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Canon Ramsay. INVESTIGATION BY ARCHDEACON FULLER. Nswusuxsr, March 5,â€"The people of this village were somewhat surprised this morning by the arrival from Toronto, of the ltev. Archdeacon Fuller and the Rev. Mr. Hills, of Markham, who had been sent by the Bishop to investigate the charges which have been laid against the Rev. Canon Rani say, on account of his connection with the so called Dodge forgery. Although they had advised Mi. Ramsay of their intention of coming today, he had kept the matter as quiet. as possible,so that there was no oppor iunity of collecting eVideuce in the matter, and had it not been that Mr. Burk. a. rest (lent here, happened to be in Markham yesâ€" terday. and casually heard that the llev. Mr. Hill was Coming uu here to day for that purpose, it is probable that what little PVi = deuce was collected would not have been forthcoming in time for the investigation. As it is. the Archdeacmi. after hearing the. evidence anl Mr. tamsay’s ovn statement. , adjourned the, investigation till some future date. in order to procUre letters and state ments which they were unable to obtain to day. The investigation was held in the vestry of St. Paul's Church and commenced at eleven o'clock Mr. McCarthy, OI Barrie. appeared on behalf of Mr. Dodge. The Archdeacon Opened the proceedings by calling upon Mr. Ramsay to explain his connection with the. matter. Rev. Canon RamSHy stated that. on the Sabbath evening prevmus to the nomination Mr. Dodge. called at his house after church. and proposed to him on account of the shin ders which have been published against his character in the Globe, that he should con cool; a letter purporting to have come from the Rev. Dr. Clarke. his former Pastor. showing the irreproachable character which he bare when in his parish in New Jersey. and asked him (the Canon) to send it to the Globe with an introductory letter asking them iii all fairness to publish it. He sup- posed Mr. Dodge to be merely joking, and passed it off in that way. Then Mr. Dodge inSisted that he could obtain Dr. Clarke’s consent by telegraph, to use his name in connection with this letter. He then told Mr. Dodge that if he succeeded in obtaining.r Mr. Clarke’s consent he would write the introductory letter. He. h0wever, consii ered the conversation to be merely a. joke, and treated it as such. He never received that letter from Dr. Clarke, nor knew any- thing about it until after the election. and even then did not wish to expose him had his own character not been at stake. Mr. Ramsay and his son Allan corrobo- rated the statements made by the Canon as the conversation which took place in the house with Mr. Dodge. Mr. Burk came forward and stated that he was in the Royal Hotel on Friday night pre yious to the election, when Mr. Ramsay came in, and after conversing a little while, picked up one of these fly sheets which were. lying on the table, and said, "Don't you think this letter of mine will do Mr. Dodge a great deal of good ? " This statement was corroborated by Mr. McOliutock, who was also in the room at' the time. ' Mr. Ramsay denied the statement, saying it was perfectly false, and that these gentle- men must be mistaken. Mr. McCarthy said he appeared on Mr. Dodge's behalf, but that he did not'desire to take any unfair advantage of Mr. Ramsay, and us this trial was not brought on at their instance he would not cross examine any of the .Witnesses unless they deSired he s‘ ould. The Archdeacon said they desiied simply to elicit the truth of these charges, and therefore he‘wi‘shed Mr. McCarthy to cross examine, soithut they might have all the evidence they possibly could secure. Canon Ramsay cross-examined by Mr McCarthy :-â€"-I knew nothint.r about "this matter uiicil the Sunday evening previous to the nomination ; I left home on Monday evening for Orillta; came back or. Wedues day evening; am not sure whether I was here or in Toronto on Thursday. The firs' I knew of the forgery was by a. letter I re ceived from Mr. Rogers. of King, asking for a few of those fly sheets ; had not the original letter. but procured a copy ; George Brown had the original. Did not make any enquiry about the letter; did not want to him-e Mr, Dodge; meant to speak to him t, about it the first timelsaw him; did noti know ihpro was any letter from Dr Clarkel in f-ircul'ytlnll. and did not know what Mr. Rnd..p..gt lettei referred to : the only thin... I L.va “Lnni it was that Mr. Dod w tol'd ‘ I ma on Sunday night that he was uoiug i... do it: sunpo ted \li'. D idlf’. but did not attend any of his meetings ~ Would ho Vprv sari-v to do anything to expose hIr D..d ,p_ but who‘n my (Ht'll character was mailed l mado no my mind to let the matter 0111:, W91!"'