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` Q Oo'ht.mewoon--Mr; _A._ M.giumy;' T of *11th gem, j Nottewaeege, `deliyered'- to the Oollingwood Meet on Slitnxf} day, Sept. 10th i'net., 5 hogs, 5 months. old, which weighed 1110 lba., 3 or them tipped the beam at 200 lbe., the other 3 at 170 lbs. The Meet 00. men eon- eldered them the best of their age and weight that they have bought eince the opening of the factory. VANILLA, for ice cream. for instance; . Baxma Pownxn, for cakes. One is a drug; of course ; the other an "chemiml": and there are still othem-SPICES of all kinds. cream at tartar, etc. The best lace to. t drugs is at a DRUG gug `st knows more about . _ . _ We `3 alt` gztore. Come and ask us Mnnmurs nnm: STORE 99 DUNVLOP-ST.` BARRIE. `gsold` .V in B} `I asp 'Dr_ugStoke. Drugs and Chemutilg %In. the Kitchen. MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUER. we-owfw-w, -----.. Wnnma-rox Aum. IRIS`- Joux Dicmsox, B.A. D. F. Mmwm. Mccmmv. Panza, MCCARTBY & DUNCAN, Alliston and Creemore. Mocanrmr. Pznnnb Cosuaouw & MCCARTHY I-Ha QTRATHY & ESTENF` nnatmnnis AND smivmrons. Home Thoughts. He who seeks for and emphasizes the good in others` is not only blessing and improving them, but himself? also. Envy is thus laid low; all the more amiable qoslities are brought out; the habit of giving hspiness isinitself a joy, `and the mnnifest b`enets'thns con- Ifetred are fully shared" by the giver. R. BOSANKO, DENTIST, has removed to:-is I nlrl rum:-A. nvnr I-`I.-ml.-.-.m. . Inn:-Aurora nhuvn f F. C. GREGG, Veterinary Su n. Honor . Graduate Ont. Vet. College, onor member M Societv. Ewan: nnv (1-`A3 )ONAl.D ROSS B. A.-Ba.rristet`. Solicitonl K`.-nunguso-n-o A6 cnnnnu fn Inna- 0&3-` ITIDNEY AT 4} AND 5 PERI CENT.-We have 3 lfli an-Innnt Ar nu-iunfn `unn in `Ann ULT & COWAN, Barristers. Solicitors of the L Supreme Court, Proctora. Notaries, Conve - ..... -o.. Mn... on I4-um. 0fczs--Ross Bloc EWSON 8t CRESWICKE, barristers, Solici- ton of the Sn reme Court of Judicature of _'.. Du...nu- (`On An: Pnnvnvn nm-rs. etc. s. nuann nu, unn .1131 , ms removed to old oice, over Henderson 3 hardware store. iriirnnnlunr SURGEONS. 0l'l or me all rune voun on _puuu;an.uu; vs no. Proctors. otaries, Conv eqrs, etc. :y_to-loan. O'ices-Ross Block. `e. vs It 11_ __A.______._ It seems a little thing to praise what` we admire, to other the pleasant things we feel, end to cherish a spirit of trust? folness ;l' but, could we only know how often fsiling energies are thus refreshed, despondenoy--ohusedw sway, hope and en- chuuism p inspired, and love all con- (1enoe..eslshlishedg we should; h`_`.`.f`VnJ`$f`V =eu_:brs;oe so simple, so ,. and so emmes odi=slsoodLel.;i T. ARNALL, M.D.C.M,, oice in Bothwelfs ' Block, Allandale. On the premises at night. p2.lv I. M. CAMPBELL, Banister, Solicitop: NI.-.4-auu `tn Mann!) tn lnnn_ Ofm-.s-Ba.rne I 4]. G \I\lVVl'lL1p Llclluuwu-J. hlvuvluvnw vn u... Supreme , etc. Money to Loan. Oic:I-Rose Bloc n.nI>, _ Ra rs-in. ARE NEEDED EVERY DAY y. nnowx. Barrie, Alliston and Creemore. 'I'.n\'nun1r 8: Rnvs. . `1vT_""-"ANu:1aA` c-.rFE's=.: "- wood : Phosphodino, lilac. ung! I-`Hal `l).`.....8.. PIIYSIOIANS. FINAN DIAL. DEN'.'I`I8'l.`S. V Evqvfy Lman of none tanqme;-,t ndmiieu '0 woman. as`. woman 5 but when drops out of this ohsmar, 5 ; twin %heiv-zpwp=i- OFFICIAL. LEGAL. IULK I 4511):- '-our .-.v-- -_..-_ A. E. Cnxgzvxcxn. Aux. Cowm. SUI s-ly LIIIICC :5-ly The Security for Depositora in a Loan Company is undoubted. Rosa t eutott?1gv{ o1:%:)'l6':.nm we The sec ` aps - - . ' n 41=t:=d- $2513 ;. no 'f. ?ai.