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Centre.) Bank of Canadé..â€"D Blain. Auctioneers and Indiumâ€"J K Macdonuld. lb. 33: Whole No.13”: Velume 26. THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1884. The date printed on each paper denotes the “me When the subscription expires. Is Richmond Hill going to do any? thing in the way of collecting for the ‘Humber Accident Fund’ ? If only for the :ake ofsbowing sympathy for the bereaved, we think a subscription list might be started. We suggest that. the new Connoil,at its first meetingsturt a list- & let it be taken around among the sub ncribers, We notice the town of Mnltou subscribing 833.50, surely a like sum might be got in Richmond Hill. It would also tend to show our good will in the come of those bereaved, if nothing more. HUMBER RELIEF FUND. We understand Ihe idea is to pnv the families of flu: killed and injured a rate per week» equal to what they had been in the habit oFgettingâ€"for the space nf one yunl', and any balance remaining would go to form a pmmunent fund for my future acceidents &c., that would re- guirc-m be llelped in the same wing. Let the good deed go on we say. We are perfectly well aware that. many people are opposed to giving, some perâ€" haps from the idea that. they cannot af- ford it, and others again think they nhould he just before they are generous. We would like to see a mammoth con- cert given, and the proceeds paid to the fund. but unfortunately we have not a hall suitable for the purpose. The Economist in writing upon the! Municipnl Elections. makes use of thel following :-â€"“'And the Dominion Gavâ€" ernment armed Mr. Williamson with certain appointments to be used with the weakâ€"kneed to coerce them.” We are inclined to the opinion that the above is made out of pure imagination. Dace not the Economist know right. well that. appointments now are only mode by “Civil Service" examination. We are as fully willing to condemn such‘ conduct on the part of the Dominionl Government as any one, but we are far} from crediting the truth of the atatch ment made, and should be glad to see proof. It is easy to make aesertions to serve a purpose at. election times, i‘ltt far from easy to establish the truth of the some By all means. let us have the names of the parties that Mr. W i]â€" Iiamlon tried to influence by the pro- misc of certain Government appoint- ments. Such conduct on the part of the Dominion Government should be frowned down by all free men. A Failure In-Crops. A species of WUIm is eating all the leaves from lhe chestnut and bickury nut net-s in many iaclions. and lbeflcrup will be- » failure Worms lhut nfliicl childre'n or adults will prove a failure it Dr. Low’s Plruflulll Worm Syrup is used. It is a sale mad sure cure fox OH worms that my in the human system up; 1mm, ia‘m'urlmd, The idea at the Government at Ottawa taking such an interest In our Municip- al Elections is something really surpris- ing, and we trust Mr Williamson will give the whole story a flat denial. Such yarns have been repeated too often, and it is about time now to clap them on the head. We, therefore, beg the Econo- mist, in the interest of free elections, to give to the public. through its columns, the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, and, as we huve already said, we shall be only too glad to stde with the Economist in condemning such oonduct on the part of any Government. The seating of Mr Mills for Bothwall by Judge Gult’s decision on Saturday: shows that the Liberal boom is still in force. It begun with the "redemption" of Lennox : the redeutptiott of West Mtddlesex in the local and its retention in the feceral legislature ; the election of Sir Richard Cartwright for South Huron by acclumution ; the dt-cision in the Hodge case ; and now the award of the seat for Bothwell to Mr Mills. But what. appears to please munv Liberals more than anything else. and what they conâ€" sider the best part of their present boom, is the adVent. ot'hurd times Il'the Globe would only commit suicide the Liberals might be in power before any of their hair has turned bluok,-â€" World. ‘ The following letter on the question whether hanging is painful appears in the Pall M all Gazette :-â€""The following (hots; as related to me by a late distinâ€" guished oficer who died high in rank in Her Miajeety’l nervice, may be of some publiolinterest : Many years ago. when n fog at a public school, he was ordered by his master to get, his silk stockings ready for an evening party, but unforâ€" tunately, only one could be found. Vain were the excuses ofl’cred by the poor little fag. His master in a rage, threw the silk stocking rnund his neck, and hold him suspended in lhe‘nir a sufficient. time to produce nncons‘eiousness, and to make it a doubtful matter if vitality could again be restored . He therefore exPerienced all the sensation of being hanged ; but he suffered no pain. and used to say he had no recollection of any- thing happening to him from the moâ€" ment the stocking: was thrown round his neck until he felt life returning. 