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ya isl 11.11.` LV\.Il`D' Ll\J -4; UV a.-aanvnvy of the Town or name. Province of Ontario. Solicitors for the Applicant. Dated at Borrio. aforesaid. this \$th day qt- Septembor. 1893. - . 36-tr M. Hammer! a well-known business man of Hilisboro. a.. sends this testimony to the merits of Aye:-`s Sarsaparilla: Several years a o, I hurt my leg.the inijury leaving asorewxichied to erysipeias. Ii suerin s were extreme, my leg, from the nee to t 19 ankle, being a so id sore, which be 11 to ex- tend to other parts 0! the body. ter trying various remedies, I began takin A or : Barsapariila, and, before I had tin she the first bottle I experienced great relief; the second botile enacted a. complete our . ICCOIMI UUUIOIU UILUVUUIA ll vvuarnvyv Ayer s sarsapavu-'ii'la Prcpuodby Dr.J.0. Aye:-&Co., Lowell,1nu. ..v'--v-- -' - - cm-eso_thers',wlI|cureyou, Made for E_i.1l_1;9_ "AyI-:R s `"1 `SAR_SAPAR| LLA ` , .___4___ l 'A sPr':(':IAL'r LENNOX`. AULT & KERR. ,1 LL- l'lI__._ `H I\_: 1 119 IIBO jyliule bill. MPORTER. STREET. l)um.m, Oct. 25.--William Field, M.P. for St. l aLrick s division of Dublin. in 5 Ipeech at the meeting" of the National lLssgue in Dublin last evening, said the Iri- `gldepemlem party was making progreu_ln. gall parts of Ireland. `Although Psrnellrbe ?xnenxl.ez~s would not Eltend the meetings of :$,lbe House of Commons regularly during 3 ulhe cnming session, their inuence would Q :be directed to the support. at the Employ- lers l;ia'l)ilily bill and other measures of H ,beneL tn workingmen. He also expressed- : hope next year a manhood sursge bill would be included in the program of the `puny. T --.:.__ !Ank Redmond to` Approvo Rotating lhmr Holding: by Force, mllnlammg. . . ` A heated discussion took place during ;`the dnv session on the question whotuherill ': me Uxhonist peers could be included in the ` Central Council. .4 m_._' D......L...o -..3..n n`nIInIyIvunn I-nu-swan` 3 ventral Lmuuuu. . ; f, Two" Preabyterian clergyman .moved V that onlv 10 peer: be allowed to Iin the Vcouucil, and this motion was curried. : n ,_ Il._ L --- ..... gut...` iL:- Q-nAI\_` councn, uuu mun unuuuu new vuunlwuu T` Rev. Mr. Kane supported this anuxond-1 `meat. and an a result. throat: werq made to dothrono him from the mutouhip of the -'0r|nge society. `.__A -l .|.. ....u..;.\....- canning an A6.-gfhn l ITUHHIUIII. PIUIIIII I |.vuv:uvu:u UV` dfinche intention and determiiietion of Umcrmen to adhere to` their British oumhip under the `sole. government of imperial Parliament and re iidiatin as Wading the position aeeigne to by` later iheHome`Rule bill. The resolution also elled to Iriahmen to unite in the de- iepnpce of their country against those wiahing mgpsrate it from Great Britain." Co], saunderaon, M.P.i for Armagh, said my, Ulster would be willing to obey` the 1,," passed by the Imperial Parliament until thit Parliament should ohooee_ to oust` Ulster loyalists from Great Britain; Then lb. loyalists would feel no longer bound to V . is... Dr. Kane. Grand Maaterof the omngemen. said no enmity existed be- men the Ulster loyalieta and their _iellow- countrynien. alwaye excepting those who followed the prielta blindly. The most" gitrocious _ _ =,mh, he remarked incidentally, was an `1,;,h.Anuerican, yet Mr. Gladstone had not desperado on the face of the _.__1..,i m urifn I latter enmmandina Ingh-Allleflcitll, _ycu,LuI. \1lGUBUU|lv unu uuu - muplcd to wnte I letter commending f 1,i,h.Americnus.' The men of Ulster held ' out the hand of friendship to those Catholic V follow-countrymen who co-operated with `them in nmintaiuing whatever was worth` : mlinlaunng. . A L....t...