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ya..- ---.- .a.vyv an vvu-u envllulxlllll uuauunsgvu. N Wednesday last Mr. T. N. Stevenson, proprietor of the Dominion Restrauat, Oril- lia, was charged by the _License Inspector, with selling liquor without license on two occasions. Mr. P. J. King, Barrister, and Mr. Hugh Hammond were subpoenaed as witnesses. In one case, Mr...King testified he was out of town on the day specied, so it was dismissed. a In the second, he stated that he" and Mr. Hammond were having ' oysters at the restaurant, and he gave the proprietor 250. to get them a bottle of ale ; that defendant returned with theale, and gave him l0c.change, refusing to take any profit on the transaction, as he did not keep ' or sellliquors. At the request of Mr. Ms- Cosh, who appeared for the" prosecution, the magistrates reserved "their decision un- til the Attorney-General could be consult- ed.- When the Attorney~General has given his decision we will all know either how Mr. Stevenson voted at the last election or how he intends voting at the next one. Mr. Harvey : pamphlet on the Readers is out this week. We hope to_,review it soon. - -..-...-u-.-ugaun of more than usual importance will soon have to be chronicled. Mr. Harvey, the Principal of the Model School, has resolved to accept a ver lucrative polition in the book trade in ew Zealand. RUMORS have been circulating for some weeks back gwhich tend to show that the summer of 1882 was not the only one in which frauds were committed in connection with the ex- aminations. We sincerely hope that the matter may not turn out as bad as report- ed, butthe prospects of such being the case are not briszht. Honest candidates seem to be scarce. According to report the frauds were committed in the summer of 1881. ....... .........~...~.............-.....---cu.-v-up--u-u--.--n--.0-a.-u.u-.IIo. Edited by J. M. Hunter.Eq..M.A.. of Barrio Colleaiate Institute ` POLITICS AND EDUCATION seeni likel to be in contact for some time. Mr. Mere ith the leader of the opposition referred briey, and with perfect stood taste to the state of educational matters at paesent. With great fairness he admitted that the opposition was frequently led to make unfair criticisms on educational matters simply because they proceed from the overnment of the day. The natural concusion is just, what we have all along maintained that educational matters ought to be separated from party politics. As Mr. Meredith well said, God knows but, we Bruin nun inn n in":-mu-in nudist... ..1...-.l_ , unsruulul wan. Ialu, U00 Knows but, I have gone too far in" party politics already. They have crept in everywhere, and every lover of his country onghtto do his best to keep them as much as, possible out of edu- cation. ' V At Barrie, on Sunday morning, the 18th inst, the wife of_ J. Clayton, shoe merchant. l of a son. . At Bu}-io, on` the 14:1: Nov., by the Ru. J. J. Hindley, M. A., Mr. Freeman Cole to Misn'Annie Turner. both, of Vespm. L A`: `Hand. wnv 7f`: `st! 6`... 1).... `I `I _--_.-v-- v-._- uuvu, -Ivvn. V. v vnrlu. At Trinity Church. Barrio. on Wednesday, November 14. b the Rev. Canon Morgan, William Leigh slab. ofnnaavilla Ran-in. 0 row inrmno fur ye-ur cluliuglsl.-4! I):-1-.'8`. .S.'$`l1,l`;l`0.71| Total 1.033:-4 puiil lo lst .Iumuu-y, 1883. 8l,`J;'i.l. %l.6l 1`? Morgsfn, Leigh duh, ofrmngeville, Barrin- ter, to Bosnia. youngest `dnghtor of Thomas Mcvittie, of Bun-ie. ~ . AOUII CANADIAN SILK INDUSTRY q"lI'B(l. LII lI05IllDg I3 EH13 m0re Ipp|'9n5 tlim in the comparstivel snnll article of sewing silks. The t gemnnd in Canal: aecims to be for a c esp `cgulity, buyers for- getting thdtachenp thre must necessarily be` I ne Ind aunnenmmtlv .; weak one. gnwmg can u cneap tnreao. must neceuaruy be 0 fine and cone gently A weak one. Maura. Balding, Pan & 00. make "three grade: of spool ulk ; of these di`erent.quali- "ties the poorest one bu by far the largest ulognt` the nine time they constantly hear `of oomplsintl of, r sewing silk. If ladies will take the tron le to Ask for Balding, Pun! & Oo n; own bygnd, and no that their name in on the and 0/` each opaol, they will be ante of get- nnnc but-ml; x 18-1)! ......... .......-a ..-nu... wv-u.vs v vuyao. At Barrie, Nov. 7th, by the Rev. J. J. Hindley, M. A., Mr. Henry Robinson to Miss Rebeoca J me Cook, both of Veapn. Al: 'r..;..:4.. m........, n...:. .. ur_.u_-'_.a'__ Vin prosperous. -T'he great gliioult to-be con- tended with in the low grade 0 good: re- quired. In nothing this more apparent comparatively mull an ~1noa,1 `me ma 0] ea tingihehult izuuctvonal. GET A COPY. . A RESIGNATION ` ---The new time has been adopted in Barrie. -.\l r. John Nlackay of (lnemnoro called on u [mt Friday. -"Mr. John (}X|.)l'.'lith_l)f Croemore was in town last week, ' -'I`. W. (hay & C0,, are determined `to clear out their big piles of new. stylish Over- mntn_ . . 4R-Qt punnnzn. 4|, , 1 1.: :9 nun-n. ` lire or 3 . 1&1, ) .................... .. I Tggnto (thro h ma.il).. - North Simcoe milway.. lmuskoka. Orillia. Grand NAILS. T?nT:I)lw, Ncwmarket (for next morn- Norm suncoe mmway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Muskoka. Orillia, Trunk East. and Ottawa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 1 Muskoka. Urillia, Grand Trunk East,` Ottawa 1 Northern Railway. Collingwood and Allandalc. ........................... .. Ilillsdule. I)_alst.on. Crownhill, Rugby. E or. M1t.chell s unto and Steele. G1-en el-Tuesday an Friday . . . . . . . .. 