86h: 953m 36mm. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS: N0 TI 0E T 0 S U35 CRIBERS. Let; us Have Proof. Richmond Hill. 0m. At a banquet given to Hon. Joseph Royal. at Winnipeg, :1 short time ago.‘ that gentleman gave an interesting aeâ€"‘ count of the remarkable progress of the Northwest. It was only permitted, he said, once in a lifetime to see a city and country like Winnipeg and Manitoba develop as they had done in so short a period. The first session of the Local Legislature was held in 1871, and Mr Royal was elected Speaker. The ideas of legislation were so crude that some of the members had to be instructed as to what was a motion and a bill Two Ministers used to have their ofilces in one mum, and in one or two cases the l Ministers had their bedrooms in their offices. But 10 ! what a revolution had been effected by the signing of the contract with the syndicate and the subsequent progress of the Pacific Railway. Mr. Royul spoke of the vast amount of W'Od done the Northwast by that entmpise. There was a great increase in the man: of immigrants. The assessed Value of the property in Winnipeg had increased from $8,000,000 in 1881 to 830.000.- 000 in 1883. There was ah a gun! in- crease in the customs revenue. The speaker did not deem the present cit-prea- sion as any occasion for alarm. The business of' the country was, in fact, beâ€" ing established on a sound financial foot- imx. The policy of the Government at Ottawa, he said, was pursued for the best interest of the Northwest. He ad- vised all to stand true to the country, and all would be well. His Esccllency the Governor General has been pleased to summon to the Sun-- Me, by Letters Palenc under xhc Great Seal, the following gentlemen, to_ wit ~ In the Province of Ontario, Donald McMillan. of Alexandria, Glengnwy Co, Esquire, Doctor of Medicine. James Turner. ot’ the city of'Hamilton. Esquire George C McKindscy; of the county of “Elton, Esquire. In ihe Province of Quebec. James G. Ross, of the city of Quebec, Enquire. and V0 appoint him for the Electoral Di- vision of La; Laurentides therein. vice the late Hon. D. E. Price. deceased. Alexandre anoste, of Montreal, one of Her Mnjcfilyls Counsel learned in law, and to appoint him l'nr the Elcclnral Di vision of De Lom’mr’r therein, mice the late Hon J 0. bureau. deceased.â€"-Gaâ€" zettc. One who tried the faith cme declares she was curedâ€"of her lailhâ€" Burdock Blood Binars eaten by wnrks. not by failh alone. It is [he grand specific for all diseasps of LH'CI'. deneys und lilo Yd. pmifyiny. regu» latmg and Il‘xengllmning the vital fluids. Accidentally I happened to bepnssing through School Section No 5. Vaughan, and feeling tired I Sltlppvd to rest for a while. While there I was informed that. a special meeting was being held in the achonl house, lor the purpose of electing a truMee in place of one that had gone where polities and elections are at an end. (in that beautiful land above ) Feeling a little interested I sauntered down to the place, and found that the meeting had just adjourned, and the innjority of the ratepayers had taken their departure, when, lo and behold, a man from the 2nd division appeared on the scene, and demanded why lhe meet- ing hnd adjourned before his arrival. [1e stormed like a nauniac. whirled around, and wan going to upset the whole proceedings. As he appeared to hum something important to say, and as he was never known to be in a passion be- fore, the few that remained were taken greatly by surprise, and thought he was mad, but when they took into considerâ€" ation that he had eaten so much turkey the day previous. and was laboring under Jndigeation, they excused the poor jack knife blacksmith from Leader Lane. The rector of St. Jumvn’ hauled his pen- ple owr Ilw elmla lust Sm (by nightâ€" at least- that sflctmn who did not him lung ser moms In S! Paul’s time, said he, a sur- mon was nltvn four hnu 71 lung ; tnw~ u m." the pulpiteer gttl rout d thP. tme mlnltn comer the (‘llllgl‘l‘uullnn hvg n to lull nut thetr little chrunometeln and assume a. look of martyrdom. Perhaps thti spread ol one- cent journalism has educated the people up to abort sermons. I then took a trip down to the Post Ofiiee at Maple, and found the Post Mas- ter Wfls still above ground, and in his place as usual, but since my previous ramblings has added a second hand lumber yard to his store. composed chief- ly. I