\()31lli5‘l.ffl be otit ol ihp “ow: did, hot wish to he both red with Mr D..d 1.. .,,. any of his disreputable transactions :â€"snm 1hnfpiprrrnm. “ llaoniest day of my life... Dnrirrn' fnrpvpi- " The reason I went to tho duirigr office and «rot theSe letters was be I ' . ha lemar I was supposed in have Writ mm:- ‘ha . , at the Manse. Newm..,.kp,_ "m w.“ “a Pd,’ ()I‘illia. I was told ihp tho day I was “mm and merpfflre m dear (finbnlmd thosol “PM to M“ Brown . mvsolfl took these let. P «A I 7 x the courier for did not tell the. proptletm‘ 0- 1 d them; was quite a is what portion? 1 W5" . ., , Hm, may mv son mine a demand 0.. M'- Dndfle for $2,500; not my son. but myself. 11. “7:... “greed between them that my ‘son .fiimuid 9... $1,000 for his Services ill'ld $1.500 $0,. 1]... loss of business sustained in his ab sauce. as it nearly ruined his paper. My 4.0,, was was.“ at. the time, and.I asked ~Mn Dodge in an something for him. He recoiynd a telegram from Mr. Dodge about u... 5,}, ()piober, statinig that'l‘ietwouldvpray ’ O mme. did not. {now ia repres .7 I 23:“: were winds to Mr. McCarthy, that ip the event of this sum not being bald» a 3111‘ would be commenced. Mr. McCarthy regretted that. this was only a. clerical investigation, and that the 'ywitnessep were not. an oath. but said that ‘ hey were prepared to prove that Mr. Ram- fsilty was aware. of the existence of these let 'tei-s before. the polling day. and other state, ‘ments which .he now denies. They would 'much prefer a court of law. where they 'Would be quite prepared to prove the above " acts. '* ' 4 ' . ' : If The Archdeacon then asked the Canon if; ,he had a copy of the letter he wrote to Mr. Roddy. about. taking tho money from the church in Toronto. An exceedingly strong ,‘feeling existed amongst the clergyin refer- ence to it. Mr Ramsay said be had not. but that 11;.- could obtain them from Mr. Buddy. , The Archdeacon said he had still another chnroo. with reference to the Canon’s assist- ing his son to obtain a policy from an instir ance company in the States, on the life nfa man who died in California, ' ' Mr. Ramsay said be bad ‘aided his son in furnishinc‘ him With funds and would do so 'ugain. Ho boned they would he able to bring the trial to Toronto. and there succeed “in getting ittstlce done. He referred them to Mr. Holden.~ of Toronto. agent of the, Company, for further partgiotilars' ' ' " There being no more witnesses present. the investigation was adjourned until they ‘could arrange the facts elicited and subinit them to the Bishop ' " 9' When the. Royal Hotel. where the Arch- deacon was staring. was reached, the state linent. of two porties was received as fol. lows :4- Mr. Squires caidâ€"T met Mr Ramsay on the Friday before. the, election near the Royal Hotel; he asked me if; had circulated n l » « ' say wit it was a fair prion for thorn those fly sheets well in King. as they were calculated to do Mr. Dodge. a great deal of good, showing his character in time in the true light; Mr. Ramsay went to Urillia on Monday to canvass for Mr. Dodge; Mr. clocks, and 750 cuincas for a piano. Every- body concerned in the transaction must be. examined. The witness’s demand was for 968.500 of which £3.000 had been paid. It struck him as utterly outrageous. What was the precise amount of the, cost of the furniture at Dunbar House? Mr. GinsSP £20000 had still to be paid. The Vice Chancellor observed that Veitcli’s-cbarge for smoking an ornamental piece of ryround of three acres with shrubs was £3,000. Mr. Bristowe said this was by no means an ex orbitant demand for choice shrubs. But the, price paid for goods was not the. question the. Court had now to decide. Various claims had been made. against the testator’s estate, and they Were entitled to ask any questions of each claimant with reference to his charge. Mr. Richardson submitted to de cross exami' ed on his own claim. but. he objected to answer questions which might affect other claimants. The Vice-Chancellor remarked that he. was agent for the purchase ofthe piano from Erard's. He no doubt got a commission for it. Mr. Rristowe said the cross-examination would be used against Erard's. they not. being present. or having any right. to be present. By the course. the other side had adopted. the examination had alreadv filled a mass of papers. and it. was difficult to see where it would 'end. The Vice Chancellor said there were two ques- tions; first. as to Whether the goods Were. ordered during the life of the testator: and secondly, what was the manor price for them. As far as the price was concerted. some l‘FSl'Pl'itll‘llP London upholstnrer should lie commissioned to look at thr- articlos and After some further. it was en mosh-d by the View Chancellor that ill“. Richardson should be eyaminod in Count. To this proposition the. ovontitorsaooodod. \I . "ristowe however 'il‘iit-r-tod on the ground of tho delay that must occur bef're the appointment could be made llis H iiOr then cave him the option of an oiéaimiuatiou in t'nuri or an adverse ordor in the terms (it the. notion of motion. the evidence talion not to he used against other claimants. The latter course. was ob isen. and an order accordingly made. -The Hull Times. The last Prince Edward’s Island Royal Gazelle contains the followinryz-v-The Lieu.