1 Midhurst.--Monday. Wednesday and Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. l Afternoon Deapa.tch-Northem Rail- wnv South. Toronto and Alla.ndn1o.. l Afternoon Ueapatch-Nortl\cm Rail- way South. Toronto Alla.ndnlo.. Hannlton and Hamilton Ituilwayn Collingwood and Orillia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rritinh Mniln, ma New Ynrlr, Mnndnw IIIIIJIIILUII uuu IIIIIHIIDUH Kill-LIVVHI cu - - British Mails. ma New York, Monday and Tuesday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. unusn Mans. New !'0l`K, Mon un.dTuesday..........` .... .._ .... .. B1-iush Mails, ma Quebec. l{`ndny.. UIUBI Ulllt IIIIUII UH]. IJIIUD UK IIUWI uuyuull \ VUr' costs. 48-2t -Init abuut time that the town curlers were thinking of organizing. LY..A.L:.... _t I _____ .._a._.___ g ____ _:__.1 -1. 4.L.. Toronto ano 1Vewmu.rxet.(n-om night before) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... .. Orillin and C0llingwood.`.' . . . . . .. Hillsdal Dalston. etc.. . . . . . . . . . . .. .. Trolnto. `orthern Railway and Allan- a c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. IBAIIIIIE rust n|=ru:.| Toronto and Newmurket. (from night before) . . . . . . . '1`%rt)lnLo. Northern mmway and Auan- 1 c .... Hamilton and II. Railwa . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 Toronto, Grand Trunk ast and 0t- tawa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Midhurst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Muskoka, Orillia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Northern Railway. Collingwood and Allandulo... ' - Manufactured in Toronto. A positive. perma- nent cure for Lame Back. Pllea. and diseases of the Kidneys. Bladder, Urinary 0 ans, or at- tendant complaints. Obtain paxnp lets, teati- moniali. et,c..`f1-om your druggist, free. Prioea- Chlld'a Pad. $1.50: Regular Pad, 2: Special Pad. for Chronic Diseases. 83. S01 by W. C. McLean, sole went. Barrie. Ont. W. P. Soulea. agent for Allandale. Om. 38-3 mo Otce hours. 7 30a. m. to 6 30 p. m.-Sundays excepted. ' ' ` V _ Money Orders In-anted on all Mnnav nrdm-I excepted. Mono granted on all Money Order Offices n Canada. United States. Great Britain, Prince Edward Island. Newfoundland and India. and Savings Bank deposits received between the hours of 9 a. m. and 4 p. m. Re `slered Letters must be handed in 15 min- utes fore the close of each mail. = 'l`he letters (and all other mail matter) are taken from the street letter boxes every day. Sundays excepted. at 7.30 o'clock a. m. and at 3 o'clock and at 8.80 p. m. -\___,n,,__ -n, - \l l V7 Ill.` L.I.'llJf` QLYLCLLUJ. LL` LIJJJLJI. 5- gent bow to learn the printing business. Ap- ply at this oice. 20-tf. 'F|;ii_iE.STA1PAD. av u.vv y. nu I~`oI-elgn Postage. Canada having been admitted into the Postal Union. there is a rearrangement of Postal rates. as follows :- For Auntrln. nnd nthnr nninln lhlnurfnunlnnd nu u uuu-u--5 nu un bluulluuaan --Nobhin;: of I mportzmco transpired at the Council (in Monday night, --Ono of the Salvation Army soldiers faint- ed during the service on Sunday evening. ,w. 1.... .......1....: ......... n.............o .1,...... '1: follows For Austria and other points. (Newfoundland is now in the Postal Union, but rates remain as before.) Letters, 5cents per i oz. Postal cards. 2 cents each. Newspapers. 1 cents for 2 oz. Re- gistration fee. 5 cents. ' ' For Aden and other points :--Letters. 10 cta. 301'} on. Post cards. icts. each. Newspa era. cents for 2 oz. Books. &c.. 4 cents` for oz. Other Registration fees. 10 cents. 2 cents (or 2 Books. &_:.. 4 Other Registration fees,` 10 cents. West India Islands, cu: Halifax. same rate as formerly. Prepayment by stamp in all cases. ` my .1. EDWARDS. Postmaster. ' All. Won; T 11%|-lie:-t and Latest cm Stylor. Bring Along the Babies. ADVANCE Eco, Nov. 22, 1883. There has been a little change in the markets during /the week. The receipts of grain have been a little larger and the prices rmer. In gglgsedemrtmenu there is nothing for special - 8833832SS8S888&S}S%8SS83S8 '"HOOQOIGGNOOOGOOGIOQNQOOOO Iii |@@@@@: : : @838: @&@8@@ have Toronto. 7.45 a..m., 11.55 5.11).. 5 Leave Bu-rle. 11.10 3.111.. 2.25 p.m.. 8 A; at Oollinzwood 12.40 p.m., 3.55 p.In.. 9 have Gollinzwood 4.40 a..m.. Arrive Barrio. - 6.15 mm, ` Arrlveot Toronto. 9.10 o.m.. V Leave Bsrrie 11.10 5.111.. 2.12 p.mv. 1 Arrive st ox-this. 12.00 m.. 4.15 p.m.. a Arr.ntGruvnnhnrst.l.25 p.m., 5.50p.m. GOING SOUTH. Leave Gnvenhux-at --4-- 6.30: m.. 2.15 11:11: Leave owns. .10 3.111.. 8.06 s.m.. 4.00 :1: Arrive at Barrie. 8.10 5.11)., 9.05 3.111.. 6.00 .m go--.._.. _---___ __ ____ ,_, ,___ ,,_. N0f_l l`H SIMGOE-GOING NORTH. Leave Barrie at 10.40 u.m.. 8.45 van Arrive at Ponetanzulnheno. 1.00 p.m.. 10.45 pan GOING SOUTH. - Inc P on an no t 8.15 .'.3.l0 . Arrlvvooaiuno G ` 8.40:$..5.Il_l:.: Ln - An --. have Euililton :1: Arrive at Barrie. uu u-unup. uuu nun vu.u uu uuuuny UVClIlll5u -We have marked every Overcoat; down. If you wantto unve-money buy from T. VV. Gray & Co's. 46 '21: --The Rev. J. J. hindlov has removed to the corner of W orsley and Buyfield streets. --Rn.n-and R1-nu` Chrintmu Curd: urn nnw (_i.0ING SOUTH. laovonarrlost l`ox`on (A URL. I`oron Musxoru muNoa-ooma Noam.` guy WANTED.-\_1-:&~1%T INTELL . ...,...; 1.-.. 4.. 1-..... n... ..;..:..u......$.....x..-..