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"rt '1`. ARNALL. M. n. o. M., otcd in Both- Il. 'v'v'ell s Block. Allandalo. On the nremises At night. V _ 43-17 ' "'""`.`'uak?.?`?:`."x`h 1 '.`.'.`.".`3 ..f``.`. ` mfa`31`.`..`$ .'.?f .`?? .':;_`_'.`?`.`1'f`?`%`f`1` F'T 5` vvvv I. `now o-vs-new vs v urn--u noun`. 1 your: Letters for registration must be Boeted_ 15 minutes before the closing of each ma Postaze on letters for the Dominion and the United States 8 cents per ounce and for Great Britain and Ireland 5 cents per half ounce. Re- gietration fee '5 cents. l_lI -In--41-- 4,n,__, n,_ .u ,. , . c . -.--w--w- -vv v vv--v-n B-Mail Matter taken from the street letter boxesdail (Sunda excepted) at 8- o olock a..m.and and8o c ook p.m. Post Oice. Barrie. June 28th, 1891. A I 86-11 J. EDWARDS Postmaster u-orrosrrn BARBIE HOTEL, Agent for the tollowinu Insurance Companion ago--90 A1` `--4\.aIIn1\10- jnan I up`; Money` Orders issued V and paid on and from any money order omoe in the Dominion of (human (11-A11. `R1-It-min and T:-Aland Ru-ltlnh any EIOIIGY Ql'(I8l' 011106 111 I00 110111111101! .01 Canada. Great Britain and Ireland, British India, Newfoundland, the United States. Africa, West Indies, Australian Colonies. Asia and almost all foreign countries. and Saving Bank deposits received from l.00to $3000.; be- tween the hours of 9 a.m. an 4 p.m.* falbpuunau `Au. --anl-L-.-LI`- -..--L L. _._-L-S IE INTERG 0'|.0N|Al % _ RAILWAY. L DUNLOP STREET. Ruorundsoiuouuronnd and not on Ihori lfntlnn Otnoe hours. 8 can. to 7.11112. (gunda sax-: nntndl Ami hip 20 mlnnfnn nftnr t n 1:` 17:] cu! V500. FUEL UIHUU Duuuuxg, Dun private residence. Marv Street. ROBERT B. MOODIE - . ` Western Freight and Passen er ent, 1 98 Rossin House Black. Yor st.. oronto. \ D ` 1)I\Il|lII`I\Pt\ `IIII J. CULVEFlWTELL S "6iiir`Bfn?'i}6if$dz};ii$LAND%%' f_'.w, _In_II_=_oIg'nns Ann sxromns `5."`5...a`'_.a`;'?a.:r:?}*&`. . 3f5'n'xt;nne. W DAILY NAILS FOB BISGUITS `FREDERICK J` BROWN 5.':a`aap";1:a`m1;:` -- Chief Superintendent `ll -_-A.-_ `via It-_nn `nan EFORMITIES AND DISEHSES OF THE JOIN'1`S-DB. MCKENZIE, 14 Bloor St. W.. Tomato. will be at the QUEEN'S HJTJLL Saturday. Nov. 28. 21 t! V ' 110 57 : ml I r1IIIvI 3 u %l\ l`\1&3 Are agmcmty. and tea intendin to have sales, consult th 1-own interests. yplacing their sales in his hands. . V ' - OIEIOE--N`ext door to J. Gal bi-sith's, nearly ` opposite the Queen : and Barrie Hotels. 4 H` Orderalettoirtho Anvuwl: oiiioa will ho attended` to. v 36 ~ G. R. FORD. {THE otuhiii Tiirloussn BREAKFAST-* 1 I "By a thorohgh knoivldxe otthoi ngfursl Vla. which govern the operations or digestion an n`ntritlnn_~n.'nd`hv` n`.-`nnrafnl AfInHnAf:Inn`~nf us wnlon xovern um overunons OI angeeuon envdsnutrition, and ucaretui a plieationof the ne properties 0 well-eeleo . 1-. web nnouded onrvbreekfaet tables with e oately evpred beverage. which-ma save us manyheavy dootore b11ls. Itie brthe` udtcioue use otfneuoh u-tio;e:u ltt diiet gait e oonetltntio: may ' graduell .u I eno to resist every tendency disease. of-subtle maladies are oetinuuronnd us ready to attack wherever therein; week point. ' We may-nnnfnn mnnv A. fntnlfnhi Iinnnlnoi nun-. name. on .I!`rl.uay, may one .wou., uvm o w 4 5.111., and the second Frl_(_lay _g_t_ every month. 'I|lUQlU ll-Ill DISH llllloll-IX uruunu U Kenny VI ttuokwh th `I int. ` W m:y-gang .h?..".`ZI' :..'i?.fu ugffpmg on: selmuxv 10 with ppm =u1d'a.pro- f.rm_s- as a:9_1v:1l. _`8m1oe '~-nuaeqimpxywith bollin -milk: OF ENGLAND. r:`s'r_n31.1.-:31}: IN 1947. THIS LONG ESTABLISHED COMPANY is based on is solid foundation of economy of management and sound business princigiies. Special features: Forty ears experience; 1)- ersl form or Policy on non-forteitable after two and three years. Prominent ob ect-: Sound life assurance; $7,000,000 aid in 0 ms; 4.000 tamiliesibeneted. Cost: eiowest consistent with lI.fAtv_ Rnnnnnn Annuuv aw-an wanna I-Inivnn usunuusaruununuiu. UOBI: '1'ne lowest 00118181301115 with safety. Bonuses every three ears. never less than 20 per cent. on the lite ,1) nor less than 14 per cent. on the endowment plan. Total- Abstinence Assurance: The only compan in Canada offering special advantages to to ab- stainers. Accumulated Fund nearly 86.000.000. Head omce for Canada. Montreal. `Ir l1l\'r9w\IIu- .-.-.- __v..- '1.` -v_ -..-u-on-g an-vn-uu. H. N. coU1i7.ANnT. 29-tt ADVANCE Olce. Agent for Barrio ruxnnns AIL xmns or woman guns. EPPs'scoco%Al n. J.` nnrcnnn, A. nnowumm. 8 - Dunlop Street. Barrie. .xoun.`'::..."".su .' .f'n:ua."-"nx'a'..7': -- *'; -~ 32.