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n flllltll nt : _.____ -._._...._ RICHMOND IIILL POST 0FFICE. â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€".>o< Until further notice, Mail will be closed at the above Office as follows z»â€" MORNING. Going Norlli, South, East, and West, at. . . . . . . 7.45 EVENING. South, East, and est’atltoltlotifih Mail for the North, via. Railway, leaves once a day, in the morning, as above stated. .__â€"â€"_.m ARRIVALS. Morning Mail from South,West and East, by Rsilway,arrives at 10.00 Evening Mail from Toronto by Golllfi Yonge street Stage, arrives at. 7.00 Night Mail from North, by Rail- way, arrives 9.00 1V1. TEEFY, Postmaster. Richmond Hill, March 3rd. 1884. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. For Sale lâ€"Jchn Gardner. Judicial Saleâ€"Messrs. Boyd & Etnyner. New Spring Goodsâ€"Snenth dz Grennnn, Elie 2,lglnrlt fistula. Rlehmond Hill. Ont. lie. 11: Whole No. 1341; Volume 26. THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1884. some T0 SITTJZERIBERS. The date printed on each paper denotes the “me when the subscription expires. m Official Audacity. .â€" Among other objectionable provisions in the bill respecting the city of Toronto now before the Legislature, is that proâ€" viding that Mr. Ridout, Registrar of East York, shall be awarded $2,000 of the tax-payers money as a compensation for the loss of a portion of his income in consequence of the annexation of River- side. The idea is a preposterous one, Mr. Ridout’s net income last year, after making all deductions for disbursements, was $2,686 In 1882 it was $2,992, the dilference being due to the annexa- tion of Yorkvrlle Now, if the loss of fees consequent upon losing the Yorkvllle business was only some 3300, it is not likely that the. filling off by reason of the Riverside annexation will amount tcl dcnco in place of postalwnrds. nearly so large a sum. Suppose how- I l r r all its forms. Ito its side. ‘k The Next Battle. Oxford County, Ontario, has the privilege, if it will, of giving a triumâ€" phant keynote to the warlike strains that are beginning to be piped up all over that Province. On Thursday week the electorate of that county will say at the polls whether a legalined liquor traflic shall continue in the midst of them. or whether the extinguisher of the Scott Act. shall be put upon the business in The very great responsiâ€" bility resting upon the promoters of the Act in that constituency, in view of the moral effect one way or the other involved in the issue. should, we imagine, have a , powerfully stimulating effect upon them. The Scott Act has been rapidly gaining on public favor. At first there was not .only hesitation but actual opposition among professed temperance people with regard to it“ The working of it, howâ€" ever,even where imperfectly administered is fast winning over sceptics of all kinds and bringing even the gainsaying press It has been adopted by national temperance opinion, focussed :through the Dominion Alliance, as the ,best existing instrument of repression and the best step toward national pro- hibition. A defeat of the Act in 0x- ford, therefore, would be a severe blow to the cause throughout the whole coun- try, and would push that country itself away back to the rear in a movement which is bound to succeed.â€"â€"- Witness. m Corporal Punishment. Ata meeting of the City School Board the other day, Mr Lee explained as to the action taken by the Manageâ€" ment Committee upon the charge that had been preferred against a head teacher of one of the city schools, for ill-using a pupil. They had made an enquiry into the matter, and reprimanded him. The inspector, at the request of the Committee, had sent a circular to each of the teachers, expressing the Committee’s disapproval of corporal punishment when inflicted in any other way than by the use of the rubber strap adopted by the Board, and prescribed as the “ only instrument to be used in administering corporal punâ€" ishment.” The circular further says that “the Committee condemn most emphatically the striking of a pupil with the hand either open or shut." aterâ€"â€" __-~_.. Since the introduction of two cent letter postage, there has been a reduc- tion in the number of postalâ€"cards issued in theUnited States, and consequently the estimates for the cost of manufacâ€" turing cards for the next fiscal year will be reduced some thirtyâ€"five thousand dollars. This goes to show that the probable loss supposing the rate in the Dominion was reduced to a. two cont rate would in all probability be made up by a decrease in the use of the postal- curd, and a more than corresponding in- crease in letter postage. consequent upon a more frequent use of letter corresponâ€" We trust the