um informed. from the leuvings of a great Reform Pto nio, held at Tusca- rora a few years ago. After sojourning in the vicinity a few days, I made my wav to the combination villages of Tesâ€" ton and Hardscrabble. when. to my great surprise, the genial Postmaster of Maple was in the latter place, and on enquiring the cause of his presence. fourd that. he had been appointed Returning Oflioer for subâ€"division No. 4. I was also inâ€" formed that D. Kinree was one of the scrutineers. and on enquiring the other, found that they had dismissed the man with the book of lamentationl. and up- pointed in his place amen that did not know goose from turkey Considerable foul play was indulged in. as a number thttt m-te put on the Assessment Rot] by tl)(‘ Court of Revision were not allowed to vote. and others that had. never been asked for their tom-I were treated like- wise. The Council is paid. for attending to the business of the township, and not for saying: who shall not he a Tory or who shall he a Grit. I“ hope they Will be dealt with according to their desserts, and will endeavor to inform you. of their actions from time to time Vaughan, Jan. 14th. 1884. Northwest Development. We do not hold ourselves responaible {or the opinions of our Correspondents. (From an Occasional Correspondent.) Fun and Facts. The Faith Cure. Long Sermons. Yours. &o.. RAMBL} a. We copy the following from the Bay View Herald, of the 5th inst. :-â€"-"At, the residence of Postmaster Parkes,‘ father of the bride, Mrs Florence War- den was married to Mr Sylvester Suv- age. on Thursday morning, Rev. B. F. Sanford officiated. The wedding was private, none but the relatives of the bride being present. Mr. and Mrs. Sa‘vage left on the noon train for Chi:- eago. They will return twin and take up their‘restdence in Bay View. The ‘ groom. who is well known in the village. holds a position 'with the rolling mill company. Mrs. Savage has been for three years past, assistant postmaster, in which position she made many friends by her kind, accommodating treatment of all.” Another bf the Boys Gone. Sylvester is well and favorably known around here, as he worked at Paiterson {or a number of years, in which place his parents still reside, and is a brother of Mr. P. G. Savage, in this village. All his old friends will, no doubt. join with us In wishing the happv couple many, many years of prosperity and happinesl. What Does It Mean ‘3 . Win! is meant by "Secrelhmn" in I medi‘ cal sense 7 ‘Tho necrelious’ um lbe power: of certain g'mnds and organs 01 rue body 10 hold Ind dmribute xlm healthful fluidl of the queue. such as bile from llzu liver. etc. Burdock Blood Binera regular-I all due or- gnus of the secretion: to male: pure blood. SALVATION Anmuâ€"fl‘he Barracks cun- Iinue m mum-t immense crowds, especially an Sundnv. and several “tough seeds.” as they are pleased [0 call th'emselves, profrss conversion and ham lurned over a new leaf The meetings arF so imam-sting that \xbey do not close till "Al or 13 o'clock. Tm: humanâ€"'1 he price of firsbclnss dry coxdwood has fallen to 34.25, but $4.50 18 [he railing price. Green cordw‘ and is, offering at $3.60 and $3 75. TWO fool wood is fifty cenls more in either c339. Good hv mlock bnrk command $5 per cord. lee a quantity delivered at the l-lll‘mfll'y this week. FAREWELL SI‘PPEIL-â€"I‘ was intimated in a previous issue that. the Royal Hotel was almvt to change proprtetorshipâ€"Mr. James McClintork stepping down and out, and ;.r Alex. MCKinnun. formerly ofthe Mitchell Home. taking his place. On Menday even- ing. and a few hours previous tn the trans- ter, Mr McCliatock invited the boarders, and a few guests. to an oyster supper. ’1 he arrangements in detail were all that could he desired, and right heartilv were the bi- valve-s enjoyed After the removal of the clnlh the Warden proposed the first toast of the Boat and Hostess of the Rcyat, ac- cumpnnied he a few remarksâ€"alluding es- pectally to the genial hospitality of both Mr. and Mrs McClintock. and expressing the wish that a large measure of prosperity would attend them in future life. Sonia, masttt, speeches. 450., whiled away the time till the "win-hing hour." when Mr (lower. in a few well-chosen remarks, gave the mystic tie sentiment of"Hu1rpy to meetâ€" surr: to partâ€"happy“: meet again.” It was a very pleasant social gathering. Mr. MuKinuon took possession on Tuesday. A Dom‘noxâ€"Jnu. Cnmhrn, Esq, hns sent a (luv-aliun of $25 In Ihe Mayor. for me- he: PM (if llw prmi‘ m’ Ncewn-urkel. The rimmev will [)9 expendrd bv the Mayor in llw hé'sl manner pt-nible. We think llw Iu-m- i-Einuld supplement lhis by an emer- mirmw-l for lho- same purpose, as them nu- sow»er ('usos in the Municipulily which r: quire nelivf. A nice sum could be, ruisud in this my and .1 would cost the people huv a small amount. and In lho same lime give u urea! dehl of pleasure. ls Krum's Fluid Lightning for Neuralzia. Headache. Toothache. etc. It does not bliuur or discolor the akin ; requires but one application to banish all pain magically without using any granny liniment or carry- ing your head in a poultice fur weeks. Try a t\\0lll5'five cam bottle from H. Sundemon & Sums, Druggista. 