~| Aiannunn fnnlr nlnna (Int-Inn C`. U . uacmbled yesterday i'::9'I'JIl'.`:a_Hrlla- ~ If?- um ti men CO|1Ii|t,3 of 600 me mbe" I100 . ted by` um =`- ihe meeting muse Purlin U _ 0 man .' ill Hon::,[;u';rder to tIkg_ nu. ofthoU- . ~ ".|~ d m h ' ".`Iu 3, . . 3 menu wer;1cs:rq\:v?)t:dr:',1ll tit. Eivvhullong . "ilhb_"_`d 0: Ulutel-miI3;plg.nJ:O 1; zen: ' _ _ - , 0 membly of the ge::{_:,, Of Awit.1`1'eI.Ii:`k`. . ofthe lmor over 500 :` Ru]. 6.168 _ A8-by 1`boDuie Of Abercorn er. in `t'.nd`.'o loudorry were .1. Pnlnd Muqui. Inca, .139 sitting W" co lam, - Of Lou bum transpired um. n`l`tod_ in . Mm W. unanimoml ' O Duh. rl'Qtg.. |ltIrwh1_ch the Nuiog `loctood N _Abor. ` plrllament, nexz It! bylswl Ind other mt:(:toqg to d-i'.:ng,_ 1 lnQel...`b`. I. ~: ' , __ ` the members. rm... mrliumont pnud ` \ l'G|Q]n , + . dg. [I10 ['1 an / |wTzL1AMsN'1'u1r ULSTER ma |_mcmae1 mum n RosponI|biO" Bin-krupt. I T\_, . -_ -us ,, A __ ` --. ulyniuiat so nu:--'.`. . -- - --w v DEBLIN; Oct. 25.---:l'h; ro- fuued a discharge order in bankruptcy` `obuiued against Michael Davitt, Ex-M.P-. .n the around thnt. ha in lrQI!50Iib1O I ll Anqueilh G ving in to `odlnondf | I_.oxnnx, Oct. 25.-Home Secretary Aa- '.q`uuh xa vxsiting Hon. John ' Morley. Iriuh .50relary, and his visit, it is believed, will ib5110wed by the release of" uomeof the 1' Irish political prisoners. H.f'},?r;;rliumont passed Vde- .,:_.nhaint.cnti0n "-I-Ilulu against: lV].lcnl-9| IJHVIIJQ I-35H"""" '9 .'9 the ground that he in 5 re: oun_blc bblnhupt, from the fact that he to uses" to `mow subscriptions to be raiud to ply tho` QOII Of hi: Ahxntinn -uni-:tnI| . ' ."---w -u\.Jaullfu0ll 00 on I'll l of hu election petition. L __._____ and Delegate-n Atloiul nu in-n7 _ _ menu of mo Pnrll'nmeIu-'l`on Pour: Imwd to H" council ~.'. Dr. Kano` Elgf. - . m""d' _ Au VHL- TTnnn`-IA DnIl- -----cluullb uuu Jglyrlllpl-val wuuvuwvv F Lgrgnok. Oct. 2 .-H. F. Mogu,` editor f The Mark Lune Exgarou and Boll : Mu- '"r. Wu aummono to the _Bow-strut rohcu com Tuesday to answer 5 charge of` "Ubezzlin th f (1 {tab . .. T r ? nly _ete.` ----uczznng the mud: ofjahe plpttlo `_ He did not appear aid it In! qtstod $119`. 110 had shot. himaelt with a. pistol. Ho it ill alive. The hearing was Tsdjourpod. ` ` m Lon-alno the Friend of BIIIIII. `F -4318, Oct. 25.-DoputsI*.ionI from` 11 Lorraine waited upon .AdInirI1 Ann... ymetdny at the Military Club Ind `Preumed him with numerous tentimoniiln "bIcnb race. Deputy Mayo:-u in making tho ed by the inhabitants of ths_l.pro- . eunmaounia he wimid-the Riauiiaiu go cu"? Ihuuthny had trusty trioldi 1341800 \m"||Ieun Lorraine. . ~ " A Embezzl ement and Aunt:-mptcd` Iulblhd. Y...._ - l\ -- - In, . . ll ` The Naval 6 . `at . jg. l`9'." ilv 1)obI"' . to, P...as~ W _J`; .`i,`.`1:Ta-h-;1`;;`'fc-1!` -` :laI;I'il:1i';`:luo to EWI Qut ca? ,ig;'.` .d d. V.ry ~ **;::,.::.`;2u=--= " Ocron an 26, ` THE IRISH INDEPENDENTS. ------- avncreo TENA;NT8.' rwuns` IN coxrnzv; V A 1'BRl..FAl1'. . 1893.. rater THE LIBERAL nEIIR1aEn`AToIiT am 1: a nu 1:1) qx-i;r'_iin1_i11` 8V.1?1i"a. IN so our .ox1g'ogz_n. us Make: No Eiplanuuoli Wii17'Iolulkod During th Lam-ter_ Tour. Fight: shy at Reciprocity and commercial Union uni Banana fthow `travail of the Do- minion, Govoriunant. Bvn.1ro1u>,Onv..~. Oct. 25..-'m.. erdst Roman of "them I, Sir Richard Cartwright, * nude his `a. purunce as advertised at the Borneo. Hui hero lut. night, and the brood- illl! fear thll ha Iniahb hnvn nnnn MI` -` .... .... -- nu uvuu mu. ll|'ll(, Inn we Dl`09(l- in that he mi M have gone out of po itiua in that dinpe led. ' Th nttnndnnnn nun. AIu`it 0_:_ -_.1 4.1.