Postmaster General may see * Elliott, that the Auditors’ Report for 1883, Vaughan Council. The Municipal Council of the Township of Vaughan met at the Town Hall, on Tues- day. the 11th of March. Mr. William Cook let Deputy Reeve in the Chair. Members present, Messrs Rea- mnn Malloy and Elliott. The minutes of last meeting were read, and on motion approved. _ A petition was presented from Mr Will Webster and 63 others, praying that the petition of Robert Gordon be not. granted. Moved by Mr Elliott, seconded by Mr Renman. that Mr Lawrence Ire instructed to obtain from Messrs. Pratt and Tracy, Publishers,Strntt‘ord. one copy of the Muni‘ cipal Councillors Manual published by them _Moved by Mr. Renman, seconded by Mr. Malloy, that. the Treasurer be and be is hereby atthorized to pay the following nc-- counts :â€" Hnrte &Co for printing. . . . . . . . . .824 15 M. H. Keefler do 5 63 Moved by Mr Malloy, seconded by G Elliott. that the tender of Mr McMahon for printing be accepted. Moved by Mr Renmnn. seconded by Mr ..-.-...... be received and adopted by the Council and that the clerk is hersbyynuthorized to have 300 copies printed in the mind manner to be divided among the several Councillors for distribution. Moved by Mr Renmnn, noennded by it.‘ Elliott, that this Council cannot grant the prayer Robert Gordon and Olhelsl asking to be taken from S. S. No. I Vaughan and be added to S. S. No. 5 York. Moved by A Malloy, seconded by Mr. Reaman, that the Treasurer is hereby authorized to invest the funds on hand in , they Were two discrples of Christ. “01‘. llml ll T060608 Mr. liidout's inâ€"lhis way clear to amend the postal law come to two thousand, he will still have avcry handsome salary for compara- tively little work. If anybody is to make him cornpensation, it. should be Mr. Lindsay, the city registrar, who will gain a large proportion of what. he loses. If Mr. Itidout does not think the reduced amount of fees sufficient compensation for his valuable services, there is nothing to prevent him resign- ing and going into some other business that offers higher inducements for sitting around and seeing other people write “'e are free to admit that if thcr wero- . . 0 'slioulu letters from Dctrort to Montreal any provision cxlstlng which withheld from Mr Ridout the glorious privilege, of resignation which every underpaid and ovcrtaskcd ofiicial enjoysâ€"though so few ever avail themselves of it-~v he would have a good case for compensation. But nobody is going to compel him to continue devoting his sedentary abilities to the service of an ungrateful communâ€" ity,nndif he regards the pittance of two thousand dollars as in:ideqn:ito,therc are probably quite a number of persons just as Capable of warming an oflicel chair as. himself, who are sufficientlyl modest in their ideas to accept that sum ‘ or even n good deal less. The proposition is a characteristic ilâ€" lustration of the lengths to which official audacity will go in COllSldcrlllg‘ the office- ns existing for the personal benefit of; the holder rather than for the service of: the community. There is no question of vested rights in the matter at all. Mr. Ridout is called upon to do or to; get done a certain quantity of work“ which varies in extent every year and for which he is paid by fees. There was no agreement, express or implied, that the fees were to reach any particuâ€" lar amount. Had they increased ten-â€" fold Mr. Ridout would have pocketed his nugumcntcd income without. any‘; qualms of conscience on the ground oi" receiving too much pnv for the work, By all means let Mr. Itldout resign if“ he isn’t satisfied with his income Wel are satisfied that the Government will not find it necessary to advertise for a successor.â€" News. m Canada. Pacific Railway. : The bill granting a loan of $2‘3.500,â€"‘ 000 having passed the House of Comâ€" mess, but before doing so, a good move was made by Sir Charles Tupper to the l efl'ect that the said Company must notl at any time amalgam-ate with the Grnndl Trunk orpool its earnings, but trrrfiic and running arrangements to be allowed between the two roads, and the Supreme Court of Canada to have power to punish . any breach of such provision. m: The Tilsonburg Liberal gives as a reason why Noxon was beaten at South ‘for Victoria. A . now in mice by rcducrng tlic ratc to correspond with the rate of postage now in force in the Ilnitcd States. -4 .4.._n. Two Cent Postage in the United States has to a large extent displaced the post card. Although Canadian mails carry the' United States corresâ€" pondence with this country at the cost oftwo cents per half ounce, our own people are taxed three cents for the seine service, though there is a decided revenue from the posts-office. \Vhy be carried for two cents, while