304. and at nurt'rtt he played M games, winning 38. Of the whole number the champion lost only one game which was at. Alliston. the fortunate player winning one and losing thirty-nine. The Boreali: pea punle is settled at lost. It was intended to have the grains counted ‘ at New Year’s; the festivities and olectioni excitement. however, induced us to hold itl ovur for n time. On Tuesday evening the following committee was appointed to count the peas : J. Anderson, Councillor Lloyd, Geo Wilkinson. L Appleton and Wm Da- vidson The result nhnWed that the jut con- tail-Pd 4 229 peas. Thus Stevens, Town-; ship of King. secu'ed ist prize-â€" carvinzl knife- and forkâ€"with a gowns of 4 460, be- ing wiihin 231 of the right number R Newbor'y took second place, with 3 379â€" just 250 06' His prize is cnoicv of book in Llnvd's store. to value of $1. J Crossloy, Qpringhill, tr olt third. his guess being 4,50}, wihin 272 ofthe number: p'riz». the [fore- aLs for one tear. it Hughes Carried “if the f~ ntth and lust premium~si|vetoplated butter knifeâ€" with 3359, being 870 astray. , â€"Bonlnu-‘ â€"â€"â€"â€"-".4 l The following is the ofiicittl count ofl the votes for the Township of York,‘ uivcn ut the municipal election, the to- ‘ tnls hoing as follows :-â€"For Rveve, Dun- can 761 Wilson 455 For 2nd Deputv Hurnbetntune. 552 ; WutSon 58}. 3d Deputy. Franklnnd 759 ; Lindtrer 392. 4th Deputy. Duvids 450 ; Potter 410. >04 THE THIEF ARRESTED. The party who bttt-glatizod the Post-2 fiicv in lirndlord has lire" ruptured in Toronto. it npponm that the postmaster runs a p Int- tug establishment over lhB post ofico. tintl hull in his employ a young man mum-d "Donald McDonald, who was cuttsditutrd to be t.tusrwotth_v. lly some int-ms hv mu. ugP'l to set-urn the safe km, and lmth‘ .lu»ret'tnni an impression in putty. and also marked the outline on paper. From these keys were made, and than the rest was easy. He will probably serve a term in prison. Missmsnny MEETING.â€"The annual Missionary Meeting was held in the C. M. Church in this village. on Sunday evening last. The attendance was very large, a number coming from Patterson, Headi‘ord, and other places. The speak er of the evening was Rev. Mr Jermun, a Northwest missionary, who occupied a large portion of- the time relating interest. ing facts concerning missionary life in the great prairie province. The Speaker lwas eloquent, and listened to with pleas ore and attention by the large audience Rev. J. E Starr also made a number of witty and interesting remarks. and dtd his best to interest the people in the missionary cause in this village. Dr. Wilson was appointed chairman, and performed the dunes in a very creditable manner The Choir sung a few approâ€" priate anthems, and enltvened the pro- ceedings to a great extent. The collec- tions amounted to about $16, and. the tsubscription list to 3105. Goon RESOULTIONS.â€"Now that the new year is hrre, it is in order for the young menâ€"and older men. alsoâ€" -to form good resolutions and lay down c' new and strict rules for their guidâ€" ance during the coming year. It is usual to ttrtte at this season the “turnâ€" inu over ot'a new leaf," but it is unâ€" hoppilv the fact that many find, at the end ofthe year. that the new leaf is more soiled than the previous one. In turning ovar the new loaf this year, kind reader, do it with tho determina- tion to keep the record as pure and spotless as you can, A famous Engâ€" lishman is credited with saying that the road to destruction is paved with‘ good intentions: but it is not the good intentions that pave the way to ruin l ttis the practice of not carrying out these resolutions to do right. Bearing this in mind, tom your good resolutions and mickta them. The pmtv whn burglarizod lhf‘ Poul-z $09 in “I‘hdhn‘l’i h‘m bran Hal-mud in Tmm-Iu. [I upland”! Ihal 1h» pns‘lmnmer runs a p Inl- ing enmhhshmem nvvr lhn post “fies. mui had in his employ a ynung mun mum-d "ongald LIL-Donald, who was cunsflmrd [0 b? Uusmmxhy. RY sums Hymns hv nm' aged IQ sevuru the safe kl‘V' and mule .hd-uefmm an impression in puny. and also mwked the oulline on paper. From Iheaa keys wexe made, and than the rest was easy. He will probably serve a mu in prioon. The following is the nfiicial count of the votes fur the TOWNSal of York, uivon at the municipal election, the t0- tals hoing as fullnws zâ€"For Rveve, Dun- can 76l Wilsnn 455 Fnr 2nd Depntv Humbensmne. 