--- .yvuuvu IU null! uupeueu. The attendance was only fair, and than of Sir Richard : South Oxford constituents- who expnntod that he would oxplnin vihy the nnnoinl side of the Liberdpolioy w_u not preimted to the elector: during the Into Lani-_ier tour, nnd why Richard himulf ro- mainod in exotic obscurity, weroidiup- pointed. T "A Innnkna` nub -5 LL- -..A--L ----A~ " \' II UU\ll Ho launched out at the outlet upon the trade policy of thoGovernme_nt and scanned the tnin_i|t.or|_`o1;`being in .5 `frightful dilemma. Thoymvore Anxious to securely `remain "fut. friondtwith tho manufacturer: and at the` nitric timo -propitioto the farmers. lI\L_ , no no . u The eombinel directed the Gov- `ernmentinrid Ministers were, so to epenlr, between the devil and `the deep lee. They were nfreid of the eleeeee, whom they bed protected, and morally afraid oi the masses, whom no `emeunt of protection would prot", viz., the agricul- turiet, the lumber, mining gnd fishing in- duetriee. . . V ` ` ` ` ` mL_12,_,e u e.I ' - A- The ecal policy of the present Govern- ment. had unneceaaarily increased the taxee ot the people. The National Policy had all- eieted to increaee the coat of the manu- factured article. while the price of cereals had fallen in the last 10 yeare 30, 40 and even 50 per cent. Thu urhnln nee-Ae-an A` Ininlvdnn -van en `rennin! ` UPVII UIIU PUU |Vo Sir Richur denounced the mixed system of ad `valorem sud specic duties as taxing the goods of the wealthy lighI.ly,Iwhile it bore `heavily upon the coarser `uleterials used for general con-. sumption. g The policy pursued by the Government was the reverse of every principle known to true statesman- ship. The ministers said the aggregate of the tari duties wee 17 per cent., with the maximum 35 per ceut., but as a matter oi ; fact with the ad valorem and specic duties combined, taxation reached to 40, 50, 60 and even 100 per cent. ` , II . .;.......A el... `KT 1) AC I-.-.... .I-I-..-I 6- B. te UVUII UV [ICU VCIIUJ The whole Iyutemvof taxation was 5 fraud `upon the poogle. ` ' Rip "Dial-...n AAn'IInnA:: kn nn:w`:` -uv-In-an uuu cvvu Luv ya: ucuv. - He accused the N. P. of being disloynl to N Great. Britain, inasmuch as many articles M enumerated were taxed higher coming from England than (rem the United States. A line: nnnlinn -I-Hating nf {ha ntinn nnnn I'JII`I|'U UIIQII IIUIII UIIV \IIll|lC\I NQUKIWSIQ After quoting statistics of the duties upon iron and cotton goods Sir Richard took up the reduction in the sugsr duties and sc- cused the Government of robbing the revenue of the country for the express purpose at beneting Senator Drummosd end e few sugsr reners. Over 3,000,000 pounds of sugar were snnuslly consumed in Cenads. A tax of 1 per cent. was levied upon this. Not s cent of it went into the Government money chest.however,but found iue way into the pockets of the reners to the tune of something like $2,500,000; mu- l..s smug. nf nnnnn nun IIAYI. Ann. Ill! Ilu-U U1 DUlllUlu|.ll' unv wu,uvv,vvvo The last ceneue of Canada was next con- trasted with that of 188], while the e eaker attempted to ehow that this was ue en- tirely to the scal policy of the country. Ontario and Quebec have not, Sir Richard said, increased by one-half as much during 1 the 10 years from 1881 to 1891 as during ; the 10 years previous to 1881. ll... `Princes : nkns-`an. nnninlt Riv Anlnhl ` vnu 1U yclrl pruvwua nu Java. Mr. Edgar- e charges against Sir Adolphe Caron and the imprisonment of Mr. Ellie at St. John , N.B., were then touched upon, after which Sir Richard declared himself in tavor of free trade with all the world. ii possible, and certainly with the United faint IIVIUIIIIV Ststeu. The Ant!