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l .lb|S11V3U1V U "l\|.aVVl1l. 1, Darrxawra. nu- | tasies Public. Solicitors of Supreme Court, etc , _ Barrie, Ont. Offices in Bank of Toronto Block, No. .lO,\lv`.en street. Branch oice, Elmvale, McKeggie's oc '- I` . r\ is un_.__.____ R. PALMER, Surgeon, Eye, Ear, Throat, Nose, 46 Gerrard street. east, '1" osonto, may be con- sulted atvthe Queen : Hotel, Barrie. on Friday, May the xoth, from 8 to u a.m,, and the second Friday of every month. ' R. J. F. Palling. Graduate of Trinity University Toronto, Fellow of Trinity Medical College, Member of the Co leg: of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Office and Residence, 18 Owen street. McCAR'FHY, 15EpLi~ii2 & McCAR'fHY,A i3u- risters, Solicitors, Conveyancers. etc. D'AL'roN MCCARTHY, Q.C. F. E. P. PEPLER. Q.C. _J. A. MCCARTHY. D. C. Muxcmson. - Barrie. " ONALD Ross B. A.-Barr{ster, Solicitor, Conve ancer, etc.. money to loan. Oices, Bank of Toronto Building, Uwen stret, Barrie. 48`-ly EGOR, M. D c. M., F.- T.N1J1lc. 0 . Graduatelof Trinity University, Toronto, Fel- low of Trinity Medical Collage, loronto, Member. College Playsxcians and. Surgeons, Ont., Late of Toronto General Hospital. V Oice. next door to Mr. Ball's store, lhornton. N.B.-Will be at Ivy every Wednesday, from 1 to 5 13.11:. . Will be at hgbextevery Friday. from x to 5 p.m. .1... . i:_.` _....- DR. J. C. SMITH, L.C.P.S.. 0nt..' (late of D-:5. I-larvie 81 Smith, Orillia.) Oce and residence --corher of Owen and Colher streets, Barrie. 23-ly RS. ROSS 8: ARTHUR. Physicians, Surgeons, etc. W. A. Ross, L.R.C.b. Edin,, L.R C.P., Lond--n. J. R. Arthur. M.B. Toronto University. L.C.-P. and S., Ont. Ofces and night resiJences- Brown's Block, Dunlop street, Barrie. Telephone I?` - .-j.........-._...__~_.. 1 R. R. A. CALLIGHEN, Graduate of Trinity University, Toronto. Fellow of Trinity Medical College, Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons 0: Ontario. 03ce--over Mr. Monkman's Drug Store, Dunlop Street. Office hours Irom 10 to 12 a m.; 2 to 4- and 7 to 9 p.m. Resi~.en.e--corner of Worslev and Clapoerton streets. WM. RICHARDSON Dentist. Graduate of . the Royal College of benta. Surgeons, and Honor Gradnate of Toronto University. Preserva- tion of the natural teeth a s `ecialtv. 0icc-- Both- well's Block, Dunlop street. arrie, Ont. 8-ly v--vw Speaking in Chatham on Wednesday night Mr. Campbell gave` his answer. He contended in the first place that a treaty with the United States could be secured without discriminating against Great Britain; but, nding this position` `untenable in theface of an intelligent audience, he adopted the only` alter.- native o'ered* the saying boldly, ` Even -if it does involve discriminatory duties,` that of -it l: ' s ' acres` .3... A __, .,__,_| I W. :I)..wlVIAcLAREN, Dentist. successor to Dr. Bosanko. Oace--Rooms lately occupied by_Dr.Bosa_51ko. Resig:_nce-Oq9en's Hotel. 16-lg H. LYON. PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN . on Real Estate at lowest rates. Farmers Notes Dissounted. Collections mad in any art of the County: Real estate bought and sold. nvey- ancing in all its branches. Marriage Licenses issued. 0'1c>-Ross Block, Dunlop street Barxie. `A z~Iv_ . FO_R INVESTMENT on good , freehold security at lowest rate of interest. Nolifrincipal money required until end.of the term. , H. STRAIHY. Solicitor, Etc.. `D...--1- STRATHY. Q.C. AME5 gsuwnuua, vonvevancer 1ssuc_r ux Man-nnge Llcen-es. Oice stnctly pnvate. Post Office building. Barrie, and at his pnvate resi- Annnn Marv ntrnnt. xjclv r USU. \ll dence. 1 BANTING. Clerk County of Simcoe, will . be at- his oice. at the Court House. Barrie. every Saturday. Residence and P.O., Cbokstown. - .--.-pr ---. .-..- . --. WELLINGTON AULT. llvlplv ' ']0HN Dxcxmsox. B.A. T D..F. Macwzrrr. ;_'rRA1'HY ;-[;fSTEN`.2. `HE QUEENS U1n1..-n. W. onuvvn, Proprietor. Excellent accommodation for the travelling public Bar {and larder well supplied with the best. Good stablmg and attentive hostlers. Luggage of nests conved free to and from all trains. Few oors west of. arket street on Dunlop at-aunt MCCARTHY. Pp.PLnR, MCCARTHY 8: DUNCAN, Allnston and Urcemore. MCCARTHY, Pnrum, CORBOULD & 1\"IcCAk-rnv ' Orillia. \-I an nan l street. `ATEWART & BOY.