALL rrs BRANCHES. :jj'f\'-2--jg wmcnr n-ont'1:5y- 13;. M05 25$. MY NEW srnxim s'rdc1<'[.iAs ARRWE D A; Now AT THE SERVICESOF MY PATP.<);\'.`~,', g---A----__ WH A L P R I (,2 :-: wnue working In Draceorluge wxumry. F1113 : Alliston-frame hmue-late1y oc- cupied by Gen. Lawrence--No insnrshoe. I Rnunsmnn nnnncil will exemnt Woollen. Q noun-u-I spoon -u-g- ur----gnwgu `av `Iv Jana; Ahlatbbi Done in the Highest Style of the Art. Frescouaml 01-namzfal Paining,' Paprr Hanging, G1C!::':-'c_}', If mining, Carnage Painting, &c., cc. New and Second-hand Carriages nlwaya on hand for Sale or Emhauge. 1|_' Q I Il'Iltl\I-D-nsx OUR `STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE IN EVERY I LLQ-g IPA1NTII{{.;_q1i_.; I@TTEE :nkn-o n-I- ----:u:------ Particular attention is called to the opening of the above Paint Slmp L} Gentral Paizztmhop, A f\f\I'\I'I:1 vIVr<:~'r\ t\YI tI1'.V\V1'Vr5 A I 1 2 DOORS W231: or (.'E.\'I`RAL SCHOOL, kOOLL.lER STBEEI. - - BA -fBA;E;1`i.*A.'U]3. "B:aos., VVhich'r; equal in every respect to Collodion Transfer.-. (`I GEO. DUDLEY, -4---'.I`l~{E OI{iGINAI.; mom! , A cannon factory goes up at Alliston. Capt. McLaren is building it for wheel or for whoa. ' . . V _ vn........... L..-..L lfidlan Ala `'11 nan!` nf 'r:E}zvv1aLL-s BLCDCK, - . DUNLOP s'rn;:1:/r. .IN sroan LATELY occupnsn BY .1 IQ Commecing on Saturday, 16th inst. D -a-can---:auo ----u-.-.-.-.... 2.? 3. CROMPTON a. co., DU-'NLOP.S"l`_, nppnqzvrv "l'I:l`1.` 1: ._....__:o; "'-"~- A. n { Fresco leading Shop} in Torontu, :x::`? " )"',F' u Work, either in Oil or Water. - '4 ` ' T1` T ,'--""'T-'-"V 7 7 V " "' Q will consider yuu 0% ` ____.4sjn-uj j T -) AT THE (- Ior whoa. '1'B!NI'l`Y Church, Midland, is in need of accommodation for the rapidly increasing congregation ,' Jun M.~.F`mLmn. Bradford. was squeez- :..?"*,`,*.3'-lr` 13::-;a z,;~;s * . uulat the "' "`" `*3 can 50,2; QNEBILL BIFl()g_ .-L 3I--..-A- in nnmnnnnina 0.. o vnvlvlr I UN 6! UU., 5 DUNLOP~S'I`., oerfosm: Inn 3. 2. 31310 > { ------:n:------ ALL KINDS OF NEILL BBQ; .Sou.'h tide Dunlap Sum 12.. :1: Iy ;.;::,':~c... OQ `I: .3911 .~;`\` ` 0 h ~ . tuu:I.,_` `'.~!.4,,`?o.. fnce am . hnd""1:%ghr3 NI ' 1 FARM FOR -SA A N n W P-re . I r 33:: ::?.;'"-=` 3`:i ~.:;.:::,2:;.- `by .0un_` mama T50 Ioil is the ve mmiumnin :1, `"19 idouonft min; `at :.D'im0I!. and hen i?::?:anb '"1':sn ` g e m g: .9 .-[Q updetf ._,_ "' `"5 Pnco F .or Bah that well known farm, roe NW . LD- bell! M hob!` IW of 8-5; on : vb!` ':w .,.; . lvv-an any LUL run W" W` F" That, desirable Uottuge and i " nitnatd on the nu: side of C2apP"`""E, Barrio. . 'l`ho,houIa contains three room. V; '3 in repair; Whilv the garden 1' ,-+ .~ . . , _ `C 4; V .?`-`.on..':x`.f-z`. a`:f:`,'.7`n.7.i` .`, .'i':.m?3;:;S=Juh?. A. DUNN. Barri: P. 0.. valonlblo. Wlube had on applrcntxox: w "` ' L DUNN. emu P. 0.. f Bu-tie, March 19; I881. AND. 1 man Fot{"3,L"?'. `A- 3-1- 11.); ,..,n L_, ,_._ in-m. -` c0l1glOgn.l:l0I1 , J No. MOFARLANB, Bradford, was squeez- ed between a. horse and a stable door, and feel: somewhat sore. . . A `lfvvuwnu A \YfV'I\ Il1I\II`I1I`I"' A`1 `1n BAYIIIII I6 4%. _-Ions}; AND L01` FUR smi- rzm Uottne W 3' j .--5.5. `I South Dunlap Sum, _..-- av. -.n-av us A... uun. s. .1. M'GUTCHEON | WHOUSE l`.\!.`~1I.\'\J.`H DEPART.\1E}'T. JAS. Im1,nP.oox.- Binam ..~_._..-- ,,.,_, , . ,, , , . _ THE death` is announced of a Mus- koka. pioneer in the person of -"J onepli Bow-- mau who once owned the Brecebridge tan- nery. A Toae ighty individuals who are run - ning the French Republic had better have a. care. The Cookstown editor is watching them . ma- .1.i..