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M.Anc.E'L. &c.` t in bags, barrels, and bulk. in barrls,` bulk, and bags. llllll DRESS 6000* Mill PRINTS ARE SPLENDID VALUE THIS SEASON. t*Specia.l quotation; to joobers and others requiring large quantities. . JNO. M. BOTHWELL, RARRI-E. M]ILLlNERY% STOCIC COMPLETE. THE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY London, `England. THE IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY of London. England. - Tun: P303: .~:1x FIRE omvxcm or LoNi)oN' England. ed THE GLASGOW 85 LONDON INSURANCE Company, of Great Britain. and Northwestern and Grand Trunk Railwa s. S.S. Paeic. Cant. P. M. Campbell; 8. . Atlanti Capt. Robert D. Foote: S.S. Northern Be e. Catt. Jas. Bas- sett. The .ne new steamers Pacic and "Atlantio will run as followed the season (weather ermittinz). leavin Co gwood at 1p.m.. eaford at 3 n.m., wen Sound at 8 p.m., and Wiarton at 11:45 p.m.. eve Wednes- day and Saturda for Kilarney. Mugtrowanin Little Current. atzawong, Gore Ba Spanis River, Al oma Mills. Blend River,- essalon, Mfnes. Joseph's Island, Bruce Hilton. St. Richard's Garden River and Sault Ste. Marie. The Saturday steamer will also call at Cock- burn Island. Parry Sound .-sThe Northern Belle will leave Colilngwood for Parry Sound eve Wednesday and Saturday at 1 p.m., re- tqtrlr from Parry Sound on Monday and ay at 6 am. For information as to freight and fares, apply to any t. of the above railwa s, the pursers on the steamers, or o the Great Northern Transit rt- rsmamd, ` nnmn Tnmnn Lona. ; CUMANGWUUU AND umunw I zian Bay Line Royal Mail in connection with the Northern steamers, `to we uruai uorunern '.I.'ra.nsu 00.. mm! Collingwood. Tnonns LONG. ` Secretary: ms. Cuuznonr. Manner. ` 0 REN'l`.-A 200 ACRE FARM being Lot 22.0013. 3, in `the Towrshfp of Flos. well situated on leadin road tostayner. There are agoodhouse and urn on the pro erty. and a olearanoeof about l5aoree. The arm will be leased for a term of years. on an improving lohae ata. nominal rent, to a good man. Pos- seeeionimmediateg. to MCCARTHY. PEPLER 8: Mc AR . Solicitors, a-.o. Blame. _ _ 13-113 1 For all the noteu nranus or uuporteu anu Domestic Cigars. Tobaccos, Meerschaum and G.'B. D. Pi &c., &o., 30 to the Central A 1 Tobacco Depog S1 of the Indian Chief, Pound Maker. E. B Thla. Dnnlop street. Barrie. Ontario. Rs. For all the no hnrnann Giants- 'iiii#sm. M. Efiw -2311) Gray : 36 in \[ hlTon:t so. I 9c. 10c. and 125:.-.. pi yard. Comparison and Inspection invited. HEAVY %HABDwAR%E_-.M %_C0sT F0? CASH. Dress and Mantle Making in all its branches. For all the leading varieties of OFFIOE:- Collier Street, Barrie. To accomplish this We offer our'large stoc_k` TIMOTHY. V TURNIP,` )2ll'.Sifc`ssf1oted Brands of Imported and ....oh. man: 'l`n'hn.nn.nIl_ Meergchnum and Our `Own I mportqtvions. LAND PLAS1 Ea RAPE, 'HUNGARMN CARROT, % BUOKWH EAT, CORN u LAND sa LT --AGENT FOR-.-- ` `10LLE_GWO0D AND anon-I I nrlnn `Dav `Linn DAVE` Mail in I Aria-;1~1e~a"r;v\,2vh2it we Say. MILLET. $5200.05 SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, WAM 2%Mf ?l{R `1`3I a%4 PA1%P1%i 5?. . Baby Carriages, with or without wire` wheels. Lacrosses, Lawn Tennis Raqucts, Basel Ball Clubs and Balls. g "V , Linen Window Shades and Paper Window Sheules. SCOTT S BOOKSTORE. SCOTT, TI-IE BOOKSELLER, We are bound to sell Boots and Shoes at lower prices than they can be bought elsewhere in" the county-. ` The reasons why we can do this are these : Our expenses are very'low for the business we do. We pay cash for cu; goods and get the largest possible discount. l A We have a large and co nmodious store available and convenient in every Otir Low Prices ! i particulgrr -co `__-_ , We have experienced and accomplished salesmen who take the greatest ' pains to t people well and honestly advise them as to their requirements. We make no losses in accnunts, tor we have none. We sell as we buy, `for cash, and for cash only. . We carry an immense stock of good serviceable and stylish Boots and oes that can be thoroughly relied upon. \rIfi"8Z BEBE` N.B.T--You will nd Clayton at his `oldvstnnd, next door to Farquharson s ` Grocery, having released his new store in Brown's new block to Messrs. Coulter, 1 17.2.. R. D....LL - N U | [5 t} 'b:as: Oil`to`1-Jnixru:1-;a'm;1;1;-1;); Mc`cai.L'ao's7`&'a3:, a.