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` IKUUPJIVD '-- UULV V 1'4 L :.;\- a A cox-,Uommlsalouur In Queen's Bench. Auc- d Commission Agent.tor nda. Farm Stock.}Iouao- Also for the (fines Honour.-.v\p',)mlnor. an the mslzs of lh)u:m.~s. Ln hold |<`urn{turo,(}n0dxa. Wares. &.o. collonslon or 1<.cnts.NnLos and Accounts. --I`o1looCourL. Barrio. V 2 LILILUIJ-'4/II-` U UL` U31 1, & BOILER WORKS.--H. BEWREY. M81111- faomrer 0! every dewrmon of En Boilers, 8 Saw Mill.G1_'ist. M1ll,; ngle.La .an'& Wood- worklmz Machinery. *I\ A nnvsu 1`- . _----r , ,,__ ..--.....-. uunuvo __ '- . A W. McVI'1"1`IE, D. L. SURVEY- T cc OR and Real Estate A ent. Colgsryd N . W. orres ondence soliclte with In or to in- vestments` n Province of Alberta . N. .- A .w. MCVITTIE. A`ddx-sss cuagu-y. v_lo.'3eIton:_ Montana. U. S. - 51 y. .0.'1I."I3Y6i~I', PRIVATE" FUNDS to loan on real estate at lowest rates. Farm- ers` Notes discounted. Collections mode in sndy art of the County. Real Estate bo ht and so] . gonvoyanqin in all its branches. , arrlnga L1. gcnsos issue . 0FFl0E-OV0r Cnnndlnn Rank nf an or U10 Uounty. Real sold `onvoyanojn censos Canadian Bank of Commerce, Dunlap-st.. Barrie. 46-ly, S AMUEL TENOH, WELL SINK- ER. gouso and Land Druiner. rptgms thanks I'll Ithn nu In nnnnnnlln 0.. sl...|__-_ 'L1u.I.uull.l .n.nuuu., vvnuu SINK- Housc Land returns thanks to the ubllc max-ally for their 1; fnvoannnd would nform om thathe has in the b can, and as prompt and obllgln `as ever. Orders can be left. at. No. 80. Peel-at, _ urrie. and they will be promptly attended to. 47-ly. Parlor Inltoq Bedroom iI|lToI. wt . . Ildoboniidl. any chain, cm, Cornice Poles. Ind s11- kinds -of Furniture made ' `to ondorbyeompltantworkmen. Also M Planing Aa:n,.~!.A '.'I"Il.I'n:I.n.'-: j. '_ Dono99~Bh9`Ii$Nouoe. , DAVID DOUGALL, = V -. L _ _:I:vn_,v/Rot: of the Market vuuLu LVUUDIV5, Uh. S'I`ABLE.0ount [:31 .' Court. Bu-rte. y 0 mo STABLE. County of 81111008. 0mo6-Po1loa (Inns-0 Dn--`A i~?iJRNr_URE%l jot. life by. 1 nS'F ` .`i,'l."$`."sa'.%.: .33.; ' in om-`own toy free. No risk. EL no_g_v_._ BARRIEJFOUNDRY, ENGINE hMnQ_IP`ER WQK.:H. SEWREY. Mann. ltuwluuu uv~--- ~- . )R, Z I .\I ;\1bRI\IAN. - DENTIST, wllh-tan um following 11300: every month: PlC?\'l'1'l`A.\IUUlSl{!4}NE -x 113' 5. June 9, July 0 Aug. l, Hunt. H, (ML. 6, Nov. 3, Dec. 8. \\'\ ElmI1)(H2 -l<`0run00n of May 4. June 8, Jul u, Amg.`3, Sept. 7. Oct. 5. Nov. 2. Dec. 7. _ A IIJLANIJ Afternoon of May 4, June 8. July 8. Aug. 3. Sept. 7, Oct. 5 Nov. 2, Dec. 7. "ha renmlndur (_)f- the Mqntll will be at his Of- . .J.....u...-..' mm-,k. Burrxo. Out. -ly .1. Ueuu anew. 3 ____________.__.___ _ ggaghgunm BOAT KI IIQW. I How __l_ll_ST. How ngsrunsnr nuns u.oom ADVANQI. , ___... .._--vuua ;ARRIE 1'ANtNG MILL.--,GEO. V BQLL, Carpenter av. Build. and Ila--0-- 's. JOHNSON, B .` PORTER of and dmljnr In no.1. no ..uI \u$\\`~\l N `/* ' `NEVA ` BEFORE? -raaoz MAPK. ( m=1 -an.) . I17.) ..__'I 'I'7._,._ ._ an 1 u -u 1 Ell-U1-VJ-`H IIJAL` BALL,0 ta 82B llder (1 Mann! - r of-Doonfrggghez. Bliexds. `truldlngu `Gang. :ingu9f1lkings_doge promptly and an tac- KENNFQIIX, .lVLL,'V uxxu up ;.u...v I..\\'l). :\rrhlm(`.LH. P. 1.. Surveyors. V_alu- awra, xu-. Plmu and wocincntionxs for buildings mpurml. 'l`u\\'n and Village Lots laid out. arm llnus um-ufullg located. Timber limits nnunlnml. &c.. &c. f!1ces-McQa,rtl_1y`s__B_l_ Vol . XXIII. We have recently published a new edi ,_\ion of IJR.-CuLv1s:Rw1cLL's CELEBRATED -Esau! on the radical and permanent cure (without medicine) of Nervous Debillty. and Phvaicnllncanncitv. Imnndimnnm tn Eunugruns. an ..,vvV.~ E DUAJ run. uzxuu.-,- ' J. Carlo . maker nearlyaa ood inc W: U? OAPON. Qpp.l9en's 11108. PULLAN'SI se7o,oo`w security uL lowest H . PU LLAN In R0 and due 9 ng mlgh and Ed to conquer 0." i!.'.`..f"'"...f:i`x .`:3 FOR SALE..-- 4- nan-Iv nu onn a.n. L :31.` U V J.` ' e. , Oloo--Polloe GO TO 11:3 `Ont. 35-ly `gurus; I. -4. vac, vvv, vvvo Has the Largest. Surplus of Assets over Lisbilities of any Fire Insnrancg Company ` in the worl . ' "6c3E'r7E vX1Vozl:'za:_c'.,. W ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LIOENSES. numwnnn Am mun: k1fE$9E`$', 1.r`o-EiNsED A UCTION-' - EEK. ..ipprM.~4cr:.nd Bill l oster.&.c. Rents (`.nAlAI'lIA ....nv.. up-nu.'AnA {\fRnn.un.ntJ1`IIVn . AG-ENE` ' FOR `T-HE FOLLOWING GOMPAIIES: ` `HE PHCENIX FIRE INSURANCE ` `COMPANY. 01 London. England. Estab- lished I782. - 'lu1n J..u.I..|. 1'J1.\:I.n.1J ;n u y nun uu COMPANY. Established 1803. Capital $11,000,000.` For Fire business only. 'I'.B.l!A DU V .EJI.\Il.`.l.L\1 1.1 .lu uu .LwxJ.1 VJ: OOMPAN Y. Inpgn-on all kinds of Propert and,P1-ivate Dwellings. Over $100,000 depoalte with the Government. . ` Capital 2,000,000; deposited with the Govern- ` ment at Ottawa. $100,000. TIIE MERCANTILE FIRE INSURANCE CO.. Caiital $500,000; Government deposit made. THE ABOVE ARE ALL smox COMPANIES. THE VVATERLOO ` MUTUAL FIRE; INSUR- A_NCE 00. Capital, $500,000. ROYAL msunTN"ci cumrmv 1 SSSSSS S3S;9.S2;922- LI -.3 ol.nT.nu-aunt dun-on us an `I haklnu THE QUEEN INSURANCE com. - PANY. Caplta.l$12.000,000. THE SOVEREIGN IN SURANOE Insure: kinds n In! Dr! vain Huvnlllnnm Over 3100.000 denoslte 0FFICE.-South Side of Collier Street, op`; posite the American Hotel, Barrie. W . 11- JAMES EDWARDS, _ , Agent at Barrie. Barrie`. Sept. 11. 1878 . - rlwm QUEEN'S HOTEL.-A. W. IHHl\\'\.' lb-nun.-lnvnr __W.rnnHnnf m~.nnmmn- THE IMPERIAL ` INSURANCE :11 mo`mo; For Fire business only. . THE ROYAL" CANADIAN _ FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Old 1?. 0. Building", Corner of Collier and ' Owen Streets. - Hun now A large supply of Trunks 1;-o:_n men to $25 : Vallsea and Satchels at Bottom Prices. 0 Single and Double Harness, Oolldrg, Sad- dles, (1 un`y.C'mnbs, Brushes, Wh-.ps, and Lashes, . ' At prices to` suit eveirybodf` names: 01! and 5 . ,. Vanish always took. , dnum nomn or nmlorons :' Hon. Henry Stan-nes.ChaIrma.n; Thou. Cramp. Esq.. De .-Chairman: Theodore Hart. Esq.: I130. oopex-,Esq.: E. J. Ba.rbea.u..Esq. Insurances effected at Moderate Rates of Pre- mium. Dwellings. Churches and Farm Proper- ties lnuured at Specially Low Rates. (1 II` n nurmxr ' rnuuonn-nnnunn f|UU`IU' Ruin I, - Re-inswrance Reserve, - - $1,060,424. Losses in St. J oIm .s Fire", - $180,000.00 All paid In two weeks after fire. Cameo Agent tor the Commercial Union Insur- ance of London. Capital. 2,000,000. 47-ly. Agent at Rama. 4:. 1-. Lou M1-, -__- mvnsmn runns" . - over s3o,ooo,ooo - ruxpsmvmsmnm ammo; . 9oo,ooo Security. Prom t Pa ant. and Llberality in the adjustment 0 its seen are the prominent features of this Company. lIA\vAv\A 5-...-K _.. _-____.___ -um uuuu cu an up G. F. C. SMITH .' Ran.-Sm! REPAIRI1`VI(*3:(V*I?i1:c(H):1V'I"TLY,:`DONE. ALL V WORK..WARB.AN'1`ED; ` ' I `Also Ag-(mt for g:w;{iuralIpgkmnts. 7` i am; ME A (MLL.-'-Si o"eh o-'Go1deq.- Saddle. Bsveld Street . nrrie. 20-ly fl Klllm v-...__` "%?ikl)'iS D V o o opu-z ` ~ nlve assortment 31` with gm 3 n. Imrriing facilities for Lurmngolllltiea (to, mmxwn. oprlate outs fo:3a`0lu.w"E o u 't710lro' I hmze type and A pr 1! ll tfblila and an n took ofh` fncy. ll!) Posters an for the line class of Dunn Ly m lamc forms of every d u )_Hl!d in. run 0 | escnm On In FE||i.