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ur"." ?,;-Tir; Special commons X0! ecu- o%|"`;'u;{,?g myxmred into at reduced rates. ywrxl . cram must. he sent for tho d`lscontinunnoe or m,mm,,.. and mlvortlsinpr. '1 rnnsiont. notice; nab` w.muu1, Forsulo. 6Lo.._ 850., not exceed- dmlttod for 25 cents each In. 01 ; willbuu |J,[,:? All advortlanments ordered by stru er: 00 wow with wmm the proprietors do not. cg] of _n,,,,,,.i.1rorxN Al)VA.`IOE.. rule which will `latices of local b1rthg_ A an- 1 H nrad to. rm Y M {:1-mtllalnsqrted free of charge. [,9 -1! I 5.11m 7 . `H we EY. Publisher and Proprietor, 5' \\'E3[A - vi vvw rvvvvu-v --V-..D, ..... 7 wyuw - - - . --.--. Positively cures Norvouanoss in all its stages. Wonk Memory. Loss of Brain Power Sexual Pros- tmtlon. Night Sweats. Spor111utorrl1mn. Leucor rl1u3u.." Burrenness Seminal \Ven.kneis. and General Loss of ower. It repairs Nervous Waste. Reluvcnnuaa the Jaded Intellect. StronIzth- General Loss or Power. It repairs Nervous Waste. Rojuvenatoa Intellec Stron h- one the Enfoobled Brain and Restores urpria 3 Tone and Vi r to the Exhausted Generative Organs in cit nor sex. tawith each order for 'rwicLvic packages. accompanied with vedoilnrs we will send our Written Guarantee to rerun the money it the treatment does not otfoot a euro. It is the cxmnvnsr mp m<:s'r Medlolne in the Market. :'Fnll particulars in our pamphlet. which we desire to mail free to any address. 1\{ACK'S MAGNETIC illnmcnmis sold by D - late at 50 ots. per box. or 0 boxes for $2.50. or w i e mailed. free of postage. on race! )t otthe mono bv addrossimz MACK'8 MAGNET O MEDICIN A cuaE'auaKTEED. MAGNETIC MEPIC|NE,BRA|N &NERVi FOOD ` unrun; , 1 "Au; way. \ nr ....u-1 For Old and Young, Male and l).\u!H-rnlu nunnn `klnnunuannna In nll I0: ah-nuns I858 EL DU 0L8. D0!` DOX. 01' U UDXUH [Ur $2.00. 01' W11] b addressing MEDICIN 0.. Wmnscm. Om. CANADA. b addressing MAUICEI MAuMs'r1u mnsuwwna 0., Wmnscm, ONT" Guarantees Issued in Barrie. by GEO. MONK- MAN ; sold by all Drugglsts overywhere 41-ly. Wo have recently published a new edi Ion of DR. CULVERWELL'S Cnnmnunun ESSAY on the radical and permanent eure (without medicine) of Nervous Debllit . Mental and Phyaleullnoapnclty. Innpedimema 0 Marriage. ot.o..,1-eaulting from excesses 15'!)-inn In n nnnlnrl nuvnlnnn nnlv nnnn ni- xuumrmgu, uwmruuunuug u um u.-iuuuuun t?3'P;_-loo, in 11 sealed envelope. only 6 cents. or two postu o stamps. 'i`ho ooio rated author, inthis admirable Essay ciourly demonstmtea. from thirty yours auccoaafu 1-aotiso. that u.la.rmin_ consoquencrs ma be rud- oollf cured without t e dungoroususo 0 internal med cines or the use of the knife; pointing out a. mode of euro at ondo simple. certain and oifuotuui. bf means of which every sufferer. no matter what h 3 condition mu. be may cure himself cheaply, privntoiv and m icaliy. - 1 t2?'i`his Lecture should be in the hands of every L youth and every man in the land. Address THE GIILVERWELI. MEDICAL 00., 41 ANN S1-.. NEW Yam: Post. Office Box 450. Lecturer on the Eye. Ear and Throat. Trinity Medical Collefge Toronto. Surgeon tothe Mercer Eye and Ear nrmery. and 0011113 and Am-lat to the Sick Children's Hos ital. lute Clinical Asalst~ ant Royal London Oph halmlo Hospital. Moore- elds. and Central London Throat and Ear Hoe- p,,,..:,; 1'1 nhmtoh Street. Toronto. Ma beeon. B\1l$0dWh!'0fO1'0ll00'5.: 1.. .- ~ - .va Ear, Throat nnd.Nasel passages. ' JOHN M .\Ul\zL I , AU L/L_1.u u nun, ()mnn1l8.~1lmwr, Cunveyunoer. Issuer of Marriage 1.1.-.mx.~ma under the Now Act. Money to [mm at .`dmlura.Lo lmurost. Croomoro. 01%..` A . y ii. csonus s. nvaasou, rnnntnnunl QJTT 1&7 `aw ww-- yu- We will pay the above reward for any case of Liver Com lnint. Dyspepsia. Sick headache. In- digestion. onstipntion or Coltiveness we oun- not cure with West's V etnble Liver Pills, when the directions are It:-lot y complied with. The are purely Vegetable. and never fail to give ss. intention; Sugar Coated. Large Boxes contain- ing 30 Pills 25 oenta. For sale by bx-ugists. Beware of eountetteits and hnite ions. The enuine manufactured on] by J OH)! 0. WEST C0., "The Pill Ma_k_er_s,' 81_& 83 King Slt. East. DD_WIl1`I: .Ul I-RIIIIIVVIIU-In genuine "The P111 Makers,` 818: King St. Ens 'I`oront.o. Ont. Free trial package sen 1) me! prepaid on recelnt of a 3 cent stamp. ly. y JOHN Wlim" ` will cure recent cases. Du. E. O. Wns'r's Nnrivn Arm Bum Tamr- d s cine for Hystex-ia,. Dissi- MINT. a guarantee ness, convulsions. its. Nervous Neuralia. d by he Headache. Nervous Prostration cause use of slchohol or tobocco. Wakefuiness. Men- tal Depression, Sottening of the Brain resultin in Insanity and leading to misery. decay an death. Premature 0idA . Barrenness. Less of Power in either sex. nvoluntary Losses and Spermatorrhosmoausedb over exertion of the brain; self-abuse or over- ndul enee. One box Each ox contains one One dollar a box. or six month's treatment. i boxes for rive dollars: sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any erse. With each order received by us for six boxes. accompanied with five dollars. we will haser our written guarantee to re- fund the money it the treatment does not eifect I cure. Guaranteesissued on! by JOHN WOODS Sole Authorized A nt for arrie. om. Jomi 0. WEST & 00.. ole Proprietors. '1`orontgk%1t. j send the pure TIRM8 o|.o'om ADVANOI. $500 `Reward 117.. ...nl nun um nlmm. nnwnwi fm- nnlv mun nf - .-.~~v~e-\ -v~~.-.s...., .vv\4,, , [OSEPH R G-ER_S', CHIEF` con. S'l`ABLE.Oount.v of Rlmhnn nm..L,n..u.. HEALTH I8 wEAC`rH '1 lhrm lines mumtun atn.rnln\d.&n..&n. D'1n1op .~urnut, Harrie wnoL ,'l"Im. Klx`.N.\'l!l)\'. \U I V A . _. Parlor lune: Bedroom Iultol. Sideboards, holy chain, &o., OorniooPo16i.`nnhu' aid: 6: 'l'un!+ ' to o1-derby rompotootworkmon. Also ; :1-'-1asn1ncana -1.-us-nun. ' - Demon Shot-tut Notice. ~ luvm DOUGALL. if=uHr~u_T_JRE2| [U5 BQIJIEI \lJ.LJ`4:LL newaxid Suoond hand and 1 one-hone vngog; . in rwulheuoldohea alum lwmol. `man on or that ne of bulneu. . B. 0 ; APPRAISER AND` . B1llPoEg'.ko: Bouoolloofaod. Borvutu Spooml attention to_Crosa Eyes and Cataraogg Haw _l_0_8T. How ngsmnsn I _ 1 o. BALL. (I'll-nnnhun my nuna... ....n 'u.....a-.._ UL 510 '"x"i7"iTisE'c`m7"mTr:m'ia'xii:f1'~:':a*s. | In lnnn nn rnnl manta at 1.-mmao ionOnn uI........ s. -Joi{N_oN, BARRIE, nu. PORTER of and dealer in Ccmln n! all Ely '1`U LAIELV 1} U1.` Lynn mute at Six per cent. interest. LENNOX 85 .u\'N'0X, Solicitors. Barrie. n nnnx OUR HANDSFOR x...mnomnnt nn annd (1-Qehold W. MCVITTIE, OR. and Run! lhtntn Anna:-n.I........ xv ur IVYE, EAR, THROAT AND Nos? 1 ...._ 3UGG;n`.s` Fox SALE CHEAP--7V newand asoognq han_1_snl_1_gne_-lggne wuggn; ,,_ as) 1'RADI,MAPK- U '1 Y), nn,1, ,, ` . __ __-_ T. BANTING5 C[aERK,O0UN'l.'Y' Blmcoo. `will beizls oil! "at th Oonrt or. Bukzrimegvory &tuMo and. Vol. MIIOILLAN IOU8. -\y\p....\.-.-a..~.~...., ~ \Iv\Az4 /4-snn L. R. o. P.. L, R. c. s. n:..-|_` FURNITURE. 0 'l`fLl!4 LUI`4EALV D 1.|.u.|.uu.-.u. vv . BROWN, Pro rletox-.~Excellont accommo- dation for the Lrave lln public. Bar and Lax-der wouuuppllod with the est. Good atabllng and nsonuvo homers. Luggage of guests conveyed New and from all trains. Few doors west or Mnriat.-IIL, nn lmnlon-st. DAVID DOUGALL. In ROI! of the Hunt uh IIIEIIIUUII UV!` 41 ANN S12. NEW Yam: (0-ly \IYV\f\I R .11. HOLT, INSURANCE BROK- ER and General Agent. Real estate bouglnt and sold. Pollootlons made In any part of t a county. Money to Loan. 0!oe-Bothwell's glatok. opposite the Railway station. 