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~ v-~vP.. --'." Pupil of H. in. Field and: W50. `Poi-`eyt ' {Late of Lelpeic an" ` Berlin and new teacher pnd Lecturer in the froronto Gclgege of Music.) -IIIIQ Ann: ----.----A'-* Money Orders issued and paid on and from any money orderoioo in the Dommion of g8p_&d8.Gl`8I.t `Britain and Ireland RritLla \ Oloe hours. 8 'e.m. to 7.pm. (Sunday's ex- cepted), and for 20. minutes after the arrival of the` Toronto night mail on Saturday night on y. - any mnnmr m-Am-...-n..- 1-. -I--- r-----~r-- - muulptu nrancn ttauway and North ' Suncoe branch Railway at. .... .. Collingwood and urillia _a.t. ....... . . Gruvenhurst. Branch Raalway at. . . . Hillsdale. Cralchursu. Dalston, Ed- r and Crown Hil1at............ Mi1gx`urst.(Mondaya, Wednesdays & Fridays)'at.`.'...'..............'..... Grentell 1'I`ubada.ys and Fridays p at. . uruwn nlu. uaxswn. E0881`, OraIg~ . hurst. and Hillsuale an. ......... .. . Midhurst (Mondays, Wednesdays 86 Fridays) at ..... .... .' Grentell (Tnesoays and Fridays) at:. 3 - nuns nvamr on mm rnou Torontoat To:-ontoat.. .... 1 atDIOllOOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOIIIIIIII Toronto at. ....................... . .'.. Railway mails from the south at: . . . 1 meaford Branch Railway ' Simcoe Branch Ruilwsur at mcuturu nranun nauway 8110. B oran R&ilWy`8U..........,.".... ` Colliugwooa and urulia at.......,...-. Gravenhnrst Branch Railway at-.. . . . 1 Crown B111. Dalston. Edgar, Craig~ Hilladnle an .......... .. nwtlAOOOIIooocooggoucouuoanoonouo Toronwggonaojoo-_oInooonulounooonanao-0 Toronto and ALL EMAILS south at.. .- . .' Meatord Branch Runway and Is orah Simooe Railwavnt .......... . . . - ' -r-nus -a.u I05 TOMWOIIOOOIIOOOC |.V.OIIOICIIlIOIOIO Tm-nntn _______ __ QAARRIEPOSTAOFFICE IMPORTERS AND EXPOQTEIIS Run! to ...:....._4._ _- - aIscui`I"'s'- A. McGREGOR. M. D. 0. M.` F.'l`. M. G. . Graduate 01 Trinity University, Toronto. ellow of Trinity Medical College. Toronto. Member College Physicians and surgeons. Ont. to of Toronto General Hos ital. 0tlioe.- ex: door to Mr. Bell's store. T ornton. N .B. .-Will be an Ivy every Wednesda . from 1 to 5 .m. Will be at Egbert every Fri , from 1 to mm. `)1-LI-,9 mm! 1'08 -muons ON APPLICATION; " THE L . made to ]mH6ml `Ewan ~.--j_. R. J. F. PALLING, Graduate of Trinity University, Toronto. Fellow `of Trinity edioal College. Member 01 the College` `or hyaioinna an 8 eons ot Ontario. 0nice- Corner Owen an Collier streets. V opposite `Central School. galry nourished frame."--"c1vu ma'd*a1m;" with 11A " ' Sold 3 }`1`r.ypaokg:t:'s . :.`;"`.;`g':.,`.':',., "L; `thus: v A Q--.. ___ _ vt 5-W|.lllBlIale are,-.nqq.unuo :u;,';;.;&*; `~` r`"3`:*`V*`5 I' *3 0 We vnoint. we was w r? e3`~`3a`:i:u`:2`:: ....'3:`"* '"* nay-Iv nan.- a....___ Id 8 DIPO- U1 IIIU to am ITIRV Q uuuuuwsy nsvored 9' many heayy.dootqra '3Xn:s E15153 at 60.. 1 ' - Ijindnn ` wuuxt Are u 'cia.lty. and artlea lntendin to have sales, consul: th 1- own interests y placing their sales in his hands. ` T o e ' 0iIUE--Next door to J. Galb_raith s. nearly opposite the Queen's,and Barrie Hotels. V `gngi-1dteor.al ettAat3ghe Apnxon oloe will be ' ...___---,---------. . DB. PALMER. SURGEON. EYE, EAR. Throat, Nose, 46Gerre.rd-street. east To- ronto, may be consulted at the Queen's Vvotel. Barrie. on Fr1dny,~ May the 10th, from 8 to 11 g.m., and the eecondlriday of every month. __--. . . 3 HANDLES ALI.` KINDS OF AUCTION SALES. "THE 0lViEfIAiL"I5 Xun'rIoNn` GI. RI HANDLER AI'.'l'.` I?'I'\1"nu nu urn-.._-_- : usuu uumu ESTABLISHED COMPANY is 1 based on a solid foundation of economy oi. management and sound business princigldes. Special features: Fortyyears experience; b- eral form of Policy and non-forfeitable after two and three years. Prominent 0 eat: Bound life assurance; 87.000,000 aid in ms; 4,000 families beneted. Cost: ne Powest consistent withsatety. . Bonuses every three years. never less than 80 per cent. on the life 1) an, nor less than 14 per cent. on the endowment plan. Total Abstinence Assurance: The only company in Canada oifering special advantages to total ab- stainers. Accumulated Fund nearly 86,000,000. Head oice for Canada. Montreal. A D `Y 111;:-van.-.- ._---- or `ENGLAND. nmmsfiin xx 1347. I-W LONG ESTABLISHED sad son foundation economy of "I'|Q!Ill'-ll-"` ` J - } LIFE ASSURANCE cbicfinvl - Money to loan on reaeqnaible rates. . [ B. J. FLETCHER, V A. BROWNEE. 