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* `TRATHY & ESTEN. , { . B: 1*`-J; u V. as r-:-up-awn V_EE6}'f..XRDAGH. cowzm & snows. 34 A Solicitors. Barristers, &c. `V -V ' ' ' " ' " ' " ' ' ' ' '. [EWSON & CRESWICKE, barristers, ...... of the supremo com-At of Judiggg s. BROAD. 1141). c. M.. F._T. M. C, L. c. P. S., 0.,` ht: ruidcnt Physician _a'nd surgqon ...-....m lhnnernl honnital. with soecnal attention BR. a._ P. VIT_V_ljAN M WE nya should M and- McN 7 I35 Ind Hand Boo':c:i':o:od ll!oItHV..ny , -`kiln All othar trains Daily except Sundgy. oas. HART a. HART - ...------- ..D.C.M MONEY TO LOAN. 3 `Doors edst of Queen's Hotel M_ANUFAO'l`Ul_lls`.8. Ba - &` bagrinten, son the Sn _ court ot ]udi_m.uu'c rocton. onnu. Conveyaneers, :1 * ---"Mn Block. Barrie. D, C. `Muxcuxsox. sunvmrons. Into court came a procession of T witnesses, each man ready to swear that he had been bribed on behalf of the sitting member. The first to ac- . knowledge his tall from virtue was any old police court habitue, who had been convicted twice for assault and battery _ . and once for drunkenness and disorder-` ly conduct. This elector was further distinguished in that he had gured in atrial for perjury. To the court. the allegation of bribery was made and `the `name of a highly respectable citizen was associated` with the offence. Cor- roborative testimony was presented and all looked well for the Government until it leaked out that the witnesses had actually been paid for the evidence they had given. This was -a startling discovery. But it was merely the be- ginning of disclosures, for other men presented themselves and admitted that they also had been approached with liberal offers of money to swear that they had been the victims of oorrufp Glen, or to induce others _to 'appear'in court and make statements of a like.` kindl Scmeyielded to thevitemptation and repented afterwards. Onereslsted," explaining to their Lorclshipstha't'}f1 did not want the money, and I would . "not swear to a` lie for anybody. The !I.'l' 0` Wimvleu vihtheirsrnrohnodyi -'1d'ildd W lbnlr i-ilisdisfi-iiih9`;*l-iallli f` ~ V V .-`-- 1`- rnrplonms. FINANCIAL. . DENTAL. Hom<;eoI-)a.`tl;ts/ti. :60 Dunlop 5:. Residence and Oice. 8-lv 5:. 1.ni:n;. Dlucla 4s-ly- s1'mc'n.v " % U_P-`TO-DATE The hitujstionv is reviewed *'by T the` lhil and Empire, at follows, in terms which are not a whit too smug : M w `FT ! Uvuu --Ross 310:2 A. E. `E1. CRBSWICRE. On-the -_Iy ).C.M., pice in Both premises at night. I $.11". ,l9`.(DWI_l, '.vIuu-u--- --- 35-Iv ` ` 4% AND 5 PER CENT, lfIo?_troc_:b'le' toV show . . 1 `ply Telephone :24 G; H. Esnx. I%I-Dun In of Toronto 5,-Iv ` - TH: Non-menu Abvgxnc: Rgnnsxxr 1-an Fouowma Fuuz Iusuluscs Com-nuns: ` The Mercantile, now ailiated with The Lon. don 6: Lancashire of England. Sccur. in. S::-nnn,nnn. Private funds to loan on first mortgages. Ac counts collected. &c. Mon Aug. Ll....l.....~.. - "OI-Atria-Q Can-5 n-.--.'. Condensed advertisements on rstnoge such as wants of all kinds, lost and found. property for sale or to rent, specic articles, etc., etc, must be accompanied with the cash, and win he inserted-hrat insertion 2 cents per word, each subsequent insertion 1 cent per word (names; addresses and gures counted as words); but 1. reduction of one cent per word will be made when the number of insertion: of the same matter exceed four. HULL X IJIJl.5GLIl.l.'U UL EJHKLGUU. DCCUIK ity, $x5.ooo,ooo. "The Waterloo Mutual. of Waterloo. Ont. Tothl assets, $334,083. , ' The Economical Mutual, of Berlin. Om. Total assets, $303,078. Also L1ovd s Plate Glass Insurance Com- pany. of Newo York. Cash capital, 525, non. 