*s'.-'-BarriSters , Solicitors of u.............. (`......o (`,. pt:-, nlrps--2 IAMES EDWARDS, Convevancer` Issuer of ;_ _1!!g_rragj1a privatg. ` 9,... D__..!_ _._J -. L2 . _ _ . .'.s gggg ., ______._________._.._______._____..___.. BARRIEV PLANING MILL - GEO. BALL, Ca. penter and builder. and manufacturer of doots. sash, blinds, mouldings. etc. Planing of all kinds .done promptly and satisfactorily.` Factory, Bayeld `\stre_-.t, Bame. . A MORREN, Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist. . Treats all diseases of Domestic Animals (Horses. Dogs. Cattle.-Sheep, Pi , etc) Dental work and treatment of diseases 0 animals used in the stud. spe/cialties. (`ice at Love Bros.` Lwvery Stables, op -asite Bank of Toronto. Residence. Stables and nfirmary. 6: Collier. street. next door to the American Hotel. Barrie, Ont. Oice Telephone No.70 House Telephone No. 7. 1o~ly ONEY AT 5 PER CEN'l`.-We have a. large amount of private funds to loan at 5 er cent. on gvod approved security. MCCARTHY, Espnxn & McCAIu'Hv. ' _..__.. ,..._.._..... ._.._........-... )Ix{vsoN" & aAcwM:7r, Barristers. No- 4....:.. D..l-din Qnlininu-a nf Sum-`mp Cnurt, I'll`. . I `V IIIDU `IO Well; what of it ! Are we to 0011-` elude then that the Liberals" are pledged, through? Mr. Campbell, he `go the length of raising higher our customs h_u-piers against. the. Mother. ; Country, lowering shone dis e:ee!#ideUnitde new . Turnntn- Fellow of Trinitv Medical College. b TO LOAN.--'$z5o.ooo at 6 and 6 cent. J. T. SPROUL, Solicitor. ctc., arrie. 41-tf. Barrie. xst Oct.. 1885. .F. GREGG, Veterinary Surgeon. Honor A . Graduatcnt. Vet. Colle , Honor member `Medical Societv. Ofoeu-Over wana Dry Good .1... I\.i`ln'_ C0 ` 'D.nI:lgnnn p Rnlonuhsr Sf. M ca. pocsetv. R stqre, Dunlap St.` `Residence. 56 Mulcaster St. umces-uver nwans ury : ` l-lNS0N.&SARJEAl*IT. BARRIE, Im rtera and Dealers in Coal: of all Kinds, and eorge town, Gre and Guelph Whit'e Finishinlga8Lime, Cements 0 all kinds, Fire" Bricks and P tcrers' Svorphouie at the Northern Railway Switch. :l,1.l:f'Jll1:5:ttt'thmnc`tl1\thfdept`thThklb`:Ind 2: _e`,_V twr atoanyo at 31,311 Rnnwugnmlpr. H)ice-(`.`.ox-net of Jolm And ma. nlusn uuperw | EIizab'eth:_ streets." `Adams in ma Anvnuct [ T. ARNALL, M.D.C.M., oice in Bouf$;1i's . Block, Alelahdale. `On the premises at night. 43-ly W. PLAXTON, Barrister, Solicitor, Notary D.\':n r',nnun\:un.~n|- Rn`. Oim-.9: over Fraser. `V Innuolvu V.-~- -'1'-we-% ha881ins' ...._-._..?_. ._...-_..... VETERINARY summons. Juuuu-5 , ' street. MANUFA CTUBES. ruvsnmns. % MISCELLANEOUS. $357 ._____ -._......-. .. l)EN'1`ls'1's. IIOTELS. nuus, '45~ly- cur-.-, .7... _ -_. V A.` E. H. Cxnswtcxn. Aux. Cowax. G. H. Esnm. IVKIEC I ! ; 1-ly Ton-onto............ ..... ,_ To:-onto._. .... Toronto;................. Torontoand ALL mm. south at.. . . . . ' " No:-thBa'... ..... Meavord ranch Railway and Noxth s;',;.'. coeRxilwayat...... . . . _ _ _ __ -"-"' '-- "-"-- --a ------ I llj . Monty Orders issued nad aid on and 3.-om _ money order. office in the cminion of Great Britain a_nd Ireland, British India, Newfound land. the United States, Africa. Weq [my ' Australian Colonies. Asia, and almost all fun?` countries. and Saving Bank deposits reueived {nil $1.00 to $3000, between the hours of 9 a. m_ and ` : mo X1073 Inc closing U] cacn mall Postage on letters tor the Dominion and the Uni States cents per ounce and for Great Britain Irelan 5 cents per h-l ounce. Registration fee cents. 5 Mail Matter taken from the street letter bum daily (Sundays excepted) at 8 o'clcck a m. and o'clock p. m. ' *7-jaw` BIIIBIE P081` arm; I :~=onjri sealers 5 which?` 1., 116- aI1ct.heif_` nation ` by.` -"t_l1ie}{ laid: .._6f`- which Canada was enabled to" _s.ecnmei:'the award inthenrab place and on which we are `relying now for 'the`enforoe`u_ient of pay'ment.'l' Are we to he asked to discriminafe against. the wares of our fellow citizens in Great Britain, who take freely $43,000,000 worth of` our farm produce every` year, in favor of the aliens, who accept. only 88,000,000 worth of the products of our farmers, and that after the ex-action of toll upon almost. every dollar's worth sent`! 