8 [ Dunlap Street. Barrie. FARM s*rocK SA:L`Es 1!: A nruinlnltu ....a __._.n_ , ropunar rcoute East and West. Winni- Monu-eal; etc. M Intending settlers information will receive prompt [FLETCHER X: BRUWNLEE -) AGENTS ` W3'e??>'o7J1`a1f`tt`IS2'1'`o'."v`"`7';' 1 1t'$'g`nfNtn 81:90. [to 8.1.50 -per.'tl`a"%y'.1 msumcs at am ESTATEAGENTS. b 'GREE"l4`II\fGv: H ` I extend my sincere thanks for your generous and liberal patronage and sup- port. It `cannot be 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. i R. A. DOUGLAS, i THE JEWELALER, BOTl'lWl.l. S BLOCK. DUNLOP ST. BARBIE f The Popfnlarlikoute East anti Wihni-A r_e_g,_ hic_a.go._ Mona-val: Intendimr nmm-n GRATEFUL- COMFORTING. Ira nus PUBLIC 5 `*&JWA\J IJJJ 0 Co.. Mi is an incidentfr mithe South A--_-Missis`s`ippi, written in Apri1,`189o, just `after the Grippe had visited that country. . I am a farmer, one of `those who have `to rise early and work late. At the beginning of last Winter Iwas on a trip to the City of Vicksburg, Miss. ,Where I got well drenched in a shower of `rain. -I went home and was soon after seized with a dry, hacking cough. This. grew worse every day, until I had to seek relief. I consulted Dr. Dixon who has since died, and he told me to -geta bottle of Boschee s German Syrup. Meantime my cough grew worseand worse and then the Grippe came along and I caught that also very severely. My condition .then compelled me to do something. I got two bottlesof German Syrup. I began using them, and before taking much of the second bottle, I was entirely clear of the Cough that had hung to me so long, the Grippe, and all its bad elfects. e I felt-tip-top and have felt that, way ever since. PETER J. BRIALS, J r., Cayuga, Hines A (`n Mice ' A `Geran ~ % A 99 Syrup ' Nontri-I -lz;Y-5 -- EDWARD LYNCE - PBOPRJETOR. -- -_._......-. auuuluclllo H. N. G0URTLAND'1`.A ADVANCE 0_1ce. Agent for Barrie BREAKFAST. : Him! %i?3"}2-gixnav . xauu_Inal't,by keeningoj j " mm: pure ' blood and: frame." __ as civil S9,. Q Of a mum` -* -4-V .. OJ AVA IHU UUFIQIIU , The assessor will be required to `return V his roll completed and certied not later than the`30th day of April? next ensuing. s The collector will be g-Acquired to give secux-ity*t_o,t,he am_ouut,o_f- ten thousand ~ `dollars and to state in e his Implication the names of his securities, who_must be resi- .denb.-freeholders. - 3 ~ T` _ 1 *10| 1l|_l Pissed.` P. Mun-sy -pt-incin'g= fuomiyfmpion v__bills-sud .3detaoh'sdasta_tementi.< 3n.oo:~ JE~0obke*J_z-Oo.:dmio;: ` 16395 .r3:9if64.1bdiu 8k-iv?! 'w.'2o;? oaxen? postige`acc.`from Dec. '15 t'o"311t` 33,15`; EE11-t sf O62 ?elsatI6gi'? su`pp'5}ies' as 5 o -.. w s W On motion of vMr. Drurv see. by Mr. I V Anderson ordered thet Mr. David Beeth I be reappointed auditor .'for._ the current _yea.r;on behalf of the Oouneih The Reeve I named Mr. George Campbell on the `other-auditor to report it next meeting of Conneilj."-V V V - [\_ "_.__ ;n,!` A up A - ""5Z"}qcion of M _Andez-ion see." by` Mr." Flptaheiiprdered` that. the Clerk be -initrtictd t`o give notice this the Ouuucil ':wi_ll r`e.o9iyVe appliphtinytill noon on Tua- `day _t1;e-2n"g.i:qiy_of,1!'ehi-natty` nxt tor `the, oioes of useuo:-V and oollqctdri ,ronpective- ly for the current y_eIqr.. ; Th; llnnnhn -ill I... .._---!~1 -` ' '"6"J3i. of Mr. Eletcner $eo by Mr. n Anderson ordered that Mr. Drury be, appomted to confer with Mr. Thompson `rearangementn for the removal of aid fenoe at once. ' - _.-L1, I -- -vvvuvl Ill!-AUIUIL lrlllili nt dd act as clerk during his father s illness. Communications from County Treasur- ` or with cheque for $12 00 as refund to the township of 0m expenses re Aaron Ball. ' ' - ` V Com. from Thomas Balf asking` that the fence of Mr. J. Thompson at lot 10 0on.4 be_ removed. ' - ` A - l n__ __A_ `nun ---' - gnu vuuuvlls The minutes of last meeting were read and conrmed. ` . On motion of Mr. Anderson See. by Mr Fletcher ordered that H. J .- Tudhope with ohmnn fnr mo nn .~... --c.-...1 L _ .. `gun vn suutuvuu The Reeve took the chair and eddreased the Cougcil: ` - - `ox-o counou. Town Hal1'OroJanuary 18:h 1892. The Council elect for the township of Oro for the year 1892 met _as required by R. S. of Ontario. Members all present except Councillor Shaw. viz. James Ross, Reeve, Duncan 0. Anderson, let Deputy Reeve, Duncan Fletcher 2nd Deputy Reeve, Thomas Dru-ry Councillor, and having made and subscribed the Declara- tion of Qualication and the office were duly organized. A ml... 