- Govcrnor has received the following tele- gram from the Right Hon. the Secretary ofState for the Colonies 1â€"“ London, 20th March. 1973 â€"Her Majesty’s Government fear“ with much satisfaction that terms are aoremfnpon for the admission of Prince E‘dwmdis island to the. Dominion. They "us. prince Edward‘s Island will not loose this opportunity of Union with he” Elmer colonies. Signed Kimb€.rl.V-” “fitâ€"1“”! DIED. WILSON.â€" On the 9th inst, at Richmond Hill. David Hopkins, eldest. son of Mr Asa B. Wilson, fanning-mill makerâ€" aged 19 months. The funeral will take place to day (Fri- day), at 2 P 11.; friends and acquaintancos are cordially invited to attend. W TORONTO MARKETS. Toronto. April 9. 1873. FlourvSupertine. . , p . , . . . . . .$ 5 45 Ft) 5 45 spring Whi’“ “ml ' ' U 00 {a 0 00 . ~ ’ 5 - v ' ' .. those large and commodious premises belong- ‘Eanfl. ' . 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'Iz’umrv t5 Govexhrupyt Agpltlfor WEE”? Emily 106 P0“ ‘ we wr (EMS A ' ,rllm'm ' ' ' ' ‘p Q5ig 6 50 l - To Weekly Eager‘s. l‘ocefyed a! the HERALD their {negativest lie sale of i i I ' m. TEEFY it???“ oils "' """ ' d 09;?» 0 l0 309k Swiiliicfi‘didm“ ‘ till 9"" “"1 cloud; homer?!” hindm“ MARRIAGE LICENSES. Richmimti Hill 4 ..,.,...-. “only...” w it I; to the art, except org i ran. ,urtiesgettiug M 14,1869. 5. _ Buttsr?§;§£yg ' i i . ' i i i i i . (ti g (ti it) ANADIAN ILLUSTRATED NEWS. pictures of children bike!) are requested to be "‘5" AGENT "R ""9 fly m” r ' 0 20 rm 0 as A weekly journal of Current Events. at the “who ham“ "' A-M- 8"“ 3 w- MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY. ‘ " f " [fail-A. it. i i i I I . i i P ' i m (l 07 @ 1 7;. I iterature science and Arts. Agriculture and it? Gmery m lh.’ old “and “Pl-“‘3' 000"“ . OETICAL WORKS: OF ALL THE gs“: pp so. .. . . . . . . . . . l 50 a 0 00.10160“ch F‘ashion and Amummmm sold pied by Mr. Gray, Ofliceliours: from 6:30A.ii.t09:30 Mt. difi‘m-gm mus! at me HERA”, Book I'Vodl.1::iiiziiiiiiiixiiii 0 44 to 0 46 l II. We a number at tho Hum) Book Store. May 4, i869. 55,3.” Sim, l List of ‘ Licensed Pedlars 1,... and Auctioneers for County of York. Pedlars'i , Treasurer’s Office, County of York, ‘ Toronto. April 1st, 1873. l REAKFAST. â€"- EPPS’S COCOA. -- GKA'I‘FJI‘UL Conrou'rtuo. â€"â€" “ By a thorough knowledge ofthe ii=- . 'ullaw: which goveruthsoporatiousofdigestio 3; nutrition. andbyacareynlapplicationt1fljbl’lfi ‘e proper- ties of well-selected cocoa, NIJ Epp’s has pro- vided our breakfast tables with a’wdelicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors’ bills."â€"Civil Sm‘vics‘Guzctls. Made simply with Boiling Water or Milk Each packet is labellet‘lâ€" ‘ lAMES Errs 4’51. ’70.. Homoeopathic Chemists. London." MANUFACTURE or Cocm.â€"-“ We will now give -.ii account of the process adopted by Messrs James Epps ("L Co., manufactures of dinietic articles. at their works in the Boston Rond, l.oudon”â€"â€"Gasscll’s Household Guide October 3|. l87‘2 739-13; @tlrcrthiiiwiia Painting. ‘HE SUBSCRIBER Buos‘ro NOTI- ‘ fy the public that he has re :ommonced business at Iâ€"IOUSE PAINTING! In all its branches. and from his experience, Calellll‘filtcllllon, and moderate changes, he . opo< to rot-sire a slums of the pubic patron- age \ll unit-rs- by inni pzomptl} attended to. JOH N LU “LEV , Church 81., Markham Village. .ln: liurt' 8, 1873. PETE R t‘ltUVth‘lAL I m 'l 755-filn (‘ x.) - G t B S O N . LAND smivuyon, (LVN I'Ingiucorand Draughtsmau Urdm's by later sliott'id state the Concession, lot 'itltl cuaractur of Survey. the subscribor having the old Haiti Notns, ol' the late I). Gmsos and other surveyors, which should be consulted. iii many cases, as tom'iginu’. monu- ments. &c., pisvious to cuttimautdug walk. ()Ilice tit Wii.LowoAt.i;. Yongo Street. in the 'l'owusliip 0' York. Jaii’v. 8. 1873. 755-4m HARRISON. QSLER 35 MOSS, ARRISTERS, «31.0.. NOS. 36 AND 38 King Street East, Toronto. R. A. IIARntsoN,Q c. F. OsmcR. 'l‘uortAs Moss, Q.C. W . A Fos’mtt. CHARLES Moss. W. G. FALcasnuinlr. Toronto. Doc. 4, 1879. 750-“ CARD. .1. 1y BLAKE, ARRISTER 4h ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, B Solicitor in Chancery. Conveyancor. &c. Osman-Np 56Cliut‘chStreet,Toronto December 29. 1869. 