1. '_-_ cu- n:..L......1 n........;...I...9- xucavoru Dxjlncn nauway and North him. coc R"-ulway at. . . . . comngwood and Orillia 'a.'.'.'.'.'.'.' `.I'.iII ' Gfavcnhurst Branch Rai way at.. .. '::d;'::-..P::r;:2:Ft'*it:Stisw ` rlulsuarc, Urdlgllfhl, ualston, 1; and Crown Hill at . . . . . . . . . . . . . Midhurst. daily, at . . . . . . . . . . .. , Grenfc.-`ll (-Tuesuays and Fridays) at .M Letters for registration must be posted ' before the closing of each mail 30 mmut pncfncrn nn lpfhirn inr II-ua Tlwnininn -...A `L- n . [MARBLE WORKS, brown ruu, uauuun. nagar, braigh and Hill.- dale at . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., Midhurst. daily, at. . . . . . . . . . , , , , _ Grenfcll (fuesdayg and Fridays) at, Torontoat...... . . . . . . . . . . . ._ Torqntoat....... . . . . . . . . . . . , , ' " Toroptoap... ., . . . . . . . . ' " Railwav maiis from the south at . . . . . ' " North.Bay . . . . .. J Mcafod Branch Railway and No;-if, Smcne Branch Railwarn at mcalg cl Drancn nauvtay and North Snmcoe Branch Raways at . . . . . _ . Collingwood and Orillia at . . . . . . . . _ Gravenhurs Branch Railway at , _ , , , _, Hillsdalc. Craighun-t, Dalston, Edga, . . . . 4 Ofce hours, 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. (Sundn)-'3 em ed) gnd for 29 minutes after the arrival of the To -Vto mght mall on Saturday night, . ..|_,_ ' 11-..... n-.a..... :-.......u _...a _-:.u -,_ . - Having bought out the business of Mr. A. _M. Bor- rowman, intending purchasers will nd it to the advantage to call at the woiks and inspect the stockof i&c. whkliiwl sell at Low PRIzc'Es,.w. sistent withrst-class work and materials. Being direct importer of FOREIGN GRANITE, I am II position to meet all fair competition. iiuf:Wv:s::JSi:uJ'i;h;;duC::t;;right e statement at Oshawa in 91 thatfthe Liberal party did propose to give ad-. vantages to the United States which would be denied the Mother Country that ruined the changes of the Opposi- tion in thatoampaign. Mr. Cambell'e declaration, unless promptly disuvowed by Mr. Luurier, will have the same effect now.-Newe. Being a Practical Worlnnan, I Guar- antee Satisfaction. M|%fLH 1 ' INSURAN CE AGEN TS AN D (,0N- - . VEYANCERS. Represent the following Companies :- THE SUN Fl-RE INSURANCE OFFICE OF LONDON. El\ G. 'lhe oldest purely Fire Ina. (.30.. in the World THE INSURANCE C() Y OF NORTH AMER- `lf`_A l`_nnitnI QRCKIIOKII um VVA'.l'.UiI`-I.llI\J 4HI|J .l l:JI.1.: P1151) 5AV~vv- ANCE 00. Capital. 8500.000. THE ECONOMIC A L FIRE INSURANCE CO . BERLIN. . Total assets; 8340.000. Money to loan on rs. mort ges. C00` veyanoing done, Accounts colleote . kc. >"OEFI(.`-E. -- Over HENDERSON? I-IIIIII II I-nv naevovg ' scnoeem as smrrn, Insurance new Barrie. Ont.. -._af '.I.'l:1l1i INEUISALVUL bu 1 U2 nunxxx zunuu ICA. Capital, $3,000,000. PI-Ilc MEROANTILK FIRE IN SU RAN CE _00 Ospltal 3500.000; Government deposit mane. THE WATERLOO MUTUAL FIRE INSUB~ AXYIIII` (VD (`nu-nlinl 2500 N00. M U s 1 0 H A L L- BARRIE, ONT., CANADA, Y- _ ,_-___.._.._ ........ ......- -...... ........|...:,.... r.. mules \I.I.` .I.` i`: Jan \I 1 Hardware Store. Bln, VII I ., van:-nun, Is a rosperous town. over 7000 porulation. 64 mil" nort of Toronto, the unction of our railwa)S 0` owned and run by the rand Trunk Railway. lqlh` heart of a i eat agricultural country. \'it _ radius of fort - miles there `are the towns of `Collin! wood, Orillia. and other smaller places. A want 10, felt in Barrie has at last been eupplied in tbe crcft|' of a new. large, beautiful and commodious MLSIC HALL with gallery. Seating ca acity. goo to H300 supplied With ten sets of First-c ass Scen-'r\' N Piano. Chair Seats; lighted by Gas; heated P) H Air; Size 50 by 80, srage 50 by 25. drop Curlal 26". :4 feet; the Scenery runs in grooves; the acouslll properties mound by the best competcntJd3" to be rst-c . j hm I ,. First-class Concert and Opera Companies. P_~`P"' _ lar Lecturers and Public Men are Book:-d at all um -_ D .... .. .I-J`. 