'I).\...... s_-I_ Ll , I 0 - - - ..:..,...., um auu nxuuuys, and I0!` clearing up ` the complexion it does wonder. Druggists sell it at 50c and $1 a package. __ -_. v - vs vvu-Iuyllbllin DIIII Ee`a.0no Dr. Silas Lane, while in the rocky moun- tains, discovered a root that when combine with other herbs, makes an eas and certain cure for constipation. It is in t e formof dry roots and leaves, and is known` as Lane's Family`Medicine. It will cure sick-headache and is the best Spring Medicine. For the blood, liver and kidneys, and for `clearing the complexion does wonder, TM-I1nni=l'n I- V ........v u: p.IUlID\la .1.` 000 W evidence of commencing pntrei unt for use, and in time of is especially dangerous. Continued next vieek. JOIN '1`d-DR.. MOKEAZIE, 14 Bloor St. . Toronto. will-be at one QUEEN'S H g'1`n.L > DEFORMITIES AND DISH} \BES OF THE W. the last Saturday ofafvgry monsh. ` -I. ....... nu uvuu wr uismrection by dry heat. . ` , Disinfection of water `and Articles of Food. The disinfection of drinking- water on a large scale, in reservoirs, wells, etc., is impracticable. But it is a very simple matter to disinfect, water which is suspected of being contaminated with the germs of cholera, typhoid fever, or any other disease transmissible In this way. This is readily accomplished by boiling. As already stated, all known disease germs are destroyed by the boiling tem- perature v maintained for half an hour. . The importance of this precaution during, the prevalence of an epidemic of cholera or of typhoid fevercannot be over-esti- mated, when the water used for drinking purposes comes from an impure source, or is liable to contamination by the dis- charges of patients suffering from these diseases. Those articles of fogd, and l. especially milk, animal broths, etc., 1 which might serve as pabulum for disease : germs, should, during the prevalence of an epidemic, be cooked but a short time before theyare eaten. And such food, if put aside for some hours after it has been prepared, should always be again subjected to a_ boiling temperature short- '. lybefore it iaserved. Food which gives I [evidence commninnina m.o...c.....a.... :- .. ..........c.mug uu1uu.'Jn vv nen reueved from duty their underclothing should also be dismfected ;' and they should take a. complete bath `with one of the weak disinfectmg solutions heretofore recom- mended. vuu*u Every. hospital shonld be providd with a steam disinfecting apparatus, or with an oven for disinfection by dry uvuu was VII VIII Instruments of silver,- . such as probes ' and catheters, may be disinfected b passing them. through the: ame of an alcohol lamp. In `-trnments of steel, gum catheters, etc , may be disinfected by immersion in a ve carbolic acid, or in a 1 : 1000 solution of murcuric chloride. For instruments and vessels ot copper, brass and` tin, boiling water or. the catholic j acid solu- tion, may be used.` Vessels of porcelain or glass may be disinfected by heat. _or by `either of the disinfecting solutions mentioned. Sponges should be kept per- manently in one of the disinfecting solu- tions, or, what is `better, may be dis- , pensed `with entirely for the cleaning of wounds. In place of them, v irrigation with a disinfecting solution may be resort- ed to, or the discharges may be wiped away with some cheap absorbent material which can be burned afterhaving been _ once used.` ` Patients in hospitals, with infectious diseases. will "of course be keptin isolat- ed wards. Everything which comes from such a ward should be`disinfected, and the immediate attendants of the sick should not be allowed to visit other parts of the hospital without rst changing their outer clothing for a recently disin- fected suit, and washing their hands in a disinfecting solution When relieved from (lntv tl-min nu-.A.....I,...1..:..... _L---IJ per cent. solution of I `_., 5, ,,I" ,.'=. 5... iospitsls; -The fdirectionsly ivfdrasay given. infreg;srd to disinfection : of ' the sick-room T and its contents apply as well to hospital wards in which patients with infectious diseases are treated. In ad- dition to this, it will be necessary in hos- pitals to -guard againt such infectious diseases as erysipelas, septicaamia, puer- peral fever, and hospital gangrene. The antiseptic treatment of wounds, in con- nection with a proper regard `for cleanli- ness and ventilation, has practically bau- ishedy these diseases from well regulated hospitals. Of the first importance in effecting this are the precautions now taken with reference to the disinfection i of sponges, intruments, the. hands of at~ tenctants, etc. `I'....s-........