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. n... . _....._._._.‘.. __._ l Thocreafest Hsallna Compound __.~_... .7. . . â€"_,.--....____....L. ....._._.__ . . LOCALWiTEh/Ié Moron. LOCAL irEMs. A Byâ€"lsw prohibiting the sale of Tothe Editor of the Herald: T3; sciemifi. American cm 1,. had liquors in Grocery Stores was carried Silt,-â€".Befors the ratepayers decidedlat this cfice.‘ on “and., I hrs. wot. in the city uponuincreasing the annual taxation of! IJENT.__'L8"r comm.nced on Wedâ€" sf Toronto. St. Andrew’s, St. David’s, ll“ mug" I “hm” ‘ “mm”, or lho neadsy last, 27th inst. ' t d 't s 1‘ th St. George’s and St. John’s gave a naâ€" “£0,135,583: “m or ° ye“ jority of votes against. and It. Jamss’, Bump". St. Lawrence, St. Patrick’s, St. Paul's, .. w ‘Recaipts and Expenditures. The Byâ€"Law Carried. ; IIW ADVERTISEMENTS. The-I'mlly Welcomeâ€"Landon. Ont. l l ..â€"_ _ Elie {guilt gotta. atom-lions Hui. 0m. in Boston. oycr 200 more liccnscs were issued last year tlmn 1882. From these came. but 826 000. increase in .._. ’is a preparation of cnrbolic acid, Vaselinc , , ‘ , Fed! Won! -â€"Mr Andrew‘ Glendinninz “" "'7"? “llrd MCGI't'itm‘ tit “NW! A FEW Diaries for 1884 for Isle st chin,“ fl", championfllip'for huehnz wood, I Catholic (Terri's: it. will cure any tore, the HERALD Book Store. On Saturday he sawed for Mr Rowan two “Pl- ham 0? Film“ “hell all it'll" Prelim“ Wyn ABE indebted m J Gray qu Ind one-«half cords of- hardwood twice in 3““ gill. (“lg "l H. sill-gels“ “:1” l‘Ot‘l' - 9 '1 two in six and one-half hours. Can this be - ""‘J * “""- "" E" “ We '“89 “Wm!” M. 1’. P., for Parliamentary papers. 4,“, 7 five cents in all it. costs. Came” il“""?""Q“‘7 Elly fill“ Subscriptions for the Weekly Maill Assn-Brunch Actrsrinx.- The corn-- ‘ 3? "All “‘9‘” I“ ll" Emangllfi, 0“ sud Globe received at this ofiice. lmiitcp appointhtl ' at. the nicotine held in c t l‘ . l ‘ . 3.1",“ on hmd {mm 1882”; 176 66 0" 33 Wm" "'3 v “ ' . PRESENT._The Rev. Mr. Camelon ,thc'l i'fllhylermn church_l_sst week. to take . . . . . . 0 00 SPECIAL NOTICE_T0 sub'cnbem _ ' I . 1 action as to tho advisability ot supprcsstng Mm"°'l’l“lm“ lundtw'll'dn'n 40 Presbyterian L‘lllllc‘lel'. Ol Maple, WM pool and hillard table licenses, met Mon- u: m 3., w; m . St. Stephen’s and St. Thomas in favor' . I _ . i n the vote being 5,569 for; against 5,210ir do from l’I'OV- TN?“- 9 5-5 â€"P|e'“d°:'.";le 'he (latioppowe 3m" lately made the recipient. of a very day owning and decided to let the matter reveflue‘ Mule $350.00 w" ’wa for '3URIDAY.FEBRUARY 23, 1984. Majority in favor 359. The- friends cf‘s ldo Dlntcit-pru...”...i“....a 9 49 33;": a“ “l 7 “ml” ' 390"“ 1°“ handsnme Presen,‘ cumisfing “fa f," drop, um! expenses 0 police. etc. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- . Iâ€"~ Varâ€"wear” ths‘ hyâ€"law wcré well organised, and the MP It! lstri ullon I"! ' - ' ’ cost and gloves by the ladies of his con- ; TH“- wnc"_-c, s_ (3. 1...... more ‘ NOTICE?!“ 5173503131353 excitement was vsry great all day. and Inletefl 90 52 lumen” “Mr; Jim“ Club! ll” gregation. lout information bntmc 11 R. \llales..lustico Tried ln 1oronto. . ’h M .H h a h bees-Miowsrds the close of the poll ScbOOlGranl from PI‘OV-Tl‘eu- 1'2 00 Tes'flftefl "if! WWW” VOli‘d him 9f, - .- v infttlw Prune. Mondvy charging George! MrliMaiy ’l'homi-snu. of Toronto, rc- ‘m‘nn "mfifigu “‘u, mm, hum“. Tm Gwen] Commmee Tavern Licenpe Funannuun 371 01 Dominion License Inspector. SALLâ€"Mr. D. Richards intends Miller with Inkling a gold watch belonging ports titPremnval of night festitflupe worm _ --__.__.. .f the Temperance people had their Fines from Magistrates” 29 00 Wnon,.â€"Parlies wlm have promich having an extensive Creuii Sale of Farm Ito him. This case is _ihe outcome of a by the use "forte bottle-‘ol' Dr. .lrpw's-Plr-ns- ‘ TOWN HALL headquarters in Shsftcsbm’y Hall. and s ‘ Hilcellfleons Sourcea-u-ump 3 59 to bring in wood for their subscription Stock. implement-s, etc. at Lot No. 2?, cumhlrvu: scrape II will be hard In the ;|.Vllhl\vttirnlnbit;llg. This delctne is reâ€" 4 ' intestine was held there after the voting . Taxes collected.................. 1765 99 to this paper, will please do so without; 4th Con-Vaughan. near Teammon Ftt- l""'“ m” ‘°""’""°" ‘ c‘l‘iild’reii'oaiarliiiiss or worm mm “mm, f t W" over being addressed by several well. â€"~ delay. a l”!