`Ze oI?.?cf3 w`el .a 3D8lt0I' ever made a loss bv a Loan Co`v. _J F3P:P$""Sx::1rnfR` aounqo 0l1nectmg mcw F|'ndrR;,,, u;d'K`.`d steamers for Byn Inlet. 1!` Iiu. A D! `"`mY On Monday an Thur? `MEX; it AND; Ixvog all Railway A ents or to :Mm}B,IpRTON.v Mnlhgf} CC?;m{\2not;,d wen Sotgnd; saws 4 for Cont. lntoren Paid on DeP09`' SUBSCRIBE-_]_)_ CAPITAL, An('1'Tb.he Sun Loan and savings Comp-DY of Ontario. Private funds to loan on first mortgages. AC` counts collected. &c. ' mu nunr I-land--can Q I-Ian-Anm.-a Qrnrn Baffih counts collected. ac. oOice ovet Henderson_s Hardware Store, Barri nt. \I\Jl'll'l'|AV Inc The Mercantile, now ailted with The Lon- don & Lancashire of England. secur- itv. Qt Lnnn nnn _uuu 3 JJIIIICISBDITB OI ningmuu. ocu-u' nty. $25,000,000. The Waterloo Mutual, of Waterloo. Ont. Tothl assets, $334,683. The Economical Mutual. of Berlin. Ont- Total--assets, $303,078. Also Llovd s Plate Glass Insurance Com- pany, of New York. Cash Capital, 5250.- con. BARBIE LUAN & SAVINGS CD. INCORPORATED 1881. REPRESENT `rm; Fouowma Fm: I1\'SL'RA.\'C1"- COMPANIES: III-|._qp_-,-, Au- . . o.nn,_ {STANDARD LIFE. `LONDON GUARAQITEE AND ACCI --wv-- j&-vZ-Y vvvo u--an abovleleipca. . . . .4. 7.10 Balance. . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' I)ZI}iI_'.l.` diiX_1i. PROVINCIAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, I ` OWEN STREET. SCROGGIE & SMITH. JOHN nncnnson, CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS. Condensed advertisements onrst page such as wants of all kinds, lost and found, pmpe,-W for sale or to rent, specic articles, etc.. etc,, must be accompanied with the cash, and will be inserted-t1rat insertion 2 cents per word, each subsequent insertion 1 cent per word (names, addresses and gures counted as words); but a reduction of one cent per word will be made when the number of insertions of the same matter exceed four. Cuts for advertisements rims: In every cue be mounted on lolld metal bases. LTHE%'NoRTHERN ADV T .. _ ADVERTiSING RATES ANCE run ADVANCE HAS A mm, on nrolmrnlm nUNnm,~_m`10Ic _ mom: corms. Almost, if not uite. doublet is paperqpublished in 113123: any he: Hmnvnnnszns snovu) NOTE TB 1.8 l2`Vlinea solid nonpareil make 1 TRANSIENT AT)V`w,D'r-run .... _, FAL'l`.`Q inch, `U '7 L260 12 changes of Advertmements allowed per yganbe gtgwxglare required, composition rates Ar`I9nv~f1'nnI-o turn` nnf 1.4: n1`.-u-u-.\.J L- .._. .1 . VVLLI RIC Ulll 60! Advertisers will not be allowed to use their space for advertismg anything outside their own regular business. Should they do so transient rates will be charged for such ad. vertisements. Provincial Building and Loan Association. |smn:u1m'.r or LOCAL mu: ESTIMATES. [ nxrmunmanns. "33-33'r}:}r?1"foi`Y` in the paper will be sold at an advance of one-third on above rates. This rule will be strictly carried o'ut_ conuucr CHANGES.| Advertisers will please bear in mind that notice of intention to change advertisements must be handed into the oice not later than Saturday at 10 o clock, and the copy for such change must be in THE ADVANCE office not later than 12 o'clock noon on Tuesday in any week, otherwise the advertiser s announcement; may not bemade public until the week fol- lowing. '0 n`-uonunn AP A111-rnrl-sun:-an-.t.. ..'H-_ 1 ---~--v ` `u` I TRANSIENT AD-VERTISEMENTs First insertion 10 cents er 1' quent insertion 4 cents pe1?linc:.ne` eac] . Rnndina unt-an I mane... ..