- A .; NORTH IRN RAILWAY GOING NORTH. MARKET MATTERS. Saturday last was` the largest day the Golden Beaver has had for M years. ~ ~ a ' " .That proves the people are pleased with our prices and our way of doing business, We sell for cashl We have only one price. p l V T Our salesmen are not -allowed. to misrepresent goods. Our/staff` will always be found polite and attentive. In fact we employ only ladies and gentlemen to serve our Customers. ` n T ' ONWARD MARCH. 14 YEARS. Not only from Toronto, but from England, Ireland and Scotland. -. ... . vuvIll\ uv. ---It is rumored that Mr; Charles Henry is going to stand for councillor against Mr. Samuel Cnlulwcll at the -next municipal elec- tion, Mr. Caltlwull will require all the cor- pontion bill boards in town at his back in the event of such a. contest. A . GOING 8OU'i`H. GR.OM_P`I'ON 8;` RYAN, DIRECT IMPORTERS. coin G NORTH. 7.30 I.m.. 4.00 pm: 9.25 a.m.. 5.00 pm: 1.45 p.In.. 8.5 p_.xn 6 45 3.113.", I 11.50 s.m.. e 1:ga.m..5.l5v.m l .1040a.ml {[I1o0am% -. ...... -.. uuvll u uuuuu-an _ '--A trio of young rough: were, while walk- ing on Dunlap street on Sunday evening last, liuging. Falvntion Army hymns at the to -of their voices. This kind of rowdvism shoul be Itopped by the policv, and the sooner the better. . V I101-0 azml 5~I5pml . 8.45 n .. 9.40 an ' .1-__-- no ureaseu here during the winter. A View of the building as it will appear from the west corner of'0wen and Dunlop street! is to be noon in Mr. Snnder's window.` The building will be one of the huuduomost of the kind in the Province. ll '1 . . . , .. 0 8. DJ]! I 9055 DJII BAR IRON, Direct from the Manufacturies in Europe. A full Stock of HORSE SHOES, HORSE NAILS, CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH WOODENWARE MCALLISTER, STORY & CO Y. MA|.l|STER.J STORY 8: 00., |I=REI-:MAN's1 T nucv GOODS. , `Cheap Would and Braids -.-u -y vvllin vwvvw A.IurI "coo vvsvlnla, UIMJ` _7b-rAna::E-`1:1~wa.- 341: W"?! S;*$l>I":1*e;7'* ""'P' FORIBRAIDINHG AND EMBROIDERY At prices to suit evlerybor, Harness Oil and Silks, Canvases, ` Paiierni, n oh _ Varnish always stock. V .. T "" " REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE. ALL . 0ar_da._Tau(l:.nTaba. Jraper, ga, . wonx WARRANTED. Also Agent fof Agricultural Implements. . 4 . . I GIVE ME .lC.lLL.--8' fth "G M V ~ 9433,13. v_ so4au."J}.vao1d.sc:o.s.) "s.. 3:913 wv - .-:1 nuuc. *'M/"'/: St. Stephen's Church wim prottily -decorated on the occasion of the marriage of Rev. J. 1*`. White. incumbent of Shanty 3. and late curate of St. George : Church, T0lo!It0. tn Minn nnrainn Carter. eldest Ono Door Woof" of Queen : Hotel, Barrio, Buyers wlll nd the Price: lntorestlng. NORWAY IRON 3; STEEL, BEST PROOF COIL CHAIN, ' ANVILS AND VISES, STOCK OF WOOLLENS Is now complete. W show magnicent zfanges in all classes of Goods. Our Ale especially worthy of notice, we show all the latest patterns Sc0tch_and Canadian Goods. PIIIENIX HALL I Ilurdware ! DVERCDATINGS & BLACK WUBSTED3 urtyern hhanml nu. uvooaun us -- V...-.uJ U--ox. um --vu. vvlvvvuu -Ban'aud Bros` Christmas Cards are now readv. Nemriacimu. Iubinets $3.00. Cards $1.50 per dozen. a_.--; Z..L..II1.......L L-.. ..._.L;.fA !..........I3-L..I.. SANDERS 3. WHITTAKER. OUR FALL AND WINTER Have received a Large Stock of ordinary Always on hand. H `I . 1 (T k 1 50 s2!'%% .Y::...f.';`:` n.f:..z`.?n:m :%oe..`i{':.`3 `Single and Double Harness, Collars, Sad- (Ilsa- nllwnnnmbn Rinuhjn H/7u'au Atri 1: ' bo a D W.` Varnish" :13: nato:`l:"' PROMPTLY DONE. ' [4_nN EssEM1>oR1UM. D,-_ :l.="raser.. In Tweeds in English, U JLIJLV LI J. 43 L A LBCLLIJAHII 3 3 C B1l1Poat.er.&o. Rentncollocted. `g provided. Oloo up-stun ovponlta V of Commerce, -,-Barrie Loan and Savings Company pay 5 per cent. interent on deposits. The security of deposits in a Loan Company is undoubted. .- . .. . . O-A WILL BUY THE STORE AI Dwelling one door went at Wellington otel. Terms easy. Apply Aovnxcn Olrnclc. S4 T HENRY,` API>RA1s1I:RwIiri_> Bill? be.&. R tColl t nravtded. (a)l:>o an-stair: anu::` .I.. uL1L1 J..I..LV\l \JIJA:Al.l-1.I.,\J\lIJ LI .9 Simcoe, wlll be at his om at the ( House.- Barrie. every Saturday. Mono: 0 Cocntown. `l-'\.IVVLV ;.;.vvA..:aLt:.J. J.'vLIr uusan.-- That Property known as Lot 14. Illebondd Street. having thereon a. Cotte containing in Rooms with Barn. Woodnh and on good Well at the door: and about onofonrth an acre of Land. Also the adjoin Prong: East. half Lot 15. Sophia Street. occu ed Dy D. Purvia. consisting of one-fourth on non Land. having thereon a. ll roomed Home Cellnr the w ole size of the building. Soft Tank. outbuildings, sac. Terms euy. . Morrow. Auctioneer or ADVANCE Olce. 0-K. 131*. LAwa1+:N_c cums gt-;A1..'u 'l'lSNUlSK:5. addressed to the unlu- ` . signed and endorsed "_ I`ender for St. ur- ronce Canals," will be received at this oaks and the arrival of the eastern and western mum on TUESDAY. the 13th day of November next. the construction of a lock and reculnumr welt H18 l'l'l\'8l 0! H10 eaawm anu Wclorn mu reculnung welt the deepening and enlargement of the uppa ou- ' trance of the Cornwall Canal. Alan fnr thp nnnnlnwtinn oh: Incl: lnanlhno -AA Of the UOFDWBII UBHBL Also for the construction on lock. mgothq vb the enlargement and deepening of the u - trance of the Rnpxde Plat Canal. or ml e dlvb ion of the Willlamsburg Canals. . Tenders will also be receivad until 'rnI:sznA V gEALEI) TENDERS. addressed the