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The President’s action Will be comâ€" mended by all honest men in the States, and this country, and, it is to be hoped, Will have a good effect. It has long: been .8, reproach to the States that in political trials, the administration of'justiee was little more than a three, and in every ease, where influence and position could éount, nothing was left undone to preâ€" vent the criminal from being punished. President Arthur may be a strong poliâ€" tician, and a believer in helping friends or the party, etc., but there are acts for which the guilty must; sulfer, whether friends or not. Farm for Snvleâ€"John Langstutf. 331.000 Stock for sale.“ ‘THURSDAY NOVEMBER 30,1882. (No. 26: WhEie N2». 1274'; Volume 25. The Premier of Manitoba, Mr. Nor-- 'quay, seems to be a Ievel=headed man. In an address to his constiments, which is also rewarded as an address to the peo- ple of Manitoba, he takes a very sensible fvxew ofthc Disallowance Question, which is agitating the people of that. province considerably, just now. Many of' the (hits, up there, are actually threatening rebellion, if their ideas are not carried Lent, and the Toronto Globe has been us- ing all the influence it possesses to urge these fanatics on to breaking the laws. But then the Grits are noted for howling about rebellion when they are in opposi- tion. Premier Norquayysays the Dominion Government is justified in protecting the fond in the interests ofthe whole Domin- ion, and refers to the immense benefits which Manitoba has derived through the building of this road. He thinks the Province has a right to authorize the building of purely Provincial roads, and announces his intention of asserting that right. The 01035 is driven to the use of some strange arguments in its ctforis to deâ€" nounce the C. P. IL, and. oi'course, the Government. It says that. “in case any Steamboat company establishes a line to ‘connect with the railway at Thunder Bay, and compete with the G. P. R. steamers for the North West trade, that, the Syndicate is strong enough to kill off Such opposition in a year.” If that is the case, the Syndicate is also strong: enough to kill off competing railway lines were such 'permitted. But lhe Globe cannot or will not see that, and fills eol~ umn after column with reasons why the bargain with the C. P. R. should be broken, and our trade handed over to American railways. In taking this stand Norquay will Carry the sensible people of' his Province With him. True, he will hot satisfy the. Globe, and a lot of hotâ€"headed Grits, whose only 0lech in life seems to be to create any disturbance or break any and every law if by so doing they can get in- to power. ‘ The President of the United States has shown that in some instances, at least he will not sacrificejustice iii interest bf party friends. He has ordered the removal of the Marshiti of the District of Columbia, the Postmaster and his as sistnnt at Washington, the Foreman of the Congressional Record, and one ofthe Government Directors of the W. P. B. bu the grounds that they interfered with the administration ofiustice in the celâ€" ebrated Star Route cases. It is also stated that the District Attorney will be removed. It is pleasant to think that there is some chance of' rogues receiving their desrrt, no matter how high the office they hold or how influential they may constder themselves. A Sibep In The Right Direction. A Chmd, of Slerling. in a recent later, states that he met With an accident some time ago, by which one of his knees was severely injured. A few applicmions 01 H' :.r:"}’:! YURv-V U" ’1' 112'? 5‘ «1' r J. . Houoivn’s Plusâ€"When inclement Weather checks to a considerable extent the m tlon of the skin, an alterative is reqmred to compensate the body by means of other éhnnnels. Holloway’s Pills can be confi~ deatly recommended as the easiest, surest, had safest means of attaining this desirable and without weakening the most delicate or it commodtng the most feeble. When from ftequently recurringr ClllllS or the inhalation Of impure air the blood becomes foul and the secretions vitiated, these Pills pit-sent a ready and efficient means of cleansing,r the former and correcting the latter. By this s’alutnry proceeding,- disease is arrested a: US outset; its pains and inconveniences averted, and the nervous structures saved from the depressing effects entailed upon them by an illness. We publish below the names and number of marks of pupils who obtainâ€" ed the liiglrtest number of marks in the 3rd and 4th classes, in the Senior Diviâ€" sion" of the Richmond Hill Public School according to written examinations held every Friday. Exams. have been conâ€"â€" ducted in Composition and Dictation, History, Literature, Grammar, Geograâ€" pliy, Arithmetic, Reading and \Vriting. FOURTH CLASS. THIRD CLASS. George Pouch. . 383 Lizzie (Hover ......... 3335 Alice Hopper.. 36:3 Hurry .itymlmrncr 271 Mar} Procto 363 Esther Kectler,.... 261 Marshall Grunt, . an; Mugtzia (‘rzn'\'(:n.. "' . ~04 Hugh MeConaghy.,. 3:35 (Jluru. Harrison. . 250 Ethel Keetler‘ 3:55 an‘u Dawson l 24?- T1103. Trench. 3‘32 Albort Suva“ . 2‘22 Lydia. Portoll. 8'28 Maggie Mchmb y 211 Eva \Yiley.... 