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The value of imports from Canada fillto Great Britain in April was £124,â€" 821 against £34,606 in the correspond-- ifig period last year, the increase apply- ilig to all articles. For the {our months the imports have been as follows :â€" 1883 1884 _A_iiimals £ 12,213 53 38,410 The Opposition journals have been finding fault. with the Government for not removing the tolls on the canals en- tirely, instead of only reducing them to one hnlf'.- It: seems the steamship own- ers have taken advantage of the reducâ€" tion to add to the rate of the ocean freight. Therefore the Government's reduction has not been of much advent-- age. We believe Sir John anticipated something of the kind taking place. hence his objection to abolishing the tolls altogether. Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest byfi sick child suffering and crying with pain or cutiing teeth ? If so, send at once and get a bottle of MRS WINSLow’s SooTuING Sx RUP you CHILDREN 'l'L'E'nuNG. It's value is inculcul- nbl’e. It; will relieve the poor little sufferer inr- mcdiately, Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it, livcm'cs dysentery and diar- J‘hmu, regulates the stomach and bowels. cures Wind colic, softens the gum 5, reduces inflamma- tion, mid gives tone and energy to the whole: system. MRS WINSLOW‘S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETBING isplensunt to the tuste,and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female nurses and physicians in the Uuitad Smtes. and is for sale by all druggists through- out the World. Price 25 cents a bottle. Ahimals £ 12,213 53 38,410 Wheat and Flour 28,588 13,331 Fish 169,538 144,057 Lumber 140,472 112,535 The tonnage of vessels entered 'and cleared from Great Britain with cargoes for Canada was as follows for four months :â€" RICHMOND HILL POSTOFFICE. Taking the full period of eleven months of the fiscal; year, tl.g\tulul revenue has been about twcntyâ€"eighT and: half millions as against about thirty-two and a halffor the same space of time last year, and about thirty millions in 1882. This considerable re- duction has occurred almost wholly in custom receipts, and is the result oftwo causes, decreased importation and the abrogation of duties. The expenditure last month was $3,093,745 against $3,â€" 047,037 in May. 1883 ', and for the full period of eleven months of the past two fiscal years the expenditure has been, Until further notice, Mails will be closed at the above Oflice as follows :â€" No.4: The surplus to date, therefore, reaches $2,736,895 against $8,220,177 in the preceding year. This heavy decline was anticipated by the Finance Minister, who estimated a surplus ofonly a million dollars for the current year. and as this expectation is already exceeded by a million and three quarters, it is alto- gether likely that. the final adjustment of thé'accounts will produce a balance on the right. side. Going North, South, East, ' and West, at . . . . . . . 7.40 Retiring from Business-J Brown. Changeâ€"Eaton 6: Co. Burdock Blood Bittersâ€"JP Milburn & 00‘ 1883 ' 1884 ENTERED CLEARED 49,344 203,297 44,146 164,978 A considerable decrease in' the tonnage of ships'employed in the Canadian trade thus appears to have occurred. PEST flFFllIE NllTlEE! EVENING. Going South, East. and \vest, at. a o I o o o n u c u' Mail for the North, via. Railway, leaves once a day, in the morning, as above stated. THURSDAY, JUNE The date printed on each paper denotes the time when the subscription expires. Holland Landing. Newmarket, Aurora, ‘ King, Richmond Hill, Thornhill, 'l‘bmu‘t’o, 1884325391438; 1883-324,109,926 arm HOURS- 330% Tmonto, 'l‘hombill, Richmond Bill King. Aurora, Neymlrket, Holland Landing, Yang; street Stage, arrives at: 7.00 Night M ail from North, by Rail- way, arrives at ................... 