\lS:-i"c?r n`i)1t?s?::~l1%`:?. Itook Ind strictifinndvnnco: 21: uotn"" Der .3 H 111 .\l)Vll{ !`IB[ (}._1-Qnsgelglad. In. NY n3orLi0n,tI.ndf0ln` cunts 9!` ll 5;, . no 1 I 0 Yonfly cards not egouai` '`1ent 0'; SJSC . - D1-N` }0l\l'. Special 00 t 113-9. 1 . imrtisimx enteredlnto in ma Facts for ":1 rm onion; must. be sbm, for thollgtlad ra,g,_ W3 a niacripL`il::xi.~i:Lri`(l advertising T:'mnunn of For Sula. $0.. &_?:}g:Itz1x;ug. * ee . HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE ' qomunv. v R . 1`AB!`.IIlD`lN 1810. " . Rm ASSETS. -lANY- I. I879, s3.35s.6s7 Re-imurahce Rum-gm. - - 01 non mt 01 JAMES sc1io_GG1E,l CONVEYANCER; COMMISSIONER IN B. R. nm .f;}. `;,;,.a; lnlnvf Buck Block, nearly opposite the ToS'um- mnnntt linen: !PA1 ENT 1'0: WEIGHT. n. u.UuJ., uVauri.AJ.VU1'J 15KUK- 0 ER. and Genexjal Agent. Real estate bou]l`1t and sold. Collections made In any part of 0 county. Money to Loan. Oloe -Bothwe1l'a gleck. opposite the Railway station. 13;-rie, nae, _ ` ' V- Omoo. East side of Owen Street, next door to the Bank of Toronto. 1 I Run-In 01.4 Iu'..-..u.. Inna -- - ALEXMORROW, }[ GEO. DUDLEY, lav USE SIGN r FRz:s J5""g:lw(3r'|Li1iPOdIlit0 reduced rates. Writ. ivoghlge-gnllsl the discontinuance of , ,.r[p[iI)lir| and advertising. Transient notices a 1.)`z!;[ wanted. For Snio. 850.. not exceed. of ` ' he admitted for 25 cent: each in. `ii I 0!? 1,l"7q;` I`ivsluh'm'tl80m0nt8 o_rdered_by st!{angexgg- dEIA.RLES WAY, Land and Insurance Ayent, Life, Fire and .. Accident. LIVERPOOL & LONDON & - V ' VINSIJRANQE COMPANY. " _ I.I"n:XB FIRE. B A Y F_I E L_D ST`E3ig1'1`;9|' hnvin1:It 6reon"a'co "oontau M3,", d` ` 1u% 'L3`me docir: andvguug on% anareo La.nd. A1so the o nut halt Lot :5. Sophia Street. ooqup ed Lot! D. Purvis. oo Oollurtlnw are of halt A130 the nodolnln & Sophgatz owggg by. r: Land. hnvin thereon a 11 roomod one-fourth -`~ 2 . uotloneoz-`Io: lvmqcqn cefwit. H: n ouse with ;_ tnzwatomw ,i~x Agent for the following Insurance Companies : onrxom AT THE V POST OFFICE BUILDING, BARBIE. j...__. Rated Moderate, Losses Equitably andA frovrtptly Adjusted. mu unun U1 IOPODIO. Barrie. 21st March. 1883. .1,cun0X. Mcornoys-at.-law. Sol 3. curs, 8:0. Ollicos -0: Oman stunts. Barrio. J. T. 1 ~r'wjN>'IL3 x*.s; LENNt hora gmmxy lea AULT, I -ma umrnoyn, Sollcltoxf [}NERPooL & GLOBE SURANHFE (`mun A uv JA.ME` EDWARDS, IYITRT `I`I 7Al`|l'lZ`l) 0 Hi). ' I-"'_ja.ser. CITY OF LONDON, ENGLAND, 1;-` an Ann ...... . [ARNEWSSEMP0RI`UM- INSURANCE. AAA~ R. HOLT, INSURANCE BROK- - General Am-mt. mm1...o..o.. u.......... 9. '."1">."i`:"c'3I`*"i'n;Ia'1'Y-_. ~ 1'1ut'Bwmnx`khoEA5ggE1& .M_o1.>onn;a `'Ti.i3:._ NORTH or sinoom Im'1'1`L.7 Sole Agent for the Celebrated now`: an uyvvu-u; uvvv auuwuu. IOSEPH ROGERS . Res.-Se,cy.. Agent. Police Court. Montreal. Barrie uvvvv vs 1"!`- mersett _.. -_ --.. ...v_ anon us - n. cap1oJ.7a2.ooo.o6o.' Agent Barrio. O. T. LOUNT. "_W0!}DS ABE THINGS. 4 OFFICE: L JKl\L I `Rh 1: F . QW_c Barrie. Ontario, '1'h n rsday,'May 31,1883 `II? Q KIJJJ-30" :14, Monomna znontainlmr six Barrie; V 51-ly. 12-Iy- 5 court, 'M'M1W. Solioltors ln Chaucer Atwrno )un1op:~!troet.Barrle. Successor; 0 av}. Lfcu Mia late rm of Uoultnn Lount,_ Boys & stews" w. haunt, u.0. u. w. haunt, & LU U L` 1! -1-'lLLIu.\u.u;.:u;IJ) 15` UU IX. IIALVIUD 1.'\l.LIa , lnvustxnont on good freehold at rates of interest No princi- .ml umnn required until end of the term. `I`lH.'l`ll 8: AU!/I`. Solicitors. 8cc.. Barrie. . AND A nnop oir `INK humane A frlobal my nonuox nnrwmcn nuzns rnouswns 'l`HJNK."-!nou. W LBJ! IIU W UKBQ ' . _ -Address, RINNEB MANUFACTURING Co.. "116 Smitheld Street, Pittsburg. Pa. 4 1 Tc; any part. of the Town. In any quantities to suit. purchaser, from` 25 lbs. upwards. at the . .0 In thanking the public of Barrie and vicinity for the liberal patron e bestowed upon him in the past, begs to state t at he has at conderruble ex pense increased his bakin facilities and is now prepared to do a. larger bus noes than ever. Orders left at the M111 61' b post card through the - post olce prom}! 3' attended to. The City lI'1our 34:111. Collier Street, near the Markgt, Barrie. T. cums, -l -- - .DnnD'n1"n"x*nn energyvenou to`. work a lull day. and will do this nringt e euroan me i'roin82,000 to $6.- a year. I e .only want one man in each county, and to him will give the exclusive sale as long as he continues to work faithfully for us. There is no coin etition. and nothing like our in- vention made. ai-tie`: having from 820010 81.- 000 toinvest. can obtain a General Agency for ten counties or a State. An one can make an investment of from file to 81, without the least risk or loss. asonr O , investing 32; ) can after a thirty da a trial return the goods unsold to us and get the rmoney back. it they do not clear at least $100. They show that a General A nt who will take ten eounties and invest 3216. can after a trial of 90 days re- turn all goods unsold to us. and have money re- turned to them if they fail to clear at least $750 in that time. There are many persons having money to invest. who could not give the business pei-sonalattention-such can employ sub-agents without leaving home-making a large amount yearly out of a very small investment. We are not paying salaries. but want men willing to work and obtain as their pay the protsot their energy. Men not willin to work `on our terms will not work on any.- `hose meaning business will re- ceive our large descriptive circular. and extraor- dinary offer by enclosin a three-cent stamp, with their address. The rst to comply with our terms will secure the county or counties they may wish to work. - A AA--`an rculars will show that those , Made in the various styles and quality the best-- Delivered in all parts of the town. Manufactured fresh every day. Ask 'our grocer for them and you will use no 0 her. PIC-NIC PARTIES SOCIALS 8'5 WEDDINGS supplied at short notice and on reasonable terms. Ar`; nninnnunfntr 1' `nnntxrxf nR.{I.1.. u. B.icCARTHY-UFF1CE nl Runldcnco on the \Vst side of J h 3 tlmnxmljntely Opposite Mr. Geo. BEIPI: 1 Small Factorv. .- I\.\,-I A \*rrrr\ Hcreot, Plnulng um A fcnvsm. Mine: roliss, There are a. number of persons out of em loy- ment in everyCounty.-yet ener etic men wi ling to work do not need to be. hose willing to work can make from $100 to $500 a. month clear, working for us in a. pleasant and permanent business. The amount ouragents make varies, some make as lfh as $500 9. month while others as low as 100. depending on the energy of the eszent. e have an article of meat merit. It low 100. nu depending the or the aszent. have article great ahould.be sold to every House-owner. and ggys over 100 per cent. prot. Each snlels from .50 to $10.00. One mzent In Pennsylvania. sold 32 in two days. and cleared $61.00. An agent in New York made $45.00 in one def. Any man with en enon to..work In 1 day. and will do mac from 32.000 000 a. wear. e.onlv F`. :r. BRowN,| F L 0'1": :1, Chop Peas Oats and Barley BRAN: SHORTS, &.c-, &.c-. |THE PH.R`M"Aov| Patent Medicines, Dye V Stus, Sponges, Choice Perfumes, Combs, Brushes, T Toilgt Soaps, _ Or anything thai is usually l_:e'pt In 3 x-at-class Drug Store. PHYSICIANS . PREOBIPTIONB. CAREFULLY AND AOCURATILY l RIPAREDr V Large Shock of MADIIEB, INDIGO AND OTHER DYE STIIFFS ALWAYS ON AND. . TRYTHE "` ECIIA TOOTH POWDER 3 lnxmunnlmm umml |FLouR~sFEEi3.