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1167': U u -I,-lI:,.L_Jwa_.p Whois.removing,tro Barrie; For Cataltfue or Ho;sehold Goods and Bobkq, apply uot.he nctioneer; V ' '~ " - _ Sale tb take place at the nousnnom or VALUAHLI: ~ . ru1mIrmm& arm. I % ` , "k_;,;.,._ - V A very LIBRARY consisting of about Volumes, the property of the V ` balance thereot within onemonth; w ;;'V1:UBDAY, 'rm=: 231-d my a or `JUNE. A-_D-.1888, At_the Otlloe of the undersigned Auctioneer. on COLLIER srzzuzar, BARRIE, `Lt the hour of` 12 o'clock. (noon). the following Farm Property, namely : The East half of Lot 28. in the 7th Concession of the Townshi of Essa. in the County of Simcoe. containing no Hundred Acres. more or less; about twent of which are cleared and under cul- tivation. T esoll isagood loom. Theroadsand neihbourhood are oxnellent. and market con- vcn ent. ' I - _ ` The purchaser must pay down at the time of sale 10 per cent. of his -purchase monely nntg the n res at 7 per cent. The Vendors. however. will be pre- pared to ndvanee a portion of the urchnse money on Mortgage at 7 per cent. it we red. There wi I be a. reserve bid. `and further particulars and ~ conditions will be made known at time of sale. or can be obtained by application to . WM. BOYS, _ ALEX. VMORROW. 1r.....a....v. Gal |..um- A nnginnnm-_ Barrie. J. Us `III _e 5th. 1883. TOWNSEIIP ESSA. I By virtue of `a Power of Sale contained in 0. Mortgage, (which will be roducodnt the time of e.) there will be offered or sale by Public Auc- on on ` . `In ncludixingu this tv or then re- nnrlul nmv Im `lI'-Pi!`I;tt2l!_ nu ma w--u - --- muse, uBAYFIELDr`i"lI'EE`|',' BARBIE, . -) on (- Thursday, June 21st, 1883, * . at the hour or 11`o'a1pc_k, a. 11).. sharp. ` Gods on view on Wednesday. the 950th inst, J. .w. MORROW. Avcrxoxlmn. `Dav-wln Tnnn SIM, IRKQ, cumor .BE4_SUl_1PA'8SED BYAEY. vvxu. Dunc, Vendor-'6 Sollcihor. Ban-le.>May 31st. 1883 ' lnwLLEL&"iIouss| .nn nun TOWN ror n'A3J3;1B 1 vJoscph Rogers, E.;q;i1'e, -Afuctionmzcr, HILIBE GIIIIRT, III THE 'I'_0Wll OF BARBIE. Thursday. the 5th day _ofJuly. ` w ..A-TD;-5 .1883, "T . nu, mun" 11!: 10:1! ntuz _ wnnuz - PUBLIG_:_l__|JOTlON Pi3"Li""RDTnoN . -. .` vr wxnvn o`eLoc:;:;voeN, `. V, ._ In two separate parcels. thejoudwing Freehold - . . Properties: Panom. No. l.--(Up er power a!_ sale in _Mort- my) the South part 0 Lot 1 outhe was: man or - Sweet Eccles Block) -in the said Town of Bu:-ie .0 pxfop`er,t.y`o_wned by the late Mr. . James Boo mnonx. lira . 8.--Lot No.'2. en the West Side of Bredtprd Sn-e;et.Berr1e, conte|n!ng.h{em ensure- ment one quarter of an acre more or Bradford Sta-et.Barrle. containing a `meat 'one quarter an acre or ( `n'n Dnnnhl \Tn` I fnrn nun nrnnfn Hi men: one qutwl: ul. an uqru mun: ur war. `On Parcel No`. 1 there are erected thei-e nidium seized wnement- houses with outbuildings. &c. &c. There is also anexoellentm-d_en and org: in the rear. This property is 9 named in the nel h- box-hood of Bali's gachory And'Sewrey e toun ry i`1`..`.-.`:;`. `..;,e..."&`.:` :2` 3 oa`:ua`J',`;x`::s.},`: sa 0 . 1tnhti>;ierate'e;1"xmk}n_a suits` 1111310 protablevinvctment 1'0 eapeo mme - ' 2 0np'Pp .~~No. zmwlfich. !s.s?gI-9_t:>.d on -010 Allnndn miioinlngfhe residence of S. Caldwe - ., here are erected (1) Marge and coxnormble. _tmg)e` with kitchen in the mar also $2 a. good seized s my and. half house capable of lug. used either as .a. store or dwellinghons "P g'&-wmch is situated the both rough` cost, well and buildings 8;c., r,c., an lu-`go gm-den,jn the rear. `,- 7 . - _ V . ' TERMS,`--'l`en per cent. do other Terms and Conditions which are ljberal. w Ibo made known onhe dtgy of sale. and, lnthe meantime, on appli- on on V ` -2 3 e . W HUI!- Whst Are _the Globe's phat-gee? We give gm` all _sgible publicitg. They cannot E}; be ws,5 1 published, or `in the degree of hueneuet at prompted their first publi- ...o:m. in tha'nn.lne decree wxll be the on the any nation to rxne. lat: |cLAnINn:sLE` I25 5T-| jxmnsyvm; `Aucrtouf SALE in S:'<:'xi>;W1ri1oizrARi;gAnnvn. v. :r. 1,.-eiper. mun I. mmmylnnr frnm `Barrie . gin: "ages my or wuuuhourkort, of nueneu mas prolnpwu uunr IFBI; yuan- oation, in the `same degree wxll be the `gnguigh of the inevitable coming punish- ment. The G.lqb_e a charxe is =- u !l\|.-A Qnnbinn `R nl thn (`Anninn pnnia fxmnu: WILL nIr."o1rI-`Emm FOR SALE Xi` #_._._'. 81.w=h 0t.=K-. ,8-.:`.Y--..9!~.V 9`; 1.880. I 1...... 1.... unru Inn: n have MBa._P7[N0LD UCTION SAL E ~cAL. 60633. : n .;..;;..i;;...`.,.;.,.` ,' . : Aas%91i9IDF-!*Y~%% -'? : ;d{)dDs,- am, 1.-,uTt1.n`i=`.-'b%> ~ re`?"xreVi~%,-`cti;>`-%%. '4 `In the future- Globe totally ojo I|ho~ than Globe out to thotbovo oh .eInp . .z*=,%,,4 -L "J. P.:.'`'...` .112... Ann: -on -'vALuAm.n:-- `aw. V m-._. CBAII LL` ... ' wmx; nmI,'rnx~srmnn:~ mm" Dwelling on door west autho- otol.l.ll`erms mu. Annly at 1.113 In .'..".,.s;;a'. ' hnnvoi -absence was :1 Hana ~`\-nlxxnhla hints: . By .0. AL-'RAnn}nu,sr. _ _ . v_enaoz-3-.squoxmr. 