unlu- uigx_1_ed a_1n_z_i emigrsed "_'[`epder_f_or t. 14'; ---The Musknkn. Urrum, published at Gravnhurat, says :- ()ne of our popular you man, Mr. John Carruthera, employed AI eunan in (Irompton & Ryan's dry goods ora here, has been removed to the lirm s hudrunrtern at Barrie. His Jlnco here will be led by M r. Keaoh, from nrrio. --The stone for thla new post ollico is being quarried now in the Credit Valley; and will be dreamed here during the winter. A View the lmilrllnn an H mill nnnnnr lrnm thn umuf. ion of the Wlulnmsburg Canals. received until TUESDAY the 27th day of November next. for the exundon of the pierwork and deepening. &c.. of the chm- nol at the upper entrance of the Galopa Quid. A map of the head or upper entrance of the ,,,__, r--- ____ no the lollowing dates :~ Tenders will be received until 'l`L'zsn.n'. the Founru day Q! December next. Plane. specications. &c.. will be reodf for examination at the places previously men! onod on and after Tvzsnar the TWINTIITH day of Novnxun. For the works at the head of the Gelopu OIIAL tenders will be received until Tunenn the Exonrnm-u day of Dncnunm. Plans and speci- cations. &o.. can be seen at the places. belore mentioned on and after Tvnsmr the Fort?! day 0! Dzcxxeuc. - I-|_:\_u, `V3 PIANos,7 onenus, SEWING MACHINES, SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS 0 sllklnds. Importer: of Bum Music. to. PIANQ AND ORGAN COVERS! We can 33!] Qnglel no` 3: hoI:oml:t.he"Do- mlnlqn. n 0 on w t give In fall before purvhaagg Qluyhelso. IIIPLIIIIHII `AND ,'l'uHIlIn nnun lllilliu-65' 1` no: at me entrance or the Ualopa Du-Id. Amap upper 0 (`ornwall Canal and the upper entnncool Runide Plat. Canal. toxether with alum -1 Amap or the head Rupide together plum and specications of the res cuve worlu. can be goes at this office. and at t 1: Resident Engineer : of? ue, Dickenson's Landing, on and after '1 , the 30th day of October next. where printed forms of tender can be obtained. `A man, nlnn.-I and nnm-imnlnnn nf oh. -npln Ln ot tender be obtained. A map. plans and 3 cicatlona of the works to be done at the 11011 of the Galopa (`anal cut by soon at this office and at the lock koer I be near theplace. on and after TUESDA , the 13 day of Xxovember next, where printed hmho at tender can be obtained. (fnnvrnmnrn an-. rmnu-ntm-I on hmn In mini! 0).`: tender be oummea. Contractors are requcetcd to bear In mild at tenders will not be ponsxdered unleee mode ly in accordance wxth the prlntedlo en - In case of nns ~exccptthcre are attached Acmsl signatures. the nature of the occupation and red- dence of each member of the some zond ha 8, an acce ted Bank cheque for the sum of n mud an must accomfpany the Tender. whld sum shall be forfeited i the Part tender! Ge. clines enterin into contract or t e works 5 rages and on t 1e terms stated In the offer aubn - to . Dopsrtment of Railways 8: Cnxls. } Otmwu. 20th October. 1883. _ vu nun uuu uuxuro pur"uuuul yllcwnefg. niiunnuua `Ann .TUN|NO noun. Order-n't`o be mm the utiltdin : `Il.......'. `Dl....l. ..........'J- cu_-..- 1 ` I ... Drugs, Patet Medicines, Dye Stuiv, Soaps, Combs and Brushes. . vluvau cu uu ulna: ulu ll-GU In ` Moore : Block,-bpp(::tcr;`. sgmg 4:` bmwm ,s1iniNVT0.0[Isj;1jnw'5\i'r; I (1. e I`he cheque thus sent in will be rcturn$d to the respective parties whose tenders are not so- cemed. ' ce ted. 'hia Department does not. however, bind iudf to accept the lowest or any tender. By order. A. P. BRADLEY, LILL \.-.u.;.xu.|. AUULIUAV 011111 : UI REAL ESTATE.-Auction Isle of had It Mr. Henderson's. 185 Yonge Street. Toroulo. on Friday. November 30th. at 12 o'clock 3 East half Lot 6. 4th Con.. Vcapra 110 acres excellent land. well timber-ed with Mnfale. Bin: Ash. Elm and some Hemlock; about 0 none Cedar; 5 never falling stream runs through um lot. 5mil(-ndiatant from Barrie. Also 11 sent. half a mile distant. from Toronto. land good; A choice site for agntlemanb residence. l20po1-choc otfrailway. Th 315-10 rcen!.nHImeo!aa1A. For particularsa my to .\ . A. OLIVER. No. 0' Victoria Street. oronto' M-It-p `ST. LAW" EEOEGANAL5 Nofloo to Fmraciors. ._.... THE letting of the works at the u r entrants of the COR1\'ALL CANAL. an 01000 M the ;1gperent.rancc of the RAPIDE PLAT CANAh v,ertIsed to take place on the 13th day 5gV l(5):vI;liln n(el::.oat1:x:o: unavoidably postponed to *>=%...':$2:: se:22 2 -n-u uul-vllu C c co was for over twenty ymrgmom Ma roman to Lowell amicted with Salt Rheum In worst. form. `ts ulcerations actual! can more than ha 1 the surface of his 1 and limbs. He Wm!-`entirely cured}? Ants SAB8A!`A!lJLLA. ,seo certicate 1: Anti Almanac. {gr 1883. 'r|;s'rI3s. ty me hommltnot I 3' {to but Populu-1 Into! 't,b t t tho u: u??$1neru bu :33 ouch uulvunuu a probation In an own as, auto, and ooun _ and unongnllpooph, '1'h;1onovtn lotto:-tron dour known nlsnus D ' would lntareat to every r.'u.x0l'C_I'2- 1 HIIEIJMATISM. vote that I could not move from tho lad. dress. without. help. I-mod seven] runs dies without much I! my tonal, until I Avxxrs SARBAPABILLA. by the mo 0! two bottles of which 1 was ooxaplouly cued. Hnve sold large quantities an PABILLA, and It um mum 1 wonderful pffulnritr The man notgblo cum: 1! ha a ectod n this viclnl y convince no that R. AGENT CITIZENS INSUBANGH 00.; l\l.` lll\\"T`DL`A I ET.!!HE!!!4:; pgymnritf. The man! uotgblo ours vlolnlcj that is the best blood mod! 0 erdr oorod to the public. 