| I'l&ll|u| nun` ~--- ~ V .,u|.1(msror lcxtructlng Peoth always on hand; ills both xnletsaant. an auto. Omoe over lcdwurdzv llouk Scum. Barrie. Ont. V . . . . .. .1 ..- "fir" 1\mi*rrnrc1m l )[{. ,2 LI. BOSANKO, '1:)E`1~ITi*i`% LI IFREEMAN'S| I-Ancv GOODS, - Cheap Wools and Braids; lately ledb J;M uanb . . ' Parigg-9`2'l'hAt {Ina `bx-.iok~re{ldence situated at the head of llnloutot moot. > . Parcel 8--'I!he west hot Lot. 20. Con. 1. in the Parcel owest got ownship of Tiny. oon 2 100 ' V 80198. ` P310014;-Into 2'12. 97 274. 215 south side of Alliston. hose are choice build- a:-oel 5. -Lot 23. Con. 2, Township of Sunni- dale. consisting of 100 acres, more or less. TERMS EASY. Applyto ' , _ _ A R. R. HOLT. A Bgth,w9lI'_q B1o_k,`opp. N. 8; N. W. Station. . 15:5; 1833,` ' ll-amos. - . nu 4\o\1\ r\'l'|'l3IY`I \TII 'W. T. Barker_5L_Go. Opposite Railway Station, Dunlap-sl. T V o. E. LVALLEAU, 25-ly Mgnmmc. PROPERTY FOR SALE. Pm-eel 1.-'l'hat muzhzt house or Parcel 1.-That roug lptelyooouplod by J ; ` Pame1~2-'l`hnt ue` `STAMPING FOR BRAIDING AND EMBROIDERY, Slks, C'a7i'uases, Patterns, Chenille, (Cards; Tassels, Table Draper, 4-c., gun.-ugg-up ..-. for a young 1:. better than going-`West. . F01{'o$A.IA;E.-._A GOOD oPEN"IF A . , otflooocree.` 'utJ:haltofLot8;tn2Con. '1` ` lp of-F100, (led by a. nne clear and open eoun ,` about! e from the North Sim- ` utde walk trom__a. Ifgbug `I I ill 03 conga aI: o1'ie tni1gt?o31y?h`$"1`33rh Sim- ooe R. Roe one m me : [mm a. Public School. A to P.0. and Store on opposite side of Street. B kamlth 8110111)` and other small bulld- lngn on rope . `the Town of Ban-le. 4 V s - ops rented as Slug): Dwelli corner of. Boy dvStree.ta_. be: r known as the Mimvoy . some years s thlspro rtywasvalueda Dollars. I _ l nowse lt foroaehortrwde or less than halfthat_ amount. `This or the above property the buyer get an un uted txtle; and ve ume cash wn. -Any _ grlnformntloncan obtained ---`wr|I\'I`Y l\_lI`In I|_Q...,.. Aug. .1, aupu. :, m... .. .... 0! Mon tluu, .~zuu1uru' Hlock. Harrie . _ Wanting Employment. 7 V 7 `P.O. d Store oppomw uluu Ul. _ ._ gctxl-1933' '?3 wkmnithuho o ,..L;dy friend-'-"So you are gomgv to! inzson A180. .*"~`"'` " to me th'Ge1ia? Dear me` mm ma Sh and gmdun; _ . _nion , _ . _ - corner. 9: nm alga! -'s3o`;'w,3g;',` What? *"1.. .0!` {t . on mus`. h",,! 15"?` as Dang,` pone you are near y tagged on 06.1!!! 33`v 21Pxt 3. Ir`22'a2Y3'rtr`a3e haltthnt ._ Oh. dear, no; inommo hire: 3 drbumaket, abttfv l,7l*:1;`;"V f,`;;}g*gg:, she does all the towing. All I h_|V '50 . wf` `n`;"2'{K:gm1`1E;`r;:'g?ioncan do no-to tryAon,'you-knew. .Lody fnond-- by gppiyingoor. J. GRIBBIN. 0141118 .11-3m09- Ah, yet; I no. I` T . COUNTY OF Js1McoE_ % GENERAL ADVERTISER. lIOMlN|0N BAKERY LOWEST MARKET PRICE. LEADS THE VAN. BARBIE. alscurrs lmulnp :1u'ouL, 1:` wood." Tuus. Km.\'.~ucn\'. \\' BREAD FREDERICK J. BROWN La};-088$ on John Street allnnbv. . - PROPRIETOR | 4-17- With. tinkle, tankle, tinkle, Thro'_ fern and periwinkle, The cows are coming home; A loitering in the checkered stream, rWhere the sun-rays glance andglemn, Clarine, Peachbloom, and Phoebe Phillis Stand knee-deep in the creamy lilies, In a drowsy dream; ' To-link, to-lank, to-linklelinkle 0 er_banka with butbercups a-twinkle, The cows come slowly liome; . And up thro Memory s deep ravine` Come the brooks old _song and its old time sheen, proot." Now, hold on right there. Out West they have a place for watering cattle. The cattle have to mount a platform to reach the troughs. As they step on the platform their weight presses a. lever, and this throws the water into the troughs. They have to get on the platform through faith, and this act provides the water and leads them to it. You are like a smart steer that slips around to the barnyard and peeps in the trough without getting on the platform. He nds the trough dry, of course, for it needs his weight on the platform to force the water up. He turns away disgusted, and tells everybody there s no getting on the plat- form for there's no water in the trough. . Another steer not so smart, but with more faith, steps on the platform, the .water springs into the trough, and he marches up and drinks. That's the way with religion. You can t even examine intelligently, until, you are on the platform. It you slip around the back way you ll nd the trough dry. But step on the platform,` and the water and the faith come together without any trouble-certain and sure and abund- ant, - \Vith tingle, tangle, tingle, By twos, and threes, and single, The cows are coming home; Thro violet air we see the town, And the summer sun a-sliding down, And the maple in the hazel glade ' Throws down the path nlonger shade, And the hills are growing brown; To-ring, to-mug, toringlerinzle, By threes, and fours, and single, The cows come slowly home; The same sweet sound of wordless psalm, The same sweet June day rest and calm, The same sweet smell of buds and balm, When the cows come home, uuy la!.'l ant. Ana. clung net silver Den; Go-ling, go-lung, golingledingle, With faint, for sounds that mingle, The cows come slowly home; And Mother-songs of long gone years, And baby joys and childish fears, And youthful hopes and youthful tears, When the cows come home. 0 J. HHUW mun, 111\u1u.1uu;, Q Plan.-i, .\I.-n-mroumnts. Valuations and Arhltrnummfor >':`ho0ls_ Churches. Public Bulld- Inmu. Rl1.~4lx1mI2-1 l rulI1iHe:i, Hills. Farms and for 'l'own, (`mlntry und Suburban Residences. Of- Hve M the Knitting Store. west ot Wellin ton Howl Lmrric. 50- y. . UUIIIU U10 uruunn u1u_uuu5 nuu. LIIB v4 sheen, . And the crescent. of the ai1ver_Queen. `vixen fhn nnuyu r-nvnn hnma, IV [loll IUU-UU. uuu Iuvv vvg auu jingle, The cows are coming home; And over there on Merlin Hill, Sounds the plaintive c_ry of the whip-poor- will. mm 8. (16II10Il8I:l'.uUu UI. Kuugluu. None, was the reply. You must get inside the fold and then the detnonstx'a~ tion will come of itself, .Humble yourself, have faith, and you shall know the truth." H In nl-.Inm~ um:-u I nnmt believe. accent it ..:._ Well, I ll go home to-night and take off my annels, said an elderly passenger in a Highland our last evemng as he lead down 3 Glob: he had been reading. It XXII. ITnnIn Jnmn: vnn " nah-]1 vnnin WHEN THE cowscome Home [The author of the following is unknown. It was copied from an English paper where it was published anonymously. We looknpon as one of the most charming pieces of ver3i- cation in the English language.` ' ED. An- vucn] ' With klingle, klsngle, klingle, Fur down thednsky dingle, `The cows are coming home ; Now sweet and clear, and faint and low, The air tinklin come. and go, Like chiming: tom 9. far-o' tower, Or patterings of an April shower - That make the daisies grow; K0-ling, ko-lung, kolinglelingle, Fur down the darkening dingle, The cows come slowly home; ' And old-time friends, and twilight plays, And starry nights uad sunny days, Come trooping up the misty ways, When the cows come home. Wxth jingle, jungle, jingle, Soft tones that sweetly mingle, The cows are coming home; Malvine, and Pearl, and Florimel, De Kaxnp, Red Rose, and Gretchen Scheil, Queen Bess, and Sylph, and Spangled Sue- Across the elds I hear hot loo-oo, And clung her silver bell; Gn.lina_ an-Inna. aolinnledinqle. DIM: PRLIUIAIVU I:_I`y U1. vuu Wu|y'yuu| w: , And the dew drops lie on the tangled vines, And over the poplars Venus shines, And over the silent mill. K0-ling, ko-lang, kolinglelingle, With tink_-a.