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I N`.'.'(' LBIW Ar at 1 auu auuunx... m... -__, --For c omplcte and unmitig: hcommeml us to the weather in And now Vennor us again at W :.m .. .hm.+. fan and an early an suffering country during the anguished community r' 4 - massacrees tlmt, villianous prophet. By the way. Lowell hit the nail exactly on the head when he called May a pious fraud of the almanacs, a ghostly parody of real spring. ' tup at Graven- We heard a genuine prophe burst the other day. I He said there was still" 8 plenty of snow in the back country, and that we could not have warm weather until the snow was melted, and the snow could not melt until we had warm weather. Conse- quently he gave it up and so did we. -Honor Roll of pupils in Miss Eva Lee's form Model School for May. , The total num- ber of marks obtainable by any pupil of the Senior Section was 776, of which May Arm- strong -obtained 701. Maggie Brown 638, Aurelia Garratt 637, Nellie Cooper 590, Annie Dowler 509. Addie Wilmott 566, _A. Young 561, Maud Crease 545, Mary Scott 538, Mary Javan 477. Alex. Brown 476. Mary Ca - well 454, Mary Ellis 438. The total number in Junior Section was. 705, Artie - Sparling 628, Morley Duff 626, Herbert `Hugees 619. Fanny Armstrong 612. Minnie Hood 6I0, _ West Harper 605, Sarah Ottaway 553, Dun- `d can McNab 542. Jennie Armson, 542, Mary %h- Freek 493. Clifford Gilrie 490, Amy Lowe 33 488,` Willie Rogerson 476. Hattie Carley 462, ose 458, Willie re main Bovs 460, Nita Bemr - -- Ann 'A....:n Rmm (1ut:uuI_y nu 5...- __ ,1 `-Honor Miss form Th which ~t--um - ..M.;.im=.c1 `,2o HOIIIO on Saturday, J gr } _ Con. Tvnwiiirr ha.s~issued_ an address to theelectors of South Simcoe. Reference is made to the public questions now before the people, and the address has a manly ring throughou t. A DESPATCK from Penetanguishene dated May 29th says :--About four o clock this afternoon a re caught in the old corner \ known as McGra.th s store, which was en-- ' tirely consumed, together with the dwell-` ! ing attached, as well as-Dr. Gilmor s oice and drug store. The wind was blowing 1 fresh at the time, and it was with much bed from spreading to Mrs. Lemo'me s and Mr. David- - `son's buildings and sweeping the town. Mr. Wright?s dwelling on Robert-street caught fire from ying cinders, . The `furniture of the dwellings was mostly saved. No ixuursnoeu V- b these chseases or other senous xdney, rm- ry ver Diseases, as th_ey o y 1ev`e":;r of disease so enecuuu. w......- -- --.0:-oq net $1.00 up so 83,5 V , ` its 450. up to 60c;,_ to 82.60. Ghildrenn cu char. shsev- EdW!'5V%.,!3ok-tm- . ~ '--jNo_iI Iii.. " " gnagixis-iin umh ~unoe`emplo our new iMih-`- pton -Bygn. L - ____.___---5.-_--__----~___._:__.__._ VBRIGHTS DISEASE,| DIABETES. .. ,_- -: um nf.n`.th`t nrehnda to 3 dc dazling by a wild dxsph ecletric hght, rockets, R01 lxpfd reen re. It was reinetn ered "by all Yho wi Street '10f()nl._y, w... W ... Barrie. one week, commenc- l W111 have with bun 3 sup and Medicines. Physicians " `--- " `22.2in. ;gregation. gum 10th. the town pupil r nh Ma 8 `250, `II-llalv "VJ- ',. APRIL 29't_iI.- rcus. Muse ' and ombined 'w' the cus, car an and vs, will omtnence the La Front, to giving,` two y includes [1882., \'l'nn LARGESTTKENTEn%#"xHIBITLI0NS BEHOLD THE MARVELLOUS FEAT ` s, THE A_'l'_1`RAO1`1VE N1 T - AND THE WORLD'S G `EvATEST WONDE1}S.' ' Coming as sure as the `sun riaethn the East {QEx1xibit Qt V -`K s _ .. _ L`- -,#-- . :0:--- _ \ Attractions Ganlcred every Explore Poftin of the Globe.