9.00 Morning Mail from South, West and East, by Railway,arrives at 10.00 Eygning Mail fr_om Torqnto by Richmond Hill, June 23rd, 1884. We do-not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions of our Correspondents. TRAIN TIME. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. We 953w: 543mm. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. AD VICE TO MOTHERS Richmond Hlll. Ont. ARRIVALS. MORNING. The Revenue. Whole No. 1356 ; GOING NORTH. 755 847 867 910 980 942 at 952 .. GOING SOUTH 8 09 8 20 9 32 8 60 9 03 9 1'3 10 05 :1 =1 1W. TEE fl Vain. to Postmaster. ll 45 12 57 11 50 12 05 1'2 30 13 48 12 57 ‘Z 00 110 26, 1884 Volume 27. 520 18 3S PROGRAMME OF AMUSEMENTS‘ WHERE TO SPEND A PLEASANT TIME. Before we again issue, our National Holiday will have come and gone once more. Many are the attractions offered for pleasure-seekers to spend the day in a profitable manner, as nearly every town and village in the Dominion intend holding some kind of a demonstration. Richmond Hill is excepted,as no amuseâ€" ment of any kind Wlll take place, which will give the inhabitants an opportunity of visiting our sister villagers, and have a good day’s enjoyment. A paragraph appeared in the Globe on Tuesday to the efl'ect; that. some miscreant had entered the premises of an aged couple living on Dover-Court road and had stolen all the chickens and poisoned their cow. It appears that these dastardly acts are. be- coming frequent 1n the vicinity of Toronto. A short time ago there was a similar 00-- currence in York Township, at the house of John liorrtliffee. During the night some thieves stole between fifteen and twenty hens, and the next day the dog died, and the following day a pig belonging to Mr Routliti'e died, so that the inference is that. these thieves dropped poison to quiet; the dog, and the pig also eat the poison. This is it most dastardly trick, and it has become so commonthnt people should be on the locknom for the sconndrels. If they are captured they .shonld be punished to the fullest extent which the law will permit. WOODBRIDGE. attraction of the Season will be held on the Fair Grounds, Woodbridgc, ‘on Dominion Day, Tuesday, July lst,1884, consisting of Running Races, Trotting Races. for horses any age, and for Colts, Bicycle Races, Foot Races, long and short distances, Hurdle liaces, Men's and Boy’s Steepleâ€"chase Races. An cx ccllent Quarlrillo Band and Platform for dancing. Brass Bands, Boat and Tub, laces. Grand Tugs of War, \Vood - bridge vs. Vaughan, and Woodbridge VS. Gore of Toronto. Challenge Base Ball Match, and a host of other amuse.- ments. Thc Committee will spare no pains to make this celebration the west pleasing gathering of the season. A Grand Concert will be held in the Orange Hall in the evening. Admission to the Grounds and Island free to all. The Minister of Education has an- nounced that in future there will be but one series of school books, and that the series is now in course of preparation. There is to be one small simple grammar for public schools. An advanced grammv ar and an advanced geography will be provtded for High Schools. At the Re- form pic-nic held in Newmarket recent-- ly, Mr Ross also stated that it was their intention to consolidate and amend the School Law so that every trustee could thoroughly understand it ; to establish a system of technical art; to cultivate a taste for self-improvement in the neglected pursuits of education by young men, after leaving school, by stimulating Mechanies’ Institutes . 