596 DR. JAMES LANGSTAFF, RICHMOND HILL, WILL GENEâ€" rally be found at home from to 3 o'clock. P M. John Elliott Langstat’f is auth- orized to collect accounts. , anteed. Hogaboom, Mr. Dodge’s agent, paid his (the .'. '. V V i nescmmmx or DATE WHEN LI- Canon’s) expenses; he told me on his return NAM“ RESIDEI‘C’” mousse. CENSE EXPIRES. that. he had succeeded in getting severali " voters; 1hr. Ramsay was also paid to go to ; ' , _ , ' . Toran Mr, Ramsay took one of the fly. Henry Taylor . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond Hill . . . . . One Horse . . . . . . April 29th,1873. Sheets m M,._ Boguboom's house and laid Foberfix'léqr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tiliicoke . . . . . . . . . Bo . .. . . May 61?, ‘2 it on his table. esse A c we. . . . . . . . . a. vein . . . . . . . . . . . o . . . . . . “ l , ' Mn Ashworth stated that :Mr. Ramsay l Ge'n-geP. Smith . . . . . . . . . Sharon . . . . . . . . . . . . . D0 . . . . . . “ 25th, ” called m his ho“.a and made arrangements ! Benjamin Ellston . . . . . . . . . Aurora . . . . . . . . . . . Two Horse .. ... . “ 29th, “ for hunseifflud his man to go and v(,te,,,b0ut 3 Â¥:Vlddl.GBrl;]dley. . . . . . . . . City a; Toronto . . . . . gnefiHorse . . . . . . ‘.l'une éttih. “ twenty miles away, and said he was so glad i 08 - fa am - - - . . - - - . - 0 .- - -- 09 -- - -- - “ l i “ that they had a man of such fine character} Jabez Scrivener . . . . . . . . . . do . . . . . Do . . . . . . “ 21st. “ as Mr. Dodge to bring out: when he saw; James A. Cliverly.. . . . . . . do Do . . . . . . “ 22nd. “ his iene, 3,, .11.. Globe he thought, iisiii-angcT Mrs. Samuel Watson . . . . . . Unionville . . . . . . . . . Two horse .. . ... “ 27th, “ that he should have spoken in this way to Henry Pointon . . . . . . . . . . . Whitrliurch . . . . . . . One horse ....‘July 5th, ‘“ him at one time, and now was charging him gefll'rYFCh‘alml‘e“ - - - - - - -r ‘lgmghan - - - - - - - - - - BO - - - - - - Jilly “ Wm, forge. o n J. duct . . . . . . . . . . . ing . . . . . . . . . . . .. o .. .. . July t. , “ The grpztest excitement prevails here John R. Emery. . . . . . . . . . Whitchurch . . . . . . Do . . . . . . Sept. 2nd, “ about the matter, and many members of the John Kennedy . . . . . . . . . . . Markham . . . . . . . . Foot . . . . Sept. let, “ church have refused to attend uut‘l the that John McKenzie . . . . . . . . . . . City of Toronto . . . . . Do . . . . . . Oct lOthm “ u... is salisfucmrily 019mm] up_._}i[ail. pilliain lily: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Markdham . . . . . . . . . One Horse .. .... Nov. 22ni'11, “ ___rv__ __ . :iuies A ) ott . . . . . . . . . o . . . . . . Do .. . . . . Nov. 29t , “ LOCAL IAW CASE _0" the 6m “h ' in (1}8};ll'!;liGihSl)n . . . . . . . . '. . .l$pronLo“Township. .=TWq)Horse . . . . .. IDec. Iith, . I . I . . u . h . 0 n . stori . . . . . . . . . . . . um i .. . . . . . . o . . . . . . cc. 1 . fl“; C‘Hu", .0" C"""“"‘~‘,; ham” Vick mm“ Henry Moulds . . . . . . . . . . . . Wliitchurch . . .‘One Horse . . . . . . Jany. Ce lot Malins. in the. taliso of Constable v, R l h D,A W cm ' T _ t D {F b 11 “a H Constable. \li'. Glass. Q l‘ with whom \V'lnlfium PJiln‘mn ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' Ailing. (“on 0“ ‘ ' ' D2 ' ' ' ' - F3): 17‘ 9a“ ' ' _ ‘ ‘ , , _ T I . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . QT:;,,M,;:‘,’1:f,’;' 0?",fyp‘3‘1lyfi'r; film; 1 Michael Loni...” ........ Vaughan ........ ‘Fooc . . .s. .. Feb. 218 ,, ‘- .. . , . . - William Hall... , . . . . . . . . _ . City oi Toronto. . . . Do ‘ . . . . . ’ Feb. 25th " lae. StrClil’ford (,onstuble that ‘l’lr. William 1 D. . 1 Pl. WY h h ‘0 H ' ‘1’ “ Richardson. upholstorer. of Hull, claiming i Him: ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' " Togsufr? ' ' ' ' ' ' ’ F3; one ' ' ' ' ‘ ' Man" 112:}; u to be a creditor of the testator for £9500. ' ,; ,- \ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' i ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' , might be. ordered to attend the. special ex~ sixv:?%r. i - I i i I I i I i A D? i . . i I i i i i v IoneDHm‘s. - ' i i l ' 1: it? 5: aminzttion. and answer the questions put to ' mm ' ‘) lews' "' ‘ ' “mm ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' '. 0 ' ' ' ' ' ' i ’ him. Mr. Richardson had been brought I ‘ __ M before the examiner. and had refused to answer certain questions in cross examine. AUCTIONEERS- ‘ 7‘ tion. In his books he charged various sums _ _ T , for his time and expenses while acting as of . the go between of Lady Constable. and the “M” “EuDENfl-g 9‘“ “m” 53"”5‘ tradesmen in London. He was questioned '7 ' ‘_ _...__ .â€" in reference to the purchase for Lady Con- , . smhye of a pianohme in a mack and gold W. Costa . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . City of'anynto. . . . . . . . April 301b, 1873. case from Ermdrs for 750 Guinea?” The Salem Eckhardt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Uptoiivtlle. . . . . . 3- - - . . . Mav 10th. " Object of examinina him was’m prove that W. ll. Myers . . . . .. . . . ... . . . .... . . ... . . . . Richmond Hill. .r... . .. Sopt‘r. 5th. " r I .. r i s ' , I v . v :0 ll“? rim was r'1rchased “M” 3"” Sir 333.35?! Altai??? ' " 2222'. giliinikffi‘f‘fu 2' Z :Zliiii‘. leiii.’ n Cllll'ord Coflsmlll" 8 693W Wile" {illeSl‘fm' David .1. Bradley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . City of Torontua. . . . . .. October 12th. "‘ ed as to this and other transactions in which n_ a, Stephanson , , _ _ _ , , _ . , _ , , _ , _ . . , . . , _ . Highland Cyeek... . . . . . " 22nd, '4 he “~0le “3 ll‘“ 399‘" 0r Lady Congl'hlf‘i Henry Sniclsor...................... . . . . . Lnskey........r~....... “ . 24th, ” Mr. Richardson had refused. on the advice Joseph Slierpard.......................... Georgina... ....'...... “ 25th. ” of his counsel. to answer. He did this on Francis Button. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Markham... . . .‘ u “ u the ground that he was not, bound to answer ’l‘ho‘mas Atkiinou. . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . \lewmflrkettfimk; " ” “ any question not connected with his own W.lâ€"l: Major . . . . . .....Aprprn ..,_.. u.......... .“, 26th. " claim against the tes'atorts Pstme_ Upon L’e‘vt‘l‘airlmuks, .lr........................ Villltby ".33.... . . . . . . Nov l' 12th. “ that state of circumstances the man” had }Vllllflll’(l}B'r0;NiI-...‘.--a...-.....---.. . . . . . gallgfim...” n...... been adjourned to attain the decision of .1211”....‘3:.:l.‘?i::::‘:'"::::::::::::::::;::: 5.3.1....411212222213D... 2...: u ll‘e mum, 1" (“her Walls Of his “X’lmln’l James M Patterson . . . . .. . . Bloomington .. . . .. ..‘Jany. 15th. 1874.- llon the Wllness Slaled “lat he had Charged James MitClure.. .... ................ ... Holland Landing. ... . 3‘ Q‘lh. “ for time occupied in seeking Elkinstml'fi, .lohti Carton............-................ Markham .............. " 29m, “ Le Roi’s. and others. Mr. Bristowe. Q.C., \Villinm Henry . . . . . . .... . ... .. . . .'... . . .. . City of Toronto.. . . . . .. . Foby. 81h. " (with him Mr. Francis and Mr. Lawson). RobertConway................... ...... YOl‘k-nl-u-n. " l'lth. ” who appeared for Mr. Richardson, said he James Kavattagh.......................... Queensyille.... . . ” 24th, " . had acted as agent for Lady Constable or “'le Arms‘mw' - ' - - - ' "' M.“le ' ' ' ' ° ' ' " ' "'3 u 25”“ “ somebody in ordering this furniture. and it “in lljgggfgmm 9 ~--f,2§,{§;nT°"°“‘°" " ‘Mf‘fch .223; ii wasuowsaid thatitwashisdutvtoanswer ‘ ‘ """"“““"" """""'“' ' every question relating to the testator’s - ' esztgtebo The. Viqe Chancellor observed that BY AUTHORITY OF BYâ€"LA IV, - .£ .0 was a urge sum for furnishing a sm‘all house. There were £1.200 worth of JNO' 1" MACDONIALD! Treasurer County of York. firsts mi it. Show. Boos AND SHOE STORE, RICHMOND HILL. WILLIAM GAMBLE ETURNS HIS SINCERE THANKS to the pubic for the liberal patronage he has received While intusiuess. and would also invite an curly call to his assprfe‘grgtgckfi BOOTS AND SHOES! 0f lllvkill d3, which he offers at prices that will compare with ANY HOUSE IN TORONTO. lie is also prepared to make to order the best kind ol’ French Calf Boots,r)’or $500 per pair; "’ *Dtmble Soles, $5~5Qy>er pgir, . All kinds of custom work warranted to give the best of satisfaction. and a good fit gush Shop. twozdoors mrth of G. A. Bernard‘s Store. Richmond H ill. Oct. 10, 187'2. 700- G‘ixcrlrltut gluing. Change of Business. HE EXCELSIOR PUMP‘ IS NOW manufactured by Mr. Peter Phillips, who has recommetii-ed business in Richmond Hill, in the old place, and who is now prepared to fill all orders promptly. This Pam]: is Easiest IVorkea’, M092 Durable and Nantes! Made in the Dominion. It is so constructed with the castings of the handle as to make it. all tight, therefore pro- vontiug children from putting anything into it. The Subscriber would respectfully announce that he isprepared to put in this Pump On Trial for one LIonthl And 1! accepted WARRANTED TWO YEARS, ()r if they are not preferred to any other pump they may he returned, and the money will be refunded. These pumps are suitable for all depths. from a cistern to a well of 150 feet. They are not liable to get out of repair. being double- valued, and thejoints tire allturnad in a lathe: consequently there is no leakage at the joints which is invariably the case with the common pump made by hand. Price: $5 above platform. foot below. - Also manufactures a pump for cisterns and shallow wells. Price $6, complete for cistern not exceeding 8 feet, Churn pumps for cisterns. $3 each. Well digging done on the shortest notice. Address. misting depth of well, PETER PHILLIPS, Richmond Hill Oct- 14. '72. 