` Leave mm Al`\`c ul 1 #1 ,60MING IN ALLHITS-v'1`i1I.UMPHAL GRANDEUR, wmspuawmn ON A MILE ow BP.IL\NAY caasge A TRIPLE Treupe of Diamond-decked Circus Celebrities l -- -*.. . .......m . mv mnwm no WONDERFUL LEAPERS, ] In tb Nothing} Like it sin e tfxe Creation of Man! : ._:_.- -_'.._;():-._ .--a-- :_._... . . rm. s saved. x BAIi"fE,`A""ijiIib`R",JUNE 10, AFTE10')N AND EV T NG.` ._j-' '_.__ [A G~0MPL'[.:n`!i0/{ANB MBNKEY mucus. PERFORMING" LIONSL _A _ __ S LAUGHING. non? ->7- % _ 24 m1nAcUI,Us nounu: Actually Tlnrowifg Double and Trip '- ' Drox \ Ten th}>\ard happy. ;` l> inn tn witne: 'cm'r'no .x ~ . \ moon aAiT(_or comm tufwunu; auuvu 1. , V7 " -' Droves of Uamela i Fiqr--7;%%1'3'(}llA%N 1) FREE` A GRAND, THRILI\.l\'. PERFORMING? TIGERS, R 3'. PERFORMING HYENAS, / PERFORMING ELEPHAN [`S,-\ PERFORMING LE0_1>ARys, A, .?--c-Q 1 _ -4--'-----:o:-------7 L \.\ - A 11Ug4+3 'INSTRUG'I`lTVE% MENAGERIE 1 `In each tow} Mnster lood-S I1. 3 I`: yu- , u()l.\'u NORTII. . 1 `Ito at ' ".0 .lf-'f\?clutl` "Ha I` rxilt", 13.2 ' * uu1..\`u SOUTH. 3. _ _ mid joyous people coming hundreds of es Line to witness the ONLY MAMMOTH EXHIB I \ that can afordto give` `~. , THRILL NG . . . .3` I I -2--- _ _- , H) where they `exhibit, butside their Monster Pajrilibns, in the open air. -BEHOLD nun: snow 155.1. " H'RILIk\NG AND AWE-INSPAIRING BALLOON RACEAWAY UP AMONG THE cLoUD`. _` 5 ' . V 1-`nu: suow.1_vo.;. ` _ ` E GEO,_RGItA S ALPINE SLIDE ` A In Mid-Air, One Hundred Feet a/l;)i;>ve the Earth. - " t * -__g4 Danger-dTefying {V21-'aj1d`?Gra% %L ` ' Sh615';is. --:--.: 1 [st non an-1:oo ma. _'1*1-1I'`Is` Triple Somemauh of Camels. -A-.-a-j... Air, One nnnnreu reuu mg... ...... .._-_. _ ,1 surmm my \ 4i'":'.`,`=."` _'I3 en!-_-:._-.3g.__ A GIANT TEN_-'1 linrri Arrive nu V l l!31tI.`,Un.nuuu . nu ---..--~, wsa {NEHURDLE RIDERS! iuuu: Alan`; ... \-1 -Swetlhgi -l_-llppopoiamus ! ;ndLL1cKIuG, FUN-MAKING Cl.0\VN. mum '1`EN_~T:') Miouiwz ves (`at _A FREE $30 )ming xiiilexi 1AM:v_1o'g1_{ E_xH1BI'.1__`Ic WONDERFUL LEAPERS, as, 50 LIGHTNING VTUM BLERS, A'L'_1`RAd1`1VE NOVELTIES 7 ___..---._..-.. . PERFORMING" LIONS, PERFORMING SACRED CATTLE, PERFORMING GIRAFFES, PERFORMING PANTHERS, ,_ _.-----`,.\.. 4 (22.10 "-2 2 I-t er. EPLE SOMERSAULTERS, G:-y:.Inn.e'\st. [OWS-4--F_ouLr VHerda of Elephants anti f`) _ 18$: . ei daily, on vast excursion} QION injthe World `_ I ` ;and said, can you UU11 LLLU .u.L: .. -- -_ S . , ,. I , .33 that While I to-day am not worth e * a one cent, you are in a good, com- o fortable position`? I have received as much salary P61}, day as you, and have bought my Dry Goods in the cheapest places, and yet while I have been gradu- ally, growing poor you have been growing rich. And the answer I received I will give you in his own words, as I believe them to be true.: D none of my busine tioned the matter to me I will explain. It is true you have earn , but it is not true that you have bought your Dry Goods in the cheapest places. For instance, I see g around town after a man that you one day trottin t a so-called bankrupt stock; the is going to open ou _ .. -..i. A ., 11' T can vnn Q`01I1.9_` into a place Where they have ' " " ` "~ A -- ---4.. `DIN e Friend---I have Watche for the last fewiyears, and the matter to you, b_ut thc Was none busmess, matter UK) 1.110 .I. vv .L;.n. v._J_._-_ trueyou not true t . g trotting town is going out _a so-called the next'day I see you _o1ng have a big sign out, selling off at cost _for the next 30 days ; the next day I see you dealing with one of that have half a dozen different prices, the MEANEST and most DISHONEST men in the trade. to Barrie, Ioelooked me T ace that had only one price ; It looked me out a nest business, a place that you __--1,:| Annon n'n what