'Ancf;;i(1)eng1;_xi1{..Qa.n and Savings Company ,;E;7'_i;:Al'.liIVA l)VANcE is proven t hrgest circulation of an; have 13oufn`ty"Town. ` Advertisements are charged .. ., , -___-.13 lines agate measure m n ,=..:_- V ' ....____' emch. .;.' ,'Tn.u#sIEN1' ADVERTISI){(; V 7,7 Notices Auction Sal '_otA c.`:-4-B'itst:.inse,1-t_ion 10 cenf:,p:n l1l$mt3. subsequent. msemon 5 cents pe ` ch . , , , r lin - ~R'ed1n2 nonces- 10 .'-nntu m... 1:- e` . Paper :3 cuts for advorluemenu must In every case be mounted on solid metal bun. N IUVIJIJSI - ~12 ohanges of Advertxaements allowed W year. It more are required, composition rate. will be charged. ..AAc':nI6u'aarI-n I113 inn} `.1: :.11m...-..! A- .-.._ .1 . `VIII II ULIGI 6\7\LC Advertisers will not be allowed to use theix space, for advertismg anything outside they `-own regular business. Should they dos. transient rates will be charged for such ad. vertisements. 4 ' IAIIUII. -V;l'-S-i.i;.>-l;l'-"|.O'l"li |l1_'I". OlI V$!%9s=_ 1-<`L`e 1'Not.iees, {Auction Sales, Amusement; :_,gf;.+Fitst; ;nsert_1on cents per line, mi) mbgqugn; ins_ert1on per line. jugguing nouces, 10 cgnts_ per line for gm inggnion ; 5 cents per lme tor each sngbgeqmn insertion of the sagne matter. All Items um de,`5 of thu-1 character, qharged M 5 ng, Obituary Poetry 5c. per lme. unavnuavu VI uuv nauuu u1u.|.LCl'. deg-:5 ch, lines. .v 'Preferred posltxons for local adyemw ments in the paper will be sold at an d pf one-t_h_ird on above_r_ates, on no oilhzrmfj `count W111 spe_c1n1 posltlons be given, This will be smctlv camed out. v CONTRACT cannons. Advertieerswill please bear in mind um notice of intention to change advertisement; must be handed into the oice not later than {Saturday at 10 o'clock, and the copy for such change must be in Tm: Anvmcx oige not later than 12 o'clock noon on Monday in my week", otherwise the advertiser s announcement may not be made public until the week fol. lowing. I II`) nhnnuna nf Avnrhnumann. -11-..-) vnwvunu LICZIU QIIII Ill-IIIIIIII/U --r" - Get your property on our list; costs nothing- Moncvto Loau-Don't borrow a dollar until V0 5 the: terms best. rates and charges lowest. 5- Moftgllges Wills, etc. re red on shortest n05: oovears rinino hnn:no Qnp;n galmrne. Farmers 65992" M0I tg`8.es. Wills, etc., prepared shortest n0".` ooyeays doing business in Simcoe. Farmers 689:2" allv Invited to call` and see us. Glad to see Wl~'- ` charge for consultation or advice. , n lc`I{"P_t'\__....:L.. n..--:- u.....I Rnrnc. 3'33 U1` 1' l\.uB-| F_Petcr Sh`-ect. | ALLANDALE LUIS FOR SALE. &.vo.u ;l `cine best th `t cqa-13 lowest, pigesfagileh, d`3:,,f::iL `orden.-anjd-.haveit dehvered8|1V`"Vu - saw .s 62 C`f,,,w ;:`=5`.Q$us-nt.A`. Mon-en's. V J ';,IfudAB. Parker : Liverv "5`3"1" ICHEAP com. .._ANp wO0 w u-. U Jxraqg/\ .an---7 .Bea.l Estate and Insurance .-1'50"" ..1.Zan iUIll1IZl COIlXKUCn KC. )OEce over Henderson; Hardware Store, Barrie nt- znarge `l'0I` oonsultatxon advice. 0 FIG - ite Bar ie Hotel. 3375`- ?emr Sh -net; 35 . 1:- 43 "um Covnl is going. but by ordering i?%A;nKan% 3: MORRE? INSURANCE AGENTS CONVEYANCERS, d:.C. Vcomqmcun conmwr Oounnnsnn ADVERTISEMENTS. wi?-v-wt _.-_-y -_ '_..-,. `ilctllnrl now In urou-I for .lflO'.lI10llII and! Or will charred Onto our annual SCROGGIE 6. SMITH. any so - "THE ADVANCE it ONTI RATIS. so *: "'`"'.