- FEb- 29”“ 1884' snle “l °""“ '. P‘mu‘ Off-“‘7'” ‘nr- All‘l"'~ “f‘ ' - M ll“ “QM” . "‘1‘ " eP'Y‘fr't known temperance advocatel h i. a $2967 Sli F B Th .l m, ‘- mcncc at 11 o’clock. Lunch prcvided. ,anouto. assisted by his son and Dr. Robb», --~~â€"’~ -â€"-â€"-â€"â€"â€"~râ€"â€"-~â€"â€"â€" ~~â€"-» the Reeve its. called I public meeting 2,...“ vicmry for those in favor of the. EXPENDITURES. ! 1.”; “MADE.” elmua mil" , Termszâ€"For fat cattle. hay, oats, and limit. performed the painful opcration laatt ft. f th oft k' ' t d r- B 1 d ' cl lo a 6 tr stlStrects and sidewalks 178 44 mean.“ of the F". Bl'gl'da m“ be all sums of $10 and under cash' over l"°"l"" 0‘ “ml”? 0‘7"" "W it"! "M" Q _J 9r Latin?” 5. °’ ’Pmlm“ ‘ mg m 0 eon" e V" 'w’ m 'e smear y l p?’ n u' . held!" this village on Friday evening . . - ' g the ankle at Mr. Sam. Philp. son of the ’ l' a; a ' b']' of b ‘ld' much good may be accomplished from Salaries..... 228 26» . till!" 9 months credit wrll be given. . ole R , h. . n .._“._.._.. , ____,_ _ . m. . ‘ "n I", m mg ‘ the result of Monday’s voting Fire Depallme‘“ H0" men, MHch'h“ ‘ lwm‘o‘" Base". as the mpfielor h“ filed "as. (I. P “ll; Th. sperm” w“ Y i . - r , . y r , , _ _ , rcn erc necessar ‘- 8 ms iguant cancer , TOUR “‘11- The new”! 1' ‘0 5' held w° do not “ppm. that 1..., liquor! 'Tunks, etc....... 625 91 Tsurnuancn Sunnsr a-The Bishop,sold his farm and mien s moving to 0,, ,h, hut, “may”: ,Pwlding “pm, 19,. ‘ ‘ ' "3 “9 OWN” Chub“ 0“ End“! will be drunk, in fact, we believe rhotDraioage on Yonge street,... . 413 96 , of Toronto lowing appointed Sunday, Toronto. S. Eckardt, Auot. The operntion was pcrformd while under . This is one of thclnrucst and best story papers the influence of chloroform. and we are CREDIT. SALE â€"â€"-A Credit. Sale 0ft glad to say the patient is recovering from Farm Stock, implt-ments. etc., will b. the shock and dolng‘ as well as could be held at Lot. No. 32.rcar 3rd Con. hlark- “P09303- ‘ 61 69, March 2nd, to be observed as "Temperâ€" 1075 34 , snce Sunday," a spccial sermon will be 123 37 preached in St. Mary’s Church on that 45; 45 5 day, at the usual hour, by the Rector. on this (map Printing and Siationary....... by the tayern and Education............... ........ he purpose of draw- iCounty v published in America. It is full of STORY AND ROMANCE. WIT AND HUMOR, night, 20th inst. In another column will be seen a communication from a Ratepaysr, who temperance people sion were assisted. saloosskccpers for t in: grist to their own mills, in ether Rallwa Economics seemingly calls in question the necessity d “,0 think b 61mm“ do“, u on paid for She “nap 10 65 ham. )4} miles north’of Victoria Square, ” ANEODOTE I. ADVENTURE. °f inmnin‘ huh" "nation for we ligation; of all qu in rgcerv stoprcsj Rent of Hall Iiitc. and Pound 65 00 .Aumvtaflnr All” TELâ€"7T“ all- 0" Tue-3d“; ‘Ml'rch “b.1834. llle Pm" ,~ ' machine.” will?“ l‘efisingl" “"0 M all“ u: on mtg-tinned fibovo we take it . q g r . ' l . - ’ ’ Enivcrsnry sermons in connection with er, of Mr T Re “mud Snlé to sand at: ccdts tor postage. sad is- rewmemlt- Publishedlbalstnndléthofevery p p ' ' Wlli be able ‘0 do a better business, Cllut‘ltv "nu-C "nu-"unnu- | ., P y ' y - cexvgfrea' geogflv box .1 good. whnh month. Terms . One dollar per annum in (Id-- that "m," the Bee" not even a , M. 1 24 841thc 0p"th of the new C. M. Church eommence m, lgovclock Term, _sum. munch, you“, more "longy fight vnnee. Agents wanted everywhere. Samples . . m ,, 'seela‘"e°“5”'“ N “mark,” will be reacth b met ' ' ' ' away than anything else in this tree. Address-“Thoraciin WelcomeflLonrion. majority of the ratepayers contemplate, , . , . . . Cosh balance in Tress. hands 98 91 m l" , ' P ,y of810 and under cash; over that amount world. All, ofeithcrscx, succeed rrom flrs‘tliour Ont. “ me pun“ time, {be building of . I‘he Rivers and Streams Bill is assinl ’ - __ l Rev. J. L. Starr. of Richmond Hill, on 8 menu", credit stock in Road mndi_ The broad road tofortunc opcusbcfore thcwork- ’ Town Hall, but the matter has been ill) m lhe Provincial liegmmun' '1 mi 32967 8] lsundl‘y “Exhaud of Mai-ch. _ tion. Sale without reserve. as the pto- 12323.?