~o:..:.1;. When buyinga or McOOLL S LARDINE MACHINE OIL. NOTICE See my prices before purchasing elsewhere. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. men In W `Mr--`"- The schooner, The_Sisters, has been re- 1.-ascd by the A1ner1can'Government with- T payment of a. ne. - ut y _, ' U Very Rev, Dr.'Han1el, Rector of Laval l'niversity_, was elected Presidexlt of the Lu(,u}(1(ii{Ul1 i(lY&i. Society. I i T,igl1ty-one candidates at the recent Art- , in amilton succeed- c.l in pnssmg and securing certicates in 11.. pri1um`_y ll course. - y 1`);-, llcnry, of Orangeville, has been '..1cr.-d`t.. till the vacancy. in the Ontario \I.lic:1l L`..micll caused by the death of 1;, [l.nll_*., l:l.~', nf1 urtElgiI1. ' _ Ax l:y-l;Lw U\,) l1]p6i,iillg all keepers of Illli lmml stores` to take out a license W H _s[1.I])lL`li last Thursday by the Hamil- , ln_.l1._-U (_.`.m111issi0110rs. V .'\ ;..rllm-.s`. Cll1l),0i1 a non-political, ;_..;;-cl>lHllla`l`Ul:Li and non-.sectaria.n basis, 114;; lluun urg:mi7.ed at Winnipeg, and an i:wf=u-mizil list of ollicers elected. .\[{ntnxm mnclunen are reported to be l1;~l\~in;tlwircattle into Canada for the- p,n-1...sr- of occupying ranches in the neigh- M lw.rllL..'.ll of Calgary and McLeod. '1`1w..s`unrc1uo Court hasa case nowhe- It-Ire it whicli turns on the question as to llllctllcl` lumber shall be inspected at the l:;>lll{ of shipment or at its destination. .\ practical joker has caused consider- xrhlo.on-imnent near Kingston by putting mil oil in a well being bored on a. farm, me owner thinking `he had `struck a;bon- all/.51. --qu.---ou.ru CAUTION.--`Any dealer found selling other Pi]: as bar `ware Oils will be prosecuted. 17-ly JOHN CLAYTON. DUNLOP STREET. PURVE$ P` 1 F'A AN: --LA1 AND rsmsr ASSORT.\IE.\'I` uF-`- _.TQnEA_I}ly}'Ef!h AND THRESHERS.--Th`e , ___J- I... It..l'Vl'\Y`I `l)`l)l\G 0. (`C11 V'-._-_ - OPPOSITE STATION. BARRIE. --A VCOMPLETE stock: or IMPORTER, &c., Sign of (fircular Saw, `I'\ 1 Laurip, the carpenter who was a talling building` in Toronto, iiligad in the hospital. _ .. u,_..,...,4.. 'I`hn Rintarn. hm: hnnn `I'll; BAR RAUD THE PIIIITIIIEIIAPIIIHL BOTIIWELL S BLOCK, us NOW MAKING mnscr PHOTO- annpns mom can snzz , UP TO ll'X I4 CABINETS i 5 FROM $3.00 PER DOZEN. BARF! IE, %`13;m;,p St. Barrie. .\IarLi X: the I`-.~<'~-Int meeting of the'\V00dBt0C1i .\le-'.`m1it Church, held at Ingersoll, 8. sm='n':: rcsulution was passed calling. e',- 1:: the (E-\'crmnent to pass a. measure II'*)\'ilHXlL fur total prohibition. The ::;cc'.iI`g_; fur;_ut, howcv'e1?, to say how [the ru.*mnxu_tr..m- such a source would be 4:;IiL1L{ up in the event of a. prohibitory ;::cas\1rc being carried into effect. `a . u--,._qJ ' C8111`: , Orangeville hotel-keepers mffee ed $100 each for violations -of [he Scott-Act. . __ 1 .......'.n Hm nn.rnnnI _9l' who was 1111.111, Toronto plumbers a. d (i mandedan increase in waggr have dc-` Henri Rochefort has wrf . ttten 3 play the Fenian in - 3`n Of Canada n decid d 1, Foderaiionolgigug :!t'a![1to:h of V . 891`- fonnded on It has bee the imperial 8011. The Com declared its mer-cial B T , :2v1:::::::: 12:: per cent, m..m nun-3 -Orange`). llle hotel` `kDer 8 r em World. L'i1UiL`\I`1l haeappeared at Udine, in Italy, `.'}1nie1`:1 is reported to be increasing in >'w.it11eru Japan. T - T An important discovery of gold is re- pwrted at liimberley , Australia. The .