1n fineâ€"to make the people ot'Ontario the most intelligent people of the world. No Such Word as fail. A failure to relieve or cure summer com- plaints can never be truthfully applied to Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry. All dealers sell :1. VThe followini: is a list; of the amuse- ment which will be held at the different places in this section :â€" VELLORE'. The inhabitants of this small village intend celebrating Dominion Day in a becoming manner. A large plmf’urm will be erected, and dancing to the music of a firstâ€"classQuadrille Band in- dulged in: Over $100 will be awarded in athlctlc sports and horse~raclng. A grand Tug of War will take place beâ€" tween teams from King and Vaughan. The Teston Brass Band will enliven the proceedings. The members of Naomi Lodge 1. O. O. F., in this enterprising village intend holding their annual games, etc., and have provided a choice programme for the day. A grand Lacrosse Tournament for 24 Silver Medals valued at $100. Young Canadians, Richmond Hill Vs. Uxbridge Lacrosse Club; Shamrocks, Cannington vs. Markham Lacrosse Club. Ball to be faced at 1 p.11). sharp Trottingr Races, Running Race, Slow Race, Bicycle Race, Lacrosse Race, Flat Race, Tugs of War, etc., etc., for which liberal prize will be given. The Richâ€" mond Hill Brass Band will be in attenâ€" dance during the day. In the evening a Grand Concert will be held in the Town Hall, for which excellent talent has been secured. Mr. E W. Johnston, the Champion Athlete of the Dominion, Wlll conduct the celebration in this town. The fol- lowing Athletes have been engaged :â€" Pat O’Donnell, the Hurst Brothers, J A Hewitt, and E W Johnston. Grand Lacrosse M atchfiVl‘estli‘ng Match, Horse Races, etc, etc , will form the principal attractions. Fluid Lightning. ii the only inatanmneous relivfi-‘or Neuralgia, Headache, toothache, etc. Rubbinga few drops biiskly is all that is needed. No taking nauseous medicines for weeks, but one minutes's application removes all pain and will prove the great value of Fluid Lightning. 'J‘wentyufi'le cents per bollle at H Sanderson (f: Sons Drug Store. The Sabbath School in connection with the Presbyterian Church, in the village of Thornhill, intend holding its Anniversary Picâ€"Nic on Dominion Day in the beautiful grove of Mr John Lang- etefi", where sparkles the celebrated Mineral Water, whose medieinel proper- ties are spreading health and happiness among the aflflicted. The Thornhill Brass Band will furnish music for the occasion. Tea served at 3 o’clock, pm. The Committee thank the public for past favors, and will spare no pains to make this the I’icâ€"Nic of the season. Tickets 25 cents. DOMINION DAY I Dastard Iy Acts- Education. NEWMARKET. THORN HILL. MABKH'AM. The Municipal Council of the Township of Vaughan, met in this Town Hall, on Tuesday. the 17th day of June, i884, at ten u.m., as adiourued Court of Revision. n,m., an nuluulllwu yum. v. “V Member: presentâ€"Messrs Porgg}:"bool(, Reaman, Malloymnd Elliott. Reeve in the chair. minutes of Ian. meeting read and onjnotiog adppted. . v‘ The followixig appeals were hearthâ€"P Patterson, Applicant. respecting H B Hardy, in place of J P Martain for 5 acre. S half of Lot 21 in 2nd Con ; John Gibbs, respecting self, his dog having died ; Wm. High, dog killed: Thou White, dog lost. The Philadelphia Times, discussing the ringing of people’s door bells on various impertinent=pretexts,observes :â€""Ifbrooms or buckets, or cheap lemons are wanted there are lots of them at neighboring stores, and if the street huckster and peddler must cornpetemnith the shopnlt'eODer and make his living on'the streets let him walk the streets or pavements and shout hin vocation so thnt those who want, to patronize him can make their wants known. A man's home is more than his castle. Often it is n sanctuary ; frequently it is a resting place {or the sick and dying. But the impertinent vendor of patent beds or bad books as» sumes thst hers not. bound to consider any of these rights or sacrednesses and rings away day by day, and pushes himself into the house when he can.” Send SIX cents for postage, and 1eâ€" ceive free, ncostlv box of goods_which .will help you to more money right away than