“ M on“ mam" TB“ * m “78"? up” the Rem?" “lenli‘m by 31:12):ng as Eggnog?lgigxsxmfilll'xy As We will 11ch to provide better DUE. w Subscribers to Methodist P'lel" has leased his farm and imma' ' “"31" ratepaye”: “d met me Reevetlm tha’tit ma {)ecume . law 8 Tfi‘reelschool accommodation without delay: Church Building Fundwill please reâ€" mom’s l0 TUIOMO- 8- Mo 3'0"". Punlshmau Pupil. . lbwill" ll“? be“ Plan ‘0 i“lollt “onld be 7 ' ' lthereforc, I trust the ratepayers will a member that thc third instalment comes Almi- , . ‘ ltObi Mcfsusland was charged with as.. I .1 t. times hasthc Bill been passed by the Provincial Legislature, and three times has it been rejected .by the Dominion authorities . ‘ to call a public meeting to take the mutter into consideration. b‘uch a build- ing must come sooner or later, and gravely consider the situation before in-i due on March 1st. An early settlement .curring a debt for a Town Hall. lwill oblige the Trustees. Messrs. ’ ‘ Yours, Trench, and Atkinsonh Committeeâ€"AD; ssullin! n boyvnnmed John Mclutosh at the Toronto Police Cr:an on Monday. McCsusland who is head teacher of the 1.0. G. '1‘. Conan Lenor.:â€"~The quarterly meeting of the County and City District Lodge of the Independent whether the time has arrived is for [the . majority of the ratepayers to say. Let it vote of the property holders be taken upon tho question. m McCarthy Liquor License. The Dominion Government is given undoubted evidence of its intention to have the McCarthy Liquor License Act in force this year. The necessary license boards have been duly appointed by the Government, and they have reâ€" ceived instructions to proceed to busi- ness. In some cases, the inspectâ€" ors have been appointed by the new Commissioners, and probably application for licenses will be at- once called for. We notice Mr. J. T. Jones has been appointed chief inspector for York and Mr. Isaac Crosby of this Village sub- inspcctor. t The Provincial Government seems determined also to enforce its act, and to issue its licenses. It does seem as if the liquor sellers will have a somewhat lively time. Amendments to the Crooks Act r The Ontario Government's bill amend- ing the Crooks Act is a very peculiar one. Some of the most stringent pro- visions of the McCarthy Act have been appropriated bodily, and the frnmer of the bill has frankly intimated the source . from which he obtained by indicating it in the bill itself. The most important change introducâ€" ed is compelling the commissioners to hold open Court for the hearing of oviâ€" dencc for or against applications for license. The date of their meeting and a list of the applicants are to be pubâ€" lishen, the latter containing also a desâ€" cription of the place for which in each case a license is asked. This provision will enable those who are opposed to the granting of any particular license to take steps to prevent it, and to submit such cridence as they think likely to weigh with the commissioners. ‘ Closely connected With the above pro: vision is tho recognition, to a limited ex- ' tent, of the princtple of local option, while the ratepayers in the some polling sub-division to the number of ten, have a right to petition against any proposed license, to state the grounds of their objection, and tofurnish evidence, it is permitted to a majority of the parliaâ€" mentary electors of the subâ€"division to absolutely prevent the issue of the license by signing a petition for that purpose. This will be found to be one of the most useful provisions of the measure for the restriction of the trafiic in towns and cities - The bill proposes to make the separaâ€" tion general between the grocery trade and the liquor traffic. This will .tukP away from municipalities a responsibility which they have found very irksnme, and do away with whatever injustice the present system inflicts on unlicensed grocers. The penalties for breaches of the license law are made more severe. and the Lict-nsc inspector is required to prosecute for a sccond or subsequent offence when the oflcnder has really been convicted of former offences. r in addi- tion to all other penalties the very forâ€" midable and appropriate one of forfeit- ure of license is' introducedâ€"the forâ€" feiture to be for at least two years for s . third ofi'encc.â€" World. In the good old times so lovingly re« ferred to, when Messrs. Blake, Cart- wright and Mackenzie inisgoverncd- the * icountry; because Providence did not prOVide good . harvests wheat brought from 700. to 90c per bushel on the Toronto market, while the Liverpool quotations were from 8 shillings and 10, pence to 9 shillings and 6 pence. Last week Liverpool quotations ranged only from 8 shillings and 2 pence to 8 shill- ings and 8 pence ; but Toronto prices were from 61 to $1 13. How does it happen that Toronto prices are from 230 to 250. higher when Liverpool vices are from 8 pence _ to 10 pence owet' if the N. P. cannot help the farm- ers? Gritjournsls should explain or say with the over conceited Mr. Bones, “‘I give it up. Samba.