1`--ans kn nan wollk OI` An old-tune lxpermient nov1ved-Its Omoago Promoter is Sanlulne. Bishop Fallows, of `the Reformed Episcopal church, opened his pl_ice" on the 21st ul't. It is called The People s Institute Home; Saloon,V and it is designed to give men all the ac. commodationsof a saloon, without the alcoholic `accompaniments. There was a ineglunch, andefour pretty waiter girls were in attendance. Many,old- timefriends came in and` greeted the bishop warmly , as `he told" them of the nutritive properties of the nonrylcho-2 holic beer, which would ow from the spigots as soon as the pumps were pro- perly `tted and connected. It's a pure brewed extvact of hopsand malt, he explained, "and whilethere is no alcohol in it, any beer drinker will do- clare it to be a good, bitter drink, and a close counterfeit, of beer, without any of the bad effects of B alcoholic beer. I am satised that it is going to be the drink of the place." He grew so` en thusiastic that Billy Bradley, the colored porter, was sent down below to tap `a keg, and bring up a sample pitcher ot' the foaming beverage. It is called the .Bishop s Drink. 7 There was a great rush all day.` and the lunch suf fered severely.-.[Bishop Fallows is well known in - Barrie, `having visited Christ Church several times in his oicial capacity prior. to the elevation of Bishop Campbell to the episcopate.'--' ED. ADVANCE] ' i ALT, Tmins leave Barrie for and arrive from}; the undex-mentioned places as f01lOW8: [I Barrie Railway Guide.E lax` Lecturers nna runnc Men are Dooxru at o--_~--m . . on Reasonable Terms by Day, Week or Sh` HAVE NO Acnms. . Address all communications to N. I(C)INGn d M ` w er an anager. ' n Buuuz. ONT. C3`d" . . 2 20-6. ' av- fui`t"aI:is::1ua`n1uc%r:nnsin G. 3; I-onnw HANDLES ALL KINDS OF - ' SALES. ' Are a. specialty, and parties intnding _t0 sales,_will consult their own interests by placm sales tn his hands. - ac-nut... 1.4`; 59, `run AnvANClI. oice `Ti! 11 t1 I Z H.111. 10.15 2.35 . . no-1 P--m in his hands. . 5 e Wu E 0rders left at Tm: Anwuvcn oic _ ORD- attended to. 35. G R. F _ / Reliable tenant wanted for Lot 1. Con. H Sung dale, containing zoo acres. with about :75 acreSf"su, cultivation: situated Half a mile from town 0 ' net. Good buildings. ` ` " F9: further information apply to ' Mnssns. AULT & COWAN. ' Solicitor!-Bf -,z.! rs`;-,uu . n. 1:.-3.2 ... . lYO;!IlId l Awthl Blunder. V : Grover Cleveland and John G. Ca:-' lisle, Secretary of the Treasury, pri- vately marketed the last issue of United States four per cent. bonds at 10.4, Canada's three per cents. brought be- tween 97 and 98 last summer, and this quotation indicates.` that the favored syndicate was lucky`; even if the price offered in open market ' for the bonds did not reveal at once the size of its prots, and the extent of 0leveland 8 `awful blunder. l].AJlll.lJl.'UL` 0 6 57 a..ui. 11.28 am. 5.07 pm. , 8 59 p.m GRAVENHURST NORTH BAY. 11 29 a..m. (from Otillia.) 6.55 a,m. 9 25 -- 224 ~- COLLIER STREET, BARRIE. Or 3. G. Mains. ' 4 Russell Sheet, . Taro! 6)! " U 60 " .07 p.m.--Gravenh st onlx) 2.34 p.m. Z 4 8 59 u.m. (to Orilliu) 5 05 ,,.m "C ULl4ING`V\ 001) AND MEAFOBD. 10.55 8.m (from Collingwood)7.13 n.m. 2.35 .m. 10 13 a.m. 8.13` " (to Collingwood) 5.30 _pm PENETANG. In QKKn-an II]. 8.13 pm. Fair MAILS Evan? DAY 1 FARNlTST1OC_K_$;I'\.LEm4 A Can] Respectfully solicited. The prots which the syndicate se- cure; on the transaction are estimated at;$l6,000,000. The sale was made privately, and the go-between was F. L, Stetson, Cleveland's former-'la'w partner, acting on, behalf of some of the President s.old Wall Street friends and._ t_he_Rothohilds. J.J;HOBSQNL -_--.-...-` -_.-u FARMS TO RENT. SIMCOE .!'9'`'_." '`.".*?.!``_'[; (BoRRowMAN's OLD S1`AND,) DAILY nuns pox .+:smme r . BARBIE AND, AI4l:lS'l'0I\'. HAMILTON. KID"? VIOY &VV'1-VCQ|\g)j All these circumstances would be suspicious but for the universal belief in Olevela-nd's personal tncegritj. rm.- 1)......:.1..._;. :. ..I...........,l ...hl.. husk, TORONTO. J. EDWARDS, Postmaster. Mma 1. 1895, ' B . Toronto DUB FROM Ill \JIU VVIIIIJI-A D ULDUIIUIA nnavwan. nv. _,. he President is charged with noth- ing worse than a blunder; but ahlunder that diverts $16,000,000 from the na- tional treaaury- into the pockets of bankers is bad enough. It is a. blunder that Hon. G. E. "Foster would not have made, nor Sir Richard Cartwright, nor the Hon. R. Harcourt. The bond sale which Lieutenant Governor Ghapleau engineered on behalf of Quebec last year was bad, but still a masterpiece of nance compared` to Cleve1and a achieve . | went. FROM. I all Pospn Aucnos How has Trade nu-vlnjurod the English A1mn. about mu `l&ngu:1}_;u V8.l`i()H.