-- :- queul mseruon -1 cents per line, `~ . Reading notices, 10 cents per insertion 5 cents per line fo 1, insertion if the same matter: eal(;11S?tbsQhent (let 5 lines, of. this character, char Ts uh` ling. I m C S 5 gs O cial and Governm t . ments will be charged at above r`:aIieg_a(1Vert1se. commcr ADVERTISING, `Contract advertisements will be take the following rates, which are drafted gnu at rect commercial principles and will be smcoh - t I ctl ilhered. to. There will be only one price {Oi WIIILC all. ncn OIOIOIOIIIlIIIl00u I I 2% inches . ........... .. sinches, % column...... no inches, 54 column.... aoinches, 1 column...... `For dne month-the three T` with 15 per cent. added. mon y me | `WA: flan I-nnrnl-`\a__14\n 61.....- __, .1 VVJUI-I LII VD` \/CIILIIQ I-l\.lc\J-I `For two months-the three mon with 10 per cent. adgied. fprnfnrv-oz` ~nAcu'un `n LL- _. thly 1-ate M}cQL.qARr-av : AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $5,000,000. On'1cz--Next door to Bank of Toronto, Your Standing Committee have carefully considered in committee the amounts required to meet debentures and local rates for the year 1898 and the County, Public, High and Separate schools rates for their use in 1899, and beg to report the following levies for 1898 : Debentures and interest fall- ing due 1898, less $4,600, - consolidated... . . . .7 2-10 $9605 19 County rate. . . .'.. . . .1 mill -1334 05 Public school . . . . . . .7 7-10 9117 49 Separate school_. . . .10 mills 1519 65 Local expenditure over and %.`_"'".`!1EX`3'_`3!.3, Number of inches Gnmmed and Trued at . Bhcinuhni IndrGu:-al Repair Shop. % panxxz. aaw INSURANCE AGENTS CONVEYANCERS, &.C. FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE AGENT scnoc.o.|_r-: 5. SMITH. `SEPTEMBER 22, 3.; ii1'c., ETC. Iner- tions non. 3mos.` - , 13 , One Inset-*1 ` _ . Or1111a. s Levies for 1898.` At a recent meeting of Orillia Town Council, the following report of the Finance Committee was adopted : I2, 1898. ;------- Pmcz rok` _T..____._ BARBIE - 87 Orillia followed on; making 4] runs for ve wickets, as follows :-A. L. Snell- grove, b Murchison, 3 3 C. H. `Hale, b Stewart, 2 ;.F. Toogood, 1 b w, bAMur- ohiaon, 0; Dr. J. N. I-Ia:-vie, c Mars5 ton, b Stewart, 4 ; D. I. Grant, not out,` 15; C. Maonab, b Stewart, 16; out; Mwnnb, Stwart; J. Muloahy, not out, 0 ; Byes, 1. ta! innings, 4l.-Packet-. Conmxowoon Townsnzr -A _ very destructive re occurred here on Thurs- day, 8th, on the `premises of Mr. Wm. Bolling, Gibraltar, when his frame barn took re about 11 o'clock in the torenoon. Mr. Rolling was threshing clover at the time, and it appears that the re was caused by a spark" or a coal from the engine. A erce gale was blowing at the time, and it was impossible to extinguish the re. He lost all the season's crop. His loss will probably be $1500. Insured in the'Grange Co. for $1000. Mr. Daniel Hogg s barn caught re from the ying cinders of Mr. Ro1ling s barn, and it was burnedto the ground with `all this {season s crop of 1200tbuehels of grain besides implements, harness, and a a number of young pigs. His barn was insured in the Sydenham Co. for $600`. Thus two barns were destroyed by re from the threshing engine. It is high time that engineers were more cautious and see to that everything is per- tectly safe`. ' Mr. Rolling s house also took re from the burning barn, and it was with diiculty it was saved from the same fate." The Presbyterian church was also in great danger, as was also Mrs. Jane Cooper's house.-En-_ terprise. 0 `inninssh 'sTh6,%dh`y P1v?W%~hAvm bird of; the averages of. the Qri1lia,~oyv_ler"s._ Bartie s * elding was of ` the: gilt-edged order.` `It wasa beautiful day, andfthe match was enjoyed by both victors aid" vanquished. The score :- - "Stewart, b`Moore; b'Harvie. . 17% , ass... 2.` I Mockridge. b Snellgrove. . . . . . . 7 l__ Strathy, c Mulcahy, b Snellgtoye... 48 Stephens, o Macnab, h Harvie. . 