`E."u`f"'. .,%"'::"".'::~; I I1'$'.a:' `Mlntict Pucljcvkx. pm. Jo. waging Expnu lave: To:-ophtg gt 3.0:: l n HA!IL'1`ON. ' mu. 1 mo. V . . kn '03- Ca. - GRAVBNHURST & NORTH BAY.` ~ ' 1 I Calo MC: ` '`_ oEo pan. `Mhntic & Pacic Ix, IIJO pm. mm. Soc Bxpmt - 1.87 mm. . Gnvonhunt mixed (month only) 0.85 COLLINGVVOOD 8 HEAFORD. an 1: . ...A v 11:11. 5.98 mm. O0 "1! -'.'UHI'Il'IIB I1lIIhIIfE*',CVIgFI 11 - - -.-` ' 1 ' 4`, ` .,- n nhulinvo Budugior` , "5" " tionod phouu follows: v I % 'ronoN_'ro [3 mu In an .*'l.I| pm. . - .. .n - . _ _ IAIIII `I'D Alaunuunum > _ 1.3! 3.111.. 7.56 I..In..9.35|..In.. 13.15 1.111., sun -0 '0.` `emu. Soupomn aoxpomo - = ` ' LANDILI 1'0 IAIIII. - ` '9" lolI`I..ll.l5 `mi. IL.` l..m., 5.08 hue Q`, '.mup Qua`! p-mu ~ ` - A. 8 Pan -is oolupn Nowqpjpor. ruuuuum tho ones. :03 Dunlop Intuit. in the Counti ofslmcoo. the Pro- .MVlIO0f0tl_.l'i0oc_IlIlll'Io'UVOI7 ' Thursday Morning. by ; [M .-IARRIE F'I_A|LW.; -faul .l.I'i.TuT`7 Mull. uu.p.n. JI pan. Ezprm. mu. PENETANG. riot Idle ~ -8'9-Illa. 'l. _II pan. Accommodation. 4 :58 mm. ALLANDALE 8: muuun szcnon. UQIIII 1'0 lulhlnlclo - --- nu an -`A 1.. 11.01 _1-. lI.ll `noun `'0' IN . wmumumms ao- nn5I:o' -33:41.` pm. ' `runs or SUIIIlPwl.? to .-stews; pug: x t i i - i mm J.-`o 81,1590-.|.i131`e"i'F.*i*'e-.id.,`'. , near ;the:r'e`u_lt-3-y-,-ej\v`_iliently.~ on Sign ._ ; o-n-1+-v-e:meea.-i- . cases were supplemeyutedev ._byf_tv_hist:'ni'i'y1 i , ohe`termed{'n.i`yhole'sele scheme. _Ne less: then Q375 was to one tor the ; evidence of :3 wm1ese.y.11egang bribery.` vyithvthe` provision that if six;outl0'f':\the ' .; eight wereyntisftctorilvf sworn" to in con:-t,end we're`-accepted by.the judges E. es proven,'enother'su_m of $375 wouldr be given. - There was thrift in thissr- `rsngement. If the swearing foiled to I impress the court, i there was to be ` a rebate, or return of half of the 1. price. The complete story," `with its conspiracies and intrigues. the _invitn- tions to testify, the payments for evi- dence,- which the judges soondisoovered to be felee, and the brazen sweering of the ` police court gruduntee and the A on ' convicts is most shocking. It celled u forth the condemnation of the court, I end" itwill `awaken the indignation of all right-thinking men. No one need . `doubt whntthe underlying purpose of , this business` was. `Looking at `it in L the light of the "machine" operations -, in the various constituencies. it seems that the scheme oontempluted, first, the ;' undoing of the verdict 'of the people of r South Oxtord by the use or bought ' testimony, including that of oz con- ` riots, and, secondly, the carrying of the . constituency for the -Government by the . exercise of the arts of ` the ballot-box r stu`er. ' I THE ELECTION PETITIONS. In consequence of the uncertainty which exists in the minds of many people regarding the election petitions, it might be stated that the South 0:- ford election trial hasibeen adjourned until Dec. 1, two charges of hiring rigs having been established. The Middle- sex case is `nished, but goes to Osgoode Hall , for argument. Five cases have been denitely xed for trial, North Perth, Oct. 98 ; North Norfolk, Nov. 4 5` North Wentworth, Nov. 4.;.Glen- garry, Nov. _II, and North Grey, Nov. ll. .In two cases, "Centre Bruce and Lennox, motions are pending to set aside the petitions, and these motions will have to be disposed off before the dates for their trial can be xed. There are standing for .trial, with dates still unxed, Frontenac, Sault Ste. Marie, North Waterloo, North `Ontario, N orth York, Halton, Kingston and East Wel- liugton. These protests have not been abandoned, but in each of these cases investigations have been in progress in order to ascertain if the statements made after the election, on which the protests are based, are well founded or are the result of election excitement, -and, of-course, there is always a possi- bility that the lawyers will find that there is not a reasonable chance of-suo-` cess, and that. the case may not goto trial, vowing to the enormous expense of that proceeding. `The cases that -have been set down for disposal at Os- goods Hall, that is to say in which no evidence will be submitted, are East and West Hamilton, Manitoulin, Ad-` dington, Centre Simcoe, Stormnnt, South Wentwortb, * South Norfolk,` South Bruce, Lincoln, South Huron, West Huron. ` ' ' N EDITORIAL NOTES. ` Hon. G. W. Rose he been placed in a. somewhat awkward position, through Sir" Wilfrid Leurier e not in reading Hon. Mr. ` Torte out` hot the Beforrn perty.V 0nteno e Premier took much the lame ground us Mr. Torte ou`th__e. Teri question. eh . _ V ' . ` If the eoel slit -ike not been tled for: few weeks yet ehereryrould hive been 3 beer famine. in mu cannot be prepared` ilthout coal. Arit wu,1nel_t `T"? "3'P'1`F`?`;3.9 '0 8250-` `With Iflffv n. prehiliitive _. Itlio_'ema :trnn`ge solunof people MI` 231? Doukhw! j -h';1;.Ah!!9 " 5"` '11 -"It" so -d- -; tlh` ite'vr`ri[tlfeff 7prop3sitii5n' - was of `.1-`tn.d:maeIinsr Ato-:s.9ellh-.hepf9vera that; 'wnsj=gensreted:twice`7oter, ` ergo-' "rnent=in _`support of the :sc'he_me being on the ground thatof `those; who ' power; " while 'soiIr`;_'le ._ . might need. -it? all the time and "lllxiof them would need lVI9l:I'Io::9f th e"t`ini`fe, -yet all- of them ivonld never had it an or the time, and two prices could thus be ob- tained for-the power. V Orillia, however: cannotclaiin the credit of'ori"ginality'i in connection with thislong-heedetisoheme, which, if i we remember "rightly, was evolved by women -I-to wit. the widow who rented her single room twice over` by selecting as lodgers men whose res-t pective oconp_ations'keptone engaged s_ night while. the other slept. Both wondered` where the other. fellow slept, l as they passed on thestairs morning and evening. The-. denouement came, when one of the lodgers went back to the room for something he had forgot- ten. Then the widow got into trouble which, however, wasn tV""si mark to the trouble Orilliajis preparing` for itself if the scheme is tried of selling power twice over. 1- , ~ A . % ma jggh of'einig`unto. ' ` . ` A, convention of temperance workers was heldxin the League `room of the Methodist church on Wednesday and organ izstisn. -effected for the Re- ferendum oompslqn fin West. Simcoe. The oioers appointed were: Rev.` Dr. Eby, President; Rev. Rural Deon Car- roll,R_Alliston, Vice-President ; M. S._ Begg. Treasurer. In theevening spir-' ited addresses were given on temper- ance by Mr. Begg, vMsjor Campbell, Rev. J. A. Moconnell and Rev. Dr. Eby.` cook, Heethoote ; Secretary; Mina N el- lie Ward, Uollingwoed; Treasurer, Miss Graven, Menford; Conference Representative, Rev; W. G. Evans, Christian Island. 9 ? . ~ OBEEMOBE. ' At the 8th annual convention of the Oollingvcod District Epworth League in Ureemcre, the fcllcwing ccere were elected: Hon. President, Rev. Dr. Ockley ; l_ _reeident, Cecil McKenzie, Oollingwood; 1et.Vice-President, Log- an More, Meeford ;`2nd Vice-President, Mice Jeeeie Porter, Bands; 3rd Vice- Preeident, Mine Annie Leirence, Cree- more; 4th Vice-President, All- R. Evans recently sold his farm on' the ae'oo nd line to his neighbor, Joe. Rogers, and then bought Andrei Gif- n : 150 acre farm on the fourth line, `torwhioh he `put up $8,000} Thewedding of Mr.