3. F. HAIIII." River St., Bucklnnd, Muas.,~Mny 13, 082. . arm: :- `Dr.J.C.Ayer&(_>:, l:;>weIl,Mus. Sold by all nmggim; `:1, in bottles me ya. TOWN PROPERTY FOR 8ALE.~ 'l`)..o t)Z.....-.q.. |.......... .. I-) u *u-n.__u A HOME ~ DRUGGIST Ayers [MPORTANT AUCTION SALE Or REAL l`.Q'l`A'I"I.` x- Annnm. ..I.. -0 1-..: _. T. BANTING, CLERK,COUN'l'Y . Himnm-., will hn at him nhvu at Una n.-A Notice to Comruolon. -suenwoonamwanr } Wholeulo and noun dbun In ""1: -uu Hue curate ox DB. ueorgea uuuruu, T"'*t0. to ,Miss Georgina Carter, eldest d'8ht8_f of Mr. John Carter, Simcoe street. The lgrnde was the recipient of many very `nlltxful and costly presents. I11 . u . __j'__.__.___ WILL BUY THE STORE . Dwnlllmr nna dnnr want 1! By Order. A 1 02030)! AIDIEW overseer in the Carnot Cornornlon. met. A. P. BRADLEY. San rpm A. P. BRADILIY. ....A- UUIIU I HUIUI I L 1;? 3 3 -~- -----vpcsvl (Lanai. -v..-.-. d -The Trinity Church eooial at the resi- f M". Downey, on Thursday evening i We: very successful, and a. pleasant even - m `VII spent by all present. The next eociel E0156 held et the residence of Mrs. Joee h WI 8 week from to-night, '29th inst. ll :'pL lt.d. and n pleelant evening may be \.`. -At the iegnlar meeting of the Barrie Gol- ` Institute Gee Olub,`held on Friday, . `lit. at the Collegiate Inetitnte, the fol- ",::(0tera were elected toe the eneuixtaf Wu; `mi: r;1`l.1i<:ix.iIon. Preeidene ;- e . ' ' E08 37; 8'"T""'l'f: Miueu Stevenson end or- mui Ghee. lnrie, Committee ;J'._W'._ l&a Mum! Dlreator; Mm Alereytlp 4|.-`N u-1;. Ohomist and Druggist, will be'o'uI71;l- 2 Doors West ofle Barrie Hotel. 7- -~-.. v\.....J y-....n..---a ~We want every man and boy that is in load of an 0vercoM'. this winter to give us 5 '- T. W.- Gray & Co. - 43-39 '-_Ftom November 12th inst. \Vn.bbsh. St. L0`!!! & Pacic and Missouri Pacic Railway Ice will check free 150 lbs. of baggatlo 0!! 99011 N11 ticket and 75 lbs. on each half diet to Sun Francisco, via Texas Pacific. K3-DIu_I City and Omnhn Linea. ~ 0. Sheehy, Clndnn Pauongor Agt, Detroit. _'M.. m_,-,,-. ,. . ,; u__ ___: mans, LIFE AWI5 Acclosnnes 20-Ix` ,,....\, ,.-. ..... ... _ . -8mnrt intelligent boy wanted immedintely to learn the printing business. Apply at THE .AD\'AN1`I`. oico. . REMOVED! lNSUl(E WITH 'l'lHS RELIANLE (`ANADIAN (30. TOILET AR'I`ICLES-A FULL LINE. opposite N. Ii NCW. R. R. Dopo-l'._ um noon nAiK_or commands. _. PA 1'17'.'4 L, I.\"0IwIJ, 'rm~: 7th crow . l.\' 1341 'rm:2m11N nus-2. we must have money. We cannot do without it, and in order to he Bggggst Discounfoveroffored to the Trade. _This offer Exception] of -GROCERIES and COTTONS. If you want anything in ______ /ylxrn-`A4 -~-----A IN PRICES 30 DAYS,-----At the G-0Ll)ENFLEECE----30 DAYS THURSDAY, NOV. 22, 1883. --The .\`nl\'nt.iun Army had a. grand torch- light procession through the atreet on Tue!- dny evemng. In this connetion we. may mention that Captain Addie, of St. Thomas, well known hove, was married in Kingston on Monday to I new recruit from England. .__-- -.- W1N'1`x+:R GOODS, DRESS GOODS, o ` MAN'l`LES, FURS. HOSIERY; CARPETS, A OILCLU'l`HS, CLOTHING, AOVERCOATS, UNDERCLOTHING, TWEEDS, FLANNELS, WINCEYS on B1.ANKE'l`S, GEORGETFONKMAN. 0. 1\I.1A3n1g)I2s_r%ARDs, A Call Sblicited for all kinda of V Lnssf LOCAL LINES. Come at once to T. DUFF & G0,, andifyou are OF I\ION'I`REAL. SI, /.~:.s',/)uu, $I"` 20-l.\' --This is the third consecutive week in which there has been no one before the Police Ma istrate. No other town in the Province 0 the same population can show the name record. ' -- .. . .. . V K ----- P!(E.'(CRll"Fl0NH '(.`ARl'ZF'L'l.|.Y UOMPOUNDID --Honor roll of u ils in M` ' Model School `fox-48otl.)ober. T tE'o.aIex:uxfx?l::a`:1-* of marks obtmnnble by an pilu in senior Section was 239, of which "Wis Hindley ob.` Wlltd 9-07 M3) Meekinu 20 , Lizzie Fletcher 193. Ida Lennox 185. Willi Lambert 184 Dick Williams 131, Alma Out:-am 179, -Aum Wadds 174. Zilpha Latferty 172, Jag, Keenan 170. Total number in Junior Sectioxi 231, of which Richard Applebe obtained 191, Maud Fullurton 191(1). Ma`ggieWatt.ie189, Alice J ohn. 80" 177. N0 i8 Cooper 175. Albert Middleto 174, Maude Crease 173, Maggie Brown" 172 Emma. Johnson 168, Ernest Binghum 166 Fred Shaw 1513. -Barrie Literary Society. -The regular meeting of this society was held on Saturday evening lost in the rooms of the Mechanics Institute. There "were a large number present, amongwhom were several ladies. Mr. Bar- ton wss appointed critic for the evening. Mr. Hunter gave a reading entitled The Praries in which this gentleman dis ilayed his usual talent for Elocution. Mr. E -wards then gave an essay on Female Heroism."--Queen Victoria to conclude which he gave a. short recitation ` The -Flag of Canada The critic's remarks were humorous in the extreme and afforded much pleasure to those present. Criticisms were given by several others among whom were Messrs. Hurvey, Hunter, Lennox and Drury, and although he was severely criticised Mr. Edwards proved equal to the occasion and made a forcible reply to what had been said in reference to the ess1v. Thcre will be a debate on Friday evening on the subject Resolved that the execution of Mary `Queen of Scotts was justifiable. On Thursday evening last Mr. G. M . Evans, the retiring Warden of the County, enter- tained the County Council and a number of invited friends to a dinner at the. Queen's hotel. About one hundredyand twenty-live sat down. It is unnecessary to any that the dinner was excellent in every respect. The Warden occupied the chair, supported by Mr. D. Dunn, reevc of Essa, as first Vice-Presi'- dent, and Mr. A. Thomson, reeve of Orillie and Mntclicdash as second. A feature of the dinner and one that cannot be too `often fol- H lowed was the total absence of liquor. Tea and collee were supplied at the meal. The ' toasts were drank in water. Alb..