-1`Il-.u `I-nuung A3 Qnvvrnnnf. Ynnnv Public AN 1) IS , Bama Aen- ,. - , - ed Ia And id _ 93) Th vb war 1-`ii mam. V Tm`. dwelling house of Sergeant Kenny, Chief` Guard at the Orillia. `Asylum, was burned down the other evening. `Insured for $600. ll'9.-H... .._.. `nnlnn An hung a nnnfnnn Ha- lull 4A` A. JEI fo "'1 (in It I II 1 `I [)\l (H reel sugnteu. Jam`: Bnvca. of Egbert`, has a. wicked. hone-which red him and his wife` out of the buggy, at Oonkstown the other day, just because it felt like it. T D1pn'rnmuA has taken ve of the` family Just because In ten uxe u. DIPHTHERIA has of family of James Dwyer, Tossorontio, within two weeks. .The ages of the deceased children rented from three to ten years. Tau are trying to get 275,000 ties. near verett. But it is the owners ot eedar ps, not the marriage license issuers, re going to prot thereby. ` B-LAW" is what the truly ba.dvedi- s for some unknown incendi- ad editor is." 0 httle boys, who their names some paper. accom- tionl. 've you$n idea what sort ~11! ind: n~`r6v`1:r!171iI :-dix.dwmaV' 11.-1: r ualstma xxwa swam Icons 7 T _1-nox nnnnn. ` I 303001. Enunwrtox.-=The springer- ntninntionof this school took place on ~Tl_mredey and proved a. very enjoyable and isuoceeefill affair. Parents end.friende of thepupile came cut to witness the proceed- ingl. ~. The echq1`a.reexhibitedi_ `the course of a. thorough examination a. remarkable acquaintance" `with the varioue subjects taught. The order. the answers, the sing- ing, were remarkable, "all indieatingieerneat eiforte on the DIIl'b- of Mr. Craven, the teacher, and diligence and ability on the part or the scholars. The drawing was or-nutlv nrirnil-Ad. 'l"hn examine: were an- A summary of its provisions prieted on the first page gives one 9. knowledge of the nature of the Land Bill whioh the` British Government proposes as a. remedy V 4 a e meaeuregoes a good way, it must he ittcd, nudthe Irish members might, > arse than receive it thankfully and t it. Parnellphas expressed an ion ofgit inla. general way,-but 9nly~n'half~`heurtd concessiongand pro 3055 to fear`that.the machinery for its 0901?-t~i011 is in3.d0q\1ate. There will be 5761] t'im3`i.n`th6 Lords over the Bill, hich will 110 the Commons. How it a!i'ects_the-nommty may bejudg V edfrom the action of tn:.])uk9, of, Ar nah: wl-an }1mI-rnnianed- " _---A-an -- for the ills from which Ireland suffers. _ minent agitators believe it to be; `Ham, of Gilford; PIN OXIIIB wuuusre. Luu uxuwus` nun greatly admired. The exergises were en- venede by singing and -recinetipns. Be-' foxs sdjourning speeches were made by Rev. Wm. Totten, of strand Mr. A. Christie, of Chara . Creek, 1-. Wm. A 1-. Lesenby,.of Belle Ewart, and others. All expressed them- selves well pleased with theecienpy dis- plsysd by the pups. and passed lush en- eomi-ams upon the teacher. Lana. - Sruluuo is gbing on in the Lake nea Orillia. ' "Van mun! gang" 3: AAIIII An AYAIII1 '. Tna.Keen. Sent; is down on th6 exod Orgnn. I _ Sbnrwn nlnwina in 1-enorted, organs. Srnmo plowing is rported qmtrtern. * _ , Tm: Mormons at Allinton are building 9. meetin -`us. V \?..n.uuvn.-rune: Hon-tn Fnvvrnnt` 1 f.nI'nhI`- meemr-`us. V _ No'ruwu.nns have formed a temper- ance society". . A A `R:-nr-nhrirlaa is {(1 have: nghont 1101130 and society. ` Bracabridge is to have about house and boats to hire.` - ~ fFema.le evangelists are holding forth in A Morrison township. T Tun Indies of Orillia Methodist Church give parlor concerts. Jnusl Rmrrn liven at Alliston. but h manta m a. Jocmar nu-a.1n. - _ T W. MILLER, an Allistoner, had his feet frozen, and loses nine toes. Wnrv nslunnlr in I-Ann!