“ mas.- The School Census, taken for several years past. tends to show that the numâ€" ber of children in Ontario of slthool age is decreasing. ‘ " m ' The Orange Incorporation Bill is inâ€" troduced again: Mr. Cameron. of Vicâ€" tor-in, has the Bill in charge this session. m, "f um vmuu 0mm iuwuship wars! will be held in u“, Council Chamber (ml â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€" Do Not be Dupnd. A recently adVoxtised and highly puffed r‘emcdy for deafness has lately been export-- ed as an unmitigated fraud. No so with Hagyaid’s Yellow Oil , none name it but to praise. John Clark, of Millbrtdge, test titles that it cured him of deafness. Richmbnd Hm OOuncil. Pursuant to a call by the Renve a special meeting (if the Village. Council was held in the C-lt-r'tt’s Ofiice at 8.30 p.m.. for the pur- pose of receiving the Auditors’ Report, and passing the Treasurer's Accounts for the year, 1883. Presentâ€"the Reeve, and Councillors Crosby. Hopper. Law and Moodie. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The Village Treasurer’s Accounts for 1883.were submitted to the Council together with the Report of the Auditors which were finally audited by the Council. Mr Crosby moved. seconded by Mr. Law, that tho Auditors Report be adopted and that the accounts he now passed as finally auditedâ€"Curried. Mr. an moved. seconded by Mr, Moodie that the Clerk is hereby authorized. and instructed to cause 200 cuplPa of the Treasurer's Accounts in be printed and dis- tributed amongst. the ratepayers.â€"-C‘ariicd. Moved by Mr. Moodie. seconded by Mr. Law, that Mr. McMahon of the Liberal. being the lowest, be awarded the printing The Council adjourned. Richmond Hill, Feby. 22nd, 1884. We do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions of our Correspondents. Sherwood. (Exam our own Correspondent) During the past week, death has visited our neighborhood and removed by its ruih-- less hand one of um most respected neigh- thots in the person of Mr. Valentine Kefl'er, jun. BY his death a wife and four small children lose a kind. loving husband and lather; aired pai‘eittsu dutiful and «(fee-- tiouate son, one that. would despise to do anything menu or take advantage of his brothers or sisters. The Church of Eng-- land loses one of its strongest members, and the Conservative Party a staunch sup-- porter. We are glad to state thar Mr. Valentine Kefl'cr. cut, who has been very ill for some time. is improving. Any of your tenders who are wanting 20ml seed oats, will do well to call oil our townsmun. Mr. John Gardner. who has some genuine Egyptian mus that weigh 47 lbs. to the bushel They will also find Mr. Gardner a gentleman to deal with. The meetings hove been discontinued in the M. E. Church here. Jess. Sherwood, Feb 26, 1884. - (Mr Gardner had better advertise his oats in the HERALDr-ED.) Cranberry.“ Marshville. (From our own Correspondppt.) The Missionary meclingin connection with the l’ M. Church was held on Tubs-- day, the l9ih inst. . and as far as numbers was a failure, there only being about 60. present. i believe. they figured up pIPllv well With money. The speaking was rather dry but lengthy. Mr H. Marsh has been north. gelling "horse and oxen for logging purposes. The Tarrier says if he had it little more cdycntion he would write for the paper. and totally obliterate the " Bad Boy ” out of humanity’s reach. My advice is for him to go to school a month or two, and then .see what he could do at writing. This village has no constable. but i iii-- tend to have one sworn in before writing again. Lawyer and Dutch Joe ansed through this village one day last week hunting a job of printing applentrccs. The Lawyer says he is well up in his profession. As I was driving along the Side road west of this place on Saturday evening at a late hour, my nitetiiion was drawn to an ohjrct on the road I ventured to see what it Was, when to my astonishment Daisy’s cutter was tied to a snow bank. how it got, there or where Daisy was. yet remains a mystery. Some people say it the union does take place they intend to liVe and die a Primin- iive Methodist. A Raucous. Richmond Hill, Feb. thh, 1884. mm“ Fraudulent: Assessments. _â€" l l l To the Editor of the Herald. Sin â€"â€"1 was not a little surprised to hear it. hinted about, that some of the lrer--i|old-- d 111in assessed. Such a report trying cur- rent. 1} determined to examine it more minutely. and in doing, so. I found that on a certain evening lost week. two mist-ream counterfciis, from this vicinity, audaciousiy took, upon themselves the power of assess- ing three or four innocent gentlemen. i am happy to stats their success was any-- thing but good. One gentleman. whose fear was somewhat greater than his pro-- dence, managed with much difficulty to scrape together'25 cents, in-iic‘n of full pay- incnt. _ Such cundnct places the performers of _ this extortion in the hands of the law. for [judge their offence equally as great as that. of forgery. 