- lull .'....L:.... 1.-.! Ln-.. 1.`..- L- LL- I -n I THE UNCLE OF THE IRCOND WIFI TRIBE T0 "GIT EVEN WI _l'!l HIM ON A CATTKE DIAL. aura-c I On Tuesday week Mr. W. H. Fawcctt, of P6t6lb0l'n)%h, was arrested in Orillia. on n charge of igumy. The one is a rather pecul- iar one. On the 19th of June, 1878. Fawoett was a Irried to a Miss Catherine Kerr, by the Rev J ~aeph Wheeler, of Bolton, County Peel Tao marriage we: not 3 hnpgy on 9. Mr. Few :ett' nu n splendid farm, an a. go ed bank no mnt, but the letter did not grow I net I enongtouuit Mn. Intuit : idea who sp- A Last week our young people were thrown into a utter of exoltement by two weddings celebrated in Trinity Church, Barrie, by `uev. Canon Mor an. On Mondav Muss Minnie MoVittie cnamzed nllBD8l1(l ulrUU|y M) HIU IIUHIU Ill .l.\HglUll. L`: W. T., where he in a lawyer with a large raotice. Owing to a sudden` summons to eginu. the wedding was a very quiet one. The bridesmaids were Miss Bessie McVit.tie and Miss Alice Bourchier, the groomsmen being Messrs. Geo. Scott and H McVittie. nn \Vm-Inmuhv nt: 2:301: lame crowd had being Messrs. U80. boots mm 1.1 mg vxuuu. On Wednesdsy at 2:801: large crowd had gathered -in Trinity Church to see Miss Bessie MoVittie undergo the trying ordesl. Pre- eisely st 3 Master Charley Bestty and Miss Dora Willisms nisrched up the church bearing immense bouquets and closely followed by Miss Bessie Me-Vittie leaning on her father's arm, and sttended by her bridesmaids. She was met at the altar by Mr. W. L. Walsh. the groom, and the few solemn words which made them man and wife were uttered by the Rector, llev. Canon Morgsn. The bride was attired in cream brocade with lace veil and looked, as `usual, chsrmin . The bridesmaids, Miss Alice Bourchier, It iss L. Welsh, Miss Ethel MeCsrthv, .`\l|ss C. ltsikes, Miss Z. Hornsby, sud Miss Dors Willismswere so- eompsnied by the gioomsmen. `Messrs. W. Hewitt, Grssctt, Riohardsan, Wilson, H. Mc- Vittie and Master 0. Bestty. snd created quite a sensation as they slowly filed up the aisle. The presents to both young ladies were very numerous and testified to their wide: spread popularity. Mr. and Mrs. Walsh left by the afternoon train for their home in Ornngcville, where Mr. Welsh is practising law as a srtner of D'Alton McCarthy, Esq. We wish th young couples every happiness. We no end the bridesmsid s dresses :=Miss Bourchier, green nun's veiling; Miss Welsh. ink, nun's veiling ; Miss McCarthy, cream; gdiss Rsilses, cresm ; Miss Hornsby, crushed strawberry. They all were mobcsps sud black lace mittens and carried supurb bou- .. u at- UIIUIS I I quetl. A YOUNG MAN ARRESTED FOR. - BIGAMY. ~ -Thu Young Men's prayer metinqs are being well attended, and much iuterestvis Inmifestod. HIB FIRST WIFE WON'T PROBE- uuuaw were urzuuc lll. water . | After full justice had been done to the bill | of fore the intellectual pnrt ot the programme was taken up. The Queen ' and Royal Family was followed by the National An- them. The toast of the Governor General and Lient.-Governors was res mnded to by Messrs. Slaven, Mc\Vn.tt amt Dr. Sphon. Col. Banting, Capt. Cooke, and Major Rogers ' spoke forthe Army. Navy and Volunteers. This Wm: fnllnwnd hv thn "Rnrl \\7hH-n and BWILZOI` llll JJOCK8l'Dy M) 511811` I3el:._ and the Local Legislatures Messrs. Phelps and Mnckay. After the toast of "Educstion had been responded to, by Messrs. Sissons and Burgess, our Railway Interests" was drunk in solemn silence. Messrs Thomson and Craig upheld the cause of Agriculture. and Mr. Graham that of our Manufactories. The health of the Warden was proposed by Mr. Phelps. Our Municipal Institutions brought out Mr. Burgess and Dr. Kirkland. and Our Count Officers" Messrs. Boys, Col. Banting, and; r. Stewart. Messrs. Dickinson, Len- nox, and Moberly a peered for the Profes- sions, and Messrs. Vesley and Edwards for the Protession, the Press. In honor of this toast Mr. King sang Grandfather's Clock." Alter the Ladies'lmd been ably uvheld by Messrs. Stewart, Lennox and Smith, and the "Host and Hostess drank with all the hon- ors, songs becsme the order of the night. Messrs. R. King, Sr, G. Monkman, J. C. Graham and A. Craig taking part. About two o'clock one of the most en'oyable din- ners ever held in the town was en ed by sing- ing Auld Lang Svne. ` EV. UBIIOII U10!` '8!!