_4._ -2 _,:1 , - - ... /-'- y `run -5.` vvu IV I-IAIUII IV!!! ` putrefaction in L0, epidemic: dnmmrnnn ` Monet made the law by which he toolrpower to coerce end plunder `license-holderl. 2. Heeppointe the men who do coerce , end plnnderlicenee-holders. 3. The li_ce'n'e e'-holders are coerced and plundered, . _' ., ` I The defence mode in of a two-fold nature : - ` 1. Thecuen brought to light are very few ; and, _ . 2. ,Th_e license-`holders of Toronto sign- ed~O_=pep0_:`~ 7.in\!hioh;they nid theyhed. not. abeenjesked .- for. money for political ,.pnrpce`ee..,`. ` -7 . 1 `AI ye have said, it ie__verydiicn1t to ygger evrdence concerning `these robberies. -- 319 !nIn_ _!Vh0- hie money in K` gl_:uq1nte|yan- `~'3h'b6inx~:nf-1|... n.va-..'.; _ vnnousunl nun to Jul]. The whole blame for this iniquity rests on Oliver Mowat. The man who deliber- 1 ately takes power to rob another is euilty of a. crime against individual liberty. Mowst took that power, as is his custom, unders false pretense sud with 1 lie on his Ghristisn lips.` He `said he would create bosrds "on which men of both par- , ties would sit. He lied of T course. He lsppoxnts onlythe strsitest and meinesti lpnrtinnlvhe-ogn nd`-men who are will- link msngsge-in the cowardly `conspiracy V to rob-of his means of livelihood every _ --v ovnvuvli \J|(llU`U UL Jlllllc` LI=#"=LinFPMI%-*9 W4w; `l'l"7.iILI1-.7'I; course, it is very diicult L robberies. --vvvIIIIC usvuuuu l$QDDOI'IOlc Reform papers make but a lame defence of the robbery of license-holders by Mr. Mowat's license commissioners. It is not denied that the money was paid. An attempt is made to deny that it was ex- torted from Mr. Outhbert under plied threat that if it were not license would be taken from him. Of to get evidence to convict license commissioners of these They do not go in person to money `or your license will be taken from you He merely says that if the license-holder knows on which side his bread is buttered he will vote for the Reform candidate; gets. his license will be treated But the license-holder knows by thepainful experience - of others that if he refuses to vote as directed or to con- tribute as requested he need expect no renewal of his license when next May day comes round. He cannot prove the con- spiracy. If he could he would have the criminals sent to jail. Thn Ilrhnlu |`I]nlv-:4` 6.... s.I_:_ 3, - I I l wvnvuu IMO IILIUO Nor is it strange that it should be so The millions touched by sympathy for the sorrows of Britain are in heart and alleg- iance attached to the mother isle. It may be that the mighty empire is to be shattered -',in the fulness of time, but in half a hundred colonies there will always be millions whose hearts will only cease to be British when they cease to beat.- Telegram. ........u... us uuuuuu Joy or sorrow. Geographically the United states is as near to England as Canada. is and thous- ands of miles nearer than Australia.India land many another nation that wears the name of colony. Yet there was sympathy inseyery land over which the ag waves, and in British colonies men of other races and languages sympathised more deeply than did` our kindred in origin and speech across the line; `Y_._ _' 3. 'lIJUII n ' This impressive fact has a signicance. The feelings that are the fruit of senti- ments peculiar to us as the citizens of the British nation annihilate distance and girdle the globe with a cheer or. a wail in seasons of national joy sorrow. Gnfnnhinnll 4-I... rT..:..-: -L n u-uu auqvu vuv ll. X All the peoples `in the Union Jack were. knit by the unifying power not of gorrow but certain] the land shielded by ` into one a. common y ofa common sym- A lworldv-Wide British Nation. The British heart knows no geography and though seas divide they do not sun- der the millions who differ in religion creedand colour, but who all look up to -and love one ag. All tlannn.-...I.....'.. AL- |-r ' " " ` ` AIJ EMU ULUIJIIIUUI. Uuuli The elections took place on March, 5, and for the vrst time in a generation the Province of. Quebec returned a. Grit ma- jority, q__ __.I____ _._ ._Al , gp -I\n . J-.u..u,, The above is what Mr. Blake would style a sequence of events. --Empire. Al .