13;-rte, n . ` - v. Black Out. Oloe. Bust. side of Owen Street. next door to I the Bank of Toronto.` ` 1 . I `laugh; 01.4 Il-_..I_ `can In I! Lwndcmd Agent, Life, Fire and A ' V Accident. I-L UUUIIALV I . - II-nnmsnnn us 1810. ASSETS. mv. I. I819, - 33.353331 Re-insurance Reserve, - - $1,060,424. Loam in St. John : Fire, - $180,000. 00 All paid In two weeks after me. !Also Agent for the Commercial Union Innu- nnge of London. Capltat). 82,000,000. 11- . Agents` Barrio, O. T. LOUNT. mvnswmn ruxns" - - over ;so.ooo.oo`o FUNDS IN VEBTEDJN CANADA - 900.000 Security. Prom t P: out. and Llbertllty in the adjustment 0 its are the prominent features of this Company. ' ~r--~- - cnum noun: or niuorons: Hon. Henry St.ernes.Chs.u-men; Thos. O:-imp. Esq.. De .-Chairmen; Theodore Iiert. s .: Angus 0. ooper. Esq.: E. J. Bsrbeeu. Esq. Insurances eeoted at Moderate Rates of Pre- mium. Dwellings. Churches and Farm Proper- ties Insured st Specially Low Rates. (1 E I`! ilillill Intl DRIIUDC uvu uunu wu an say! I G. 3'. 0. SMITH.- Rea.-Sec! ` ' ' -, ..., snroec. least, uoowouuuvxex Azt.haU1II0"' `N `Signet, Barrio. 4. 1 1 5; oromxooounty 0-ndexupylng It In thoxu?|:r9c circulation of n.'ll new: opera *2:::.:`.:.:::'*:..':";- M` . V V t _ . a ` '"' ngd-willbo found to be of lsatookod with an axum. woeK"" papa:-tmont `N10 Jb t all requisite: for prlntln mom 0:0: turning out nut-class worz Luauf0"9?.....n.-I..mn cuts for all styles of {an an I1:-at-clan country. CITY OF LoNDoN, ENGLAND, Capital 82.000000: deposltold with the Govern- ~ ment at Ottawa 8100.000. Uepmu aa.000.000: deposited with the Govern- Ottawa 8100.000. THE MEROANTILE FIRE INSURANCE 00., Capital $500,000; Government deposit mode. iAME soi1oGG1TE,Iw CONVEYANCER; COMMISSIONER IN B. R. muEv}.7iiL66' iiiiilf. '1x}i~i irun. ANCE co. oapugl. 3500.000. ' OFFICE.--South Side of Collier Strect, op} posit the American Hotel, Bank. w 11- " (E357-FE v:4_1;o1'zk: ;c`-.~ " lawn or MARRIAGE LICENSES. OITIOI 11` `PSI osm OFFICE BUILDING, BARRIE. jn--u- 10013 Lu. VHO, vvv, vvuo Has the Largest Surplus of Assets over Liabilities of any Fire Insurance Company in the world. Rate.s Moderate, Losses Equitably and Promptly Adjusted. JAM I8 EDWARDS, Axrnnt at Barrie. BIIYAL rNsunTuT:E comm I AGGINFQ COR nnn [VIA V 11119 1' l1\l1aLV1A.I! 11_\.n 1.1.! D U ncun un COMPANY. of London.- England. Estab- llahed I783. Barrie. Sept. 11. 1878 OUNT IJUU L` L, DLI.v.I.\u.n.A.u:.vu, Atmrno 3-at-Law. Solicitors in Chaucer . an, (, :t1oo- )unh)pStr0et..Barrie. Suooeggo;-5 0 lnwnnm of lloulton. Lount, Boys & Stowan. '1 `w._ Lounz. Q.(). U. W. houut. _ FOR TIE FOI.|.0W||lll GOMPAIIIES: THE PHCEN IX FIRE INSURANCE London.- Ilnhn mm. 'l'.l:|.n Lmrnxwxnu ;.uuu;.u COMPANY. Established 1808. 811.000.090. For Fire business only. 'l`.D.l'J DU V .llll\vl3l.I.\1 1.1 :4.` u u a.u:;u vu COMPANY. Inunrga all k of P1-apart and Private Dwelllnf. Over 00.000 deposits with the Govex-mnen - TI-IE IMPERIAL` INSURANCE Capital :n,om_ooo- For who only. THE SOVEREIGN INSURANCE and PM mun nwalllnim. Over 00.000 d8DOIO THE ROYAL CANADIAN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Agent for the following Insurance Companies : A HE `QUEEN INSURANOEOOM- Pm.. Ospltal8l2.000.000. ` 016- P. 0. Building, Oomer of Collier and Owen Strutc, vuv unul VI. xuruuuu. Barrie. Slat. Moroh.`1883. R. '/.l!\11\1l`.u;vLA :4, uuu ; nu, will vim mp rollqwlgg maoeaevery month: Pl.\'h}'l`A.\'ULIr!I{I<.N'l4. ~. BY 5. June 9. July 3 Au _ 1, Seat. `i, Out. 6. Nov. 8,1)ec. 8. W\$l-:n1tlD(H'l -Forenovon of May 4, June 8. Jul 6. Aug. 3, Supt. 7. 00 5. NOV. 2. D80. 7. Il)l.A.\'l) Armrnoon of May 1. June 8, July ,6, Aug. 8, Sept. 7. 09!. 5 Nov. 2. Doc." 7. The remainder of the Month will be at his 0!- no,H1mr1t.\rH' mo. -.k. Barrio. Ont. . .]y ZIEX.MORROw, L` 9 Aa~1\'r-r - %::'a93....%~sa::z**n?a2*.1";;=.::':.=:n~p:'.;`:::a1:: Siitgle and Doublq Harness Oollan Sad- Bruaim azu,Von-yf`7;l..;u1.z:,mm ,w1upa,. .. (1 66!, V1071? Uomua, nruauua, vr IUVIIC, and Lung, - Atrltoult' .3.` ona ' .v:mu?:'u"w."n"fn s:oo'k'f" '7' REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE. AL WORK 1lTAR.`RAN"IIE`I')_ zusrauunu rnumrxux uuu n. nuu WORK VVARRANTED. Aha Agentjor Agricultural Implcmenta. GIVE ME .4 0.4153.-'-"Si not tho"Go1den 8:ddlo." Bavold `Street. trio. 20-1y" `Rme:nVe:\ the .FS-t:n:I,r`1|d_oor;: Buck Block, nearly oppuita the Sum- manntt Hnuu " PA1 EN? `roe WEIGHT`. aao. _DuDLEv, J HOUSE,_SIGN g FREV-5'00 1 3A,Y'F1 E Ln STREET, I ' IvE1i15ooL dz LONDON & GLOBE J msurunon COMPANY. nwn Xi?) FIRE. [ARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE ooummr. V nu-nnnnimn nu nun O J. 5llU\VI`)l4|A, 1'll\UI1L1.IuuL, Plum, Mnnruxrmnonta, vvuations and Arbltrnunmfor Schools. Churches. Publlo Bulld- Ingu, Illmllmrm l'r0.n1i2\es. Mllla. Farms and for Tnwn, Hnuntry and :w`u1)urbIm Residences. 0!- IM at lhu Knmlnp; store, west of Wollln um Hnml Hurrlc. , 50- y. 2 JAMES Engns, nnnrnnIrA|vnlL\n I, HARNITESEM Po RIIIM- D. Frasie r . OE! ARLES `WAY, nu uyuvunu; uvvv auwvvu. I 083?}! ROGERS . Res.-Seoy.. Agent. Polloe Court. Montreal. Barrio Nonjrg or smqox: norm. Sole Agent for 110 Oelebnted IIIUUIITUUIUE UUII` ASSETS. 825,000,000. _......4 I:I......I... A0 A aunts nun Iuidanol. "WORDS ARI THINGS. AND A DROP OI` INK FALLING UPONA THOUGHT MAY PRODUCE THAT WEIOH THOUSANDS THIN K."-3Ynon. ""'y "PP""9U Int: Homfl OFFICE: Barrie; Ohtario, Thursday, June 21`, 1883. LIJVVRIIIJG; Agent at Barrie. 12-13 - sq-: 18-11 | lnmnuauwm umni N45 30 (H10 fI`0ll1 EH Ll'&ll1 lurker.-at. . on Dunlop-st. U-Umrlil. DVVILLV, L\J\ILL\lLV.l`Ja.a.A.u ,for the County of Eimooe. Terms reason- sblo. Omcoat.myStore.Crnighux-at. - 46-ly : '.I.'ll6l'u are In uuuluur UL pulvuuu uuu In. mu ug- ment in everycounty --yet ener etio men wi mg to work do not no to bo. hose willin to work can make from [100 to $500 a month c ear. working for us in a pleasant and permanent business. The amount our agents make varies. some make as high as 8500 a month while others as low as 100. depending on the energy of the agent. e have an article of great merit. It should be sold to eve House-owner. and ays over 100 per cent. pron . Each saleis from 38.50 to $10.00. One agent in Pennsylvania sold 32 -in two days and cleared $61.00. An agent in New York ma o $15.00 in one day. Any man with one enough to work a tn 1 day. and will do this uring t e ear can make tom 82.000 to 86.- 000 a year. c only want one man in each county, and to him will- give the exclusive sale as ion as he continues to work faithfully for us. There no com tition. and nothing like our in- vention made. artie-I having from I200 to 81.- Oootoinvest. can obtain a General Agency for ten counties or a State. An ' one can make an investmentot from 25 to 81. without the least risk of loss. as our 0 roulars will show that those investilgz an after a thirty days` trial return the goo s unsold to us and getthe r money back. it they do not clear at least 1100. They show that a General A nt who will take ten counties and invest 3216. can after a trial of 90 days re turn all goods unsold to us and have money re- turned to them it they fail to clear at least $750 in that time. There are many persons having money to invest. who could not give the business pereonalatwntion-such can employ sub-agents without leaving home-making a large amount yearly out or a very small investment. We are not ying salaries. but want men willing to work an obtain as their pay the protsof their energy. Men not wiliingrto work on our terms will not work on any. hose meaning business will re- ceive our large descriptive circular. and extraor- dina oirer by enolosin a three-cent stamp. with air address. The rat to comply with our terms wiliaecnre the county or counties they may wish to work. . A (III-A-n There are 5 number of persons out. of ern'%oy- montln to wm-k do not need wllllmr can. Rnmnm MANmuc'mmxo 00.. 