they said, AND THAT PLACE, I AM While youliave been running a g men, buying their moth-eaten, shelf-Worn goods, I have been buying g living prot at the GOLDEN i BEAVER, While you. have been duped by big adv. selling off at cost for 30 ' lace Where they days. I have been (1 but Good Honest NEVER PRETEND to sell at cost, ' ' Prot. While you Goods at the Very Lov_vestL1v1ng e have spent half a day inone of those Jew stores beat- s ing them down to What_they should h g aking the man tell about fty the first place, and In 7 lies, I have gone to my Work and sent my little child to the Golden Beave_r, f has been changed lately to C ,_ A` j-`I 1 One continued Verdict ' An`? uiuif nm 11 n rtlgg Q1 ham. .?__ . our being able to .._Z-.________._ T have been rewarded by YLISHA Goons have Bought Heavily, and . an-_-r\t\Dl'\.\uhinh we are lnw-_ In consequently are pre `every day enjoying. the land. Ainticipating a Lil`: pared Every 0 S for th .-j._\_,. ued Verdict of Admiration from the hundredsn day visit our Mammoth Establishment.` I N I` l'\ I\ unv- . t nd Druggist, will .(}heI_n| . Mrs West o|"1he Barrie Hotel. .. .~.,u;.~:m1fur all kinds of be found AND MOST a. ........ _, , we a} Large Sprlngiuslness ~ `kn `HG-GEST? BOOM ON RECORD. which we , . __... urn allnwing can \ \ `Is. .....\ \ 5,4` W` `N V; qwt N Ttiundred of enthusiastic people shment, which is the Largest OF SIMCOF. x8Ryn. V : .'h`?`-5` Jkiwu v.- -_ Elegant Styles as ` !LF.<.' ' ; `fa Bum 5.337371. C00! 0"` radial and AnalI|8|`OhimIIta~ Laval! MI? my it mom?! ","`?"'""' \ PTCPHTUU Dy I-ll : ll. V9 rI)v- " ' ' - 33'.`{'5r.'3'.P3v3u ' J r\B" vv nu..- \ we are showmg can Prices. who every \nLncTons G-ENTLEMEN,-- . Mr. Lnnrier is mat. the award is "As the unanimous choir-Bfeed to 3 0mP* Lts worthlesaneu may Conservative Conventijld when he pom out on the 26th of May, `danger that Ontario will bearer of the Com-~" ` ~" 0` t","i`" Wes on, the abauI;r"`*` `e1ectionin1pendin,_..,.-.. one mmona of Canada, I have (11 ferred to the desire no c-rdially expressed, and present myself - A ..__. ...t...... In `mnu " "' ' the zmaurr--W `election in1pendin,_..,.-.. me ommona an a Candidate for the seat now given to East Simcoe, neceaisitated by the large increase in the population of the late North Riding. 1'` 7. I .1- o; H 3175 "'1' H E Free and `Independent _ OF 'l`HE A EAST mnmc or s|Mcgl::,;: . BY Tl As a claim upon your su`mges I de- clare myself a supporter ofthe NATION - AL POLICY, as developed by the present Government of Sir John Mac- lonald and his able mllegues The tide -if prosperity which has followed its in- mgurutiun, benecial as it has been to nlliclusses of the community, and especi- my to (the farmer and mechanic, nmkts it impossible for me to appeal to your judgment other than an 21 conservator of I. policy that has done so much for the Riding in which all my material interests are centered. II . .1 L LU \.DlAUvn \4\-U Looking at the unassniinble fact, Lhut slit) National credit is higher than at gay other pcriudjvifthe history of vtho conn- '.ry-siirpluses instead of le-licits-in- rarest on the public debt Ir-creaur-cl necessary public works paid fun out oi over ea:~nings--with geneml content- ment. and prosperity from tine eastern to ` - - |:..:L.. II` Han [\nn\ini(n.". menu uuu llIun'1uun~J _., the western limits of tho Dominim. ` - t l...o ...m.~,..4 U18 Wunwtu nun... .. -__. , you fellow-electura cannot, lmt coutrxmt sill thin with the imbccility and want- oneas that characterized the Reform Govemineut. during its oismal oxistcncv from 1874- to 1871- . Condent tlmrcfore in thn salt-interest which dictated lullot of 1873, I ask you young constiH+ency' in gene: with the verdict sum to be 1882. "H l.._......