743'” 7404f ( ! Richmond Hill. Sept, 26. ’7} gtgruultiintt Bjiitiitcmnita. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS}! SPRING SEEDIN” MADE SIM” Prince’s organs & lllclorlctins, l BY GETTING ONE OI“ THE ESTERLY traumas, gamut film: H. B. REESOR,’ DEALER. IN Béjélimrllauwiia MARRIAGE LICENSES, RICHMOND HILL. TEEFY, NOT-Aâ€"RY PUBLic AND A Coinniissioiierin ll Il.,is (iovcrmm nt Chickeriug. Staiuway and Durham l’iauus. A281” 1‘0" Issuing Marriage tuicnnsn -.. i... Also. the celebrated BROAD-CAST SEEDERS HUMMING BIRD PIANO AND CULTIVATOR COMBINED, unvmcrttaan 3! run .703?th Hall Manufacturing Co. OSHAWA, ONT. We guarutito‘é‘a SAVING or ONE MAN AND TEAM All through Seeding. besides saving seed and doing the work hottor than the usual way. The Machine can be seen and all patticulurs explained at MR. M. S. COGSWELL’S, THORNHILL. ‘ Who is acting as agent for said machine. We claim that our Seeder is the most useful im- plement tor the price the farmer. can procure. l‘he factof the above can be ascertained from any of the followmg gentlemen :â€"- Daniel Roamnn. Vaughan; Henry Lemon, Thorn- hill; James Bowman. King: .lnynes Mosley. Aurora. Michael Wesley. East Gwillimbury; W. D. Sloddart,‘ Bradford; Michael Vaughan: Benjamin West,West Gwillimbury; Henry Wesley. Whitchurch; Wm. Jackson. Vaughan. [13’ Do not fail to get THE SEEDER, if_ yOu want to SAVE MONIX. Yours, etc.. F. W. GLEN. Oshawa. GEO. A. MASON, General Agent for the Dominion. 761.3m Oshawa. Out; Farmers and. Thresher-s Take Notice. RAE’S NEW AND IMPROVED lPATEN'I‘ SIEVE i . l Will clean all kinds of grain. embracing wheat. rye, bailey. and ontsuhd willnot cliolie with any tliistley or foul grain. No stick or broom required to be used, and the machine need not at any time be stopped by clogging of the Sieve. All orders for this Sieve addressed to the patentee. Jobn Rue. Lansing P.O.. Ont., will recoive prompt attention. Any infringement on this patent will be punished with the utmost rigor of the law. JOHN RAE. Lansing P.0. Yonge Street, July. 1872. 729-tf WM. RENNIE, Importer,Manufacturensud Denieriu ‘ all kinds of FARMING IMPLEMENTS 8. ifililiiti Field Seeds, Fruit frees, Fertilizers, rim, do, (to. "i t" 102 ADELAIDE ST. EAST,TORONTO U ' STRAW currsus, t. "' CUTTERS. FANNING MILLS, GRAIN CRUGSHERS. &c.. duo. l ’1. L ' ”’ H" . . Carter’s_ Ditching Mu- .lyei’s Patent Iron chine Harrows Steam and horse-power Field and Lawn Roller Threshing Machines Horse Hoes & Scarfier Combined and Single Cultivators Mowers and Reapch Potato Diggers Wood Sawing Machines Pumps Horse and Dog Powers Scales Horse Hay Forks Amalgam Steel Bells The Blanchard churn Barrel 3L Dash churns Florence Sewing Ma- Macliine Jacxs Straw Cutters Root Cutters A‘L Pulpers Grain Crushers Turnip and Grain Drill Hand Seed Drills chine Fanning Mills I’lllladclphia L a w ti Clover Hullers‘i Mower Greenhouse and Gar- den Engines Laundry Machines Garden Implements and Tools Field Seeds Fruitand Ornaments Trees and Shrubs Superpliosphste o f Ploughs lime «2:. ground bone Gang l’louglts Pure Seed Grain 610., Double Mould Plouglis &c. &c., &c. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE l (FIFTH EDITION), NO‘W READY ! WM. nnNNiu, Touosro, Our. Horse Hay Rakes Corn Shalleisd; H usher Stump Machines Patent Fan Forges Mowing Machine Knife ~Cider Mills and Presses Gray’s Single 65L Double Farrow Ploughs Iron and Wood Beam 717-” 1 OR FATTENING AND BRINGING into condition Horses, Cows. Calves, Shoepaud Pigs the YORI§SHIRE CATTLE FEEDER! ls used and recommended by 4 “1164006‘1‘8 PerlFIRSTâ€"OLASS STOCK BREEDERS. â€"â€" Stock fed with it have always taken first prizes. Milcli attic prcduce more miik and butter. usual time, and saves Food. Fisher, l ‘It Fattens in One-fourth the Price 25 cents and $1 00 per box. A dollar thicIi is adapted to parlors where space is an object. The mode of its constiurtion .s entirely new. and based upon the best known prluciplos of science. Notice. 1» ed as in the agency in this section for the sale of M rssrs G brated Organs and Melodoous, in favor of which we give our most unqualified approval and recommendation as the leading and most reliable reed instrument now manufactured. (Signed) H. G. COLLINS. WM. FLUMLRFELT. Markham. Nov. 3. MIL , Testimonial from Professor H. G, Collins 1 have inrel'ully dxaniioed tlit- pianos R0 d by Mr. H. B Roesor. called the Humming Bird, or Colihri Pianos. nmiiut'ncturotl hi Muâ€" Ethuseck, and think they are witiiderfull“ Moot ; and pure in tone, and from their puclllfi’. eon- ‘structiou. calculated to remain in tune longer l than other pianos. and consequently to stand I : greater amount of wear. HENRI GUEST COLLINS. Toronto Feb. 28. 