5 - . Ran-in IDIUII DU ' . Auctioneer. not); Ladies who afe dnhriyd Aa.t_'| ntriding a% Strong. Sewing Silk will please ask for our Brand "Br"LD|N'G, PAUL 8:. CO. -'.-.a .. ..........l:-an rlnynnntl l`.l1Ul.iU.D.I:\.I!A.u >1. .|.u'u run. unuu --F I t ooklo Park.Farm.v " D'Alto McCar1s.a(e3.g. M.P..\ c tollowi -thoro-bretrl` th glge ~ complete :-- kshire-`-p . g` uty of On. ley Par " sire. "Black Jack." dun 153'`; name, both ce ehrated prize gotten. a months old. Also cltzht thorn.-bred lggrkahires. with ` . Suffolk--Young rquhsrt," `1Judge," ` g of yarrlc." and thenow Mug- oweri" sire. Puck. _du.m. Bloasdin." both 1101 - era of 1st prizes and dnplomus ; Bmontha old. For rurther nnrticularg apply to O. BLAGK_l_A_)_CK, If` Bo 6monthnold. For Barrie. eularu BLACKIDCK, V mt ; ">A;f.';: .A,.y UBLIC .N0TIC4E-THE COUNTY Council of Simcoe will meet for dispatch of hnninnan nn Monday the 11th day of June. at 8:30 U ISLIU .1.` U1 tuna-LL11: vv u u ;. ; for business on Monday the day o'clock. p.m. All nrtxes having petitions or any other documents lay before the Council must doso within the first three days, /R. T. BAN!`- ING.C.C.C.S. '- 1 __ DELIJIIVU, l'I'\\J|. an vv. To meet a popular -demand . for ea` cheap` Silk` we_ produce other Brands, which, although Ialelled ' A are only half or three-quarter size. "Hereafter _ tevery `Spool *wi l be stamped {J or 3 szze, to show its exact stand-. card. ' - - ' n `l nI'I."I.I:..... D....I. 557': ` ' Our Brand `f Balding, Paull &, Go," hahfor 20 years. sustain- ed its supremacy over all others,` and taken Premiums war all Com- petitors wherever exhibited, and its sale far exceeds any, other ....'..I...' ,. JHOR0;-BRED PIGS` FOR SALE .,Fo1-sale. at 0nklo& Park .Fa.rm." D'A1ton M.-mu-thv_ 0.0.. M.P.. following-thorn-_bx-ed lthayevery, Spool-~17: stamp- eo_l 'fBelding,_ Paul-Q` 00. Full , _-. I VW 4|-lblvtoluvs, ; -gm size and length _ ING. C. C. C. S. Barrie. May mu. xs _ LURE. FF "7."f"" " ..',"D" "' ' "1`bgt.Se_ctl0nB of the Canadian Pacic Miby hu ben in the hands of :2. contract.- gigg rm oonuintilg of Alexander Manning. of Toronto, Peter Molaren, of Perth, John (re. pelented by James) Shields. of Torontognnd R. J. Mnodonnld ; thnt Mr. John Shieldannd Mr. Mnodonnld -ha.dvthe'mnnngement of the ` rm : business and its funds ; that these two contributed vast sums to aid the Oonaervu-' am in the general election of'l8S%_and the nnh.-In nlnntinnl of 1888 : tlnt in one ninaln ALLIED shows, Musk {Kf1i`1 f' ANIMAEEXPOSITIUN M8832 FIFTH ANN}_JAL TOUR H883] Luv lnuuu null VUIVIIB Lulluunu u-_vn .1: vuuuvvu vv vuv .!|QIIInv| rant`: _w;,,IJ.\TEZ_G-I1\1`1N'Q'.1.A.l`E| Tine South American Phenome or Electric Lady. an origin for doctors : `also hundreds of other.` curiosities ii-om wonderland- In the spacious Am heth tre will be given a Grand Clasic and re- - t ned Intel: nment by a of First-ola-Q Artist. : Eachmornin ofexhibition. Prof: Mon-ie grca.t Military Buidot |2 L0 _U |?| N8. will pa:-adet eatreete seated on the Colossal Golden Gnu-iot announces enrnvnl o t -. rent Show. Don't tail toaee the Grand Free Exhibition given at the `show undo end: day at I ' ' o'clock. -' Two Performances (11111. ~ Museum` doors opcnet 1 and o'clock. pm. `One 35 cent ticket admits to all advertised shown. . ' -` . -an-nnnlanl ..._nn|n Ira on ncufn -' nI.lIl,l'Inl'|L on nun:-rs- Presenting a novel and unique entertainment. End a. rare collectipn of World's Wonders. In our . `magnum: DEPARTMENT` " H M _ I : WILLIBE FOUND ' . MILLIE IRENE, THE Tl-I NEE-H EADED SONGSTRESS I The most marvelous feature ever presented to the public. lso .1-1;-r-=1-7. r:.'r'Nr1\rr5rr- A I-in F Aims F0111 grcjrazavgsnxr 0:11.! W. 5e _ mmbsk '%L%.;`e3&uJ.; Bnx331'BerIln.'0nt. " ,-Wt" fr?` ..'.vr;._.__ , sons from-tdvlnz .4 " . In H` ~ I 3*-': I ` --` .` $01` , WLVLJ4` 1s2u1wu' A1` BARRIE; ON THURSDAY, JUNE um, 3--w-. w`-Q-v rxsv-up -cv- ADIHIHSIUII ="'HIlUh I in .90 Ill`-II I G; Iarulpnlanan No postponement on account of weather. ' Our tents are water-proof. . ves in the genera: uecwwu ox h`.K"'Il lootio 0f,l888 ' th 1: ' 2_:'.'3. thaw n:r.ilhd1-aw 5:40.305" 133. Ul :10 00110 Munch uluuuaa vu an nuvvn unvu nuv IV a. - ~ ADMISSION:-ADULTS. A35 GENTS; OI-IILDREN. 25 OENT8. u- __..._..............o an nnnntinl` or nmnthnp (`Inn fnnh: nan urntnu-.n1vu\f 9!: .-_.-:.._..;o; -1.:-_._ KING. BU_g_RK__ & 00s. - nuns, spoxns AND BENT swam.- CIRCULAR AND 0'1`HEB(VSA_WS,_ LEATHER BELTING, _ V T __ 2 man LEATHER,-=; ` . PACKING OF-DIFFERENT KINDS, .NIcHoI.soN's ;Am_) JOWI'l""l"S} Flrllss; ' H_ILLEfR S `HORSE-RASPS, JACK `so1;Ews,gj . ' -BIRDDAGE8, . 1 A -n,n3E>fc%:ti~`.:ar;:-933:?-._Paxqas. %*MALk|ST.EBa3*RY & 0--J .-- in.) .,____s_ 11,41 13-4.. ` 1 .' 1} '. `v - V One Door West 61' Queen's, Barrie,` ` ` ' ` V _ ._ mp ':0FFERING ' 'I.