3‘36 Resale licdtlibt ...... 210 Bella. Moodia. 306 Sarah Palmer ......... 194 Corrie Lymburnei 303 Aggie Ken-smut 301 Mary Trench. 800 N v.3oth,1882. Norquay on Disallowance We (yum 3mm. NEW ADV ERTISEMENTS. A Queer Argument. Richmond Hill. Ont. Public School. Bf‘u 303 301 300 A NOVELTY IN kaS-As Norton Brakey a farmer living in York township, was driv; ing a load of hay along Adelaide street, Ton ronto, on \‘u’ednesday, it caught fire a shortl distance east of Yonge Street. The alarm l was sonnle from Box 39 at the corner of Yonge and Adelaide sheets, and the brigade turned out on the instant. Before the burn- in; hay could be extinguished the firemen had to upset the waggon. Mr Bralrey was not smoking, hnd he thinks some person touched a lighted match to the end at the load while he was paésing Yongo Street, as the load caught fire at the bottom. 1 rm: 200. ll The Zoo still continues to he a "leading attraction in this city. Etery few Hays an: addition is made to the many wonderful creatures found there. The genial manager ‘ Mr. Barry Piper has xeturned from his three months wedding trip, and is again to be seen smilinglypointing out the astounding proportions oflhe whale to some visitors from the country. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. ir Piper is also Chief of the Weights and Measures Department. and during his absence this branch ot‘the Service was care- fully nnd eilieiently looked ailer by Mr. Dan- iel Kinnee. of'l'eston, who had eumplete charge of the city division. The Superin- tendent of the Toronto District, Mr John-- ston, paid the office a. visit a short time since, and expressed himself as being highly delighted at the mannér in which Mr. Kin-I nee had attended to his duties. He said he had every confidence that Mr. K. would make a painstaking and efficient officer. THE EXCISE. Many of the readers of the HERALD will be pleased to hear that Mr John LosgroVe, of the Excise Department, has given such satisfactim that the chief officer has appoint- ed him to one of the most responsible and important positions iu the Excise. Mr. John Coulter. of Bradford, formerly of Richmond Hill, has removed to this 'city where he has secured a splendid situation, hating complete charge of the cutting department in one of the great clothing es‘ tublishmenls of this city. Well, Mt'thodlsls are not any better than other penile. but is it not strunge, il‘this was a ieligmns question, that the Episco- palian and Roman Catholic voted the same as five Melhodists,â€"thul the prayer of the )petitioners be granted, and the tenchers ‘ ratâ€"engaged. He says that it is to be regreted that. nhe religious question has taken a strong ; hold on the minds of some. The only per- son thnt l have Yet heard of, that it has taken a strong hold of, is the Lihmal mum The petition was signed by members of all the I churches, and ulsn by ratepayers who do not beâ€" long to uny church. 1 mny sufnly SILY thnt tho quostion of the religion of the tenchera did not ‘ influence in single intelligent rutepuyer whose name uppenrml (in tho petition. Spanking for myself, I sinned the petition simply br‘cunm) I desired. as t ,pct‘iiion stated, to have ‘ tl.e touchers rc-engnged at their present Snlnl‘it‘fi. I did not: cum, nor (In 1 now, what Church they belong to, or, indcml, uhcthcr they bvlong to any. It in not. on account (if thnir Btnnding in sunday school, l‘rnyepmceting or Church, that: teachers are engaged, but because they know how to tench their pupils ) l The “Liberal” and School Matters. Sm.â€"’~The cditoriul in the Liberal on “School Matters,” cuntnins some of the most contradictory sentvnces and nhsmd statements that every app: med in a news-- pn; er, and which should not. be paSStd by without comment. It must be borne in mind that the editor of the Liberal, signed a petition requesting tho Board of Trustees to t'e-engage the teachers in the Ptrb‘ric Schoots at their present salaries, and at the meeting of the Board where the petition was presented, he spoke in favor of" it. In the Liberal of last week he tries to mttke it appear that this petition was not worthy of the attention of the Board, and then again he says that the Board are moral- ly bound to respect the opinion of those whose servants they are. He says that t1 petition from over eighty ratepayers is not to be ignored, but that, h‘dd it been ignored he would not, although one of the petition- ers, have found fault with the Board. To the Editor of the Now‘ what do such ':.tntements mean ? Any man that signs a petition doclures by doing so that he dtSll'GS to see the course pursued, which is advocated in the petition. If he does not so desrre, he is putting his name to a falsehood. He is misleading the persons to whom the petition is addressed, and is unworthy ofthe respect of honest. d: truthful people. Such a man would sign a petition one day, and sign P. contra one the next. Who could place any dependence on :1 creature of this kind. Bucklen’s Arnica Saive. Tm; “as? SAL“; in the World for Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sore-a. Tetter, Chap”me Hands, Chilblnins, Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and