26 Mu-rohison,b'.l`oogood.......-.... 1 Tothill, 0 Grant, 'b Snell-grove._. . . .' 3 Meekin ,b Snellgroveu . . ; 15 Marsh ,notout . . . . . . . 0 f.l`iin,`hSnellgrove...... ...... 1 Marston, run out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Plummet, xb Toogood . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 ' Byss. . . . . . . . . . .;.........1~0 Leg 2 `Thompeon,_A. B.-, b Mockridge. . Snellgrove, b Stewaxjt. . . . . . '.. . . . Thompson. W..B., not out. . . . . -. . Harvie, b Mookridge . . . . . . . Q . . Grant, 1 b w, b Stephens . . . . . . .;'.. Hale,runont....... . . . . . Toogood,eb Mookridge.. . . . . . . . . . Muloahy, c Marshall, b Stewart... . Moore,runout...... . . . . . . .. Macnab, c Tothill, 1) Stewart. . . . . Allan, b Mockridge . . . . . . . . . . . Byea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Le'Byea...... Total...... ..........$14ooo7J3| T0tB`looo.v. ........ u_s....v.. . . . . ..! i'$3ie}I I I . I . I ary........... al Sooietym. _etIOIIO-0000 ment . . . . nncnxrrs. VOBILLIA. ` b ]:|.8l.'ViO'..... icaooocp-taco ,a1lgrove._L. Bqoiooo 00.01` ` Cricket Match. The last cricket match of the season was played on the Oval, Orillie, on Tuesday, 13th ine_t., between Barrie and Orillia, and want won by the forinerby I handsome margin; The Barrie bete- men were a herd-hitting, lot", and ,_ they compiled 203 runs in the first innings, amongst . which there were 17 boond- cries, of which Mcckridce was credited ed with 11. The leg hitting of` Mock-4 ridge (71) and the ne all -round-form of Strathy (48),th'e top scores,` was a light to see, and am. the best exhibition` o;)pming seen in oriuia 3` long tiine. , They are two young `collegicnc, endure a very promising (22) end St.epl,1ene'__c j(2]5);,. .. T. . .$f4 ..$14o6o7)3| ..$ 1450 00 .. 375 00 100.00 175 00 ll 25 oo . %-350 00 3700 00 240000 m 1500 O0 .. l750'00 ., 525 00 .. 450_00 1100 00 6270 06 13 61 203 To; The Mayor then" briey asked the delegates. to adjourn, and enjoy a ride -round the city, which the delegates were prompt to do. Entering and (ill- , ing a couple of A apecial care provided for the occasion, they proceeded to en- joy for once the sensation of" general _managera. ' Arriving at the`foot of the ,Monntain `Railway they `entered the and proceeded to the top efthe` U mountain, ,'.Ocming~do\,v_n again they tooka run out to the'raoe-oouree, st.fth Ulnbi it- by?- ' Oooxs'.rowN-Laet July H. A. Lewis lost a sow, and after searching many days and nights discovered she - had been placed in pound by Major Cooke and that 810.75 were against her in costs and damages. The plaintiff de- clined to ransom the sow and she was sold. Lewis brought suit for damages against Major Cooke, claiming $26.50 for the wrongful sale of the sow. ,The plainti` told the story of the loss of the cow and the trouble he had in nd- ing her. H e knew another sow that could not be bought for $25 that be reckoned was not half as good as his now. He was somewhat modest, how- ever, when asked to place a value on the lost sow, `but nally aware that she was worth at least $20. He refused to pay $7 for the damages done by the sow to Major Cooke's wheat eld be- cause she had got in through a defec- tive fence. As a result of the trial in the Division Court in Alliston, judg- ment was given for the defendant Cooke, with coets.-Alliston Herald. _ The delegates to the sixth annual Convention of Railroad Trackmen, now in session in the city, had a pleasant break in their labors yesterday after- noon.