`1`ARDWARE," A ', RFISHnI[G_: TACKLE, AMERICAN STEP LADDERS, -FARM_A NVD GARDEN`: TOOLS, - ` SU,PE,RIO_R__gB`RANDS OFWEITE LEAD, ` _ READY-_MIXED PAINTS, > JAPAN ooL oURs FOR CARRIAGE PAINTING, : GvLA.S_S,:P;U'1"l.`Y AND VARNISHES,` A'r.Andz. srocx org Qucmfs Hotel, Ba;*rie; . ONE DA;Y ONLY} .LVl;JVV .Lu.1'J.CL..:_/.5. ua-................- -7 `Mum-`s-Spring Ovarcoau, Man : -Whtcrproaf Goats, Men : Tweed Suits, a'8.8, 810, 812, $15, $18 and $20. Boy. ' A Tweed Suits, $33 up. Aslcfor the new Lfrsey Suit, so much in fashzon for boys frcm 3 to 14 years q] | . V I _ age`,`an}lf1om 82 to $6forfu1l suit. I "" ' ' * ` TIIE 'U']N.'ICCE.]N', STCEEB. ` The Subscrfoar ya... this opportunity of thanlring his numerous friends in Barrie and throughout the County for their very liberal patronage during the past year, and also to infonnl them that in order to MOB. SATISFAC'I`ORILY meet. thedemands of his rapidly increasing business he has for the coming season _ * 4__.._._..----Q' Onlulo elootwnaopxaon; mu Ill one am no inlhnoq the withdrew 840,000 for this :1 jaot ; that r. Shxelda went Around the oonn'- M bdbllri ht 5114 left; tl_ut he paid Gen. non _ to silence bun and his. unit -nghnt Hip Jnhn Mmdnnnld : that ha hnlnn The Finest Stock of Day Goo as evr brought to ,Bam'e,` an ING, andainob which all our purchases -have been passed into stock. moss Select Goods at the EST POSSIBLE PRICES. "'5;gsg'55ng.- W. De_,,m,nm w.e 31.10,: in all the leading C_oloring':Lw1th Tnmmmgs to match. - . zugouunuulu In A IIICCDII AIQII CIIIIIA Wciui Stock Zr1'>nm7rJs, sm Select Deaigng, and are selling fast. Ju. acid: A 'lIf\ I735?! -|-UVIIIJVIIJ any lbvwannaauo u.-- g...-..-....-.- - . Size and Quality, V V HOUSE FU3NISBIH',}S--You will nd a most Superb Stock in Table Linens, Napkins, Doyles, Towels and Tovielling, Sheetings, Pillow Cotton, Oretonnes. T V ` ' GARPETS in BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDERMINSTER and HEM P, &c. Also Cocoa and Cord Mattings. Patterns in Brussels and Tapestrys are Oonrmno, and will be found undoubtedly Connnct? WOOLLENS in Scotch, West of England and Canadian manufacture. Trimmings of Best Quality. ' Clothing made'to' order in CITY STYLE at a Reasonable Figure. . b ~ - 7 I` I` ,__ j__A__;_____`-_L____ ____`__` IHIMIU BU Uluvl. Au V1.54. ~........ -- .. ..........-._.. ._.a..__. Gents Furnishings, ats .a.nd Ca_,ps--The largely increasing sales from these departments have warrant- ed me In purchasing accordingly. and so arranging that customers can at all times nd ALL THE NQVELTIES as. they appear in the market. The M[LL[NER_Y Department, still under the eicient management of MISS THORN E, being so wide- ly and favorably known needs no further recommendation, only to say it is fully stocked with the Choicest productions of British and-OontinentalAMa.rkets. All Orders will, as heretofore, be executed promptly and in the very best pos- sible msnner. J W S 0 I I o.:F:mRru1~:'R S.--`--MONEY T0 LOAN" FarmP:o . C I . EB. PAE.o,nBn.n1e. fty 0gw I LOAN " on Farm PETER PAE. Btu-tie. ~11. nnx rm 9?" lJA_J"); .['_D.--_,_,|.4IJ; DUI}-JD U! ` UULV 5 ' sxhvuron_Y;- ,.- Greonho d C'ur:-32's` d- V zbe chained tram Gnonaz vfsudenen-`tan 1 , J. 0. Monqm. Owen .1 ` 6F; cons r .~.,..2.:s:..:2a1. tho U. I. cum on: or us unncumel ; Quoulnnou of m_ox_ney htd who i "I04!!! rm, And that at was done (1) -.-dnuunnist null `I-mnhuinniinn ' Dun1op street, Barrl. 83:3. Spring md,summer. 1 S83 OYVWANTEDISMKRT INTELLI- . .n-`ninmv m lmm`-zhinnunn I'mnm'ma. `An- ;.run-55:-4, I-lav: ....v _v.- Ea GLOVE Anniidiitnv DEPARTMENT . .....`l l\....'|l>u THE EMPCSREIM 1 ,!. Jrnu -lJllJ" l.7lAl;i:l_..l 1.1.1 J.A:.|4Aa_L- .`i1t"tol `-the` ngunilieas. `A 351: .*".2...,r` 2.25 s V u 2: .` STRONG} .3 n1'P0i:'rED DIRECT 2 vv-v. -._..., -- - Lair rnmrs. iiipzh Tin:o_cAn1:s -..J noun nn]':nn Fault ll 1'6-UIZIIICVIIIOII Ill men'- `intinn oi t'h:`T1work done undo: boot. and that this VII Iljoompluhed $cnnArI%k$%s. RWY] HAVE OPENED OUT A SPLENDID LOT or BIBLES, V NEW WALL PAPER FROM 5c A ROLL UP, ` NEW EXPRESS WAGONS, ' NEW -LACROSSE STICKS AND BALLS, NEW CROQUET (4, 6 a 3 BALLS) FROM `And last, but not least, the largest and boat assortment of RrRT.F`.Q _ .AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES. IWREMEMBER. THE PLACE, J`- -1:; - :-- 1~'I'13: v?v BABY CARRIAGIEET 'NEw~ com, on; sfrovms. t uyntnoue Dulote ine Iuplualiea tune ; (`:9 $6 provision has been made for still fun`- Iahn nllnwdnoerln future: m the tin` AT SCO'l"l"S' ;r1i-iAN AEVER T . 3. MEADOWS . A_ ._.__._.__ . _- ; august`! L113 -I-` _L\vL\lJHKJo : a my an itpthqse range, in which will be found the Newest Fabric: #11 mnhsh . 7-.'ADE CLOTHING! --n An): Lin ___J Ann n . CAMPING UTENSILS `_:E\r-B_<:*<)7I's_._E-E-AB \rT'-_IiT1ADE LOT mo, {CT \A We will not attempt to describe our Spring NOVOHIO8, a personal inspection only.can do" them justice. Call and see our Nev] cloths and you are sure to order. PIIIENIX IIALI. I MERCHANT TAILORING DEQABTMEIII. 