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_--_ _.......v --u- nviru . V ovouoslavp Q` vngvvvvano Many have listened with delight to the exquisite Irish melody, Kathleen Ma- vourneen--but few are aware that the writer is still alive. Many years ago when the late Mdlle. Titiens was in the zenith of her fame, during a tour in` the United States, she received a" card from the composer, Mr. F. N. Crouch, who desired to meet her after her perform- ance ; the audience had rapturouslv en- cored her rendation of Kathleen Ma- vourneen, and though it was one of the` favorite songs in her repertoire, she had ' never heard of Crouch, and doubtless re- garded her song in question as one of those national airs which are composed by no one knows whom and become popu- lar no one knows how. Mr. Crouch had no diiculty in proving` that "Kathleen Mavourneen was really his composition. Many graceful things were said to him on the subject by Mlle. Titiens, and the in- cident of his self-proclamation and due. recognition had the effect of calling pub- lic attention to the important fact--im- portant at least. for himself--that he was still alive. * A New York journal, now announces that Mr. Crouch has been for some time engaaed in an autobiography, which, as -he was for many years a pro- minent gure in the artistic society of London, will` doubtless be interesting. The work is to contain sketches of dra- matic authors, musical eomposers, -paint-l ers, singer and .'dan`cers durin'gt'he pres` ' sent `century, _Itis.cal_led~ -Before: -and` Behind,` the Scenes, The first volume, was completed some "time ago, and ]'t`hef second aud.last'iI-nesrly ready. It will; " indeed, be news to many to know that - Mr. `Oocchis still alive`, and in fact _`to` ltnow the name oftheauthor of Kathleen Mavourneen. Like many other popular V compositions. the author has [been `for-f. gotten while his music stilliliagers in the ears and the "hearts of 'm`ulti_tiides.` i Twenty-ve years ago the productions of ` Couch were exoeedinly popular, and _-for " many years to come t is, the best of.` his; { creations,-Jwill`~n.d*sdmirers and eulog-V V; iota... . &lI IIIn&l'&V|I 'BlLI(')`lI-.S:rJ-l:'.9'.S`,-H` 0122//vs.9, 0). 8PEP8IA, onops r, IIIDIGESTION, nurrmma JA UNDIGE. or me umr. Enrsrrsua new/rr or .2447 mean, ms .9romcH. nsnkraunu, omwsss IIEAIDMIIL-',' or THE saw. and ` :1 ` ` r m ;aIa'ou~"3'&'o'a3\r ` 'r7E'v.s.1'*"d5aAr3W `- - on 81.000, 1'. ll!-Ems. m. '~-*:*saa~a unucaco and sinus on Council Bluffs Leaven- worth. Atchinon. Lnnngipolin and St. Paul._ I; eonneotu in Union Do to with an the prmcxph nnee of road between a Atnnttc and the Pncxnc Oceans. 10: equipment in unrivaled and maxim!- cent. be composed of Host comrortamc and Becutiml ny Coaches. Hnznmoent Horton Be- clininc chair Pullman`: Prettiest Palyco Sleeplwou-0. sud e Beet Line of mums L3" in the arm. Three '1`:-tins between Chxcaizo and linear: River Points. Two Trains between Chu- cozo and Htnnenponn and 8:. Pnul.v1a the Fum-W I mg Iron} excesses, `B'Pnoe, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents, o~ two pos e stem 9. The ce ebrate author, in this admirabi. Essay, clearly demonstrates, from thirty year, successful `Practise, that alarming congequ.-ncc-5 mnv ha nnllw .........a ...:u_.._. .. V v` -S I We have recently published :1 nez. edition of DB. CULv1mwELL`s (Jug ` ! BRATED Essnr on the radical tgnd per manent cure (without medicine) 0` Nervous Debility, Mental and Physical Inca pacity. Impediments to Marriage, etc., re:-sulj ing from P 1'13:-inn in an annind .....-.A1--- --~`-- " ,',11..`:'.A.,`.*.!-.,.,`?.l...I=.1.'.1_1 flfiif uusuuuup uuuu Luuuuu Ill nuu. 1U I J B! the oentnl position of in line. co t .19 Bat and the West. I: the shortest rout,n:1$dSc;r- `$.99 P39031939. W1 out change of nnrn hntw.