`? The Popular Route East and West. Winni- peg, (hicago. Montreal. etc. Intending settlers wrninc for information will mmivn nmmnt , u nwugu. monu-em. ew. _ mtenumg sewers Wrning for [information w1ll receive prompt replies. . ` LIFE ASSURANCE comm THE J EWELLER, aornwawsmocx. nunuopsr. BAIIIE FLETCHER X: BROWNLEE AGENTS , % V GREET]lNGE': I extend my sincere thanks for your generous and liberal patronage and sup- -port. `It cannot he denied that such support comes as an acknowledgement that DIAMOND HALL is the best place for high class Watches and Clocks. I will add during the fall some novel and attractive goods, and will keep none but the best. ` J10 THE Pusuc L Howdoes` he1fe`e'l?`-He feels b1t1e,a deep, dark, tfnfading, dyed- in-the-wocbl, ieternal `: blue, -and he makes everybody fee1~th_e same way -,-August Flower the Remedy.~ How d<:>es"h_e`_feel;?-He feels a headache, generally dull and con- stant, but sometimes excruciating-- August Flower the Remedy. EDDIOVBQ B5118. UOIIIIDBIOIBI men wan sum le room and everything they BIIOO tte d . ha'lEn1-1:: from 31,13 hnnlflotolier day. 3 How does he feel ?,-.-He feels a violent hiccoughing or jumping of the stomach after a meal-, raising bitter-tasting matter or what he has eaten or drunk-AuguVst Flower the Remedy. ,How does he feol?-He feels the gradual decay of vital power; he feels miserable, melancholy, hopeless, and" longs for death and` po`eiace-August Flower the Rem- 1 e y. . - - INSUNANGE & REAL ESTATE AGENTS. a How does h feel ?-He feels so full after eating a meal that he can hardly wa1k--August Flower th `Remedy. . ' @ G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer, .Woodbur_y, New jersey, U. S. A. Moneybtb loan on reatdmsble rates, FARMSTOCK SALES BRITISH EMPIRE 9392- `GB .ATEFUL-`_ comrolmue; IUUZIIU CU IUVVXU IQUUR DKCIIIOLU 3'o3.cIul`)i`n';;'unted. Collections made Ans 1: an ` 2 th . ans. mn3.g?S$ lg Lill- R. A. DOUGLAS, 1:111-2 NORTHERN ADVANCE midm` b. A n- -Jinn - will Ihembia prouont.` I Oommnnnicutions from VWm.L Leona-d.. bt. Campbell and W. 1". Moore. VI nnnn suntan `nal Q Jnhn I Robt. Usmpbeu ma W . -1-. .uuuuru.. . . Aooounfa tram S. Weiley, John Boys. Wm. Ralston, S. L Soulea, Samuel Wray,7 Robt. Black, Robt. Campbell, A. Banks, Mr. R-.-bt. Mcunkey, Smith Canning and J. M.Mathera. ` ` ` ` ' llii, , .II-_:.... --44-`cu-:6; main t UVIJI (b) Inoculation experiments upon sus- ceptible animals, made directly with in- fectious material which has been subjected _to the action of a disinfectant, have been made by numerous observers. The proof of disinfection in this case is failure to produce the characteristic symptoms which result from inoculation with similar materi al not `disinfected. Thss, Davaine found that the blood of an animal just dead from the disease known by English writers as anthrax -orsplenic fever (Fr. Charbon), inoculated into a healthyvrabbit or Guinea- pig, in the _smallest quantity, infallibly produces death within two or three days; andthe-blood-of these -animals will again infect and` cause the death of others," and `so on indenitely. This anthrax blood therefore was infectious material, which could be utilized for experiments relating to the comparative value of disinfectants. Davaine made many such experiments, not only with the blood of anthrax, but also with that of a fatal form of septi- caemia in rabbits, which is known by his name. I Other investigators have followed up these experiments `upon infectious material of the sameklnd, and also upon material from other` sources-*6 "'9$, the infectious materifalpf glanders, of tuber- culosis, of -sylmtcinatic anthrax, of` fowl cholera, of sw1ne_.jplag'.ue, etc. ' V l 6"Ia.-.I-.1;-. '5'.`-L L`-V.` 'I_--L-.... J . 1!_1. Manners. `The following account: wereioordered` to be paid : John Boys, repsiringmroad in Chuichill,- on Pnetnng road, $6`; Wm. Balaton, for tile, 35 30 ; S. L. Soules, 21 lojada of gravel, $147 ;" Jamea"C1ayton, work done`-on1_ve:a't townline, $6; iEu'sl.1_av-V ing paid 9. like sum ; Sainuel Wtiiy, cedar- for bridge on 4th con.`, $7 39 ;' Robert Black, for gravel and road to pit, $12.40 ; 1' n mr..1z........:.. (no work on 3"] ]ing_ ussuxqgu, U]. awlllta pxngue, 050. It has been, proved that the infectious agent in all of the diseases mentioned is a living germ, `and thatdisinfeotion consists in destroying the vitality of this perm. But in experiments mode with blood of other msterisl obtained V directly from dlselnddd imimsls, theresults` would be just as ileniteiand satisfactory if we were still ignorontsj to` , thej bnct nature of the infeptinjz g` e`nt.; The test" shows the , de- -tr;u.c.9iJ i-#_n.8 om-`without-ny re- ,e1:en.9.e;t the come 0 ,thp?.ipia1 virulence which isxdomomtiakd mjbo fneut; slized by 2 5I't|il1- `hmibsl fngeutl .; in` 9 _o giiren amount. _ All of the .0Kp0!`l,lnOlII.