118 Smltheldtreet. Pmabnrg. Pa. ` 1 IN |1=-. zr. Bzlz-'c.ovvN,| In thenkingthe public of Barrie and vicinity for the liberal petro bestowed upon him in the pest. begs in state at he has et conderreble ex pense increased his beki faculties and is now prepared to do is larger b nese then ever. Made in the various styles and quality the best- Douverod in all parts of the town. Lfmufaotmed fresh every ddy. Ask our grocer tor them and you will use no 0 er. PIC-N10 PARTIES SOCIALB & WEDDINGS supplied at short notice and on reasonable terms. --A --"nun-nun, 1- !|1!\1'IY\I` To any part of the Town. In any quantities to suit purchaser. from 96 lbs. upwards. at the Wanting Emplovment. IFLOURS FEE E.| Orders! ft tth M111 1) tcardthrmghth :31; 011120 m?p5y 3?oena._4 to. o The Oity {Flour 132111. Collier Street, near the Market, Barrie. T. OIIIIIILE, - -- - - V ' nnnnnrumnn BRAN. SHORTS. ac... COUNTY or SIMO0 E q;aNE;zAL ADVERTISER. jjhdw wit .---u- Bythonion weei:.dnKorhour,andoa.nbehad unyhour. yornig :, (Sunday excepted). GOOD CANVAS TENTS` FOR HIRE, IIIAT nous; AT 11!! root In IMIIKET-81`. 11-unos. vvll-In 93!! sIuou.sws8. pvspspsu, mmassrla. JA U/VDIOE. EY8IPEl.A8, sur nusuu, usnnraumv, 1154040115, And ova-1 Ipecloq dluordcrod LIVER, BOMIEL.` Isoatei?2=t=E&:| - -..,--- `#1: _._..._...______.__..._____ _Dw us. one door west or the l BUY THE moan: AND - ` ermmeuy. Apply at the Anuxon Onxcl. 13-tt. `V ' .1. L.` G. McCARTHY--OEF1U1u` l)R;lnd llo..;|dunoo on tho Wont side of John 11 [gly opp0s1t6_ Ml`. Geo. Ball's ?)`1r.:1(`|r;\'gl1l1?1I(?:`.!`ItLli ;1(l!`tl0t.0l'_V. f _ ~~' .- ...x . A {V rrn T\I.`\Y'I`TG'I` , A rnnzmams `I wanna POWDERS. 1-. a.aa'u1zmo.:i JOHN OARLEY, * Auplhlmeto thko. Contulntheifown Plnguvo. II a_ sale, lure. and omcwl Cnltronr _ol' Wolflll 1n\Ch11dtenor.Ldu1I ~ YACHTS ED Sxirws BUILT TO `ORDER. ` nomunon anusnv Chop Peas Oats and Barley iownsm MARKET PRICE. LEADS THE IVAN. l -HUI FLOUR, WILL CURE OR RELIEVE wnnnnnnlln hlsslnnl-An nu: Uxnmsmnan wxu. nnuvnn BOAT BUILDER I '1 Ipecloo of about ads -a LIVER xsouava, a` BowI.h on moo {OI Address. D-\vu BISGIIITS nwuu I Ur } THE 8TOMCH, DRYNE33 OF THE SKIN, cloo ofdlcedno arlsln from YER. KIDNEYE BT uh]. uvulvv u-nu vu gun-av.-.....-.. ---__ mnnnmox J. mzown D n ... . , rlntor Hulk-ltnm `of mm Sum, Jmnr-uturn `fur Hnmrlo Propm v &v. Moms: in I035? N veyanm|rrI. Hlock.uppoaitc ', & N_ `V well`n Barrie. 0 ll. H1`\v.~m:\', f\_ E_ H. MCCAR rrisf PEPLER M; .;"..'?r3a'. '31 . """`"?' ?` " um ofdlaea; e1' BLOOD, 7J;'Z;'I;E:9: .' . DROP8 Y, FLUTTERING II: `rut: LIA FLU] I CIIIIVU or rue /mar, AOIDITY or `rut: ofnunnn pnopittnronl 4-1!- u &C-) ' lhmjlc, Unt. `):,i'[T`,,, _3,{.~(`,.m1`1n'. Q 0-. ll M(`,U.\lI l`ll\'c --' _.. .'..vr1r1-vac: BY SARAH J. CLARKE. Scaut of nine, and the `washing all out," mused thrifty Mrs. Chutter mi she scrubbed the porch. Deacon, I ll get you to set the big tub down cellar, if you will. ILTJHI Ill! UIIKTI III UIIU uuur-yuru. There comes Kendall's new basket wagon, with two women in it, pursued the lady, wringing her mop. Isn t that than `In!-VIA that haunt 7" W111. ` Certain, wlfe," responded the deacon from his cart in the door-yard. 'l'hnI-A nnmnn Knnnl] n nnw hnalznlv IIIIU IIUFIU IJLIIIU UIIIIDI Beimz in the critical act of emptying a four-gallon bucket of soap, the good man vouchnafed. not reply. When the jellied mass had quivered and splashed into the barrel in waiting he looked up just in sea- son to see the gay little pony shy at the cart and go tearing down the road. "`hnn'" nnnnf I H\nv ll I-an band "Du-n F4118 uluy, \Vl'lIlg1Ilg He!` J the horse that balka 7 "D -3-.. 1.. LL- .....lL:....| Ulifll uuu 30 lofllflllg UUWII EHO F030. They'll upset! they'll be kept. Run after 'em ! Do something ! ahrieked Mrs. Chutter. ' U h.__1A _..A. .._...'L..J _:A'_ , -L__,)_- ,1: UIIIIDBUT. _ Don t get excited, wife ; they're all nght now. That girl drives like a man. And ninlxino hn Inn hnnlznt Han vnnr`n'rnn 15110 uuw. IHIID 8111 LITIVCC IIKU 8 1113. And picking up his bucket, the moderate deacon marched off for a second supply of soap. But though the little incident had failed to shake his nerves, it did make him oblivious of his wife s wash-tub poised on the landing of the dim stairway, and as a natural consequence he` put his foot in it. The tub rolled ; the deacon swayed like a pestle in a mortar ; there was a lively suc- cession of bumps, followed by a clatter and a thud, and deacon, tub, and bucket strew- ed the cellar oor. ' u A,l..1.. ......I A'L:L.- nu -:_,__I,L_n `L. 2,: 1811 8311112, mm 81111111 energy. " What a ui), uncle? cried an anxious voice overhead. :4! ...... 4-11 ...... .__:.-`u_ _1___ n -___ u.- VUIUU UVUl'llUK3U- \ I can tell you what's down. was the grim responee; Come and brace me while I try to step." The nwnnr nf fhn vnunn n nn.`nn`z{nnv U-AHi\'{`(!C.,-\|L'l`ll\', U. 1". N10 W A11`. (1 ;R`,mEwadim.:ixiziz1smna 1' mnrnev. .~\nlicltp}_- in _(_3hnng`o_x_-_y_.LC`)_n'V;ey- WHIIU I. If] DU step. The owner of the voice. a ne-looking youth of one-t`md-twenty, was already grop- ing his way among the debris, his a_unt in the rear with the camphor. Tho r`nnr\nn n nffnmnfntl L-mnvnnnn pa- HUIIIUU Ill 1% gliuuu. I must have sprained my ankle, Har- vey. If I'd postponed this tub race till after I d been my rounds, twould have been better calculation. (6 l\I. T ...-..I.l..7L ......__ -L....L _._.....-_.1- UUUIU. VV_ Hill: 3 (J18 nutty I My customers expect me to-day, that's the pomt. I hate masterly to break my wotd. - Now there's the widow Cleuves waiting for me to take her ashes, so she can scrub after me with the boiling suds, and up at Kendall : they're clean out of soap." N Am! nn+-nlann ...'n.'.\..4 :+ -1. an 1......1., uu. UHU C0115!` LlUUI'o Adah and Abihu !" ejaculated the fal- len saint, with sinful ,` Wh!I .'R Hf). nnnln 7" print] an nnrinnn UUU TUILF Wllcll IIIIU llupuoro The deacon s attempted locomotion re- sulted in 9. groan. I rnnnf. hnvn urn-ulnar? mu nnl(`n `lit... DUU-ll Ulabf OIUUUIIUIOD. Oh, I wouldn t worry about my rounds, uncle. Wha.t s the hairy '1 Mv miatnmm-A nrnnnf. ma i-.n-rInv H-mt : uuup. . _ And notclean without it, oh T l_au h- ed the young man. See here, unc e : since you are going to feel so uneasy about disappointing the people, why not send me in your stead ? V.-m in tin! Gnu n`n`Lnn' T nknnh-I U1 yUU1' BLUE I You, in your ne clothes! I should smile, mumbled Mrs. Chatter, with the stopper of the oamphor bottle between her teeth. n,__ ,____v_ __ _-_-1-v_ .__.__n_ 1.11 .__-__ |@UI1.I- Why can't my uncle's mantle fall upon me, auntie? I was intending to borrow the. frock. K` \`|'7.. It 1 J- ____ :1. __.,_L,_ _, ; A1`, lU.U.lKU|5hu `o` Well, if I do say it, you've got the Vance common-sense. Some young men of _your bringing up would be ashamed to deliver such soap on I make. If you ve a. mind to run the team to-day, Harvey, I shall be obleeged to you. Fifteen minnhan Infnr an u1nI-Innu Amman uu.