'llul, Ipity rather than condemn the younger of the two, whoa. youth, and innocence of that offencr- he 'wus committing might shield him from peniten- tiary, but by no means from the House of Correction. A Grant. Victoria Square. Feb. 26th, 1!“. “hoop-â€" A Great Source ovall. Every farmer will admit that one of the most destructive evils to good crops is that of worms or parasites that. prey upon vegetable life; other species of worms ill" feel this. hutt‘tg‘n’ system and are reductive of miii‘h snfi'u‘ring and; ill ghiénli . Free-- mau’s'Worm Powders will ctfeciually rid the system of this trouble, are pleasant. to lake and contain their own cathartic. nos-w..â€" Newmarhet. "his lot: “sunsetâ€"Over 150 tons of it? have been. Iiiken from tho pond this season it averages about 12 or 24 inches clear in thickness. Two .of thi- largest loads that ever loft the pond were. drawn in the residence of tho Mayor on Thursday of last week brl Messrs Pitt and Frank Wallis" teams. The loads contained 90 blocks of ice each and wicked about 5 tons. PAINFUI. Accinmr -â€"\m Monday ufit-r- noon ol last wank. Miss Starr, eldest draught er of Francis Starr. Esq . of Whiicliurt-h. met with an accident which narrowly escap- cd inking her life. She was examining it ,dvuuinitc cartridge, piii'chnssd for the purâ€" pose of blasting some alone, when the lpowerful little article rxplndcd.‘ badly tear-- lug usarlv all her fiagers‘nnd her thumbs. Medical aid was procured to relieve her suffering when it was found necvssary to ntnpntatc the first finger of the left bond at the first jn-in. Iler face and head narrowly escaped serious injury. ’l‘uosir. llonsrs â€"hlr Lawrin succeeded in securing 17 horses on to Friday night of last WEPh‘, ntrdbeing about as many as he could manage at once to iidvitntugc: he did not remain any longer but started the-m off for Toronto. They were tied in spans m a lens rope which was attached to the tongue of the cutter and the. other end secured to n siuglciree. to which the front horse was attached by iracss. Mr. Totn Not-Ion was riding on a'snddlc placed on this horse. and everything went all right until they teach-- ed Bentley’s Drug Slots when a sudden york in the rope threw the front horse ovpr and. being unable to entirely free him- sell from the saddle. it fell on top nf‘ Mr Nut-Ion. who was sevcrly injured in the log. for several days, but he will soon be around So for as we can learn. the pliers were as follows :â€"lllr John Gilbert. of West Gwillimbnrv. span for $240 ; llllln of chest- nuts from Mr liobt. Grey of Iiw same town- ship. for $205 : span ftilm Mr Wm Bong. of East Gwillimhury. for 3*! 75 ; span from Mr Jae. Brodie. old Sut'wv. King, for $35; $80 fur a grey team. turd $35 for (me' til Mr Put Wallisi’ horses ; also Mr Thus. lliuniley, of North Gwillitnburv, $130 for his gtcy more, ' -â€"Ens "G’ ----- McGregor's Speedy Cure. From the many rrmnrkahlo cures wrought by using McGreuor‘s Speedy Care for Dys- pepsio, indigestion. Constipation and adore-- lion of the Liver, and from the immense sale Hi. it without any advertising, we concluded to place- it extensively on the market, so that those who Stiff-’1' the iegulur size at lifiv t-snts‘ntrd one dollar. Wendell Phillips died worth nearly quarter of a million dollarsnnd he willed the whole of it unconditionally to his wife. soc ‘A Remarkable Result. “7. A. l‘ldrrurs, of Ft‘itiiki‘tlln, was a terrible sufferer from Chronic Kidney and lLivcr Complaint, and at one time Was so bad that his life was despaired of. He THE BAD BOY ABRO-‘lD- was cured by four bottles of Burdock Blood ’cmlmry Morshvillc, Fcby, 26,1884. Bitters. shoulder and head, confining him to his bed ; have , Missioiusv MEETING.â€"Tbe annual Missionary Meeting in connection with the Church of England, will be held in St. Mary’s Church on Tuesday next, March 4th, at 2 30 o’clock. Addresses will be _ dclivcrcd. by the Missionary Agent and others. ' PUBLic Mommaâ€"A Public Meetâ€" ingof the llatepaiersof Richmond Hill Friday evening out, 29th lost,“ 7 80 ;p.m., for the purpose of taking into con sidnration 'the'building of a Town Hall. A large attendance is requested. MosrttLv FAIR.