`,Il|IdO with the above mentioned kinds of virus have beehimsde epmhe lower animals; !!i.,'t`I9r 11- kindfofe i-`-stoma which. 1. ' -b*e;*.v?..v#m~n.i,5invs '96: it 3 vthmn usliezggimcnt-.'9#;`.-7 A _i Ifl_ot0 .er. ' been made Thu vuaaa `vlrns."iV l!`ire`sll vsooine; when inoculated into tho"Ki5tii"6 DIICK, I01` grave; uuu Iuau. av yaw, `IOq- av , J. C. McKeggie, for work on 3rd line, 825 ;- Robt. Campbell. balance for work on roads in Allajndale. $3 75 ; A. Banks, put- ting in culvert on west townline,` $2 88`; Mrs. ,Robt. Mcconkey, 35- loads {of `gravel, $2.45 ; Thos. Todd, jr., 11,8 loads of `gravel, $8. 26; Chris.` `Peacock. stumping on 8th con., $27 75 ; David `Barclay, rent of gravel pit for 1892, $10 ;1Robt.` Sproul, digging ditch on 2nd sideline as per ten`- der, $49 ; J mes M, Mathers, repairing scraper, and picks, $2 25 ; selection of jurors, $14 ; S. Wesley, printing, $110.85 ; Assessor re Equalization S. S. No. 1, 33; George Sharp, be refunded the sum` of $1 86, the same being in error in assess- ment; Indigents, James McLean, '$5 ; Mrs. Bowman, $5 ; Mrs. Marlin, $5 ; Mrs. Meredith, 35; P. McGuire, $5; _Mrs. Davidson, 35 ; Mrs. C. Millar, $5 ; Mrs. Dunn, $55. `If. -`.1 1.... M- Tnun:n-an nnnnnana k '5 III `I15 uounwy. 13551 E35550 sold. Oonveyencing In all its branches. `H1: Ilece Licenses Issued. Otnoe-,-Over Cemdlen Bank of Commerce. Dunlap street. 5-1!` Do You cough 1 Don't delay. Take Kemp's Balsam, the best cough cure. It will cure sore throat or a. tickling in the throat. It will cure pains in the chest. bronchitis and all diseases pertaining lungs. because it is a pure balsam. Hold it It will cure inuenza and . to the to the lightfand see how clear and thick it is. 2 You see the excellent e'ect after taking the rst dose. Large bottles 50c, and $1. Sample bott`.e free. . .yuI:I`aving pointed out the fact that nega- tive evidence,in a restricted eld of obser- vation, must be accepted with great cau- tion in estimating the value of disinfect- ants, we hasten to say that the combined experience of sanitarians, derived from practical efforts to restrict the extension of infectious diseases, is of the greatest value and that this experience is to a great extent in accord with the results of exact experiments made in the labora- Duinfeotion and Individual Prophylaxis A.--I--uh 'l.-AIA.__ I`:-._..-_ ---.---w-- -- can -- nv.rp;ou1oU Agauut Intectlona Dueaees. Chloride of lime, aulphuroue acid szaa, and cat-bolic acid are among our most use- ful disinfecting agents, but disease germs are not to be charmed away by them any more than by a little bag of cam- phor. A `II--.3...-.. -...:..&...I ....L L1... --L AL-L ____ \J\-llull kravuvi-A Ill! Moved by Jamieson, seconded by `Mr. Little, that leave be granted to intro- dace a By -law for xing` a place for the A $55 Uvunlvlai I van In IVVIQ nomination of candidates for the officer of Reeve, Deputy Reevesand Councillors for the. Township of Innisl for the year 1892, and for dividing the Township into convenient Polling Divisions, and appoint- ing Deputy Returning Oioers therefor, and that the By-Law be now read a first time. Carrie ' Q __1"_A_._S (D n, 1 `LII! "u(J`}`< ).uncil ` adjourned to meet at Mark Webb's. Cxaigvale, on Tuesday the 15th day of December; 1891. I {V-n-.-n._~ 1)..--.--.,.. uuuu, qpu. Moved by Mr. J amieson, seconded by Mr. Little, that John Quantz, be refunded the sum of $7 for Statute Labor returned on the Co1lector s roll, .the same labor |be- ing performed in another division, also that James Foster be refunded $2, Daniel Quantz, $6, Wm. Kelder, $4, James T. Kelder, $4, Mrs. Rose Hamlin, 84, W. .1. Lucas. $2, for Statute Labor charged on the . Collectorlsl roTll. -Carried. , -______1-.I`I__ Il`__ \JlllIlI)\lQ H-I13`;-Law read a first, second and third tinle. ULIU Uuaauvuvau LUIu*-vu|LIvuv Moved by Mr. Little, seconded by Mr. Webb, that the Clerk be instructed to write again and request from Mr. Donald Sutherland an immediate completion of agreement existing between the Township and himself, said work to be done at onge. Carried. `DIN 1 1 1 | WWI \-ICICIUVIO Moved by Mr. Mconkey, seconded by Mr. Webb, that the `Clerk ' be instructed to write to Mr. Alex. None, in regard to cutting timber on 8 con., to have the same completed as per agreement. Carried. Amnaa .I1iUVV AISUG. UODVUYUHUUI. wuuur In Marriage Licenses. Oice strictly pri- vate. Post Office Building, Barrie, and at his nrl vntn 1-acid nnnn Marv Rl'.rnAf._ IIJV .50 CHARLES PALLING, (`H . '31e':k. . _1~5: 3 .. 