~-. , IENNUX hem. Atmrnc nnJvey\nuurs,_.f B11311 UV uuwegeu 30 you. Fifteen minutes later the worthy deacon was extending his aching length upon the sitting-room lounge, and gazing through the open window after his youthful proxy, who, duly initiated into the mysteries of the calling, was driving away in the big blue cart. Behind jounoed and creaked an empty ash-bin, anked by two covered hurl-Ala Of (man 3 hnf, thn nwinalna Inn}. was eluyby um ;-uLu, uuuxeu Dy BWO OOVBIGQ barrels of soap; but the swingin seat was clean and comfortable, comman ' gs ne {view of the surrounding country. A hnlmila and mom thn 1-mu! wnnn VI-UW UI. KILIU Hu.I.'l'UlIlIu..lI.Ig IXJUI-urltye A half-mile and more the road wound through his uncle's fertile acres, for Dea- con Ohutter was withal a farmer. Farm- ing, indeed, was his chief vocation, soap- bolling being an accessary venture growing out of sundry experiments in the use of leached ashes as a fertilizer. It was one of those tuneful mornings of early June when all nature joins in a glad` doxology. The newly arrived bobolinks, tipsy with glee, carolled inthe meadows. The orioles, hanging their hammocks in- the elms, could scarcely work for singing. Gay breezes whispered love to the graceful young clover, then danced away to flirt with the coy hillside birches. Everywhere were life and motion irritated by the be- nignant sun. For Harvey Vaz.ce s study- weakened eyes there was too much glare, too much utter. He lost no time in Dut~ ting on his blue goggles. Wlm om-an If fhnv tin make me lnnlr IIUU ILIUUII lllrlvvl] I.I.U LUHII MU IIILLIU All |.l|lII' Who cares If they do make me look like a frog 7" mused he, as he settled them astride his aristrocrutio nose. Thanks to them, and to change of air, my goal` optics are undoubtedly improving. shall be back to college by fall. Ha! be! if the fnllnwn nnnld nnlv nan ma nnw | Dacx W ouuegu uy Ian. an: 11 fellows could only see me now ! A-ul Lawn fn tho innlha ulilvnhh IELIUWIS DUIIH-I Ullly SUV H10 IIUW And here, to the innite surhrise of staid ;Dobbin, his new mester broke into a rol- licking class song-s song abruptly ended as a turn in the roal revealed a near farm- house. M `It `I nnln `m-mu "I"II -uubiln :6 -nit-L QUEB- If I peddle `sou due decorum," so] knocking upon the handle ofhia whip.- 'l`n hnvn nntm Hm muuuu uI._uus vuup.- _ A To have seen the on ble sir with which he measured ashes bus el by bushel, giving in exchange money, or gallons of soap, ac- cording to the customer's desire, one would have pronounced him bred to the soap business. Since his month's rnstication st his aunt Chutt.er s,'he hsd msde the so- qusintsnce of most of the tumors slang -Hm river. And` than xnrassnd their urnti. ".3..`".;';u;.'.37."p,o.' r.i:.'.;z;..e'1T...i eghrgpltziy widow Cleaves could hardly be pm-suaededto surrender her ashes, because, foruo`9 |}=`h,+;l`1e preferred to trade with De t\l|II"` I1 . II, ' ' v "H9 YIVCI, auu XXII UIPIUBIBCI FRUIT gI'IIlI.l` cation at meeting a judge a' son that wa.en t afraid to work," but outside the purleh limit: his triumphs! mereh.%ermi- noted. He was 3 in a strange "land. One man iukedi hehad bought out the deecon; aeeeonde hoped he wasn't -nnnnnuinn in van nn niwmnitinn f.nAm- 2 1nd I) ; .;_ 11, -B().s`A.NKO, DENTIST K: t tl Death always on l."{`u11;;d23?\hiosa:1':a.:x`< auto. Omoe over `;:u'rx1a' Hook roro, vlmrrlc. Out. 7 ZIMMERMAN. DENTIST, .. _. ... I`\n fnllnwlna nhmenevarv month: qlllllltluliu U1 mwb U1 HID lul'lllBl'8 mug ` `the river, and` these expressed their grdti-` n-tinn gt mnntimv A `iI1(`an n' nnn that` Ioruuuuu, any con/Ir Ohutter. kniunl In oonrunnwer. Obediant. to his uncle's instructions, at her ootthge `the `young mm took 3 crou4 road to Kendnllouo-_mmmer hotel, fami- Hn-Iv nlzvhul -'l'I|n' Wm!-in tonur no .lLuuuI|ul,;I,uuIuuwr uuwn, mun- li_u-lstyled o Eyrie. . on_'ll nd its long three miles. had been Mu. Oloavee "parting femark. Three miles, and not 9., neighborho- tween here and there; I couldn't blame 1.1.- _`-.1-.. :2 -1... -'|. ....'|.: _-..o .5- ..l....... I..- 681! IIBFB anu. IEIIOIB; L OUIIILIIII uusuxu the widow if she should want to change her situation, mused the deeoon s do at , ecsnningthe western ho:-iron-A " 0 t wonder if that olevndyonder meant busi- ness. I thoughlrthe. sun WIS too bxfight this snorning, Well, mlittls highvtoned thunder this _eveIM:ing_:esket. " Fscing about` to wedge .iIi;~ D0.81tionCen . empty seep barrel, he observed giro ladies dz-i`\`vi :`gnx:p) the hill in e Mlkat phmtan. .`..r...-.mm 'mma`.u'. me; | "'1'l_lIl: use Iumunul team sun gave aunties Inch 0. pmio this morning, Iife in but a thawing iceberg, Flonting on the sea of time, `N either the acomhing rays of trouble Melting it in any tune. Gail nails life : iceberg onward, '1`: we tench the aunnyehore. Then the iceberg melts beneath us, We are sunk And seen no more. 35$ 'Ia}'ti Bi 5 Eliot pfnetqp. % ; t lookeb like Kendall`: team that -.... -....L.' .-an-In Q mania #113: Innuvnhun," mrm r-/s /\` Idwi ' `if; KsiiE.' m&e,i&&rd%;g7&I:E:? IS ISSUED A slum: `soap. I'll peddle it with L soliloquized the youth, L_the back door with the I thought he. Those Indies are some of his boarders, I suppose--Tom Oavender a mother and sister, for unght I know. I have heard they were atoppimr at the Eyrie. Goodness! wou1dn t itbea joke if I should fall in with them today !" Mannmkiln Hm vnrlnanr `luiu in MIA mr. II 1 IIIOUIII III! In Wliill nueux B0113] : Meanwhile the younger lady in the car- riage was merrily commenting on the quasi soap-man : active gure, conspicuously and amply clad. in the deacon : canvas frock and overalls. _ I hope he isn't a perambulating mani- ao, mainma. It : the very cart that frightened tho nrmv I" win: Hm bu-rimi rnnnnnnn. Do " 1B 8 Una Very (ZIP unan ITIKHWUIIUU lallu pony !" was the terried response. Do let me get out, Lila! Oh ! oh !" ` Rn!-. 111-nnv Hm hm-an` was hm-Irina down IE5 IE3 g UUII, Llli 1 U11 1 U11 1 But already the horse was backing down the * hill. Harvey sprang from the cart, and grasped the refractory animal by the bridle just in seasonto prevent the carriage from overturning in the ditch. '1`!-mnlr vrm, nit---than}: vrm vervu IIIUILI UVUl'llll.'lllllg Ill lallv UILUII. Thank you, sir- thank you very" much," said the girlish driver, the color rushing back to her face. Now if you'll be kind enough to lead our pony past your cart we shall be yet more obliged. A nrnttv oirl-ntvlish tnn, hut ahnnmi- your car]? WU Bllll UU yub l.I.IUl.'U UU.llgULl. A pretty nirl-:ty_Iish too, but abomni- nably patronizing," thought the young Sophomore. stalking resentfully at the pony : head. ' 'l`11m-n, nnw vnnr cart in behind us. we PONY B 11850. There, now your cart is behind us, we shallhave no further trouble. I'm sorry to have detained you, sir. Innitely obliged. Tn `lnnvina the Indian Flm-vav mechnnni- oougeu. In leaving the ladies Harvey mechanni- cally raised his hat, the deacon s hat- - alas I vnllnwn and fmvnd I111 n-m lnrvice. uoni. kc. N\Dll`1\rl. Arm Hm- I -- .. nL:in30ruoI1, Nina {ma m_u_u _ can on. r Y per a not "" `" or war. Special oexxctg-3% '%.o2l`f{I g onmr dl . vor 3 e n1.oat,p d .1 :%eu8?:' lpllmu mi vortlslng. Tm: "bmr- urunml F 4 I " ("Va .0550-.850 '- --- :1 Cally F8133 IIIB LIKE. UIIU UUHUUHB Hula alas ! yellowed and fmyed by farm service. The touch set ying the ashes upon its brim. giving our receding hero the effect of being caught away in a cloud. A little blinded, but laughing behind his goggles. he went back to old Dobbin, and waited for the ladies to go on in advance. Rut mlml-. `nilarl Hm}. nnrm-inino nnnv 7 101' ne ISQIGB 30 go On In 8U.V8llUB- But what `ailed that aur rising pony '1 The young lady chirrupecf to him_; he would not budge. She snappedthe whip ; he stood as stiff as the wooden horse of the Trojans. 