~A not he. "Russian ! lrsoxus :1 :81] 0t In-1'.` '.,31 dible _,_:_&*Ilg.~', zu ,' ` ,. :'\lll nbw take `gngges of seventh ix Olly` nl led in t dockm . years :u_: A route w: ' Elliott, `down an` burm- jure(l.. ' house V4, da.nmg.:s- alleges, bad on- C81ls'(`(1 h the injn every ni night Ih wreck ta the t.}`zl(.V all these -the mum in bi.` fzu _"8b0uL {hi I` pened.- . \.nnu\.._..,u bn.r0n` forks in 250 ye-zu' 868. bun gers int ,the pix-..~; be (own life, how ngers i as :1 mm his mun gent lem a. part 0 knife d-u-:w-- The wail of the agriculturiet ie a) perennial and universal one .in this age of large towns .and iron horees-`-and nowhere more so than in England. The English agriculttifal laborer is still little better off than a helot of old, and as for the Englih vfarm_et'--onoe the national type of health and -plenty-.- he, is being fast crushed out of exist- ence; ` ' Pau, on was hm` two pro enough :1. s 1 us!-ful A p1fon;:9, _absol ut, and the tun-l OTUEUIH` 11111111: in 8 weal 14 steel ft all pro req Hire steady cnrvi 11;: E}.'171Lf{ moo. _ clmps of (`XM- M Chops! ing pm in \'(`l)N. S(=.r\'i(re ct>kin in trod u n`Oces.-n to be FIVE , Fork kni\'0sz. ment i 1.")t'h (Z8 unknu ever It ruin. 0 "`-THEY!` T What t or 4: cm in 1194:, But. no ary pm scribe [I !.l:(-av 1 L`. ..l. that. I) So f vvitlm ti innple in the says H instru necessi invent cnrirou. conditi in -com that tlh the am of Stan and it. t(_)0l.s` u like pl L`...-1 ` vuvvu Buy in the cheapest market and `. sell in the dearest, was (3obden's cry, ' and the result has been that England's l elds now lie fallow, and; she imports ' annually butter, eggs, fruit, etc.', to the. amount of 142,00.0,000. According. to a. paper just read by Mr. Sutton be- , fore the Farmers Club,'more than three ' and 9. half million acres of arable "land - have been tutjned down to grass in England alone during "the.last thirty; years. ' ' ` ' - _ Mr. Gladstone, who is an.-iruthog-ity . on ll things, _,_is_ not-.wsn'tihg w_ith_'-92- remedy ft`-l.1'`f:e.-;', ' ts?`P1t` friii'=s ".1f|.5k,. 3iii!a;?Z mitt? .*019Chuhja;. ......`. the In: time n knives lery; t in HM: c0\'(3l'<-( cullml Slmie of one day;~;. cord:-(1 shut, it but th comp: ivm'y~ln of Lhe: used In Fremll I erica` Eatlnt manor i-`snows nun. ar..;.rw1..; gm nos direotlv mtema 1.. flunchester ootsone, Bradford. woollen lgooda and feunclry similar articles,` 1! fl ___-_ -I_ l!_I_;:.... W `What became of Rome's ghting men whe_n'_the population ceased to tea new itself from the hardy sonsofl the Roman peasantry 3 Not all" the glamor of wealth and foreign glory could re place the leek-ofsouh in the long run.` The fruit was still ruddy and blooming to the eye ; but the `worm was already working, beneath -the surface. 't . not .`.1Il7'~ns'._n nausea: ' A bill 18 before the New York Lbg- ' islature similarto one in Ontario for theogging of acerta'in class of crimi-`q nals. The billconsists of an amend- ment to section 14 of A the Penal Code, empowering the court in its discretion `to add ogging tot-he punishment now prescribed. by law in the case of a male person convicted of -a felony consisting in or accompanied by the iniction of physical _ pain or suffering -upon the person of another. The sentence is to specify the number of s lashes, not to exceed forty, to be laid upon the bare back `of the brutal miscreant. The Sun endorses the'enactment.of -this law as a very proper deterrent. A ruian who is not to be restrained from brutality. fromha-If `killing his wife. for instance, by fear of a brief term ofimprisoument, would not need more than one ogging to be kept from such barbaritv there- after. The greatest eiciency of pun- ishment consists in the disgrace in.volv- ed in it ;.,but for multitudes of crimi V nals there, is no disgrace in mere imprisonment. Their characters are gone already, and the only dread they have of connement is because of its temporary restraints. Under the pres- ent ameliorated prison system, too, a brief