5 E, 3 s l , . Y . . person. gives rise to a tie fichiarsoteristic _result-the vaccine _;;' The inference seems justified igthafryan agents which will neutralize '.t.h,s p b,c i oefinfecting power of this mate- rial" neutralize the small-pox virus. Thus far it has not been denitely proved that the infective agent in vaccine v1rutis'"a`livinIz germ; but the numerous experiments made have shown that the ` ..ch.emical;agents,' which have the power ot destroying the various kinds of infectious material heretofore mentioned, have also the power. in about the same amount, of . neutralizing vaccine virus, as shown by A its failure to produce any result when inoculated into an unvaocined person. In these experiments the more careful inves- tigators have taken the precaution of vaccinating the same person with disin- fected and with non- disinfected virus from the same source. A successful vaccination with the non`-disin fected virus shows that the individual is susceptible, and the materialgood: failure to produce any re- \ sult is evidence that the potency of the disinfected virus has been destroyed by . tlie chemical agent to which it was expos- us -,I.uy10r. _'o'n_' `e gnemben of the W. 0.1`. U of G3,. . % . ` Budd, the election ocndqotod by ballot result- -ugfouasilz-`-- . _ . _ ` deht, Mrs. McKee, Burnvi V1' B........_.... .. wvunlvl uuauu. very enjoyable time was spent in the cosy parlors where lunch was served, the friends and delegates in the interval be- tween the arrival of trains and the opening of convention when our Barrie W. O. T. U. very soon made their guests feel at home and the true spirit of union in the noble work of this society was experienced by all. White Ribboners have so much in common, `heart beats to heart so sym- pathetically there is no room for coldness or formality. A V Act can 51.- -n_-_:_1-._; --n,-I -- vln bvlll-llllllg At 2.30 the President called the `con- ventlon to order giving out the opening hymn which was heartily sung in the spirit. After prayer and another hymn a few words` of welcome were extended to the delegates by Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Pu-hamfnlln-mi 1-... n.- D-..-a.:....u.. -.u_--- -------v-- vv \ Myers and Mrs. I Pay :-yke,:,follow_ed by the President : Address endthe reading of the County Constitution which waugedonted. The roll of delegates us then called an followu- 0.4118- `ll ... 11,- ,1 1 up 1111 -. -- ru-.u;.u vu vuuxug vvaucx uu unuw URL L113 :;t'- rength. 611: sells at 50c. and $1 a package and is called `Lane's Fami1vvMedicine. --_._-,, . V- -. --u-an vngcuuaawug A number of ladies assembled on Tues- T day last in the W. C. T. U. rooms, Barrie pursuant to thecall of the County Presi- dent, 'Mrs. McKee, for the purpose of or- ganizing a County Union. | A Caner nu-:1`-nu`-.1- L2..- -__ -.---L 3 I` was-I vuvu vuuvu III IUIIUWI :" Or1llia.-[--Mrs. Budd, Mu. Whiten, Mu. Wtllaoe Mil! Mohtt. Graven'huut-Mn. Gregg. :9 Oolltngyrdod-.-Mrs. Bk-nle,Miu Talt,ond ."l'11I!.In'I, : QUEEN'S HOTEL,| \Yt'\I3fl1`l`_'l' 1') A 17 The druggists tell us that people call daily for the new cure for constipatidi and sick- headache discovered by Dr. Silas Lane. It is said to be. Oregon grape root (9. great remedy in the far West for those complaints) com-. bined with simple herbs, and is made for us, by pouring on boiling water to draw out the cal-.1-Anni-Ia 10- call nO- Kn.` ..-.l 01 - -- AL- AlJ\I.IlJnl IUIIJ I Now it is evident that these `.`pure cul- tures furnish us a ready means for testing the power of various chemical agents to destroy the ' vitality of known disease germs, as shown by their failure to grow in a suitable culture medium after expos- ure for,a given time to a given percentage of the disinfectant, Very many experi- ments of this nature have been made dur- ing the past` three or four years. The reader who desires fuller details as to the method of conducting such experiments, and of the results obtained, is referred to the preliminary reports of the committee on disinfectants of the American Public Health Association, published during the current year 1885 in the Medical News, Philadelphia, and which will, doubtless, also be published in full in the next an- nual volume of the association. We may say here, that the experimental data on record indicate that those agents which are efiicient for the destruction of any one of the pathogenic organisms upon which experiments have been made, or of harm- less species, of the same class,-'-e g., the bacteria of putrefaction,-are eicient for the destruction of all, in the absence of spores. There is,it is true,within certain limits. a difference in the resisting power of different organisms of this class to chem- ical agents. This is not however, suffici- ently marked to prevent the general state- ment that a d`sz'nfectant for one is a dis- infectant for all, in the absence of spores. wic.) As already stated, it has been -demons trated that the infectious