'rEs'r AMENfrs,, /_ }E<>tt7s Book. store, THIS SEASOIV! NEW BIRD CAGES. SANDERS & WHITTAKER. ; NEw S'_PQCI( ."6 IRONWARE. comprises all new desirable Styles and Makmgin every zmaw edons: ie,'an earnest of Jwhich was given at OUR OPEN. took. Every department being now replete. with the YEW? is acknowledged to be equal to any in Tomnto for u-pmuynngnn nonunme enguaeer to an Ool bio who mdewsy 10;` another who`? In '|hoooI|'I0oI'IInincIeueo!8800.000; 2) thpt Q turtle": nun of $120,000 we: allowed oonillotbfl for the trunfer of the line " tebd th "ti ulatedtim} lt:I. dn h|lo'beenem:d for still Inf:-' /MPSALM BOOKS, _ BOTHWELHS BLOCK, OPPOSYFE ;H,E STATION. NEW, EXPRESS WAGONS. DIREGT Iupqnfan. EIMN AND PRAYER BOOKS, NEW FISHING `TACKLE. TINWARE, ETC., E'I`C.. ;'.;.;;:mm' 1-1;. mg. 20-2u'1os SOUTH SIDE DUN DOP STREET, '90c. UP. A. -_A-__,_,_ Du:-ability -u~-uuuu. mum, , 119.1 the Globe ex.- |IOItI.~h.IiI|I,.In 1391! of pt-mi": any put outulaanh not may I%1dutood. u_ to the conoooton of : , old thllfptooiollcho . 'l`l;e.rnt'isButt |'|(m 50 QHEDOB mm Ella nil. lam` nus Bit John Mmdonnld; that up helpod I U. 1!. club on: of its dicultiu ; the all unulonnnnn nf mnnav Ind lob: rnnnnnnil 4`N0'I'H E1: BIG sLTzvwm. .____ rsrvowv- D`;4L T0_N 4rcAn1'1f. Q .--- NEILL BI:os.,j INVIIIOUI OI lll_0l.lUy Illll 30 DB WWII I wnqdong by a re- ngundnt and `re-oluucnhon in their .-A A` OLA Hun:-L Hana nnnn '6Ln- ` AA-n, mu 5} 513 Bai, did for vI{c'.'u U` .u g._"q;rf; ' I -I Gr` 1 sJy Hewaon, a disappointed schcmer, w 0 has been -pursuing Sir Juhn. Mucdo d for years as he before pnr_pup;d;Senst0r Alcom of Mississippi, nnpil practically kicked out" ` of thetue. .'I'he iceona in James an e_x-Government _coutra.ctor of ` p\1lati6n,`_iud else a disgppointed scheme: nd.` sworn foe of Sir John :~!~ L n nex- .,',` ` 'p0!., .;, om: miibeler And once wi 13- misaed ea_cor_r_q t. by the House Cum-_ ln5'- ..3"P.mY "70 `-'`Y- ` ~"l)n`e"t`]'t`1eal on we may be allowed to ask. l Why were these charges not promulgated ` before Parliament ad'onrnedV `I : The s_9_heme..w_as prepared be are the adjonrn- ~ ment, and ifthe Tharges have any fonnda- tiqn 1_n truth why were they not honorably made` ten the am` of the Hansel: The p_e_tty whelps> dare not. Sir Charlea_ Tup- per, in his speech Jon the Pacic Rmlwsy,. made a statement concerning Section B. which it_ivolved,a1l the Grit slander: against the contractors and the Minister for yeah bnck ; yet not a Reform member dare take up the challenge.` `Now, when the session is closed, when a. whole year will have to elapse before the canard can be met by those most interested, the political Thugs ' ..n...... 4.. Olin Fnrn Thu nnwgu-dg_ $13033 H1058. mtereswu, Dub puuu come to the fore. ` The cowards. Opp. Summrstt Hoiase, Barrie Qln The Stnyner Sun replies to remarks` of` ours regiu?-dingi the, what is now called, Ma`-. Carthy License Act, in an article tlmtwe: have clipped and preserved as a curiosity. We contest to being non-plneeed, regularly oored " as it were. What conceivable` object the Sun man can have is beyond the wildest Itretch of our imagination. We &\lbtjO: :-7 H 15 :a cevery might be nopea tor. Our contemporary sfortiea itself behind} the G. W. T. of the Sons of Temperance to` escape from the charge of having talked twaddle with reference to the two Acts. conicting, and also to prove that the McCarthy Act is a copy of the 0rook s: Law. The contention is not well taken- ClllOI_U I It is well known in passing through `fthewcomtnittee of the whole `House, the. billwsd so changed as to be almost un- recogniznble.` What, we repeat, can he. the `object of. such a. statement? The writer oertainlylmew it was the veriest bosh, knew that it `would not stand it moment's investigation, must have known that it would be contradicted, must hive. known also thathis own readers would not- believe him, why then was it made? The amendments to the bill, while in commit- tee, were some eight in number. The bill comprises one hundred and forty-six clauses. How an alteration _in eight oonld` render the bill . unrecognizable." passeth human nnderstandinnr. Surely our con-. a................. :. ..n-.-main lnnntnr`, H. nlmnld human nnaerstanamw. ouruny uur wu-. temporary is wrongly located. It should be moved to Orillia. where, ilndr the akil-~ inl attendance of Dr. Beaton, ultimate re- might be hoped for. Our mmfnmnoramv fortiea . have legislated. } '12:: any oonioi, Mcuarthy Act is copy or of conflict between the two acts, he suc- ceeds in exposing, in a most masterly. man- ner. his` ignorance, not only of the act it- self, but of the intention of its framers. . The decision of .the Supreme Court, sustain- ed by the Privy Council in the case of Rus- sell v. The Queen-mark we say Russell v. The Queen and assure our contemporary that his stupidity, does not disqualify the phrase--had settled, almost` to a certainty the illegality of any Provincial License Law. It said, in effect, that the-Local