` David `Lindsay and Miss Metherel, which took place at the residence of the bride's pereut, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Metheral, on Wed-' needey, was I very joyous ehir. Rev. Mr. Scott tied the `nuptial knot that made the happy A couple one, after whichvtheicorupeny eat down `to e wed. ding dinner prepared in the best style of the culinary ert. There was u very large number of invited guests preeent e"nd,all. testied their esteem for. the `young people by loading them with beautiful V and useful presents. In referring to the reoent death in Toronto by` eephyxiation of Mine Dolly Leonard, the Mad River Star eaye : Mr.` Leoard, vihol wan almost heart broken when he got the terribly and news, started at once for Toronto, and. returned with the body Friday noon. From" then-until` the -fnnerel, which took plaoe on.Satnrday atmnoou, ci'dWdB_ of P5P1 the hooks to - take a last leek, ` at the fair of _on__e_ -who, in life, ' never ` to 5 may E an inn .-', V,.."`\3`V. .1; t .`,_._$_Al'_`-.~.aI .`~:`- . _ 9.1:): _.,:o -odist-cbnrchtothsa .- ' . - - ,. , , . . m ." .. l `V. i:-u";s;~i:.T*,i1i~T[~~ rams. K Po-srle ` A ' _delssohn's wedding. march ounthe `ar- o_f- the.~bridsl.psr.t7I't the. church, _ which was-`tsstefully de..~omed-for the The hi`-his becemingly in velvet .with_'tri;rn'm`in's of. cresrn s'stin"and- v-applique, and was `given away by her `father. ?'~The~brides. frnsid, Priscilla, sister of the bride, "wore a gown of fawn lsd_y'scloth, trim- med with cream ..satin;,snd applique. Mr. W. B. Lyons, of Ivy, sbly assisted the groom. Rev. A. R, Sanderson, of . Angus, oiciated and after the ceremony the guests drove"-to the Jennett home- Tstesd. where, after spending half an ` hour in ,-congratulations, the guests were invited to the. specious dining room. _ Here the tables grouued with their weight of turkey, goose snd all the good things which `comprise a sumptuous dinner.` The many pres- __ents were of` the - most useful character and bespoke the high esteem in which. the bride is held. The day was delight ful, the host and the hostess `generous and kind to their many guests, the bridal couple brim full of joy and hope and everyone happy. After a couple of ` hours spent -in a pleasant social way, the happy couple- left on the 5 p.m. train at Angus for Toronto. The Epworth League of Bradford district will hold its annual -convea-V tion at Tottenham, on Thursday, Oct- ober 30th.. _ An excellent program has been prepared and interesting sessions are looked for. Miss I. Clark, of Boston. vvill `read a paper on "Social Life in the League. . . short time ago communications were received by License Inspector Olark concerning the alleged illicit sale of liquor at Stroud. Mr. Clark drove out to the place, taking with him Constable Black, of Innisl, but a thorough search of the premises. and investigation of the matter brought to light no liquor nor any evidence of there having been any sold or kept there. . . . .Invitations have been issued by members of Spry Lodge, No 385, A."F. and A.m., Beeton, requesting the pleasure of the company or the members of sister lodges at the dedica- tion ol` their new lodge on Friday even- ing, Oct. 31st, at 8 o'clock. A The core- mony will be conducted by the Grand Master, Most Worshipful Bro.