552 ; WutSOn 58}. 3d Deputy. Frunklnnd 759 ; Lindner 392. 4th Dupnly. Davids 450 ; Potter 410. James Wylie the champion checker play- er, left here on Tuest‘ny last for Toronto. During his northern sojourn he played 109 games in Urilfin. winning 10'! ; at Harrie he won 117 Uhl.(tfl19;lllAlllSIOn 301 out of 304. and at Aurora he played 44 games. mnning 38. Of the whole number the champion lost only one game which was at. Allister). the fortunate player winning one and losing thirty-nine. Same contempuhle cur stole a milk tick» et {mm a desk in the Borealis (Eco re" cently. that the milk-man had left as copy for an order. It would afford us infinite pleasure to know that the thief choked when swallowing the htcleal. The Boreali: pea puzmle is settled at last. It was intended to have the grains counted at New Year’s; th» festivities and election excitement. however, induced us to hold it UVH for n time. On Tuesday evening the following Cummittee was appuinled to count the peas : J. Antlexsun, Councillor Lloyd, The Quickest Thing on Record Newmarkot. AURORA â€"anmn. ~EnA. 7 Tan Cheap Cash Home have anbther t; very nice line of gema’ Colored Wool ‘Il Gloves at nnrprilingly low prices. â€" COUNTERFEIT 35 bills of the Bank ‘_ of British North Americaâ€"issue of'lst ,s Julyâ€"are in circulation. LIST.â€" The list of Licensed Auction- eer: and Peeling-s. for the County of York, will be‘found in another column. THANKs.â€"_P. Patterson, Elq, will be kind enough to accept our thanks for complimentary ticket: for the grand Oyster Supper m be given this Thurs. day) evening, at. the Dominion ofe‘l; to Messrs. W. Cook and G. Elliott. CORRECTUIN.-â€"Inlast week’s issue We stated that the new Council would meet on Wednesday. 16th inst. It should have read at noon on Monday next,21st. The members will please take notice. Tm: Commaâ€"Did you see the come! of l812 yet ? It in said 10' be visible in the early evening to the mired eye, and will continue to grow brighter till the 25th inst.. when it will nuke the perihelion passage. TEMPERANCI LtcrUan.-â€"-The lecâ€" ture held in the Temperance Hall in this village, on Wednesday evening lust, Was not very largely attended, although the subject Wns handled in grand style by Mr T. McMurray. Uoscmr AT MAPLl.â€"The inhabi- tants of Maple. intend giving a grand Concert in aid of the distressed of the [lumber disaster, this (Thursday) even ing. Excellent talent from Toronto, Brampton, Maple, and other places, will take part. Rev. J. E Starr will occupy the chair. CENTRAL Bux 0? CANADAâ€"A meeting of subscribers to the capital stock of the Central Bank of Canada, wiil be held on Monday. Feb lllh, at their ofiices, 51 Yonge atreet, Toronto, at 2 p. m., for the election of Directors and other purposes connected with the organization of said Bank. ' FRIENDLY Vi’sn‘.â€"‘â€"The members of the I. 0 G. ’l'. Lodge paid a visit to their sister Lodge at Thornhill. on Mon day evening last. A very pleasant and enjoyable evening Was spent. and after partaking heartily of the nice refreshâ€" ments supplied, the members returned home, well pleased with their visit. Orrwnmâ€"The annual meeting of the York Farmers, Coloniiation Com- pany was held on Tuesday last. The following were elected Directors fér tBb ensuqu year N C “'alluce, M. P., President ; 8 James, Vice President ; John Aikenl. John J Cook, R McPhnil, R N» Taylor. John Duncan, James Arm» strong. Managing Directors. and A. G Lighthouse, Secretary. Bumuu AND Pulnnu PARTY â€"'l‘hc entertainment givgn in the Temperance Hall I'l ihl'fi‘ village, on Saturday evening last, by tli - Beetlles and l’rintlle Troupe, was well attendend. The performance, although not equal to their former ones, WHS very creditable, and the inimitable Prindle nfl'nrded the crowd many lnud smiles during the evening. The Benâ€" dcns performed some difficult pieces of music on u numbrr nl' inmrutuents, and drew forth a good share of applause The "hit of the evening" was entitled Reuben Chandler. in which Jnlmuic Prindlo, C. C. Bt-tadle and En Feather stone tnrlk the parts. and delighted the {audience to a great extent. Now's YOUR (humanâ€"The propri- etor of the Skating Rink in this village, intends having the first grand Fancy- Drcss Carnival of the season on Satur~ dny evening next, 19th inst , commencing at 7 o'clock, p. m. The Richmond i1 ill Band will he in attendance and ren- der choice selections. A large number have signified their intention to mask, and we think. our readers can rely on this being one of their best chances to attend a Carnival this winter. Mr. Stevenson will endeavor to make it pleas ant and agreeable for all who attend. None but those in costume allowed on the ice until 8.30 p. m. Parties appear» ing in costume. will give their name umi charactertrepresentod at the door. Ad- mission,â€"- Members. 