Legislature -had `neither the power to restrict the liquor traiiic, nor the legal right to prosecute for infraction of its illegal law. This being the case the Do- minion Government were compelled to legislate. i There is no question of Provin- cial Rights in this matter, let the Grits bowl as they may. tures have a right to legislate, that right is guaranteed them by the B. N. A. Act, .und cannot be taken from them. If they `have not that right the Dominion Govern; 'ment must legislate. The decision of the V courts has already settled the "question, of legality, and the Dominion Government If therefore, there is to it will come fromlthe obsti- nacy of Mr. Mowat, for which surely w Acannotbe held responsible. ' 'l`}:n xvnntnntinn that the Act tune Uruux 3; 3 Law. The contention well taken- -. When the G. W. T. of the `S. O. T. talks 4 If the Local Legisla- ' Acannospe new responsioie. 1 The contention that the McCarthy 1 `is a copy of the Crooks' Act is silly--siinply ` silly. nothing more. It is a contention to 1 be expected from a petulant school-boy; . never from a sensible man. In the name I ofcommon sense,.is the admission of the : _elective principle in the formation of the 1 _Board of Commissioners to be found in the 1 Crooks Actl, Where is the clause in the 1 _Crooks Act that gives the `municipal coun- ` -cils the power to x the number of licenses 1 that shallbe granted 7 We would humbly 1 _ask of the G. W. T. of the S. O. T. to lay M his finger on the clause in the Crooks Act ; that givesto the people the- power of say-. 1 ing whether there shall be a license at all 5 or not. And "we would further ask our . `contemporary if the a pointment of the Inspector by the Boar instead of by the Government is of a piece with the immacuw * late Crooks. We would request the G." W.` ` '1`. `of the S. O. T. to bform us. if in his opinion, the separating of shop licenses from every other business whatsoever was - conceived and brought forth by the great own and only Crooks ? We would ask our contemporary, for the benet of posterity, to place, in record his view as to whether the prohibition of the sale of liquor to guests on Sunday, except at stated hours, is or is not a distinctive feature" of the ` Crooks Act. Finally we would ask both - n the G. W. T. of the S. O._ T. and our con- , temporary if they have any` idea whatever oi what they are speakin and writing ` about. Talk twaddle 1* %f they do not we want anew definition of the word. A . `D..4. .....u..`l. nun nnnlnnn with Human thi. want a new aenumon 01 um wutu. But words are useless with those that will not understand. That the McCarthy Act is a piece of legislation not only wise and liberal, but so.tiIfactor'y`to all "classes is proven by the warm conimondntion it has received, not only from the Conserva- tive, but also from the greater portion of the Reform press. The principles of the bill, its necessity, was not questioned in ` the House, `and the jargon of opposition, even when coming from an editorial ignor- amus, or a. pig-headed Grand Worthy, are hardly worth, wasting time and ink upon. ` Tm: Collingwood Enteaplr-iIe'comea out at-footed in denuncigtion of members" of the town council furnishing goods` for the use of the municipality, and our contem- porary ia right. _Keep righlron brother and consider that we are holding your -coat. `A man, elected to. represent `the -people, who men that position to ll.hiI_ pockets, [in practising raaqgliti. of. the most eongeipptible kind. . ~ . _ ONE-jot the funny things -`in xoonneotion "with; the Gzobew latent delirium, ,i._ .iu~ charge that `the Syndicate was, forced by: `the Government to take certain work off` the lumdi of the contractors. The Govern-. V nient 'foreing" the S ndicate to doisny-. ' thing `is a new idea. ' e Olobexhu been. T the of the Goiernment. Somebody V ought to` kill that Glo_be?ma.n._ * V j ehowinghll winter that the Syndicate .-wee cl un- This from-the Orillia Times: ---The Bertie ADVANCE contemplates with dismay the prospect of therexnoval of Sir John Meedoneld from the leadership of the Con- servative party. The editor, however, faces the situation with a refreshing frank- ness which does `him honor. There is plenty of talent in the ranks; of the party, but there is something more than talent required for leadenhip. _A.ma.n is wanted who knows human, n.sture_;like a book. Whereis the man .w_hos.a; appreciation is so instantaneous, whose tquehn at the same time so. etxdscious and; so delicate, whose 4.... i. an nlmnlau. as that of Sir John? Ax the}; ..;_;.n, Ti. liver Mr." J amen Young. otherwise 3 Oily `Gammon, . hu Iecuredgtho coveted-`prize, .'via., the Pt$v"nicial .1*eumenhi`p.-~ Not me Mr.- Vanna I. dun nhnim M tho nu-Iv. Ev nn KPOVIHCIII V'l.TBHlIrBIIBlp~ I-V0` Iillli 1111'.` %}'.`. .E-.'!E-.`v"i..; .`.`.3`a`. ..`Z'..1f"..".,. 2:.?"6'v..*.":..';`.