those from Windsor are charged three cents, and the reply in either case, paid by Canadians, is three cents. It. is probable that the revenue from the post‘ofiicc would not be much reduced by a change from three to two cents per half-cuties). ~ll'itness. ' The Government at Halifax arc exer~ cised about another fenian scare, pre- cautions liavc been taken and extra military guards have been placed over the Lioutennntâ€"Governor’s residence and the Parliament Building. Precau- tions have also been taken at Ottawa. The British authorities in New York have warned the Government flint Canada has been looked upon as a good field for the f'cnians to try some of their dynamite deviltry in. I’ity it. is that an example cannot be made of some of the scunips. , .A 1.4.4.. The World says a great sensation was caused in the House of Commons the other evening by a violent onslaught on the Hon. David Mills by the Member N. who nbuscd the Member for Bolliwcll in vilc language. and likewise endeavored to strike him with :1 Walking stick. II is needless to say that the fighting Member was some- thing the worse for liquor. â€"â€" Cook, the lately elected member for South Oxford in place of Mr Crooks, was introduced to the House by two members ol'tllc Government side. The Quickest Thing on Record. ls I‘lllltl Lightning for Neilrnlgla, Head Ht‘llP, 'I'rmlhnelie, etc. It does not, lillstei or discolor the skin; requires but one zip-- pllcutlo-l to banish nll pain magically willi- out using any greasy linimenl or Carrying your head in ii poultice for weeks. twenty five cent bottle from H. Sanderson & Sons' Druggisls. mâ€" Mr McGow the well know Proprietor of the Queen's, one of Toronto’s best known and most prominent citizens, was given afnrewell dinner at the Walker Oxford, was that. he had a great many enemies on his own side who took but little interest in the contest and it at, the same time says, that the Beformers' have time and again worked for a more unworthy man. House the other evening. Among the names of guests we" notice the Mayor, Gov Robinson, Dr. BarclayJ. J Ryan, and others. take a three montlrs’ tour in Europe. The presentation ofa gold~Lecded cane was made. Try a , Port Perry debentures. Moved by A “alloy, seconded by Mr Elliott, that the clerk notify the Trustees of School Section No. 11 that it is intended to take into consideration the alteration of School Section No. 17 and II. .barrel, at J. Brown & Sons’. LOCAL ITEMS. Tun Scientific American can be had at this office. MONDAY next is the 17th of Old Ireâ€" land . Monooeo LsArnnn Note Paper for'. sale at the HERALD Store. CHOICE Family Flour, $5.20 per VENNOR, the weather prophet has l not been heard from for some little time,l and is supposed to be lost is thaw't. “LOCAL ITEMS. , MAJOS Gray will Plume~ “Sept 0‘" willtake place on Friday. March the 1'4Ih. The Examiners for Newmnrket School are thanks for Parliamentary papers. V 6 Mr. J. A. Snngeter and Mr. D. G. Wiley. WO0D.â€"â€"Parties whe‘have promise to bring in wood for their subscription to this paper, will please do me without delay. Newmarket. The Uniform Promotion Examination Isnosrsun Honeâ€"There are 90 in-'-' mates at the above institution. all upper-- . entlv in I’ state of comfort and contentment. lThe Isle of flowers during the month of RECEIVEDâ€"We are in receipt of‘a‘ February brought in the nice little sum of work on Land Transfer, Reform ; being $15.55. II“ item in the reduction 9 an address delivered before the 0 Institute, Toronto,- by J Herbert Mason M anaging Director of the Canada Loan l and Savings Company. n'nndian P’“ f the ex- wented fer all the'l‘he Lives of Prest; ABENTSdents of the U. S. The largest, hend-' Homest, best book ever sold for less than twice our price. The fastest selling book in America Immense profits to Agents. can Lit'rT Boox Co, Portland, Maine. All intelligent people want it. Any one become a successful agent. Terms tree, HAL- ..___.,.,‘__ » .‘._...._.. .__.. s cm» ____.__..._ TH E MARKETS TORON'I‘O: TnnnsDAx, MAI. 18, II“, Paine A'r nimnne' Was-eon THE CHEAP CAsiI Housn have a special drive in Brown Hollandsâ€"extra value.â€"Sneath 6t Grennan. A HINT.â€"Subncriben of this paper who find crossâ€"bones and skull with crest. of metallic burial casket drawn in blood on the wrapper of their paper, will know that their subscription has expirâ€" ed, and that something has got to be done. Lorinâ€"During Lent, service will be held in St. Mary’s Church in this village, every Friday evening, commencing at 7.30 p m. For. SALEâ€"A large quantity of Egyptian Seed Oats for sale, genuine, pure and clean, at Lot No. 16, 4th Con. Vaughan. See advertisement. SERVICE â€"â€"Sunday next, being the third Sunday in this month. divine Ser- vice will he held in St. Mary’s Church, in this village, commencing at 11 o’clock, a. m. Ssanos.