-hnu and jingle, The cows come slowly home. Let down the bars; let in the train Of long gone songs, and owers, and rain, For dear old times come back again, When the cows come home. Sam Jones, the revivalist, was talkinghto a. man of weak faith the other day. The doubter asked if Mr. Jones could not give him a. demonstration of religion. U `KT.-.nn mun {kn v-nnlu Vnu mun}: 0 fl mav- down 3 (two! nu uuu uuuu. nznuxug. _ Why, Uncle James, you ll catch your death 0 cold; its awful chilly weather," re- marked a young lady who sat by his side. I` l`.an f. hnln thnfn T vn swnvn rnmnfnd marxeu ll: yuuug uauy vvuu any uy um nuuu. Can t help that; I've always regulated my habits by the news I read in,the paper, and when I learn of a boy getting drowned while in bathing it is time te cast under- clothivg, I've acted on that plan for near- ly sixty years, and it never failed me yet. You see. said he. turning around and shall know the truth." In other words I must believe, accept it before it is proved, and believe it without nu-nnf ly Blxliy years, uuu. u: uuvur usuuu Iuu yub. ' You see, said he, turning addressing those in the car in a voice that was husky with suppressed whisky or beck beer, you see; I ve watched things and read some, too,` and I have come to the con- clusion that an average youngster knows more about weather than all the Old Proba- bilities that ever existed. Crocuses may re- fuse to bud on `the common, `Beautiful Spring may stay frozen in the bowels of the hand-organ, and the manketman may charge you twenty cents for a pill-box of of sour strawberries, and tell you he is nhlian in An I. hnnannn 11 `Ah: front has OI sour nwruwuurrzua, uuu. Iouu. you nu us obliged to do it, because a late front has ruined the crop in Virgina, but when a. boy can stand it to wade out until the water is deepenough to drown him, it is time to swap your `overcoat for an umbrella, I move into - winter quarter: when the first .In.&`m- Rina: ' n-nnah thn -it-A, and ' T nn t IIIOVO H1130 wmber qunrwru vuwu um unu- skater divesthrough the `ice, and I don t come out until his brother goes in swim- ming. '.l`he~mazy calculations of Vennor and Wiggins may do for general purposes, but when it comes to regulating personal conduct I rel on the boys every time, and` ropose to o.so as"long as there is one ef .~ And 'the.old man unbuttoneci his An_L -....I n-n.` 5`-an vunn-an:-Inca ~:` ha nnnlt` 161%." Ann _me 010 man unouvwneu nus coat, and asked -the passengers if he could let down a car window. as it was getting nllredhor. % > 7 BOYS A8 WEATHER PROPHET8 A HOMELY ILLUSTRAT-I_ON OF FAITH `(I B118 CICSUCDE 01 (I18 u1|vur_\\;u When the cows come home. - AucTIONEEns.TW-H _ osncm SWAN, A UC'1`[ONEER I__ foy\t_[)_c Ununty of Simcoe. Terms reason- .x,L_._..s ldlw VVith kliugle, klnngle, klingle, \Vith 100-00. and moo 00," and Hnnln A tailor had brought a suit against a dc linquent debtor. for the pay for some worn- out-and-forgotten clothes. When the case came up far hearing, one of the attorneys asked for a continuance upon some frivo- lous pretext, and, of course, the other op- posed it. A wrangle followed, the result of which was a written stipulation, signed by both attorneys, that the suit should be tried on a. certain designated day at 2 o'clock, and this stipulation was filed with the justice, so that there might be no fur- ther delay. _ ' Ar. Hm smnnintnd hour the defendant and EH81` (18111-y. At. the appointed hour the defendant and his counsel entered the court room and found his Honor on the bench. ' nun... ...,...',. .... ....; 1.....-" n.:.. 'vnnvtn:n')" S0165. ' Because I had no occasion to come until now. Will your Honor please call the case of Tailor vs. Blank? said the attorney. (H1 in: Bar` nn hivnnnq fn nnynn this: nun-- 01 181101` VH0 Dluukf Hillu IUD ilVUUl'IIC`yo Oh, ye had no bizness to come this mar- nin?, is it? 5Ye think ye re dom shmart, don t ye? It s loikely ye had razors for breakfast this mamin ! Ye d loike to have me call the case of Tailor vs. Blank `if I plaze, Well, I don't plaze. It Dlazed me to call it `this marnin , and as it didn t plaze ye to be prisint it plazed me to give 9. rar- dict agmst ye, and ye 1l plaze pay the same and me costs at yer airliest convanience, if ye plaze. "Rnf vnnr nnnnr flu: (man was t-mi . rinwn Wagon Uula all IIIUVU Ull [U IIUWII ! Bekuse de ole mewl won't pull, : kase Iz dun tired of liftin . But _ right, boss, I isn't wormed. Jmal-. than we hem- the nnnn nf * rlgun, UU3H, 1 Hill It WUFTIUU. " Just then we heard the sound of wheels coming up, and a. team, with twowmen in the carriage, had to halt. They Cllled Nigger ! three or four times. and the man on the low winked to me to keep quiet. Receiving no response, they got down, and while one played the whip over the old beast, the other lifted on the wheel and the wagon was rushed out on solid ground so that the carriage could pass. When it was out of hearing the negrostarted for the road in a. leisurely manner, ~und chuckled back over his shoulder : Kl 'I`\_L _ ...L...l T ...-.. .....2L(...7 3.... I0llIlC1 Illa Liquor 011 Luu uc1_.u.:u. Why were ye not here th1s marmn'?" inquired the J ustlce, lookmg over his spec- tacles. ur) ..... .... 'I" l....J .... ....,.:.n:,\... 1-,. nnvnn .....:n Out on Pemberton s lines, and near the spot where he surrendered Vicksburg to Grant, I came to a spot on the highway where the road narrowed to about ten feet, and just here was a. faded old mule hitched to a. wagon loaded with a quarter of a cord of wood. The mule was up to his knees in mud and the wagon was stalled. Reining my horse oil` to the left I took a. circuit through the thick woods and suddenly came upon a. colored man seated on a log and half asleep. . ' What are you doing here? I asked. Waitin , was his prompt reply. For what ? Say, boss, did you turn in from do read ! Yes. I Saw a big mud~hole'outdar, I reckon '1" I did. ` Saw an ole rat-cull d mewl stuck fast in de mud '1 Yes. _ ' Well, sah, dat stablisl1ment b longs to dis individual." Then why on earth don t you get the wagon out and move on to town 1 `Rnlnmn HA nln tnnwl wnn +. null nn l`n. ye plaza. - "But, your Honor, the case was set down by stipulation for 2 o'clock this afternoon. I l1 bet ye the dnrinks it wu.sn t ! Done ! The court drew out the stipulation from a. drawer ox his desk and discovered his er- A week made at home by the industrious. Best m1sirwsa now before the public. Capi- tal not. needed. '0 will start you. Men. women, boys and irls wanted everywhere to Work for us. Now Is 510 time. You can work In Bfmrelllnr-' 0, give our whole time to the bus ness. No other bus nose will pay you nearly amwoll. No one can fail to make enormous pay, b) Oqeffzlxuz at once. Costly outt and terms free. . oney mode mat. easily and honorably. Address Tmsxc 8; 00.. Augusta. Maine. ..__.____ l luegal: It a illegal, is it`? Well, it'll sthand just the same ! Rn!