diseases of the lower animals, which has furnished the mater-,_ial,for experiments upon disin- fectants bythe method of inoculatton,are germ diseases, and that the infectious agent is in each case a living micro-organ- ism, belonging to the class known under the general `name of Bacteria. The bac- teriaare vegetable organisms,which, by rea- son of their` minute size and simple organization, must be placed `at the very foot of the scale of living `things. But they make up in number and in rapidity of development for their minute size; and there is good reason for believing that`the infectious diseases of man are also caused by pathogenic--diseaseproducing-or- ganisms of the same class. Indeed, this has already been proved for some of these diseases. and the evidence as regards several others is so convincing as to leave very little room for doubt. ans. 4-.` `Lana .1:nnn-A non--mu nnn Innln - IVA IAUIIIII nvvnn-n Av. vavuwvn J Many of these disease germs are now known to us, not only by microsopic examination of the blood and tissues of infected animals. but alse byculture experiments. That is, we are able` to cultivate them articially in suitable media- and to study their mode of development, etc., in the laboratory. quite independ- ently of the animals from which our pure cultures were obtained in the rst instance. The culture uids used are prepared from the esh of various animals; and when to one of these a certain quantity of gelatine is added, we have a "solid culture med- ium, upon the surface of which some of these germs will grow most luxuriantly. To start such a culture, it is only nec- essary to transfer, with proper precau- tions, a minute quantity of the infectious material to the surface of our culture med1um,or into a uid which has been found to be suitable for the growth of the particular organism which we desire to cultivate. A second culture is in the same way started from the rst,and so on indenitely. 'M ,._ .'s. :. __.:.`l_._L A`L-Z ;I___- 1r_-___A ___I county W. G. '1`. Union Organized. ` ____A_LA V, 1 1. u u u _.. Continued Next Week. Eamon?" ;sx:a`s.m::.: rm. l1':;x!:?d'1;'r.1a:' 880' Mn Dr. hunt. mt, Mu` YR. Tho But Yet. Dear Sirs,-My mother was attacked with inammation of the lungs which left her var) weak and never free from cold, tillat last she She resolv- got a very severe cold and cough. sam, and, 011 pd to try Hagyards Pectoral B so doing, found it did her more good than any other medicine sheever tried. . Mrs. Kennedf. rm c:...m. v.-Hnmi1ton, Oni- vvno alvvnnvn-v Invvv---V:--.v-- - its t;;;';l`lingpubllo. Bar and in-der well suf- gllod with I: beat. Good stabling and atten- ' n holtlora. L e of guests oonveyedtreo and from all Few doors west of Mar- Itreot on Dunlou street. ' - J A. McGREGO M. D. C. M. F .T. M. O. 0 Graduate oi Tr may University, Toronto. Fellow of Trinity Medical College, Toronto. Member College Physicians and Sur eone. Ont. Late of Toronto General Hos ita 0lce.- Next door to Mr. Ball's store. T ornton. N.B. -Will be at Ivy every Wednesda . from 1 to 5 .111. Will be at Egbert every Fri y. from 1 to n.m- 023.91` Enjoylng a Blessing. Deal Sirs,-Last Summer my .\'0`-In?" sisters were taken very badly mth vr-my-< ~'-_-' deed we were almost in despair, lmv~.n,.' 5'53", hope of curing them. Finally we ;1}41~x`r;1 Hagyard s Yellow Oil, and to our _\.:1"mt`l}' 1 cured them perfectly, and they are now ing the blessmg if perfect haltlx. ' ANNIE Jozmsrox, Dalhouisc, .\. l"~. Cold Weather Trials. _ . Dear Sits,--This fall and winter I susl -I'v"- from neuralgia in my face and had the W. - medical advice without avail, I at last tl1o1`u.'l`n of trying B. B. B. and after using out) **} 1`' have not felt any symptoms 0fI1e:1ralg1:1 xxrv I regard it as a tihe family nmdicino. J. T. DROST, Heaslip, Mim- liquor traic. God grant it. vnu.I.n\/I This closed the first County Convention of W, C. T. U. for Simcoe. May the workers multiply and the cause prosper until in this county every woman shall be 3 white ribbonet-,every home a total abstin- ence one and not only the county, but the country, cleansed and redeemed from the curse, the sum of all curses, the legslied HE reason why Burdock Blnoul 1`.m leads all other medicines in 111-` 1`:W Y popularity is because it is absolutcly 1\1r`,A`-l not harm the most delicate il1V:l1i nj-x fails to cure biliousness, dyspopsi-H 1" " constlpation, etc. Prgident, Min. Q..__ A The various departments work In which Women erance Umons are on ` _ _ of s bhrlstlan Te gaged occupie. 1 WA-fl;er einging nxzairer the President declared the convention adjourned to meet as above, 1\..I-..-:.