11 n1. ,1......1.4...- .:...L..La.... 1... . k-11.:....I ...uJu-urn H Oh, daughter, datighter, he : bulking! cried the elder 1ady,'who appeared to be an invalid. If there : anything I'm afraid (of, its a. bulking horse." Allow ma, madam, mid Flnvvav. twain SUIKB. IHILIIK yUl.l, BLl'- _ The young lady resumed the reins; the fractions quadrnped promptly refused to stir. it `I ..a. ...- .....L ....L 1 ,:l-. I .......'L .. ......-.41...- 31511` . - Let me get out, Lila; I won't go another step with him. ' no rInnnn'6 annm On HA nnna " Ri(` {Ha VOI, IDBB DIllKI.l.lg HUFHU. Allow me, madam, said Harvey, again advancing. ' - Fln twisted Hm animal : mar a. moment to lILlVlI1lUl.l..lgo He twisted the apima1 s ear a. moment to divert his attention, then took him by the bit and led him several paces. Han mnmma Hm nnnv hm: ant nvar his D15 3110 19 IIIIII BBVBIBI P3083. See, matnma, the pony has got over his sulks. Thank you, sir. I"}m vmma Iadv rmuumed the rains: the H59`) Wliull. H1111. He doesn't seem to be going," said the daughter, with 8 vexed laugh. You know you can t walk a rod`. You'll surely havearelapse, mamma, if you don t sit ntiII_ nluuermg U1 D113 uluauce. My mother has been very ill. If she is caught in the shower she may get her death, cried Miss Lila, in distress. Oh, what shall we do 1" H :1.` ......7H .......J..-. $3..-. .....-...-J2 ... T .....Ll- MoNEv`iIfri| B0111 Again Harvey led the pony. Again the tantalizing nag stiened in his harness the instant Miss Lila took the reins. Many times was this farce repeated, and many were the minutes wasted. Meantime the sky had become overcast, and thunder was muttering in the distance. MU` mnthnr has hnnn vm-v ill. Tf she WHBU 311811 WU UU I if you ll pardon the suggestion, I might drive you to the Eyrie, if that is your des- tination, said Harvey, with a. deprecatory glance at his masquerading costume. Oh. will van 7 But there in vrmr hm-an IBHUU ab U15 llllU{iuUl'lSulllg D\JU5_Ul-LIU- Oh, will you 1 But there is your horse and cart? I could come back for them. And with all ma'mma. sg'shawln and pi]- lows, the phaeton is hardly wide enough for us two. u rm... :. ....... "u ;. .. 1'.:n.-....u....` ..a-.:.. n 101' us nwu. V _ That is true; it is 3 Lilliputian affair. The youth was gravely testing its light springs and braces. ` 1': than danaar of hmnlrina dawn? ,3pl'll]gU uuu Ul.'!M7UB- Is there danger of breaking down? Then you go with maxnma, and I ll drive the ca . H TH- nunndnn I "l"I.n {Ann P A-nn-Ln, F113 0511. F` Lila. Cavender ! The idea ! expostu- lated. the Invalid. 1: rI'I...... (V-......~.l...9.. ...,.n...- .....l ..l-L.... 1... COIIWIUI Ul um.` uunpluuo That seat is suspended between the heavens and the earth`, like Mohammed a coin, mammsu she jested by way of cloaking her untimely mirth. One ought to be shot into it out of a. catapult. Tn Aid the vmlno lnv in vnnnnna, lay.-L DIIU .IlIVBll.\Lu Tom Cavendex- e mother and ulster, by the ashes of my uncle ! Confound it, what a scrape ! was tke young soap mer- chant a inward ejaculation as he awaited the ladies pleasure. 5` n1nf.lnnf.Ar nun I an rnnrnmn 7" T Du IHLIIUB Pl.UlI3UlV- What better can I do, mamma 1" I shall ride famously. Unless you're afraid to trust me with your horse," the young lady added, with a..g1a.nce toward Harvey. Not inltha least. He : far from heino may BQLIUU wwu Ii-51311130 DUVVEIIII El&l.'VUy. Not inthe least. He : far from being a ery Buoephalus. Rh~nn'|r with thn innnnonuitv nf Hun pa- SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS; B nary Duuupxuuuu. Struck with the inoongruity of the re- mark from such 8 source, Miss Lila lost all control of her dimples. "l`l-nut anal: in mnnnnn Hnlwnnn Hm EU UU BIIUIJ IIIDU 1|! Uull U1 3 IEUBPUKWK To aid the young lady in mounting, Harvey silently extended a hand, whose exceeding smutiness was intensied by a seal ring that glittered upon the little nger. Miss Lila glanced curiously at the ne cameo with its quaint petting. Who was this anomalous being who sported costly ornaments and quoted from the clas- sics? And where, where had she seen that peculiar cameo before, or one just like it ! Ah ! now she recollected _: Tom had worn it home last vacation, when he and his chum had exchanged rings. But how had ~i'.l1in nnnmmnn hnnnmn nnnnnnnrl nf H-.7 Ulllllll llll-I ULUIHILIKUII FLUKE. Dub LIUW llllvll this soap-man become possessed of it? Could it be that he and Harvey Vance were identical? Tom had said that Har- 111519 was .-nnnina bl... numm ,~.-. In 4!... nah-L, WUKU LUUIIDIUCI I LUILI Ill DIIIU IILJUII .LI.l" vey was spending the summer in the neigh- borhood. Thin must be he. _Yes, she was sure of it. l'\L...In..L L.` LI. ...\-n.. .......J.. _II A1...` 3ul'B U]. I- Obedientto the young man : will, that unaccountable pony darted away on the wings of the mud. Close behind, head down, tail up, followed old Dobbin in a heavy center which seemed to shake the very leaves on the trees Charged upop by the empty soap barrel, Miss Lila slipped to the other side of the seat, and clung to the ash-l'in. A mile was passed, two miles. The gable-roofed Eyrie loomed in the dis- tnnnn (in anal Hm nnnv- nn lnmharnd I116 zBDl9'l'00I9Q bytl IOOIIJIULI I11 (I10 unl- tanoe. On sped the pony; on lumbered old Dobbin; on swooped the storm-cloud. A dozen gueats crowded out upon the hotel piazza towitneee the exciting race. Rn: when Mrs; (lavender look: 1' PIIZZI I0 WIIDGIE U10 610161113 I806 "Hovf white Mn: Chvender. looks? cried one. Where did the pick up that fantastic driver 1 H `I . that `King T31` 3n O,-in purl! 1 nvnhl-n- xanuanc anver u In that Miss Lila in the cart 1 exclaim- ed the gentleman addressed. Well, she : a girl of mettle! Ha, here comes "the Kaine phaetqn dished up he rushed out with an open umbrella to escort Mrs. Cav- ender into the house. In mounting the dung nlm lmnmd inward HA1-vnv, CHUCK` Ill) Iall IIUUIU. LII LIIUUI unpa I110 turned toward Harvey. " Ynn hnvadmla mu I crank am %xmmo~asa=- ./\/\/\.- ,. . r_\\/-- ~ ' ~- IOS EPEI SWAN. AUCTIONEER n..-u... n......+.. nf mmnnn. 'l`m-ma reason- I113 Ullfllu IUWIFQ IlIl'VGy. You havedone nu L t service, sir. I assure you we are gm nl. My dnughter will see that you are reoompensed for your time and tronbio. T , Tho dickenu Ihe will 1" thought the deacon : indignant substitute. `Rim-ntnci Innnnlfl-n Ohn ('1-inninrr nunuau, IITIJIIIIIIIILIKIIIIIII IIIIKIIIIIUBU. Standing beneath the dripping nnvenl with rlvuletp of lye combing own his cheeks, he assisted the moist oun 13! 60: alight. I am-we are doe" yindgobtei to you, she ntammered, blushmgly. My` InnI:Inn~;" " EDI BIKUII D0 loftily. `' 4* -N A`_J I.....`-.( -_ ufvvuoc ins}. n;:;.."~ d"dri as W .1 -kuwltienygrd, .m, up 1 Ix;.p\i.t.tin; the `cart to rights tint evening. Hu-voy discovered a grimy object caught -betwesn` the neat and `the uh-bin. It grovpd tobowa. lady`: pocket-handkerchief, on; comer the-name of{Ia1ln. guns n ftukan no oo1a, 1` ex-inc," said he, I mflm Gtvntnffnrnrmn Ho. 25. Whole No. 1626. 