\Iosc'ow address to the `Czar has czmsed great excitement in Austria. ' .The death is announced` of Karl Dau- blgny and Pierre Trere, French painters. smums run prrn our or A nouN' cowmns two on. J THE NEWS LUUNDENSINI} MNHINE. ueecg is`(;;1131;{xJ{xIg ;1;:9:t-;"'I`u1"i:Z7eyA has rtmt abandoned the position; she agreed 0, . , . . s . _ ( 'ded the how The pohce recentfy rm - Ber- , . t ladxes at of several female Soclalla { lin. C no U`' quilt! 011 Um U,,w,11 LURE! a. a duo . - the she_!'15 has law on her 8ld`m pute. ber Samuel ~Whitbread,th 1`1"t mm A - 1 iance for Bedfurd, has returned ` W I g T to Gladstone. - . the ' ' t d that the{P}' on nialf EL'?on in was w11l union! to ::;,5m,u()() marks. The Fnvanh Ch.a;mber of Deputies has "'~`d Urizency for the Bill to expatriate the Orleans family 1 The Queen arrived at Pet-t}.1 last Thurs- ay On her way to Balmoral, and was Ielgiered a hearty reception. n T .._'_ . I o IIUI-IL U. L UUCPDLUHC De Lesseps says he can raise the money '~`_" 0_0mplete the Panama. Canal by offering 5-X Instead of four per cent. f Parnell is reported to concur in a. scheme 12'!` I_r1sh representation in the Imperial _3F113.Inent. for xed purposes at stated ,1, has arranged directly with _.'k3.'r' fora mutual disarmament, and :}11rtua1ly told the Powers the can do ail 9}` Please about the blocks e. I A-.7,'I Th Pent. r-V--Iv n-uuuu um UIUUKBQB. An Irish lady, owning property Tvaluedl I`(t.fa l) 500 a. year, has applied to the 1 enuy Outdoor Relief Bureall for re- lief. because she could not get her rents. 'l`L- n . .2 The London 'I`ix_ne3 gdmits that Canada ...1._ ' 1!_I____-.. 3:- `June 3, I_!u.:; xufc the `want of mmirm. in the Manitoba. Legis- I`lK7'!`1l1`I.Saa) , a pugilistlc encounter ,U-;.".=t-L\\'L'L`11 the 1 remier and Mr. u xmmbc-1' of the opposition, who an <-p1_1'L>l)ric>11s ' epithet to bMr. l 3, 1886. ' " ""l Du I-IUDIIFUJUII IIHU n, unroofed a. large number U Va: "100 A Penitentiary Revolt. MoN1'1mAL, May .28;---Messrs. David- son, Cornellier and Doucet, crown rose- cutors, returned last evening from t e St.'l `fI'I1t\t\V\`V An Dnnd DAn:LnnL:n-u -Isa..- LL ._ U ~ A v u Lu, Lvuualtvu. HUSH cvuuaug ILUILI IMIU K70: Vincent de Paul Penitentiary, where they had been oicially investigating in the name of the Government the recent re- volt which took place at the -penitentiary and which caused so much excitement some weeks ago,` The result of their visit will probably be benecial to the institu- tion, as no less than sixteen convicts will be brought before the Court of Queen's Bench, which openson Tuesday next, and- will be tried upon several serious accusa- tions, such as attempted murder, attempt- ed escape, etc. The convicts are now all working steadily, some of them erecting a large tower 150 feet in height, which will .b'placed directly opposite Viau s dun- geon and from which the guards will have an opportunity to detect the slightest_ at- tempt at escape on the part of the prison- ers. Viau has now been liberated from his dungeon, and is working with `the other convicts. He still. appears to greatly mourn his recent acts.- He is constantly watched by guards, but so far he has not given them any "trouble. Mr. Laviolette, the wounded Warden, is im- proving in health, as also are the other victims of the recent revolt. ` om; Nei: Qif {:35} as a. leading stockholder in a Socmlistic ubliahing company, has been arrested in. hicago. 'D.........L- 1.- LL- "T.