â€" The monthly Cat- tle. Fair will he bed in this village on Wednesdav next. March 5th. This is a good time of the your for farmers to dis- l those having animals for sale, should bring them out oti Wednesday next. License Aerâ€"Applications «must be made not later than Saturday next, 1st March. for the renewal of liquor license, and the Board will meet on the 29th March, to consider applications. 'l‘hc‘sdvcrtisement in another column will be of great importance to those in the truths. " Quits/toysfiomTJLâ€"jal‘hqfschoml Society merits u'iiuul on ‘on ay'h on» ing last, and decided to hold a grand Concert in tho Temperance Hall, in this village. on Tuesday cveningfiiurch 11th, further particulars of which will be given Incxt week A. large attendance is re- quested for Monday evening ncxt. [. O. G T. Vist'r.â€"-Thc members of the I. O. G. T. Lodge. in this village, took a trip over to Victoria Square. on Saturday cvcninu lust. for the purpose of to organizing the Lodge in that place. visitors. consisting of vocal and instru- mental music. dusts. etc. after which a magnificent spread was provided by the friends at the Square. The lodge Was rc-nrgatiised with about twenty five. A Goon STORY.â€"â€"lt}vcryone likes to read and‘lioiir a good story. one that is brighf cheerful“ and entertaining; one that will get the lads and losses to " hide at houu- o'niuhis to read " A pond story will make the housewife smile and gude man'clap hill hands with delight. acily what will please and instruct. We direct our traders attention to its silver tisement in our columns, and say, Read it and take it. A. O. U. W -â€"lvy Lodge of the Anâ€" cient Older 01 United Workman in this place now numbers 28 members, with a very good‘prospcct in the. future, thar being five applications for member ship last meeting, and three more in prospect for next meeting. Now is the time to go in the Order,and‘ benefit your families in case of death. Independent of the social qualities oftho Order, it is one of the Cheapest Insurance Asst-cia- tion, in existence. R. E. Law is the Recorder from whom the necessary ps- pers can be obtained . l t l l CREDIT SALE An extensive Credit ments, etc , will be sold hv Public Aucâ€" tion on rear of Lot 33. 3rd Con. I Vaughan, ( opposite Marsh’s Saw Mill.) 1 on Tuesday. March 11th, 1884. the l property of Mr. John Graham Sale to icon-metros at 10 o'clock Lunch at. {noon Tut-ms For the Hogs. Potaâ€" ‘ tor-s, Secds. Grain, Bowls and all Sums of $10 a .d under, Cash ;_ over' that ,amount 8 months crcdit will be given on lurnisling approved joint notes. 7 per cent. allowed for cash. All will be IBOlli without any reserve, as the Pro- l prietor’s,,.Lr-.ase has expired and the Farm is sold. S. Eckardt, Auct. l . I STILL CONTINUING.~ The revival rcrviccs in the C. M Church, in this millage. are still continuing, and on Wed- : al'tcr which they for-tum] into procession laud mmcliod through the village. aim: ing a number of their beautiful hymns, lit-aided by several instruments. it is ."quiie evident that. the noble work is l rapidly takingt a greater hold of the vil- lagers, especially the young men and womcnms it very large number have gone [ forWard duting the post week. and been “washed in the blood of the Lamb." May those who have charge of the meet ings continue in the work, and their good deeds will follow them. pose of their stock at good prices, and l A gut-id programme was rendered by the a membership of Tun FAMILY WELCOME cunttiilis r-xâ€"l Sale of va'uablc Farm "Stock. lmple~ Order of Good Templars was held in Temperance hall. Toronto. on Wednesday last. There misc large attendance. no less than eighteen lodgesabcing rcpre-y Itented. Mr John Morrison. WfiD. 0., occupied the chair. There was no busi- ness of spccial importance transacted. it. was decided to petition the Local {Legislature to insert a clause in the new Act requiring the keepers of taverns. saloons, etc . -to remove all blinds and curtains from the barroom windows during prohibited hours. I FIVE FRIDAYS is Fermentâ€"A great many are probably not aware of the fact that while February of this year contains fin: Fridays, it. is of very rare nccurcnec It is obvious that five Fridays can only occur in leap year and when Friday is the first day of the month, as is the case this year As leap year occurs every four years, and there are seven days to the week. sad 4 times 7 are 28 ; if 28 be taken from 1884, the remainder will be 1856. which is the last year in which five Fridays occurred in February. And if 28 be added 101884 the sum will be 1912, the next year on which there will be five Fridays in that monthâ€"Ex. Jinn Form Sn-sliwoon.