1872. 714-ly tits, mimth for £3" r) House and Lot for Sale. ‘ H E SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR Sale 11 Half re Villaite Lot with a good Frame Dwelling l ouss and Stable, good Well and other conveniences situated thereon.â€"un the corner of Centre Street West and Elizabeth Street. Richmond Hill. Apply to GEORGE BRECKON. ; March 12,1823. 764-5i House and Lot’for Sale, N LUCAS STREET, RICHMOND Hill. containing one acre and a quarter of land, one frame dwelling house, with a barn stables, and other outbuilnings thereon. Terms, easy. Apply. on the premises to r. CRAWFORD. Richmond Hill, Beam, ’72. 753-3m Desirable Farm for Sale, EING THE EAST HALF OF LO'l‘ No. 4 in the 5th Concession Township of King, belonging to the estate of the late Wil- liam McNuii‘. containing 120 Acres of Excellent Land 110 Acres of which are under cultivation. There is a good Frame Dwelling House with an oxcolleutcollar underneath. lat-us, Stables and other outbuildings and Timber for a new Barn 40 x 60. Plenty of water . This is u very desirable property being only between 3 and 4 miles from King Station on Northern Railroad. whoro there is a geod market for all kinds of produce. Sclioo‘s dz. Churchosih the imme- diate neighborhood. Terms will be made very easy, For particulars apply to eithe. of the under- signed executors to the estate. JAMES McNAlR. Lot 25, 2nd f‘on. Vaughan. JOHN GILLES Lot 5.3rd Coti. King. Richmond Hill, July II, 1872. 729- drug“ Superior Farm for Stile, EING LOT N0. 28, IN THE SEC- B oud concession of the Township of Markham, containing TWO HUNDRED ACRES One hundred aiidSt'oi-ty of which are cleared and well cultivated. 'l‘hete are on the pro- perly two good FRAME DWELLING HOUSES! 'I‘tiroe large barns. two stables. and other no- cessary lurm buildings. 'I'wo spring creeks abounds. It is situated at a distnnre of right can miles from Toronto, and two mil».~ fioni Richmond Hill. '1 his farm is nearly all under- draiii‘ed. and wall fenced, with two good or- chards, and about Fifty Acres Good Bush. For further particulars. apply, either i)) .lctter (post-paid), or on the picniisrs. to MRS. JAMEs curronn” Richmond Hill l’. (i. Dec. 4. 1872. 7.5011" Village Lots for Sale. 7 ‘HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR sale a number ol‘ Village lots. situated in the village of VICTORIA SQUARE ! The lots contain About One-fifth of an Acre, And are located at the Nortli~west corms» of lot. No. 35. Ath concession 01' Markham. iii a section where mechanics and laborers can get steady work and high wages Appr (if by lettcr.propsid) to Henry Jennings, Victotia Square, or to WM. G. HINGSTON. Dingle P. O 7144f laxâ€"a- March 97. 1F’7‘2. -r zu- J. SEGSWORTH, ALER IN FINE GOLD AND SIL- ver Watches. Jeweiiry, &c.. ll3 Yonge Street. Toronto. September 1. 1871. 684 NIPISSING HOTEL, _ MARKHAM. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DES- tructiou of the Anglo American House by lire. the subscriber .hus taken and filled up A. Prince «V (Jo’s cele- â€" run across the lot, and plenty of good water ' County ot‘Yoi'k. Office hoursâ€"7 A.tu to 9:311'11 Richmond Hill.Octobei23. 86.9. REM O V A L. NICOL & NICOL, ARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS, SOth‘I‘ tors iii Chaucer), ( 0HVO)!I|](’€I8. c310 B R,_ H. R REESOR HAS SUCCEED; . 0Fr‘lcr..â€" Removed lo Wluueiuore’s um... tugs, 'l‘oronto Street. Toronto. 711 ll CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKE”; J Undertaker. 62c. ' Rasliiimcnâ€"Nenrlv opposite the Post Oflil'tv‘ Richmond Hill. W. H. a; R, PUGSLEY,.. (succrtusons To w,.w, cox) I U T C H E R S , RICHMOND HILL, . have always on hand the hurt of Beef, Mutton, Lamb. Veal. Pork. Sausages, &c_. and sell at the lowest prices for Cash. A lso, Coiiied and Spiced Beef, smoked and Dried llaliir. i , The highest market prices given for Cattle, Sheep, Lambs, site Richmond Hill. Oct. 24, ’72. 745-ly F. WHITLOOK, (VHIMNEI. SWEEP. AND DEALER 1/ in old iron, rags. 81.0.. &c.. Richmond Hill. All orders promptly attended to. November 12. 1879. 747-" " A Elliott Fellows’ Compound SE RUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES. As alllife-eiidowed bodies. wlietliorihey be Beast. Birds, Reptiles.=.lusot=ts or even Zoo- phites. and subjects of the Vegetable Kinpil tin are governed by rimlfnrw, which binds nl thr- spriugs ot existence. and as nothing can imma- tlioin fiom destination when this principle leaves them. the discovery ot means whereby vitality maybe sustained in the living body is indeed a boon to the world. i Modern chemistry has vehtilniod the quas- tion and discovered the lllgl'idlejll. con titti- tingthe brain. muscles and nerves. and finds that by introducing these ingredients in print-W proportions the brain and nervous systmn me strengthened. This, then. its substantially the him. -?. which Faun-N's HYPoPHoSPHI'IlZs is built its direct action is upon the Blood, the Brain am} Nervous System. and the Muscles. :gtreugih- euing the nerves. it causesthe’rupid distribm tioii ot' Vitalized Blood‘iuthe'Musculiir Organ. of the Body. ,» , r Rousing the sluggish Heart, and Liver. strengtheniu M‘actioii oftlis Stomach and ‘iowels and iiubliug the Lungs to be fiully iii- flated with Oxygen. , "i i 1 adapted for ALL cases of “leakilesssud I aciattoii, whether arising fiouwsodeutnry life. n-tropicalrlimate. from fever hr o.