-All: IIIUIIU IIUU LUBE O,UUUg During the month of February Mr. Mercier is alleged to have had $330,000 in the Montreal banks to draw from. Tho n'nnf;nv\a 6. A`. -n`--- A-- `I ` - Dur:1.1g the month of February Pacaud had placed at his disposal in the Union 3 Bank alone not less than $78,000. Thu-inn flan -u.\..4.L .t 1:1 --- " Anna nuwattuu. conveyance:-. Issuers!- nlarrlage Licenses. Olce strictly pri- vate; Post 011109 Building. Bu-rio._ and at his private residence. Marv Street. 11-]: gnu-an u.l.vu Ill OGL- On February 28 the notes endorsed by Mr. Mercier, the two Langeliers, Sena- tor Pelletier `and others, amounting to twenty or thirty thousand dollars, were discounted in the Barque Nationale at |Qtl8b0. ' nm `#7 " - _g A `an 4 savv- On the same date $25,000 was depcsit- ed to creditof Mr. Mercier in the Union Bank, Montreal. I\.- I.I___,- l\I\ .- bee. mbdfebrusry. 23 he Lungleie letter of credit! for $60,000 was - discounted at La. Cause d Eeonomie. Quebec. On February 24 $24000 was deposited to the credit nf E.-um... u.........a 1' ----: 2 - 9 .,...........- u-aavuuvll-IIU. QUUDBO. $2-1,000~wu the credit of Ernest. Pucand, Lam-iet a boodle bearer, in the Union Bank, Que- vvnnllus 5us._|vs.uL UIUVIILULIB. On the same date Mr. Mercier an? nounced that Mr. La.ur1er s terms were satisfactory, and that his best services were at the disposal of the Liberal lead- nvuusvvg xv; Lusulluuu Z ` 6 On February 9, 1 91, Mr. Laurie-r pro- ` mleed an increased an baidy to Quebec as the pnce of Mr. Mercier a support in the coming general elections. nn bhn -gun.` J-I-A I'- `I The P:-ogre`se_'or Reform. True reform as understood by the Grits of to day in nothing if not steadily pro- gressive. For instance : l'\.. `II'..L...-___ n inn: It -I- !`_J_ler_ nomination meeting $2.00 J61-y, Board of indigent R. Sloan` '6`m6ntha_ towlan. 1st 1892 836,00. Clerk . extrn trips to `Q;-illia re Detailed state- ment $2.00: Reeve examining ietailed statement &c.-$2 00. AA. ........_..J .., -1. n J 2 n I `Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has given me great 1 relief in bronchitis. Within 9. month I have sent some of this reparation to a. friend suf- ferin from bronc itis and asthma. It has done imso much good that he writes for more. " --Charles F. Dumtervilleg Plymouth, England. .~ :.:"L:-' " v-vvuJvIJU -uuvr W6! VU. - Adj~m'rned. to the 2nd of February next % at 10 a. In. 1 own : mcenu Bbbborl HFIII I'\Ilt\t\-a- ....-L- LWI ` H. J. TUDHOPE Clgrk pro tem. .-A4} 1:3: 9 II III IV; `V 03"`! Cold, cough, consumption, to cure the first and second audgprevenu the thud use Hag- ard's !_Pec1:org1 Belsam, , the never-failing V mily medfciiie for all diseases of the thtoar, lungs and chest. A maryel of healing in pul- "mouery complaints. _ ---uuyunuvvll Ill EIIOMY. . Dear $irs,'-.-Ayboutfva,-year ago I had a very bad attack of dyspepsia. T For nea_rly four months I never ate a me al without suffering :after. I had got so -weak I could scarcely -walk. when one day-I saw the advertisement for, B. B. B. and thought I would try a bottle Eour bottles cured me completely, and I am now strongand healthy, ' V MISS JANlTS1lfAltT. Moskoka.F.;l1s, Ont. Ill!!! Cllllht. =CROUP, colds, sore throat and many painful l ailmentsare easily caug ht in this change- able climate, The never tailing remedy is just is easily obtained in `H yard sV Yellow Uil which is undoubtedly the st of all the rem- edies offered for the cure of colds or pains. ,- _- _v- vv avvu VIII- Mrss NnLL1n Anus'mo1m,Dub1ane P 0. Out. A General Overcome. Dear Sirs,--1 suffered fr ness and debnlity and my pletely run down and I fou medicine I ever tried. out itfor a good deal. `In... \`l'..___- A om general weak- system was com- nd B.B.B. the best I would not be with- Knlgntn oi Labox. The Knights of Labor aim to protect their members against nancial difficulties, etc., Hagyard s Yellow Oil protects all who use it from the effects of colds and exposure, such as" rheumatism, neurlgia, l_uml_)ego, sore throat. ..._.`I _II ,- II __ --_. -.... ...n.u- va uuua auu CAPUSUYC, SUCH 13 lumbago, throat, and all inammatory pai_n. Nuthnng compare.~ with it as a. handy pam cure for man and beast. 