-far` tn" Inn`: H79 in xrozen, and mses nme wen. _ FALL wheat is reported to 1001: well 1n various parts of the county. ' '.Tumnv `Rnnuv 'l`nmnhaath..,fe11 OH 8. va.r1_ous parts` 01 me county. `Jamar Bursa, Tecumaeth,..fel1 rail fence and broke his arm. r`|......n..nn 1.... non mu `I51 O00 nnvn nf ' oupxeu by uen. lmwrence--.L1o Insurance. BRADFORD council will exempt Mills emplnying a certain number of hands. 7 JA8. Covmna, Cookstowu. was kicked in the face by 3 homeland knocked eenelesa A `Rnlnnnnrnnnn m-nnnann water works lo. raged the Govmmant in no Bill whigh he -: ' ' K, P0?` of_ 1:]: tion in pre iting all manor 0 ('1 ll Ar briliab thi him. How the local organs of Re --engaged of late in a united az- belittle Mr. McOart_hy-m-.13: v better be imagined the Globes audden sit-` me race Dy nurse anu Knucnwu uuuamuau A BRAOIBRIDGER proposes water works for the village. My ! But a.in t we 001'. no- tions! A .....nu.n- Cnnbnmo nan: Vnn If. 'A:Inh, teem sotnewnau sore. A Mnsxouuurr wouldn t tell thocensua end the value of his old horse because he thought it was a. trick to tax him. A Bunrouu editor quotes it : When ignorance is bliss `T13 follow to be wire. Summer fallow he means, probably. gzve pauor concerts. Joux Smm lwes at ,Al1iaton, but he spells it with a. y. . ~A Rsumvmm almnhei-.1 boasts` of 8 newlv PM! IOYIOE End DPOKG D18 EH11. . Cmnmnnn has sent ant 18,000 cords of wood during thepaat mason. .0 Jmnr \Vv.n-rnvna Inst 1:. cunnle of fingers WOOQ aurmg tnepaan .aua.auu. Jonx \Vns'.rov1:a. lost 9. couple ngers `while working in Bracebridge tannery._ Wm. - AlHn+nn.-frmnn hmue-late1v spells In mm a. A BRADFORD slxapherd boasts" newly dropped 14 lb. lamb I ..A1.I.1s1'oN Free Masons `are tting up their hall handsome] . ' `\v l\-INC.` AnII~Iv:n II9II:`1SB `I` nvbrtinn. mexr nau nanuaomen 7 AN Orillia druggissv writes his advertiser ments in jocular strain. W M1r.1.nn. um Allitoner. had hi! .uz-. . 1:11;: dog-license system obtains in Mid A BUDGETJN BRIEF 1`; severe nttsck of illnesifofla colnflli . cated nature, but which it Vfgsivhdpedv he would eventually rally frolib .l.lt_l8 `- termi- ' nated the earthly career of the` `Earl of Besconseld in the seventy-seventh year V of his age. In his death the world -loses its foremost statesman nlid Great Bti min 9. friend and counscllor- whose worth it is impossible to estiuzfato and whose place in the arena of British politics will always be ablank. His life has beenone of . many vicissitudes, but withal a.si`ngular- ly ori;.>im1l_ and brilliant ong, It hag un happily closed at u. tiula when the Em pire can ill afford to lose the services 01 one so skilled in the ,science of stqtes msnsbip and so successful, if during. in the guidance of the national a'ai`rs. Thu- historian will accord Banjamin Disraeli anhonorcd place among the world s greatest patrtots sud, geniuses 9.nd'w'ill` record the fact that zifwhole nation deep- ly` mourned his loss. . ` *`nt_u_;I.I_: n\v.ni9_r. c_ntIncnu.1.. b or covunr Nnws, $:`1.`g;.$ I ` A A.BU'DDEN death-ocdurred-atltlxe Model School; Bradford, the other day. A young lady, ab 16 years of age. dropped and- denly in the cloak-room of the Mode-,lSclum1 and expired in a few minutes. The name of the deceased was F ranca Kerr, and she was living with-her sister Mrs}Jno. Magee. Till: h-nlvrl-and Arlifnr would Izn tn hnvn was 1l\'lllg \Vl|all. llUl' BLBIAUF ._lV.I.l'5.UlllJ. JILEKBU. Tris truly bad editor would likohto have an olopement at Collingwood so as tomake an. item. So would the truly good man also, no doubt. The best thing they can do under the circumstances is-to toss up for which shall olope and give the other fellow a. chance. Come now, "sons, head or tail 1 - ` `IHHIA .0! H19 A1liston`H'u_~ald` open_lt_ho big- -_egg.ounp`nign thisnuon with that soc;-9~.