` Mayor Colquhoun, M.P;,accom- panied by Ald._ Carscallen, M.P.P., Macleod and Nelligan, called on the convention at 3 p.m., to give them the freedom of the city. They were oordi ally received by the brethren, when in- troduced by Grand President Logan. His Honor addressed them briey, wel- coming them to the city and hoping they `would often ` make it _their_conven- tion city. `He declared there were no men he knew who better deserved the respect and support of all who could aid or encourage them than the track- men, holding as they do the lives of all who travel by `rail in their hands. He was followed by Ald. Oaracallen, Macleod and Nelligan, who each in turn spoke words of welcome and cheer. Mr. Caracallen declared that men who occupied positions of such responsibili- ty- as the traclrmen of Canada deserved such remuneration as would enable them tolive in comfort and even to en- `joy the occaaicnalluxnry of a_ trip to Hamilton; unusual DUOUU Ul IIIIU IIVUF U1" ISIGIIOV 5 am: given them a. 250. box of Dodd e Liver Pills they would have received thousands of bless- ings. 25 cent: at `all druggiata. ` Trackmen Well Entertained. . The following `is taken from the Hamilton Evening Times` of Sept. 9th : If the United Statas-had only taken pity on the thousands of su'erin, Americans who are troubled with d spepsia, biliousness. constipation, sick has ache, dizziness, heart- burn and other complaints caused by an un- healthy state of the liver or kidneys and nivnn 1-Jmm g 05.. hm. .: n...:I.:n.. 1 :..-_ nan- ' We should avoid both speech and action while the feeling of anger is hot within us. If we cannot suddenly sub- due it, we can at least restrain its out- pouring; we can wait in quiet until time has cooled the fever and made reason possible. Bitter words spoken under this impulse have severed friends, destroyed a'eotion, injured reputation, poisoned the very fount of happiness- words which a few hours later the speaker would have given worlds to unsay. Acts have been done under this inuence which have broken up families, destroyed business, inicted lifelong injuries, and blasted the char! acters of the doers-acts that they would have shrunk from in horror had they but waited till their anger was spent. Perhaps thethcught that it is not to be wholly extinguished, but wise- ly restrained, may make its restraint more possible. Very: often parents and teachers are -grievously: disappointed on nding that in spite of all their patient explanation and convincing arguments, which have been -received without question or dis- sent, the practical conduct` of -their charges is in direct 6pposxtion.- _They think that they have failed-invthe man- ner of presenting the subject, and hast- en to make` "fresh eiforts, with perhaps no better success. Their mistake may `be traced to an undue reliance on ah- stract ideas. While it is well to culti- vate a child's thinking powers, and to call his attention at times to the rela- lion between knowing and doing, it should never be forgotten that such general ideas can dawn upon him only by very slow degrees, and can operate __ - _.-L-_- 1-- disgusting and o'ensive__ `fnppror griete character of 1: women demsndss delicacy. of appearance" and manners, renement of sentiment, gentleness of A speech, modesty infeelinq and action, a shrinking from notoriety and public gaze; aversion ` all thet is coarse and rude, and an instinctive sbhorrenoe of all that tends to indelicsoy and im- purity either in. principle or action. These are the traits which are always admired and often sought for in a wo- man. ' a; a. mn.ive-fofwwohly'i rs in small measure. ` __ -..__ ..`.--.