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W. PLAXTON. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary . Public, Conveyancer, &c. Offices over Fraser, `L link 8; Co's. store, Dunlop street, Barrie. Money - _rivate and Company funds to lend at lowest rates 0 mteres: on town and farm property. 9-ly. * ULT 8; COWAN. Barristers; Solicitors of the Supreme Cog:-t, Proctora. Notarics, Conve - ancers. etc. Money to Loan. Oic:s--Ross' Bloc . Dunlop-st.. Barrie. 111..- - -_-.._..-. A n. .. Av Irv CnWAN_ EORGE W. LOUNT. Barrisaer, Attorney, Soli- citor. Notary Public. Oices in Bothwelfs Block, Barrie, Ont. 24-ly M. M. CAMPBELL. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, etc. Mone to loan. O`ices-Barne and Stayner. Barne foe-Ban| of Toronto Building, Owen street, 5-ly : ,DICKINSON & MACWATT, Barristers. No- ] taries Public. Solicitors of Supreme Court, etc, Barrie. Ont. Oices in Bank of Toronto Block, Iflo. . Owen street. Branch ofce, Elmvale, McKegg1e's In.-I. }MCCARTHY, PEPLER & MCCARTHY. Bar- risters, Solicitors, Conveyancers, etc. D'AL'roN MCCARTHY, Q.C. F. E. P. Pnrum, Q.C. J. A. MCCARTHY. D. C. Muncuxson. Barrie. UN`AL.U RUSS b. 4-\.-barnster, aoucuor, Lqnye) ancer. etc.. money to loan. Oices, Bank of Toronto Building, Uwen street. Barrie. 48-ly DR. `PALMER, surgeon, bye, nar, 1 nroaz, nUc, ' 40 College street, T oronto, may be con- sulted at the Queen's Hotel, Barrie, on Friday, Oct. the nth. from 8 to n 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.lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Oice and Residence, 18 Owen street. L `nurses, uogu, uuzue. anecp, 1': , etc) Dental 331-1: aixd trea_1tm_ent of diseases I130 nngnals tied in . am apecaalncs. 084:: at ve on. `very Stables. oppcaite `Bank . crf Toromn. rRaidennp_ ="l`he following is the report of the Special Committee on Equalization of Assessment : -That in accordance with the resolution passed at the January session of the Council, your Committee met on` the 27th day of May last and entered on the labor of equalizing the assessment rolls of the several munici- palities within the county. ~h After much and careful deliberation it was decided that the basis of last year was as fair and equitable as could be devised, and was therefore assumed for this year with slight variations. Your Commit- tee have ascertained that an aggregate on the local rolls exceeds the equalized assessment of last year, and have there- fore added a uniform rate of two per cent. to all the municipalities to com- ply with the requirements of the law. A slight addition was made to two municipalities on account of the more rapid increase in their valuation, while it was found necessary to make a small reduction in the case of four munici- palities which are apparently deterior- ating relatively in value. The accom panying schedule marked A is here- with submitted for your approval: EQUALIZED AMOUNT mom SCHEDULE A Adjala . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$. 853,305 Essa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,659,204 Flos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 3,304 Innisl...... . . . . . . . . .. l,74l,5ll 'Medonte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 797 .697 Matchedash . . . . . . . . . . . .' 67,238 Nottawasaga . . . . . . . . . . . , 1,915,279 0ro.... . . . . . . . . .. 1,493,874 Orillia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 561,727 Sunnidale . . . . . . . , . . . . 753,148 Tecumseth . . . . . . . . . . 2,042-.388 Tiny. . . . . . . . . . 785,908 Tay.- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ` 470,687 . . Tossorontio.i. . . . . . . . . 2 682,026 Vespra. . . . . . . . . . 829,423 West Gwillimbury . . . . 1,423,126 . Alliston Village. . . . . . . .. 