-' Four egg: uggroguting 13} Ounces," -tho"Io.r- , gent of thofour going 3} onnqepd. ve:-ago 3 mouurement about xfuinhl. ` ' . _ __-_-_.___ __ - 1J-_ ._'__s_. - - Jllfy WUIU IUI IIIIV plllo I M A xA'rUn-um: quiet Bradford dog attack- ed a ba.ker a~man who was delivering bread at the house, andmhe nearest tailor had a.. job}-very shortly afterwards, `The supposi- tion is that the n urally quiet dog took theman for a bee. agent. ` A Bhbfnlin mi .1 whrrin fnn nf his HI-. but: until ID!` IL IJUU. agent. ' ,A Bnlmrolin mm whois fond of hisllit- tle joke recently led a. fat village constable a. couple of miles chue, before he oonol ud- 'ed to "stop snd let` tho pumng oop see that ut o it wasn't hi |`m.a.n, after all, nly a fol- low that locket} likelhinn * A n..nc...`;.........- --...1.. ._--A..L L, LL- IUW yum: 10058 HKB nun - ~ ' . A connasfoiznusr sends poetry to the Orillia, Packet on the return of the Jews." -The editor print: the poetry, but 12': airaid to endorse the sentiments. He is not so much concerned just now about the Jews" as about "the" nice. 1)........... -2 4.1.- A --_::.._.1 1'17.-4-.- __.:n nu-an ------------------- .;.o .............................. `u|I'UCCllIII||u.' ` HURSDAY. APRIL 2113 1881." V . DEA T11 0F mm]; mm crfzyspzzpp, IJAIIUII IJVIIIJUFILUU-I Jllll JIUW HUUUU "HI about "thaguice`. Rumtns of the radford Witnesa will have no paper this week. T The editor has got married and gouenn a bridle tower. Editors, after all, (God bless them) have their httle wea.kne_sses. Excuse this sigh, delfr boy, and don't forget our piece of C8. 9. LGSUI lll'Ull|H.| RIC Elllllg DU U A CoLL1NGwooD photo. artist says he has got the instantaneous process down to suclra. ne thing that youcan get a nega- tive in half 8. second. Presently this man will be able to give 9. negative upon your just sending in your card. Thus does pa- tient research and. persistent etfort enable a. man to co e`r- his aversion to lying. `Rrnwnzn nnww, A tanmntnr In-1. his Tin: truly good editor doesn t follow in the wake of the Glube and insinuate that the alleged illness of Sir Charles Tupper is a sham. He says he is planned to learn by telegraph from England that Sir Chas. Tupper s-health is improving." The truly good man will no doubt instruct his agent. in England to keep an eye on the patient (and report his condition at regular inter- vals.- The truly good man is a brick .` A rn,;_, A .1 l'\-II- Z Tn ratepayer writes to the Orillia. Packt,pointing out that it. is impossible to gstherwhst business is transacted by the Council from the reports sent by -him to the papers. It may _be, he says, interest- ing to knowthst on motion of Mr, A.. se- oonded.by`Mr. B.. the report of a. certain committee was adopted, but '1 knowledge of what the report contained would,he fan- cies. be still more useful. This is A matter on which Tm: Anvsxcs has on more than one occnsioh had something to say- Town- ship _council reports ought to be sent to the press in brief, but yet suiciently explicit to have the public know the nature < f the busmessdone The formality of style and tiresome verbiage are a. nuisance. `II.-..