-_ -_.1 :_:__.1_ _-_.. .....L,._5n:nnrl `deal of information and su V UIJ vllllla Many questions asked elicited 3, Ere at willbe helpful to the wo which of enthusiasm was evidencedefggst 3.9 ful to all. The president called attiliihti 1 Ion to the regulations issued by the 3, License Commissioners for Eist Siam if and the Committee on R8S0lUt10n3;n;:(iea 1n- structed to prepare the deliverance f convention. - tho IIIIUCII CG DIJU VU, Delegates and friends were entertaiugd at supper and spent a social hour till tram time. u u.c n.4-4 ./'1 svvvavuu In svuu. B1701 UL ILLBBIIEIOD a declared to be doing invaluable among the young. Franchise for women in discussion no opponent. L1` ---...- ._.._X..__ - I - TIC Te electoral value of the liquor pm is not offset by sufficient force and thy; great body of Christian and intelligent womanhood working for God and Home and Country and forming one half our population count for nothing electorally, The Resolutions Commimm n..m,,....-. V H vs AUDI: ILIUOUU. ARBIE PLANIN9 MILL.-GEO. BALL. Carpenter and Builder. and Manuisotnrer ot Doors. Blinds. Mouldings. 850. Plan- lng or all kin done promptly and satisfac- torily. Fsotorv. John street. Barrie. IJIII-IIAIOJVIJDIJ II\l\I VIIUU `. Resolved--That this W. C. T. 1'. con- vention call attention to the reglliatihnc; passed by the Board of License Commig: sioners for East Simcoe in accordance with the power conferred on License Commissioners by the Ontario Lice-use Act to define conditions etc.A for the retail sale of spirituous and fermented liquors and we would especially emphag-y__ clause 2 whch reads:- vlwuuv vv l>l\Ill LUGQD 2nd That from and `after first May of 1892, the holder of a Tavern license in the District of East Simcoe, shall entirely remove and keep removed, from the lower half of allvvindowa of the bar-room of such Tavern, all frosting. blind-2, ghadeg. screens or any other obstruction whatever; calculated to prevent a full view of the interior of the bar- room from the outsxde. Moved by Mrs. Budd, seconded by Mrs. Smith that these resolutions be sent with the report of meeting to the local papers and the Toronto dailies. A 1 The place of nexf: meeting was left to the executive and the time xed for June. .. anvil vvl-I V V - f s i ntic T T1. `u'bJE?,fi Seal`; attentio ec?lV:((il `gag invalua co 31` among *9 5'M' emperance n and was ble servica nnv vyrvauvnnvu All our` unions are eviden - the creed, that however muchtlfvgcff`? in education and prevention the legal ff) 0 is absolutely necessary, and 1-Vgegm. mmrce are powerless indeed. en 7|... nIA..L-_-` _.-l__- , 1' .1 V--- us-.uu\ . Also resolved that this County Union request the License Commiasonera fur West Simcoe to adopf, issue and :IJfuI'C~.` similar restrictions as the law empowers them to do. fit: I `V van: av Ul.l\ll\Ill5luIIJ I Resolved that in harmony with this Wk` adopt all lawful means to induce m1r_ women holding municipal and uchw:-1' ballots to persevere in using it as an 0pp~r- tunity of usefulness wherein we may glorify God and benet our country. rvyunwvlvu vvuut LUI. IJUIJJIIJH electorally Resolutions Committee presented the following resolutions which unanimously adopted 4: `D......l....A 'l'1l._L u_:_, 117 IN .. __ W81"? Ullvlaa D\I \I\Il Whereas the success, present and f uturc, of our work depends on the creation of a healthy christian total abstinence and prohibition sentiment; and whereas the`; printed page in this respect is invaluable-4, resolved that this County Union pledge itself to do more in the direction of Cll'Cll- lating temperance literature and in gextim space for this purpose in our local papers. T'I 7I, _,,, ! I1 vvv /`A T. BANTING. CLERK COUNTY OF SIM- . 001:. will be at his oloo. at the Court House. Barrie. every Saturday. Residence and E0. Cookstown. . `Whereas experience in all W. C. '1". I I.- history records the failure to obtain Ivrlfr hibitory legislation, and whereas the fuck} is now accepted that the woman s ballot is the only solution of this ditlicult pro blem, resolved that this Convention of tin-"3 county of Simcoe declares in favor of Ill: extension of the franchise to women on the same terms as it is given to xnentf Also resolved that we recommend to all our local unions to accept this department and work it thoroughly. 1)-....l......J 4'L...A. . .. l..._........._ _:.L .L:_ _. December 3, 1891, j--"" The Reason Why. A I UV Elli: `.- Ers. Kenn;-J5); 50 Smith Av.,I ,___.., uruus; Cor in Campbell, 4 . Mrs, Pat] Vin. '"" A. PARKER, Rec. Sec. discussion fonnd 70 FOB INVESTMENT on; good freehold neonrityat lowest rate Into ;-eat. No prlnoi mono 1-enirod until and of the term. 11. . STRA H . Solqoitor. occhied of the cox COD` the Vd`hI VIEUHUIJ W n JJUU '1', DAITIVLDLJIIID, AL` torneyf Solicitor, Notary. Public. Olces in Bank 0 Toronto Buildings, Owen Street. `Raw-I-in (Int, 21.]