__'L- ,1 cu . no I n- . ----.. v --~~ ~v-- -------~- -- - V "-5"- . Reports to the United States Fiah Gom- missionera state that the attempt `to pro- pagate lobsters articially has completely succeeded: V Z the Chicago Anarchist, says `he is quite willing to be hanged, but asserts the impending revolution will come all the same. The Knights of Labour Convention at Cleveland considered the questions of as- sistants for the G. N. W. and of enlarg- ing the execution committee. I The trustees of the Archbishop Purcell estate have brought suit in Gincinnatti against the bondsmen of ex-Assignee Man- nix for $300,000,'the amount alleged to have been embezzled "by Manmx ; ex- -Governor Hoadly is one of the bondsmen; The Premierfs surrender; LONDON, May `28.-The Pall Mall Gazette (Radical) says Mr. Gladstone yesterday secured the second "reading of his Home Rule Bill, and adds and the black shadow of imminent dissolution is lifted. ` bl: 1 `Ha r1__.-u._ /m,.....\ ..,!...':4... The States dvnamlite worlxe at: Tom : Rwer, N .J ., exploded yesterday, when two men were killed. ` Sottttxgrh Arizona is. ieported tdbe in : a state of terror from the Indtans. | IN, , The managers of the American Baptist! Union have 9. deciency of $150,000 in~ the accounts. A 0 LLLLULIO The St. James Gazette (Cons ) admits that it believes now that there is a likeli: hood that Mr. Gladstone will succeed in attaining his immediate object, but. it declares that his grand scheme of legisla- tion for Ireland is destroyed. 7111-- f`1I-L.. /r`A.nn-Ann:-vn`:1vn\ noun I , -f'<>'re_s't_ Ei-rte: :0: reported to be! raging in Wisconsin, along the Escanaba River. I . | of houses and factories, overturned scores of chimneys and lifted barges out of the` River Lehn and carried them, in some instances, oonsiderable distances in the air. In the neighboring country the wind uprooted an entire forest. - ' I United Stltol. A terrible drought` ` is reported from` Tnvnn 4109 Texas. 131011 I01` 1re1a.uu 13 uc:wru_yuu. The Globe (Conservative) saye: Mr.i dGla.`dstone s surrender is a. great bid for continuance in oice. ' Most Ministers. would have preferred to retire rather than submit to be degraded to such an expedi- 6nt` . nu 11 1 In _ . . _ _ n _.-.L.-..\ u.uA..:.unnoa ? Mbgt has ben found guilty of mis-E demeanor. _ T ~. UH II` The Echo (Conservative) pronounces the Premier s course more ingenuous than dignied or courageous. The Home Rule Bill, adds the Echo, has only wasted the parliamentary `session and lowered the reputation of the Ministers. It has proved to the world the sheep-like ,:.\..':m... A: +1.. m..mn.-anvm-nad Liberals. It ptovea U0 Una VVUFLU. uuu BllUDkJ`L|nv doelhty of the caucus-governed Ltberals. Township surveys in Algoma. ` Surveys of eighteen new townships will be made in Algoma this year, the Crown Lands Department having appointed the following surveyors to do the work : G._B. Abrey, Toronto ; Alex. Baird, Learning- ton ; William Bell, Pembroke; Thos. O. T3-`-A- Dn`IAn:n> o T-inn IL ton VVUHBIII. Dell, Iuluutunv , .a.uvuu \II Bolger, Belleville; Isaac L. Bowman, Berlin ; W. R. Burke, In ersoll; Thos. Byrne. Sarnia ; M. J.`. But er, Napanee ; A. G. Cavana, Orillia; Willis Chipman, Brookville; '_Jos;ph'De Gurse, Windsor; James Dickson, enelon Falls ; James W. Fitzgerald, Peterboro ; Alex. Nevin, Hali- burton ; H. B. Proudfoot, Clinton :. Alex. L. Russell, Port Arthur , Thou. B. Speight, Toronto ;, Eliha Stewart, Culling- I wood. O Lnd HI . Bpurtuvn Illl Uuw vs vs -._.V _ LONDON, May 27.-Rev. Mr. Spurgeon ublishes an attack on Mr. Gladstone s ` ome Rule _Bill. The preacher asks, i What has Ulster done to be cast o` ? I and adds, The whole scheme is full of danger and absurdities, as if conceived by a madman. Yet I `am sure that Mr. Gladstone believes he is doing only justice and actingior the good of all. I consider that he is making one of those mistakes only "made by great and well meaning ----`-.o+o----- "starting for home, vs: -cw- Killed by an Unlnanuuuauuu Snnnnvmm, Ont.-, May 28.