_ O: 166:. I am personally known to most of vou in the Riding, and shall tuke such oppor- tnnityas time alforda to visit you in your own localities. A3 a local man, whose interests are inseparable from yours, having lived the greater part of my life among you,'I ask on such an im- portant occasion a. reuistance to political faction and u united effort to promote our pm-som.l interest and the country's 800d: Orillia, June m, li. To;;L$;iu3Xf ` In rethink 11'0"` \z.n...-_-. _ -, g t-l-i`(-38-0 well and flvournbly in rel?-in known ills, I beg to return my sincere thanks to the public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon me during my 10 years occupancy. and in solicit a continuance for my nephcw. -n .|n|-IN GALBRAITH,. Who succeeds me. ' JOHN GALBRAITH. In reference to thqabove I beg to say that these well-known Mills will be continued in all bx-um-h DR. (41 3un'\ lilx/alum. .\lr. (mating promptly attanded to. Satlutaclioxn Guaranteed. eat cash price paid or wheat. Tollendal. May, 1882 22.un_ Chop Inn on Su.tnrdyn._ The lllglu. JNO. GALBHAl'l'H_ The Photographr. hav;ng got inst New York. has introduced into his * - Wonderful '-"--r=Ir\r~o1:1 NETVV 'J.`In\J\4.a4-_..., Pictures taken in one second. Now remember. no head rents are necemary. no siltin 3 until tears come. no change or expression. out o liims of ex sure is reduced to One Second. Some of the meat. Negatives are made on Dark Uayn. `or Children. 0id`Persons. and bar e Uroupa. it is what has been wanted ever since `holography has been in use. New sitter is Guoronu-mi Stistaction or no charge. Ponies wanting any- min in the Photo. Line would do well to coil in the main and Ex_umine Specimens. Large work - .. ._u_ n-...-.-m \VnH-r bulsluuuuu u. ..., ....._, ,, , \\ the Examine 3 s ecialty. Plain, India Ink. Cr: Co ors. or Oil. an size. ()ld Picture Enlarged. A col respccltuilysoiici JOIIN 'I`[-1|? I um, Gentlemen, Your obgadient servant, l `D1601 to cure all dlseases resultin ' m In a compound of the virtues of sarsmparil- la, atillingla. mandrake. yellow dock, with the iodide 01 potash and iron. all powerlul blood-making. blood-cleansing, and lile-.~aus- ulnlng elements. 1!. la the meet, safvrxl, and most effectual alternt ve lucdivim-. known or available to the public. The sci- ences oi medlclne and chemistry have nm-er produced so valuable a remedy. nor onio so l 0ll| pure blood. It cures Scrotu a and all scrofulous dlneues En-yslpelas, Rose, or St. Anthony : Fl:-e, Plmplcs and Face-gt-ube, Puuules, Blotches. Boll Tumors, Tetter umors. Salt. cum, Bcald-head, hm -worm. Ulcers, Sores, Rheumatism, . ercurlul Dlseue,' Neural Female weak- ....ng and In-ecu ties. Jnundlce. Ulcers, Sores, uneumuuuu I, JAVA \,u. u- Dlseue, Neunlghhrfemale nesses and lrregn Aifectlons of the Llver, Dyspefsln, Emachtion, and General Dehn ty. By its searching and cleansing qualitie.-I It purges, out the foul corrupuons which contaminate the blood and cause derange- ment and decay. It stimulates and enliveus the vital functions. remotes ens and strength. restores an preserves hen t .i\ud. miuses new 1110 and vigor throughout the whole s tam. No suerer from any dis- ease w ch arises tram irn urity oi um _hlood need despur who wu give AYEx`.~x SABSAPABILLA a fair trial. Itinioll to 0 rlmmt with the numer- ous low-2! , 0! cheap materials. nd wit, 1!: ntfinndlcinll virtues, oered us " ' Wonuerrun ;'vV P R O C E S S ,A :_ ....n an:-nnd Nnw remem ` SABSAPABILLL 3 I81! Inn. It in 1011 oxfxerlmznc 5 `OW C051 xtureo, materials. and .wit_ medicinal virtues, an -blood-p , while disease becomes more rmly; ' _ ;, Andi: Bansuaxunu is -.. ouch scncentruted curative iPV9P;$h it,iI~b:.