? III Dllls Ul. Barrie. Ont. _4 Per oqng. [jug-pn of; I HE QUEEN'S HOTEL.-A. W. BROWN. Proprietor. Excellent accommodation for the trovcllin public. cup- nnul with 1-. a hunt. Gnnd ntn.b1innvn.ndattcn- T B. FERGUSON. BARRISTER SOLICI- . TOR of the Supreme Court of .'ludica.ture Inna nnfnudn nnvnvnnnnr Rrn Mnnnv tn Loan, l I IS. IIIISUUDULV. .DLl-I.I.D1'naI\u DUIALUL` for Ontario. Conveyancer. &c. Money to Loan. Otcesoin Bank of Toronto Block, Owengteeet. _ Hanna" \JII.lUUD( I-I Barns; ..V V ::RS. ROSS and Arthur. Ph inns, Sur- sic goons. efo. W. A. Rose. R.-_ O. _ S. Edin. L. 11.0 P.. Lox-don. J. R. Arthm-.!M. B.. Toronto Univerait . L. 0. P. and S.. Ont. Offices and n1 htyreai ences, Brown's Block, Dunlap street. arrie. `Telephone. 77. nan.-gnaw MCCARTHY. PEPLER, ,Mo('3An'rnY 8: DUNCAN. Allistoz} and Cream re. TEWART &: SPROUL. Barristers, Solioi-. tors. Notaries. Conveyancvers, Money to Loan. Ulces-2 Doors N orth of Bank or To- ronto. Owen Street. Barrie. . T1 I'\ (N_._:.__ 7 III Q-ncnauvw Judi inure 0!.` Unurgo. rroowra, nulaun uuu- -roy moon. ace. Money to Loan. Otoes-`:hoth- woll ua.Blook, opposite N. & N. W. Ry. Station, - EARN & nuncmsox, BARRISTERS. . Solicitors. Conveyanoers. &o. Money to Loan. Oloe-Over D. J. Murchison : Store, Ihrket street Barrie. Branch 01oe-Potter s block. Tottenfmm. . Epwmn J. Hum. D. O. Munomsou. .. VIA-IV? LIMA: V (lav; U V vs; annvnaunn-g JOHN Dxoxmsox B. A.. F. MAOWATT.V STRATHY ac ESTEN. V. BARRISTERS. Solicitors in High Court of Justice. Notaries Pnhlin, nnvnvnnnnr-I- fnnn nver the Bank 501101501`! 1n tugn UOIIIIZ OI JIIBDIOB. LVOEBIXBE Public. Conveysncers. Offices over the Bank of Toronto. Barrie. r!rvn__.___nn nu-l'lyI........ G A. RADENHURST, BARRISTER, AT- . tornoy Solicitor in Chancery Oonve an- car. can. otoe-In-at Door southofpost glad : Dlnnb iunn Claimant `Fhu-I-IA. 9 FBI UIIIO IIIUIIIII rill! Inn yvpvulul cy_td:?'nopou1" cox-n`ns"I.onn 0onponr`I:ln'ndoubtod.` " ' DICKINSON & MAGWATT, BARRISTERS Notaries Public. Solicitor or T Supreme Court. &o. Barrie, 0nt.. 0111063 in rank of Toronto Block. No. 3. Owen Street. At Branch _. 01ce', Elmvale. every Monday, I-_-- 1-\-.....---...---t) A I'\ `III Ilnnvuruluur R. PALMER. SURGEON, EYE, EAR. Throat, Nose, 46Gerrard-street. east To- ronto, may be consulted at the Queen's Hotel. Barrie. on Friday, May the 10th, from 8 to 11 A111, and thn nnmnd ll`:-idn.v of even month. 7 Oinoe-First Door South or Postutnoo Hindi Block Owen Street Barrie. 49-48 ENNOX, AULT 8: KERR, Barristers,So1l- ' oltors of the Supreme Court. Prootora, Notaries. Conveyancers. 850. Money to loan. Oloes, Hinds` Bloca op osite N. 8: N. W. R . ltntion, Barrie. and ing s Block. Bradto I? . -.. -_.-_- I -_o.cn- `Tfunw 1- vgvnuuu-11? L 1'?! III HTUIVLIQ 1135519; Ill-II. I-III-I-IDIDI-IA u qanvv-g -----.w--. muanmx Lnmvox. WnI.Lma'roN AULT. . IOHN R. Kmm. ONE'!-A large amount of rlvate funds to land on straight loans at west rates. 15 MoCARTHY EPLER & MOOARTHY. n.'LYoN. PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN e on Real Estate at lowest rates. Farmers otel Discounted. in unt nf tin: nnntzw Dan! I`.-g!-A hnnohl: n " ' 3:5 RTE-I BAY. EDWARD` LYNCH. H - - Pnqpnmwog. L UNT, nmwzi ha Cruizswlcxn. BAR- riaters, Solicitors at the Supreme Court of Jud! suture of Ontario. Proctors, Notari Con raw gnnni-I ha, Mnnnv tn Loan- Ofoan-- OHNSON & eAuJn:Aif'i'. BARBIE, Im- porters snd Dealers in Goals of all kinds. and }eo1-getown, Grey and Guelph White Finis Jinn Pgmnntn nf All kinda. WIN! Ericka an H. H. 8'1'1u'rnv.V).0.. 9 G. B. Esmx. OCARTHY. PEPLER 85 MCCARTHY.` Barristers, Solicitors, Convevanoers. 850;. D`AL'roN MCCARTHY. Q. C. J. A. Mocmvrnv. o`. E . B. PEPLER, %.C.!.i F. Homzsmr. a.r e, - [JUL UUIU Gnu alvwnvsw nan \lvI- vp. sun. q--`no. --- oorgetown, Guelpff Lime. Cements of all kinds. Fire Bricks an Heir. Storehouse at the Northern Railway Switch. toot or John street. near the lepot. The bond ot this Lime is better than that of any other kind. and the nish superior. Ollioe -Corner of John and Elizabeth streets. v--cg v vu -y- -own -r-rm H. D. STEWART, "1115: 331110. llt 003.. 185. -------j-----j-- 551116. 7 - Wu. Loam, Q. 0. A. la. I-I. -aqua-avv-a vvnnun V--uv: _v- HOCABTHY, EvAivs, Pmpmn 8: Mocuvmv, Or-illin- [ MES EISWARDS. Conveyanoer. Issuer of Dlnrn-Inna lglnnn-nu, nlnn ntrlntlv m-i. 1B0lll'l'lO'l`s AND stjnviird *_`: )3. J. F. PALLINGGr:a7uAte or mniiy n..a-...-.mr rrnmnhv. In-mnw nf 'I`I-initv :_EORGE W. L_0UN'1`.`BARRISTER, AT-l fnvvnnv nhnifnr, Nntnrv Puhlin- llmnnn AURIOE _GAVILLER-D0l!INION AND Provincial Land Surveyor. Barrio ooo. nnrthvh Rlnnk- us ONEYT TO IDAN.