-. vnnr Hnnnr. H19 nmm was net rlnwn F01`. . I've lost the dhrinks, but ye ve lost yer case ! l('I')..L `I 1.....,...'4 1,...L ...... ,.....,. um... l`.l'n..n..0 C330 1 ' ` But. I haven't lost my case, your Honor! By that stipulation the case couldn t be tried until 2 o'clock. Your Honor s verdict is illegal ! Tl>. a lllnanl in Hi`? `Van it'll nlthmul HUW. 1. 83K 1Ul' If H011 Slllll. Oh, ye do ! Well, ye l1 ask along time before ye get it ! Didn t I tell ya the var- dict will stand? P r'g1.ps ye didn t under- athand me. . I ll say it agin for ye : The vardict will sthand !" UBUK U\'Ul' H15 BIIUUIUUK I Dat s what I was waitin fur-yaw! yaw ! yaw ! Tell you what, boss, da.r a nain like makin de white folks take hold an help dis eand of do kentry up a few feet ! Whoa ! an Navoleon ! Now you walk on wid dat wagin ! Jllllli D116 EILILIU 3 But your Honor, the case was set down absolutely for this hour. It could not be disposed of before, and must be disposed of now. I ask for a non suit. urn. _-._ J- I (17-11 -...7'l1 ....I. .. In..." Lima MAKING use OVl;'7WHlTE FOLKS An old darkey dragged up to the main en- trance of Madison Square Garden in New York the other day a sickly looking yellow dog with a slit-in each ear, a. crooked leg a.nd_a bare patch on his back as large as a capainq porous. luster. Accosting a. man at.th'e gate he as ed: Am din hmih rln f\`nt'.A wlmr rlnv hm: (la NOT ENTERED ATA DOG SHOW aiiue REID ue aaxeu : _ V Am dis heah do place what dey has de dog show 3 ' Van, maid Hm man. what Hn vnn Tom: Coinu . ,,__ , uog snow 5 _ Yea said the man, what do you want ? ` n1 .......a... .3. .............:u.... `A anbn Ah. Am. wann s T /I wants do committee to take dis dog a.n ,show him for de prize. Is he 3 setter '3 No," I don t think he am. He's more on do move don dat. _ V " A points:-1 He mought be dat fo all I known He s a. 'ma ka.ble dog, he is. I heered dat day do_n t want no common dog dat hangs roun do butchers am` am good for nutfen in particler. Dis dog ain't got nuffen like` him on four legs in do city. ?*` - ` What : he ann far? - What : rnmau-Ir. niui uu iqur Legs In no clay. V What : hegood. for? What's remark- able about him `I I can buy dogs like that by the cartload at a dozen'- for 9. nickel, said the man; `making a. kick at the cur. nut : Vwhnr van : in :-I-nlz man T aauu mu umu, uuusuxg as men an M18 cur. Dot : , what you : ig rrnt. When I bring: _a dog to dis show what : not mo den two yea`: 01 an an ophun, an in his short kereetf has chawed dehino legs of four goats, oarted off two hams from a grocery, for what _a boy _wu sent up for six months, drowned tar tramp in ' tlyin to save` him whdhhe tumbled off do dock, kin drink his pintnobbecbrognlnr every day, an` follers eve fu`n iiI"within ten blocks, has chased. a po `co?t;'in -for blocks an wind up ` by=goiI'x"to p'ri3 r' meetixevery week an ,; bltiufjgkid p rpon s fogs, -I am on defpinion 1 ngmpih to brag a`bont._ Don .t .;u . . I , I " - V But he did not. _ <. THE vR`mc'rhwn.I. s}Ann" rum singing Dims Dy oroxen runs, We rode through seas `of drowsy bees. The aitdor of my speech grew still As we rode on that perfect day, The brown birds piping from the hill; The crickets had it their own way. Then we fell weary with the day, `Ind : ham nf nnl am-nun the want LIJCII We I611 weary Wllill lili Lly, God : bars of gold across the west Before us draw and made us stay Rmzidn the hlnnmnnd rill and rest. The camp-re blazed, the branches grazed, And belly-dee in bloom and grass ' Would `blink as V the bright ame dazed, Or sniff to smell the panther pass; The massive stars of gold stood out, Bright ca.mD~res of poor. weary souls, Bound heavenwm-d; While all about (".nu;-Jumi nnnnn uw-NI. uvhil-n nmln-nla Across the brou.d_brown eaceful hills, With blossoms to our ronchos knees, With singing birds by broken rills, \Ve rndn thmnah mum "of ilrnwsv been. `pwllsl EVE!!! II--------._ M "g:::r.::-.m5*- "*M-trot j` I |. cheonollpaperotthoconnty nideuubym I`, I` 53_ the lgu-gostolroulablonot 3'1! no 5; w*`":;`.::.`:;: .&:;'-'1".:'2:::e:."d.`m- for at - n -0 mg-1| i`Ll.'u'.`.. aw and sol-.soI.od--wlllbo found to be if woo - `W J bnopsrtmdntlutookod. . The ---_.--0 nl All muuinlml for nnxutg mob dlsplngulah all rat.-class count;-y U>Jl`1l |I 5.111 LIL`, xxux/.n.L\z-u...._-- I fortho able. OllluoutmySLoro.Uraighur8t. 46-ly ON T !-IE OALIFORNIA HILLS DUIIIIU. HCHVCXIWILTU.` VV [U16 1111 BUOLIE Coached peace, with white patrols. 58I0l'8 U3 (HEW 8110 IDEUG E8 Bily Beside the blossomed rill and rest. BY J oaqvm MILLER. , an te- ; _it s all I Ho. 22. Whole No. 1623. The grand holiday of the spring season has come and gone, and we hope each of our readers thoroughly enjoyed the day. The day was all that could be desired, warm,` cheerful, the sun. `unclouded, but with cooling breezes to temper the heat. We have received many reports from differ- ent sources, some of which will have to be postponed until next week, and our con- tributors will forgive us if others have been somewhat curtailed. The day was quietly spent in our town, owing to the absence of a programme of sports and games, and yet we believe was thoroughly enjoyed. The_ beautiful char- actor of the weather was an_ enjoyment in itself. The town was not decked out with bunting as it should have been, though a few {lags were hoisted by private parties. The first event of the day was the parade of the Barrie Juvenile Band through the streets,` led by a mounted marshal suitably decorated. The young lads play exceed- ingly well, and were heartily applauded at different times during the day. Towards eleven o'clock the whole population of the town wended its way to the station to see the trains come in. The special from To- ronto soon arrived, consisting of fourteen coaches drawn by two engines. A great many stepped off at Barrie, the balance went on to Orillia. Many of the towns- people went to Orillia, a goodly number to Collingwood, and a few to the villages in the_more immediate neighborhood that. celebrated the day. ___L_ ,__,_,I--....I inns qusaws aummnv 2 REPORTS OF CELEBRATIONS FROM DIFFERENT PARTS. N & CRESWICKE, BAR- mtnrs. Solicitors of the Supreme Court of . , for Ontario. Proctors. Notaries. Con- \ rN\xw' ~. - 7 ' 3"` (M53 Both` .... um.-k onnoslua . 8.: N. W. Ry. Station. v-Av u..... ..r........ -..rv_v . The splendid new dry-dock at this har- bour was formally christened to-day amid great rejoicings. The proj ect of a dry-dock is one which has been before the people of Collingwood for many a day, and now when it is just on the eve of completion the peo- ple feel that they likewise are on the eve of completing an old and entering upon a new era of prosperity. The actual opening of the dock took place on Thursday last, when the huge steamer Oneida was run in and placed upon the stays to be repaired from the damages received by re last fall, but, it was felt that some public ceremony should mark the addition to the town of so important an adjunct, and the Queen's Birthday was selected as a most fitting time for that purpose. Halt-past one was set down as the hour for the ceremony, but it was some time later before it began. Several thousands of people were clustered about the dock when the oflicial. party ac- companied by the Collingwood and Mea- ford brass bands, and a procession of re- men, made their appearance and took up positions on the upper deck of the Oneida. Amongst the party were his Worship Mayor Dudgeon, Thomas Long, ex-M.P.P.; Orson J. Phelps, M. P.P.; George Moberly. Reeve of Collingwood; Henry A. Gray, Govem- \ ment engineer; Robt. Kerr, general pas- unnnmnr nanniz. Nnrthnrn I-uilwnv - hr vvhuusuvvxl Itnnv us-J . The afternoon was variously employed. The bay was covered with boats of every description, and sailing was thoroughly en- joyed. A. good many went shing, and in this connection `we may mention that a well known trio of local disciples of Isaac Walton visited the trout stream at Hawk- stone. Their elaborate accoutrements at- tracted a great deal of attention at the station while they were waiting for the train. They returned with three dozen trout. Fish are worth twenty-ve cents a dozen at Hawkstone, and the auditor of their accounts has asked for the details of the following item :-`.` Contingencies- 75c. It is needless to remark that the auditor has been discharged and a new one, more competent to audit 3. shing account, appointed in his place. As regards shing we may parenthically remark that this of- ce pulled across the bay to Lover s Creek and shed for clams. One hun- dred and forty of the bivalves were cap- tured and donated to the poor. Tho lnnrnuan tnnfnll in flux nnrl: nttrzintprl GOLLINGWOOD Our northern sister celebrated the day right royally. The following extracts of the chief event of the day are taken from the Muil s special Icport 2- rnI_. 1J4`J: I _._..... .1-.. .1 ._,.L ..L .I.:.. L-.. tne UDIOITUHEEC DEFTIUIEUB. Every Barrie Lacrosse Club engaged in play on the 24th was ignominiously de- feated. " ml 0.-u.L 1)-`; `D....,I ...-..a. 4... 1..`.1...... mu!-. _Iea.ceu. The 35th Butt. Band went to Edgarwith a four-horse team to play at a pic-nic there. games, parrie Luv auuuuu. In the evening the population again visited the station to see the excursion train 011'. There was much promenading of the platform, much crowding and `crush- ing, the immaculate bank clerk was com- pelled to rub elbows with the baser clay of mankind, a very little foolishness on the part of certain young ladies, but about 7 :30 the excursion train rolled in, took on its extra. load of human freight and crawled off, and-Queen s Birthday was over for the unfortunate Barrieites. 1:I..,..... n......:,. `I'............. int. .mm..-ma L. turea and donated to Lne poor. The lacrosse match In the park attracted considerable attention, and a. large audi- ence. The play was very spirited, and very unfortunate-as far as Barrie was con- cerned. The clubs engaged were the Acmes of Toronto, and the E'.rceI.-iors of Barrie. Toronto won the first. third and fourth games, Barrie the second. Tn Hm mmninn the nrmulation again Inelv UIIglllUUl.'j JVUUIII JXUFIC, KULICIIHI. PISS` senn 1' went, Northern railway ; Dr. Kirk and, move of Nottawasaga; Mayor Keating, of Penetanguishene; Mayor Sew- rey, of Barrie; Wm. Switzer, deputy-xeeve Sunnidale; J. Mather, treasurer of Suni- dale; John Middleton and Jan Hamilton, deputy-reeves of Nottwasaga ; Rev. Mn:-rm. K?!-hv, Lair-r'l Rnhnft Rana!-n. and uUpuUy`fUU.VU5 UL L`UIaII&W ii i l.VUVo Messrs. K11-by, Laird, Robert Rogers. and Dr Unmn"\n- E. R Snmdnrn, Stxurnm-2 R. essrs. xuruy, .l.J8lI'(.l, nouero nugeru, uuu UL Dr. Campbell; E. B. Sanders, Stayner; R. Reed, Meaford; F. and J. Andrews, Thom- bury; Alfred Arnall, J no. Middleton, Bar- rie; Wm. Millie, Nottawasagu; Jae. Lind- say. J. D. Silcox, R. Bnrdette, J. Long, 0. McDonald, C. Gamon, Melville Fair, P. W. Bell, J. Gniltoyle, C. Stevens, R. Ste- vens, I. Winters, S. Trott. H. Tooth, 0. `Cameron, A. Cameron, J. Pangman, J. _ Bredy, editor Messenger-Enterprise, J. Rol- lend, S. Collins, W. Cooper, and Jan. Cun- ningham, Collingwood. Tntfnrn wm-A rnnrlfrnrn A lav-an nnml1m- 's'."1""lx'x`1;';`.'.'+.*x'x`. T 1 D. r. uowm. p "IC1{..u>riNi{ ITRSTTB KTKRISTER, ...-...nu solicitor ln Chancery, Co_ngey- nlugumu, vuuxugwuuu. Letters were read from a. large number of prominent gentlemen regretting their in- ability to be premnt. Among those were the following :-'-Sir Hector Langevin, Sir Charles Tupper, Hon. John Carling, `Eon. .Fnnk.'-Smith` -T)'AlI'.nn M :-.Um-flu-r. M P I'IuK1`|DlllIblI, '11 1115011 1l1UUl'CIly, Ul..l.' `v. R. Meredith, M.P.P., and Wa1te'r' Townsend. Unluus .IUPPUl.', DUI]: IJUIIU. Uarnng, 10. Fnnk:-Smlth, vD'A1ton McCarthy, M.P., W. R. Meredith. nn Wn1tnr . \-` "`3i.E .. is Qhqglnteatjand finest in the fresh waters of Oanpdq, end Oollingwood is justly proud of hereaohievementin Its comyletion. The work of construction was undertaken in M _,June of last year by Messrs. Sifcox & An- drews, who received from the town a bonus of_'$25,000. The cost` of the dock is in the vicinity of $40,000. It is. 325 feet` it; A (32.00: F norm Aovmaou. 3 NEW DBY-DOCK .12.. L. 3. M}. LSANDER8 (llstabllshodyeln? BARRIE FOR YOUR Watches, Jewelry and Electra-Pldte, I)llnl0p-II nuu:'n:. st; .;m;~.e .1.e.*n~g,;...i, and 60 feet between the side or reteining walls- In depth it 15 14 feet over the mitre sill qt low water. The dookis built throughout of the most substantial mnonry, and its bottom is blasted out of the solid 1-ock_ The pump is a. oogxtrifugel of the Baldwin make. ha.vu a discharge of 14 inches in diameter. his will readil pump the dock dry inve or six hours. {he entrance is dredged to 3 width of 100 feet to the rock. ensuring at all times 14 feet of water. The work of oonstruction, which has been under the immediate superintendenee of Mr. J as. Lindley, is almost nished, and the deck, for practical rpoeen, is now oom 1et ed. But it In Drgiuosed bv the entemnplinu wt uapucusupnrponol, I now com 18!.- it is proposed by the enterpnpsing proprietors to 611 in and level s large space at one side of it for a shipbuilding yard, . the operations of which will be controlled by Mr. Andrews. On the other side of the dock sslip will be exoaved and s. wharf constructed, so that when the whole is nished Collingwood will be furnished with 3 dry-dock and all the accessories thereto whose equal cannot be found in Canada. His Worship the Mayor said he had not expected the honor of addressing the ladies and gentlemen present on that occasion, but as Mr. Dalton McCarthy had been (11-- tained by nrliemeptary duties, he had asked Mr; homna Long to christcn Um dock in his stead. The Mayor then refer red at some length to the history of the .'l',;i tntion for the dock and its importance in the town. He paid a high tribute of "pi-aisu to Messrs. Silcox dz Andrews for the pi-nxnpt and splendid manner in which the work had been done, and he had no doubt whatever that success would attend its opemtiuns. (Appln.use.) ' Mr Luna wm-mlv nnncrrzitninted this gappmuse.) Mr. Long: warmly congmtulnted people on the event, and concluded 1; plans- ant address by christening the dock thu Queen s Dry-dock. Snnnnhnu warn nlnn ninn hv Rh`. Phelllr`. `queens ury-uocx. - Speeches were also made by Mr. Phelps-, Mr. Moberly, and Mr. Gray, after which the band struck up the National Anthem, and the crowd dispersed, many of them to the driving park, where a series of horse races were in progress. IIAIHIOCR. IMPROVE. E.