-lutho heat. cheapest. and most liable * OIIJ:-purier known.` 10 - `Ph sicianl IIDW31-S 0, Mon, and pre- ' used for forty ac bait. Ithubeon` ely vnnrn. and In! won IO lqllle c'?nn. 0 'l'oror}tu, imrru-, ;c-Hl;'ft.-Ira'been V5381! 03 `` `." _ years. and has won the unl&`,`l`et`i1ted"_ dence of nimonl whom it has Kr n A A-.-_ In n xtinunnce for my ncvurw, JOHN GALBRAITH, unm am-needs (161100 01 IIIIIIOIII Wllulu up nun ------ Proparod by Dr. J. O, Qygr It 50-. Dangling` and Annlvctl, Ollllnllta. 1 . p.L,_\TA'l"Il`|KY IL)!` I` tlill-spun Who succeeds mn \' ( Lu; , ._...- sTPHE ,-_._..'_ ....4na an! instruction rcfore wimldnl and ch dictated the genorul to p`mcemn' - ...... _,_ . , _ ucy' general lmnnnny tsnro repmnted in d`l ersons. :1 lwamed 0. Every .chm-go. to. lxumlne ain, Crayon, Wnu-r Iii` Pictures Copied and H respectfully solicited. JOIIN ETBPIIENS, n....u.... cu.-not llnrriu -11iis, INNIISFI l.. gnu... .., ... , It-x-S. ' V , \':l.i'u-r.~\ said they slmuld deal with th M r. Uald well at once. muunum--stint: of Mr. V It \\':m :L2,;I`~-ed to hold that comxnuniczttion and lot thuntlmrs go to committee. \' . \-.-w ummwrmz. qunm, having instructions in mduced Uullcry lhu I I I Ital n--gnu, Dunlop Street. Barrio D[~{-Kc} IS THE atructions Ill CJW (lock, Wnn 3. all g. most. L medicim-. l_0I'Uuu. ' -. lmrru-, u u Collingv M 1`. Lu: Ux6:1`h:uu ` - -.| lul I01. Ll|\2'IIuu,na 5.. -- V, I-'l.\'.\.\'1`E (?O.\lMI'l"l`I~2E. 'l`h-.-'Fixmm:c (`ummittee made t1 as lhlluws : ling-u;x1|u1c.1ding that th LT pay the following accounts : V 'l`hus. main, for Ixxing Park Gates _ John nomlielluw, waterihg streets. John l luxt.on, account. . . . . . . . . . l,<-xumz'& Luunux . . _. . . . . . . . .. . . Hook for Police Court -. . - - - - - .- . - I` \' \l......~i " --A.nnlO0IO-III fur thu pzuat year had been paid |4\`H|l'P.'. u, uxyuux... . . _. . F. \'. .\l:Lrriu...................... 'l'h lilaiu, salary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .` . .. 75 00 .l_ H. .\\-utt, mad work . . . ... . . .. .. .. 62 12 They had much pleasure in stating to the Ikxuulrxl that. uxv-vptin;.; one item which the lhusurittuu zulviscd the Treasurer to hold nvur untx] the middle of the mmth, thetaxes in without hiss. 'l`hc uucullectcd items have been re- turnml against land, with :1 few items remitted . by thu (`ouixt-il, and certain errors in the As- sussumut. K011, which, with the cash collected, nmku up the whole amount of the Roll. All of which was respectfully submitted. lN|)IGE.\"|` C0MMI'l`'I'EI`3. 4.: Ll... vInV\nI`f.' nf the In. ,.- _p;\"r lull THE ., 1\.S,,RA_z\*cE (ZOMAPANY U A . . xmnnn l)blla.rs: Gov- UUlA`\J u. e Penemn_guishenc E ~.- M liarnu ;I`1..\ l: unhx nu had had grea. new-rul cases W is urgent necessity for re upon the expendi Ixglctec rccummen nuns be received lnlttud tu the` "Committee, um and urgent cases. \1r nmwu in weak here the re seeme' d gs some check lief, an the Com- ture was necessary d`el that hereafter applies. by the chairman and sub- leaa in extreme lllIL\.l:u nu mu. u..._, ` Viaie for themselves. He move iUii\)\t s 3.1.!` Your C Mr. Brown speaking t they hml found a number w nut help for A portion of the summer; -and tire}-xpeiiditure had been very high they were forced tn retrench. He thought that the case having to be reported to the Committee would Lend to restrict the expenditure. He would also urge the Reeves who attended the County lfuuu.