`f iiB`{{n i2"sh2`o'S{oJ'I;"tLo 132.1-E f"'i3y"I{6 means. The rejected of South ntaerloo; - who `once aspired to" 5 int in the Dominidn ,Osbin e t [o ti1y'eecm-ed this positiorr because I he represents 1` _eolid ' oonntittnenoyg . Otherwise even, tee-parties 'wop lgl not hnieiaved him. M ' territory colnpnlou In Ununo no .1`: limited `1 tho Cabinet by Mr. c `Thu ulmla nnrtham 1-Anna of oouiitin Cqur ""18! UITMI-'I'IUl|', `II `III! UK-HUI, one tlzundmd thousand m"es _o, torri comprllod. in tum ' nioupto-5 :anted"y1 by 14':-not oxily. vaua `(Av-vuw vnfp-vnugvuovg` -to ,v-v v-no--av; - Cabinet is worthy oi: m6meut n ation. Menu. Orooh, Young T `Q - ru . _-;._4l;__` -..`_ '-_._..A:1 :1`<`1MHard;I::;>re|eut' dontiguouu '- taenciee wt-"e ll:-..P`u'dee in. only `one vvuvu, v-vv--, - V`..- `Ric""1g' dtant. ,In..0thBl"WOrdl"`V9 Ministers represent about due hndtetl square n-`lee of-territory Iil""e the 0th L,` mm Imnmrl mnnnd Iauhra m"es o cannon V-nu .--v- . -_.--u -cc .pIvrnw . Rhea By om-.3.` The whole northern range of oonntied bu nn nu-nhmnn tn nan:-nhnhtinn uhnhim-. Illa Vuww ll0I5IIUl`ll`?l'IllgU Ql uuyluuw ,II no vretenoo-to v:hgW.jI`v..r:.. .".l`nn}`>m|entjoonIhuotloq`_ ' _ V-k2_ ;L I- .-.u-IL- 1;` - -`nu-can-:0 : : `THE mu RTHY ACT. effort. to re-organize their disintegggted party. `The most} aignicant part `ofvtheir *iii"'t;he_ . V2`1n'u,niemeut *of their lead- ingtjbrgans. P: fr. Qgerdoh Brohggwatre lmo.v'ed fi-om the. uigluagement of `the Globe beganso his ijiews were not in upmrd with Ah-....'..' ' at E3: u:u:\n|.`_'|-A `V MI . 'I`1_i`nM(`1`_\`Ats' six-e` makig a. ti-em"axi;dc;'\is" .pxogmmt;;e{ ]J)`BthpI_?_3i8 _the,_chnngeg`mgd_9- beganso his rgewg yzerq not In uguxrui cubu -th`9'e'_ qt up ,w'r9u1dA-___|:Ao leader 1 M!-V Ca'inron'-.~\v;m-' proinnttl 'to_ HIV Gab? `L-In nu-alga 0.. nu-All!-I I-nnln fur Hon. DlLVid M1115. Umumni.-\v;ns-`promoted to ma unuw an- order to make room for Ron. David Mills, and now Mr. Cameron is put under the orders of .Hon. T. W. Anglin, who is im- ported ostensibly as editor of the weekly Tribune, but in reality to ll the position of chief editorial writer for the Globe. Tan: is new in the Barrie ga_.o1 eliltle girl named Hays. convicted of the eheinoup otfeueeeof being found wondering on Eliza- beth alreet without home or place to go to. . Her mother is in jail and her father he: left. the country. She was homeless and :..:.....n... 1...; am ntrnmz. the inexorable left the country. she was nomexeu mu friendleu, but the strong, the inexorable arm of the lawreached out and consigned her to a. dungeon, to the company of thieves, vdrunkatda and prostitutes. Thet child will; never escape, from the defamation of having occupied a prison can even though, brought there} by the vice: of her parents. A pretty commentary upon our boasted: nnliuhhanmnnt and` civilization truly. A pretty commentary upon our uuuahuu enlightenment and truly. Nnvnrthnlnnm one more amument to force enlightenment . and cwunzauuu mu_y.. Nevertheless, one more argument on the bnilding of a House of Industry a.ndBofuge. T 7 $`T'wv&v~-v'%'- ._ Edited by J. M. Hunts:-.Esq..M.-A.-. of Barrie , Colleltlnto Institute The united ..;ma..,.;?1m.oe North and am Teachers Association was held on Thnrsdsy, Friday end Ssturdsy last. Mr. F. Woods,` the President of the South Simcoei Conven- tion, called the meeting to order. Mr. Orton bein absent Mr. Osmplaell, publisher, V ivasj ....... ...1 . short time in mint out the merits` time mdnoloup and; so__ qeucue, wnuau tact in qo.aleepleaq.psA,tlm_.t_ After canvassing .-the of Tapper, Gait and .'l`i1ley,- the`Anvuzo: mentions ` n... ........ 4.: nnumn Mnnrthv- Except bein absent MI. Usmpoeu, pnousner, was gran ed a short time to point of the Royal Canadian series _of readers. He was followed by Mr. Donnelly. who explained the advantages of the Royal series (Nelson & .. Co.) Amotion was enhsequently carried re ferring both series to the committees on Readers, the committees to` report at the next meeting of the Associations. Mr. Hunter, M.A., of the Barrie Institute, then gave an address on Fourth, Book Literature, which was followed by a keen discussion. address r'ourm_. noon: mwrauuw, which by discussion. In` the evening the oioers of the two Associa- tions for the coming year were elected. . For the North Mr. Morgan was. re-elected dent, Mr. Herve was elected `Vice-President, Mr. Jennison eoretory-Treasurer, Messrs. Hunter. Sneath. Campbell, Williams and McKee members of. committee.` For the South Rev. T. McKee was chosen President, Dr. Forest, Vice-President ;Mr. J. O. Morrison, See.-Ti-eas.; Messrs. Word, Tuck, Chadwick, Uhristie and Dixon members `of committee. After the transaction -'of other routine business the teachers were invited to . ptrtuke of a collation provided.by the lady teaohersvof Barrie. n A --an . I7 \Jnb\7I\Tt.