positive- iy cums Piles. IL is guaranteed to give The Liberal editor says that a religious question was introduced. and then he goes on to regret that it was. He says, intro- ducing denominatinnalism is n bane to the cause of God, and so eloquent does he wax over this great evtl, that the reader would almost think he had a spécial misston to remove every bane to the cause of God. He plainly gives his readers to understand that the petition was gotten up by Metho- dists. and signed by Methodists, and then he says there was no necessity for‘ doing this, “as a glance at. the denomin‘mionalism of the members of the Board will show,â€"three l’tesbyterians, one Episco4 palian, one Roman Catholic, and seven Methodisls. Ifthe English language means what is spoken 0r written, then the Liberal man says that these seven Methodists would vote for the teachers, at, any rate. The only pcl‘fiml who has tried to arouse rcli glans feelings is the, LIBERAL 1mm, and he col taxinly 1:11" min sunts lullll Flundcrs the members at all the churchus when hr; states that bitter feelings of nnimusity and religious zeal have been urouscd over school matters. Richmond mu, NOVA ' 11,1883. Thurlmv Weed died peacefully on We ncsdav 22nd inst. alter a lingering illness. A gravel train overtook and telescoped the Pullman car 0f the main from Quebec on the lutercoloniul Rallway at. Beaver Brook on Friday night. The driver, stoker and brakeman of the gravel train were fat; ully scalded and several olher employees severely injured. The cause of the accident appears to be the slow progress of ihe Quo- hec train and the failure of the halvis of the gravel train to observe the tail lighls ot' the [assengefi train. Thousands; of dollan can be saved by usâ€" ing propm‘judgment, in taliingpare 0f the health ofyourself'und family. lf you are Bilious, have sallow complexion. poor appe- lilo, low and depressed spirits. and generally debilitated, do not delay H. moment. but go at once and procure a bottle of those won-- dorful Electric Hitters. which never fail to cure, and that for the trifling sum of fifty cunts.â€"â€"Tribunc. Sold by ll. E. Law. Fortunes for Farmers & Mechanic Toronto. Herald. A I‘ETITIONER‘ Wed The fall meeting of the York County Council opened Tuesday afternoon 213: inst. f in the Council Chamber. Toronto, Mr How- ‘lcn, Warden_ in the chui.. The followrng members were present :-â€"Messls. Ashton, Abell, o)rodlie, «Canning. Cook, Dunjcnti, Dollery, Davis, Doherty, Eakin. Evnnfi, F081 ter, Gibb. Hambtey, Henry, Holbornhflas- tings. Irving, Jackson. Jones, James. Jame- son, Jones, Lloyd, Meritt, Porter, Richard- son, Rennie, Stokes, Speight, Stevenson, Saunders, Travis. Tyrell, Williamson, Wat- ,Bon, and Wicltson. l [mm the Wurdeu's address, a numbcr of petitions and communications were read, ,um ongst which was one 'staf-ihg ttmt the ‘Courts decided that the Steam-motor should 'not. be used on the Kingston tramway, the :motor company to pay costs of suit. WEDNESDAY. A number of communications were read. ‘(ln motion a Committee composed of Messrs ,Jackson, Stokes, 'l‘yrell, Speight, Aikens, 'the Warden & Co. Trees, was appointed to confer with the Government. regarding a dispute as to whether the county or the Government should pay Dr. Richardson's fees for examining prisoners, who are sent ‘to the Central Prison, where the Govern-1 ,ment receive the benefit of their labor. A Commutee composed of Messns. Jack2 son, Speight, Duncan. Saunders, and the Warden, was appointed to watch legislation at the next session of the Local Heuse re: aaz'dmg the uphéxnlloh of Yorkville and other parts of the County to Toronto. and also all other malters glfecling the County. The Committee on Legislation were 01"" dered to submit a petition to the Govern- ment, asking that the Voters’ List Act. be Amer ded to make the payment of costs ob8 Iigatmy on the unsuccessful appellants. The Council adjourned in order to attend the laying oi the Corner Stone of the Do- minion Bolt Factory at the Humber. THURSDAY. The Council visited the Industrial Home, at NOWIDKH'liC‘t, per special mxin from 'l'm- onto. After inspecting [be building, War“ den Rowen trel‘tvd the whole party to a. supper at the Eagle Hotel, Newmarket, where they had a pleasant lime. SATURDAY. REPAIRS (\F BRIDGES. A communication was read from the county clerk of Peel, stating thut the council had grunt- ed $8.3, in addition to the grunt of $70 for tho re~ pair of bridges on tho boundury line in the towii~ ships of Albion and Kingund $22 {'0 to meet, 8:; pauses of repuirs of bridges on the county line iii the Toronto Gore and Vaughan. norms nib humans. The Stundiim committee on Roads and Bridges rotortcd {1) Thth they had it. communication l)"lOl‘U them from the llsove of Scurbbro’, asking for continuation of byâ€"luw for the sale and clcs~ ing up of certain roads : the connnittco recom- mend ucoordingiy, the coufirmution of bylaw No 406 passed June 21; 1882. (2)21 communication from the Clerk of Georgina, asking for tho confir» mutien of a by-law for the closing of a certuin street und opening up another in lieu thereof in the village of Eudora ; recommend confirmation of by-lmv No 3, 1882, for this purpose. (3) A com- munication from the Reeve of Richmond Hill, asking; for the confirmation of n bylaw for the purchuse and opening up of certain streets, had been considered ;rocommended the confirmation of by-law No Do, passed for this purpose. 