-rl to impress upon that body the neces- sity of providing a House of Industry for the a. dutio1l`0l' those, not only in the towns but in the County, whowere unable to pro- _ (1 the ad option- ! U,`c report, which was carried. . noun: or WORKS. The Board of works presented a -report as ommittee have "carefully , . .1. - ..,.m:.mn nresented for sidewz_Ll\_ o the reportissid C ho could do with- 1 ' HF }x urIcz.1-zs -..\ 4 uuu.-u no }{I1p|'uau uyuu - providing I the Wh0.W \'i~1cf<)r of _- ..u u N1BWidhiE|1V:' trriu M l lmnnllon. I'\\1H|\ UH mu nth Streets. . t`;.1-lm-l|};r A 0].. C'..,.f 1 Solimted for : '::!4\[cr1Ir3i;10x. 1 1 HI" (' mu Lepve Barrio, _ at Gran-nlu1rst_ Arr. GOIN U13: ..._-, (JOIN G N ORT H. gnu), 7.1-'-) u'.m., 11.515 11.11),` ' 11.10 n.m., 2:15 p.m.. ~r1 '. `MB-.~oo(l V1110 p.m.. 3.50 p.m_, ' .uu1Nu SOUTH. 1im;wo0d:':.3(_)u~.m., 8.05 a.m., u~-rv-in 7.0: u.m.. l9.9(_) a.m.. iulluws Comrhittee have csreruuy erzunined the petitions presented sidewalks and recommended that 9. 4 ft. sidewalk be laid on tlic south side of Mwcdonald Street. They also uizule certain recommendations regarding repairing sidewalks. and proposed that a man slmuhl be hired for that purpose, to work un- Jar the direction of the Town Inspector. They reccummended that Louisa Street be ` graded sud grnveled and that a couple .of lots on Penetnnguishene street he purchased in or- der that a supply of gravel be obtained for- that cud of the Town. `Several other sugges- tions \\ ere ollered and the report was adopted. . . .1 run L-nu | u -4. tie at J.-ntztal BLAGKSTOGK, ;}`;)VI|I'0. 10.10 o..m.. .'.:u p.m., o.;.u 9. {.-\ BIL.-\.\'CH -_(}0I.\'G NORTH. ,,' 11.10 a.m.. 2.40 p.m. -- 'cnhnrst. 1.25 p.m.. 6.00 p.m. ---- GOING SOUTH. enhurst. 6.40 9..m., 2.10 p.m. ---- 6.10 n..m.. u.30u..m. -- _..,..-u.~ nrnxtn. MnR'[\}{_ I upuu lug, nuuzvnu-..., .._ should work coup1e.o_f m obta.m_ed sugges- MARK mf FEES. M r. Mo K ay `presented as report of the market Uomnnittee, _recom1nendiug that Mr. Mxlne I ( 1 4 salary of 3250 a year, _ _ cents perpbnsket be collected for all dmry pro- rlnmz, ' I `, Lcuu: Pclluaunvv m. ...,----., duce. v - After some discussion the Report was w1th- drawn and Mr. Brown moded seconded by by Mr. McKay that tenders be aslged for -the weigh scales and the above mentioned fees The motion carried. - .._ _....n .\v-1.! ,rn1:u` uwcting of .\lum1uy night, The xuiuutt.-:4 of I `:u.1 zu1nptc'n1.- ` Ll|I' pm-scntual the 1-ctit 1 1|lJ\_l others, asking for ulk uu thu south `side A ...bu .\'0 N U l:sAmor.. .Mr. Villieta moved, seconded by Mr.'RosB, that the action brought by the Town Inspector against Mr. Caldwell, be withdrawn as the nuisance complained of was no .11\1i88n9- This ridiculous motion carried. We shall hnve more to any in reference to it at another (imp. " ulllnrrio, 6.10: .\'0l'.l`ll Sl.\'[COE-- N n.. -u-in at ildxn-ll } .I``B(`tl\t\`.Ii acuinixiiiuicatioll re- . [in fact of his `having - been suin- , thv 'l'uwu lmipeutor on charge of 1 U! the My l.u.\v, and asking that, as ..L hmh--n the spirit of the By-Lnw,_ -,~m1iii;;.~i might be stopped. ' tum was ruzn1froui_ the 'l`o'nn Clerk hat {is h: liuil now the increased duty Liu`;;g this taxes, he might have an in- ! .~ :Ll;lr)'. il zu-miiii X|~`.mi that 5 w:n: presented, and Mr. the several .cmnmuuica.- rufvrrmi to their respective commit~ 10!` Int: 1.u.vIm.\ ," " N,`*'1#`ND- 1 -...-.....-nnnnt do rip. 6-I0 U.->U uulu. ---~~ .~5l.\ICOE--GOING NORTH. ' at 9.30 a.m., 8.15 p.m unanguiahene. 1.00 p.m.. 10.45 p.m UOINU SOUTH. ' T . .1: 6.15 a.m.. 3:10 pm ulvw I time. '1 I18 l0ll0WlDg I Rosa, seconded ml.`m-.~.... :+ l...oI. . Fit", 11.5 .~s0U l`lI. - 0.1 \'.\l`.F.