term of imprisonment has its compensations formany convicts in at least providing them with support with- out severe consequent hardship. If the penalty of death were inicted on all murderers with equal and certain justice,_it would unquestionably be a valuable deterrent from the crime ; but it isa measure so extreme that juries hesitate from giving avverdict which will involve its iniction ; and thus its usefulness to society is greatly decreas- ed, if not wholly lost. Its value con- sists in it being bodily punishment, `universally dreaded. This same `dread extends to all bodily punishment, and therein consists the effectiveness of the penalty of ogging. The fear of im- prisonment exerts a comparatively small inuence in deterring "the crime. I No ruian exists who is not afraid of J the lush, and its application to him is a disgrace of which every criminal is acutely sensitive. Although the law has been for many years in force in Ontario, `and _has been applied several times _in this city, to criminals of the class for whom it was specially. intend- ed, it has fallen of late years to disuse, but there is no doubt 01 its deterrent effect in preventing violent and brutal assault upon the person.-London Free l Press. The Prom: of Football. The most interesting aftermath of the foetball game. isithe nancial `state- ment from the Treasurer `of `the Stu dents Body of Stenford University. h ehAneIwry has be'en*e'h9in8eAr9cn...ethvei : Attorney-`General `Sitcom: of had piomieed by a letter to Mr. La`u r`ier,_" am if the Libs;-al_ pm, won at the Approaching elections where should he 9} change in the school law. Mr. Sifton denies the truth of the whole story, saying, there is nothing whatever it it but sheer romance. Treasurer `Hoover makes the follow, ing statement of the condition of the athletic treasurer, subject to some s`ight amendments -when a. few out- standing bills are received : The total receipts of the" game were $11,485. The common expenses shared by both. teams are as follows. :--Repair of stands and buirding new oues:$1,017; ex- penses ofumpire and referee, $369 3 tickets, $l50 ; advertising, $100 3 rent of grounds, $250"; extra expenses, gate- men and `ushers, $250 ; total, $2,136-. _-_ dun turn ..`I_. .....'..\I.. A: ""'i:`b'-IQ YeZ$Z-33,3119" mi; i2"I1&'J1i}' Zia. vided between the two nniveisltiea, and the sharp of; each is $4,674 50. ,__ _;. IlA.-_l.--_'.J IIIJV Dunev \Il vnvu av wa,vy .' vv The eeasen s expenses at Stanford iwere as follows : -Coach and family, $1,050 ; training-table. $650 ;\ extras, $200 ; athletic goods, $850 {repairs of athletic grounds, $100 ; band, $110 ; expenses of manager and treasurer, $200 (estimated); incidentala, $200 ; ltotal-, $3,360 ; balance, $1,314.50, -v u-_'_1v._-.n _';'LI-:- 4...-.....-.... L-.. VUUIII. vv,uvv , vwnwuvv, v-,v--.v The Stanford athletic treasury has been bankrupt for two years,'. with lia bilitiee amounting to nearly $1,000. These debts will be paid and the ant plus will be devuted to track athletics . and baseball. For next spring the formerjhae been granted $450? and the latter $400. ` it--;1`1__ __A.Ll_.1 ..I._A. A...`...l.`....-.l uuvutu. qp-xvv. It is practically settled that Stanford will meet. the Un}'ve`rsit.y of Chicago on Christmas Day in San Francisco. Berkeley will play at Palo Also on New A Yea.r s `Daiy. V After Christmas the Stanford team will visit... Southern California` - ' '- |- e V Britain's nun-an/n. Jgtpes Keir" Hardie, M.P., had an- 'other.hearing on the 25:1. before the -House of Commons - Committee` which is donaidqringlhnayfor. the relief of the u'I'_1employed.] H "said: that th'e.diatress was so._widespr9adV that 3 acute ,gr__ant of 5,-000;000%would:. only vtideh `over the needs ` of `tyhd 'unemp1oy`ee1"throughout- hthhnontryh for six vheeks-h '1-:;__;;_ ;-L;_1`-in -;;'.-." ._`....;.. A '"33iI."'1'; '2.13"EE' sum giants `would not -have the effect to debauch the worklgsq p9op`l_e*' for '9. generation to "ru-I" in 14 |'IvI` '1` ' A;\'i' ' up .1. 1-epliued i .