14) A commnnieu‘tion from the Reeve of York To'fin- ship, asking for the rebuilding of the bridge over the Huniberut Rountree's Mill, had been con. sideer ; the committee could not recommend the grant because of insuflicient information. (5) A petition praying for the erection of a bridge over the meber on the Scarlett-road had been considered ; the committee could notroconmiend the prayer of said petition, but would recon1-- mend nu ndditionul grant of $190 to assist the local municipalities in the erection of said bridge on condition that the Council be not held liublc. (6) A communication from Chris Bambi ; com- missioner appointed to act. with a. comm ssienof Pcel county for the repair of bridges on the county line between Albion and King had been considered, and they submitted a resolution to the affect that $70 23 be apportioned. The report we adopted. Free of Cofst. All persmns wishing to test. the merits of ‘a great remedyâ€"one that will positively ‘ cure Consumption, Coughs, colds, Asthma. :Bronchilis, or any afi'eclion of the 'l‘hmat and Lungsâ€"er requested to call at R. E. Law’s Drug Store and get a Trial Bottle of "Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption ‘jrce of cost, which will show you what a iregular dollarmize bottle wiil do. A Committee composed of Messrs. Davis, Jackson Porter, Saunders, Merritt. Duncan, Stevenson, Aikens, Tyre“, Hambly, Spcilh‘t and the W’urden were appointed to attend to all matters relating to the Industrial House, BV-lnw to confirm the by-luws passed by the vnriuus munir'ipnlibios mentioned in the report of the Committee were introducvd, mud 11. first", second, and third time under a. uusponsion of me rules, find Image 1. ed Am you disturbed at night and broken of your rost by u sick child $11131 ing and crying with the (‘xm‘uciuting 1min of cutting tooth ? If so, go at once and get It bottle of MRS. wiSsan's SOOTHâ€" 1N0 svmtr, It will rClicvc the 1mm little sufl'cx- m‘ innuediatohw depend upon it; thcro is no n’xistumk , about it. There is not :1, mother on earth who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it W111 regulate the bowels, and give rest to Um mother, and relief and health to the child, operating1ikenmgic. Itis perfectly safe to use In .11] cases, and pleasant to the t at . :md The Council met, the Reeve in the chair. Present, Messrs. Pugaley, ieddin and San- derson. The. following neconnts werfi ordered to be paid : Peter Gibson. P. L. 3., Survey and plan (in duplicate.) wuh cit-scrip; lion of Lerne Avenue &3 Church St. continuedl dated April 10,‘82 $17 00 M. B Keefler, advertising Court of Revision, and printing tax bills 7 50 Joseph Powell, work with term on Cliuxch Street... . . . . . . . 4 50 Colin Steel, removing Mrs Gillinga hum and family to Ravenslioe 7 00 N. Stephenson, drawing lumber from Marsh’s Mill , . . . . . . i . . . . . . . 2 00 council adjourned until Tuesday, Dec. 2011), 1882. Davy & Clark, Druggists, Renfrew, date of June 31d, wrile, “Burdock Blood Bitters, though comparatively a new prepamllon. has taken the lead in this locahty as a blond purifier. our sales of it being: equal to that of all other medicines used for the purpose during the last year.” A meeting of the Liberul-Conservative Association of the East Riding of York and Markham will be held at the Queen’s Hotel here on Saturday next for llle purpose of selecting a candldale to contest. East York against Mr Budgerow for the Local Legis- lature at the next general elections. Mr. J. McConnell, License Inspector for East York, accompanied liy Constable irown, has been midingz the unlicensed houses in the township of Vaughan, Six iufnrmntious were laid before the Magistrate ut Yorkville on Monday. The Inspector has in his possession a waggon-load of con- fiscated liquors. He is determined to close every unlicensed house. MEOTBERS! MOTHERS 1! MOTHERS Undoubtedly the best medlclne to keep on lmnd for Colds, Coughs. Asthma, Bronâ€" chitis and Pulmonary troubles generally, is Hagymdls Pcctm-ul Balsam. It will not cure Consumption, but it will cure those troublesome condltions leading thereto. ’lhe comfcil adjourned film; DIE Minuten of last meetmg read and approv- York County Council. Vlllage Council. Richmond Hill, Nov. 261]), 1882 UNIONVILLE‘ , ‘Chrisfmas is only three weeks from hext Monday. Woodbridge letter; and other interestâ€" ing matter received too late for this issue The regular monthly meeting of the Fire Company, will be held on Friday. Dec. lst. After practiCe, a meeting will be held to complete arrangements for the annual Torch-light Procession and Concert, on the evening of Jan. 1st. LAW EXAMS.â€"Am0n28t the names of the students-at-Iaw and urticled clerks Who passed the first intermediate examâ€" ination we notice that of A. G. F. Lawâ€" rence. CHEATED AGAINâ€"The Aurora Bore. alis man got cheated on some wood the other (lay, paying tour cenls per stick on very inferior two foot wood, and be cautious the public to be careful in purâ€" chasing. ‘l he man who would, in cold blood and with malice ul‘orethought, cheats a trusting, confiding, innocent newspaper man on wood, must have given up all hopes of future happiness, long, long ago. RECOVERING.