anything else in this world. All, of either sex, succeed from first hour The broad road to fortune opens before the work- ers, aboolut ely sure, At once addressgjnum & Co, Agusta, Maine. t The sixth anniversary of the Zion l’ l M Church was commemorated on Wedâ€" nesdav evening last; with a social Ten and lively speeches,and a crowded house. Owing to the absence of some of the ‘ speakers, whose names appeared on the notices ol'the meeting (John Macdonuld, Esq., et al.) a failure was anticipated at ‘ thc commencement. At. ll o'clock, p.11: the Anniversary was pronounced a grand l success, and the best. they ever had. J P Bull, Esq ,was voted into the chair, and gave a heyâ€"rote to the meeting i Mr. Brlmcome followed with a good ipractical speech, he is the main pillow in Zion’s Church. The Rev. Mr Cannom, of’Uxbridge, one of the very best platform speakers, occupied the rest of the time. Great praise is due to the choir for the quantity and quality ofthe music, and also to the ladies who provided the entertainment. The usual you: of thanks, and National Anthem wound up an. evening’s thorough enjoyâ€" ment. Moved by Mr Cook, seconded by ler Reaman, that the following alterations be made in the Assessment Rolls for the pre- sent year:-â€"John Gibbs, dog killed; Wm. High. dog killed; Tbos White, dog lost; H B Hardy, in place ofJ P Martin for a core S. half Lot 21 in 2nd Con.-â€"Carried. Moved by Mr Reamnn, seconded by Mr Cook, that the Assessment Roll as reytsed be finally passed by the Court and certified by the Clerk as so passed, that it shall be binding and valid on all pm".1es concerned notwithstanding any error or defect. com-- mitted in or regarding said roll.-â€"Canicd. The Court. then udjnunwd sine die Down in Dlxie. The w1fe of Mr J Kennedy, dealer in drugs in Dixie,was cured of'a chronic cough by Hagymd’s Pectoxal Balsam. The best. throat and lung healer known. The Council then me! fur general busi-- ness. Members all pxesenx. Reeve in the Chair. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted Moved by A Malloy. secmdvd by Geo. Elliotmhat the Treasurer pay Mr A Mullin, lhe sum often dollars to be m-plivd to his contract between late 29 and 21 8111 Con.â€" Carried. Moved by Mr Cook, Seconded by Mr Reaman, Ib..t the Treasurer be and as here- by aulho.ized to pay the account of Mc--- Donald, Davidson & Patterson re Municipal elemions.â€"Carried The Greatest Healing Compound. is a preparation of czn'bolic ucid, vaseline and oer-ate CLHGd McGrPgor & Purke’s Curbolic Germs. It will cure any son-3,001, burn or bruise when all mher preparations fail. Cull at Sanderson & Sons] Drug;r Slnre, and get a package. '1‘xven1y-men's is all xl costs Carlton, June 20th, 1884- Elliott, 1an J L Card be puld the surf) $197 as per contract. and ‘0 be chargvd appropriation on sidelire between luts and 21, 71h Con.â€" Curried. Moved by M r Cook. seconded by Mr Reaman, ‘lhat the Treasurer be and is here- by aulharizedlo pay the account. of T F McMuhun {or adverii‘s'mg (‘ourt of [it vision, $2 88, Smtionery. 30 etaâ€"Curried. Moved by Mr Mall'oy, seconded by Mr Elliott, that the accounts of Dr Shaw and Henry Marshbeing for medical attendanCP. board, care, etc.. on D Cox, one lhird amounting to $15 00, be pnid.-â€"Curried '1' 1": Council Ihen adjourned unlil Thes‘ day, Ju‘-_\' 81h, at 10 a m. half for buildmg bridge on town--line be - lween York and Vaughan. $42.50; Jonathan Baker. lumber, $5 80: Jua Uster, for cedar posts and delivery of'lhe same, $5.50; A Tennyson. for teaming. $3.00, In Diahicl N0. 2.â€"T0 A Cameron, for plank and logs. $3.00; 'I Jarret! for work on side-~rond between lots 15 and 16, 7lh Com, $5.00; Sum Tv'nyer. 3094 feet of plank, $47 92: W S While, repuirn-zg but-- mems. Pine Grove, $6 00; MI Peters. for 7 loads of stone, $7.00; W Ellerby, for 10 cedar posts. $1.50. In stlrict No. 3,â€"T0 D McGilIivray, wnrk and matexiul for Ellisbridge, $6.80. â€"carriedi. Moved bv Mr Mum-{seconded by Mr Elliott, that the account of 1’ S Gibson, of $12 00. for survcyng war of 1013 I3. 