-wv reoases and i 0n1LLiA-The other day Mr. '.l3hos. Milliohamp was experimenting with smokeless powder, using a Winchester. ride for the purpose, the weapon ex- ploded. A piece of metal ew. past Mr. Milliohamp s head, badly lacerat-is in one at his ears. Otherwise he was uninjured. . . . While he was out giving his dogs a run near Wood _s Bay, on Saturday, 10th inst._, Mr. Frank Too- good s gun exploded, and the concus- sion knocked him down and stunned him When he picked. himself up, he was thankful to nd that he had got off without any more serious injury than a very badly out up left hand. Thegun; I ne weapon of English manufacture, which Mr. Toogood had brought out with him, exploded near the breach. One of the pieces struck Mr. ` Toogood on the hand, and another tore a piece Eutof his coat sleeve, without touch- lng his arm. There must have been Icmething in the barrel to cause the ex- ploIion.-Packet. omrmmv Anvmcn Current History. Current ' History, 2nd . Quarter, 1898, edited by A. S. Johnson, Ph. D., l 260 pp., abundantly illustrated with maps, portraits, and views, has been issued. To the watcher of -the world's progress during these stirring times who desires a comprehensive record of passing events in a form convenient for permanent reference, nothing of greater value is published. Not only the War with Spain, the Hawaiian and Oriental questions, but also every other phase of current history in all parts of the world is` here presented ina nutshell. The present number is one of exceptional interest ;_ and the successive volumes of this unique work, which as time goes by is increasingin utility, form an in-_ valuable addition to every library shelf. Boston, Mass.: New -England Publish- ing 00., 3 Somerset street. $1.50 a year. Singlenumbers 40 cents. Sample copy 25 cents. Specimen pages free. Report of S. S. NO. 15, Inniel (Knock). for August. V V-Ge1-tie Graig, Frank Owen. IV --Alma Reyno1ds,.J. Sinclair, Norman Reid. St. III-S Summers, B. Hub- bert, Eie Clark. Jr. IlI -Maggie -wen. M. Lautenbach, Monica Rainey. Sr. II--Agnes, Given,` W. Davis. Jr. 'II-Ida Rainey, Ina Robertson, Ewen .`Sinclair.r ,Par_t II-Maggie Plant, W. Lantenbach. Sr. I--Will`ie Given, J. `Rainey. J r. [-Ee_ Plant, M. Fagan. 4-th Glass-Ole Smith, Ernest Our, Algie Gneet,_ Dore. Murphy. Sr. 52nd --Mery Wernioa, Grace Smith, Jennie W1% Willie ' Gibbine. Jr. 2nd-Ire. .Wioe, Herbie New, Mabel Webb, J 113-` per*G_ibbin!. .Pt. 2nd'-`-Gertie Miller, NW6 -., e "71 _ . b`4.71!33~V-Bi!`di9, 'Mehtgdmery; ' Bertie` 1\Tevy,b B? Class :I ntt ~RnufjNelgb.-A _ The bridal couple were the recipi-V ents of many valuable presents and as they start out together on life's uncer- tain voyage the best wishes of all of their friends go with them that their lives may be long, useful and happy, and that a bright, Christian faith, may enable them to leave the world `with joy at last. Mr. Lee is in Barrie bioy, and wives] highly respected by allwho knew him when he resided` here. He is e eon of Mrs. Lee, Sanford street. I Mr. and Mrs. Lee are both ne sing- ers, and p1_sy several musical instrs- 1 meat quite skilfully. ` for their,c;ourt;eVs9y.T As laei; year ._in' Tbtpnto, so today, some of thelocky fellows brought their good wivee along,` who, as before, not only -enjoyed the _trip, but added tethe- arace and beauty of the occasion. Then teeling that he needed more study he entered the University in this city and took a two-year's course lack- ing one term. Duringthis period he visited several localitip in Minnesota that were destitute of preaching, and commenced holding meetings, establish- ing Sunday schools, etc., and now has several preaching places where his` labors are well received. ' This morning s_ session of