-Repenlers State Their Intention ol N ot Talking "Longer Than Necessary. WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-l1r.` Jones did not nish his speech in the Senate Tuesday. At 4 o'clock Mr. Jones yielded the floor, saying that hewould conclude his speech at another time, perhaps to-morrow, and that it was not theintention of anyone connected with his side of the question to prolong the dis- cussion any longer` than was necessary for them to give their views` entirely to the Senate and to the ople. Mr. Faulkner ( em.. West Virginie) said that. as he was satised that Mr. Jones` closing remark stated correctly the position of the opponents of the bill. he moved that M Senate take a recess. The motion was agreed to and recess taken till 11 a.m. _ to- e: l\I0$- IIIOITOW WAsnIxa'_roN_, Oct. 25,- Conrad N. Jor- dsn, sssisbent treasurer at New York, left here for New York yesterday. He was here in consulbetion with Secretary Cerlisle end Assistant Secretary Curtis as to hastening M the pending redemptions of currency wish I View to decreasing gold` payment: It the sub-trensnries. The reserve shows signs of increasing, it. being to-day nearly Q00 nnn nnn ' UIU-Inns, $732,000,000. llylnuulllunev -ev `Juneau. v--- v.---.-. j The public was admitted to the meeting ' 'hall at 4 o'clock ingthe afternoon, and fur- - ther resolution: were olfered _end adopted wilhout dissent, declaring allegiance to te |Uni1ed Kingdom and thanking the mem- lbera of the Home of Lerde for ejecting the ., llinme Rule bill. ' " Ll While the Ulster =Pu-liement wee in eel- Hon 3 simultaneous conference of Unioniet ` women was sitting in Auembly Hell. `rho Reception to the Governor-General and Lady Lbordoql. _ I The errivel of Lord and Lady Aberdeen- hae caused a utter of excitement in the eociety circles of this eteid town, and the reception to the repreeentetivee of Her Mejeetyvthe Queen will be ettended by many of Toronto's faehioneble demee end demoxeellee. - 3- uni Iv`-en gpg - R __....-- W Qlllilluuo , Patriotism, of course, is not the only motive of those who will be at the .l'a.Vili0l1 this afternoon. A large .majority of the ` fair sex, at any rate, will go as much to see what others wear as for any other reason. They will observe many of the ladies who wi grace the scene wearing the Lady Aberdee`n ~ fur cape, the latest and one of the handsomest designs of the approaching `season. Messrs. `W. 8: D. Dineen report-a large sale of this style. which is cerlainto beene ofgthe reigning fav_orit_eTs. . , 7 "" ~~ ----- --AM-nnnnrnlltlf Illbbilltill IIVUIlI`Vln Fur capo: are -upporontly rupplunting fur jacket: in popular favor.` This in due to the foot tlnt with the large olooven of l naodern drones jaokou cannot be worn with any dogroo of comfort. Tho long cnpu now in vogue `arc tho molt con-g voniont. and lout;,ox naive gnrinont. ob.` tninnbio. while the s`nt.y.,_o! the now- nylou muku than no fulnonnblo. ' `All the new designs, ago was I` ocinl priour during ` the oontinn3snoo.r ` .1110 } October male as Dinuu , K1n_g_snd2Yongo-4 \rvv--__ II-IIOII. sin nguuu o;x 1r:_ c_goa._ _ A . Nnw You. Oct. 24.-'-Chu'rlo"y ltoholl 5... ntoppod training and W. A. Brady hu de- ..n...a nu Bollnzbrqko Qlub s._c_>g`o__n-l_3t`8A1_!`l,0:0[ nt;;>;>;'d-1-:I"'n'i';in-3 A. Buay nu u - clined the Bolinxbroko Club : ponot $12,000 London. Both principals for the big ght in _ ? hope tho Conny Islundclub will also curt of them as tar; as the expenses nlrndy_lnqur;:d \ .1 `V are concorned. 80 for u can bo I00, light 1| 0! for good. - ? . Q _ THE SENATE AND SILVER. 710 E-BQfALTI IN 1'0 WN. `lho Um, Bonn-vo Increasing.