\"I`.`4. But Collingwood is not content with bar ing the finest dry dock in the country ;'slu: also wants to boast the safest and best hur- bour on the Georgian Bay. 'I`he Domiriuu Government granted $26,000 towards in. provements to the harbour, and the work of dredging and constructing a new l)l`t':ll(` _ water has been going steadily on. Dllrim: the forenoon, in order that your TL']ml`l\'l`;, might have a view of the harbour and per`- sonally inspect the improvements, Mayor Dudgeon very kindly procured the tug Noreross for that purpose. A party con- sisting of Messrs. Henry A. Gray, (luv ernment Engineer; Robt. Cerr, -luun-.4 Lindsay, Robt. Burdette, your reporter, and others got on board, and -a trip \v:l~. made around the harbour. The crilm-..rL' for a breakwater 1300 feet in length, and running in a north-westerly direction frnlll the Northern Railway elevator has llll`t'?\lly' been sunk by the contractors, Messrs. Flom ing, Lindsay tlL_P>urdette, and the upper work will all be completed by about tllv first of August next. It is intended to run "this breakwater out 1,200 feet farting, which will bring the end of it about we feet distant from the end of the breal(wa`n:1 running down from the other side of tllt` harbour. When all iis is completed Col- lingwood will have in her front a thnruu:_h ly protected basin of deep water, and flu- approaches from the bay being open nml deep, the harbour will be a most desirable and inviting one. The contract price for the 600 feet at present in course of constru tion is 826,000. The work so far has been most skilfully and thoroughly performed, lb line having been carried out which does not seem to veer an inch. _. .-.1 -. `- When the Canadian Oddfallows excursicn left the Northern railway station, 'I`ornnt. ._ there were about 1,000 people on board, nnrl sevei-al hundred more were picked up MY way stati-.n.=i. The train, which consisted of, fifteen cars, with air-brakes throughout, w'ns under the charge of H. B. Jagnl, gen- eral passenger agent of_ the Northern. Several hundred left the train at Barrie. and quite a` number not on here; Most of the excursionists left the train at Orillin, some proceeding to the cricket and laerosms grounds, and others taking the stemner fur Couchiching park. At the Orillin cI'icl~.-t and lacrosse grounds the games opened with a lacrosse match between the Berries and Orillins, the latter winning the rst, second and fourth games ; time, 45, 3, and .7 min- utes respectively, and the former the third. time, 15 minutes. The balls were put throu ll by E. Binghzun, J. McLziry, l. Van 'orman, and Geo. Tudhop. Then- were three feet races of 100 yards, 200 yards and mile, J. A. Warwick and J. \VrlglH winning first and second prizes in each, -8.`. and In the foot race for silver cup and inedal Paul Jarvis and T. Henderson Were- first and second. The bicycle races were very successful, but the track being rather rough the effect on the bicyclist must have been akin to llw feeling experienced by the rider on a stone drag over the rocky roads to Dublin." Following is the result of the races :-~ (Juar- ter-mile-]st. E. Doolittle; `Znd, C. Da.`vir-.4. Half-xn1le-1st, F. \Vestbrook ; 2nd, E. .\`. Robinson. Mile-lst, F. Westbrook ; 2nd, T. H. Robinson. Two miles--lst, '1`. ll. Robinson; `Ind, C. Davies. Five mil-.-.~' lst,` E. Doolittle; 2nd, T. H. Robinson. Master Harry Gemmel, a lad of 15, Wlliv rode very pluckily in three of the races, \\':\.3 awarded a. silver medal. - The prizes _wer. for the one mid ve mile, gold medals for first and silver medals for second. ln tin- other races silver medals for first and silver cups for second. the progrmmne of gmnes r,-,.,'..u at ln dian canoe races, I:;dl.m toot races, n. thrm- legged moo, and jumping. Music was fur nished by the Massey band. ()n the way up an unknown man is said to have fallen from the platform of one of the cars and to have crawled up the embankment upp.'1I'~ ontly nnhmt. During the rct1|rr1j11rx1o_\' 13 young man conducted himself in an of- fensive manner, and used insulting l:m- guage to 9. young lady. The 1L!|UW' was thereupon struck in the face ,by Mr. W. Johnson, of Berkeley street, and 2; H('I'lnIH ght was prevented by the` train cu_nstnl-l- interfering. The constable being under u..- impression that Johnson was to lrlmllu ut- temptyed to arrest him, and while tluinu .~.- the insulting party escaped. This was tin- only trouble that happened during the ox cursion, which was a great successt and ll):- committee of the Toronto and Orillin ludgua have every cause for congratulation. uuuu. vv v\,v- u... .......- The other events of the.dny`wore u lirw mens demonstration and races, horse rn.cin~_: and jumping and other sports, all at" which were well contested and were viewed with interest bythe large audience assembled The celebration at Cookstown was unr- of the most successful everheld in that village. The attendance was very lM`I.;v- despite the great attractions offered in neighboring towns and villaiges. Shortly sfterinine o'clock s lwcrossemntch cum- tnsnced between the Onedias of Barrie, run] the Young Maitluuds of Cookstown. Fin innings were played, all of which were stuls. ` bomly contested. The Cookstown cluh won the rst, third and fth games and the match, the Barrie club the second nml fourth games. The match was concluded about 1:10. Olll.` `boys, though defeated, thoroughly enjoyed themselves, and an- especially loud in their raises of the lins- ' pitulity extended them y Mr. Glassford. The other events of the (luv were hnrau lCUAI\llL;, -___ (',.\R l`II\'. Barristers &:c.. l5arrie,0nt,. _ n'.u.1'n.v `.\IcC,m.ruv. Q.c._ J. A. MCCARTHY. -- -` """'I TY!)G` plululoy Uaumnuuu uncut Ivy LVII. \1|u.sH|uru. The other event of the day were hnru rraoes',lnack races, wheelbarrow (won by u Bertie boy), egg and fat `man : races and other athletic games and sports. On the ground: was a platform for dancing, which -was largely phtronized. The Ooohtown Brass Band. under the leadership of Prof. Mculls, enlivened the proceedings of the day, snd qwef a concert in the evening. .Thg' colehrM.irm' was a success ,iu' every ru- nnnnlu ` . (Uululittlted on `P OOOKSTOWN O`l"lILl.fA MONEY T0 mmt M slvanan. lnnu \~\J nun U A.|.\JL1J1J.:'L.lu V! I 1mm\'\', Pm xrietor.-Excellent accommo- dullon formumwuxlingpublic. Bar and Larder wolluuppllod with me best. Good stabllng and sLteuuvo1m.~uI<~,rs. Luggage of guests conveyed freeto and from MI Lrulna. Few doors west. of Mnrket~sX..on Uunlop-st. ' ` R_ `BANTING,0LER.I_, 0011 In 1 ` "`"i]`f q?vL: 3`:t!lg'.d:!t7!.`%a`IldnIna and |"osm>u ROGERS CONVEYAN: --- lhunmlnlnnf In Queen`: Hench. Ago- A MILLION DOLLARS any. "5, -.,.....~ M" J #13` BARRISTERS rlont-ftkjrr-rE"t\\"kIl'I?.J'?&[VJV .N So1,i9lt!.s 1'.` Ch'`7,: % F'.1'T.FT.$ , {ENNEI)Y, McV[TTIE & HOL- : \'n An Mrm~.t,a_ P. Surveyors. ._. ._ -- _ .. ._ . -._. ._-.._.._.._._. 7H_d 1; E._LS. -_/\,_. , ,-- /V-sx-r'vx/xxx ="\11r: (HATE BIGELOW L l{l)l'H`I<`.) nnnnsqiu-. the lmilwu.\'DOD0t. Barrie. MEMORIAL CARDS ! IOHN .Vl:\Ul\.`X 1 , AU uLJ.u .1 nun, 1 Cuinxnlisixnmr, Convoyancer. Issuer of Mnrrlagu 1.l:nnsus under the New Act. Money to Lmu at .\`Iodornt0 Interest. Oreemore. 0n6t_.l Y 1__ _, .