â€" The Rev. Mr Nixon, of Toronto, occupied the pulpit in the Presbyterian Church, in this yillage, on Sunday last, and delivered excellent and impressive sermons, both morning and evening. LARGE Dnovns.â€"-A large drove of horses passed through this village on Friday last, and another on Sunday, Moved by Mr A Malloy, seconded by Mr Reunion. that the Kleinburg Spring Show be granted the sum of ten dollars. Council then adjourned. =21.â€"-â€"â€"- We do not hold ourselves responsible {or the opinions of our Correspondents. Sherwood. (From our own Correspondent) Inlastweek's HERMJIII an attempted queSl‘d- reply to niv few remarks of the 2lnt Feh.. re Cnmbellite meeting held at Sherwood lrem the Preacher. He comes out no strong [would treat the Bragadociu with silent contempt, ifit were not that some of his followers here have been boasting that “Jeff” was going to be annihilated. The Preacher has hnd his say. and "Jefi‘" is still in the land of the living. Now for his reply :â€" Islâ€"Mr L. nwnkes a very pitiful whine and says IhntI called him nicknames. II is really too bad that I should be guilty ol such an outrage, but I must. stick to farms if they are hnrd to swallow. Hillier-inns tell us that Thomas Campbell. once a Presley-- tcriuri but put out of that Church on (IO-- count of misconduct, was the founder of and originator of the Curnbellltes, and call- ed such until a few years ago when they changed their name. It is nearly time they should change it again for the. present Out.- is certainly a misnomer. For lllS'HllCE. two of the lending brethren. noter from Sher- wood, were doing sum-- vr m-k one day and, everything not going very smoothly they Med with each other to see which could use the strongest language, when one of the bystanders present made the. rerun-‘k, that l Action r and name did not linrmorusc. but perhaps , Ill r L. ("All truer his antecedents back in the Aanllos. pl'OIJnllly Io Judas Isenririt. 2ndâ€"- Mr L. sx'ys I must have slept, not to hear Illl'll snt‘, "Thorn were no cases with-v out iniIncision,"rnenning no cases of suvi .3, 'Jeff' slept nut. but heard you say that and also say. “that you defied any one to Show you between the. two lids of the Iiibip an lnslnncoof saving by faith "’ Iwill not now give any as I see he knows better, by giving an instance in his article, but it was such a noted fuel when Mr L was here that he. would make statements in the Church and then deny them when he came out, and set-«med to have so little. regard for the truth that people lost all confidence in Iiirri. He also says. I out unable to see the differ-- once between whirl (‘llrist lllllL'llI himself nnd “llill be authorised his disciples l certainly nin. my lirble tells me that Christ ’ taught that lie was the. Son of God come to sure sinners, and commissioned Ills disciples to preneli “'l he Lniiib of God that should lake away the sin of the world,’ but perli ups ll is the disciples of the 19:11 Century that Mr L uwnrrs they certainly seem to be CAP lying out his idea of teaching different doo- lxine of that contained in the. inspired word of God II is but nattirnl that Mr L should try to ridicule the thief on the. cross: be has always been a sore spot to them, when Ihev try to proclaim no salvation “'Illlfllli immersion, for they have been tin-- able as yet to concoct any scheme whereby they could get the poor thief immersed. 3rd~lfnr lnnentnblc ignorance of history Mr L takes the lead, any sclioolnlmy in the land could tell him that Luther. elc., did not live during the palrinrclis’ Han nor dur- 1 ing the Jewish Dispensation. Mr L is either ignorant of the fact or he Irvs to convey a false impression for lie. knuwsI was refelirig ‘ in "vou’r another” slyle of argument, lhnt “"0” Army Komg to 0P9" fl" "1 lb” evidently on their way to Toronto. The majority were purchased in or around Newmarket, and were fineâ€"looking ani- mals. Norton.â€"-Thc annual meeting of the Richmond Hill and Yonge Agricultural Society will be held in the Lorne Hall in this village, on Monday evening next. 17th inst, commencing at 730 pm. A large attendance is reâ€" WBEN.â€"Most of our villagers are anxiously enquiring, when are the Sal»- village? They struck Aurora some time ago, and are holding successful TuUn.