-Io scorn- municntioti from Sherwood signed Jenks we learn cvcnthing is still prospering. That the butcher traded his pet horse to a good Tory from Tesion. the citizens of that. place being very sorrowful â€"â€" That the storrkecpcr is about con- templating a trip to Europe for the 200d of his hc'nltli -â€"That a young gentleman who ulqrics in bcinLr the owner of a black iiioustaclie.irtid a flut- cap of much value. Bathu-st sin-ct school. is charged with bar-- ing severely beaten McIntosh, who is a pupil under: his charge. From the evidence given it was learned that the boy had refused to give up to his mentor certain envelopes in his peltwscion. and that he, was not the most easily managed youth in the school. it was allege-d that McCain-land had struck Melntosh several limes on thr- hrad knocking him almost senseless. The mother and father of the- boy wow pisseiit in Court. and appeared to Lloensc District oftheCounty of York ._____... Public notice is hereby given that all applica- tions forliccnscs must. be tirade to the underâ€" HELPd not later than SATURDAY, the 1st DAY MARCH, I884, ‘ The a )plicttt-ion must. be made by petition of the app icunt. addressed to the Board. ,prnyiu for h. grant of license. and must be accompanies with a. fee of 31-), the said petition, with ten. to be enclosed in a. sealed envelope, addressed to the undersigned, on or before the first day of March, 1884. Bryn applicant who is not at the time of his application a licensee under the Provincial Logis- lature Act or whose prernlsrss are not now entertain the opinion that be had been harshly treated. The Magistrate cxprccsvd the opinion that the matter should have l’wsill referred to the School Board, and not to bibs. Forms of certified Gnlflmylnl. valuable 1);! of snappin- oods thnt l J. '1‘. JONES. y .wi put you in t 0 way 0 m in; more _ » ‘ money In a. few days than run ever thought t Ch"! I""°°"°" Toronto. Feb. 20, 18M. ossiblc at any business. Capital not required. , Con“ HOMO. PUBLIC licensed, must forward with his application is certificate signed by t ne--third of the eli ctots cu- titled to vote in the polling sub-division ‘iu‘which the premises sought to-bc licensed are situated ( such polling sub-division wille the one used in Inst. election for the House of Commons l. The Board will meet on the 29th Mnfrcli to conâ€" s "- ‘ l to will be supplied upon av- ldcr applications. ' plicsticn at my ofllco. Court House, Toronto. a“ for the working class. Send to ,c tor postage. and we will mail you has, n l s will start you. You can work all the time ‘ or in more time only. The work is universally ' O T I c E t ndit ted to both sexes, young and old. You can cost v earn lrom 50 cents to so every evening. Tenders will but received bv the undersigned That all who want work may test the business. we make this on srntllsled oficr : to all who are not well statistic we will send st to pnv tor tho trouble of writlu us. Full particulars, directions scnt'trec. ortunes will he made by those who give their whole time to the work. Grant success absolutely sure. Don’t delay Stun an Address unison & Co. Portland. Maine. ’. up to the Judgment "has been delivered by Day MarCh Next judges Burton and Osler upon the peti-l â€"I-"Olt. THEâ€" ' tion against the return of John Foil. M. P. P., for North Victoria. dismissing the petition and confirming Mr Fell ' I Printing of the Minules,lccnunls, Voters‘ List. and what other printing that may be required by the Council of the Fluld Lightning. Town-“hip 01' Vaughan is the only instantaneous "*le for Neuul For m" “NWMWMI 13“- Said tend?" "0 raluia Headache. Toothache. etc Rultbiiigi "13:13:33 gaggzfigg ‘0 the councll' ) . a few dropsbriskly over is all that is used" . , ed No taking nauseous mcdir-inns for; JAMES M- LAWRENCE- TOWNSHU.’ CLERK. weeks. but one minute's application nu.» _ ‘ “my” all mi" and w,” Pm" ,he “re” Richmond Hill,Fab.l8sh,1884. in, value of Fluid Lightning, 'l'wwiiit-fiv in his seat as Member for North Victoria. -._._â€"â€">.e 9 l was about thrashing the retort-keeper. but cents tier bottle at 1‘1. Sanderson 8 Sons" a§ flgggajé ‘ sftorwards clmnprd his mind. It op bl“! s‘”"- 3; gégggsgap penis the trouble is about. a girl; sinco [RT l Eco-ggflfiggjg’ that he has solnccd himself by paying L A B 18' d , h "gird , « -. - axnsrarF.