``No ; it there in any -debguching going on now is is `in ; (long under the i;`xufn'oe"9f char- ? " "'5 THE: uomhmm ADVAME. go. I-I. LYON cc son,` "The incessant wasting of a con- sumptive can only be overcome by a powerful concentrated nourish- ment like Scott's Eniulsion. _If this wasting is checkeq .and the system is supplied with strength to combat the disease there is hope of recovery. tts of Cod-li_ver Oil, with H4ypo.phos- phites, does. more to cure Con- sumption than any other known remedy.-` It is for all Affections of. % Throat and Lungs, Coughs,Colds, Bron- chitis" and Wasting. TPamzWeffm- C Scott& Boume, Bellavillo. All Drugglm. 50c. 8: 81. J.G.SCOTT %I)RA|Nr PIPE, Pnmuun CEMENT ` A V 1 > Water Lime, Plaster o|'Pa| -In, am. ` 9"_"5`?'_P,!" iNEW PIANQS Pianotorte Igljigr, Also Pianos that have beenin use alwafya on hand for sale. ' - ____.,,____ - _..__.._-.._. _- A c--r-- There is trouble in the Washington Cabinet. Post-Mast er General Bissell: resigned his position last week to the great regret of the President. Cabinets are not any more harmonious in the personal relations of their membersthan church choins. I It is not likely that the'Presidont would -care" for a third term if he could get it. Latinas: svn nu-nu-u ~EXC}IANGES .1v.I:AD_t~:. 1 > The Repairing of Pianos 9. Sbeclalty. #1 Elizabeth St.v we-u---- .__ ' I consulted doctors whggn-escrlbed for me, but to no purpose. I s ered lnaiony seven long years. `Finally, I began ta in? Ayer s Sarsaparilla. In a week. or two noticed 9. decided improvement. Encour- `aged by this result. I persevered, until in a. month or so the sore be an to heal, and, after using the Sarsaparil a. for six months, the gust trace of the cancer disa.ppeared.-- J s E. Nzcnonsox, Florenceville, N. B. liier .1`-`i-3;$2!P!i"a AuD I`*roRs AND ACCOUNTANTS 1 REAL ESTATE AND TIMBER LI_qm'r Bnoxcns. Acnon AND TONE neculnmnf SATISFACTION GUA.RANTEED. ' 'I` CSVB O N 'I` O- as-ly . D . CAMPBELL, JAMES McPHERSON. Acaiamma, in Trust. . Auditor and Accountan ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. Li ung-Chang the great.` Chinese statesman, lately deprived of `his yellow jacket, his buttons and: his peacock feat-her, for allowing the Japanese to og the Emperor's soldiers, has had all V his honors restored and has been a. num- ber of times admitted to the presence of his imperial master. Hehas uud_er- V taken theduty of Ambassador to Japan and peace maker general. iLi s' safety_ is not permanently assured, he may yet be deprived of his oicial breaches and lose his head. ~ V 15-?! comeouuo. I Arecent duoovery by mold physician. Successfully used monthly by thouuando qr Ladies. 13 the only perfectly V V V _ sate a_n_d reliable medicine dis; ooyered. Beware of unprtnolpledh druggute who one: Inferior medicines in place or thin. Ask for lIA.'I.I_ l\-AA-- noun` m 0110!, I!lIel'l0l.' xnemomes Ill puwu In. vu-Inn an. au- Cook : Cotton Root compound. tatko mama- tuto. or tnclouo 01 and 6 cents in postage In letter and we wmsend, sealed. by return mail. Fulluealod particular! In plain envelope, toladlea only. 8 l stamps. Addrelp The Cook Company, hiluulnnu uib nnnalq Ihluyuu `So.1dAin Barrieby. W. Gunning vu-U MITIIIIABITE AID BITUMINOUS J ,\..mv1rnnx.n., Assngnee m Trust. `'9 Hk\\\ `II "IIIIIIl( III Mn James E. Ntohol:on.- CANCER ON THE LIP OURED 3? omen Younsnhvns in? xiolun. FL'LL.IN ~`.'rRI_Jcr1oNs BY .`.IA`L. smo - Adresa`: T ~MAXWELL. ll4. O Hara.1~ ...- I)-..'I..J..l..- 2 `IO ' ' . . Admitted at the `World : Fair. Dr. Steele, of the Southern Metho-i dist church, said at a meeting in Toronto the othernight, that the Class Meet-. ing in the South is dead. Years ago the speaker said it had become a fos-. silized institution. The tendency` it has always shown to become a mere formality in churches was responsible for its decay. Anyway, in the South ' it was dropped `because it had lost its force. This statement _ fell" like "a thunderbolt ou the ears of some of the staid old disciples of John Wesley in the Queen city. onion A Yuma Rosa Bln R. ` Foot of Toronto Stree I T To onhone, STAMMERERS. E mulsion F 330055, BARBIE, ONT- ----SUC'OE8BOR 'ro--' ASSIGNEES, ----D-30.13 : in--.. General Booth sees trouble ahead from the submerged masses of theworld unless conditions are so changed as to give them a chance. The same opinion with regard to the United States is held `by Congressman Hatch. . This is the way he