â€"-An exchsnse wants to know “What is home without a. newspaper ?” and the Plattsburg Sentinel replies : “It. is a place where old hats are stalled in- to window panes; where children are like young pigs ; the housewife like a savage, and the husband with a panor- ama of the dismal swamp painted on his shirt bosom with‘tobacco juice." Yosx FAimsns’ Gownâ€"We have been favored with a copy of York Farm- crn Guide and Record from Jan. Arm- strong, Esq, Managing Director of the York Farmer Colonization Company. The contents arczâ€"Map showing Colony and York City; Introduction; List of Homestenders; How to reach the Colonv ; What the settler and pur- chaser will get; Township Diagrams showing present settlement, etc.; Offiâ€" cial Report of Rufus Stephenson. Inâ€" spector of Colonization 00’s; A tnlk diture, not to be despised. The cow Wheat. tall,new,por bush ............ a as n lyurc‘hased tor the Home. last summer was Barley 3pm“ 3“?" ‘ ,1, sold: recently to a dealer in Toronto, for the 0.9., ac :3 sum' of $80. The cost of the animal wts a“: :11:- 2: $40. so the managers are not doing a bad named Hogsmer mom's, a ,5 . thing in the stock department. Beef,hindqun.rters,per 1&0 l‘bn I 00 O Mutton, by the carcass, per 100 the... 0 00 0 KICKED BY A Hoses: --0ne day last Chickemmer mm -- 65 - - Ducks, per brace 90 1 week June: Langes was droning logs for Geeseyeachmw 7. 1 Mr. J. Ramsd‘en, when one of his horse! 'l‘urkeys,ench . 1 as 2 become bulky, and began to flare up, as such animals will. The driver got down to use the whip, and went on the other side whiping ever the other horse. The hither- to quiet horse resented this Ind kicked Mr. Long" in the face; cuting him terribly. and inflicting injuries which it. was at first feared might prove fatal. At last accounts he was slowly improving, but the accident will be a great loss to him, as he is dependent on his (Inin labor to support himself and family. I ' Bsroniunn. Tin: Cnru Muslinâ€"On Monday night 65 head of heifers. steers and cown were quartered in the yards adjoining the Royal Hotel. The whole number were purchns-- ed at various prices in West Simeoe. for Messrs. Berri. Fowles, Markham ; Alex. Demond. Unionville; and John Pike,l\lnrk- ham Village. and were being driven to their respective farms. Some are ready for ini-- mediate market, but the majority are in» tended to be sold rifl' the grass in June or July A car load of 17 was shipped from Newmni'ket Station on Monday. bought in this vicinity, to be exported to England. The large-st one in the lot was purchaser] at the Industrial Home. being a- heifer not three years old. weighing over I300 lbs , Ind renllzinc about $80. This heifer was with a Farmer who pays rent or interest; Canada vs. United Statesâ€"A compariâ€" Sll‘etEl ' ’0" 0f the Land Lin”; Tl" Tm‘3m‘) Salvation Army came to Town a most ir-- ” GlObc " ‘73- COlOmmlm“ Compnnlefl; reverent custom has become common. The Notice of Fall Show at York City Ex- holy nnme chesul, which the bible. tells cursions. Hormwn’s I’lI.I.I.-â€" Changes of temp- erature and weather frequently upset per- sons Who are most careful of their health. and [particular in their diet. The“ correc- tive. purifying, and comic nperienl Pills are the digestive Orgllll. They augment the appetite, strengthen the stomach, correct meetings, and probably will strike further south in a short time. Sparse Goons -â€"-'I‘hc Cheap Cain House have already received their new Spring Goods. and are selling them at the very lowest prices. Fine teas a speciality. Grocraries. Crockery, Gluesâ€" ware, Fish, Canned goods, etc., etc. See new advertisement. JUDICIAL SALEâ€"There will be .1 Judicial ol'valiinble farm in Vaughan, at tho Palmer House. Ilichmond Hill, on Wednesday, April 2nd, at 2 o'clockl pm, This is that. valuable property' owned by the late Edward Slaney, conâ€" taining 90 acres, more or less, being the: east halt’of L0! 29, in, the 2nd Con., Vaughan. See advertisement. GREAT Rumoursâ€"2 little sulpheri bnrnt on a dustâ€"pan and the fumes alâ€" lowed to penetrate every room_ in the, house, will be. of great benefit just new billiousnene, and carry 03' all that in nrrxionu from the system. Holloway"! Pills ore of rare balsiuns. unmixed with linear mutter , and on that account are peculiarly well |‘ndapted for the young. delicate and aged. As this peerless medicine has ruined fame in the past so will it preserve it in the fit. lure by its renovating and invigorating Qualities. and the impossibility of its doing harm _â€".