0;`; um-penner and Jauucr. and DWI . S8811. Bun 5. u _ by at all kinds done promptly and asthma- ponly. aotorv. John street. Barrie. V W I Illl . beast. H I170 W ORG. EAR SIRS,--Last winter I had ve largr- _. boils on my neck and was advised to usv B.B. B. Befnrell had finished the first bottle I was completely well and think B. B. B. can- not be excelled as a. blood purier. JOHN Woon, Round Plains, Ont. ,`,__--_, ..... .. ....; nu!!! ouu auluuu. " And so, wrote his friend the Bishop of Sal- ford, after a gentle and gradual slack- ening of vital speed the well worn ma- chine ceased to work, and in perfect faith and all contentment has passed away one of the keeneat intellecta and bright- est` spirits of our `age. The action of the Knights of Labor in cabling a long mes- sage of sympathy to Cardinal Manning's secretary has been much appreciated by any-`I23-..-.--- -`av: U091 u workingmen. I ...... ....u y-no uc uuu new 1115 llI8'8 WOTK was nearly done. He continually expres sed his thankfulness that though his body was so weak his mind was still utrcluuded. He replied quite recently to an inquirer after his health : " Thank you, I am quietly slowing into the station. And go_ wrntn hi. f.-;.....: .1... `D.'_L-_ n uanmngas napy 1>"oaui. V Cardinal Manning often expressed wander. that he had lived so long, and far some time past he had felt his life : work was nan!-Iv a-`Inn. Ila -I--~4----"~ was pu uusnea. .7. The Encyclopaedia. Britannica Revised and Amended is in price within the reach of the great mass of people, while the original edition cost the subscriber from $120 to $200 per set. 42-tf ,_-__ ---v..-.vnan.|l5 UV {U010 6. The Encyclopaedia Britannica Revised and Amended contains 4,000 biographies of the living men of our times not cont.aine.i in the original Encyclopwdia Britannica. The original Encyclopaedia Britannica (l0C.~4. not contain the biographies of such men as Gladstone, Bismarck, Sir John McDonald, Gen Sherman, Gen. Gareld, Hon. Geo. Brown, and a host of others, because they happened to be living at the time the book was published. *7 rm... n....-.v.--~ 1- '- -A - ` - -_ -...-- n us an 5 The Encyelopaedia. Britannica. Revised and Amended has been written and cor- rected up to date and contains not only the latest. information obtainable, but sta.L'isti.;.~: of every country, city or town in uh.- world worth mentioning to 1891. 5} WV}... `l'B...._..`IV " V` ' ` 2. The Encyclopaedia Britannica. {uh edition is too voluminous as well as tho classical for any body_ excepting c0llL-;_u- professors and scientic men, and entirely beyond the reach of the ordinary imli vidual. ` 3. The Encyclopaedia Britannica 9th edition contains voluminous articles on hundreds of subjects in which the public has no interest. 4. The Encyclopaedia Britannica Reviscvl and Amended contains every article that is contained in the original Encyclopacliu Britannica 9th edition, but the voluminous articles referred to havebeen abridged, and you get ina nutshell all that is con- tained in the original work. L: mL- IL, I -- " -V ` ...... ....g,.ua.; uuuyulvpwllla I;r1w.m11cu. : 1. The 9th or latest edition of Encyclopaedia. Brita.nnica.--the grc portion of it-is from eight to six years old, and is entirely behind times. A rru 7` - Reasons_ why the Encyclopaedia Britzu:~ nica. Revised and Amended is preferable to the original Encyclopeedia Briwmnicu I. Tlna. Qt}: nr 1.4--` ..,1:..:__ A r .w All tobaccos except the nest Virginia have a pungent effect upon the tongue and will smart it if the smoking is long contin. ued. Some of them even_ will blister it, o 1` at least destroy its cutter skin at the point where the smoke impinges upon it The "Myrtle Navy is entirely free from this defect, which, together with its ne f ull avcr makes it a. great favorite with amok` era-` 91 `"3i|IU an Enemy. :I`GA__..'u-.5: - ._--._ - , 1 `I En cyolopaaia. Britannica. Five to One. Ffebrizary 4, 1392. .- vu-as-nun; UADUIIIUK 5 much BABRm PLANING MlL:_L.--GEO. BALI, Carpenter and Builder. and Manutacturer "~_ '-'\J`l L for the money ved the m A The checkglgfl lxitlnrl .._.. , ml. the greater six teen `_.1 .1 vvull the unn mum at BAISJIEAN '1`, BARBIE. `Im- porters and Dealersincoalaof all k1nds.a.nd hometown. Grey and Guelph Whine ."`' .?;'9n.;".?`s`.}.'.?.`.3'.*.L`;g`E"l1.;'1.`:_3 III IIUIUB We 1` 91 than ten \` Barrie. ONEY TO cent. J. Bar?-is. at 0 MORE Y.-A to land 01 MoCAR' - Bguoitora In High Court Public. Conveyunoers. 0 at `Toronto. Barrze. III l_l u.__,_/V B ARRISTERS. of Justice, Notaries lcea over sheBank I38! 77 LLIVI. II I`) u.-.-........