talked in the House a few days 380.511 prophesying a Reign `of Terror : Now, mark what I say, If the inex- orable lawof cause and effect has not been eiipunged from the statute book of the Almighty, unless a halt `is called P.D.Q., you may expect to see the hor- rors of the French revolution put upon the American stage with all the mod- ern improvements, and that within the next decade. ,N or am I alone. That gentleman, Astor, who went to Eng- ]`. <`.1- 59996 time ago," bought a place on ` the island and became a Brizish sub- ject, saw what is coming as plainly as I do, so he took time by the for-elock and skipped out when there was not such a rush for state-rooms as there will be after a while. - He knew` very well that if things should keep on as you and 1 have seen them for years past, the time `was not far off when. there would be such a crowd of his class of . people hurrying abroad every outgoing steam- er, he might be shoved off the gang plank." - 0!` Dy`;-; V: "V99 7". `` " ." u; cuuj%npn:LL`g.'99..T1om;nqo.L ` For side by LM{.\nkt,x1a!i, Barrie. `Dr; sImpsnn's `soluble Pessary 1 .';u;. a..? .1.-.-hm `n'(-nliians-i`:-LnI>'15nn"nQ `,'}:51;;'f3u;3?L'i;te?I3J: - for ohstructlonsrtaucorihea.`ac. lo. fsanound. =thia..` By.all;Dtu ts,- >..orby:ma~ 1; II'b0A8o.31-K933 ' 35~ olrcuinr-ea. -_ 15 Victnria-St. , ZILUV JJJIJIJQ. 1110 `J Isl Parkdalew 6-l8_ !0T)l< sCottonl{oot 7-`tr lmbb ).VlCl.'I1n1\Duu, , Auditor and Accountant. Bag":-ie H WSON & CRESWICKE. barristers, Solici- tors of the Sn reme Court of Judicature of Ontarior Proctors. otaries. Conve ancers. etc. ,Money to loan. 0ices-Ross Block, arrie. in nu I1_._-_-_- A 1'4` I-I Cnnnwvruw An old book quamtly says that when the whole system is pervaded by well-oxvgenated bloodgvigorously propelled. lite and activity are copiouslv communicated." Which means that when the blood is puried by the use of A3ier s Sarsaparilla, perfect health is the re- eu t. V . j-:'--. 1;. ~R_ADlNHURST, Barnste:-,_ Aztomey, Solici1;on`.,in-.Chancery. Conveyance: etc. ? |.O.ne--Fir st door Owen street, over Bank of` Com- ..-.... n..-.:- ~ 4o-48. -I T. S;UL Barrister. Solicitor, Nd ` Con- `o ve ancer. Nione to loan. Omce-~` Bot well's Block, unlop street, arrie. 1'1KAl.l1! dz x.'.aI.nn.. _ Barnstera, ` Solicitors in High Court of J ustic- s, Notaries Public, L'onv_eyancers. Uices ovex the Bank of Toronto, Barrie. ` 11.---.. 2.. -.....- .6 Q. ...... ant` unurnrrln, tn Inan at K Barrie. _ . . 7 Money in sums of $3,000 and upwards, to loan gt 5 per Cllt. v 1.: `LI c....._-... nn I`. `N Fe-I-nu, S'1'.I'.'WAK 1 cl DUI 3.--Darnsters, concuura us Supreme Court, Conveyancers, etc. Onces-1 doors north of Bank of Toronto, Owen street, Barrie. A H. u. STEWART, LL.B., W A. Bovs. Money to Loan at Lowest Rates. EORGE w LOUNT, Ban-risver, Attorney, Soli- cito Notary Public. Oices in Bothwelfs Block, Barrie. Ont. T - 34-ly G W. 14-'.LA2'1'uN, barnster, apucuor, notary . Publxc, Conveyancer, &c. Oices over Fraser. Uark.& o'n._ store, Dunlop street. Barrie. Money - rivate and Company funds to 1: nd at lowest rates 0 intereat on (own and farm property. 9-ly. A. ULT & COWAN. Barais ere. Solicitors of the Supreme Court. Proctors. Notariss, Convey- anceru. etc. Money to Loan. 0ic Block. Dunlop-st. Barrie. 117..-- ______ _. A"-.. Atuv l"nuIA\1 M. M. CAMPBELL. Barrister, Solicitor-,l Notary, etc. 0fces- Barrie and Stayner. l Barne 0fce'--Ba.nl: of Toronto Building, Owen street. 5-ly ENNOX 8: KERR. Bafristcrs. Solicitors of the Supreme Court. Procturs. Notaries. Convey- ancers, etc. Money to loan. Uices-Ba.nk of Commerce Block opposite. G T.R. station, Barrix. Branch oices at Alliston and Creemoxe. HAuG'roN Lmmox. Joan R. Kenn. Mr. Laurie: should Dlsavow it. 7 In the course of a speech delivered a few days ago Mr. Campbell, of Kent,_ declared that the Liberals would, if given power, obtain a full treaty -of reciprocity with the United States within a very limited time. The N ewe pointed out that such a. treaty as Mr. Campbell indicated could not be secured without involving discrimination against Great Britain, and "asked the -gentlee man who declared the ability of his party to make the bargain if he and his associates` were pzepared to. pay the