the convene tion was a. busy one, but themstters which. engaged , the attention of the delegetes remain known only to them- selves. The Press Uom mittee, appoint ed by the convention, treats the report- ers as though the newspaper men were infected with some contageous disease. The most that can be got from the com- mittee consists of promises of `great news after the convention is all over. A neughtru wedding, A quiet, but very beautiful and im- pressive wedding was witnessed Wed- nesday evening, August 3rd, 1898, at about 6 o'clock, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, of Wahpe- ton, `North Dakota, when their daughtsr,_Miss Maude, and Rev. Ed- ward Lee were united in the holy bonds of matrimony by _Rev. A. T. Foster, pastor of the Methodist church. Quite a number of friends of the happy couple were present from out of town, together withimany of the bride's young lady associates, and other friends and neigh- bors of the family. ' `At 8 o o1ock the newly wedded couple I boarded the Northern Pacic train for Fergus Falls,` where they will spend a few days, and then Mr. Lee will return to the eld of his ministerial labors. Mr. Lee came to in the latter part of November, 1894, and, under the auspices of the Salvation Army, proceeded to organize a corps in this city. . He continued in this work for nearly a year, and was encouraged by seeing during that time nearly one hundred bow at the dpenitent form. Report 5. s- No. 17 Ixinlsl 1'or Aucust. -.. 4.- __._____________________._,______ I RANKLIN J. ROBINSON. GRADUATE 012* the School of Practical Science, Toronto. Civil Engineer and Ontario Land Surveyor. Plans speci- cations and estimates on all engineering works pre- gared and submitted on-the shortest notice. Ofce. othwell's Block. Dunlon street. Ban-ie. -:-lu Fire, ' water ind ligt . . . Polioe`Court... . . . . .. .. _Market and Opera. . . .. ;_.ioen_aes.`........_..... Lueuunl oocww. umees-uver Ewan: Dry! store. Dunloo St. Residence r6 Mulcaster St. [ |ru:u xuuu. runuuwu MILL UUMPANY- nterin , Building and manufacturing of Doors, sh. B ds. Mouldings, etc. Planin of all kinds done promptly and`satisfactorily. 01: Blast Drying Kiln. District agency for rained lum- ber. Factory-Bayeld Street, Barrie. ODGERS & GALLIE successors to Geo. Ball. I OHNSON &SAR]EANT. BARRIE. Im rtera . and Dealers` in Coals of all Kinds, and eorge town, Grey and Guelph.White Finishing Lime [Cements of all kinds, Fire Bricks `and Plasterer s Hair. Storehouse at the Northern Railway Switch. foot of John street, near the depot. The bond of thieL-'1 e is better than that of any other kind, and the 1' ash superior. Oice-Comer of John and * Elizabeth streets. IJAS. EDWARDS coNv:vANc3 AL L2- -$-.. .._A.1I - _ ... -A L`- ` ` 'THE BALL PLANING MILL COMPANY- Buil ' g Anna vial: D --An. -..I.I2__- -A - 1'" ' " "I` 173- Great English Rcmod . Sold and recommended b`; All drnggiata in Canada. On] reli- able medicine dlaeove . 8!: v to cure all ,. - _`e i1esa,`al1,eectso!`abuso l'_ii!9,|.5o'3.f91l..l1.'.V,V0?f. / ye use of'1`o- :*:,`:;-.`9e.*.%.*: "*`::':.:.~.:`o..`3.2':a"p.....`*" .:.