-on nun um we wear. 0 the shortest route, and car- wcuovlsbemngers. 63:: :(l:1anze_lo:rBi:a11i_o, iezween V I1` worth. Atohuon. mnnino1'K'. m.a %'p,..`3'? xx W+~na3+2Vzz5;:m3 -`Z7~.%-w"" T _ _,T ' Iuvnizonntlucmii`. fe HDW LUST. u_qw_ ne_s__rLunn II?` LA..- ._ WILL CURE OR RE[..E_VE nu -unnelpoul and II. 1'nul.v1a the 1.- ALBERT LEA ROUTE." aw and Divan: `I .ln. Q-in n ..... .....a 1. "' ""Vl'\ UCBIIIIII HUI .- neuron Ticket Once. dress QABLI. I- 2:-`d.|nuu iimzsjm LIMAIZOIIAIMTEH unvu Tu: I3Er\I`_D.\nu.: Ar 1., lD!B?SER3 BCUG5 sac: 1-----j.-T B:-fare you place a dollar'- worth of Nets spaper udw-rtig ing, get our prim-s. The t'.\;.w cost of any pupm-, 01' st 0! `papers cheerfully fur-ni~!:c!, free upon application. . 3">'ezn(l 1'91` _\'ru` (`ufnlngu-3. Gen " 3:-'|i'cAco. _- \IIs'm-ti. \ ` ' Lend thoschllllron; ' Though in proverbial phrase the chil is father of the man, it often happens that the family resemblance between the two is not easily dis- cerned. Many 9.` noisy thoughtless boy becomes the most quiet and` thoughtful of men; frequently some large-eyed, dreamy youth `shciws; ass the}. years pass, that he 'ls`1-itch fin `qaalitres fj push and endurance and self-help, um- suspected in his childhood; IIDO. OI` IGCIOIO :0 `TI . Gcn'l'1'kt. t run. As!- AIIA - V- t & I I y AI.IVe1'ti.~'.ing _\M`;v-nc. V D:1J'uit.. Jlich I . , H .A.a5;.;-I u- : H househol uvubu. `the a{:} inent, : our :11 Vi`np(uI`I A lecture tibrran a.lread3 011!` U >1 nores .rom5 sumc truc othu here} and i The r the C. {the `P8584 for 1 Whcx and . pro 1 . mac] Tho, Whrx tem 3 40( |*' mniu hou 1- `_ fglncy 111' "many, I _ bakers. `is the su stage a I added, 1 'ti011 U porous 1 Imlk IS ` tion in 1. stage: is .II \',.~ wuynv cuuvv III 801 DIIIIV S The following circumstance is as true as it is singular; A few years ago, two gentleman who had been left executors to the will of a friend. on examining the property, found a scrap of paper, on which was written. Ten thousand dol- lars in'T1ll. This they took in the liter- al sense, and examined all his de art- ment carefully, but all in vain. They sold. his collection of books to a book- seller, and paid the legacies in propor- tion. The singularity of the circumstance occasioned them frequently to converse about it, and they recollected about the books sold (which had taken` place up- wards of seven weeks before), there was a folio edition` of` Tillotson s sermons. The probability of this being` what was alluded to by the word Till onthe piece of paper, made one of them im- modiately wait upon the bookseller who had purchased the books, and asked him if he had the edition of Tzllotson, which had been among the books sold to him. On his replying in the airmative, and the volumes ,'being handed down, the T gentleman immediately purchased them, and _ on carefully examining the leaves, found ban]; `bills -snugly; diapersedgin. yarioua ,_}p1aoe s of :-the volumes,` to the . amount_,.': of , ,ten thousand 1 ' But what is perhaps not less remarkable than than 'nl'aI.nAl`il|o`-viziun l\..1. ..-..Ii'.... :..2.'._s_:.I . 1- ;\ base year that incl`! 9d,! an IA\ W11}, I)I`U\ quc An I'\ TDi.\L'4{ wit1i`.\. 8al'1(.1I:x.~5 the .\:`;. 'pru1u,u*{ it and UIL`. (dough; Gd (l1i1{t."V greatly the m1.\v Of as gm) of bread ferm`ent,~ sponge V add the. ceises as of the I Boxltlmm: - that sun: utrk.`!`lH\ ~ancc zut; the S]mI time {Em . markg-cl our u some 1-rn. make it ' of scicnc that wcr entire! _v 15!`. `Oesscs I Pruf. ( ~;:. . rgtlst, In it 7:` sltmn 1 ' d, I`('\' I) aver.).;_vu frOII1 :34)! for H4; ..g from six as twch e.