-â€"The many friends of Mr. Adam Rupert, of this village, will be pleased that he is fast. recovering from his six weeks illness through fever He is now able to leave his bed, and if his strength continues to increase, as it has in the last few days, he will soon be around attending to business again. DOWN Fnon WINNIPEG. Mr Robt. Trench, of Aurora, returned home from Winnipeg a few days ago, after several months absence in the North-“fest. On Monday he visited Richmond Hill, and greatly surprised many old friends, who. thought he was still hunting bufi'alos on the plains of the Saskatchewan, or smok- ing the pipe of peace with Big Wolf. of the Sioux. But Robert has returned safe and sound, looking healthy and hearty as u trapper, and highly pleased with the North West. He intends reâ€" turning in a few weeks. Any amount of money to be made up there he snys,nnd, frcm reporter, he has caught on to a good share pt'it. r DRY WOOD" AND CEDAR RAILS.â€" Parties wanting dry wood and cedar ralls, should attend the Auction Sade on Wednesday, 6th L‘cc., at Lot ‘29, 6th Con. of Markham, about halt'a-mile north of Cnshcl ; the property of Mr. Wm. Ford. $10 cash, 3 months’ credit on largpr sums. Sale at 1 o’clock. S. M. Brown, Auct. For particulars see bills. “CANADA my. CANADIANS.”â€"This is the motto of an interesting little month ly, called The Canadian Journal, pubâ€"- lished in Toronto, at 50 cents per ann um Its columns are devoted to Canadian subjects, and the articles are decidedly interesting. The second number lzas been received, and proves to be up to the promises inade in the prospectus. Try it for six months, only 25 cents. N0 HOUSES.â€"â€"The bachelors in Beav- erton complain that the reason why they do not get. married is because there are no suitable houses to live in, and the Sutton Times says the same grievance exists in that town We are rather scarce of houses in Richmond Hill, but our young fellows are made of sterner stuif. Houses or no houses, when the girl names the day the wedding cake is ordered and the minister requested to hold himself in readiness to tie the Gor- dian knot. A married man is frequent- ly seen hunting a house, and confounding some of our capitalists for not building a number of cottages to rent, but this thought never seems to bother wouldâ€"be benedicts,judging from the lame number of marriages which have taken place in this village and neighborhood this fall. We are now informed that there is not a vacant house in the village, and several comfortable houses are wanted, at least parties have made enquiries of us, if there was such a thing to he found. Whether the houses are wanted by mar- ried men, or young men contemplatingi marriage we are not genie: to say just‘ now. It would pay to build a number of houses, somewhat similar to those câ€" rected by Mr McNair at the north end of the village, and it is surprising that Iz' " {some ot'our taintalznt's it; 139-, :n 2.1 .‘iny: Tm: TRANat‘i‘.â€"0bservntions of the transtt of Venus, on December 6th, will be taken in Canada at Winnipeg, Whitby Belleville. Coburg, Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa. Montreal, Fredericton, Halifax. and Charlottetown. By these observaâ€" tions it is expected to get an accurate knowledge. of the sun’s distance, and all our information regarding the movements of the planets and the moon depends on the exact distance being ascertained. The astronomers expect to have an inter- esting: time watching this transit. In the absence of our esteemed Professor the duty of watching the proceedings of' Venus devolves upon us‘, and ifa suitable observatory is provided we are willing to other ourselves as a martyr in the interâ€" ests of science. THE ESTRELLE COMPANY.â€"This popular Company is billed to appear in the Masonic Hell, it! this village. this evening and to~niorrow evening, (Thurs- day and Friday,) Nov. 30th and Dec. 1st. The play on Thursday evening is “East Lynne. or the Elopement,” and on Friday evening “Mabel Heath” will he presented. These plays will be ren-L dered With appropriate scenery, by a large company of” performers, Miss Minnie Estrellc, the young and talented actress, taking the leading characters. This is an opportunity seldom afforded. for seeing these beautiful emotional dramas, by a full Dramatic Company. This company has played to large houses all over the country, and are always greeted by a crowded house on their second appearance In Aurora they played two successive nif-jhts, and an afternoon matinee, to crowded houses. For particulars see bills. Any one who has ever read these plays, will not miss this opportunity of seeing them acted. LOCAL ITEMS. FARM FOR SALE“â€"~L0‘t34 and 35, 2nd Con. Markham. See advertisement. A Grand Concert will be held in the Buttonville School House, on Dec. 15. For particulars see bills. A BROAD Emmaâ€"The Bareah's man has a museum department. which he calls the "Zoo." A traveller for the Toronto Brewing 00., lately presented the editor with a sheep’s head, and he seems pleased over it, too. But some people can’t take a hint. NOMINATION.