â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"b.' 64*â€" Cranberry Marshville. (From our own Correspondent.) Mr. F Carver and Miss So his Nixon took a drive to town on Vednesday lust, and were united in wedlock, after which they then went. north to spend their lioncy moon. We wish them a long and happy life. A man from Leader Lane was cross- ing the railway track one day lust week, when in the middle of it, something linp ‘ pelted to his sleiin which prevented him 1 going any further. the best remedy for all defective action of He at oner: bought for 340 this time last year. How Doss Ir Srmas Youâ€"Since the 'ue is above every name. is shouted about in a meet fnmiliur and offensive manner l’er- hope no harm is meant, but a. grout deal is done. The Holy Spirit guided the Apostles into all truth, and, in his Epistles. SI mentions the name two hundred and twenty times. and in two hundred and fifteen of Paul- Butter,1brolls large rolls tub dairy. Eggeresh, do: Potntoes, per bbl Apples per barrel Onions, per bag Cnhbnge, per don... Celery, per do: Tnmips, per bag Carrots, per do Beets, per bag Pursnips, per bag . Hny poi-,ten ...... Straw per, ton. \‘Vool Der 1b.... an...» Owl-'09:“ 888828$82888§=83 BO" .3 833‘!:S‘SSS::3:2:8383828833828 gov Sartrtimmtts. JUDICIAL SALE â€"OF A-- Valuable Farm I IN VAUGHAN. Pursuant to :1 Judgment of the High Court of Justice. Chancery Division, in the matter of Slsney,â€"Slnney vs. Curran, and with the Improv- III of the Master in Ordinary ol' the Sn iremn Court of Judicature, there will he sold by ublio Auction, by 3ALEM ECKARDT, AUCTIONEER, AT THE 13A LBIER HOITBE. In the Village of RICH lVIONT) HILL ON \V, DNE SDAY, 2nd Day of April, next. At 2 o'clock. p. rn , in one lot, that Valuable Farm Owned by the !. Ihem he adds Lord or Christ. The. other five are cases in which the personal has a special fitness. Strnns, Reno" and other iniidels who deny the divinin o the Lerd, purposer emit llll that implies His official and redemptive character. Let as follow the scriptural usage and maintain that reverence which in due to the glorified Son of God. and -EnA >04 A Double Benefit. Lenminglon. writes that be cured himself of Dyspepsia of r; year’s duration by One bottle of llnvdock Blood Hitters. and two bottles cured his Wife who had been for years n sufferer from the sz-me dispose. Ila cmiscienlirmslv recommends it to all suffer- ing from similar troubles. 1 ____â€">-<-â€"â€"â€"_ Qerr‘x Wonkâ€"About 8 o‘clock on Mon- day night last, an alarm of fire wns sound-V m, calling the. Ilrignrle to Grinder-ham lb: than the. bvas Wurls distillery. Toronto In less tlru-e minim-pr Chief Ardagh was on scene ‘Vlllllll Iit't- minim“; u host- lliltlt'h‘tfl to n hydrant. carried no live fllJlll. of slnirs. and was playing on the. tire. The rlnmnge is covered by irsnrnnr-e. James Moore. a prominent resident of nut] will ‘ LATE I‘LIIWAIIII SIANEY, name ,‘ Containing 00 Acres, more or less,being the East. hull of Lot No ‘19, in the 2nd (Zen. of the Town-â€" , ship of thglinxi. (less ten acres at the south 1' { west comer of the said half lot) which form is now in the occmmlion of John and Thomas O’I-Ieurii. under lensc at the rental of $125 per 1 13.1))Illlll,fllld will be sold, subject to the laid . lease, which will be produced no the «rule. ‘ About (35 cores of the form are cleared, and there is a good home and burn on it and on it in it good orchard. The purchaser will not be en»- l titled to the production of tiny title deeds not l to any abstract of titlo. and it he shall make any 3 objection or requisition us to the title which the l Vendors are nimble to remove or comply with the Plnnitifi is to be at liberty, by notice in writ. mg to the purchaser, to rescind the sale, in which case the purchaser will receive buck the deposit without Interest : lie shall have no claim upon the Vendors for the, expense of investigating the title. or for other expenses or for compensation. Ten per cent of the purchase money to be pnirl down at the time of solo and the balance in one month tilierenftcr, without interest. The other crmrliti:.ns of sale are the standing condia tions of the Court. The property will be offered for solo subiect , to Ii reserved bid fixed by the Mar-tor. For further particulars apply to Messrs BOYD & ST‘AYNI‘lR,1lll(IhI?SSTS O’SULLIVAN & KERR, Solicitors, Toronto N El L McLEA N, (thief Clerk, Master-5‘ Office. Dated this llth day of March, 1884. illi- ORA‘sALEi ' '. during the changeable weather, so proâ€" l h““ the ductive of fevers and oiprhcrin. It is good as a preventive, as well as 11 desâ€" troyer of all germs tending to induce; diseases of any kind. 1 GRAND SooiALâ€"A Grand Social! and l‘lntertainrrwnt will be held in the Presbyterian Church, in this vi‘lago, on; Friday eveningr next, 14th inst , in aldl of the Sabbath School. Tea will be,l served from 5 30 until 7 3'0 pm , after,l which a literary programme will be} rendered by the scholars, the choir andl others. consisting of vocal and instrn -. mental music. Admission. 2'5 cts.;. children 15 cts. It. Marsh, Supt. CLOSEDâ€"Tile Revival Services in the C M Church here, closed on Tues- dny evening last, after having about ten weeks of very successful meetings The‘ Trustees ofthc Church haye been putI to considerable expense in holding meet. l ings every night. but when consideringl the number of conversions that have taken place, and the great amount of good that has been done. they have been fully recompenScd for all the expense that has been incurred. A GOOD STORY.