151,890 ,. Allandale. . . . .. .. . .. . . . ` . 89,887. Bradford Village... . . . .- - `136 071:, Barrie Town. . . . . . .=. '. .- .. 967 462'_ BeetonVillage..,,......-. - "67.65_4 Oollingwbod Town . . 832.271 1 Oroemore 78,489 0 09 0 Solo ad. I` - .0r_i,llia_-,'_'.|2own..i. . . .- . . .' 564,72_8.l,, J1 O?I'.!9.I`II,g|,1i's,h_s/no. .-.f. . . . 1187,:8, l3,- .St'_ayner`,;; '.;.;..+. 9 `1l53.75o, ~ 3 . -uusswa. Ipeuaxues. umcc at Love Bros. L oposite _Torom:o. Resid Stables and nrmary. 62 C011: _rL strgel, ne_)_:_t__do uh; A-snack... l.l..s_1 D__.:- n F. C. GREGG, Veterinaryesu 1:. Honor Graduate Ont. Vet. Coll: onor member Medical Societv. , cen-.Over wane `Dry Good store," Duulop S_t. Residence," 56 Muloaster St. OHNSON & SARJEANT, B ARRIE. Im rten and Dealer: in coils of all Kinds. and eorge town," G y and `_Guelph_ Whige Finiahin Lime. Cements. of all kmdn, Fzre Buck: and tents Kain. S rehoueeat the Northern Railway Switch. foot of Jo n st:-eet, near the depot. The bond of this Lune in bettetthan that of any other kind, and the nish, superlotf. Oice'-Comer of John `and Elizabeth etreets. . r . t D R.HJa.1 _nr\|-not UK. J. kt. DVl`1Ll'l, L..La._r.o., Una, uate of urs. Harvxe 8; smith, Onllna.) Oice anayesxdence -corner of Owen and Collier streets, Barne. 23-ly 'aVl\Il.\l\liA` vgtcnnary an n and Dentist. 13.. Treats ali diseases of gomestic Animals (ma 13083 Cattle Sheep. Pi etc) Dental work and treatment of diseases n .n:m.I. ....a :. cram K the A RS. R055 8. . ARTHUR. Physicians, Sutgeuns, etc. W. A. Ross, L.R.C.b. Edin,, L.R C.P., London. J. R. Arthur. M.B. Toronto University, L.C.P. and S., Ont. Oices and night residences- rown s Block, Dunlop street, Barrie. Telephone - R. WM. RICHARDSON, Dentist. Graduate of U the Royal College of Denta burgeons, and Honor Graduate of Tordnto University. Preserva- tion of the natural teetha specialtv. 0icg-Both- wcll's Block. Dunlop strut. Barrie. Ont. 8-ly O I-Ii. LYON. PRIVATE FUNDS T0 LOAN" O on Real Estate 'at lowest rates. Farmers Notes Dis.`ounted. Collections made in any part of the County. Real estate bought and sold. Convey- ancing in all its branches. Marriage Licenses issued. Oice--Ross block. Dunlop street Barrie. 4:-Iv. Adjala ..$. . .. . . . .. . . Oro . . . . . . . ._.. 0rillia.. ..... ... . .Tossorontio.i. . . .2 Vespra.......... .... . ..`. Allandale........ `. . Bal-rie'.|.`own. ; Beetonvillage. , , . . . . . Village. . . . . d Midland `Town ; . . . ` .0;-Vijlia_-%V',Twn\._I. . .' ..'P6I!6Dghihpno. . _.,:., THE QUEEN'S HOTEL.-A. W, BROWN, Proprietor. Excellent accommodation for the travelling public. V Bar gnd larder well supplied with the best. Good stablmg and attentive hostlers. Luggage of ests conved tree to and from all trams. Few oors west of arket gm-Aer nn n....In.. I-I CIIID stteet: Ansum 1-'1..ANu\Iu MILL -GEO. BALL, Car- penter andvbuilder, and manufacturer of doors, _ssh,. blinds, mouldings, etc. Planing of all kinds done promptly and satisfactorily. Factory, Bayeld street," Barrie. A .' V . . I`. VVo I}. LVIACLIIIKDAV, IJCHKISI, SUCCCBSOK .50 Dr. Bosanko. Olhce-Kqoms lately occupted by Dr. Bosanko. Residence-0ueen's Hotel. 16-ly ' I` \II\ 11` V l'a1 AUDI` .l On good $ 1 freehold security at lowest rate of interest. Nolfrincipal money required until end `of the term. . H. STRALHY, policitor. Etc.. Barrie. 37 onmr AT 5 pm: cum-.-\ve have a. large amount of private funds to loan at 5 per cent; on guod approved security. MCCARTHY, B}_ _LER & McCAR'my. R~ T. BANTING, Clerk County of Simeoe, will ' . be at his oice, at the Court House. Barrie. every Saturdav. Residence and P.O. Cookstown. 1_1o'rm.s. .::---.-.- _____ QI:IEEN'S for 6pauAlI:n.-u -'..l.IZ.u Da._ u.....l I.._.!.... _...II _..-_I:__1 ,,_-. sg_I_;nIE'.` sIg_y__'. weak: a ;Z. } .,. AMES EDWARDS, Conve ancer, 1ssuer of ' Marriage Licenses. 0 ce strictly private. Post Oice building. Barrie, and at his private resi- dence. Mary street. u-ly --uuvr ---, -__---. Wznuuaron Auzxr. JIl)Ulu Joan D!CKlNS'o!', D. F. MACWATT. QTRATHY 8; ESTEN`4 V ' A. _ {(AUl1VUl(D1, Darnswr, .nj.|.u To Sohcator xn Chancery, Conveyancer I:.-._l7:.-ar Anew Owen ntreet. over Bank 0 MCCARTHY. Pgpum, MCCARTHY 8; DUNCAN, Allston and Creemore. McC.uu'Hv, Panza Conaovnn 8; MCCARTHY bx-illia now mun utoomrlng and curry id u 1: Stoves ofjthe latest unrovgd dezlgga. 3 _ hAND EXAMINE STOC bBf0l'0 3 It-`why; . 5 . ,,.s H I ` . I'Hsc'ooIc7sEi"r'i:r?b L `I.-AnaIi'I"3Ar_f: un'n.~ cue. n." )0NALD ROSS B. A.-Barrister. Solicitor, ,. A-noun: nnngn 1:60 onnnou n `nan. 0mC8_ )R. `PALMER, suzgenf Eye, Ear, Throat, Noge, `n Calla-an an-not. Tnrnntn. mav be COD- oteth K#-M95 gARRIE PLANING MILL -GEO. BALL, nenter andvhuilder. and mnnufnnm--. at 4--.. FjOB:J;'\:IENTY-.slX YEARS _ I71`.--`.-; -I3: )R. VV. D. MAELAREN, Dentist, successor ml I`).-, Rnnankn (ht-p-Hnnn1t: Intnlv nornnhnrl R. BOSAN KO, DENTIST--Ross block, east of Post _oi ce. Oice open every day. 14-ly [ T. ARNALL, M.D.C.M,, office. in Bothwell's . Block. Allandale. On the premises at night. A1. VA. RADENHURST, Barrister, Attorney. Q.l:.~:on- in Clannn-rv. Cnnvevancer. etc. -MORREN, Veterinary Su and Dentist, Treats all dinmnn nf y`-...o:. A..:.....I.. Ivuur ltf IIHJCVVIW-9'93?-I I l\ICI`I `IN CANIDA. TOTO-VTTI * Iov1y~zeather.j fit.` if` I `in. u . v I k.yn ' 5lic_ii5_1" 7:3 7C ha.neeEy, Conveyhncer etc. -First door Owen street, over Bank of` Com- n....:- u A0-A8. vnrnnlnuir svnanons. vuvu can-nu-5 uuu usscuuvc uuaucrs. E; Few oors west of arket street on Dunlop V C. SMITH, L.C.P.S., Ont., (late of Drs. "yin Ry Rmth (1:-ill}: \ ni.-p nnn -rpsidpnz-,9 n1ANU1rAc'n3}ms. , PHYSICIANS. FOR INVESTMENT on good freehold securitv at lnwest ran: nf FINANCI DENTISTS. OFFICIAL. Total., ` l;n_Gu._. nan. _ . - Bamsters, Kan`-f ll` `unfit :-I, 1 unuyn, 45-|y~ Co UH 43-ly ti. Cswhev. c1Ai.. Auzx. Comm. Esrzn. Iui y `A-1- 'rIIa;uon1nnn Auvnn - C-uCvvI h`?l'I I! A luv-n .\ `- ;o.nvnnnsING mvrns. -um intduwn ms A GIRCIJLA-non OF FOUR. TEEN HUNDRED AND FOUR COPIES. Annex: ,1! not quite double that t . Paper pubilahed in Ba.rr?e.y om` double Ba.rr(i e.my 0" _C'AnvIn.'r1snns snotmn N031: -1-ms not` (12 lines solid nonpareu make one lnom_ Reading notices. 10 cents ner line for first ,, sertlon: 6 'cents per line for each suueequem Insertion of the same matter. All items under 5 lines of this character charged as 5 lines, - TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS. ` First insertion, 10 cents per lin . sequent insertion. 4 cents per line? Each ' Legal. Olciel and Government advem ments will be charged at above rates. TRACT ADVERTISING. Contract advertisements will be taken at th following rate which are drafted on com commercial p ciples, and, as they will b. strictly adhered to in making new contam- nfter present contracts expire, there will 5,` only one urice for all : A 1Inch.....V...........1 2} Inches .......... .. 5 Inches. 1 Column. 10 Inches. i Column 10 Inches, 1 Column 'i{& 3e': - r"%$ :`n`3`2`i.`i`o'J`i3" .i.`i1`;`;,` ,`;,, space for advertising angthin outside then own regular business. ho d they do so g:;1;i;1`1ttra.tos will be charged for such advex-' Wlllu LII yvl. vvuuo uuuu nu H Preferred positions in the paper mm b. sold at an advance of one third on above race; This rule will he strictiv carried out. CONTRACT CHANGES. Advertisers will please bear in mind that no. tice of intention to change advertisemenv. must be handed in to the office not later that Saturday at 10 o'clock, and the copy for such ..r.....u. mnnt he in the ADVANCE oice nm 1. ... .;a2@Ts?i{ ECW111187 an LU 001005, uuu um uuyy [or such | change must be in the ADVANCE oice not late: than 12 o'clock noon on Tuesday, in any week otherwise the advertiser's announcement mg; not be made public until the week following, Advnv-tinnl-II will not. he allowed to nae mu. Condensed sdvertlsexpents on First Page such as Wants of all kmds. Lost and Found Property for Sale or to Rent. Sgecic Articles Etc.. Etc.. must be accom anie wxth the cash and will be lnserted-F rst insertion, 2 gem. per word. each subsequent insertion, 1 cent r word (names. addresses, and gures counteg words): but 9. reduction to 1 cent per word wu be made when the number of insertions or tn eme matter exceed Fomz. . - - , - n4__,.- _- _-4, _.,-_,4- `For one month-the three monthly rate win; '15 per cent. added. ' mun-.. A..- _.....4.I... 0|... bk-an -......_a.Lu_ ' nu yva. vvn--v .-..-v_.. `For two months--the three monthly mg , with 10 per cent. added. A.:l\...-l-__-J auunnnllvlnna In hn Vlnrunu. _nu . sunny Inns.-Ilsa: vs-vwv`. - vu--. (`nu for Advertisements must in every case be mounted on solid metal bases. - uaa vv A'1'n'rsuUU M UTUAL E11111; l1\aun' ANOE 00. Capital. 8500.000- THE ECONOMICALFIRE INSURANCE co. 11I".'DT.`l\T ~v-:-v-p- 7 uatvsa: NTRACTOR of all kinds of excavat5"9 in SIWIRS CILLARB. WILLS. Cxsrnxus. Dames. $5- 1 `'0 ; End (cue:-al repairing done on short n0" . . . . L. . . , tag wot fox Dunlopptrcet. Barns, Ist ho_use 9:8_ly ---v H '_,~ *7`...-. - .7----*I S. corner Wellnngton and J:'g . ` 8 room! and woodshe cg. ` . . B 9. EV?` Best lotntnon m am 2 N` _ . . .._- u-v~.1.-11V . T sqpscnnaz ran %shev%Avance. 0. I-I. LYON on son, INSURANCE AGENTS AND cox- - VEYANCER8. Represent the following Companies :- THE SUN FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE OF LONDON. ENG. The oldest purely Fire Ins. Co. in the world THE INSURANCE cow or NORTH AMER` ICA. Capital. 83.000.000. THE MEROANTILE FIRE IN SURAN CE C0 0811381 8500.000: Government deposit mad6 `l|1.I`l' r `mun? nn ID - . ..-.\... 1\'D1`.D. I Luuu assets. 3u_mu. Mono to loan on ra: mort ages. Con- VY3||0 8 (10116; Accounts collecte . kc. l'\`I1|'ln`l I111| ?____. -.u\ m .\\YYQ THE um BEl|ABlE AUCTIDNEER G._R.FORD F Works. scnoceuz a. suiiru I BUISUHUII Ontu J.G.SCOTT GOAL DRAIN PIPE. PORTLAND CEMENT Medicine (.30., ..,.'n. sum1.y" with his brother Mlf.` David Hill.` - b . `-Ir--W vvv-uvvv o vvuvurunuuub uoyuuu mauv- HE WATERLOO MUTUAL FIRE INSL'B' ANNE n-no-1 cum nun . -' --v.-3 uuuv, CLIZUIIIIIIIIU UUUUUlUUo \Uv OFFICE;-.- Over HEN DERSON -9 Hardware Store. lI&8MITH. IN co Agents m3;$.33.. '"" HANDLESAALLT KINDS or moms -A sums. 3TiK?BUf6iEI: Houfsr-: +0 RENT ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. WV I-Iuuuu py a notice gxven tree or charge 111 we xicutitic gmerimu Ial!'R8Itci1'm1lnt!nn hf nnv nnlnnln nnnnr In OHA 15-tf 93131:` C I-Ireltcirculatlon ofany scientic 3 arm the wot a. Sflgendidly Illustrated. Noplgto-ll1K*D5 man shou d be without It. Weeklv, $3.005 9 :01.50s1xmonchs. Address. MU.\N & co.. 33433333: 331 Broadway, New York Cm`. .reporu_having a good time. _._-_....d - ' Quite a. number ofour young. pople attended an` At; Home " given by M in M.- Pannex-"the other evening, and _ _-,- AL- - ' ' cnvrm-s. TRRDE MARKS: DESIGN PATENTS: COPYRIGHTS. etc. For information and tree Handbook write to MUNN & CO. . N Y ~ . Oldest bureau l o6]e:31!1`r?i`ngv;');`trentsEl`1`; Ax;x1c& Every tent taken out by us is brought be-{A m the pl: 110 by a notice given free or charge lu me (VI -0 , A o .00 an o ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS FARM s'rocK SALES No. 01: Inches Space. Water Lime, Planet of Paris,; &:c. Omrxcn Rosa Block. To` an` "ExQLvator-= CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS. A9_F!#FI3.AL=., BARBIE, ONT- `A-inliii V'W..9,-lliaoe in visiting; friends at Bmverbyn. ` 0 ' SUCCESSOR TO---- Telex-Jhone. gaaua.U '0 oT`)ta.l assets. 8340.000. nan an vn: mnrto Dealer in "One Inser tion. Isosoi ant Jun? 11. 1896. 375 -auu Yuma Foot of Toronto Sn-ee 1nser- J * tions. (limos) 1 . K WEE;-Q. 5{{i$i{ Qua can-' shipped two oqr loads of cgttlo to Toronto - on Monday. v ` ' ` his 2 so rnn "mucn 5-93: 1 E93 16 oo _GEO. REEDY. VCSI Una THE warp- has br ribbon rnvrvov can-uv-: vu vv-u v---- `Tax/1` shoes and'varait.y caps are the Ifashion in our village this summer. ' It 11 drease black said u dividl co_1our moire ; bent worn brim the cr box) of ye bined Th oral with est e cloth, whit waist the n eltgn da.1`k ping the p --v front navy I;ad year to h mat. used + cloa cloa D8131! C;';:que_t partiggae the order `of me day. An ' 11711 1 '1-5.1...-` 95% M oi -.v-J. Misses Oliv. Wallace` pd "mu; Mulholland, are visiting Ms 'Mrs.}. J. Cross s, of Bond Head. `I `IE I AI H Wallace at;d S. Bmleypen Sunday with friends at Schomberg; V..v--- ~, __ V _ The a_aw- miowned by Mr. Matched, I will soon be iufull operation. ? The Ladies -Aid ofthe Presbyterian church intend holding a garden party at the residence of Mrs. McConkey s, of the 8:~h con., on the `evening of the 10oh. ` " _ \ `- I-Vllo ` A dar pi!` the ttaok caused nite a. little bit of excitementunday last. V_ _ |EDl`!`0R.IA`I.i.VIo'1"rI1~t`G:8. - i Che:-lev Rykere and Themes M6- Greevy will make 9. "ne pair onm ` boodle committee, should they meneae to be elected. |mi\_rI'ishi QI(;1'l!1`8ri:;`J.78p6!i$ 240th 'with her siater at. Angus. - 1-. I II`. .(\I_I.I "'s'e}eed"i3r'ees Band celebtated. 25th, in Angus, The boys report having 9. goodnme. e_ e run I 0, 1 '. ., ,__A. A Stroud. Advance `Correspondence. The `Sons of Temperance intend hold- ing a picnic in Mr.Roas bush, 9ch>line Innisl, on the 12611 June. ` .Adm1ral Jervis and Capt. Hallowell. At 6.30 it being then daylight, the leading British ship, the Culloden_,~" seventy-four, reported ve sail to the southward and westward, and a small sloop of war was sent ahead to recon- noitre, the eet proceeding under" mod- erate canvas. As it advanced, and more and more enemies loomed up out haze, the customary reports succeeded one another in monotonous yet some- what exciting rot .tion.` There _are `eight sail of the line, Sir John. Very well, Sir.` There are twenty sail of the line, Sir John. Very well, Sir. There are twenty ve sail of the line, S1!` John. Very well, Sir. The Admiral had by this time been joined by Capt. Hallowell, an oicer of very distinguished merit, but of eccentric character} His ship had been lost during his temporary absence on other duty, two months before, and he was now` present. only as a passenger. ` 'TlTI..... AL. 13....` ...u......L -5 A-.n..L.. Mr. Jae. Black is about to erect 9. fine brick residence this summer. _ Mr. Cunning, of Thornton, has t.he"contrecc. . The S. Bf T. ;re going td march to Craxgvale church, and `Rev. Mr. Mc- Council will preach. ` The unior Endeavor are pioapering nicely. ` - . can 0 -In 1 Thve Senior Endeavor are going to have a social evening on the l:'. .t.h of J une. Mr. H. Reynolds died day of May. Aged 95. "*'v'v'1;L"I1Ie"I..{1' e;J{c"St'i%venty- seven ships was made, the Admirals chief of staff ventured a remonstrance on the inequality of the force. 3`Enough- of that, Sir, ietorted the Adunra`.l.. "If there are fty sail I will go through them}; Jervis was` not a man with whom liberties could well be taken, but Hallowellv was not to be restrained. That s right, Sir John 1" cried he, putting him on the back; we ll give them a good licking !"--By Capt. A. T. Mahan in the Century. _ Miss Clara Brett Martin has her nal examination in law, and now we ` shall see whether the benohera will allow V her to practice as a. barrister; , `She is the first lady in the Dominion to pass the `law school examination; At Cripple Creek, Colo.. and elsewhere, are being made daily, and the production for 1896 will be the largest ever known, estimated at Two Hundred Million Dollars. Cripple Creek alone is producing over One Million Dollars a month, and steadily increasing. Mining Stocks are advancing in rice more rapidly than any other Stocks, an many `pay divid- ends of 35 to 50 per cent. They offer the best opportunity to make a large prot on a small investment. - _ JNO. J. TILLMAN &` C0., 45 Broadway, nun Vnrlr ow: HI-uinndnl nnnnfn far Q-Ian Dun- UJ-`\I- Us LII-IIJULILLV IE \J\Jo,TU IJIUGUWGJ, New York, are nancial agents for the Pru- dential Gold Mining 0o., and others in the famous Cripple Creek district. . They will send you free. interesting particulars of the Mining Companies they represent also %their book on speculation in Stocks, Grain and Cotton, containing many` new and important features. ` `- a-._.1 :-_ A.L'._- L;-I-..v-L -_-- 2: _-._ -..- - IUGIIUIUQA . Send for thgase booksati oce ifgyou are in terested inany/form `of speculation or invest-' manta. They mavprove protable to you. _ 1347. ?eople. Not Poutioinne. Rule, Nothing could be more true or y un- kept alive. by: arran_gomeI_It- be_twee_n fair than this oft-repeated assertion, that the Manitoba. school diionlty` is , Iganrier .and_ Groenwny, "and bef quiet-ly buried by mutual oon`sent'i`w,ben._ [it served 'ita\`p'ni-pone. by vionatyin"g`~`.'%`w"`t!:e_t !_ Dominion -Go_vorn_nient.` I [ This theory rests on the assumption that the original _Menitob u, School Act -is the work of politicians who moulded` the people to than will. The fact in,` that the original Manitoba School Aot . it primerlv thework (. of 9.. free` poo le` svhoioroed the politicians. to do that; .hidd_i'35I-. V V "T 1...; so ...L-'.1:m_'..n'_. L`- .'._;.. .--.-.`-u-; "X'L'a'i 1-Qheldiculty be em settled between Laurie: and nway,.`.it:will7 be settled not beoeuee reenway `is: _weak enough. to `give more to '_ f'i!1d*1hsne,h9 '`ted e0 . hi! e.emie!.' but Jtrehl ..enuush_. Rich Disoveries of Gold (To; late for last issue.) on the 31st The Standard bank is the first Can- adian bank to declare a dividend. Ice earnings are in excess of the previouh year and amounts to 10} per cent. on capital.` Trading in money `is about the most probablebusinees new goina. ves. lvivhichl Menicoiieiiiy ofeu "to `the Dominion. Government in aeqtlement of the whole diiculty. ~ The Tguchingi Scene Witnessed on the l'\A..-`A.--.4. A0 funnunnuua 5 \ All? OVID\lAOOA`_`$\aIII-Iv UVOU1$w- V-- v--_ Departure of Troops. `. A . When I read in my paper that `a `detachment. ,ef troops leaves`; England for some distant land, I hardly give the matter asecond thopght; but when- ever I read such a paragraph again, it will always bring `to_ my mind a vivid picture of the sight I \ witnessed the gther day at Aldershot. ` I nu--- ____-'-._- -___-_._`|_ -1! - -:..:I:..... fflilieeevwerefthe `words, of 9. civilian, who had been to Alderphet quite re- cently, and had witnessed the departure I Aof_.ae4detacl,uVnent of troo1sia.broad. `V . 4 They were followed, f he went on, by a crowd of people,- the majority of whom were females, and there were not nanny dry `eyes among them. The band played suchtunes as Auld Lang Syria and ` The ~ Girl I Left Behind Me-, as they marched along, and there was an air of forced cheerfulness about the troops, which, however, ill-conceal- ed their feelings of sadness on leaving old England and those they loved. I` `_Vi`i76u:side therailway station. the of- ner in command called out--you 'could almost see the thick lump in: his throat- Ten minutes freedom, boys! This was the signal for them "all to fall out -to kiss their mothers, sisters and sweethearts, whom the? would not see for years, perhaps never again. There was plenty of hugging and kissing not unmixed with wailing. It was a touching sight ; and althogh I had no friend or relative among the soldiers, I could not behold it unmov- ed, or fail to be struck with the pathos of the scene; I` ,1 AI___,_ _ _,4___ ZIIBJIJU U\ll\l loco:-nova- you- u They marched into the trains and when _all the carriage doors` were closed the people were allowed on the plat- form. Then the train moved elowl y out of the station, and the troops set up one prolonged rousing cheer. .1. A......I -manly nnftnn nf lxantnrnv. 4`L_mAv;Nc+ om _mNGA_N9. Ul UHV Uvvuva The ocer allowed them a very liberal allowance 01 time over and above the ten minutes, and yet on the com- _ The French Cabinet baa decided to proclaim Madagascar a French colony. Treaties of commerce now existing be tween the native government of that island, Great Britain and other powers will no doubt be abrogated or very ma-n terially modied. _ Canada Must Strike Back. - ' Already the Detroit capitalists large- ly intereeted in ,industriea in Essex county are agitating against the Corliss Bill. % Briey, the Corliss `Bill increases the severity of American legislation against Canadian labour. ` It compels a Cana- dian to forswear his country before he can work before a mast on an Ameri- can vessel, and in a hundred new ways abridges the rights of Canadians who cross the line in search of a temporary living in the land ot Uncle Sam. I ,1` at- uplnucuo [``'One more kiss--`just one more, was heard on every side, as Tommy Atlns tore himself_ away. 1 UI-IU tlsvsvuvu svuunu vunvv Amid much waiving .of handker- chiefs, many shouts of ` God bless you, my darling, and cheers growing ever fainter with the distance, the train gradually faded from sight. at "I\I.-_ cl... A-uug.A vnnnr` any-rnuvfnnn 6|-\..lI-IIBIIJI Luvvvo pawn-an nub..- Then the crowd moveti aorrowfully away.--Soottiah N ighta. ' It is not the evil principle of the legislation to which these Detroit- Windsori capitalists object. They dread its evil effects upon their own comfort. They can understand that the stock of Canadian patience is about exhausted. They know full well. that if the ` Corliss Bill becomes a law, no Government in Canada can resist the demand for the enactment of Canadian legislation on similar lines. And when a Canadian Alien Labour Law is enacted and en- forced, there are hundreds of Detroiters now living on the American side, who will have to spend their nights as well as their days in Canada. T - L_J n-L..-:L :- ggg `tan A-aiou AA:--nan CID Ululvll \IIn-'9; no vu-un- And Detroit is not the only corner along_the Canadian border where Am- erican citizens would feel the pinch of legislation like that which: they have been aiming at Canadians. A Cana- dian Alien Labonr law would _in many places restore to Canadians in their own country `the advantages which they lose in the United States through the operation of American laws. Two White Peacocks. ~Ina. South street 'bird and animal-' store areine p'r'ot_ty 3 pair of birdh of that peacock tribe `as ever came into `New York harbor. ` Whigs peacocks are they-`--White as ,the 'driven'enow. _ T - They came from on the steamship ` Nestor. and `are almost as much` a` rarity there as `white mqpkoys_ `or guise elgphgnth; 1 * % uvm....... ..'..:. .`.`..'r.:a.. ..;."....`..:'..1. a.; n...._ " ~7:'i{r'$'a'_'f' ,""u%"v_ 1;ite peacgsck in Can- tral Park' ono_o,. ?- the -importer said. .`-` but thafwab. mnnv veara"a'go.V This `ifs unlined fst. 8500,_ and I do hot gxppot; uovh.ve'pny~,.tr9n`Ble, ii nding `sf punohuor it that price. - = V The coronation of "the Russian czar cost 3,600 human lives, and 820,000,- 000. But three or four thousand Rue- sians, sacriced amidst the barbaric splendor at Moscow, was too triing to interfere with the program and the `order on with the dance"-was strictly obeyed`. Mice; __ ________ __ _, r__,,_, .. , rYamagetII. a. young` Argentine . os- trioh, watched` the `- World " artist, making hiunugis, pencil picture .of the peecqokanndtnodded hi: heed `in com- ical xprovals Thai ostrich tiny not zlphite? hut ` he ; `evidently a 8.. .. vhenhe THE ridxtriinnxi-ADVANCE. You note the di"erence in children. Some have nearly every ailment, `even with the best of care. Others far more exposed pass through unharmed. VVeak children 1 will have continuous colds ; in Winter, poor digestion in `. summer. They are. with: out power to resist disease`, they have no reserve . strength. Sc0tt s Emulsion of cod-live1' oil, W.1ti1 hypq- phosphites,,is cod-livr o1`l Partly digested and adapted to the weaker digestions of Children. Soon & Bowus, Bellevme, Om. 59. and {Lot l _. Tovn orders inbcare of J. M:A.LBOTH-. i WEl;;I{, `Dunlap Stpee, Barrig; prbmpte L j ,'v"-TnL1;:{1;q_N1{_v` _ *'sin$ cmldiood, hive?` been amicted with scrofulous boils and `sores, which caused me terrible suffering. Physicians were pnable to help me, and I only grew worse under their care. At length, I began I. to take e A AYEB S Sarsaparilla, _ a n d , ter. After using . - half a dozen bottle! A - I was completely cured, so that I have~not- had a boil `very soon grew bet. A` or pimple` on any part of my body- for the last twelve years. I can cordially recommend Ayer s Sal`-sap V parilla as the very best blood-purier in existence. -- G. T. REINHART, Myersville, Texas. a v I `~ THE ONLY WOB1 .D'l.!'AI3 Safsanarllla` It is about time that measures were taken to offset the treatment of Can- adians by the Yankee alien Jaw. If the Corliss bill becomes law it will be the manifest duty of the Dominion government to protect Canadian .work- lnen. About everything is protected in Canada butthe working man. your ,child_ aura cum; Pcctml un{:ugu%uu was .They- Cleanse and. Purify the BIood. " "A11 Druggists and Genera` Dealers. BRISTOUS Sarsaparilla oo"Aq`o I S _ The V Greafest of all Liver, Stomach and Blood` Medicines. --`.7-o':`. M .' -x - , . 7'-v` . . . A _s.v_ 7 I _ _ \o `V -..~ ' . _A; ` _ . J, ., L h " Ii . \ .\ `J-:. " , I A SPIOIFIO FOR Rheumatism. Gout and `Chronic Complaints. BRlSTOL $ It is satisfactory to know that our inland sheries are being protected from American sh pirates. It is said that American tugs have but little to do because the catch of sh on the south side of the lakes is so small, while our own shermen are taking` any amount of sh. This shows the value of sh protection and the salu- tary inuence of Canadian shery regu- lations. IE3 UL` II _I Sai-sapajrilla` VVVIIIIIIU NEAIIIA:-BARRIE. BRlS'I'0I.'5 1 EI_iNOX. Anovsa snows, Banusters;Solio- `Gm. ---...:._.. __.__?_, l-uuourox Lmmox, W. A. Bows. .`J.,Buown`, _ . - ' o Barrie, Alhstou and Creemore`. . . Lnunox 8: Boys, . Elmvale ` . Barrie oioe--`cor. Duulop and Owen sts. Elm- vale ode - oppoute Hunt : hotel. Money to loan at lowest rates. . * i EWSON & CRESWIEKE, barristers, Solici- tors of the Sn rem: Court of Judicatur_e of Ontario. ` Proctora. otarics. Conve cers, etc. Money to loan. Ofces--Ross Block, ` arrie. `C. E. Hxwsox. A. E. H. Cnnswxcxa. D` . T , Barrist_ers, _ , Solicitors in High of J ustlcea, Notanes Publxc, Uonvpyncers. Ulces over the Bank of Toronto. Barne. . ml .... . :.. -....... -4 G. M... and nn\v::rdn_ to loan at s Barrie. Money in sums of $2,000 and upwards, to loan 5, per Cent: _ V I I1 LI c__._.... f\t G 1-1, ESTER- County Council. The opening session of the June meeting of the County Council was held on Tuesday afternoon, most of the members being present. The Warden made a few remarks regarding the work to be done, then after the ordinary rou- tine the Council adjourned till the even- 1ngVl.`L 4" `II ' ' LL L t` LL