5 letter trorn '1'0In. My mother and sister have perched Lt the Eyrie, on Emden Hill, it ran. My mother is getting up from a fever, and is bound to net `as high up as the can. If you're anywhere near their secluded nest, do poop in upon them They'll be charm- ed to make your acquaintance. H I hnlinvn I'll tum that handkerchief to Cavender." He handed it to his aunt for I bleaching purposes, and received in return letter from Tom. (1 II . ......n..... ....A aiahm `nnva nnumhnd At Moo_|uv4I:v: \'IIOi'iI`f::-8 `pm: }\mc1<.w, AUOTIONEER, nmnvn|a.4lmn'r_ Conveyunoer. Issqqr ~__ , ed to make acquaintance. I believe I'll take that handkerchief Miss Cavender to-morrow, auntie, and have it off my mind." remarked Harvey, as he folded the letter. at nr._n ._ ...... .....:..l.t .-..A H, kw Hm folded the letter. _ _ AWell-or you Imght send It by the stage. But Harvey was deaf to the sug- gestion. _ Thu nnvf. avamirm. fnultlesalv attnred. gesnon. The next evening. fsultlessly and minus spectacles. he presented himself at the Eyrie, and was cordially welcomed by both Mrs. Usvender and her daughter Convinced that he was not recognized as squire or the soap `cart, he saw no necessity for proclaiming himself such. In making his first call why should he introduce him- self as a clown `I u v....v.... .......a.. ....u.. .. ..:.a+ mu lain sen clown I _ You've made quite a visit, was his aunt : salutation when Harvey entered the sitting-room. Was the girl glad to get her handkerchief 7" u -11,. ;..n n... s....n. ...mo:n I ai.1n'4>. aim- ner nanclxercmet I _ _ _ To tell the truth, auntxe, I dxdn t gwc it to her. n(`l1.........I..l uL....u..-. Ln... . hang-Innmn u. no net. "Humph! Strange how a. handsome 9 young woman will weaken ~. chap s mem- ory, observed the deacon, sxyly, ashis wife bandaged the offending ankle. ` ' I don t see but Harvey ll have to cx again." no it? nu suynin, nn surain. and again. out narvey `u nave to 0111. again. He did call again, and again, and again Indeed, his rides to the Eyrie grew so fre- quent that his uncle one day teasing.y counselled him to buy a. second saddle- horse. ` Or get a. carriage that will hold two," amended his aunt. At which the youth ushed guiltily. conrming Mrs. Chutter in her private opinion that he was very far gone. . HA want f|n-ffhar vnf. that evening'-even' tar gone. He went further yet that evening---even to the length of proposing to Miss Lila. 'I"hn Iittln nnnnntfn nnlv lanahed. and to me lengm or propoamg to muss mm. The little coquette only laughed, and bade him not to be absurd. AL:.......1 ) LY.` ...-..l.l ......I1.. `lilyn Ln lrnnm DBUU llllll I105 EU U6 &U3lI.I'U- Absurd 7 He would neally like to know what she meant. ' Oh, they were both so" young. . Hervey looked hurt, and intimated that he, at least, was neaxing the down-hill Jf life. ' A.) L. 12.1-94 l-_-.... L`... .....H --unqnk ` "039; P11 Anoamas ._ CVONVEYIIE _-- :I..mml.anInnnr In Ql100n'B Bench. A110- HID. And he didn't know Her well enough. The youth eagerly protested that `he knew her well enough to love her. Rnntnu I'm nnt mu-A hut I like All KLIUW I131" W311 Ulltlllgll IIU IUVU HUI`. Besxdes, I'm not sure but I hke an other young man better. (-1 if vnn r-nrn fnr nnmnhnv 9158. Oh, if you care for somebody else. why, than-why, in that ca.se-" Harvuy found the English tongue terribly intricate, and rose with precipitation. T malt Him GI-at vnn Irnnur " maid Milli! uuu. T036 WIBIL Pl.'UClpllollllUI!o I met him first, you know," said Miss Lila, dropping her eyes apologotically. and 1 am under very great obligations to him. urn. :n- -11 .:,..La. v,...1.... ..n ..:...1..o I llllll. Oh, it s all right. You're all right, I mean; but I think Tom might have told Inn 3611 LU. 01113 IIIIIIILIUII _ Well, Harvey, I expect to be on my legs aiu to-morrow, observed the face- tious eacon, at breakfast; and when I _..II -1. LI... I`.--_1.. `I ......u... -..\.. .I LALJ-;._1.\L LUB- Told you what 1" About this other fellow." There isn t much to tell," aid Miss Lila, demurely. He hasn't. come for- ward. Harvey drew on his {glove `-wifh a mystified air. But I am looking for him any day now, for the Eyrie is; nearly out of soap." You bewitching little tease !" Miss Lila : cheeks were eddying with dimples deep enoutzh to drown in man s heart. Peerhaps they made Harvey : head swim. I can t say. I only know that he laid hold of the young lsdy s hands at that moment in the most giddy fashion, and she seemed quite willing to let him steady him- self in this manner. it m_n u_.__.._ r..........n. ;. L- 4.. ...... I823 Inn l}0`lIlUX'I'UW, UUBUFVUQ D116 IIIUU` call at the Eyrie I guess you'd better let me give that young woman her handker- chief. u mL.._1- ..,... ....... ........1.. I ..u.....LI..A L- Ullllg ' Thank you very much; I attended to that last night." H Ti A:/ln 6 nnnrn -ina I-ink! n lrnnn I-nnr FLUID H550 lllgllln It didn't seem just right to keep her out of it so long, Harvey, remarked his aunt, dryly, as she passed his coffee. You ought to have paid her interest. H'nvinnl1 I Hnn f. vnn kn R mifn nnnr-Arn- `11l`}UlN'1'IVI`LlJ,~\1Jt:.1.m JJl.\XJ.'J1.nJ vv BOUSEJO nsltothelt llwa D ot,B 1. lat. M. S[{ANp.3Y, l ropr{:1Lor.y up ltgffyae Ullgtr `IQ 118V8 H81 H61" IIIDUIUBL. Humph ! don't you be a mite concern- ed, wife, said the deacon, with e misohiev- ous wink. Depend upon it. Harvey has squared accounts with that young woman before this, and taken her note of hand. H'e driven business since that day I set him up in the cart." - Eight hours consumed in making a pair of boots or shoes when working for a re- cord would be considered terribly slow time in Lynn. Twenty minutes is the best time on record. In 1880 Charles Stewart Parnell visited Lynn, and while there he was shown about the city by Mayor San- derson and three or four other gentlemen. The party visited the shoe manufactory of C. S Sweetser & Co., and the proprietors decided to show Mr. Parnell how quick as pair of boots could be made. It was de- cided to make 3 "pair of women s grain polish, and the work commenced, Mr. Pz.r- nell' closely watching every movement. He saw the stock for the uppers and the top linings cut out, the eyeletting done, and the passing of the uppers from one stitcher to another; he saw the sole-leather died out for the bottoms, and the stock Assn ! l'Tn in thin timn Hun nnnnrq Anni alea 01.16 I01` Due Dubwula, uuu um awun tted. Up to this time the uppers and bottom: had been kept separate. The next hesaw was the two parts come together, the uppers lasted to the bottoms; then the uppers were sewed to the soles by 8. Mc- Ku ntitnhnr. and in rsnid succession fol- were seweu nu um suwu uy u. Luc- Kay stitcher, and rapid lowed the work of beatmg out, trimming? and setting the edges, nailing on the heels, shaving and nishing the same. bning the the bottoms, and chsnnel1' . Mr. Parnell then took the boots, which been manu- t....&n-arl {an inn}. twnntv mInI1nn hnfnrn H1811 too: E116 Douw, wuwu uuu uuuu unsun- factured in just twenty minutes before his own eyes, and carried them with him to England. These boots, in process. of manufacture, passed through no less than thirty hands, and the work was perfect. During the last three or four years there have been several appearances, more or less accurately observed sud described, of Hm nn.uu-nnnt_ A life-uu-rino crew saw tell lcculubrly UIEUKVUU Iuu. UUICIIUUU, U]. the sea- nt. A life-saving crew saw him at San y Hook, November 28, 187 9- a black monater 300 feet long, with a. head 3 aaibig aa a hogaheed and a tail like that of an eel. but the akeptical asserted that it was no sea-serpent, but a whale which had ` been seen in the vicinity a day or so be- i fore. In September, 1880, they captured a aea-serpent at Victoria, B. C. , not unlike that described by Father Labat--e. creature ` puzzling to the local naturalists, with a M mane and a eharpteil, and of a length of some aixor seven feet. In December, 1881, they dug up a fossil aea.