100.; NOIl-lnrlllbel‘s )50. ; All in costume free. LOCAL iTEMS. A 11%? Diaries for 1384 for ldé at the HERALD Book Store;- WHAT is the matter with Grip? We did not receive’ it last week. FRESH Oysters. Oranges ‘and Figs, also Salt Salmon Trout and Herring: at the Cheap (3th House. LIBERAL.â€"â€"VVe notion H H Warner & Uo.,-â€"Warner'a Safe Cureâ€"of Roches- ter. N. Y., gives $100.00 to the Humbor Accident Fund. Whilst. very glad to see them so liberal, we cannot. but think it Is intended in a great measure an an advertisement of their patent medicines, which they so liberally advertise through the country press at oumhroat- prices. Hummux’s PtLLI.â€"â€"Tbe Great Need.- -l‘hv blo.d‘ isll‘l'n life, and on its purity our healt’l‘t as well In our existence dependl Thesé Pills thoroughly cleanse the vital fluid from‘all contaminertions and by that menus strengthen and invigorate the whole tiystem. healthily stimulate sluggish organs repress m‘ér excited action, and establish order of circulation and secretion thromle- um every part of the body. The balsamic nature of Holloway’s Pills examines marvel- lous power in giving tone to debilitated and nervous constitutions. Thene Pills dislodge nll obstructions. both in the tunnels and elsewhere. and areI on that account. tnnv-‘t nought after for promoting I’D-Juan“; ~l' action in young femulvs and delicqu gmâ€" Itml who are naturally weak. or hm? lrmn t some cause become so. TWO old York pioneers on Saturday walked down Yonge street. Toronto. und turned into King. Instinctiver they cm! their eye toward thv dome of St. Luwmnct‘ Hall. They mm the flag at half-mast am! almost to the same brenth the] excluinwd. "Who of m in gone now" They soon learn. ed that Notll) L. Piper. one of the-ir oldest. members, hadP dicd‘tlie nixlll bt-foi-e' at his home "I Ymkville. M r. Piper Was 69 year- old and had resided in Toronto some 1831 when he came to Little ank. He was of an old New Englnmd famiiy and was how to Brisml, Conn. He engugpd in the tin and stove trade with M3 brother Hiram on Yonge three: hear King, where tho] car- ried on business for forty years He mm for a long time u maker of tho voluuuer fire brigade. During the rubellinn ht rode on horseback from Toronto to Lotudnn‘wlth desputchea. His conltmrt companion was thu lute Peter Hutty Mr Piper leaves a widow, three sons and a daughter. A Fortunate Escape. Mrs. Brrkenuhuw. ‘26 Prmhxoiue St , To- ronto, a! one time was about to submit lo a surgical opermion for bad lameness o! the knee juim, all other lraalmenl havmg failed when Hagynrd'u Yellow Oil was tried, and speedin cured bur. postage, and we will mail you Free, a. royal, valuable boz of sample goods that will put you in the way of making more money in a, few days than you ovex. thought possible at auv business. Capitol not required. We will nun-t you. You can wnrk _all me time or in spare time only. The work In univernlly ado ted to both sexes, young and old. You can eui y eon; lrom 50 cent: to $5 every evening. Then all who wont work may test the buelnul, we make (menu ualleled ofier : to all who are not well natisfl we will send 6| to luv 10! the trouble 0! writing us. Full particulate. direction: 9%., sent 1 ea. Fox-tunes will b» made by than who met}; 1511;312:315 $111110) to 1%worskén6uu woe-69 a to y Int"- 0 7 new warm Srmw a Go, remand, Maine, for the working close. Send 10 cent!» {or How wisely events follow each other in proper order I Just at the time when lit. mind of Europe was wakittg'fnima thol and years“ lethargy and when mm were ra- quired to spread abroad the new“. of tho inqnnie’o which the learned wore making in all branches of science. Caxton gave to the world the Printing Press. By its instmmcuf tality the discoveries and invention! of one land hints become the property of the antirc 4 globe, and the advancement of science has been greatly promoted. No mun of the present age has more fuin comprehended this truth than Holloway. Thrsm finch lect that led him to the stwln-szwhieh'msult- rd in the production of his celubtutefl Pills and Ointment saw at, once the immoqu Jdâ€" vantage. to the world as well u to himself, which might bdrlwn from thil 10%. Hr laid his discoveries before the world, sawing his seed broadcast, wherever a writ- ‘tmt language is read. and modestly awaited the result. Bu confident Itutement of his theurv led men to try his remedies ; their intrinsic excellence when once tried estab- lished them firmly in the confidence of the public of both hemispheres. and Professor Hull-minty stands