\ liugwood, gave a valuable address on " w nut ought to be taught in teaching Grammar. In the discussion which followed enersl agree- ment was expressed with Mr. illiatns i- tion, that less" of formal grammar sho d be taught in the junior classes. As there was no discussion of the general principle of promo tion examinations. the Convention resolved itself into a committee of the whole to receive suggestions on the points-.When andwhere theyfshould be held, and how they should be conducted. The result was the `appointment of a select committee to prepare a scheme to be submitted on Saturday morning. ' FRIDAY AFTERNOON. A_vote of thanks was given to the ladies who provided the collation for the re-union-on -Thursday evening. Miss Lewis. of Toronto, was then introduced to give her lecture or, as she phrased it, her ` talk on Elocution. Miss Lewis showed that even in such a sim- ple matter is breathing) most speakers made mistakes. In reading reath should be taken in at every rhetorical pause ; that it was bad to wait to the end of the sentence and then take in a deep breath. The -lecturer then showed how the voice -was spoiled by a misuse of the vocal organs ; that in speaking a. clear jull tone could only be.-produced b opening wide the back part of the throat an speaking from the chest. She gavesome ne illustra-' tions of the way in which voice may be pro- duced by dwelling on the vowels. The fair lecturer then gave u_.` full classification of the qualities of voice, and illustrated them by re- nitimr annronriate selections in illustration. um. vi- --.I:l;l-DAY Monnmd. On Friday morning Mr. William, of Col. lingwood, valuable address on W hat nnoht to be taught teaching Grammnr. qualities or voice, and uiusvraueu mam uy re- citing appropriate She showed how correct emphasis may be ob-` tsined, and gave some rules for rhetorical pause,--calling attention to the fact that punctuation marks are almost useless in read- ing. Miss Lewis next illustrated the three kinds of inflection rising, falling and Ollllln-' ex, and showed how valuable they were as a means of expresing the various emotions. Her shrewd remarks on manner created con- siderable amusement ;`and whilst her general rinciple ` Be natural cannot be questioned. I: may be doubted whether` the rules given allow a sufficient scope for individuality. In conclusion Miss Lewis read the parable of the Prodigal Son, is part of Mark Antony's oration over the body of Caesar, and Hamlet's sohloquy on Suicide. _ The reader stopped every few words to point out the reason for some special emplhasis or inflection. The _`talk was a rep. y- good resentation ofa subject attracting very consi erable st-tention; but it is questionable whether" it is advisable to try to cover so muchground in a single lecture. Had Miss Lewis conned herself to practical work_on the breathing exercises, and on the production of voice, we are persuaded that much more real good could have been ac- complished. A hearty vote of thanks was -awarded to Miss Lewis `on motion of Mr. Morgan, seconded by Di-._Forrest. The sub- 'ect of Phonic Reading was next introduced lay Dr. Forrest. He dwelt uponthe diiculty` of recognizing the _ various words of the luggage, but showed the! there is great iini-1 formity of sounds among diversity of ohsrac-9, tors, "The vowels are the niedium _ of sound ;' consonants merely stoppages of sound ii ): _ various parts, of the vocal; o ans.";'l`,ach` then,` `first, not the name of the otter biit its, "Value in words. It.will be ifound very soon; that drill upon a series of `words di` " only}. in the first or element (for; exam e bst,; oat, fat, &c.,)_is a-most valuable help-towards; Nwmd frecotlnltlon. _In this connection Dr." Forrest _exhibited his ifword-bnilder,";an..:ln-; genious instrument. whereby this dnil can be obtained in s_ way most interestin ' to a child. The word-ib.u11d.|'.1"_ 1'1` 133.0 form 0 a cylinder xed to 'a `stand -`with an openin alon `one side sulcieutto allow letters; of t e slp abet 4...-1.. shun, These` letters `are affixed to the aide auiment to nuow letter; or me axpunneu ; to be seen. '1`heee"`_lettere `ere nixed to the rims ofwheels that revolve inside the cylin-; ; dexj. B n eimplepontnvenoe one wheel my turn: w the other; fixed, and hence the child eeca before itfinmnpid auogggl ; ainn such words 'ee.het, cat,` met, &o., og W send, tend, -vend,_ w_end7-thehohanie of the initiel letter xn_d1cn_tmg that one w eel is res volving. In the way 3 whole eerie: of word; ' , `it indelibly on the child's memory; o Subsequent) 8 unxm_mou'a vote was passed on motion of I`. _J&meS _Br0wnlee.` declaring thet in.th'e; o_p1nlon of the Convention, the _ w -linildet xn"of realedueetionelyvelue. ' 1 . . , SATURDA\i_'Il9RNIRG. -. _;._ ; ,, - Meet of the morning was occupied with the ` reception of the yepori on the Promotion Enminntions. `In 1h?-neliefoun this .report -reedsu'foll :5 ~ : .. .1; ~ T 1. rThet`.$:: be.hdd4:wioen ` - gu-oni e ` `o :QItren,_oee nmmation'.' ;2~..TheI'.eeteech.I7 llreulde in_.4l1_i4s.o'yvh . .aehool,,- eulnhe the Jetnxfn them `|totheInepeetor.mmedieH_y efkrtheexgmi. nntinn.