`:.a:m..' ` S was. .aam~ ' I Wiyw dict, Ont: I `Wii ZIZBANTING. Clerk County of Simeoe, will be at his oiee, at the Court House. Barrie, I every Saturdav. Residence and P.O. Cookatown. vv-`vi-Inlivlin ' At his oice until 5 p.m.; at his private residence, 68 1 Mary street, aftet that hour. xx-ly l .Iu1nn.l. A1 4&3 Ann! 0 1'15 UIIi.lI'l.'o--We have a large amount of private funds to loan at four and a half and 5 per cent.. payable yearly Loans on mortgage will be made In to one half the value of the property offered. M ARTHY, Pxpum - & MCCARTHY. Barristers. &c.. Barrie. taX..V.. coop on`nooo`q hnkoogooooonn To raise balance. . . . V. . .. O H. LYON. PRIVATE FUNDS T0 LOAN . on Real Estate at lowest rates. Farmers Notes Disaounted. Collections made in any of the County. Ral estate bought and sold. nvey- ancing in all its branches: Marriage Licenses issued. Oce--Ross Block, Dunlop street Barrie. A :4lv_ 70 FOR INVESTMENT on good I $ freehold security at lowest rate of - interes Nolfrincipal money required until end of I the term. . H. STRA1 HY. Solicitor, Etc., Barrie. DRLIJ. F. Pallin . Graduate of Trinity University oronto, Fe w of Trinity Medncal College, Member of the College of Physicnans and Surgeons of Ontario. Oice and Residence, 18 Owen street. ])R.M]. ARTHUR R055. L. R. C. P. &S. Edin.; . F. P. & S. Glasg. Specialty-Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose. Has removed to Sanders Block, opposite post oice. Phone 54. 7-ly . - ._ ,.._........_...-.._ "ENNox.:BoYs & BR w , B rnatet-s,'So V ito &c. -G30. En}. BROWN. `Ila -3; Alnfnn and (`.1-nnrnnrn lic- Hauan-ron Lntrmox, W. A. Bows, Jsarne. Aulston anu urecmore. Lnxmox & Bovs, _ ' ` Elmvale - ` Barrie oce-.-.eor. Dunlop and Owen sts. Elm- valo ode -opposite Hunt`: hotel. Money to `loan at lowest rates. R. PALMER, Surgeon, Eye, Ear, Throat, Nose, 40 College street, Toronto, may be con- sulted at the new ; Hotel, Barrie. on Friday, Oct. the nth, from to u a..m,, and the second Fnday ot every month. R. . C. SMITH, L.C.P.S., Ont., (late of Drs. ie 8: Smith Orillia.) Oce and residence -corncr of Owen anti Colher streets, Barrie. 23-ly R. W. A. ROSS, Ph ician, Surgeo etc., L. R.C.S. Edin, L.R .P.. London. &ces and night residence-h1-own : Block, Dunlop street, Ban-in. Telnnhnne -m. I KCSIIICIICO--I3I OWl Barrie. Telephone 77. The rate being 22} mills on* the dol- lar on Public school supporters and 28 8 10 mills on Separate school sup porters, with the same" discount fellows ed and percentage added as last year. The total amount being $30. 398.55, for which levy we beg to submit By-1aw."' A. RADENHURST, Barrister, Attorney, . A Solicitor in Chanmry, Conveyance: etc. O$co-.Fi1-at door_ Owen street, over Bank of Com- anQ-nA Rand- ' `n_A8_ Ll, :UI'I In :14 Ontano. Proci Moneyto -loan. aunt! , , _ _ _ _ __ |;':;:'-u"..;s:,:;. Do A . Hamsters, _ Solicitors in High Court of J ustia.-s, Notaries Ppbhc, Convzeyanocrs. Otccs over the Bank of Toronto, Bame. Money innums of $2,009 and upwards, to loan at 5 per CCIIL II 1! c.._....... l'\!` (2 I1 w_qIymA N1. N1. LvlllVIl.'Dl'4l4I4, Darruwr, ovuuaunp Notary, etc.. Mo toloan. 0ices-Ba.rrie and Stayner. Barne ce-Bank of Toronto Rndinar Oman uh-net. g-Iv IIIC DZYIIBB DBIIID Building, Owen street, ONALD RUSS 5. A.-barnstcr. oouclwr, Conveyanoer. etc., money to loan. Bank of Toronto Building, Owen street, Barne. 48-ly ICKINSON & MACWATT, Baxristers. No- titties Public, Solicitors of Supreme Court, etc., Barrie, Ont. Oioea in Bank of Tomato Block, lflo. . Owen attest; Branch oce, Elnwale, McKegg1e s I dun`, CCARTI-IY, PEPLER & MCCARTHY, Ba:-' tisters, Solicitors, Conveyancers. etc. D'AL'roN MCCARTHY, Q.C. F. E. P. Pnrum, Q.C. J. A. McCA_n'ruv. D. C. Muncuxson. Barrie. am-cu ana suntmtted on the shortest not Bothwell's Dunlop street. Barrie. - Miscellaneous . . . . . . . .1 Printing....'........ ..... Agricultural Society. . . . . . . Public Librsry...... Horticultural Society. . . . .. n'cacoIOOOcoo.oooa Roads, streets, etc. . . . . . . . . S31Bl'i95oo'o ccoIOOOoosccs o oo Fire Department . . . . Town Hall and Market. . . . Pa:-k...... Interest, Bank...,.;..... Discount and rebates . . . . . .