now, in the estimation of thr- people. as the most powerful opponent of all discus». For disorders of the liver and stomach. the Pills are claimed to he a swift and sure specific, and the claim is veri. fied by on ovetwhelming nmss oftentimony. Now we all know how entirely the hodth health depends upon the condition of these tn'u‘importsm organs. If the digestion is impaired, the bowels disordered. ‘ and the liver torpid or congested. the whole frame offers ; the strength declincs. the spirits dump, the complexton becomes ca-tnvvrr-ns. the flesh wasted, supittettess and dentin" tukt: the places of energy and hmmful~ mm. the sick mtin becomes as (lend tn ;h :grmt objects and pursuits of lift- as t' in Int-re entombed alive. Out of his “vii-2‘: ..n - ’t-h‘e, as it wete. this potternt trutvdy ‘it'tn him as if by magic-ma few ttmtely dugo‘s of the Pills bring buck digestion. aim-Mite and physical energy. These stutemvnts nre tmt plain, and too easily conttadicted if untrue, to admit of the slightest doubt 0n the contrary. we know them to be nothing but the literal fact. They are not founded mere- lv upon common report. but upon the teati- mony of parties occttpyin; high positions in societyâ€" men of unblemished reputation and matured judgmentâ€"thin likewise is con- firmed by circumstances within our nwu im- mediate knowledze. -â€" Iverach ’I'cltrgram $600.00 Reward For any Testimonials recommending Mc- Gregor's Speedy Cure for dvspel-sia. ludi- zration, continuous. haaduchv. etc . that me not genuine ; none of which are from persons in the States or thnmanda. nl' milt'l away, but from persnns in and arnund' H‘nm- ilton. Unt We give trial bnltles free uf cost, so that you cannot be deceived bi pm- chasing uworlhlvss mticle. but know its value before buying. Tuiul bottles and T“. timonialn givvn free at H Sandemm &, Sous’ Drug Store. John R. Verll Hunnllmx. says: "Heâ€" Gregor’s Speedy (‘ure far I)- sr-Pysi and I. - dine-slim: is cheap at fiflv limo-H lhl' price- asked for it. I am a (-nmmmcml man. um] travel t‘onlinually, mud wnuld no mow Ihink of leaving home willu-ul a lumle ol' LVIchg- or's Speedy {Tune in my valiav than I wmzld of leaving my mum m hnme m-a going on foot.” Free hill bottles at H. Sumlemm a; Sm-n’ Drug Sis-Io. Regular line filly cemn and one Dollar. LOCAL ITEMS. ANOTHER OF US GONE. The Printing Press. A Cure fbr Cuts. Sores. Etc. The finest healing compound under the Ann is McGI-egor & Pm-ks’s Curbolic Cerule There is‘ no sore but wall succumb to in wanderfirl healing prop‘enies. It is an in- valuable drgeaging for Scnlds. féfitera‘, etc. “Price twenty-five cent: at H. Sahderaon 35 Sons’ Drug Store, @UUed, Reader, if you want business at whiéb eithers‘ex, ydunz or old. can make great pay all the time they work. with absolute cor-- minty, write for particulars to H. Hummu- dz 00, Portland, Mnina. _ solutely sure. No risk, Capital not requir- ed, Reader, if you want business at whiéb mum- a‘nv vixnna m- n‘d run mn‘kn grant. $865 wéek at; Home. $5 outfit fteé. Pa)" ab, Bnowx.â€"6h Tuéiday, 8th fin-1t; m‘: the Pusan-- age, Bloomfield, Alfred Percy, son of tho Rev A. Brown, aged 5 months and 10 days. Bulay Outn, Pan By. Why-Null, new, per bush 8 ring do Bulay ‘7 do . Outs, ac Pen do . . Ry. do » Dralsod Honmer 1001b». Beethind quuters,per 10) n.- .. Mutton, by the out-can per 100 m. Chickenl, par pair . Ducks, per brace Goeso,each..,.... Turkeys, ouch . Buhhr, 1b rolll large 3 . ll my Eggsv, fresh, do: . ‘ Putatoeu', per bbl A I Mr. per burn! ntqns, pa: bug (Tnlxbnqe,per do: . Celery, per do: Tumips. per bag . Darrin, per do Scamp“ bag . Pnrunipu, per h: Hay por.ton..v.. Straw per, ton“ Wool Der 1b... Romeo 1‘! hot‘eby given tint a meeting at nub-- scfiben to the Capiul Stock of “in Contra! Bank of Canada. will be held on CENTRAL BANK OF CAN ADA 2 Monday, Feb. 11,’84. At the hour of two o'clock, n. m.. at the offices of the Bank, 51 Yonge Streat. Toronto. for “16 election of Directors, and for other purpose: com nested with the organization of said Bunk. By Order at the Provincial Baud. Toronto. Jm. 15th, 1383. This conveniont Storo and Dwelling, situated on the corner 01 Yong. and Duffel-in Btu-tn, in “a. Villlgn of Richmond Hill. First-oh" houu. III!” new, contnining 11 rooms. Good brick collar. find and loft "My. Allo Hall in Aer. of Lind. Good Imblinu. Every convonionm. Rom modonto. Poaunsioanan, 1m. ‘pply STORE AN i) DWELLING .___â€"â€"->-.