-â€"Itlveryonc likes to read and hear a good story, one that is bright, cheerful and entertaining; cool that. will get the lads and losses to “ bidel at home o'niphts to read.” A good: to thedllrli eenlury. What I said then, I l repeat. it it is childish. viz : what ll'Ulhsll were sufficrent unto salvation 400 or 1800 years ago are. sufficient at present, W hurl-e ‘. then me my fillilt’nlelrls so devoid of truth. istâ€"l‘nrnpbell being their author and: getting that name almost universally as yet, was I not juslified ? 2ndâ€" That he defied nriv one to show an instance of Saving by filirh can be sub- slurrti' led by 'l number of disinterested wilâ€" nensus that were presnrrt. .‘lrdâ€"â€"Thnr God (Hwy perntirted Luther-.3 He, to teach so in he nrlrillls only in diff-l event language. ‘Ilp In the measure of} Mr L will have In “ brighten up his ideas ’ ultl obmirr " Illl'lt‘ knowledge " l-clore he trys to teach the enlightened citi- Zens of Sherwood. lle also had belle-r take another guess as to the polar-rialin of light lit-('e-plrrl of God " l i f l l, .litrr. Sherwood, March Illll. IRSI r > a ‘qâ€"buns . Downsview. A correspondent from Der. rrs'ricw Wl'llt‘F and inlornrs us that 7lime “12‘ be scvcral brick residencl-s built in that term the coming summer The Sabbath Sclloo folks held a grand tea on the 281k ult.. which was a decided success It was in aid of the organ fund. The Cornet Band, we are glad to hear, is doing well. The Foot llnll Club lately had a match with the Concord Club, and came off victorious. -â€"â€".> 0.4».â€" A Favorite Everywhere. Wherevnr introduced lingual-dis Yellow It is McGaw’s intention to . ()il finds friends it is the old reliable household remedy for external and internal use in all aches, pains, lameness and sore-- r cnsll ; over that amount 7 months credit 'ling is giving up farming the whole will die sod without story will make the housewife. smile :xndl nude man clap his Illllldnl with deliglit., Tun FAMILY Watcoirs contains exâ€" :rclly what will please ilntl instruct. IVc direcr our readers attention to its advcrl tisement in our columns, and say, Itead‘ it and take it. CREDIT Sipsâ€"There will be sold, by I’tiblic Auction at Lot No. 26, 1st1 Con~ of Markham, opposite the Green. Bush Illitel. Ynnue Streeton ’I‘liursdny,r March 271b, 1884.1: large quantity of: etc.. the property of Mrs. Ann Darling. Sale to continence. :rt 1 o’clrck, sharp. 'I‘errns.â€"â€"~All sums of SIO and under, will be given on furnishing approved joint non-s. 8 per cent. discount per; :rnnnin nllowr-rl for Cash. As Mrs Dnrâ€" S Ml n ny ll csorvc Brown, _\|lCl. .-\’l‘ LAST.â€"â€" be llicllnluml Hill (llrmarl Society have at Inst issued posters announcing that they int-lid holding; their first Grand Concert in the. Temp crance Hall. on Tuesday evening next” gunhitelred his horses. which was l or in spare time only. i to Toronto. best could be done under the circumâ€" stances, and puting a horse blanket over his llt‘lld starch rlown the truck to stop the train. but the engineer, taking him for a tramp or an escaped lunatic. whistled for him to get. out of the road. and ran right through the sleigh, scat rcring it in every direction. Uncle Nat traded horses, but did not know he. lizrd got a blind one for scvcarl days after he had tr.rded. Mr James Kirby, one of our most respected citizens. is about leaving the village for ’I‘eston. where he has pur- chased a fine farm. We wish him prosperity. The man living at the lower part of the village with a pile of slabs at his door. has been sworn in constable for this district. Special meetings are being held in the P. M. Church here. every evening, commencing at 7.30 o‘clock, pm. All are invited to attend. I am yet Tun BAD Bov AunriAD. Cranberry Marsliviile,r\1 arch 11th, 1884 ,.â€"‘-oD4-â€"â€"v~ for the working class. Send it) cents for EU l_ Droyul, voliinblo boz of sumplc goods that will put you in the. win of making more money in a. few days than you cvor thought possible, at nm‘ business. Cnpitnl not required. \Ve will 5 art you. You can work all the time The work is universally adopted to both sexes, young and 011. You can easily enrii lroin 5H cents to every evening. That all who wont work may test the business, . we make this lllllltll‘llllt‘lfid ofior : to all who are not. well satistlr ti we will send $1 to pav for tho trouble. of Wl'lilll,’ its, Full pnrlictilurs, directions etc... sent free. Fortunes will be made by those who give tlir'ii'wholo time to the work. Great success absolutely sure. Don’t delay Start now Address STINsoN dz Co, Portland, Maine. r“ Brockton Has Gone & Done It. ~ On Monday lastthe villagers of Brock, ._ .ton were called u IOII to vote you or m; l I valuable Farm Nook. Implements, etc.