- V the Very ly clcanux -DEBUT, In ` the temp this _a.rc :m ` one mart forpne 4: first full 1 in about hours Hm that its :3` nutrirm-n has nu n- Siht. I'(~`.l OE sturvh - alunl men it is. 8.nlm are 4: sun, the \/Iwnul poorly V u will hate] it abaolut the open oughly ai healthy Stllphm` and plov QROF: u ....u w yvsuuy yuu Aug! KUIUIKKBDIB: HIGH the preceding, the hofekpgglier informed him that a gentleman at Cambridge, Meae., reading in his cgteloue bf this edition to be sold, had written to him, and desired it might be sent to Cambridge, which was accordinnlv dmm - 1... a ..e `VI Ln Jgzs wink` sma In! L. An Extraordinary Will. The following copy of a most curious , will appeared All a New Zealand paper : _ I. John Campbell J ohnstone, do lnreby. , make this last will and testiment, revok- ing all `others I bequeath my soul to the great Creator, who sits throned, with the care of millions of worlds, which, I believe, he governs by xed laws. Through his, mfi_nite'mercy I hope for progressive happiness after this life, which is, possibly, a punishment for sins-done in some `old world. "i I be- queath my `body to the re. I believe burning the dead to be class1cal, cleanly, and with respect to the living, for sam- tary and other reasons, the best mode of disposing of the dead I request that my family do not go into mourning for me. ' My wife, Emilia J ohnstone, is provided . for by the marriage settlement to an ex- tent I am not in a position to increase.` I bequeath all my property, real and per`- sonal, of which I may die possessed, in equal shares to my children [names]; I desire my sons to strive against the abom- . inable injustice of the swindles calling . themselves the Government of N ew`Zea- land, who. for the purpose of enriching : themselves. have borrowed manvmillions from the.pcon`le of England, who I have repeatedly warned through the press of England that they will lose their money. The rising generation of New Zealand is not answerable for the debts thus con- tracted` by English adventurers. They neither borrowed nor benetted by this money, but, on the contrary, it is the cause. of our now suffering increased tax_- . ation on the necessaries of life. V I desire my sons to expect the day when it will be their duty to resist the repayment of this money, of which the other island has had the lion s share of the plunder. I uuUI_l a. nun uuvsu adult. Now that is hardly the way to treat either hooksor friends- If there is any`- thing which I abhor in a private house it is a case `of interesting books tightly locked-up with no key at hand ; while it is simply torture to a lover of books to be obliged, to hear weak talk about a lot of choice volumes before him which he is not so much as permitted to handle. If any man who has a valuable library roan- not read himself,let him open his trea- sures to those who can. --Rev. W. J. Studley, D. D , in Zion s Herald. uvvuuuv ; UVIIIII uvvwl. gun av uucuu. Luv case was always tightly locked, and the key was never aocessable either -to my eyes or naers, I very ` much" doubt whether he himself knew where the key of the case was ; and, judging from the char acter of his comments on the books, I doubt if he had` ever really read any of -them. They never looked as though one of them had changed its position or been handled from the time I saw them rst until I sawthem last. \T..__ J.L_L :_ 1_-__,11,, .1, V1 5051 noun: 0 V VI. .1. LIIIIBUUJ UV Uuulg'," an III` vitation which I accepted only now and` then. In that room of hisahouse which he called his library he had a very good collection of books enclosedin a handsome glass-and-wood case ;- and again and again in convening with me he. has taken his stand in front of this case and enlarged garrulousl about his books. But I never had one of his books in my hands, simply because I could never get at them. The (man man olmnna binld-1.5 I...J....l ......I at... belonget "?th"g16 e T "]Ii`i1"E-5Et"i."""""' `eevei-,5: he 1: T by the b9wpllf;`in 4: W011; A ;f;; mente,'weo3Il W7` W` the best or mail fee? } "ft; achievements, that it in God who worketh in us, and that whatever glory` ettechee: to the deed done belon , not Wto us. but to God s greet name. t wonldbo better. for all of_ us 17in sincerity slid truth. we oftener joined with the psalmiat in that great song of self-ebnegation, Not. unto us, 0 Lord, not unto us, but unto_thyV name give glory. 