--To-day as George Garwood, a farmer living out` about three. miles from Shelburne, was his home became un- manageable, throwing him out. His heed struck the sidewalks Dru. Norton and -ltuletin were in attendance but Mr. Gor- wood died about three hours afterwards, leaving a fang? of eight children. His wife wuburi only a; week ago. - ..xm Enn..J.. MLvA 28.--T0-d8 up, spun-goon on the G. 0. He -u-_._ my `D-.. III : Rnn -w.-C GUIDE? X33130 LONDON, May 31.-In the Commons this evening Mr. Gladstone, replying to z a question by Mr. Henazze, said that the `Government did not intend to proceed i with the Land Purchase Bill immediately `after the second reading of the Home `R11? Bi": i . i `T1 1\ 1 van`. LII IJIJL UDIJI The attention `of members tc`)-night centered more in'the talk of the lobby i than in the debut". ~ Al!1,_, , 1 ' ,,,,_1__. J- __--__ uuv nun; usuuspwuuluu In one WUBK. The daily sunshine in the seven days ` ranged from 6 hours to 2 full days- ` making a. total amount of 69 hours, from ; a possible 105-35 that the sun was above j the horizon in the week`. 1 _'L- ....__-1I_ __ H, 5 1 Vans! LIVIQUUII Ill IIIJU WWW`: 1 -The prevailing winds were from the west each day in the week, veering S. of that point 2, and N. 3 days ; and ranging in strength from a light breeze daily until Saturday, about 10 a. m., when _ a gale came over from S W. lasting until 5 p.m., that attained over 40 miles an hour in some of the wind-waves. Lnd J.IILIL\J -LILLII The debate on the Home Rule Bill was` - resumed by Henry Fowler, whospoke in favor of the measure.` , . ,,J T I If /I` \ 1 :1 .a.Iaaa. Mr. Chamberlain moved the adjourn- ment and will open the debate to-morrow when Mr. Bright is also expected to speak. The "discussion promises to be of unusual in'e`rest. ' -5 , I__,,, l,,"A VIIIUII III U11`? \IcLIC]|' . ' After Mr. Chamberlain speaks to-mo:- row, an effort will be made to induce Mr. Gladstone to reply and close the debate. The Ministerialists insist that the Govern- sment, if defeated, will appeal to the country, while the members of the (.)npo- sition assert that if the majority against the Bill be large, Mr. Gladstone mnst re- sign, in which event they expect that form a ministry. Lord Hsrtington will be summoned to United States crops. 1 summary will be printed in this week s issue of the Farmers Review :-As- the season. advances the reports of the pres- ence of insects in the winter wheat elds grow more numerous,`but beyond certain alicted districts in Kansas, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio the reports are of an solated character and do not appear to . seriously threaten the general outlook for an average crop yield. Looking over the entire winter wheat belt, the promise is still good for an average yield. but the early promise that the season was to bring forth `a bumper crop will now be abandoned. The acreage would not war- rant such an income unless the conditions were everywhere extremely favorable. Turning to thespring wheat States and e territories, the conditions continueto re- main 'favorable. A In Minnesota, the wheat `on many of the lowlands -has been drowned. - _. CHICAGO, May 30. +The following crop. ' lUUUs- . ' . . The prevailing north westerly winds during the ear-lypart of the week tended to lower the temperature ddring the ab- , sence of the sun at night, from thirty,-six to fty-four---mean 45 . The daily sun ` warmed the air from sixty-four to ninety- , three, making a mean daily heat of 78 *' from the sun ; but the counteracting chilly , wind by night served to check the growth of vegetation, no doubt for a wise purpose I in anticipationof a probable June frost. | The averece temperature for the week was 62 , and the extreme range 36 to 93. I :The_' lower readings each day of the , barometer indicated that an atmospheric i depression existed ~ round this locality ` through the week ; the extreme pressure registered was .29 in., the centre of which " was over here on Thursday, when a `shower of rain about sunrise, lasting some 24ho,urs, left us 0 21in. water--this being the only precipitation in the week. The tinilv manual-sing -in lulu; gnu.