- 1.. __ -_L._-_L __-_'- 41,. .n_._v._u, `- fl'&l!'lU D1111 ntolfy :"' _ As soon as he reached the animal whom he thus npnstraphised,'he laid down his rie, in order to free the entangled leg from the lary- ette. While stoopiug for this purpose,as1ight rustling of leaves caught his ear. and ere he could look around the erce Osage sprang np- "on him with bound of attiger. The unfortu- nate mzm strove to catch up his rie, butthe foot of the giant was upon it, a. grass of iron was upon his throat. and are he cou deutter a sound or raise as hand the knife of the savage was buried in`-his heart. ` No wonder the bandit mania." prevails among the boys up arqand Orillizi; and nightmare numbers its` victims by- the wholesale._ - A .- ..u-use-.-:- Conuzuowuon rejoices in 9. first-class mystery. There are rumours of foul play in connection with the disappearance about two years ago of as young married woman and her littlechild. The person at whom the nger of suspicion had been pointed is the husband of the missing woman. He has spent nearly igl his life in Collingwood, and is employed ya. lumber rm there. The principal accuser is the `girl : mother, who claims that her daughter has never sent word since she left as to her wherea- bouts or her welfare. As she left s little boy _With'his father, the argument is used that having the ordinary feelings V of a mother she would, if alive, make some en- quirios..;0f her child. `The missing git-l s motheihas been Jspplying to the a.uthori~ ties for an investigation, and has not at all n reticent-in stating her opinion" that ' daughter would never be seen alive d `all express condeneein `their to`hav_o;,the woman brought from in fi-om ttwe'nt'ofopI`.to twenty- ursif needed. hqtrnl bsd edi- ' the sensation insthe i-steplaee, lobe took eonsiders.b1e' stock in it. _ truly good editor laughs it to On the other side, friends `of the """""""' ""-`" ".--:7.'~5';",-77- M `A commonest -o n "Mo:-nioniim is in progren between thevlievr; -Jno. Bridln. of A1l_iuton`,1m'd a Mormon` . t":mned.Mc- Intosh. The "village 9 .. 3. vets the dis- putantsroom, and Mr. red 1: given Saint McIntosh ts, ` A ` V -TILE Waubmw case will be up again in J une, when-it is said an e`ort- will-be made to haveit tried before 9. judge without 1:. Jury. The case has cost something like 89000 so far; At the late trial nine of the ' jury were for the pl`. A NATUR-At.t.v nnint Rrndfnrd (Inn nttnnlr- . anivan, Laven, three of the F lanmgans `tried to nettle their little difference: the other mnrning at Mt. St Louis by & !'6B0rt to sticus, the first mentioned two being opposed by the other ve. The row had thevettention of the ma- gistrates who ned two of the five some- thing like 825. Two IIn1n`nnnnnr` 4434.: :1-\ nn:n|'-sn {Ln ec ere, an ` Illllll IIIU QUo Tm: truly lcsirned editor in noticing the Barrie programme for Queen : Birthday, enquires what collingwoud is going to_ do about it 9" Do about it? Why, Culling- wood is going to come drawn in a. heap and `spend the day with us in the county town. That's what all the sensible towns and vii- lages around are going to do" A (`.n`l .`I .lNn\x7nnn nhnfn nrtinf. sewn in: 1-mu N ILIIIII LU UUI Ul"" HID 'BVUKDlUII IIU Iylll - Rmmmn mews, a teamster, lost his span of horses while driving towards Stay- ner from Six Mile Point. They ' fell through the ice,and their owner with them. But he was saved by one of the horses when emerging from the waterfor the third and last tim coming in contact with him` with such force as to throw him clar on to the ice and out of danger. T m___ l.,,,,` . , 1-. |, 9. n n Elect:-io Bitters. Oigsn--Leclear & Ca. V Wdntad-.-Anv.n~'cn omce. v Great Sale Jae. Holbr-ook. "* A Cheque Loat--Joseph Swan ~ 7 Photographs--W. C. Reeves. ~' _ Photogmphh--John Stephens. V `Photograp.h era-Ba1-raud Bron. `J Central Paint Shop-S{ J. l\IcCl1h_'i1|.