_ 06 DB5 tors, Notarzes. umces-2 D uun. uarriabers, Solici- Lonveyaucers, Money to core north at Bank of To- Owen 1-street. Barrie vun. n. 1.11 I , 1'.IIil"l.A.II & MCCARTHY, durristers. Solicitors. Gonvevanoers. -&.o.. A D'AI.'roN Mocurrnv. Q. C. J. A. MOUABTHY, I. na. 1 . Burma, %.C..i F. Honnsny. arr 0, Mo CARTHY. Pmpmu, Mocmrnv-8: DUNCAN. Alliswn and ueemuro. Ilccurrnv. Evans, PEPLER 8; Mocuirny, Orima. ` .a- [AMES EDWARDS.` coiveyanoer. Issuers!- lllarrlaxe mcennon. Offlon ntrintlv ma- EIE LONDON GUARANTEE 8: ACCI- DENT C0.. LIMI FED. B. SULLIVAN DAVID * Commissioner for Quebec; 2. Box 73. Barrie. A-MM-- rroln III! .t`c`;"1` trains" V.-vu, a-nu v cuu, U V c.I.',y munuuy, _ Joan Amoxmson B. A.. D. F. MAOWATT_ G_'A. RADE o tornoy Sq . Ibo. ce- 's Block (J POUNT, BEIGE rlster o lid! umrgof 0 s-. Io`f:'..`i`.:" Wu.` Lonnie AI 1 EARN &` I Solicitors. ` . 0moe-( .ket Street I k. Tottenfu: Enuunn II , In xunmuuu 85 MACWATT, BARRISTERS 3 , Notaries Public. Solicitor 01! Supreme urn. .850. iarrle, 0nt., uices in ank of Toronto Block. No. 3. Owen Street. At Brunch moo, Eunvale. every Monday, JOHN Ihniznuanu D A n in an . __ ._; pp _-yovnnuv. LlIILllUo E. H. amuax. 0.0.. `LENNUX, AULT. KERR, 85 WRIGHT. Bar- ` risters, Souuxtora of the Supreme Court. Proctors. mcarjes. Conveyancers. sac. Mongjy to loan. Iicas, Hinds` Block. opposite N. &. . W. Ry.'s`s.tion, Barrie. and Bingham s Blook, Bmdtord. Auan'roN Lmmox. , WELLINGTON AULT. Joan 11.. Kn-an. ' T. G. A. Wmonw. v--vp vvvvu IJI-{U00 H. D. STEWART, .._._______,_ g.__ uuwr. nucwuuu an CRESWICKE. BAR- rlsters, Solicitors otthq Supreme Court 91 mate of Ontario. Prootors, ANotarlea_,Con- Boy ~oers. &o. Money to Loan. 01oes-Roea `on . cu-no. . A _ Wu. Loan-r, Q. C. , C. E. Hnwsom 11:. H. Cxucswxoxn; ..:-_:- `,l'l`BA.'l`HY 8: ESTEN. HE QUEEN'S HOTEL.-A. W. BROWN. Proprietor. Excellent accommodation for I travellin public. Barand larder well nup- iied with t e beet. Good etabling and attend vo hoetlere. Lu e or guests conveyed tree to and tromall t Few doore'w_eat ot'MI`ug4 kot at:-not on Dnnlon street. - T. BANTING. CLERK. COUNTY OF SIM- : 00!. will be at his 011106. at the Court use. Bu-1-la. avervlintnrdnv. n..m.....- ....a E. LYON , PRIVATE,-FUNDS TO `LOAN on Real Estate at lowest rates. Eamon Jen Discounted. Collections made in an part of the County.` Real Estate bought an aid. Oonveyanclng in all its branches. Mar- Licenses Issued. Olce-Ross lock. E01) Street, Block. . 45-ly __-__-' . ' - v u -an ----.____._j.____..__.jj._ WTEWART 8:. SPBUUL. Ban-mars, Solici- > Notaries. Lonveyaucem Mnnnv m --:---~ 0 FOR INVE.-5TMENT on good ZI , freehold security at lowest rate terest. No prilxfial mono uired until and the term. STRA E . Solicitor. to. ' 3" uoucxwra. uonveyanoera, &c. Money to an. 01oe-0ver D. J. Murchison : Store. Itrket Barrie. Branch Oioo-Pottor`s Block. Totten In. Enwmn J. Hun. D. G. Mmwmsox. )ICKINSON 85 MACWATT, Pllbli. Snlinifnr nf Hiiflhnvho OCARTHY, PEPLER & MCCARTHY, d81`.l.`i8t8l`8. Solicitors. Cnnvnvnnmm Jan- ' OUNT. HIGWBON &'(v'}'RESWICKE. I J rlstars. Solinimm nf the Rnnrnmn aunt no LOAN.-8250 ooo it s nd 6} J. T. spnovh Solicitor. e 0. v . ` - 331119. 1st 001 ... 1885. 41-if i_' A. ADENHURB1`. BARRISTER, AT- Solicitor in Chancery, C-onve an- _|r. Oioe -First Door 8outhotPoot on, 1nd : Owen Street Barrie. 49-I8. uun. wm no BIS ma omoe. It the Court |, Barrie. every Saturday. Residence and Iookamwn. ,\:_ _-.-...._v IIr__IIIll . L,-in-)~;.;in:` nu; `1o.v1I:_`ve-'-y.TueaasyL ` " ` i'1 W5dnesd" 5 y 3.0. addreas A`I11'ol-L`.'ni- mm 2.0 4 :. o.: |L=%oIzTTs:\fI&?I%+-1%," & MUR HIBON, BARRISTERS. citors. Convavnnnnm -nrn `Murmur tn -Luonrrgor ANI)-- ``~ ` ` [Avalon GAVILLER-DOMINION Provin 151 Land 8 . Barri o0uth7 s 131ook. m.' '.. 9 1? . , ._ _ [ONE large amount of `Jrivate funds to land on ntrniaht. `lmu-nu qt. numat mo.- 1 H. LYON, PRI VAT ` L on Real Estate at 1.F.'.g.2. ` 0. ~ , ,. ` - . -__ .j_: ;` .v'f ?lf::"_" gt`!/8 INSTRUCTION `.0053-A~x.,: % vnmm A - .. uannu an"mU1.UH.18ON, BARRISTERS. Conveyanoers. 850. Money II. 01oe-0ver D. J. Mnrnhilnn n R1-nv-n A large amount or nvate mnda ` ut"olielxi;1-on straight loans at Yoweat rates. MCCARTHY EPLER 86 MOCA RTHY. .Vl_l80EIal.ANl0lJ8. ---`--`-` uulsu. uexnenue or an uncle, Fire Bricks and Plasterers Hair. Storehouse at the Northern Bnwny Switch. foot or John street, near the - The bond or this Llmeis better than othatot nny other kind. and the finish superior oe-Corner of John and Elin'abeth'streets. ?::g L-____ ._:_.