- - UlIIl`U UUUIDUJQ V , Most of the membgrl were so dissatised I 'vIilh the proceedings that they left. the hall. I . [ The meeting resolved to rain: guarnnteo ~,!und which could nobbe called upon unleu > lnpnrliament. at Dublin wn croaud. : ML- ....LI:.. -..-.. ...I....l6|-.l tn I}-an In-|A.nI>.:nlI ;.:I:';::'.`:F`p..;'*:';*.";:2":.E _-.. .- \1Iu\lSUI\IIl I Mr; garjeant, of` Barri " pulpit in the Methodist bath evening last. travel. 4! -44! THE NOR'1;HERI;I`ADVANCE We show the largest; best tting and cheapest stock of `Mantles in Barrie. You can save money by buying all classes of Dry Goods here. We insist on saying that prices are the lowest here, quality being considered. We ask for comparisons and invite criticisms." ' NOX, GROCERS, [New Fruits arriving daily for 1 Fall Trade. suns, RIFLESAND spams nouns, ROPE iAND_ LEATHER HALTERS. "STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCECO. INVH STED IN CANADA. OVER 3 8.000.000 ACCU MULATED FUNDS ` 38 500.` 00 TOTAL ASSU RANGE - " l09,0W,00 INCOME - `- - ' ` 5.000.000 PHENIX INSURANCE CO.. Of Hartford. IMPERIAL Insurance Co. . ' A COMMERCIAL UNION Insurance Co. NORTHERN Insurance Co. V NORWICH UNION Fire Insurance Co. EA S1 ERN Fire Insurance. ` PROVINCIAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, &o . &c. -- inn! Support the` Employers` Liability 1 lml--L mixing for Mnnhond sulfrngd. to v- --- -- the patient in the act of broathing T'l`h1-gt and Lung Surgeon, of 78 ccaul 81:. (non Dxsmsns Tarn-tn.-Oatarrh of the Head and Throat. Oatarrhal Deafness, Chronic Bron- ohltln. Asthma and Consumption. also loss of voice. Sore throat. Enlarged Touails. Polsnua of the None. or any other Nasal Obstructions romovqg without the knife. l7'lya _ _r__.-._ _.V uwmson. Barrister. Solicitor. 850.. inn-3 tstreot. Bu-1-to - - 0F:F1cE-47 Dunlop Street. J BARRIE, Ont. .,,_,,._ Cattle Chains. Lanterns, X Cut Saws, Axes, Handles. Apple Parers, Stove Pipes, Horse Nails, - Holse Shoes, Bar Iron and ' ` Sleigh-shoe Steel, at LHENDERSONS. BAYFIELD ~_UTTE_R_AND I;:_c_3.c;s LIFE AND FIRE 9 not only handle the Choicest Goods, but our prices are i below competition. Coax, Oct.` 25.-A deputation of tenant: I who had been evicted from their holdings nixed on John Redmond, M. P. for ` Waterford City, and leader of the Pa.rnell- i no section of the Irish Parliamentary 'lparty, yesterday and asked him to approve ,i pruj having as its aim the forcible re- `asking of the farms from which they had !been dispossessed. . I u. D..,:......u1 gauind his visitor: to Money to Loan. Until further notici '3 :-i'y. t WASHINGTON Graduated in 1872 at Vin. toria. University with honors. The same year naaeed the examination of the College of Phys)- cions and Someone. Ont. Sinoo1880.-Dr. W. has devoted his whole time lo the specialty of the Th;-out and Lung `D a.u9vu-v 0"88B- Tie out repreaents a orous Respirator and - _ A I__.-_AI_.l.... In this Store All Dresses UTIUISS ls nereoy Wen Inst uavrgu nluaaa of the Vin eo Thornton in the County of Simooe and rov-nee cf Ontario. Laborer. will anpl to the Pnrlnament ot Canada at the next sees on thereof for 3 Bill of Divor from his wife. Elizabeth Jane Hioks. of the City of Toronto. in the County of York and Province aforesaid. on the ground of adultery. 1 ' O'l`ICEis hereby men that George Hxcks } Vmageo in .4 mm...-.. nnll I-nvonnn .4 nntm-in. Laborer. `vuren ulupnaluantu. I ,.\1 r. Redmond advised his visitors to iwaiz until it. was eeetfwhether the Govern- kirmnt peued a reinstatement bill. He blamed the Anti-Parnellite members of the E trifimg with this question, which H has be- i.come the more dxicult. of settlement since Dlhu House of Lords hss rejected the Hope h.,1_. LIII ~ House of `Commons for postponibg snd