- --- --....-v v wn -4..-7-4 Inn`: on nun-unuvv - Him: is an extract from the Packet s Prairie Bird" story :- ' AI nnnn an ha rnnnfxn I-.l-an animal whnm I-m woman Kluea nenoaoy Dy sunning n time: with a knife. The only _ a_ gun we. of laying th The authonties undertook to evnnion, but v_r,ore`i1ot anciepu ,`fors_ Inu1'isge- ciaremony 17;: y, thogh legally; pcrlprured . V . - as . 3) Bi -MARRIAGE---A Cinoinxiatl womin killed her,ba.by by stabbing Ann 3rnnn Itifh 1: Infn Thu nnhr or fxnifn-_;1.unc:.-Rey. o-ton. has. than real 9,!- gbctinougo community by took tho ground that oommonlyiragod, in ~ "Boer iI.not-.!u7ong," `ed on the ovilqof in-' -1. '.n-nn Drnncrt . and bundyu-9-not E;- To"'a.r.oez_vn.vt V In-ftirisl onld ho ~.n.a;.;. ..1s.:nau1-. Y .m'-.` ,'.!I 0!- iqordinsto u1f-indul- aluh ' `nppqtito for 1-Ink I It my, aim! HUI!!! Iypi X01` Ink Rglt It. 1413?: :u_ po.t thi:- mllzg nmnn- o r.;,, thp. _ mm, >~.gx1o;;;ndeunt .1. new as- . 4 luau: Aiuf'uxfrr_u:N _ seeps In ALI. `rm: NEW AND usanma vAma-rII5- . seen omuus- LAN nusran. SALT, WATEF LI M E. 850. a M. Bomws , --_.. Sxx.,.-No'.'.' that the time is drawing nesr when our beautiful bay. will be in a tit state for boating."I think something ought to be done towards forming a. Boat Club_ in Barrie. I understand our enterprising boat builder, Mr. Carley, has _.o'ered the use of one of his large boat houses, for club purposes, at a very low rental. Now," Mr; Editor, is `Barrie going to be behind other towns in this matter? Is there not spirit enough to establish and keep up a first-class boating club and a. fours-oared crew? or are we to rest on our oars and see Trenton, Peterboro , Windsor, Orillia, Chatliam and other towns, which are not by any means as well favored in the mat- ter of water as Barrie is, carry .01!` the a uatic honors that. should come to us? V e have some very good oarsmen in our midst, and if a club were formed and a. crew put onthe bay and kept in training, I feel condent they would give a good sccounttof themselves. A membership of about one hundred` ought to be obtained in a place like Barrie, and at, say, ve dol- lars each, per year, a nice sum would ac- crue to commence operations on : but 0. thousand dollars could easily be collected if the work be gone into with spirit, and with that sum the Kempeufeldt Boat Club " would start on a. safe aiiad sure foot- ing, and would be a source of pleasure and pride, not only to its members. but to the residents of Barrie in general. Trusting this letter may have the eect of creating a ripple on the surface of our aquatic se- ciety,,and that some other `lover of boating will stick in his our and assist in pulling this matter through in, good form, ' Y ..-..._._ _._-..._ L- April 26, farm. stool: my, lot 1, con. 4, West Gwxllinxbury--G. R. Ford auctioneer. April 25, Farm Stock, &o., 101: 5,` con. 1, Vespra-G.- R. Ford, auctioneer. ` ' A Am-il 30. town nronertv. at Ban-in Hot:-Lu UqMIVo l`20l'.xlTUC5l0IlEl'o ' Co ' ay , ' age property at 1:1; to -- G. R. Ford, auctioneer. - 3 `"1 as an-_;:__ --1L:__.' ;1_-:_ L111- __:A;-.1 -4 "*Iix5.':LI'21};,7"%hei: mu. printed at this oioo w reoelvo a. notion aunilnr to the nbove., 8tiI. `_ ` ' ZJDPI-)SA_\. frogn B:-nil, in now com into Ounndl. A It u 3 unld_ pnrgative, acting at a wondeg u u, and giving Itr ugth sud energy to tho` igentivq Appsmtuu of the human atouuch,`oom.