-J. E. -Harding, K.C., of Lindsay, assisted by Grand Lodge Oicers. The local mem- bers are putting forth every effort to malt? this one of the events of the lodge and A pleasant: time is assured visiting brethren. ' The members of the Methodist church Ladies Aid have been `asked to prepare a supper for the ocoasion.-The World. ` '~ ELMVALE. 4 ` Miss . Mabel Ritchie spent her ` Thanksgiving holiday : `at Barrie. i -in-III` Mien E. J. Burton has been appoint- edorgeniet iii the Presbyterian church in the place of Mine `Rowat, who has resigned after e long period of faithful service. I - Mr. H. McNicholl, late of Fenelonl Falls, has tekeh a position on the staff of the Bank of Toronto and J. 0. `Mc- Keggie 85 00., Elmvsle, and Mr} J. C. -Courtney, son of Mr. Joe Courtney, Elmvele hastbeen added to the staff of the Fenelon Falls bi-anch. The ne weather on Tuesday was a factor in making the fourth annual plowing match of the F169 Agrncnltnr-V al Saoiety-Ta auooeaa. The match was held on the farm of Wm. Wooda;`Elm~ vale, and a. large number of villagers attended. The were well repre- being_o'onyeye_d `to the grenade :_.e. . Ahna.fnrni ahed`. by the `aoeiety; A hrsen-fnmbete 6fe`voI#P=itra worst pr?-a cent and aomeexoellent wnrk was am, 'ftii1 prize be;-jrgilven mkong A Mania. Charles Whitney and George Cooke, of North Ogillih, ~gki~lledV $76 heqra._ mother and cub; 's,.fewf.'dys rheyVwe tsk6n.'j~T9'iW`*!!1bought by M1`: Oigwfard -:'l.`h9?;n; _.___._'_.;_____....______._... CCARTHY. BOYS In MURCHISON. Barris- llcitors, Conveyancers. etc. Success- .. . "0 5 . *`I`I`toMcCarth .`,PepI`or U mccanby, V. `ofiicci-L-McCarthy Block, Dumop Street. Barrie. - ` """"' - '- W. _A. BOYS, b 6 .Solicit6r..Prbctor,I*`o K 7'; _ etc. Spc:al_a.ttcnuo:II1u ` 3 wills, obtaimng Aettei`I"~6t ' rdianship,cuhectingaccoums,. xock. Bame. Money to Loan. `* ` " n 1111111175! ' I1 I-In! nnnn .30 unease: us Throat Wor also for chargo of Engorgencv oopi_ uitht ruidence- uputairs in: vv uunuu, .55 I-VUVG $553 some mm: surgeon in (211. Toronto. Office and McCu-thv Buock, an Dunlap St., Borne. second door cast of Dougall TBroI. funuturo Vwareroovms--near Five Phone 16 . Points. no-IV . R. J. ARTHUR Ross, L.R.C.P. 355.. Edin- ..but h; M.F.P..& S., _Gla.:gow, member of British pthahnolomcnl Socnety. specialty.- `Illnesses MB yo, Ear, Throat. and Non. QFFlCE.-.-78'Dunlop Street, Sanders `Block. Bar- ns, nnnnnntn Pail Oca RIHWSY 3t8ti0. IN. 0.,` ha" tuidcnt Physicnn and surgeon at Toronto General hospital, with special attention .. iannnnn nr wnmnn- mm Nose and J. London. $912!`! A "'i93'1ALTY-muam of cum, Stomach, and Netves; Consulting Physician. Victor ,5. Hart. M.D., L.R.C.P. and S. Edinboro, L.F.P. and S., Glasgow. _ - SPEClALT_Y -Surgery Midwifery, Diseases of Skin; Consultmg Surgeon. OFFAICES--Lane Block. Cor. Dunlop and Mul- caster Sta. -...Iu, 'l`..l.._I..._- -_. ' R. J. c. smrm, L.C.P.S.. Ont., (late of Drs. Harvie & Smith, Orillia.) Olce ana_ residence -earner of Owen and Comer streets, Barne. 23-ly R.C.S. Edin" L.R C.P.. London. Oiees and night reaidenee-Brown'| Block, Dunlop street, Bu:-is. Telephone 77. - R. W. A. ROSS, Phyuician. Surgeon, etc., 1... . . . Pallin Grad te f Trinity Ungveity ! Dkilotgnw, Feaw. ofu'%ri:fity. Modtalyollzieo M....r...- nfthn (`nnhnm of Phvsiciansvand 51.118001 I 1} Tomato, Fellow. at zlennuy. manna: wusgc, l Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Oce and Residence, :8 Owen street. 