-82604100 at 6 and 3 cont. J. T. SPROU In-In - Solicitor. e R. PALLING Graduate of Trinity University. Toronto. Fellow of Trinity Medical Coll e Member of the Cone? of Physicians an urgeonq ot Ontario. 0 oe- Oorner Owen and Collier streets. opposite Central School. TI M.D., Con _ hnn MISCELLANEOUS. MANUFAOTUBE8. NT, 0.` 0. E. Hnwaox. A. E. H. Cnnswwxn. PHYSICIANS. vu- Money to'laoan. FINANCIAL. T/r*nr7"i?1'T.." HOTELS. LEGAL. .l hotel is now oneneo. 101' me aooommouar tlon of travellem. No expense has been spared to make this the best hotel north at Toronto. It has been furnished with every ncoommoda.-` tlon and comfort in the latest: and most approved style. Commercial men will nd the nnmnln I-nnmn. and mm!-vthinn they reunite [Jam-on Churchill, Ont. 35 J. T. Spnoun. DIN 50 IBDIIII ll-ly `ma mum-1 1 d uall th ' - -Defivore:inul(l)`I13.it:'!t:I?').f.I31!t`stA;lwntl.7- ob In thanking the public of Barrie and vicinity tor the liberal patronagebeatowed upon him in thepasnbegs to state that he has at con siderable expense increased his baking faoili ties and is now prepared to do a larger busineol _than ever. BREAD LEADS THEVAN. F`. .'r. BROVVN no-mo pmnns Eocnns '& wnnnmes supplied at nhortnotioo and on reasonable . I-Alvin: `j._ - -_._j..,.._v ' F - 7:1 7'i `-new man 00. _0npltgl. uoo.ooo. ;_ M % ~ ncoxomou. mm: 7 msummom co. - - I Bl`-B-IJN - ' mom; a...u; ;4o.mf. wan. Viva, vg-can-_ yo-up. --up--w mem yattended to. V ' ' - Terms from 81.00 to 81.50 per day. Porter nnmrmluminxnnv 2 )nA1n0L'1'r|Ne a same PABLOBI -Olpltn aa.ooo;ooo';.aued.w:cn the am... mom. nt,mtm. tuna rm: mnowmm n-nu: msumnon 00 0391321 3500-000 3' P05 ma`- un: wunnmo nuzrtun D1803- ` AITIIII an 11-..u.-| 'nmm AAA , us. scnoools, I coNvnrANcEn_.?coIII88IoNnn1Nu.c.:; you. auuvuuvu Railwav Oloo. Monowmviag. "1237 3. 1885. 6211101-ow" \717'D`LR80Ni81rd: Autumn ' HJAAA . will find it advantageous to use this route, as is the uickest in point of time, and the rat are as owas by any other. Through freight a forwarded by fast special trains, and exper- ience has proved the intercolonial route to be the quickest for European freight to and from all oints in Canada and the Western States. ckets may bekobtained and also information about the route and about freight and passen-' ger rates from 7 ROBERT B. MOODIE 'Wna-afnwn nu`, Dhlnunmtunn A...A...a BARBIE i>'6T`oFF1cE v o o o o o I o I Q Q o o Q. I la` n u n o o o u o o c I c o Tnunnfn 1-omnwllilIIIOIOOOOOOOIIIIIIOOIIOIIII Toronto and ALI. nuns south nt.. . . .~ Meoford Branch Railway and Forth lmnnn Rnilumv AI: .............. . . Mann: LIIAN &.;sAVlNsscu.% 7 Iuoonronkrtb EEIIUIII DI`!-IIUII IVDIIWIJ unu. L`Ul.'-.Il Simone Railwny at...... .... Collirgwood and (Mills (11-nvnnhnrnt RI-an nh `Rni . VV\Il.U$laVvC; wvoooauuno I I I u u v II 4 Col;wood Gravenhm-at Branch way at.. . . . ` mu. - , ` cmmnn gnd lI)1"i%l'nt(`I,:in'l?.gf '. UTUWII DUI. IJIIIIUI-I3 hurstcnd Hillsda.le"at.....; 2 Midhurat (Mondayn. .Wodnesdo,ys & _ r tltli I I I I I I O I I O OIOOIOCOOI I AG :-entell irlI)1'o`adays and 11'rido.ya)ot. . I NAILS, EVERY DAY DUE FROM 0:30-00onocnoocnooaaoaooaooon 'l'orontoat.......~.......................1 Toronto Torontost. ........... ......... Railwa. mails from the south.at.... 2 nonfat: Branch Railway and North imonn R1-nnnh Rstilwnv t- . _ . - . .- uuu. Uuuunu LVIIVI. uuun uonlpunyl 8I6lul3l.18l'l from Montreal. an `at Lewis with the North Shore Railway. Elegant rst-class, Pullman buffet, and smok- ln cars on all through trains. rst-olass refreshment rooms atoonvenient distances. THE DIRECT noun 1 From the West for all points in New Brunswick, Nova scoua, Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton and Newfoundland. All the popular sea bathin , shing and plea- sure resorts of Canada are a ong this line. Pullman cars leaving Montreal on Monday, Wednesday and Friday run through to Halifax, and on Tuesda Thursday and Saturday to St. J ohn, N .B.. out chance. I lnnn nnnnnntlnna made at Dnlnf Tania upl. |lUl.ll1, J.` :13" WIDHUIID 08llK8o Close connections made at Point Levis with the Grand Trunk Railway and the Richelieu and Ontario Navi ation Company's steamer! with Qhm-A `I -Lnilwnv. EBHIUIQI DTHIIUH ISIIIIWII, unu. LVOFDII Simcoe Branch Railway at. .... . Collingwood and Orillia. at. . . ..... . . Gnvenhurst Branch Railway at. . . .` Hllladale. Crniahul-st. Dalston, Ed our and mwn `Hill at- . . _ _ .1101] U1`!!! |.E.UlIUlI F:-Ida but... ya, vvuuneauuys ac Grentellq uesdnys and Fridays) at. . UIIIUU UlI.|'l. O loll]: WU lu]JlIZn (nun ooptod), and for 20 minutes after the 3 the Toronto only. nf$'L1 5E night. mail on Saturday night `i-_-_ o\._x-.__ 1____; __g _-g; -,, -, fnsnutuotured fresh every day. I Ask your crooer for them and you will use no other. SUBSCRIBED L CAPITAL