1 The Inspire: or Great Results. - All men who have achieved great re- Iultl, feel, in the moment of their tri- umph,` if they are honest with themselves, thetnot to themselves, but to Him who gave ability and epportunityend courage, _. nonft Looki the Book Onethingwhich I have to be thankful for is that, very early in life, I had access to the- current literature" of the. day, and that ever since I was fteen years old I have known the pleasure of rummaging in libraries as well. as of reading the books of my own buying. But there was one library in which I never had a chance to rummage. A parishioner of mine in New York, a prosperous business man of quite eccentric habits, built for himself a ' very nice house, and, with a. generous hospitality, urged me to come and dine II!;f,'| nnnncv "`t|I\-nI`4|-c A-A-.---- -- -- h9.pm_.1uy, arg;a' .1320 ';,;,'.;;.: ..:;.i'a2,; wxth htm every Thursday evening:-- a.n'in- vitntinn whinh I onnnnfn nnln umnin nun!` Was it Fate or Fortune ? B-Il_.._3, ' - Licensed Auctioner for _ - Orderlleft St 8116 urnlahod as tho h'e_ 13:" BOUull'l' Ann'-- at-I;n Mr. Ford : am on in prices to suit every <;l:co1U.I) -,lI|1!.i')-.-.-Fl_1`RNVI on will be oes. consulted. -mm the Colinty bf `I ' - > ` rollllitli attended `hi-:31): l`:ol-In 0% Wm be rnauurtv II'_lI_ `LII . ' BOUGHT ANID.` SGLII. Auction and --Few Doors North v of Wellington Hotel. Baveld ut.. Barrie. HIFLESATAND sno%1-2% GUNS. V , AMMUNITION ,` 3&0. `N otice J . 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For a. copy of the Annual-Collette C1rm1lnrl1\Il'n.ilm1 Babbage predicted fty years ago` that if a. new power were to be discovered` that could be generated in a central place in quantities sufficient for the require- ments of a whole community, and then distributed as gas is, wherever .it "was wanted, the age of domestic. maiuifactg ures would return. - Every little com- munity might then nd it cheaper, by saving carriage, to manufacture for itself many of the articles now made` for it at the` large mills ; and the small factory or workshop, so suitable, among other ad- vantages. for co-operative enterprise, would multiply elsewhere, Now, have we such a power in electricity? `If so, ..not the least important effect of the new agent will be-its inuence .on the diffusion of wealth, and its aidstoward the solution sf the social problem `of the nineteenth century. ' a-._: ..__ students. students enter at time. cofzy Annual-Colle e Cxrcular Mailed Free , address, MACCOR ACK. 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Sold. v John (Woods, Dru ggist, Barrie, price 50 cts. The Name, '.`ButVNct The Music, Forgotten. l,I .__.__ L-__- 1:.,..-,, , ,1 ( .v------v-v---a oa\I.LJ.'J.IJ' ' DUNLOP BTR . A rs and Scissors Ground ind set on short iotice . . KW To mend china or broken earthenware, take a very thick solution of gum arabic in waterand stirvinto it planter paris until the mixture becomes of the consistency of cream. ` _ Apply with aybrush to the broken edges of the were and join together. . -Bov s suits` andovercoats at '1`. W. Gray as 009:. V 4 V soott s__ Emulsion of rare Cod `Liver Oil, with Hypopheephites, is more nutritious and atrenghening than any other combined or t `single remedy. The Medical Profession univoreell V attest this fact and prescribe it in naumption, and all waiting conditions, with splendid results. Hoods to the back of mantles are being worn again, and `though some of these are