-.-_-.:jj_:.._--.. MAN ulmcrunns. _____________ lnrswnns. OFFICIAL. -1. nnuilo Money to Loan. mnulonn.` : HOTELS LEGAL. BARRISTERS. 1: of Justin. hint: 49-ly ' THE PUBLIC is informed A tht this now Hotel ianow opened for the amommodw ti t 11 ` N .113 bee ` u;3k3" 111: bias: itptginforqltot 2'lIl_:1_'p::t:i"' ' 5911;: been tux-?iah'ed'wlth every` '|oo_omm`oda- lo In`-oma`.na beverythink t.he,_`yL;,'_ f J. T. SPROUL. Asont. Hm Puma nsilmfns AND Soups, -Entnteee,` Jellies, etc.. order on `the shortest notice. rnssnf ovstm Atfs In stock. comforl"a'b_l-; roonis and "6 o cl_l_(3Inner. - _v-- nnnwnnll-IIIU IJIJII-Ilfllllu _ Clwfiror LCNKCN, ENGLAND, Onplte 2,000,000; deposited with the Govern ` meat at Ottawa 8100.000. Reserve fund 50,000 Sterling. THE MEROANTILE FIRE IN SURANOE O0 _0Iplta.lI500.00o; Government deposit made. I'll Anovn mm ALL sroox OOHPANIIB. rm: WA'1`ERL00.MU'1`UAL man INSUBVJ ECONOMICAL FIRE * INSURANCE - Co. BERLIN. , Total assets. s34o.oc'o. JAS; SGROGGIE, A GDNVEYANCER, 60lBSIONERINH.C.J. } --.4-3: PIO-NIO DARTIE8 SOCIALS & WEDDINGS supplied at short notice and on reaaomble terms. ~ FREDERICK .7` BROWN Agent for the toilowing Insurance Companies . (TD Tl\`KT`I'\t'\\`r Islsvrc-r A ---- Mad Inth var! at 9.3 .....,..1r"'...,.. ' Ice in! unut th boa ottgneto y 0 ---vac aoAn%nIuVei- ousE I 90 DU-NLOPSTREEI`.-* aiderable expense inc H08 (1 13' W ]Jl'OD31`0d 150 .....`:.... reasedhisbaking ral tro besto ed him in the past. begepato 2:580: that 1:: hagpon do a larger business ynmumuunaxnnv :1 _ - _ . V umer uuperintenden Railway Omoe. Moncton. N.B. Mav $. 1885. ______________________,T av-J `DB8. R `SS and Arthur, Physicians, Sur- Edln geons. e-o. W. A. Ross. L. R. C. S. .. L R. C. P.. London. J. R. Arthur. M. B.. Tomato University. L. 0. P. and S.. Ont. 0111095 and n` ha residencos. Brown's Block. Dunlap stream. arrie. Telephone. 77. L will nd it advantageous to use this route, as is the uiokest in point of time, and the rat are as ow as by any other. Through freight e forwarded by fast special trains. and exper- ience has proved the intercolonial route to be the quickest for European freight to and from all Tpointa in Canada and the Western States. ckets may be obtained and also information about the route and about freight and passen- ger rates from ROBERT B. MOODIE. Weste Frei ht a P sign ' Qsliorsgin Hgnseallock.u.ol;':t. or:'nto. D. POTTIN GE ` . Chief Slporintendent Railwav )`mtB,`]'nI|s|nn at n 1... M .....- manufactured fresh every day. As}: your - grocer for them and you win use no other. uluuu connections made at Point Levis with the Grand Trunk Railway and the Richelieu and Ontario Navi a tion Company : steamer: from Montreal. an atthevis with the North Shore Railway. - ' ` Elegant first-class. Pullman bu et. and amok! in: cars on all through trains. First-class re freshment rooms at convenient diatanoeb. V .....e aouuxuu U1 uunana are along this-line.` Pullman cars leaving Montreal on Monday. Wednesday and Friday run through to Halifax. and on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday to St ` J ohn, N ~.B..`without chance. Close connections made Point the (grand Railway and thn m.n..n.... THE DIRECTV ROUTE From the West for all points In New Brunswick, Nova scotla, Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton - ann Newfound.land. All th 11] b . shin Va 1 . sure resoerggeat ga:?h%ong thig-?i?1e.p e` __Pq.l1mqn leavinz Mann-mu nn Ilnnniv u-..--.--uv-n `av 11 vvulao a.m; and 3 ands o'clock p.m. Post Oflce, Barrie. June 285b, 1891. 86-11 J. ED WARDs_ Postmaster &- _....--may -Iva-VLU va-xv uaunxus U1 uucn luau. Postage on letters for the Dominion and the United states 3 cents per ounce and for Great Britain and Ireland 5 cents per halt ounce. R_e- gistration fee 5 cents. ` 11...!` `t_;;,, A INTERBULONIAL % % X RAILWAY. 1 I. cuLvEaw_EI.Li any money ordex-oloe Canada. Great and Ireland, Briti~h India. Newfoundland, the United. States, Africa, West Indies, Australian Colonies. Asia. (1 almost all foreign countries. and saving `nk deposits reeeivd from 1.00 to $3000. be-V tween the hours of 9 a.m. an 4 p.m. Letters for registration must be posted 15 minutes before the closing of each mail. Dnafnon an Ina-0...... 1-- 4:. _ -n H '.l`. ARNALL, M. no. M.. came in Waff- . well : Block. Allandale. On the premises It night. 43-1! -I\I-nu I\ `up. - . -- --