â€"â€" t Tivcrnhil . on Tues ny, 12th; .5 'U' 0' .g: il- “mllll” allellinf'" _m ill-Tum; gulp] “id inst., the wife of Dr. G. A. Lancet-1f. at a semi _ _ n p‘ I I I ‘ ' , I V ll “’ “ “N” ‘ I”, ""‘f‘,’ "l ‘9 "l l ° Bu’r’roxâ€"AtDollsr,onihs Sid' inst.,‘tho wife or 023 “mi-iii?“ duly rewirrdcd. ll he iatnts not. Mr.Goorgc'Button,ofn son. , Es-‘gdggagné‘gg ___________.a_â€".ar__, v East his: l'lvi.l.owsv's PILLS -ll‘(iif_'P§iiUfl and " ' w" rigâ€"mfl'v " gaggfiififi’Eiifi Liver (‘oinrvlniots â€"The (ii, ration cannot 'l‘H E l lic impsifs-t-t or seriously disordmt-d wiiltu. ‘ v ‘ 0;;s7;:'°o=u,r- \‘out the effects of such derangement hot-om- 1 on ()N l {y 53 is in; visibleI tilt lhc‘coiiutr‘naoce. Thane Pills Tnnspnt .F‘l 2" 1"" l at once tcmow tl‘c'iiismdo-r and its uu pistols A'l' rainsirus' wauaoxs 63E§a§EEE£§5 pleasant consequences 'i'ht-y stimulate Wyn,“ my], nun pg: bus I» 1 on $1 10 of: ll)“. digestive and assinrilativn lriiictiunl. Spring do. . l 08 1 13" igli‘gg‘éc‘dEE-EEE and consequently I‘I'L‘llll) P that gvetrt bless-- gfl?’ dz," ' ll x 'l gggfigguggag incâ€"Va good zit-.piaitte Hollowuy’s Pill; p"; ‘0" 13 7“ “tr-5i savinl'nvtotily remove all diet-singed or KY! 6 H 13:“- . :1 s ._â€".â€". ,. ' \â€" t ' . ' . . . , _ reuse ocsmer . i A . .. . ..__ _. discussed action. at il P-nm"! organs «rung Beefymm!‘mrwflypfllw m 7,00 . (Io, ' l-ed Ill t-xttuutiny ht'llll‘l‘hllll'lii for our bodies “tummy lic ens-cushy»: 100m... 0 00 0 col ' from our viii-ions diets» its the liver stomach ChWk‘nB-Wt Pm ----------- -- 5° 7° . . . Ducks. per brace 30 1 00 l and lit-mils over all of Will(’ll Iho-y exercise 4,80“.th """" 75 1 (0‘ the most salutary Clliill'ttl 15y resorting at Tumys,m~ t 00 1 70‘ â€"'~â€" an early stage of the ninlndr to lites!- puri- '“l’t’r'k‘fghdh‘ 2.: :3 ' STORE AN l) DWELLING lying: and laxative l’il‘s. the mslnnrhulv cub dairy ' it III ______,.,_____.. and .l"“"lll°’ d d.‘lll‘Pl’l'c '5 E‘llc'l‘s'd'l-V “film-ell. [ ggffimmwpeffiffl 1 1 That convenient Store and Dwelling, situated to health and strength, and his rallowness Apples v’e, ban.“ , 3 75 g .n on the corner of Yonce and Duffel-in Streets,in Kmduuuy vanishes - Omen. pg, 1);; . .. s so 1 on t the Villugn. of Richmoan Hill.‘ ‘First-olnss house, ' Ctbbaé. pa, do, " 1 w 1 5n , nearly new. containing 11 rooms Good brick ' wt Celery p’er do. y 0. 1 50 cellir. gimp} tutti!tsI.t-f:fl\t.~rttcr.E Also Half an Acre r ~ ’ 301 on . 100 s :1 inc. very convenience. l Mount Pleasantl- €233: 3:; 3:. . :8 ', Imutmndcrntc. PnsscssioanantJESt. Apply Beets, per bag 05 so ' lr° Pat-ships, per b3. 1 co co J. BROWN, he Funeral bsequ es of the ate H" p" “m . on ‘3 m . Abram w. Lauder. 3m“, poise}? , 5,, . .0 t ‘ , Richmond Hill. râ€"‘â€" 'Wool nor lb cc to Boihmond Hill. Dec. 5th, 1883. The funeral of the late A. W. Lauder, M. P. 1’.. took place from his residence, "Atdnut-loit'h.” l’ailtdulc. on Saturday afternoon last to Mount Pleasant Cemetery, and was one ofthe largest that has taken place in the ciir for mat-v years. A grant number of frivtrds turd acquaintances vii-w- ed the remains. and fr uml the features in astute. ol repose no it thew had been little sum-ring below the supreme inotiteitl arriv- ed. On the plnlesufilm (Ntlfin were the words "At rest.” Father." and "Abram WilliirmJJour‘ler. horn 6th Juno. 183l : dlt‘d FPhI'lliil)‘20=ll. l8t‘4" The floral rrfl'rm lugs wou- ht th costlv at d numerous The funeral sewn-ea iii the house Were ct uducl~ ed by lit-vs lllvssts Hunter. (lo-merit, and voted lo the Metrnititlitian ('ltlirch. “ht-re the serum? was conducted by Rev lingh Johnston. assisted by Revs Messrs (‘lr-u mam. J. H. Withrow. and Issac Powell. The poll-henrcrs who followed the remains {to Mount Pleasant. were Mr. Metediih. lender ofthe Opposition in the Provincial lParliament ; H. E. Clarke. M. P. P., for l West Toronto : Hon. Mr Parades and Dr 1 Baxter. M. P. P Halidtnund. and Dr. . Alkens. Messrs. William Goods-that". John l . . , I m“? h”? 5 "(’Fdily evell‘llg “‘5‘- "lel rm" lllmdl'l’d l Charleswmih. and Mr. Justice llose. The . . ' ' ‘ H - " . t t - . . . , . y‘e'f‘” Um" dl'” '0 H ?"“de"‘”“ .‘l' mm“ 1' were present. TWO 01' tlirreo loads of; Metropoluion (hutch was draped to mourn- r'lg Sm” "" “l “ m“ bmm" lreet "' , Aumru friends arrived about 7 o‘clock, :ing .__â€"-> .1-â€"â€"â€" snted to allthc’l‘hn Lives of Presi- l t w Sdcuts of the U S. The largest. hund- AGENT oment, best book ever sold to less 1 than twice our price. 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