-. A...-... The Hamilton and Northwestern. HAMILTON, May 25.-The annual meet-. ing of the Hamilton. and Northwestern Railway Company, adjourned from May 4, was held to-day. The annual report showed that the gross earnings of the Northern and Northwestern amounted to ,_ $1,305,117.57 and the working expenses `to $785.04l.02, the net earnings being $519,175. 65, of which $139,859.54 belong- ed to the Hamilton and Northwestern. The following were elected Directors for the ensuing year: Messrs. John Stuart, John Proctor, Wm. Hendrie, B.E. Charl- | ton, Hon. J as. Turner, M. Legatt, J ames `I? n__-1__ IE 1) Ala` .Q:II'l`hnI'nnI nnkin ton, tlon. Jae. `turner, m. uugnuu, uauaun W. Barclay, M.P., Ald.'Sir Thomas Dakin and Charles Bischo`. John Stuart was re-elected Prestdent ; J ohn Proctor, Vice- President ;, John Stuart, Wm. Hendrie and Hon. J amen Turner, Exeoutive_Com- mittee in Canada, and J. W. Barclay, M. P.. Ald. Sir Thomas Dakin and Charles Eoiucho`, Members of Committee in Lon- On. ` Mr`. Mry Unu, F110. 1'01! Iuuu vs:-u.r , now an inmate of the Elgin ounty jail, % who claims that she is The wife of the I:a.mb, and a daughter of God." still per- - 3- L-.. ........uuI Anna-minntinn to Lamb, and aaugnter or uuu. anus pus- sists in her avowed determination to starve herself to death. She has partaken of but half a dozen meals in four weeks, and for ve days has not eaten a mouth- ful. As a result she is great] emaciated in esh, and almost too wea to sit up. Inspector of Prisons O Reilly, who visit- ..A H... {nil rnnnntlvg ordered tht M28. Inspector or rnaons u nanny, wuv .......- ed the jail recently, ordered Chute should be forced to partake of noixrinhment andthat she be fed with a. the Ialf BUS : ; i-.'C{'. . Hall 81: Inches Deep. Da1 Ind., May 24.-A terrible wind and rain storm passed over this (Hendricks) county yesterday afternoon, doing great damage. Many cattle and horses were killed by falling trees. Hail stonesfell measuring two inches in`diame- ter and to the depth of six inches. Many houses had the windows torn out by the hail. The. `greatest damage is to the growing wheat cro , now in full head, and it is wholly destroyedalong the track` of the storm. No lives were lost so far as known, but several houses were blown 3-..... I I59 II-ILJIIU lIIvUl "I:<;ra`John Manners (Con) opposed the :;n - Ell`: vv - down. Pawnlng their Medals. A World reporter was yesterday:inform- ed on the best authority that more than one volunteer `in this city had been guilty of pawning or sellinghis Northwest medal. In Montreal on Saturday three medals, belonging to members of the 65th Battalion, were found in a pawn shop. A militiamen who thus disposes of his trinket of honor, while he is open to court-martial, should be held _up to the u:-..1.. -8 hi. nllnw.vnluntae1-g_ `court-martial, should be noun .1! ridicule of hi: fellow-volunteers. ll VTCIIBQ Mrs. Mary Chute, tho. reli ious cranlr,` -- -- :-..-.4. A6 I-ha "Elvin ountv ia,i]_ Home Rule` Debate. THE NORTHERN` ADVANCE. % Owing? to a contemplated change in our Business .9 have decided to reduce our large Stock of Hardware unsy- This isno 1% Sale, Sv1~;c1AL'rms' :-?- CLOVER.` l consists of Bar-lron, Steel, Carriage Hardware, Sarven Wheel etc. In Shelf Goods we shall carr line we shall give Unheard aggo:1_Skeins, Axles, Horse Shoes, Horse Nails, ears, Rlms, Spokes, Hubs` Runners, Shafts, Poles, ut this C051 Sale in many lines. And in every rncesfor Gash. ' rmw AND GARDEN SEEDS, .S+`*=E T0_.CQWE1`.TCE. 34TU3D__Y_.JUNE_th Wand "Continue until We reached our airn--Stock zeduced Five'T|1ousand Dollars; IMPORTANT ANHOIINGEM1 HEADQUARTERS SEEDS!