merely ornamental the majority are in- tended to be useful as well. Women with round shoulders do" well to avoid. these fashionable additions, as do also women who are very stout. ` Catarrh. . V A new treatment whereby this hitherto in- curable disease is permanently cured in from one to three applications, no matter whether stunding for one year-or forty years. Descrip- tivepamphlet sent free on recei t of stamp. A. . DIXON & SON, 305 King treet West, Toronto, Canada 14-13 PAI NTER! pulse of the ocean beating-n u the of bay and `.he_p1-oblem or av : trauma` 1' oemnhp-tode~by the :33 that theiilunderlyiniz, undevelop- ed qualities o]_2h_art and v-maybe deecting the_;com`pass of.thofchiId s con- duct. Where to repress and when to en- courage, whatto enjoin and when to re- strain-- how much more easily the answers to these questions would be found, could parent or teacher completely ` understand the child's heart, in its present state` and its `future possibilities,-as God understands it Yet where much is uncertain, one thing is settled--whatever the little ones present qualities, or future peculiarities, or remote possibilities,-Christain train- ing and Christian love,and a wise leading into the love of Christ are always suitable, always essential. always exactly adapted to this child as he is, and to the man that his child is to be.`- GEO.R.FORD, AucAL:_--.. f--. A ' that .some one will solve the problem of . turning heat directly into electricity. At `steam, steam into motion, motioninto i "only where there are large interests to be ` into every household, not only as an Electricity in the Future. _ Mr. Edison is reported, in an inter- view in the Evening Post, as saying that in ve years from now we may expect present electricity, both as a mode of li ht and as a motive of power, is render- e unavailable except in large communites by reason of the expense involved in pro- ducing the electricity. Fuel has to be converted into heat, heat turnzd into electricity ; and all this involves an ex-A pensive plant, and that can be abrded subserved. Mr. Edison is condent that science will yet discover a way by which heat can be converted into electricity as directly as it is now turned into steam. and more economically. If the future realizes this hope, it may put electricity illiiminator, but as a motive power, bring the spinning wheel and loom into the home, or at least make spinning, weaving, and other like industries, pos- sible to individual enterprise and small. capital. In this connection we quote the suggestion of a prophetic mind working in another department, that of social science. We quote from John `Rae's recent volume on Contemporary Social- ' ism: If 13!! 1- . I nn. dc dd` . mnttgr .....__~`;'.'."'....u....a"*" ~ -A .: Geo. DUDLEY, bNEQUALJT IV the hnnt fn.rmnrn fnbmn anrnn In Fresh Cases El ruuun - Fiahitzg 1'ackle,. PULLAN'SJ .G0 1:0 I03 9 *"' m"'?'m*- 18- mun: 5-17 I , . Beg to announce that buying made cnmsrs A1` FROM 63 PER noz.. ` ~ { cums AT $2 PER nozan. ' Q,'U`.AIaI'.'l;"Y TZEIE BEST. 25 ` k Sign ofte Ciro-ulalr Siifw. North Side % OUR GENUINET CHEMICALLY PURELEAD STILL LEADS. A full line of Shelf andeavy Hardware. Prices down down, at - . %PURVlS .3ROS;. .qn.n\.-n ml`+l.- uI`l..`...-...I.... 03}... n 1n-_-,-1 o- 1 -n 13A.1-:=ua.A.tJ':D PHOTOGRAPERS VSOMETHINB NEW IN MAPLE LEAF CHUSS BUT SAWS, A very marked reduction in Chopping "Axes. Jones Qpades, Shovels and Grain Scoops at greatly reduced gures. Chain, \ all sizes. Lanterns, Lamps, Coal Oil, Castorine Machine |Oil, Paint Oil at the lowest prices in 20 years. We are offering the following lines of Goods at astonish- ; ingly low gures: Gu_ns,- Ries, Revolvers, A mmunition, .Re- l loading Tools, 1 ` E O|'7l-Iylia6,by7',th?Q ,:!Ilnd abov-? ' A woman : heart, and a woman's life, AIII` n uIvA\vu|nou n `Ann 9 r-:- HARDWARE-:- { H.P.SANDERS,% Merchant Tailor, DUN LOP S'I`REE'l`, BARRIE, ONT; pam1s,oiLs, cuss, Inc. ."