- Monday changed her name to Mrs Scott, and accompanied her husband directlygto his home in Regina. N. I '1` wlmm ha in n lnwver with .1 la:-are spouse Iurule Army. navy nuu vumnlseers. This was followed by the "Red. White and Blue" sung in ca. ital style by Mr. J. Rogers . The House of Jomzixons" brought Messrs. Swxtzer and Lockerby to their feet._ and the Lnnnl [.novin|n.Q'.nrm: Mnnnrn Phnhm om-I A s1nAu_i:5 sronv. THE WA|3DvEVN"8 ENNER. nouau: Waoniha. c.. n"... --- `nu-as vvall Buvu [`$II ITIIII! I 'XI > is for cash only and on all goods in_ our store with the in " V not satisfied , with the Bargains we offer please do not buy. _- ......... .. --Sugar cured Hams, spiced rolled pnrd mid mild Breakfast Bacon at G . Mnundl-ell : Eug- liah Pork Shop. 29 pears to have beenraised upon the cent or cent plan. One evenin% when Mr. Faweett returned from work he ound two little child ren cryina on `the floor and no mother in the house. The eldest was a little more than two years of age. They appeared to have been alone all day, as the mother left almost im- mediately after he had none to work. The youngest child died a few weeks afterwards ; the other isvstill alive. Both were sent to the elder Mr. Fawcett s and the youn man broke up house and went to work at Onllia. There he became acquainted with Miss Emma .Rix, daughter of Mr. George Rix, and also became acquainted with the fact that Mrs. Fawcett had resumed` her maiden name. Miss. Rix and Mr. Fawcett fell iulove with each other. He told her his history, and both a pear. to have honestly believed that the esertion, coupled with the wife repudiating her hns- band's name, left him free to marry again. They were accordingly married in J one last by the Rev. Mr. ll. McKee, of Orillia. But before this Miss Rix had a cousin who had married a fellow named William Russell. Young Fawcett sold seven head of cattle to him last March. The price was one hundred and thirty dollars. Russell, as we have been informed paid thirty dollars cash, and seventy five dollars a fortnight afterwards. When Mr. Fawcett was going to be married he asked for the remainder. Russell hadn't the money. but as Mr. Fawcett says, _oHered his note instead. V This was in the middle of April. As between two prospective relations Mr. Fawcett thought such a formality un- necessary. After his marriage he iuetly ,_re- minded Mr. Russell of the indebteiiiiess. but Mr. Russell repudiated it. A suit was the consequence. A few days before the trial, as we are informed Mr. Payne a brother of Mrs. Russell approached Mr. Fawcett and informed him- that if the suit was not withdrawn a charge of bigamy would be laid against him. The suit was not withdrawn and Mr. Fawcett was promptly arrested. The prelim- inary examination was held on ,VVed- nesday the 14th instant before the Mayor of Orillia The first wife was subpceuaed, but refused to have anything to do with the prosecution. She was compelled to admit however, that she had been married to the prisoner, but she left him with the in- tention of never returning, or ever c`aiming their children, or hearing his name. Of course, the Mayor had no all-ernative but to commit him` for trial. The young man was therefore brought to Barrie on Tuesday evening. He was accompanied by his second wife, his. father and his lawyer Mr. P. J. King, of '0rillia. Be elected to be tried by a jury and was admitted -to bail, himself in one thou- sand dollars, and his father and Mr. T. Win- each. The case will come off at the June sessions. 'I`ka mknh. .L....-.. :. .. .....n....e:.. .-..... L..& ...... ters of Colliugwood, in five hundred dollars _ 883810115: ' The whole story is a pathetic one, but one also that raises the strongest feelings of anger. The wife that deserted hcr helpless children `can scarcely be said to occupy a very high order inithe animal creation, but we would close her even above the man who would take such a revenge for the attempted collection of a lehf. In contrast to this was the devotion of the young wife who was `quite indi`erent whether he was hailed or not if she would only be allowed to stay in jail with him. We` believe she would not survive a six month s_ separation. Of course the law-has been vio- lated, although we believe without criminal intent. As the tint wife entirely repudiates any connection with this prosecution it is to be hoped the Government will, if necessary, mterposo its clemency in the matter. _w";ILLIAa\!' Tonw, the" jointer in Chnntlez-`s shingle mill, Bracebridge, had the thumb nearly severed from his left hand by the shingle saw on Tuesday `last. _. -. ...... - ` BRADFORD is going foTha.ve street lamps. PENETANGUISHENE has nished its town sewer. V 0nILLIA- is to have 3 looa1'minstre1 troupe. VI`.-- Q_1_-.L-._ A.___.__ L-.. _-__L-_J (1-1 -..-..r-. THE Salvation Army has reached Col- lingwood. T - . . - n - m . _ ._ 1.. `..-.'.... L- L, L_!_I_ ALB- uv\'Il vuu w-.v.... ..-vv-...a w luv u vulva` vuvuvuu T111: Churchill curling club is organized and looking out for a suitable location for a rink. . V A ' nu n. no `cu up u n. . THE Collinggwood Young Men : Christian Association have removed to more commo- dioua quarters. llV.... ....... I,l'..A.I....1_L l'VL......L .'.. IIV-LL_._ I IIJI .......J vrvluvin - I . . u - av . ....... \lD qrvvvoclllvno Tm: Sunday Chimes in Oollingwood is aupped bv vagrant cows. At least Wein- ferthat from the new: items in the local papers ot the town. an. .. 11'... .: x7..u...._..._..._ 1.-_ 1__-_ lavulavl w V. Sums HILL, of Nottawasaga, has b been bound over to keep the peace for a year towards all Her Majest instance of his wife. y s subjects at the n .-. - --l00.000 dollars tovloan at low rates by the A Barrie Loan god Saving`! Company, Bothwell a Block Barrie. - 14- T;;;`%1\ien.t;eei-.'i;e1egmph Company has let the contract for erecting a wire to Bays- ville. It is expected the new line will soon be in operation. u1--..... m...;... n__' :-:_4___ :_ in, Tun Range Light crib at? Cnllingwood has sunk ten feet in the soft bottom since its construction. A two feet sinkage was all that was allowed for. The Collingwood harbor evidently requires dredging. _ , fl` . . u . _ h . ...I ....