-. . . > _mtion.- V 3. 'l'luta'c:ntx-s>l`ooxngxA1ittee oons_in!:i1!q ten tachen h-inn `dnvuio3i., ab 11 out to re`-exaunne the` ; sudj cornanigoewoomist of nuuu. Wood,` Obad- 'ck M n-inon. Tuck Ohril. F ad, D|w}xon.. (; rion, Stewnt: and Beillyugiuthe men; mg: of Meiin-a. sauna, Ban-tlett','_M- ~Y -Finla % Va be J Kw ..3.-:3 0.2.2.3:-....":.:-.:.: Brownloe, "."i "*m.'-`"y.on," " 5:1-eunn-a_nd Oh:-k, for the non-ef A A wine n Inmantmi and Men:-n.sEnrve`v parucue 0! Iuuuumuu. .1.-4 pbuition is our prophecy. ` T then taken: : melmnliry A_l'Ii.IIlnIuo by Mr. J.~'O.`: '3!-g:n.eu .'l'h&k:LI|bJI:_ we-s'_t.bf .; _ , V :2 IQ` I '~ i'n'$."a' ?X'."`....r ;.aao::ae hat whan~:he'. ..a : mugvuymeu n&n,uwu,.V-,:u_uAu 1 .=.v:.ur"!l.to.t|I 14-rh9n,`1w:u Brownloe, 1'1'eeIn|n- mu um:-x, tor HID norm. 4. That the Inspector: and Menu-I.=vH_nrv>e`y s'ngWood;3:ppsroll10P|P"- v - _ Am. uulmg` = thp yq ' .i..'n . am: Ah ..=aatohtv-henumr. of .ohoo1nmu&z:.mo mo { In giemmmm e -1* 0.-9.-vii` , 1 tor %- +1-ibv V=~* 5E3..'."....7 .45..` s.'.`m..m' uwhanav.{;..{.. .51. I19 `punt (whonvei . 1 ML. . . . `tholnndi for Elf. . , , . . . _ H . L '1"-L'.}."...a't.'$."E..a" am Mr. 1!. . Wood 1.: uupgttottitl. - ` THECONVENTION. axoptauunn-numsnouaonne and that Mr lv!.vWood ||I`lIl\A` .' an concmuulg _IlIlII UPRVII IIWU VI UIIICU KU- marks may be psrhzitted. 1. It`wqs kit that on the whole the Gon- vention win nnfu successful as the previous one hud_beeu.- There was 3 str/ong gxpreuion nf fnalunh nn thnnnn` :1.-Av Fm`-nn!\n ; . 1 You :snouLn sea THEM hndhoenw There st:/ong gxprenuon of feelm on the nal day foIf:!_lqo9`p[_I3timl work. ` Veventute to an " gtha1I',it.ia' -....`.n...~ :__......;-..:. 1... l........ . ':':rInr-lmrh un`tn 01 I861!!! 011 um nun: uily luIj:.I`Iq>\I>Iv":u/Juuunaux work. 'Ve venture ;thnt`,'it,ia' equally` important to know 9 _ `:'tl1l_N:-arh as`io know how to leach. If this `be so, then, `thy two,ahon1;l be about eqmugnjiiiis riveted. 9 M-`.FI nnk'h nmumi a -nbuence wna 2 Mn : nnnvomuue twueuce was aiuoercly Some `*"vnlu`uhle hints would undoubtedly have been received in re- gerd ltnnthe -..teI'ching of drawing. Teachers my comfort themselves with the thought thnt, for the xgxgqent examination` at least, drawing in nniextta nbieet. . . 3. We would urge upon all to give the Promotion Examination; .1: `thorough trial. Let the effects upon the `scholars and upon the work of the school be carefully and intelli- gently wntohed.` Let? n reoordhe. kept of those who one in each school. And of the pro- gently Wtlfnlell. new I mourn on. tape or thoee who pane school, pro- portion which these hold to the,whole_'nnmber . of pupils. In short, let the whole scheme be gut to the tent of experience under the moat vorable conditions" poeeiblentncl then let the results be tested by an nppeal to the prima- plee of ed_ncat_i_on Agnd common sense, - _ '=!_-.-'---` `.`"'"." t..`.`'.. -3- -"V" GlIN'l`S--I have been very low, nnd have tried everything, tb no advantage. I heard - avourrop Butter: rooommendpd by so many. I nnnolnnd on; aim them A trihl. I did. and ' Hxrrio. oi my; 1861. th'g_w).to Vqtwm. Hub- bex-t,otaaon.~ " f - In nan-ie.on June2nd.`the wile of Mr. J.` M. Huntar. M..;A.. of the Collegiate Inamum, of a "son. . At Crecmoi-v-. im. the 15th uit., tn wife 61' Henry` Butcher, vetrln ia.ry surgeon. of o. ughter`. an-`uni r avour-op Bmgarg rooammenupq nv so y, I ooncludqd to, ,ve,theI_n, `atrial. I` did, and now gun at-uh` ,1` and: constantly improving, and on: nearly as str_o__1_xg_as ever. . -W. H. WELLER. M second-daughter or Dr. J. pack, Duwuur, Vuulucuy nIu`5vv-1, an 1. nu-.......... 7 llllllu At Ban-lo. on fe 3:-d inst... Daniel" Mckernnn. inthondyoarothianae. ' , .- ` , :- o:`'E`.`w`%r`T`~. `'}: &o%`m`&:3`3o'.` '_." `-"` At Crecmor. 011' at nlt.. Kathleen Elizabeth. amonths. used I! yam-aand_ `ARM. EU: 3.t\1JlE`*.I,lll'J LV\JLlv.LJ..I. ,- of Lot 8, Can. 4. Township of Flos, contain- ing 100 Acres. more or less. 15 acres cleared and seeded down. Jgolnnoe in good Pine and Hard- wood. Good `Creek along the front of the es e `ff; 1 mun` -" ' ". ;`1"e`2.?: 8 ll. 0! 0? (L C 8 no1`5'f{INs. Vine:P.0.,_p P Vine. June1_at,.1883. ' V ` 28-2m6a-p \-\z\ '\I\`\.' ~.- \\\\\\< \r\ \I\~A-~ xx/vx/\\-\-\\;\-\-.!.\\.-K ~.\ ARM FOR SALE;-THE NORTH ; Lot Flbs. contain- {no um Am-n1 more 431- mm. cleared . I Qfter long years of patient waiting the `Glob; hps unenrtheci another big mares- nest, and with a grandoiuish of trumpets -_--lu suggestive of the boy who felled to .l_reep` uphis cours.ge-hss' fired its shot. VFor pure mendscity and utter reeltlessness of` statement the Globe. takes the first plsee. 4 In the slander in question, truth sud possible oonse uenees are thrown to the winds, and the lobe fairly wsllows In the mire of professed political prostitu- tion so dear to: its despicable loathsome