â€"By referring to the minutes of Markham Township Council, in another column, it will be seen I that Nomination Day is fixed for b‘ziday, Dec. 220d. A NEW HOTEL.â€"-Mr Alcott, wha formerly kept a hotel on the Davenport Road, has purchased the site’ of the Prospect House, at Egliugton, from Mr. Smith. sud intends to erect; a hotel some- whatsimilar in design to‘ the Palmer House in this village. SKATING.â€"-If‘the weather continues cold Mr. McLean says there wil tegord skating on the Rink by Saturday night. The prices of the tickets have been reâ€" duced this year, and a fellow can take his girl now, without drawing very heavy on his bank account. Mr. McLean thinks there has been so many marriages this fall that a reduction in price is actu- ally necessary in order to induce the tim- id young men who are not married to bring a young lady with them. Boys, avail yourselves of the opportunity, and remember. “Happy is the wooing that’s not long a-doing, etc. Wheat mu, new, per bush .. Spring (10 .. Barley do Outs, (l6 Pens do . Ryo do Dressed Hemmer 100 lbsv.“ Beef, hind qu‘m‘ters, per 1L0 ,,. . Mutton, by the carcusc, per 100 lbs Chickens, per pair Ducks, per brace Geese,eu.ch ....... Turkeys, ouch Butter, 11) rolls . large rolls tub dairy. Eggsjresh, (loz Potatoes, pm‘ bug Axnples per barrel . Onions, pm’ bag .‘ Cabbage, per doz, Celery, per (107 Turnips, per 11‘?» a 0 ~ A SUCCESSFUL TEACHERâ€"Mr. Jas. Brackin, of Chut‘num, formerly Head Master of Richmond Hill Public Schools, has been very successful as a. echool teacher in that. town. He has given such satisfaction to the trustees, and become so popular with the pupils, that at a late meeting" of the School Board it. was resolved to offer him the appointâ€" ment of Principal of the new Public Schools, at a salary of $700 per ycar. The new school buildingr is estimated to cost $15,000 including the grounds, It contains eight rooms, and is ahead of' any other School building in Chathnm. The building: will be completed about the first of the new year. \Ve congrutu~ late James on his appointment. hich, we believe is well merited, and will reâ€" fleet credit on the judgemcut of the Board. His many warm friends in this section of'the country will be pleased to hear of his continued success. PIKEâ€"REEsonâ€"«At the residence of the bride's fa fiber, 9th Con. of Markham, on thn 213i. inst, bv rho Rov S C I’hilp, jr, Alpheus, eldest son of Mr John Pike, to Méti'thn, voniigest daugh- ter of Mr John G Reesor, all (t Mnrkhmn. BOYLEflâ€"BARCLAYAA’L the residence of the brides int r, Pickering, by the Rev Mr Fnrastor, on the find inst, J Mulcom Bovlen, of Mongolia, to Elizabeth J Btu-clay, of Pickering. RonmsgNicALâ€"At the residence of the omcint- ing minister, liov W Percy, on tho Slst “It, Mr Joseph Robbins, to Miss Arum Neal, all of \Vhitchurch. DEGEERVHOCKLEYAAt the residenca of the brides‘l‘nnm's father, on tho 15th inst, by the Ray W Percy, Mr Urius veneer, to Miss Angol- iim Ho’ckley, all of Uxbridge. Currofn,‘ 1301‘ dd Roofs wor 1mg - ‘, pm; in Barley Oats, Pen-s Rye W 'u MAcAGYâ€"At Ottnwu, on the ZRth inst, N. A. Mr ct Auv, Esq, of H. )L Customs, in the 63rd yeuf of his ago. Thu decansod was a native of Hflflfnfi. NA S. The family have our symptyhy in thaii‘ berenvo- when} QUARTZâ€"On Friday. 24m inst, at ankshudo Farm, Show], the wife of Mr. B. F. Quuutz, of a. son. menu BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE. E'E ’3 a -‘ i - 5mg}? "‘3‘. Ex; DP No Preparation on earth equals 5?. Liters (In. as a safe, sure, simple and cheap External Rumedy'. A trial entails but the compnmtivciy firming outlay of 50 Contfl, and every one anfhzring With pain can have cheap and positive proof of its claims. Directions in Eleven Languagea. fieura/gia, Scim‘ica, Lumbago, ' Fae/(ache, Saraness of {/79 Chesf, Gout, Quins], Sore Throat, swoll- ings and Sprains, Burns and Sea/4s, General {Jud/Y] Pains, Toox’r’z, Em" and Headache, Fresfed Feet and Ears, and all other Pains and lie/res. LOCAL ITEMS. A. VOGEicfiR & 00., THE MA RKETS T()R(')N’.l‘()e THURSDAY, Nov, 3n, i882. mucus AT mmusmx‘ WAUGONS M ARRIED. "3‘ fl I)E2\TI>I'. BIRTI’I. zmltimorp. Md” U. 5. A. 0 30 4o 0 40 63 2.5 17 ‘26 85 00 (‘0 50 0 06 00 00 65 65 26 00 20 27 0 90 1 oo 0 60 50 50 (30 0f) U’J A Caurt of Revision was held on Saturde morning by Judge Boyd, to correct the Veters’ List for {882. Messrs. John Rain and John Shaw acted for the Conservatives, and Mr Budgerow appeared for the Reform- ers. The cases entered numbered 150. The Conservatives added {3 new names and [he Refm-mers 9; i"? were struck, off the list. and the balance were changed or re; mained on. On Saturday morning Mr. Atkins’ son, aged five years, was ru‘n over by a butcher’s can. and severely injured. Hopes are eu- tertmned of his recovery. There is a rumor that'lhe contest at the next municipal CIECNOHS for {Be Reeveship will nest. between the present Reeve, Mr. Wickson, and First Deputy, Mr B. Saunders Court of Revision was held in Yorktown ship on Tuesday last, his Honor Judge Boyd pmsiding. The result oflhe revision was a decided gain affirms" for Iii!) Conservafi trve party. During ihe sitting of the court His Honor was compelled to give Mr Badge; row a severe reprimanding. strongly advis- in;.’ him to tell the truth, and save himself, perhaps, considerable trouble. Y0 RK FARMERS’ CULUNIZATIUN COMPANY ! $1,000 Stock for Sale. Apply at HERALD OFFICE. Nov. Both, 1882. Lots 35, Langstafl‘, Nov. 29th, 1882. uwnokin your own town; 585 Outfit {1-00. No risk. Everything new Capitulnot required \Vo will {vanish you everyching Muny um muMug; fortunes Ladies make M much us Ins-n, mud 11037.“.de girl“ make gran-t pity. Render, if you wuu 1). business at which you cum nmkc grout puy ulltho time you work, write for urticulm‘s to H. HALLETl‘ & Co. l’ortmud. Maine, FARM FOR SALE: Came into the premises of the undersianed, Lot 20. rent and of 2n_d C_ou._, of Markham, on or Village Lots fm: Sale ! The undersigned offers for sale villager Lots Nor 1 and 2, according to n plnn of town Lots in Rich- mond Hill, on Township Lot No 46 communion! of Township of Vaughan. by George MCPhiniXlB, 1’ L S, dated Sept. 1857â€"suid lots. and the build- ings (human; (it preflont occupied by Mr Thcmul \Vilsmi, situate on the North side of Arnold street. Title perfect. For piirticulurs apply to M. Teefy, Postmaster, Richmond Hill. For further particulars, as to terms, apply to the undersigned on the Wth half of Lc'b ho. 13, the adjoining lot. Post Ofilcc .‘\(Mress,~CARRVIIALE. STEER STRAYED ! lust, a, Der Red Steer, 2 years old. The owner will plans-2 prove property. my expenses and take it “way. U u .‘ A_ “Geo. Welli‘nént Stmyud into the premiseu 0f the undersigned, sometime last Spring, 0110 Ewe and Lamb. Tho owner is requested to. prove property, pay exv pauses and nqu them away. . k _ John Palmer. Richmond Hill, Nov. 53111383. Nov. 15th, 1951 With 10 Rnoms. Good Bum, Stublim: and Out Buildings cmnplotc. There is u. novorâ€"fuiliu Stream ucross one. corner of the Lot. The Lnn is in 11 Good Stat-o of Cultivation, within halts; miluof Church, Schnol House and Post (mice. Grist and Sun? Mills in the immediate fleightor- hood. Three Miles From Thornhlfi. Can-ville, Sept. 27m, 1882 15TPI OF OCTOBER! Murkhum, Nov. 22nd,'sg Farm for $21.16 ! The remainder Bush. There is upon the 116'â€" nfises And the same distance from Richmond Hill, and 15 miles from Toronto. EEEEEEBY SALE! TU Persons Desirous of Purchasing a L‘esu‘able Village Property.- NWESHIP 0F VAUGflAN! Ewe 82; Lamb Strayed. The East Half of Lot No.14, Pnrsmmt to tho Decree and Final Order for Sate, made in \Vullucc vs. Gregory, there will be sold, with the approbation of '1‘ W Tnvlor, Esq, Master in Ordinary of the Supreme Co‘urt 01 Judi- catm‘o for Ontario, by WGOEBREDGE ! A GOOD FRAME HOUSE Public Auction. PARCEL NO. 1~Contuiniug half [L11 acre. more or less, being Village Lot No 2, in the subâ€"diviu 51011 of {L tract or parcel of land forming hurt of tho South VVost qnnrtur of Lot No 7, in the Tth Con. of Vaughan, and lately conveyed to John A Donaldson, byJohn Broley; excepting thoreont that portion of the said Lot upon which the Grunge Hull is erected. At the hour of 1 O'Clock in the afternoon,011 Saturday, 9th o:f'I)ec., ’82, The following Valuable Property in two parcels :â€" PARCEL NO. 2â€"Confiuining bV udmeusureu mam, twn l‘OdS, mare or less, which suirl parcel of lnml lies [Lt the intersection of the southerly limit of Lot No 7, in the Township of Vaughan, with the \Vcstorly limit cf the Vaughan Brunch of tho Albion Plank Roml, having: a. frontage on said Bond of 0110 chain and twentysix linkr, and a depth of four chains. , ‘ I W Terms of Saie :vaeMyfivc per cent qf the purchase money to be paid to the _'Veiid‘b'f‘s{ Solicitors [Lt tlm time of $9.10, and the l‘liil’fifill with Court within 30 days thereafter, “if/film}? i b. The property will be “hld subject fir’ W; bid fixed by tho suid Master. Immédi J 9 V3505- sion given. > . a» 1 ‘ in“) In ntlmr_ respects the‘ Condgtlons 3’? MILO hire thg stqnd‘lpg conditiong of Stud Court. _. Mulock, 'ril't, Miller'&3§rbwth'ér, Vow (1' Solicuors‘ Hr) Messrs. McCarti nng ~13 ’5‘“ For further. nmticnlnrs, up ,1y_. to Me Mulpgk’. T!”:,MJӣ" & “mugs. For particulars npvly to The undersigned offers for Shin Hm", {Valuable Farm, being composed of Clay Loam Soil, containing 100 Acres, about For fnrthfinnnrjic lnrfi, _R1u mm: Wrertimimw. 85 Acres Cleared : N. J. Armstrong, Auctioneer, At the Inkcrmxm Hotel, in the Village of VVOODIEIKIDGE! Valuable Property B RO OIiS FARM. 2nd Con. of Markham. known as The undersigned ofiers for Sale Lnngsmff, I’. 0., Or to DAIL BROOKS, Toronto. In the 2nd Concession of the BEPAJAMIN BRiLLlNGER. YORKVILLE. JAS. A PEARSON, Registrar, A FIRSTâ€"CLASS John Langstafi', about the â€"I Nâ€" wammxn'r: i-t»f 3tpd ’I‘. G. a; B. RAILWAY Katie: 0! Application to Amend M‘s Grey and Bruce Railwa Comps», will sp- ply to the Legislature otthe rovincoo Ontlthu at the next session thereof, for an Act to amen the several A cts relating: to the said Comp-n .* and for further power for the issue of bar: I and debenture stock, and to re-arrango thou" bonded debt, and for the repeal of section twolv. and thirteen of the Act, forty- three Victoria. Chop.