“i l y regarding the annexmion of the village. Twu polls were opened, one at Slattery‘s [lots] and the other at ‘at the close ofrhe poll. it was fonnd’ ‘ that 86 were for and 17 against annex- ation, thus giving a majority of 69 for.’ A iirccting was held at the close of the poll. in the Council Chamber, the Reeve, , Dr. McConnell, presiding, Speeches. were delivered by Messrs Bell, Dnvison, Lcc. Goninlnek and Shepherd. A depu-l tation has been named to wait on the City Council, to ask that Incorporation take place as soon as possible. ,______.,..._.,._._ James I’irnyley, Hamilton, says :-â€"”I porttnge, and we will mail you Free, a r not um: nut to more than $2,000. Hod not it huen discovered so soon and with promot- I'PIHI answered by the firemen, one, of the most desrruetiVe fires the City hits or on ion a. long time. might have been the result. , ____._...-â€"._.â€". l SPECIAL Normsâ€"To Subscribers â€"â€"-I’lease observe the date opposite your name, and kindly remit the amount you owe. ~_~._.....-__ Crushed by the Cars. A little srm of John Spinks. I'mmito,. had his foot crushed by st G. T. R. Express train some time 320 Two doctors attend-- ed him without bPllPfil, and nmputavinnl was proposed. but Hngymd's Yellow Oil wash-led. which gave prompt relief and effected a speedy cure. even removlnpt all stiffness of the joint. 1 we-â€"â€"â€" BIRTIi. Bnowrtâ€"Jt Richmond Hill, on the 8th inst.. the , wife of Mr. J. '1‘. Brown of 9. son. l l M AIilII E1). | CALV’EItT-I\1(‘LICANâ€"~Oll 'l‘uesrioletlt inst... ut' the residence of the bride‘s father, by the Rev. D. Cnmolon, Mr Thomas Culvert, of chiiiburg.to Surnh, eldest daughter of Mr. Roderick McLean, of the 7th Con of Vaughan. 1 )EA’I‘EI l DAsIan.~At Richmond Hill. on Tuesday, llth inst, ‘vVillirmi, oldest son of Mr. James Daniels, aged 27 years and 8 months. Funeral on Friday afternoon, l-Itli inst,, at 2 o'clock p.171. Friends and acquaintances respectâ€" fully invited to attend. ‘ AT THE RI The undersigned has for Sale a quantity of EGYPTIAN SEED OATS! Geiiuine,pure and clean. of; Lot No.16, 4011 Con., Vaughan. JOHN GARDNER. Sh! rwood, P. O. A smuple of the nuts may be seen at the Store. Shot-wood, March llth, l‘SB-l. ill- than it n no A Store and Dwelling with Post Cities in conâ€"- traction of; SIIBRWOOD, In the, Township of Vriuuliaii. The Stock of Good: now in the store can be bought reasonable. Appr to ISAAC SNIDER.‘ Sherwood, March 5th, 1854. $2 \â€" rns FAMILY WELCOME. This is one a! the largest and best story vapors published in Aincricn. It is full of STORY AND ROMANCE. WIT AND HUMOR, ANECDOTE Jr. ADVENTURE. In foct,tliero will not be a-siugle lie of dull reaping: in it. Published the. lst and lath of every month. Terms : Ono dollar per uiiiiiim in ud~ varicc. Agents wanted everywhere. Sum iles free. Addressâ€"“The Family Welconie,”l.oii on, Ont. NGGOO CHEAP ‘m". «su't’ D C - SH HOUSE RICHMOND HILL. the To“ “a'l- 0“ “Md”?! "‘0 l’allmi New Dress Goods, Prints, Cretonnes, Hollands, Towelings, Cottons. Shirtings, Ducks, Mcns’ and Boys’ Shirts. ready _ . 1the Newest Styles and at prices that defy C’)Illp()llllt)ll. Denims, Cottonades, 81c. “NEW CLOTHING I made and made to order, in New Hats, Shirts, Underwear, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Braces, Gloves,“ Hosiery, 8L0 , 8w. 18th inst. The programme will consist l o‘l Solos, Du'ers. Quartettes,‘ Glecs and Cum and “mud Hm, I had “"1 ‘0 go m Now Lhmuscs’ rhe solo purl"; WI“ be take" York. Philadelphia. Luursiana or Texas to lllV llle Misses lleldv Thm‘nllllll Mrs find living wilrlvssr-srit’ils value, we had lDuncan. Richmond Illll. and llll‘J D plenty (ifpvrsons right here to prove no lVVllklnsun, lst Tenor in the h’Ielroâ€";inerirs. Igot a bottle rind it helped 'me ‘politan Choir, Toronto. Don’t miss} ‘jL’ll' "Wm" “'8? 8% lmd _Wllli llllllous this Concert,ns it will be the musical 5:313:11”1:73:55nILGTIStL'fKnEmyg :23 treat ol' the season. Doors open at 7 ' , 8 , 1 k am nearly well and can eat any kind of p-m ~ concert ‘0 commence "t 0 0 0° ' ‘ food Without it hurting me. I may say that rend the testimonials for McGr-egor’s Speedy Packaged m,“ on,” flash. A L Gem, fl Pmmhwm Tickets, 25 cts ; Clllldl'e“ “ndf” ' 1 am bel'er than I ever expected to be." drum“ fir pepprmp' My, , “I, is a great years. 15 cts. For further particulars; Trial bottles and laslimonials given free at , (“m-gm haile: aid 1,“ a '80” “1,,” see Bills, H. Sanderson rte Sons Drug Store. SNEATH & .GROUERIES‘, CIROCKERY & GLASSWA IRE. FINE TEAS A SPECIALITY. Whitefish Trout, Codfish, Haddies, Herrings, Canned and Goods. OUR MOTTO ISâ€"“The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices.” TERMS (1A SH OR EXCHANGE. GRENNAN.