-aerpent at , Mu-lboro, N. J .--a qigantic creature of ,'the lizard tribe---and at year the people ,'of Monument Beach. Mane, came upon a. , delicate neuter of 3 dark gray color, yel- l`O1whIndel'nII:_dlt, teateifully picked out` I . Ipo an poaaeea' in tin ' $913118 ouetomary ntene an -`Joshua .0399.` .lP`i.|` -9,f formidable horns L-end; .lmk.l.I,k9 tmptes bunm: cm- .l!.IA m.';AlII_Ill_It.-,~;';II_1__.Se1>temben a creeture ' . 39!: , , in V ..o&' Port Richiuend, W: forty lou&. of the shape a'n.d:e91o.iiof;aineal."9-.d Ii 039- at an .c._ s._. rod. lI2-OOI F HOTIH ADVANOI. Moniitliuian Eiiixss. QUICK` Ts:-`I3i-zmivxkuuo wug. `JllI`v-` "6UN'r]{ L&)U1$i'r, BARRIST-EEE,` I A.-om-nnv.-Ir-Bf'LBW, .S07O1Io0!'E L. 8. 80. L.SANDER8. (noubuaheaaanon) I03 YOUI Watchbs, Jewelry _ and Electra-Plate, Dunlap-nu; BARBIE. ono oduuou. I .....-.-.~....- own or Town Hm-._o__no. Jidoiaui. ms. The Council met nrsnant to adjourn. ment-preeent, all &e members. The Reeve in the chair. The minute. of [at meeting were reed snd_ conrmed. Pm. sented-pet1t1on of '~Dnv1d Sbsthern and fourteen others fora grant to open up twon-line Oro and S. Orillia, south of cross- road 5 and 6; of William Clarkson and Out!!! praying lltthe sum of 040 be granted to open the line between ht nnge and 2nd con. to lake. Messrs. Horne and. McLean were appointed a committee to ex- amine Oro and S. Orillia town-line from crossroad at 5 and 8 south Q0 lake, and fe- rt at next meeting of council. The fol- owing accounts were. ordered to be d :- George Hickling, with surveyor days, 83.50; Reeve, assisting with statute labor lista 2d.syI. 04; Clerk, journey to Barrie on Township business, O2. The Clerk ya: instructed to forward the Statute Lebor lists, now completed, to the several over- seer of highways. The following sums were apportioned to roads, vi'z.: Ridge Road, 340; Crossroad 20 and 21, 1st and 2nd cen., 826; ,3rd and 4th con. 810; 7th and 8th eon., 810; 9th and W; 10th con, 815; E 10, 11- and 12, 810. Crossroad 15 and 16, con. 1, 315; con. 2, $75. 0. R. 20 and 21, old Survey and Drury s Mill Road, con. 1 and 2, 820. C. R. 10 and 11, con. 1, 2 and 3, $15, con. 13 and 14, 820. C. R. 5 and 6, con. 7 and 8, $15; con. 9 and 10, 815; con. 13 and 14, $10; town-line Oro and Medonte, con. E1; 6, 7 and 8, 816; con. 9 and ~10, $15; line con. 1 and 2, 810; con. 2 and let range, 820; 2nd range and 3rd 43011., 820. Line con. 1 and 2, from lot 10 to 16, O.S.8lO Al (I 2and3, " "1to5 .... .. )5 2and3, -* 11to16....1r H u 3and4" or u 1m6____ 10 H " 3nnd4, 15to2l....10 -U 3aud4, " 20toLake..10 11 (1 It It I `A K 1..`I'.... 1!! (( `I H (I It It (6 4` (I If `I '6 '11 (K It (1 41' (l K! H H H it (G (l I! ll :7 anu~Lu, 9 and 10, 9 and 10, 10 and 11, 10 and 11, 10 and 11, 11 and 12, 11 and 12, 11 and 12, 12 and 13, 12 and 13, 12 and 13, 12 and 13, I3 and 14, 13 and 14. H H H (1 M It H H H H H (( (C U w 1_LDUI deviation. 15to2l..,. 20toLake.. 1to6..... 15to2I.... 20toLake.. lt.o6 10tol6.... l5to31.... 11:06 . . . . .. 5to11...... 10to16.... 20toLako.. 5to11..... 10to16 Town-line Oro and S. Urillia . . . . . . . . . ` 1 : rI LUWI|'LLuD Vsv noun -4. vs.--u-no .... .. Subject to report of Examining Com- mittee in regard to locality. Wages al- lowed per day in expending road moneys, man, 81; man and team with wagon (and plough if required) $2.50; work, 10 hours a day. Adjourned to 9th day of July n;;xt_ ensuing, at 10 o'clock, a.m. oounr or nsusrost. An adjourned sitting of the Court of Re\ ision for the Municipality of Oro was ~ held at the Town Hall on Monday, June 4th, 1883. Present-all the embers. The Reeve in the chair. The In nutes of last meeting (rst sitting) were read and conrmed. The following cases were con- sidered and decisions entered on Roll, V11. 2 The name of William A. Clark was struck offthe roll for Lot 4, con. 1, 200 acres, and John Quinlan assessed for NQ of said lot, 100 acres, as owner for $2,200 ; and Joseph Quinlan for SQ said lot, l00 acres, on own- er for $2,000. The name of P. B. Brasol was struck off the roll, and the WQ 4 in the 7th :.m., 100 acres, and E; 5, in the Y com, 100 acres, assessed to Jas- Ooekbum; valuation same as on roll. Milton 11. Walker entered as tenant for S. W. cor. W1}, 10, con. 1. John McLnan entered as` {$1-mer s son, pt. lot 3, con. 11. John Bu-3- assessed for SQ 8, con 2. 50 acres, at 3300, James Henry for N 8, con. 2, 50 ........ ..'- S300. and said lot struck 03' Non- 8300, James uenry 101' mg 0, mm. a, -ru acres, 31, $300. and Rea1dn(:_R.011. Ordered, that the Aneu- mant Rolf, as now amended, be adopted, and that 1;]-,9 _Court of Revision be closed. J, ' G30. Tvnnovn, Clerk. There are few persons caring anything for plants who do not have a calla lily. Many will have one in preference to any other plant. It is largely grown for winter owers, and is of the easiest culture. It is a native of the Cape of Good Hope, and was named after L. O. Richards, is French botanist, hence his botanical name--R.ich ardia ethiopica. It was first brought into England in 1731. The popular name, calla, was given to it by Pliny. The calla blooms during winter and spring, and is much used for Easter decorations, the owers usually being abundant about that time. It is sometimes called Easterlily and lily of the Nile. It needs rich. moist soil, plenty of water and light; and, although it does `well with little heat, the higher temperature it can have the better. It is often seen in aquaria, where it is grown in almost pure water. ' Alt..- AL- .d....L.. nu... AL-......L KIA...`-2.... VVHI-DUI`. . After \he plants are through owering they should be given a season of rest, say from June or July to September. Turn the pot on its side in a shady place and gradually withhold the water fro nit. In September repot in fresh soil. A ter lt has started owing-give plenty of water and light. ey can be grown and owered all the year round if the plants are repotted as often as necessary, but it" is following nature more closely to ive a month or so of rest; they ower etter for it. The lnnum: nl-nnnlzl Inn wnnhmi nr av:-inrrm` nu. nsnmc tncxia; RIFLEsA_{1_;~{1)%_`_s;o1~ GUNS, OI F631;; uluy UUWUT UUIIDUF lUl' Ila. JHU leaves should be washed or syringed oc- casionally to keep them free from dust. Callas are propagated by offsets, which are taken from the parent bulb at the time of potting. These bulblets are grown in pots fora season before they are large enough to ower; or started and grown in small pots until spring, and then planted in the open gropnd they will make good-size-1 bulbs by fall. Before frost they are lifted. rested for a month or so, and started for spring sales or Easter owers. Thnrn in n. vsu-intv more dwarf than the lpnng sales 01' DIDEBI LIUWQITB. There is a. variety more dwarf than the common kind. by the name of Calla. ethio pica. nuns; it is said by some to be a better variety. Richsrdis albs. mscultat is 5 species with foliage spotted with white; it makes I showy plant. The owers are white like those of the cells, but smaller and with s purple throat. They come into ower a month or two later end continue during summer. The bulbs should be kept dry during winter, and started in spring. Richsrdia. hsstate, the golden or yellow cala lily. is brought out as a novelty in this year's eral catalogues. The owers are smaller than the white cale, and of a lemon- yellow color with purple throat. It is said . to_be of I strong robust growth, and to ower freely in early spring, but like slon mseulete needs rest in midwinter. The owersrof the eels lily are worth during the winter from 5 to 10 cents each. running up to .20 or 26 cents at Easter. It you were suddenly reduced to abject poverty whet business woglld yog start at 3" asked. an Austin young. man of Mose Sohaumburg. s H T- Ant mun, 1'-ngrinsndnd Mom. ' slawlv. 