-.......... At LL- l'V..-I._L.____. Uliy Ill VJ-'lil'l`J UUIIIIII Illlli WUUK I0l_' unintu- ing a tea meeting. _ The boys should have been well spanked. The man who laid the information and the three Mowat Magis- trate: who imposed the penalty ought to be well kicked. . n.u an n. .. vv nv-- .....---. A conngevoxnaxr of the Cooketown Ad- vocate writing from 0hur_h__ill, says :- A party of hunters roturnimf from an expe- dition in Muekoko. passed? through here name days ago having with them 9. large buck alive and unhurt which they said they captured in" the water. A ......s........ -3 n...` 1':L-....I n.._.'-_.._;:_- -.~ wuuvw -.. --.v .. ..-v-. A MEETING of the" `Liberal-Conservative Association of Mecauleyjownehip was held at the Queen`: Hotel on Saturday last,- when the following oicere were elected :- Oheirman, Mr. James Tookey ;aec-treu,, Mr. John Keall; executive committee, Messrs. Jae. Clark, `George McDowell, R; Piper, S. Taylor and R. Loughesd. Meure. R. Richards and R. Piper were chosen dele- gates for polling exxbdwlhion number one, andMesaru. Louaheecl endhmee ._l_3oy'er for number two. .- LUMBERIIIG is `goirig to be brisk this winter in the Muskoka district. an an -s --- .....- -.. - .. uuuuuw ~on-nvnavlrl M'.I`mv. Mid-1.an:1- School Board has adopted tho Gage system of readers. I VI`.-n.'I'..L...ll..l. l'1l........L 2.. .'...J. __-..._ `L-1_! I l -..- -..n... -I,-.-..- -_ -v---..-... THE`M8th0diB't Church is just now hold- ing revival services all over the County. `rm... 'D.!....l...a.....:.... ..................a..'.... .: x1':--1 5:15 Auvsvua nu; ysuvl-I uun vvvn. Luv vuunlulyo ` Tm: Piesbyterian congregation of Nicol- ston are about erecting a. new brick church. I I'l1.-.. l'IL...._L11I _..__11.... -1._L _'_ .., ,,,!,, ,1 -llll*l'E`1;l:V;'"l; ll8tl10dlBt Church in Totten- lmm will soon be completed. It will be formally opened on the ninth of December. l Fl`.--. L`....._I.... l`1L2........ 2.. ('1..II:...._.__J :_ -J. J. Housburger. 133511.. the notedfruit growerhf the township of Mulmur, and our old friend Wm. Bell, Esq, of Bandit, called in us on Thursday last. Billy likes his new ome. ` mu llliunuwn -.v--.v..-.J --1....-- u-g-n...a. Tm: annual sermons of the Cookstown branch of the Upper Canada Bible Society are announced to be preached in the Pres- byterian and Methodist "Churches on Sun- day next by the Rev. J. G. Manly, agent of the society. . m..... IIILI- 1...... __ _ _ . _ . ._L A- _'_!I 1-.-, 1, va vuv uvvny and Two little imya were ont to jail for ten days in,Pa.rry Sound last week for disturb- imr a. tan nmntinm 'I`hn hnvn nhimlrl lmvn 00lINTY_J_0_TTINGS I get what we want will give FOR THIRTY: 2... 1`... , T. DUFF & 00., sum or comm I= |.Eza. A .\Il-2}-: l`l.\'G of the Draper Iiiboml`-Conson vative Aasocintiolx was held at Uington last Satlxrdny. when the following were el- ected tlelegtues to the Convention :-Messrs. John Foster, D. Cairns, Wm. Da.vic'son, and John Bull. The meeting: was cntlm-` sidatic, and several new names were added to the list of memlrers. A uiuxn concert will be held in the Tem- perance Hull", Cmighurst, on Wednesday next, N uvember 28th 1883. When the beat programme rendered in the best manner of any that had ever been given to :1 Craig- hurst audience may be looked for. Mr. J . M. Sawers, the well known scottisln VuClll- int, Mr. Chauning Simmons, elocutionist. Master Sewers, and others well known in musical circles, will take part. NT:-up-.lv; I)........... A- _..4--3-- - -_..-_---- V---....., vv u. wanna ya: u- Ml'sKoKA Brmncr :--An amusing case_ was disposed of at the Magistrate s Court on Monday evening last, which arose out of a practical joke perpetrated by some party unknown. It "appears that on the previous Friday evenin;.: a party who have been deer-hunting left the carcass of a deer in. the waiting room of the Royal hotel which the proprietor deposited on the verandah outside. The owner on making enquiries found that it had disappeared land. could not be found. Mr. Dougal Brown who had noticed it when outside of the hotel and mentioned to Mr. Cooper that it was not safe to leave it there, was suspected of having taken it in a joke and a warrant was issued against him. The-mis- sing venison, however, was subsequently found in the hotel stable, and as nobody appeared before the magistrates to prose- cute, Mr. Brown was honorably discharged. u XXT...-l.....A..'.. 1....L1\/I'.. m x? cu _____ ___ _4 Tmmr: were thirty-seven applicants for four vacancies in the. Bracebridge village school. This does or does not speak well for the general intelligence of the district. The selections `were :--Hoa.d master, Mr. Greenlees ; second, Mr. Dowler ; third de- artment. Miss Spencer; and fourth, Miss oyer. Tun house of the Rev. Mr. Kirby, of `All Saint's, Collingwmd, was bnrglarized onlvlnnduy and twenty-seven dollars which had just heen received an account of the Organ and Building Fund teken out nt his pocket. Beyond his footsteps in the snow outside there has been no trace of the rub- ber. --The skating rink has been leased by Mr. Ilaxelett for three hundred dollars for the sea- Ion. This is an assurance of e`icient_manzwe- ment during the winter. We do not think Mr. Hazelett will lmveeny reason to regret hi: investment. . .. . an 2.: I ~rr.