-ctiug sud inoreuiuz the acids. It in strongly Anti-bilioua uudcarriea o` nll sufplus bile, tone: up the Liver. given sound digestion and speedy he.tlth to the Dyspeptic and the Bilionl. Ask Geo. Monkmun for 5 ton cent sample bottle and test Zopesa the new compound, lnrge Eight ounce Bottle 75 cpntn. ` ` ' ; 2-3130: V UIPVD U, IV. 1`Ul'u, UI5blUlJ.EUl'o April 30. town p party, at Barrio Hotel-s G. R. For`. Iuctmneer. `Mgn0 Vlnnn vu-nnnrtu -it (`nub-fawn -. pay. Mr. Geo. Lawrence, of `Little Lake, a. farmer, and his family. Mr. Wm. Henderson, 9. gentlemen of large experience in the hardware bulinoua `l_ I ... \?-1__ L..L..I .I...Y- I . By -half-past ten Tuesday morning (says the Globe) a large and fashionable assem- blage lled St. `George s'Church to witness the union of Mr. Frank Pepler, Barrister, of Barrie; and Miss Bernard, step-daughter of Mr.. Dalton McCarthy, Q.C., of Barrie and Toronto. The wedding was of a pri- vate nature, the only guests outside of the relations of the bride and bridegroom beings Mrs. George Allen_ and Mrs. Ceyley. The wedding party entered the church shortly after the half hour had struck, and took up their places in front of the altar. The bride was dressed in a white satin watteau dress, trimmed with" Spanish `lace, and wore a. veil, which however. did not fall over her face. The bridesmaids were Miss May Bernard. sister of the bride: Miss McMicking, of Garbridge; Miss Allen, of Toronto; and little Misses McCarthy and Cartwright The bridesmpics were dressed, with the exception of the last, two in wet? tesux dresses of gured muslin with blue skirts, and were large hats covered with white muslin. The two little bridesmaids wore cream-coloured muslin dresses, with ` hats to match. The bridegroom wassupport- - d by Messrs. Hendrie and Long, of Barrie; r. Pepler. of England ; and Masters Mc- Carthy and Pepler. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Canon Morgan`, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Cayley. rector of the church. The bride was given away by hcrstepfather. Mr, McCarthy. At the conclusion of the ceremony, and after the signing of the register, the wedding party lelt the church, a. wedding march being rendered by the organist as they were leav- ing. The church presented a very tasteful appearance. the oral Easter decorations, which were profuse and beautiful. being still in the building. The happy couple left by the afternoon train for New York and a tour of the Northern States. This column is open to all who write in good faith. Opinions e res-ed are not necessarily _ endorsed by the E Ivor. ' . wan` npvr rm: comma nouzso susox `I Barrie, April 20, 1` 881. I, T31" 1'XDI- OF KI_lV_&lL|u.1 IV _ AIQ_.1`gnvj,.; i ` VBE1-rio` uid vicinity contriuih a {air notuof the population which that inimit- 2bl'e wildrnen in securing from all quar- ter: of this and theyold continent, M ,,__ __._ __ .._.-n ._.-o.... DIIDIIIQIH Ill DIIT 10 . . `.M1-. _W_m.Hunter,a. popular and exponen- oed grocery `merchant, who has beenm bun- . iness here for many years. Mr 'R., A. Dnttnn. of Mann. Fm-anha.r- '-:33`: x.1rV:V3ir rnosV: uuixo thii spring .fo1`_the new El Dorado cinn- nrhnn 9- pnavn . > \ V Mr. Wm. `Maoey. I plasterer and builder of axpqrience; who in an old; _resident of Ran -Inn DITHG. M1-._A. Raymer,` who has carried on suc- cessfully for several years 9. ha: nan:-making` bnainenn In Barrie. II. (V... ....L.... .. .....u.1.... -.uI nqnmunnn. usazomnnn wnnmxa 41' sr. a?;ondn s outfncn, runoswo, `ransom nomuxq. menu new 101' many years. . Mr R. A. Dutton, of Messrs. Farquhab snn & Dutton, an active young grocery man of good business ability. M... 1 - mmrnn "a Farmer - nnn nf Hhnnhr TEE JRISH` LAND `BILL.