|"L'l. from the scene of action qnr late _fe110W townsmnu 301. Alex. McKenzie, S11 HD9933` ant oi the N. VV. Police-and W 9 th 4 said Alexander McKenzie has been for 15119 greater part of his life a useful and most ex- elnplery citizen of this municipal): 335 `"3 done his part as a citizen honeltly Inf} 1103' 0urnbly-we therefore deeply lbml 515, W"! end offer our heartfelt eym thyio 11!! 5.` . reaved widow and femily, an PPIY -t th..- God of the lathet-lees and widow may bother! end consolation in .919`? A13? 'f` 1 nn. 5 M __..__ m:1`:'m~;u ON. MUNDAY .\'l(:llT. . umcnon. - ". ` " ' The resolution was most unan1ll'9"y. Adopted, and the Council V ` - ` nu... . gave Barrie Arrive at Pei mm : M our expupnu. _ ;_uu...., ms 1m_xdc._u.nd.hcc_urmes In- A. Bl.AL`l{S__'l`0Ck. -LL. B.,' Hillsdule. Ont d.3.30 r..m.. 51 a-'-' 7.0;`. 10.00 `-`.20 v-In-~ '. . `ct!!! ,nnl\'(} N0 -IAdiu luve yo ` and M5;;M;' It the Golden Beaver Inptnn Byq_m- . EBNKMAN, 1:, $100,009. ass British Stock Compgni es ir -over Forty-vo ]V_l1_l1iox} far 5:103. Dye Stntfs, Soaps`, ul }. ms_hes. ` I UR h rates as reasonable as panics. All losses" Settled u risks parties wishing to expense. Money umde. _u.nd .Sc<;urities In- LA FULL ' LINE. L'l.l.\' com!-oUxD'E1> ! fposn -my `l D \. lztl '[lH|.0l)UI .,- .\liHim1 for the ,'l`_-u .\l_illionl )bllal's; Goy- usscls. over al1'l111- lmllurs `Also agent rn LvnV,1' 1' mm llN,\nr.1. --over Mlllion . rates reasona_ble_n --6\7er Milnon | reasonable .,...'.o..1. .\lllosscs_sett1ed my 1 mndi |'F.'|'l'l`l().\"'. .`n\I.w.u. DUU AAA. 1 at 6.15 a.m., 10.00 3.111.. RAILWAY ;'r|'rm.\~. _ ` ml 1-ctititm of J. R. 3, a short piece nf ;\1arya._ni1~' , betfound (.`o\"ex-mnent de- Leav Arrive Pcncmuguiahene. * SUI M11: 1..a'rr~: 1'0l.0Nl-IL 111. 7.00 a..m.. 11.20 a.m.. nu! of the (`ouncil was 1, the Mayor in the 3 pncceding meeting N U ISANOE. ` - - 4__.I... Ublx, -1114. Lu. ___:.__. l1l'1`1 blag made their report mg the 'l`rca.sur , 4.00 p.m , 5.00 p.m , 8.26 p.m \D'l`II :-- u-- -w---- __..__.v. - Secongl h;x';dX5g;1:for 3:13 B. Ryag.` --Letter les, invoice lel. Hart`~\& 00:. make, at EdW&l'dl"B00klt0l'e. "- "K n.... 'l \..-.... ..'...`KI.I -nylvln Molrn in " A nu V luunv, III: Aauwunuu nrvv-uv-an --Our Dress a;n antle Maker`, ` first class satisfaction 1-'ompton 8:; Ryan; -Fhotogta.phs o. the late'Col. McKenzie and F. H. Buttere for sale at Stephens gallery, Barrie. 21-3t --Altbough we e paying our Dress and Mantle Maker :1 ve large salary our prices hr making are low-L znpton & Ryan. . _, _--_ l__..-L L2- `\unn:Qat- `n fnvnnu Penemn_gui 1 l.oI_\'e Arnvc tq I ll.` ILHIILILIE ulv lV\I`I"TIlI-Irvv-u --J---. '--A- man may forget his business, his family and all the sacred obligations of life,` but he. always remember: where he got thnt counter- t..:L kill I auwu; feit_ ` --Dr. G. A. Ryerson wnu pay ma llexi van. to Barrie for ' the purpose of attending to patients ailcted with diseases of the eye and ear, on June 17th. . `L. n n 1 AA nf \nI\'p1lzu- P. 0.. in re- 83?`, On 0 uuc I. 1 Mn. 7 -Mr. G. B. Lee. of Mcliellar P. 0., in newing his subscription for another year says This makes the first quarter of u centuvtry of my subscription to ].`1u: ADVANCE.- ` ` ` --Mr. Mnundr lhus now on exhibition at his conservatories John Street, a. splendid , lot _of bedding pl: 3. especially Verbenas. ' They are very heauti l. call and see them. -The rush innugurnteil at Reeves `Photo. gallery on May 24th. still continues without sign of abatement. All the result of his wonderful new instantaneous process. Don't forget to call on him when you come to Town. ' -Thos. Cane was arrested on the 2nd inst., on charge of being drunk and disorderly. Tom had been wanted for some time but was hard to catch._ The next day he interviewed the M P. and will reside in the country tor" the next 30 days. --The following appeared in the last iasigel of the (`anadi Gnzelle.