- sixtyâ€"six, providing tor the appointmexn of O commissioner for the purpose therein mentioned. and also to repeal the seventeenth section of tho‘ said Act, providing forfihe election of a Director" by certain Municipalities therein monflonod, .- for other purposei ; also power to strong. with other Railway Companies for station “comm , dation, and tojoin with other companies in “It erection of a joint station ; also the ri ht m mild running arrangements withlother REJIWBIIZIID for power to purchase and charter and work steambonts and other vessels, and to mlko Al'- tangements for erecting, working and otherwll. (loading with Elevators, and to declare lo al and valid n11 debentures issued, or to be issue , unqht By-Laws passed by the several Municipaliflu in aid of tho said company, and for other purpoul. NOTICE is hereby given that the Torch“ Gray and Bruce Rnilwav Combnnv will no- Toronto, Nov. 11th, 1882. Executor’s Sale. Saturday, 2nd Doom, 1882, THORNHILL, At 2 O’Clock, p. m., the following valuable mo- hold property, belonging to the Estate of tho PARCEL N0. 2â€"le Frame Dwelling-hon” in good order and 2 acres of oxcallenc land, put of Lot 30, in the 15: Concession, Vaughan. Thi- pruperty is beautifully situated, and in in our] respect a most desirable Ono. PARCEL NO. lâ€"The Valuable Farm of the“ 50 acres, being the Easterly part of Lot 42, in “:0 lat Concession, Vaughan. The land in of oxeoll- out. quality, well watered, and Within 1} mil. of the Village of Richmond Hill. There an “'0 good dwelling houses and outbuilding on m. premises. PARCEL N0. 3~Thuc Frame Dwellin Ltd premises, being Lots 10 and 11, on Robert ynn'l man of pnrt of Lot 31, in In Concession, Vnu‘h- an, and lmving u frunmge of about 132 foot on Yongo Street, and a depth of about 160 foot. Terms zmd conditions made known on tho day of Hula. nnd at any time. on applicnio- to MESSRS BOYD & STAYNER, Solicitor; Tel-on» Late EdVva.t~_d Seager, Jr. Pursuant to the Reviaod Statue: of Ontulo, Chap. 107, notice is hereby given that all pot-on having ‘ ‘/v V' ’“m‘ "1 "" "'"i 0 SURGEON anrzs'r, has; removed to 87 Kim; stroot Flush; Toronto. Bostminerul tooth inserted in n. manna er to suit each patient. Particular attention given to the preservation and regulation of “10‘ natural met-h, carefully avoiding all nnnocosfi‘ nry pain. Oflice hours from 8 n. m. to 6 1‘. I}. Private residence 209 Jarvis street. Tm BEST" IN THE wonw Edward Seager} In the County of York, Fnrmm‘, Dncenud, m required to Hand in full particulars of such clnlml duly proved, to me the undersigned, on or W. ROGERS, (at I’nlmer House) Aurora. 156, 8th, 1601);!1nfl 22nd do Newmnrket, , ‘ . . . . . ' 2nd do Stoufivillo.. . do Markham ..... .. do Victoria Square do Thornhill ...... do Maple ...... do W‘oodbridge ...... do Kleinburg , .. do Noblnton . 0th do ' ‘ AllflfithflbiCRTRfl N'lt'hus finds, etc., used when ordered and none but the best material used After which date I will distribute the an)“ of the deceased amongst the parties entitled thon- to, find for the said eufute :10 applied, I win no! bu Iiublu to any person 01 whose elnlm I am not then have had notice. mAlI ficrnofis ixfihbféd Shin- Eemto an “quil- ed to make pnymant- forthwith to no. Thankful for tho favors cf the past you", may still be consulted hi aii'y branch of tho pro fosnion. as follows : 5 Richmond Hill... . 9th d; 24th of each month FOR $18.00, $2‘1.60;*§??v§;§‘€} 1%: Don? Dated Oct. 25th, 1582. EVERSLEY. P.O.= THE Pflfiflgflfil figlflTE EDVVA nu) SEAGEK, Deceased. Western Canada Great chance to mum? ‘ money. Those who 9.1.4 vmys take advantage 01?, I the good chances of mak? ing money that are offered, generally become; wealthy, while those who do not improve nuch‘ chances remain in poverty, We Mini/many man; Wonien,boys and girls to work for us right in; their own localities. Any one 01m do the wax-lg properly from the first start. The business will) pay mom than ten ime‘s ordinary wages. Ex: pensive outfit fu‘rnis tori free. no are who engagei fails to nmke munoy rapidly. You aim devot your whole time totlm work, or only your spare»; moments. Full information and all that is nee 1‘ ed Sent free. Address STINSON & 00., Portlun ~ Maine Officesâ€"No 70, Church-street, Toronto HON GEO \V ALLAN, Sexmtor,Presidont GEORGE GOODERHAM.. Vice~Prosident DIRECTonsâ€"â€"Snumel Platt, M P, Alfred Geodet- ham, Geo W Lewis, T1105 H Loo, Hon D Ll Mucpherson, Senator See our reduced 1mm tu‘ble For further infer; mution apply at the oflices 0f the Company Before the Is!- Bay of Dem. ’82. Tomi Assbts, $3,500,000 Money received on deposit, and intereafi payable half yeur'ly or compounded. SAVINGS BANK? BRAB’J'OI-I n y 2.3 A u: W. 0% rem nvnd THE THORN HILL HOTEL, ’ov. list, 1882‘ Cnpifn1,_$1,000,000: Reserve Fund, $450,000! RICPIIWOND HILL 1 PUBLIC AUCTION 1 CLAIMS UPHN THE ESTATE NOTICE ! SALEM EC KA RDT, Auctions". Loan and Savings Company WALTER S LEE, 1'13 Maple 18m of e"or_v month WM. T. BOYD. Executor. 74 KING ST., TORONTO Or A ROBINSON. SURGEON DENTIST, AURORA MONEY T0 LOAN. w. Sutherland Taylor. 8201mm“ '1‘. G. a: B. Ewan! Co. Of b‘y t't‘id Lately residing near thnl, REGISTEMYD. ‘ :19 fihv‘ji . ADAMS, L.D.s.,; r.) $011170“ 1-6. Manager.