- .. ' Mougv _1'o "|`.:Ni5. ' ,~ . V` \. fomzv T0 LEN oJoN REAL u........... ..n\- nnrnnnf Intorut. LENNOX& 1'4. ll e Iiffr. PEPLER z- n'I`II\'. Barristers. Sollclm Ill`; ` /IV.` L l\..`1ll, \lJ1L.l2l .|JL\l J'JJJ\.I Iv ~ 1 the Railway Depot, Barrie, C Y, Proprietor. 19-ly. LEGAL ADVR`i'|87E.NlmlVNVf8 pvm1rn `Is A `KATHY M AU IJL, u:x1.wu.Lu:.;;u-no and Aunrneys. Solicitors in Chancery, No. .5 l u|)Hn_ Uonvoynnoors. Barrie, Co, simooo. Omou ovurllank of Toronto. . .._..---, .._ ._...'__________, -A MEDICAL AND DENTAL ` 1-, -\_/\/\/ .z .r~ `run:-v`1V A1111- SMALL, AND FOR FRAMING- " .17 'Ts IrmvELr., Af{5HI'rE`oi, u....... v-tunnnl u V.a.luations Farm nnos an axmnlnud. &o.. lmnlnn .-itrout. Losaona given in a1lBrsnches ot Painting, l)ra.wing. &.o.. &c. Terms on application. STU DIO:-Dunlop-at ... Moore : Brick Block, Barrie. , llluu u ......---. nfdx 4; LENNOX, BARRIS3 . ..........m.nn.1nw. Solicitors in Chhncery, ml. [own mm V|un5u alums: ...... ....- um-ufull limlt med. &c..&c. fces-McCm-thy`s Block, n n`tx-out, lmrrlo; Long's Block. Coiling- WV u 'V`V`VV`V'V'v_v-v by vvw WV [3 Issicn. EVERY THURSDAY. .- ..__ n.... mn Street. East. Foototnl oouvzunclua. &O._, _ L N ;\/[;_& Cl{AY, AUOTIONEER, .. l`nnxvnvnnI\.nr. tanner of O5 11 Du L1 \I\, us1;w;v;u- Chhncery -Corner of Dunlop and Lonuox. Hanghton - -- ...:4 v Woe. an ~`~"` " ""*':V9'r 53t3'a3'.'n&`:9.{.. `.1 "-.4 A--" *1 we-W Iii a r >--.--- sr. \/~r\ ,1}. t:cd.&1{i`H_Y_oFFIcE n....mnnnn nn the lost Ild John AT 6 Ann 6; mm cum`. LOU NT &. LOUNT. DIUNEX LU LJFJLVIJ _U.LV .u..n-441;; ' . 'Enmtuut.~31x per cent. Interest. L|.`lNUX.Hol1clt,ors. Barrio. - __ . -....~ 1-;-\-rs 5o1vrRA1T}A.1NTER u DEN [1 U RD L, un.Lv1.ua.u:.:ua.v ,y, Solicitor Chancery. Convey-' 0nlce-l4'lrst.'Door South of Post. 1 mock, Owen Street, Barrie. 49-ly ______ ..._'...,,., `N W. J. HOLLAND. BEAUTIFUL Tnsslaus. Just to hand at ,1N OUR -......o...,...o An an:-`:11 fr-nnhnhi Y, 85 Mc~ . Solicitors. Notaries THE ADVANCE olmcx. rm, BARRISTERS n-mm in Chancery. ,to loan. Omoesz Bom- ll|`lA` IL I llI\Jl'JL` IJIJIJ II \l\JL.L\JJ.1' .-\pprM.~4cr:.nd BillPoster.&c. Colluvtod, marx-ants provided. Oicoup-stairs opposite I osLt)Il1cu. over llonderson's Store. 18 L4 , onm wm rio. A`. E. ii. CREBWICKEV A. W. Movrrrnc. rn. ' 51-ly F`. E. P. Pmmmn. D. F. MOWA-rr. ..T_ ...._V...-..-:., Trned two postu e stamps. l`he cele rated author, in this admirable Essay clearly demonstrates, from thirty years` successfu rruotlse, that alarming consequences me be rud- cally cured without t a dangerous use 0 internal cines or the use of the knife ; pointin out a mode of cure at once simple, certain and e ectual. by means of which every sufferer. no matter what his condition me be may cure himself cheaply. privately and re ically. Q l`h s Lecture should be in the hands of every youth and every man in the land. ' Address -Iulnnulnun-nun--I I'I-1ILI -- --.. ...... ...,w..5, uswvv uuu aranouw. Positively cures Nervousness in all its stages. Weak Memory, Loss of Brain Power Sexual Pros- tration, Night Sweats. Spormatorfiitm, Leucor- rhosa. Barrenness. Seminal Weakness, and General Loss of Power. It repairs Nervous Waste._Rejuvenatesthe Jaded Inteliec_ Stre th- ens the Enfeebled Brain and Restores urpris ng Tone and Vigor to the Exhausted Generative Organs in eit er sex. t2~i1.With each order for 1'ws:I.vIc packages. accompanied \Vlth`_VCd0lll`S we will send our VVritten Guaranteevto refund the money it thetreatment does not effect a cure. It is the cmcA1's:s'r AND BES1` Medicine in the Market. 38'Fuil particulars in our pamphlet, which we desire to mail free to any address. MAcK's MAGNETIC MEDICINE is sold by D - gusts at 60 cts. per box. or 6 boxes for $2.50, or w 1 e mailed. free of postage. on meet to! the mono addressing MACl{ S MAGNE C MEDICIN 0.. Wmnson. ON'r.. CANADA. - . Guarantees issued in Barrie, by GEO. MONK- MAN; sold by all Druggists everywhere 47-ly. Wanna 1 uu vuu Iuuluun lulu punliuuuub uuru Mental Physicallncapncity. Impedimcnta to Marriage. otc., resulting from excesses pm-Dunn In In nnnlnyl nnunlnnn nnluv ......s.. .... unullluu. uum, Aqnunuug uuun u.\uuuuua - nt3?'Price. in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents, 0 two postu stamps. The author. this admirable Essmv. II.ULlI'UDB nu; GULVERWELL MEDIGAL cm, 41 ANN S'r.. NEW Your: Post Otoo Box 450. _ _40-1y uhjjjj $17 : 21 We will pay the above reward for any case- of Liver Com laint. Dyspepsia. Sick headache, In- digestion. onstipatlon or Costiveness we can- not cure with West's Ve etable Liver Pills. when the directions are strict y complied with. The are purely Vegetable. and never fail to give sa iafaction. Sugar Coated. Large Boxes. contain- ing 30Pil1s. 25 cents. _For sale by all Drugists. Beware of countorfeits and imitations. The genuine manufactured only by JOHN C. WEST 85 00., The Pill Makers, 81 & 83 King St. East= Toronto, Ont. Free trial package sent by mai prepaid on receipt of a 8 cent stamp. 35-ly. , DR. 19. U. VVIIZBTH nusxcvm Anu nxuun J.l\I:uln' MINT. a guaranteed secio for Hyster .. Dizzi- ness, Convulsions. its. Nervous Neuraiia. Headache-. Nervous Prostration caused by he use or aichohol or tobacco. Wakefulness, Men- tal Depression, Softening of the Brain resulting in Insanity and leading to misery. decay an death. Premature Old e, Barrenness, Loss of Power in either sex. voluntary Losses and Spermatorrhcsa. caused bfnover exertion of the brain. self-abuse or over- dul enoe. One box will cure recentcases. Each x contains one month's treatment. One dollar a box, or six boxes for ve dollars: sent by mail prep on receipt or price. We guarantee six boxes cure anyboxse. ` With each onler received by us for six boxes. accompanied with ve dollars. send the purchaser our written guaran e to re- ` fund the money it the treatment does not effect a cure. Gusranteesissuedoni byJOHN WOODS So1eAuthorizedA enttor arrie. Ont. JOHN 0. WEST & 00,. ole Proprietors. Tomntgkgrrit` 3. dU11.lNU.N, BARRIE, JM-`I l - PORTER or and dealer in Goals of all 1 kinds.and Georgetown Grey,and Guelph White M Finishing Lime. Cements ot'all kinds Fire ` Bricks and Plasterers Hair. Oioe and tore- house at the Northern Railway `Switch. foot of John Street. near the depot. 1`he bond of this Lime is better than that or any other kind. and the finish superior. 0moe-Corner of John and Elizabeth-sts $500 _].=l,e'vv'a.rd. 117.. ...uI ...-.. 41... Law. unnvnwt` (nu and nn|:n.nf DR. E. C. Wms'r's Nmzvm AND BRAIN TREAT- seclo Hysteria" ness. Convulslons. N 9u_ra.lga.. nsmm: mum, RIFLES AND SHOT GUNS AMMUNITION; Goo. __..___. ,vu--vu BALL, 0 B true: :1` ti): of ~Doom.. r::lt1Ae:.&Bl1`x11dI, niug of all kinds done prom tly satisfac- . orily. Factory, John Street. arrie. ` try .-- -__._--- A CURE`GURANTEED; MAGNETIB.MEDlcINE,BRAIN amveroon `R rnzrona) TRADE: AF""EFV-3 ' """"'E 7 AFTER.) `For Old and Young, Male and Female. pnnlvnhy nun-nu \TnnuAunna..... 1.. ..n 1;- _;, ,,,, HEALTH IS WEAIZTH! U ).\u_ .. _,V__ _ will his ndmmoa for 25 oe 3133 each In. In: 5 lines`, /, ll ndvonlaom onts ordered by an-an ,... I mlon. o with whom `h > Id P be strictly 5d;3;5r[-5:; ltDVAgg,-!:l:t2. `10 not s.nnr1 deuthgingrggggeg ggl`;hlloh 3,1}! frg of 0`? ~ Ergo` 3: ' m`` `' and pmbgto . P. ;