0FFlCls.-78'uun1op bu-act, aagucn mu... 9..- lie. opposite Poll: Ocoi and Railway Phone. P. O. B0196. . 7-ly __:____ R. E; L. BRERETON. Dental Surgeon. Oice over!-la.mbly s Hardware. Emrauice, Owen Street. Out of town Is: and 1rd Mondays of each month. 5:-Iv. 0 HQ LYON, PRIVATE FUNDS T0 LOAN ' 0 on Real Estate at lowest rates. Farmers Notes Discounted. Collections made in any `rt of the County. Real estate bought and sold. nvey- in all its branches. Marriage Licenses inn` . Ol5ce-Ross Block, Dunlop street Barrie. A:-lv_ U. Surveyors, _En 'n9ex_'s, Etc. (Established in 1852. Oice. Medncal mldmg. S 8. Cor. Richmond and IV Sts.,' 'l:oronto. Telephcne, Main 1336. In- structions Ieit wgtlg Struhy Est_en, Solicitors.Bank of loronto Bunldmg. Bame. W111 be promptly` at- tended to. A so-49 |. an BALL PLANING MILL company; T Car tetinz, Building and manufacturing of rs. bash. Blinds. Moul!iPgs.`_et_:. _Pl_a_1ning_of ..n |.:_4.. .4... __.__.n.. _ ., `nu nnuu runnnuu MILL UUMPANY- I Cargentering, Doors. Mouldings. etc. Planin of all kinds done promptly and satisfactorily. ot Blast Drying Kiln. District agency for 'ned lum- ber Factory~-Byeld Street. Barrie. %DGERS 8: GALLIE successors to Geo. Ball -'_ Good 8.ce4:nd.H`a'.i:i v.c.`:v>ctVive1oran.in \- I I ' . 9qndgu vop_ly ggogoo gun. 1 lulliton. .MON.|$Y TO LOAN AT . -` ram PARTY or PuRI'rYi-," T The revelations recently msdepnblic moncsrning the menipnl_stions*ofs the Boss Government `machine ? in `South Oxford are such as t9, may sll honest electors stsnd sghsst.'~ Notwithstsnd in} the Eslt Elgln election frsnds, it in dlicnlt to convince {the old time Liberals that the Party. of Purity wee straying from the path of virtue,f but when` the court itself condemns the entrance in South Oxford ss improper sud reprehensible" no further proof should "be necessary `to convince these _ sturdy old Grits that the party is in the control of elements which will drsg its nsme through mire end slime, re- gsrdless of the remonstrsnces of those who View with dismsy and distress the . depths to which the Reform party in Ontsrio is sinking. ` o l 70 FOR INVESTMENT on good $ tteehold security at lowest rate of interest . No rincipal money required until end of the term. . H. STRATHY. Solicitor. Etc.. quantnty of money to loan at 4} and cent. Easy terms of repayment. 5 per I"l.`\`l\It\\r A[I`I\AI`I,l n:\|IrA\1 n I\l'|1\!Ir.v . ,- V V r THOMAS KENNEDY 8: CO.. Architects. Both- wcll'a Block. Barrie. ` _ 443 NWIN: MURPHY & ESTEN, Ontario Lana .n.. \1|:::y`nn.'a:.-En? `$35.2; Ema `r'~`. _. l`:~ :*:`i"_'AT': Regulgr xoc lllllc uiqf Saturday for 50 per copy. ` V / _ . V. - Gnilig -nulanqlyollnp, -mandolin Ramos, B,apjoLu-.VlI1I,u_u'inl_`llow`,Autolnarpo. `?!P~. =?:#".i'?% ;`4 - T A V % I-Amarw 4 ______ -- V--wvu n_ vs H 31.50, _ n $1-00 cups and saucers. best. quality. can hand and sprigfonh Smo, selling it 98 per dozen. Biiwll. faocyandphln. all ulzea. from Be Ill. Judlnjorkou--.A great vatiety and and a complete I line cf ' V Everything marked away down. nnnd Iaunpu. fancv and plain from 25 up. not I : Sou, worth $2.00. Idling at $1.60. ,, Q- -_ ac - `Fred J. Hart, M.D.. M.1yc.s., 3ng., L.R.C.P., Lnndnn. wi-I. ICC. "What are the facts ! V_ Mr. Donald Sutherland, the Liberal Conservative fndldate, V?;V8..|! elected in South Oxford by at good majority; and the Ontario Government decided to have him un- |ented-no matter how. With. that end inview, a petition was entered and I trial was invoked.