1" `-"' 5'--1--'-r*--'- ""'1 ~~~ -., . I I voud go into g pinhnou in 3 small my in vich I ooixld niaib fty'pr ahent prot. What kind M n buniuea I" `F I vond nphlit hell exn." I in win`: I Schaumb\.1l`8- , _. In dot gse,'_ 1-os_pondod_Moao, slowly, 8 1" P`;*;:.,*;.:"; 1 3:! '8 I an DH) . dOD3.||B`Ul,;W' .u'9" P' .` .ao'"n.x"" Ia..m-.: In ""5: nick hood- " `aha gnd_"5xIiblV1l.'. `BUIGOOH B]00d amen with`Ihe`tno|i effect. Am ' ?-no`? nu`.-I1 bltiefl _wuu In well an over." AOALLA i.u.us -u ll) In A MILLION DOLLARS T5 1() 1U IU 10 -In` nu - - . _ /"/"~1'__/xx .,, ~_,, _,. `W . McC3ARTHY-OFFICF3 -...a Imam-,noo '95: alga _.]o_1}_1;' OSWIJI1 KUU`I`J[VD --U\JJ.V V .12 A.a.;\- I oor.L',un1n\laslom~.r ln Queen's Bench. vionom-.ApprzLinur. and Commission Agent.,tor tho sale or Ilmuen. Lands. Farm 8took.Houae- la. Wares. 8&0. Also for the MM Furnllum, Liam onllnatlnn or z(nnx..~:.N'nLus and Accounts. moo .-Pol1m<`m1rt. Harrie. . Anbi-ITI'1'o"'I"`, ` (ENNEDY McVI'I"1`IE & Hot.- 1 v cvn Amhlhxnt-`I P. 1.. Surveyors. Valu- H 01" L8 ,__/\/.\ ,\v - _,\ ._r\/- i'A'1i1: CEN'1`RAL_.(LATE BIGELOW unnuln nnnnnlfn thn lmllwav Donor. Barrie. ?--._ LEGAL AD` IEWSON & -Mam. h`nlh~lh . ., _jf Mouevjo, n-91!:-J fONEY TO LEND ON REAL u . . . a l\ at Qlv nnr nnnt, lnfta. :.mL;.;u, A J v...9ys.w.um. a.,.S.i?..";`3.r..-.,5.- .?'.%..%.`.Z"a.`.`I.. I -1l`u.--ALL SORTS V-name x`>`1$?:'.h (t119:v'%'r(:y'.2}!:Pr}.::t3 53 berries may be obtained from Grown in m't:``i"' '- ?;~?'"4 *`9?f:i?rm `MEMORIAL CARDS! ENNMJX, mcvuuvc. uz. 1L\.Iu- IANI). A.r.hltecL.-1, P. L. Surveyors. ra. &:o. l ln.n.=1 and snonicntlona for bulldlngs psrml. -Town uud Village Lots laid out. In lin--.4 <-,n.mfI1'l|(% located. Timber limits ...:.m.: Rrn .\":`., fflcea-McCa.rt.hy's Blpck, }51 o.\ (D! U U\l\l investment on 3005 month at lowest. rates of interest, gal mono required until end of 1{lL.&'l`l{ ' 8c AUUI`. Solloltors.&.c.. . 3.. In. .. _ Atmrnoy_ "` ka. (1 ' "$.55. (mlcua -~00:-ner or Uuulop nun wars. , ';`e.~yi:r{3uLa,l1Lrrlc. J. l`.Lonuox. Hsughton nnv MEDICAL AND 9u1'AL N :]`.V\Q[.l:(\/)\vFr`A'tJTJ, A 0 nI.... . \l.xn.n`n-nn\n\nf6l 'v:L1ll&ti0l]3 SMALL, AND FOR FRAMING. Lemons lven ln'a11,Bmnohes of Palm ng, Dmwin , 82.0.. 8:0. ~ Terms on nppl cation. n-I-||l\|r\. n....1m._a+ nlnm-A : `NUX N; l4l`1.VLVu1x, :.uxu.;v;-.r ._ ,\Lmrn0ya-M-IAW. Solloltorsln Chancery ,...m..rs. kc.U|I1ct33;-_-C9l`I18l'_gfDgnlop and _ .. _L._._ 1 urum uu upyuuuuuu. STUDIO:-D lo - t., Moore : A Brick BIlc1:!<:k,pB1rr1e. ,GEORGE'S SOCIETY. V HE QUEEN'S HOTEL.- rletor.--lCxoellen\ dsllon for crave llng public. B_ar. & UKUJSW lUy.\l`J, unlu- pf. Supreme Court. of N, for nnmrlo, Pror-tors. Notaries. Con- ,,. Mono` loan. Omces: Both- ',(.1;_ uppm-1H0 _& \V. 1!) . Station, zoRT3A1T;6A.1NTE1_z I nu nu-... _ .__ .1;).;.; N KfO, DENTIST . 11.. .. 1... Irvn-nnrlnu l`Aaf.h nlwavs on AT 6 AND 61: mm CENT. LOU NT 8; LOUNT. muse -First Door uouzn or ; mock, Owen Street. Barrio. )[4,`N |:1_ U no 1 . 1)n.uu.uJa.u:.v ,5 .~mltulmr Chancery. Convey- Umce Door South 0! Post. llhmk. -19-ly `~n0y:;-My-law. Solloitoi-s in ;, .Vcc.()lI1c(:a---C0rI1el' of Dunlap mu-rle. '1`. Lonuox. JLP,Y,"3,`3'E,'!',,'$L,w ' CRESWICKE. BAR- . ,._.. no um nnmmn Court. of Aumuivxrxbn, &o. Jill wmuu ....___`_ man: ls 3:50, `ten. :Ioek)les. `Thougt:tl,)rl`)epn1;t | e man 0 m 1 oollmes for tux-mg Sites 3 I1:-sc.Q1,{"""*tln Wot I I J:-tl|:IRf d \r.;u ypenn . ` ""'` '?'|)6p[z.1I:tie::tt: 1: styles . 0 ofohoioet (lug, mu :1 storthollne -1 ,_ l" '"* 90[?3r31f;3?:'3% 1 n "rock and ma ' Hod M r 5 . o Wkzns`; .`:;:r nf3;'.'1'{fs`:_ r*$::1. ;rlnllYlnI\l!vnnce; -31fn0t``Ul pm. . c ADV 1~:u'rI.~u ;~zg `T 30 Dam, hum ratlnsorvuomnnd tour canton cents 3, u ' Yearly curds notsgfh an `"39 for ecinl oonct?-:2g`Rton"1`lxi; " Yea:-1 union. co. 8. ; par yegggd Sp ` """"*- rodu 06d rates " `- ' Wrl {".eAUrI'r, BARRISTERS .. .-,.u..nm-n In nhrmaerv. No- '@ "'r'JA/a::~i`:?I?)")':,V BARRIE- .... ..o Inn-I Qnllnhnv-nln(3htLnnm'V. n. `-- W. J. II<)x.I./mn. ` I Y I I1 I! II - rs . : Ion l1`.a.st., llootofm l.|sLruut., Barrio. . km __-_ ` `A~-'-A r," Sc Mo- , Burrlatora, Solicitors, Notaries. J an to hand at 53`! VISISSUED v THURSDAY ,, _. 12- .50 llnnt nfla ;,eRTi9t8.: \ /\*-_ LV UUIV nnnuo l.`\J1.\a investment good. freehold r. ruins of interest No princi- 'I'g 1583371? "'I"1"r3'xb}'z-"11::1`tI {ees--_McCart.hy'a Block, rrie; Long's Block. Collins- I4 lltorn,AtLnrn( UOJVByMl01)l`S,u` Owan .-Hrwta, I! Lonnox. _.... THE ADVANCE OFFICE. The Re 18!` Meeting of. the 5 on Sooiot `.ih"""`:`.':" :f`;'.h`1' wo' 8t1:i%n,` on WEED- N SDAY, JULY 4th, ' 1883, at 8 p n. A. Cunawxcxlc. ms. B-EDFO.RD;= ' Ham-gin PULLAN'SI F. E. P. Pmwmm, 1). B`. M0\VATF. H. P;lLLAN' A. W. Movxrnn. m. 51-ly GO TO od freehold I the term. s.. Bamrle. ....._ '71.A.'1`I{Y .-A | and Attorneys. Irloe Public, Lonvoy nl. Otoe ovurllm E Pout ::L\I.vIJu EUULVJJLXI, ENGINE R BOILER WORKS.-11. SEWREY; Mann- A a::.';s1%faa::'.&a1?. 33::1:f '"u ..`::'a$::';.'a: worklna Machinery. ix A 1\~:-nu-:1 nu . __-__ -. ___A W ` . V rum tl a ` orily. Factory, John Street, 1:31-its. uunuu a. uau Ln u uuuu.-u1`4'U. BALL ' ntersznuuder and Manufac- z :1) . 1: Bun Muldlnzlac. 1l:?1l;n`:;vof:?lr:lni.s'd3:'o p M 0 d sat{l_tag- Juuuxu zvuunnu, UIl,1]!j.|." Ul o....:?s~:3,:.-=*v ' B`-- m-P ___._..._.._.__.___.___._______ BARBIE FOUNDRY, ENGINE 55 nou._1m wgaxg.-_-_1_1, ls_`._Wl_%EY,_M_nu- funk-nun ....-..._ -_-__ vv . mu v 1.11.112, u. u. DUIVV 15!- A o R avd Rea! Estate A cut. Calgary N. W. '1`. Carrot; ondenco aollclte `with row-d to in- vestments n Prov ace of Alberta, N. '1` A. w. MGVITTIE. dd_resa caxga;-y. vla.335i1'1lty Monunn. U. S. n"`1r"?'v',r"`--'-*--nu . 1-r . .....----...-.....-:. u.. ua. um, 1. I. V 11.12 1.` U_.LV UD U. to loan on real estate at lowest rates. Farm- ers` Notes discounted. Collections made in an art of the County. Real Estate bouit and 301 . onvoyuncin in all its branches. amnge Ll- ocnsoa issue . 0mr1oa.`-0ver Canadian Bank of Commerce. Dunlop-at.. Barrie. _ ` 46-ly oj- (`I A IKTTIBT fI"\TPII'I' I`l?I'.!l' r nrnvvv Ia. U \Ja.|.J.V u,v.L\ UELLILVLJU I Ill.` ponrmn or and Eeaiox-.1n om . otan kinds. and Georgetown Grey, and Guelph White Finishing Lime. Cements of all kinds Fire Bricks and Plasterers Heir. Otlioe and Store- house at the Northern Reilwex` Bwitoh. foot of i John Street. near the depot. he bond of this ~ Lime is better than that of any other kind. and I the nish superior. 01oe--Corner of John and ` Elizabeth-ate f ER. House and Land Draintixk :.et}1rns thank; tn Ohn nnhlhu lrnnnrnnlv fnn tknln nu-.. .... -n.u;.uuu .:.uuu11., vvnuu B11313.- Drainer, returns thanks to tho ubllc generally for their not favors and would ntorm them that ho is s In the business, and as prompt and obllgln as ever. Orders can be left. at No. 30, Pool-st. an-le. and they will be promptly attended to. V 47-ly. `V AU |1|., l)QL\L\.LULl.'JLUu ` v S 11 non in Chancery No- aw l}\li[<:of}r`;I)1)\6yns?\ogm. Barrie, Co. Blliooe. 'H;0;'!1oa bvur Bunk of Toronto. I] . _ _ A .____..__-z- --I-" _ .- --..-m n A nn-rnrl-tuna `