_a-o(`>-< iv) `F-nyyn--9.1 R BUBNINGTANDLUBRIGATING nus Toronto and :Barr1e. U N TA K E R. aAng3|:JA_ND STROUD. -IJII YUU BIIUW U|I IIDVU 13% [VI VIII. -til [V9 ` ltsthws .a child might`asl` a toy 1; - Demanding . what others have diedto win, With-,the':reckless dash of 5 :boy_ :2. You have written my lesson" of duty out ; Man-like you have questionedqne ; V Now stand at the `bar of my woman's soul, _' Until I shall question thee. ` - You require your mutton shall always be hot ' ' - ` - Your sobks and your shirts be Whole ; I require your heart to be as true as God's stars, l .-ind true as His heaven. your soul. You require a" cook for your mutton and beef, 4 . V M I require a far greater thing ; A seamstress you re wanting fo1'sock~= and f0!` shirts, . . . ~ I look for a. man and :1 king A king for theobeautiful realm called home, A man that the maker, God. Shall look upon as he did the first, And say It is very good. I am fair and young, but the rose will fade - . From my soft young cheeks one day ; _ Will vou love me then,` mid the falling leaves, . ' As you did mid the blooms of May`: Is [your heart an ocean so strong and deep. _ - may launchmy all on its tide? ` ' A loving woman nds heaven or hell On the day she becomes a bride. `I require all the things that are grand and - true, All the things thata man should be. If you give this all I would stake my life ` To be all you demand of me. If you cannot be this, a -laundress and cook , You can hire, and a little to pay ; . But a woman : heart and a woman's life, A re not to be won that way.` '. B. OAPON, 1884:. cnnpauran AND ring arrangements to import their stock direct are enabled thereby to offer A WTTTUT w--.- - 7 `A j ' And all Funeral?R_equisi`tefs_'-F'urnished "Orders by Telegraph or Otherwise, Promptly ` attended to. V .5 - . e. ' 3' 3 G. 0. eDOL_,MA.GE, Manager, Stroud. (/ `A STEAM WORKS AND SHOVV ROOM, COLLIER-ST.-,BAR'fBIE WHOLESALE. DEALER IN 1 PIGTURE FRAMING. j-ujjll 5zmlop street, Barrie. 4.-- orrosnz run Cogregatlonnl church, 3 R WUIIICIIU IIUCIU. CIIII Q IIVIIICIID I117, And 9. woman : wonderful love? Do you know you have asked for this price- inhn `Linn runeral; furninhed oom- - plate; Caskets and Cof- _._ns of various designs ,_and prices always in -Latiook. ._ orders will re- [-istook. . ::=OlV9 creful attention. L . 00l.|.|El|!8T. `I;-l;l-IIE. - ----v-g. smog- _..._ unt! I IIUUIK I At your 0 R. R. CABLE. Vlcc~Pres. I Gen ! I"r. nun: ........,, uxcaxly uuxuuusbruws, rrom tmrty ractise, consequences may be r ically cured without the dangc-rots use of internal medicines or the use of the knife. pointing out 8 mode of cure at once simple certain and effectual, by means of which ever; sufferer, no matter what his condition may cure himself cheaply. privately and mi ca y . Post [Omce Box 450. J-Iuiiiil LE5 ICU I In" A New end Direct I4ne.vie Seneca anq Ranks- kee.hee recently been opened between RIchu1oAud1.. Norfolk Neyiort News chettex1_oon.At1N-`- fuete. N eeh e Louisville. Lexmt_on,cmcx_nx_u I :::"":P::3';=..'% '*':.*x::' o an e an n rm 3 - Tlhun Through Peuenzere '1`:-evel on Fun Bxpre ne. -1`: k um:-ax at all 1-! 1 :1 Ticket Otceaxl the frxcoa sun: and cnuu.n 9 Btu-co checked through and rates or Lxrc :11- wen ll IOWII competitors that otter less ndV 33` 33-`deemed intormetlonmet the Imps and Fold- ers of the cnsxr ROCK Isuno nouTE. hen-en-1`mnt mu... .. ..u--- HUS cal y. uauy . $"l`his Lecture` should be in the hands 0 } every youth and every man in the land. ` Address . THE GIILVERWELL MEDICAL G0.- Pnnf. Vninnr Rn? .lKf| 41 Am: Sr`! NEW Yams" UV JV IIIVW gill! uavv uwnvu nu` , I list thug. V . . . `E or'm_Ii`t1o.b Jthohmd A heart. woman : lit: