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nauuavvu spoon: urn wuunvn '- MCCARTHY, PnPLnxh QHQRBOULD 8; MCCARTHY - unvavv IIIJII vvnnnlaq interest on town 2 :TRAfrHY 3; ESTEN R. BOSANKO, DENTIST, has removed :oT1_is old oice, over Henderson's hardware istore. I A. QKAUBNIIURDL, narnsscr, ntturnncy. E31 in ` Chancery, Conveyancer etc. Fxrst door Owen street. over Bank of` Com- `maa Ra :-u-`Q `n,`8_ -MCCARTHY. Panza, MCCARTHY & DUNCAN, - Alliston and Ureemore. -- .. - up 1'1 _____ . J. C: SMITH, L.C.P.S., Ont., (late of Drs. I-Inrvha Rx gmith (WI-"Ii: \ nfhm and rncidpnna )0NALD ROSS B. A.-Barrister, Solicitor, Pntynxrannnu A00 dunno`! On )ICKINSON 8: MACWATT, Barristers. No-i taping Dul-slip Snlipitnra nf Sun:-name Cnurt. etc_- The Chairman said he had a pleasant duty to perform in extending a welcome from Centre Simcoe Liberal Conserve-' tives to Mr. Whitney, who will soon` be the leader of the Government of this country. He will pursue a policy of economy instead of extravagance, will reform the educational system of this country, and lift from their present chaotic condition the mining interests of this country. A Au - [ T. ARNALL, M.D.C.M,, office in Bothwelfs . Block, Allandale. On the premises at night. 43-ly VETERINARY SURGEON S. AJRADENHURST, Barrister, Attorney. ! Rnlhshnp In f`.h'a`m'-nu-u, (`.nnm-,vnvu:er_ etc. v. _V-.-.--. an-- u-u.|.\.u|.nvI; llU3IlCI'3n e ofguests conic -ed free to and from all Few cots west of arket street on Dunlop money required untu end or n.1f."" 1`f'a1`RAmv, Solicitor, Etc., 37 -8; stars, Solis- &c. w 4 neuron Llrmox, . A. Bovs. R-Ifnlll MANUFACTURES. ne promlguy and satisfactorily. Hot ' Kiln. a.ctory--Bayeld Street, Bar- & GALLIE. succexenrg in Gaza `oronto. FOR INVESTMENT on good freehold securitv at lowest rate nf Mr. Little, member for Cardwell, said that this was the first time he had appeared on a. political platform -in Barrie. He made graceful allusions to the ladies present and advised the can- didate to court the friendship of the ladies of Centre Simcoe if he wished to make his election sure. He referred to the extravagance of the present gov- ernment, and said that economy is de- manded now if it ever was. He is proud of the institutions of Ontario,` but ashamed of the way they are man-' aged. Where is the surplus '0 asked someone in the audience. Mr. Little humorously replied, It will take a microscope, and a powerful one. to dis_ cover a surplus at the present time. rnrslcnns. "mums cum. DENTISTS. OFFICIAL. lldTELS. i;';'a..?'y'f'{K'1s't}3'1E{d'a"c' ies :}}{tE 1 and farm property. 9-ly. LEGA In mocx, 1 45-13- cw --_._. ._..__-_ A. E. CRE8;VICKE. ` A committee had placed 9. -ne col-' leotion -of owers on the platform, and attached to the walls three streamers bearing the mottos, " Welcome to our Leader, " Economy our. Watohword, and Educational System N on-Politi col. On the platform were Mr. H. H. Strathy, Chairman, and Messrs. J. P. Whitney,'M.P.P., E. A. Little, M.'P. P., 001. Tyrwhitt, M.P., A. Miscampbell, M.P.P., A. B. Thompson, Dr. Polling, G. A. Radenhnrst, F. E. P. Pepler, Q.0., Haughton Lennox, "D. Quinlan, J. W. Garvin. R. J. Fletcher, P. J. vMoore, Wm. Thompson, A. 0. Garden, Dr. Raikes and others. st-Iy Dal'l`C G30. W . Lou'1'v1'. Ban Auzx. Cowm. G. H. Esmx. IVHI-C II I I-1) J NT. _ Barne. |. aWl `I116 Mercantile Fire Insurance U_0I11f"f"' Capital $500,000. Government dcposnt m The Water1oo:Mutua1_F1re Insurance C Capital,$5oo.0co. The Economical Fire Insurance C0-Berlm Total Assets $340,000. . - . . "as Money to Loan on'rst mortgages. Com e)3 done. Accounts collected. etc. Scruggia so Smitlfiisurance AW Shortly after 8.o clook Mt. Whitney was driven to the Opera House, being escorted by several carriages and `the Uitigene Band. . _ ` nil-1$la.nu. me oldest purelv me ..n..---- Co. m the world. The Insurance Company of North Am? ca Capital $3.ooo,ooo. The Mercantile Fire Insurance C0mD57' (`.:Il'\;l>nI Cyan mm (1 ........ 41-10 Aunncit mil 9' TIIIIC I`Vl-Il'\I`\JI-" .REPRESENT' THE FOLLOWING C0.VU`A.\'lE53 The Sun Fire Insurance Office pf L09`? England. The oldest purelv Fm: Insura world. DRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES DYE STUFFS, sous, comas AND BRUSHES. TOILET ARTICLES-A FULL LINE. EH. 2 Doors West of the Barrie Hotel. GHEMEIST Iisones-:-mm. AND DRUGGIST OWEN STREET. IJUHN nuannsnn, STANDARD LIFE. LONDON GUARANTEE AND ACCI DENT Cd14 i>X1:I.V ` PROVINCIAL `BUILDING AND Lou ASSOCIATION. ETC. , ETC. , ETC. ,, __...._, Condensed advertlsements on first page mph as wants of all kinds, lost and found, proper}, for sale or to rent, specic articles, etc., em must be accompanied with the cash, and be inserted--hrst insertion 2 cents per won; each subsequent. insertion 1 cent per mg (names, addresses and gures counted as words); but a. reduction of one cent per mg will be made when the number of insertion; of the same matter exceed four. _._-----@--pj[j They can always ban}; 011 Setting :the BEST: QUALITY for.,"` `courteous manner. LEAST CASH. and waited on I" -r 19... Cuts for advertisements must In every case be mounted on solid metal buses. %THE NORTHERN ADVAN e We J ; `ADVERTISING RATES. CE . .a.%u%vAN<.n was A cum, -on rovnrnnn ntnvnmm A T = ` Irovn corms. 1" Almost if not quite. double that f paper published in Barr; any We _'AnvEn'rIsERs SHOULD NOTE mm 12 lines Solid nonparcil make 1 TRANSIENT ADVERTISEME}; First insertim 10 cents per lin _ quent inserting 4 cents per line, 6 em` Subse- Reading nouces, 10 cents per line fc, insertion ; 5 cents per lme for each sub nk insertion of the same matter, A itcmgleu der 5 lines, of this eharacter, clmged D; lines. as? Legal, Official and Government adv? .. ments will be charged at above rates. rm!` inch. . T8. LVVIAH - Advertisers will not be allowed to use {hm space for advertising anything outside they own regular business. Should thev dose transient rates will be charged for Such ad. vertisements. Provincial Building and Loan Association. n , ..2. Clint): `For one month-the three 1n(m1$ with 15 per cent. added. 3 *9 `For two months-the three mommy _ with 10 per cent. added. I E Preferred positions in the v - sold at an advance of one-thiI:11)enw;lt0:: rates. This rule will be strictly camed on` ' CONTRACT CHANGI.s',3 V , Advatisers will please bear in mind th. notice of intention to change arIverti.-emf: must be handed into the office not latcr Satulday at 10 o'clock, and the copy for Sn.-,3 change must be in THE AD \'A.\'CE oicent, later than 12 o'clock noon on Tuesdav in week, otherwise the advertiser s annouhceme: may not be made public until the week :3` lowing. Awnvfennra VH1 nnlr Ln ..H.\...,.,) L, [BECAUSE xinch 2% inches........... 5inchcs, V4 column... 10 inches, } column. zoioches, x column. . . The Chairman now introduced Mr. Whitney, and that gentleman upon coming forward was given a hearty re- ception.` Villetta Mclnnie stepped for- ward with a beautiful bouquet, which she handed to the speaker. Mr. Whit- ney received the owers very gracefully and gave his little friend a kiss. Re- ferring .3 his, tour through` the Pro- vince, Mr. Whitney said he had receiv- ed every `manifestation of sympathy every place he had been. He was go- ing fromplace to place drawing atten- tion to the impropriety of manyacta of the preaent Government and _the pro- priety of turning that Government out of oice. He was not making, any oera, except a prominent` an _-honeati ebrt to straighten up the of the =Province.~# Ontario in _improperly_,g_ov- ierned in".;almopt;?very e1xecgtive;depart-~ , ` tho ll;-my H,.`!9' F `For fprnrorrarl r\n:~<:Q1'nnu 3... LL _ Do people always go sf) Glvg HANMEFVS for their T91 Cigars, etc., etc.'3 TIE: Oicial a Vmenta be CONTRACT ADVERTISIl\'G, Contract advertisements will be 1 the following}-ates! wlnch are dralted rect commercial prmclples and will b. adhered to. There wxll be only om all. A WHY AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $5,000,000. OFFIcE-Next door to Bank of Toronto. Irv--U14 uu Iuclullvlu P.S."- Never pass the Indi' .. , .{_} Prescription/.9 V Carefully Compocmrled. Ofce over Henderson's Hardwa ` Barrie. Ont. `-'Gll[fllIIOd band Trued 83 _ .-A 6 his younger days, the most of which party have nailed to their, mast. Mr. ' Miscampbell then scored the timber policy of the Reform Government. He Mr. Miscampbell, of East Simcoe, was the next speaker. He referred to were spent in Barrie- He had many pleasant memories of the past, and though he `saw many familiar faces ' present, many others who_ had fought - the political battles of the past had pass- ed away. He said he was on the plat- form as a Liberal Conservative and with an honest conviction that the Con- servative party is the party to rule in Ontario at the present time. Liberals re- sponsible fortheir statements do not say there is a surplus. Since Confederation the Province had actually gone behind about $20,000,000, and $1,219,000 during the last three years. Retrench- ment and rigid economy are the watch- words, and this motto-the Conservative had a rm andaabiding conviction that any country sending out its raw ma- terial, and having it manufactured away from home would not be as prosperous asit should be. A motion some time ago to stop this evil practice was voted down, but we nd men who had im- portuned the Government not to do anything to stop timber from leaving the `Province, are now asking the same Government to place an export duty on saw logs. He said he was perfectly willing for Americans to come in here and build saw mills and manufacture lumber, the money spent in manufactur- ing being `circulated in this Province where the timber belongs. The Con- servative party is ghting against the wanton waste of our timber wealth, and are deserving of favorable con- sideration at the hands of the electors of Ontario. Mr. Miscamp- bell referred in terms of friend- ship tc Mr. David` Davidson. He advocated the superior claims of Mr. Thompson to the suffrage of the elec- tors. A He had always found him to be a man in the true sense of the word; Here the speaker referred to a conver- sation he had with Col. McKenzie many years ago. Oh, have you met so and so, said he to the Colonel, he is a splendid fellow. Will he wear? ' `replied the Colonel. Mr. Thompson is a man - who will wear, said the speaker, and I ask you to give him a , trial. I also_ ask you to give Mr. ; Whitney an opportunity to lift the , Province from the unfortunatepcsrtion , in which it is at the present time ; he I is able to manage the affairs of this . country. a ' Number of inches -sauna Y i U I. u ` - _ h~h`_" ` Md General Repair Shop. BARRIE. 434 INSURANEE `AGENTS AND CONVEYANCEF-`\S_ -.__...._-._ ___- I`, FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE AGENT CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS. All kinds of .;_;r\ or. their political friends. To get relief ` soon as the opportunity comes. Sir ' concluded as follows: When the elec- ' honor to our gifted leader, Mr. Whit- to . :4! riiy `give favors mat to; from these may .sri,evn;;oea omio. must place the Conservatives in power. As the ratepayers of this country` are the masters of the situation. they are asked to give that party a chance, and if found wanting "after being `weighed in the balance then turn them out as Oliver Mowat said some years ago that the same-party should not be in oice in Canada and Ontario at the` same time. In accordance with that state- ment therefore it was only right that; there should be a change of govern- ment now in Ontario._ Mr. Thompson tion comes on I shall speak to you at greatenlength; I am here merely to do ney. whom I am sure you will be pleased to hear." ware Store. 9, 1397. BARBIE Pro 101 ~ -\\ he: at '\u-_ been '-f\ n sui uvuuuw asuvnllfla UUUUIUII llll on HID 13:3, a;'_13;,` killed ,by . min I Obnfnon. A '\.vo-.. run; of J. 1:3 ` ty ms in ist] A `Inn. - do gm Ih.-as alt W1 . Tl:{r35 haeia to: Mr. Whitney, Mr. Thcmppon and The Queen brought the. meeting to A , oloIo.?,, T it. education. 2 Mr. Whitney now came to the edu-I cational affairs of the Province which ' he discussed at some length. The sys- tem oi education was admirable in ' many respects, but` also had many de- fects. The University and High School systems were fairly satisfactory, though here it may be said that the University a of Toronto wanted to separate from the ` Government but the latter will not let it, Itpis believed that if such a change were effected, the University would go ahead with leaps and bounds as others have done under similar conditions. It is to the Public School system that serious objection is to be taken. Province to do all in his power to so arrange the educational system in this Province that 95 out of every 100 children may receive increased educa- tion in the Public Schools of Ontario. This can be done. Only 5 children out of every 100 ever reach the High It is P the duty of every_ ratepayer in this Schools. The Minister of Education has 1 too much work; no man can control i the work of the Education Department 1 himself. It is too great a task. He .` should be -advised by an',!Educational Council, the members of which should be taken from every branch of the edu- oaticnal system. That is our position and will -beour position when the gov. ernment is placed in our hands a few months hence. We proposeto do the best that we-can- We do not presume to be all-powei_!,\il. We submit our- selves to the people and ask that an eobportujijty besivan us to give the 95 out of jevfery 100 a proper Public School F f ' loud. apphu6- ; A - The hour waa{too late toradmit of more #5" ' ahoranferenoo to the tim- ber pblicy f the present Governinent. Harthguked his at_jxdio n`o_e for thir pa- tient herring; and took .,his seat amidst h . election . emphasized the following part -of his ..I ms,iIg,I9t0!9..9b0!t_tla!9 `weeks ago on-`business, audit so hap- lthat prominent members of the lata Goiaervati Government at Otta- wa were in" the city at the same- _time. _A few daysafterwards I was astonished to read in the papers um i hid been there counselling with these gentlemen. The facts are these. I was in Toronto, and so were they. I `never saw} one of them, nor had any- communication whatever with any one , of `them. I was notso far. as I know within half a mile of any one of them. It has also been stated that certain of these gentlemen had made overtures to me for help during the Provincial cam- . paign, but had been refused. This is absolutely untrue. It is only fair to these gentlemen to say that none of them have ever made any overtures to me. The Conservative party of . On- tario will conduct the coming election campaign on distinctly Provincial and Ontario lines, and hit or miss, will not receive aid from any body of men out- side of the Local Legislature of Ontario. We will run the campaign on our own responsibility. T Mr. Whitney now referred to the Province s nances, a subject of ex- treme anxiety to the electors of On- tario. At Confederation each krovince was given an outt, but since then `On- tario had neglected to keep her expen- diture withinher revenue, so that the -surplus of $4,000,000 had disappeared. The Government had started to borrow money, and at present owed in annui- ties and railway certicates $3,000,000, or $5,000,000 if not paid till 1936, being made payable up to that time. He said there was no proper audit of the nances of Ontario. The Domin- Government had an Auditor-General, before whom must pass every account, no matter how small, and every pay- ment is within the covers of his report, which every one may read. In Ontario there is no such detailed statement of public accounts. Nothing but lump sums are given. For instance: coal for Government house may be put.down at $2,000, but the number of tons and and the cost per ton are not stated. There should be an itemized statement, and an independent auditor topronounce in judgment on these nancial state- ments. Col. Matheson s motion to have such an oicer was voted down in the House." `Thoma Hacking `section man n thel n`. &_"l!l :.:n-...: 1... .. ....a_ ;. NORTHERN ADVANQ}n.e DWI, -- 1m-.u.Ivu|lne omy and not in llltllr ju` and by medicinal vjalue. Sand for the Cureboolt. `It tells of euros by Ayor s/Sn uparla. J. C. Aye: 00.. Lowell, uuuu .5 luau-cw uuu gtuuu IIDTGBIIIIIJZ pen- nons. It is grown, as pampas grass is, for ornament. For in that climate the corn never passes beyond the milk stage, and cannot be cultivated even for the table as roasting ears. It seems strange to cross the ocean and see miles on miles of this same grain, the passing lumes higher than a man's head. the val ow ear larger than a man s wrist. It is inst a question of -climate. In Arabia Felix there are certain narrow zones. which yield. the choicest dates. In Turkey. one little strip of soil. gives the choice tobacco that nds its way into the pipe of Sultan and of Shah. The l_ittle struggling shrub of northern climates is a mighty tree in the tropics. ` And so through t'he'w`hqle range of products and the world's wide area, the soil and climate. and not the name of plant or shrub determine its real value. '1`here"are, in round terms. a dozen varieties of sarsaparilla plant. 'But of all these only one. has anvgreat` medicinal value .. --thevsriety found only .m Honduras. 0. A. It .is:this:variety, used exclusively in Aver's Sarsaparillanvliioh gives itfsofgreat a euro- :,.W Vilue al:)iove#r-operations o`_1ch_e eleven ninth-t II` Ii` :"hI'.-.!IIAl`InIsinl o'.la-_` n-.;. .n 1... IL ; v , on ill 3$:jn;n.'s`nI'I_ enly':II,lld..`l.1ot;iIt`n`stii`:.`i Name and Nature. In English gardens one- may often see a few rows of maize. or Indian corn. with its nodding plumes and green streaming pen- In isvgmwn, as_ pump}: grass is, BIOS o . - - - . . . n . .-on- West Gwillimbury,.. Innisl . . . . . . . MatchedashOIlOOI.IlI gedonte ottawasaga ...... .. IOIICCIIDOOOOC O_ro . . . . Suunidale-.,.... .... .. TayOIIIIIIIIIOCOOlIO Tiny................ Tecumseth.......... I 'rr|IuI\I-4|-\6:':\ I ` .leCum5etl3.......... Tos.-oronuo......... Vespra............... Clerk of Forestry s Report. In the recent report issued by the Clerk of Forestry, the follovfring `infor- mation concerning the County of Sim- coe is given: During the sixty yeare Queen Victoria's reign there has been added to the British empire an area of square miles thirty-one times the area of the United Kingdom. This means that, on the average, in every two years of the Queen's reign the British empire has increased to the. extent of another United Kingdom. Half a United Kingdomadded per annum is not bad I work.-Witness. The Brxtleh Empire. The British empire occupies a. large share of the world's land surface, be sides, of course, the empire of the seas, A In an article in a. current Eug- lish monthly it is shown that: nmmfnn wnmyr. - _ Tayjiwugqsskgagp in Gaga ; u yegr is tl1:"ol.groiu`afl_z and 1 mos} iaiuaifble the Domiho hhipver prcduqend. `In On- a.. '1 .1 ,... an 2 I .A,.- , . ,,I,._*_ 41.- A G m Dun s'Beview says that speculative markets have their turns of reaction, but business has none this season, gain- ing with a steadiness which is mos t gratifying. The starting of works, in- crease of hands employed, advance in wages and in prices of products, and the heavy movement of crops, are facts before which all speculative inuences have to bow. The week's dispatches mention sixteen iron works which have started against one closing, fteen woollen worksstarted, and so in many other branches, while many more works have increased force and many are pre- paring to resume, and some have in- creased wages. While these things continue--with grain rising and going abroad in enormous quautities-money markets have reason for abounding condence and speculative markets for strength. Crop prospects are contra- dictory, as usual at such a `time, but it is noteworthy that none of them indi- cate anything less than an ample sup- ply of the great staples. Of everygsguiire miles Europe . . . . . . . . . . . . A -3- ' ' I-IUIIIIQQVIQ nap vvva ysvuuvuu. an , ' I - . tarib oxfo, o_l;'i:c'1_alA Gtimutiea plhdc t_l.1e ng _...- A_.- g ts; yiiicilc ,75&, 979 biishels .55.. 18,597,673 last year. The Ontario ,is11e1g[airba*cr6pg,ars `put at 5"l;042,-- 253 bushels ; he_nceit does not appear` to be extrayagant statement to say say that _the total yield in Canada will be at least` 65,000,000 bushels.. _As this year s crop is. 070 per cent. larger than last, and the price 40 per cent higher`, [farmers of Canada will have $25,000,000 more money this year than last, provided of course the price keeps up. There is a shortage in the world s yield of 11,500,001 bushels, hence the attention of the world will be directed to those countries where the crop is heavy, Canada fortunately being one of them. Europe will probably require 224,000,000 bushels from Can- ada and '-United States, and as the States will export probably not more than 175,000,000 bushels, Canada will nd a ready market for her 25,000,000 bushels or more, which she expects to export. 0 33.619 45700 34,577 36.-os 54.5.83 2.342 23.954 66.5.13 33:53. 4904 28,986 1.4.48: 2.(_)5O 26.370 459% 9-958 26 o-m mam romov or ran: on'mmoDv- nnnumm gmvmnmnv onmozznn. England's shears is- 2x,t4i 0.2%} IO 19 24 '60 21 unnauu at atu(JISAN'1`.LBARRIE. Im rtera * nndDeale_n.in Coal: of all Kinds. and eorge town. Grey and Guelph White Finishin Linjne,' Cements of all kinds, Fire Bricks P stem-era . Storehouse atthe Northern Ranlway Switch. -foot of John at:-e'et. near the depot. The bond of tllii 13" : it better than that `of nnv nthnr |.*:...r .....u Wes:-e now mnnufaoturing and carry ,- v -.u - vv uuuulnlltlll um carry m Itook.Bsove'5' 0' the {latest imnroved designs. CALL AN D EXAMKNE STOCK before SOME elsewhere. V m j ` I-I. 9EWREV A` pecan! t , waih::onsultyI:h also in hit hands. H'Ordcrs left at T attended to. and parties intending to. have `cur own interests by placing thci: nu Anwmc: ooe will be 35- G. R. FORD. 4 Per Cent. Interest Paid on Deposits. The Security for Depoaitovn in a. Loan company is undoubted. ' Ross new-Block. south side Dunlop street east of the Post Umce. 8-lv The ecurity to depositors in a. Loan Co'y is un- doubted. There is no instance on record wherea depositior has ever made a. loss bv a Loan Co'v. .THE om RELIABLE Aucrlnueiq G-.R. FORD I umnms ALI. Kmhs or mention Q A 1.11-a 3533:: sm_e_ 2' wunxs 1! `W F. C. GREGG, V terinary Surgeon. Honor Graduate Ont. Vet. College, Honor member Medical Societv. Oces-Over Ewans Dry Good store, Duulon St. Residence r6 Mulcaster St. 1 1:11; BALL FLAAVILVU MILL CUMPANY- Carpeutering, Building and manufacturing of Doors. Sash. Blinds, Mouldings, etc. Planin of all kinds done prom tly and satisfactorily. ilot Blast Drying a.ctorv--Baveld Stu-of R2... tly and satisfactorily. Hot ry-Bayeld Street, ALLIE, successors to Geo. THE BALL PLANING MILL COMPANY- BuiIding"a`1_nd mapufa of_ 11...... \`.._|. I:n:_.I_ II, u `nu gunnna nULn1..-AL1. ARNALL, J. Manager. Excellent accommodation for the travelling public. Bar and larder well supplied with the best. Good stabling and attentive hostlers. Lu gage of cats conve f 0 tragxs. Few Eouors wmt nf at-In-I ah-out nu rnT..n,._ T. BANTING. Clerk County of Simcoe, will be at his oice, at the Court House, Barrie. every Saturdav. Residence and P.O. Cookstown. Mr. A. B. Thompson was received enthusiastically by the audience. He said that being the candidate it was only right that he should show himself, though they had all assembled to do honor to Mr. Whitney. A general provincial election will soon be on . hand, and they were here now in `a time of peace to prepare for war. He he leived that Centre Simcoe will `go Con- Iervative at the next election- The Reform party had now been in oce ior twenty-seven years, a remarkably long time for any party to be in power in a democratic country. They had not held oice for so long by virtue of good government, but by party tactics, .by which they legislated themselves into power. The public servants of the province were the ,` government : most active agents, andjust here Mr. Thompson threw out the following timely warning to public servants:-- " If they axe wise` in their own genera- tion they will abstain from any active part in the approaching elections, for if they do not so abstain, and the`Oon- Iervative party is returned to power, they will receive as doseoi the same` . medicine they have been dealing out to Oonservatives. In referring. to the nancial affairs of the Province, the speaker said tliat the Province had in- herited at Confederation $14,000,000,` and aincgjthat had "received I852-1_:,00il_.-p _ coo for "crown jlanda and lasts, ; 7to.- .6,:.it:5;Qoo,ooc;&iis* '?`?'! W` -5 `V ' T ` '. V .510.-W ,!..9i:[ T THE QUEEN'S H6 Ef3L.-ALF. ARNALL accommodation the; Organ":-`nu -nnklin `D..- ....J l__J.,4 __ ,1! ____..j-.___, O H, LYON. PRIVATE FUNDS T0 LOAN . on Rel Estate at lowest rates. Farmers Notes Dissounted. Collections made in any art of the County. Ra! estate bought and sold.` nvey- in all its branches. Marriage Licenses issu . Oice--Ross Block, Dunlop street Barrie. 4:-lv- AMES EDWARDS, Conve ancer! ISSIICI vc-at Marriage lalcennes. 0 cc stnctly private. am Oice building} Barrie, and at his private resi- dence. Marv street. n-Iv rust umce nuuamg, Mary street. v . run l1VVl'.`4D_lAVlE4LV J. on good $ 1 frqehold secunty at lowest rate of interest. No!-f cxpal money requixed until end of the term. . H- STRA 1 HY. .\`nI:.-;m.- no. I;s;7,2,0,gw.. lull?!` the 1`. J. \h Dlllrl, l.4o\..4uI.'uDu, vm:., uate OI IJTS. D Harvie 8: Smith, Onllia.) Olce and_residenoe -corner of Owen and Collxer streets, Barne. 23-ly RS. ROSS 8: ARTHUR , Physicians, Surgeons, 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. Offices and night resi~,Iences- Brown : Block, Dunlop street, Barrie. Telephone 7'1. _ - ....?..?j_....- .---j--:-- DR. PALMER, Surgeon, Eye, Ear, Throat, Nose, 40 College street, Toronto, may be con- sulted at the Queen : Hotel, Barrie, on Friday, Oct. the nth, from 8 to :1 a.m,, and the second Friday of every month. \ In J. r. Ll Loronto, reuow ox lnnuy memcan uouege, Member of the Conlege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Oioe and Residence, 28 Owen street. - `Joan Dxcxlnson, B.A. D. F. MACWATT. M. M. CAMPBELL, Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, etc. Mane toloan. 0ices-Barrie ant! Stayner. Barne (gfc%Bank of Toronto` ,Bunlding, Owen street, 5-ly ULVALU KUDb D. A.--narnster, aoucuur, _ Conveyancer, etc., money to loan. _0ices, Bank of Toronto Building, Uwen street, Bame. 4.8-ly " R. J. F. Pallin , Graduate of Trinity University Tomato, Fe ow of Trinity Medical College, Mnmhpr nf than. (`xnh-om nf PI-Ivniciann and Snrovnnnsx _ Ii! 7-QCUVYIIIYIV IJIIOVOVVCI VII CD1 -77-"! ` ` E0 30 ' ' L. T Barrie. Ailiston and Creemore. Lmuox & BOYS, . j . ` Elmvale 3.1:-rip oce-cor. Dunlop and Owen sts. Elm- valeode-oppooite Hunt : hotel. , Money to loan at Inmuant I-an-.1. VII: UIIIUU Up"! at lowest rates. 'c7i':'.'ri}73sB". ULT & COWAN, Barristers, Solicitors of the Supreme Court, Proctors, Notaries, Convey- axicers, etc. Money to Loan. Oic:s-Ross' Block, Dunlop-st., Barri . A 1I1__ _ __-__-_- A --- _ A - nu (`Inuit A u "EWSON 8: CRESWICKE, barristers. Solici- tors `of the Sn rem: Court of Judicature of Ontatio. Proctors. otaries, Conve ancers. etc. Money`to_loan. Ofces-Ross Block, arrie. A vs II , A is If t`____--.-..--.. An Enthusiastic Gathering in the Grand jumn "Ann ma A h` g V uuunx oz Isauuw. b ' Barristers, _ . Solicitors in High Court of J usticcs, Nolnes Publxc, `Coi1v_eyancers. Oices over the Bank of Toronto, Harrie. - OUNT 8; LOUN '1, Barristers. Solicitors. Proc- tors. Notaries, Conveyancers, &c. Oices cor. Dunlo and Clapperton streets. Barrie. I`. WM. oun-r, . c., W. Loum. `nrnnfn 2 v.lv B]'| ie_ C W. PLAXTON, Barrister, Solicitor, Notary . Public, Conveyancer, &c. .Oices over Fraser, lark_& Co's. store, Dunlap street, Barrie. Money -Fpriva.te and Company funds to lend at lowest rates n intnrauxt nn mum and farm nronertv. o-lv. 1bl\1_1V3U1V _ at Lvluwnl. 1 , Datrlscens. nu- _tanes Publnc, Solicitors of Supreme Coqrt, ctc., Barrie, Ont. Oices in Bank of Toronto Block, No. A nulnn ah-oaf Rrannh nmnn F.Irnu:|In_ Mr-Kexrgrie's CCARTI-IY, PEPLER & MCCARTHY, Bar- risters, Solicitors, Conveyancers. etc. D'AL'roN MCCARTHY, Q.C. F. E. P. Pannn, Q.C. J. A. MCCARTHY. D. C. Muncmson. Barrie. [OI-INSON & SARJEANT. - BARRIE. and Dmlenjn can. no .11 t::...:. .. FARM s'rocK SALES barue, Ut. UHICCS In bank 01 10l'0nlO DIOCK, AVO. ,|O\|v'en street. Branch oice, Elmvale, McKeggie's - -.-.'r ..--, --- --v. Wznnmeron Auxxr. same. Money in sums of $2,000 and upwards, to loan at 5 mr 1-nut. novnnuwowwuuv Vulwlfl-I65 ll UI-IV IISCIIID , Opera"Eouse-Ab1e tlpeechee b n1t`ue,'mscambbn, '1'o`rnj>"- Ian and Wh1tney-Ontario'q.A1leged- Surplus is Beellyga Decit-Her her Wealth squandered-Pubnc Schooi system` is Unfair to the Masses. Mr. J. P. Whitney, leader of-' the Ontario Opposition, accompanied by A. Miscampbell, M.P.P., and A. B; Thompson, Conservative candidate, ar-e rived from Stayner on Friday evening, . being met at the station by a deputa- tion consisting of the following gentle- men :--Mr. H. H. St.rathy,vQ.C.. pres- ident of Centre Simcoe Liberal Conser- vative Association, Dr. Palling, Col. `Tyrwhitt, M.P., South Simcoe, Dr.` Baikes, and Messrs. E. A. Little, M. P.P., Haughton _Lennox, P. J. Moore, J. W. Garvin, R. J. Fletcher and A- 0. Garden.