-35th Battalion 0 n- fnntry, Simcoe Forristers..-'I.`o be lieuten- ant-colonel, -Major and Brevet Lieutenant William E. O'Brien, V. B., mce Alexander McKenzie, deceased. V i A n _____ ....L:......I r.hm-oh was m-ggnized BlF_ Ulll. A. Rye!-non will his next visit `- n_-..:.. cm. *f.ho nnrnnse of attendimz McKenzie, ueeeaseu. , -A Congregational Church was organized in Barrie on the eveniniz of Tuesday this week, and a delegate sent` to the Congregational Union, which meets this week in Bi-anford. VVe.nnderstand the new church starts with about forty members and with every prospect ot success. _ -There was a wonderful gathering of notables in Barrie .on Friday morning. There was Mr. Parkhill, Mr. Cook. and Mr. Long M. P. P s. for South, East and West Simcoe respec- tively ; and D Alton ,_MeCarthy M. P., and Quinn and Drury, would _be M. P's. And still the world did not tip over on this side.. -A grand Union Picnic will be held on June 14th., at Mr. Thomas MeAvoy s Grove on the Town Line between Flos _nnd Vespra. Proceeds in aid of the Flos Presbytery. The Candidates in the coming election contest, to gether with the general public are cordially invited to attend. Good music will be pro- vided ; and games,` for which prizes will, be given, will be held. . --Despite the inclemency of the weather the market onSativrd_ay was well attended by fariners, and a considerable amount of produce etc., elianued hands. Political discussions were the order of the day, and on all sides little knots of men could be seen gathering about a couple of excited disputants. `lu gen- eral the best of feeling prevailed however and no damage was done. -~'l_{onour l_`\0_1l_ for Ma.y~_-4th C1339,-11.. .lennison's division, Model School. _ Senior Seetioii-~mai-ks obtainable 496, of which Em- ..... `rim. nl\i .ZLlned 357 : Florence F reG_lI|_3:I1. 345; iY vI.`l IIVO (uullugu who u....... --l.lonou1- l_lo1l Class, ll. R. .lennison s division, Senior ma Roe obtained 357 ; Free_ma.n, x\laggie'l)uff, 331 -, Cecelia. Bremner, 328; Lucy l)insdale, 322 ; Helen Bird, 321.--Jnuiorb Sec- tion--marks obtainable 400, of which Albert Sewrey obtained `.285; A. \V. Smith, 280; mm. Purvis. 2'77 : Mossie llypson, 276`; Gen. ` OK .,,._,_-._..-_..;....';.___ LATEST Lo `I. Lmss. guy..- _ -Hnmir Roll of pupils in 1 form Model School for April. T] ber of marks obtainable by my Junior Section was 275. of whicl .....;... ,a.+n:.u-J 259-. Clarence V Sun, Jun, . .... .. \Vinters, 174; Albert Strong, 168 ;. May Wright, 153. Total number for Senior Sec- tion 284. Charles Stevens, 270.; Geo Wadds, `.368 ; Henry Villiers, 253 ; Eddie Crompton, 232; Harry Burns, 197.- v . Toronto, at 75 Younge Si ... ~--'-Recently in 1 snllcrers visited Dr. over 500 Physicians um M. Souvielle, of Paris and Exnide Surgeon of the French army, using - his w9n`derful instrul ` ' ter foi-._the,ci1re of Cntarruh, Bronchitis, Astlimap and throat and lung (liseases. 'l`he doctor or `one of his` surgeons from the International Throat and Lung In stitutc, 75 Ynunge--`Street Torontp, will be at the Queen s Hotel Barrie. ' ling June 12th. and him b ply of Spirometers and and suercrs can try it free. 22-2in. te unmitigated cussedness he inflicted upon this > present spring. work. prophesy- ly and severe winter. peace until , an nits might and- _ omple 1 commend t 0 7 is a ing a. short fall ear 5 This country will never have .0 rises i yo in wnv. this `heztd " ' ' `---- A 5. A `on L