- hiliiy from any cau'se,sn,d, is sfiicaciouuiu l’oLMo- .. fl .- haviug been cured an a, one its . w ierr I 5 use has been continued over a fortnight. lii Bronchitis it is a specific. and it! Asthma gives relief whereoveri otherre‘niedv fails. For Nervous Dehi’llty «it stands unrivalled, and may be used with confidence in all rasch ' As this is entirely distinct and different {run1 every other preparation of vaopliosphitos. bi careful to sit for FELLOWS’ Svaor. and who no other. “ SOLD iii/A cornuca RIE_-S. Price. 5160: Six for $750 JAM as t. Ft:i.t.ows.cimmist. '81. John. N S it 64-! Caution ! l' to run PUBLirâ€"OF Ttiu'utui'tss I I Pnoviscrzs or not”?! AMinurA. lbog most ra~peclfully to utqnnltt ilu. nobâ€" lic of the Briii~li North American pimi t-r-r that in May. l87.l caused tlie,li.»sttn-\s m. 't h’laitlen Lane. New York. for tlic salu-‘m‘ lloi LOWAY’H Pups \Nl) UIN'rMMy'r. 'hlch worn up I that tune p t-pnn-rl b\ Wilbur Brown. to“ tier-i-nsorl. to ho closed. I rogrntto say tl-tw‘ .l aye runson to know that the niantipntnovt a" late business had for some ram-s. and III in:- v ways. btwti m |st cerium. and it ma‘ be Ilia. the Pills and Ointment \\ are not propnr: [l thh the cure I have alwny desired. Those who do uov wish to',bc dot-eivwl by buying spurious medicines. 'hi‘liinh are not liker to emanate from the Stator: ot olr-myhcrc. but to possess themselves of the gonniim Hot.- t.OWAv’s l’ii.|.s ANii Oiirruris'r, ntnllllfttctfl‘e by me in Loiidon.‘Euglaiid. will do Wait to soc that ouch-pol and box bears the British Government stamp on which is engravml the words “ HOLLOWAY’s PILLS AND l'lh'l'MEN't'.” and that tho addresson the label is {Mil tlxroun S'raum‘, Lennon, .whsre onlyttiay are limllu' "factuied, and iii no other part at the world The retail prices arena tho labolsiu Brnisb currenci‘? and not in dollars audceuts. .l‘lo representative of mine will over trove through any part of the British l’rovinnos i the United States, either to sell, or to take orders for my Pills and Oiiittiieiit,aiitl as l have reason to believetliat attempts will vorv probably be made to deceive the pl’ blic in this way by persons calling on medicii'ie vendors. falselyro' reseiitingtbat they are acting for m- lntid with my knowledge and consent l deem it advisable to put the public on their guard against any such deceptions. Caution ! I read this advortisrmeiit that tilt‘l be pleased. in the public interest. to communicate the pur- port 01 the some to their friends that they may not be defrauded of their money by purchasing worthless imitations of the genuine. HOLLO- WAv’s PILLS Am: Oisrmuiy'r. 1 would ask. as a great favor, that should it cometo the knowledge of any person that spu ions medicines are being mare or sold iii my iiameJie be pleased tosoud me all the parlou- lars he can collect respecting the inlllfi, tlsal t~ to say. the name and address of the yet “or who iisolliiig thosptirious medicines. and lilieâ€" wise the name and address of the Mount in the United States. or elfir‘wltr‘t'fli which may lisye supplied them. so as toenabio inn. fo- the protection of the publi(-,to iiisloutr pro- ceedings against such evilâ€"doorm'mtd l ongnpr to remunerate your handsomely mu porcnn. who may give me such information the forinaiit’s name never being divulged 2Should any person. have reason in that he has been deceived by buying sin» imitations of those Medicinor lte wind to send me. in a letter to the whim» a- fwhich he can do at a cost of six rent: tn ~ . age), one of the books of inslruriiom v‘ 4 are aflixed to the sumo. [promise to axw or: it and send a reply. stating whether the “ 3'- clues are genuine or i.ot.so that if spuriow x. may apply to the person from whom hr nu chased them to have his mone'yret'undcd. Chemists and Dtuggists who (it-sire to ob thin the Medicines can be supplied at in lowest whclesule rices in quantities m m. less than $20 wor' â€" Viz .8s. 6d . and "f 5r. and 34s.. per dozen boxes of l’ills or l- r - Ointment. iiett. without discount. fol vvu. 2~ emittance must be sent in advance. I have the honor to be. With are" respect, TH! MAS HOLLOWAY, , 553, Oxford Street (lair 9 t t. Strand}i imam,W cssm. 1. mi. ‘ I! -.1 1 most earnestly entrant all those who nm-"""