- ALL AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES. Agents for Harpers’ Bazaar Patterns. Terms Cash or Exchange“ K. In sznm ...... N J Armatrong "Paul Leppar H. J Harold W H~Hnjor "Thomas Poacher 8 M Brown ......... William Brown James O'Brien James C Stoknn Hobart Brodigan Thom“ Atkiu son 3.1m; Ecku'dt ...... James Kan/lung): June: In. Pntturlon Joseph Bogus Nelson Smitn Adam Armlcrong Best value in Teas, Sugars, Currants, RaisingFigs, Peels, Spices, Canned and Packaged Goods, Crockery, Glasswarea Lamps, &c., &c., 81c. FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES E? Invite your attention to their fine Stock of Flannelfi‘, Blankets; bhawlls, Clouds, Dress Goods and Trimmings, Furs, Fancy Wool Goods, Hosiery, and General Dry Goods. Clothing! Men’ifi and Boys’ Heavy Suits and Overcoats. Hats, Caps, Ties, Shirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Heavy AlLWooF Shirts and Drawers. AUCTIONEERS AND PEDLARS, CLOTHING I CLOTHING Y Treasurer's Office, York Countv Toronto, Jan. 2nd, 1884. Frederick Creed G. M. Jacques .. ‘ William Fisher ...... Joseph Furnworth 6 A‘ Grimth” “'11).er Byn aka Corbett... Frnsvr 181': 9] Wm. .. . Mums Goldskeiu Juhez Scrivener... D. Gurofslry ..... Benjamin Golt . CASH HUSE chw‘ Bill. Doc. 5th, 1813. 31m Savtrtifirmnts. TO LET! wi‘ TH E MA RK E'FS TORONTh; SNEATH 8; GRENNAN. flinginth by authority of County Council IRXCII A'l‘ FABMHRH‘ WAGGOXI DEATH Tumour. Jul. 1'7. IBM. FOR “THE COUNTY or fem. NAME J. BROWN. RICHMOND HILL’, THE CHEAP LIST OF LICENSED D. BLAIN- i-M Rich“ Hill. AUCTIONEERS: 5100 not .105 110 052 000 .'. :1 u .. u 15 .00 0 ’0 .00 PEI)LARS : Chairman. CO 76 ll 180° ‘0 O 75 0 It- 1 6° 170 Kl A thtlo Behind Hand. Some people are always a little behind hand in all undertakings; delays are dun? gerons, and none more so than in negléct- ing what seems a trifling cold. Prudent people break up the ill effects by timely use of Hagyard’s Pectoral Balsam, thus préVeulé ing serious lung troubles. FORSALE HEAP! Wo have on hfipd the followmg articles, 1111 in good repainlor stile, cheap. as we have no further use for them 9â€"- 2 Horse§,_ I’Pony, 2 Cutter}. l Coy- ¢r9d Buggy; I Op‘en Buggy. 2 Light spring nggops, Suitable for‘ inur- kot or sep’v’ing méchlnes, ac..- I Light Palr Bob swans, 3 sets Single Har- ness. I 86: Doufno Harness. If not disposed of by private sale, will be put up at Eden!“ February Auction Sale at. Richâ€" fife-iii Elm. Function, J an. 3111318341 armeon DENTISTS, 208 Queen St West, Toronto,, RIGG‘S <82; IVORY, {viiir'k at the above price‘ Artiflcul Tee1lz,upper or under. $5.00. PM!» less extracting by mm of Emu-med Air The; only flljngfin fho Denyiuion executing flrsbclun , , V m 1“. 9, .SUBGEON Dawn“, bu ~ té‘mow'bdlto 87 King street East, Toronto. Bestminefifl teeth inserted in n manna er to Quit each patiélflr. Puticulur attention given to the preservation and regulation 01 the natural watllncweiu115' avoiding n11 ummcaiss‘~ ary pain. Oflice Héurs from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m;- Privnw residence M’J'arvis street. do Thornhill Toronto . irrhomhm Toronto‘ . Toronto Mulvorn Everslev Toronto Laskay ‘Scmrboro Toronto DENTIRT, NEWTONBROOK. ONT. Will visit th'é'lofi'iavé'ihg'places professionally .â€" Unlonville,... lit Monday of such month.- Westbn,. 9m and let do Maple, ........ 1611) do Richmoqd B . 19th do Woodbndga.....u.., . 2nd do Mr Husband will be tound in his office, it Newtonbrook. every Saturday. except. when Sutuv clay talk up the spa-«9’ data. iREsmExc E Thankful 16? the {dv’brs of the past yum tray still be consulted in any branch of the prov fession, as 10110435 : H V V Richmond a 96in a 24th of each month Aurom Newméhf’ ’Aurom Brougham . .. Victoria. Squ o ‘Egliugmn ...... Stouflville King Stouflville Newmnrket Unionvma Newmuket Bloomington. Nowmnrkeo . Ringwood . Multan . G. H. HUSBAND, L. D. (at Palmer! Aurora. 136. 8 , 16th, and 22nd' db Newmarket, . . . . . . . . . . . . 2nd do Stouflvflle ...... " ..18th Markham ...... . .10“: C Victoria Squarb . . .21,“ do Thomhill ...... ...231d do Maple . . . . . . . . . . . . ......‘26th do Woodbridgo ..... . .HZSth da‘ Kleinburg H . ...... ...29th do Noblcton 30th do Andaman”, ufiiii'bun aide. etc., used whofl ordered and nonb but the best material used Newtonb‘rdo‘k, Jime‘ 13m, 1353. 33m gavmimxmtfi. masmmfim PI‘ A ROBINSON. SUfiGEON DENTIST, AURORA \One hone ‘ ‘ do ‘ do do ‘Two horse ‘ One Horse Fooc ‘ One Horse ‘ Two Foot 1' do ;.'I‘wo-norso :Fout J K MACDorgALp Deacrgption of Lxcouse £21m“, fiki‘rnsou IL BRO. do e. ADAMR, L.D._s.,. Treasurer York (KNEW. January 27th 1384. February 12th do 16th do 191:): do 21:: March 1th Dste when Liwnle Expires. A ril MEN : do do August [October November ‘Date when Licenab \ Expires inny ‘Aln'xl do do May June do 19:11 July Hm I do 24:): do 271‘: ‘ do ' August 1 .1 ‘ do ‘szi November 3rd- December 4th? ‘ do 15:11 do 22nd‘ December 15th i5 t Hy 21:: '1 :11 218B 24th‘ 27th; 17th 28th" 30th 6th 181); 16th 2nd 1834; 3rd 18th 23rd 27th 30th 14th 5th 19th I? t 5': 2; th 2“ 1 1st 27th