14 and 15, 61h COIL, to he chatged to [)istNo 2, and $142 50 being for surveys nnd' plans nn sideline be|ween 101s 2‘0‘ and 21, 71h COIL, be nid.â€"Curried ove y r a _, . w byahr A Seager, for work done on aide--road be-r- [wren lols 30 & 31 15‘ Con.. on order of Mr human, 312'; John Lyon, building hridge between lots 5 dz 6. on the order of Mr Reaman. $11.00; D. Smellie, work done on road beat No 16. on the order of Mr Reamm‘, {0.00; .Mx‘ Trench, for road scraper, $8.00 ; N Plnstnr, 106 loads gravel at 10 cls per load. $10 (30. v (From Our Own Correspondent.) Vaughan Council, Not Far Wrong. CARLTON. Yours, etc.. W. FAIRâ€"The usual monthly cattle‘ fair will be held on the Fair Groundsfin this village, on Wednesday next, 2nd inst. Tun CHEAP CASH HOUSE is well stocked with Canned Goods and General Groceries away below regular prices.â€" Sneath and Grennan. A GOOD ORDER.â€"â€"Mr R Marsh has just sent to England an order for the ls‘t- Prize Shearling South Down, and Isl. prize pen of' South Down Ewes at the Royal; this year. MATCHâ€"A Lacrosse Match will take place on Friday evening next,27th inst., between the lat and 2nd Twelve of the Young Canadians, in the fair ground in this village. Ball faced at 6.30 pm. Admission 5 cents. SEMIâ€"CENTENNIAL â€"â€"The Semi- Centennial Celebraiiou will in a few days1 more be something for those who have1 the good fortune to visit Toronto during: the first week in July, to talk about. Some, no doubt, will be disappointed and sorry they took the trouble or in« curred the expense of' going; whilst others will talk about the sights for days together. We gather from the city press that the preparations are very near completion.. The citizens have opened their pockets in a liberal and generous manner for the purpose of. making the display a credit to a city like Toronto. Everything we presume‘ will be done for the convenience of those coming from adistance. It will be a‘ very great drawback indeed, if suflicient‘ accommodation for visitors is not fully assured, as also to prevent evil and deâ€" signing persons from taking advantage of strangers. Hotel boarding house keepers and others may think it a fine time to reap'a rich harvest by over- charging, but the credit of the good name ofthe city we hope this sort~0£ thing will not be allowed; i SACRAMENT.â€"The Sacrement of’the Lord’s Supper will be dispensed at the Presbyterian Church: in this village, on Sunday next, 29th inst. Preparatory Service will be held on Saturday afterâ€" noon preceding at 2 pm. PRACTISING â€"The Band Boys have been practising very steadily lately, and are getting music down to a fine point. 'I‘heygre engaged to play at. Markham on Dominion Day, and will, no doubt, leave a very favorable impression in that village. GIVE THEM A HOLIDAY lâ€"Are the Public and High Schools to be closed on the lst and 2ad July? No doubt. the teachers and scholars would be glad ofit. The Semiâ€"Centennial only cnmcs once in fifty years, and the Trustees might act the generous in this matter â€"Co'n. A F & A M INSTALLATI‘ON.â€"-At the annual meeting of Richmond Lodge No 23 G R C, A l“ & A M held on the Festival ofSt John, June 24th, the folâ€" lowing ofilcers were duly installed:â€" W Bro A J Rupert ,W M ; Bro Milton Fierheiler, SW: Bro P G Savage, J W; W Bro A L Skeele, Chap; Bro Wm Trench. Treas: Bro H A Nicholls, Secretary; Bro F McConnghy, S D; Bro D Bovle, J D; Bro H F Hopper and Thos Newton, Stewards; Bro J Powell, I G; -Bro N Davis Tyler. The Inliowing Committees were appoint-ed: â€"â€"Auditing, Bras McGnnaghy, Boyle Quom CONCERT.â€"-The Concert unâ€" der the auspices of the Presbyterian Church Choir, in the Lecture Room of the. Church. on Friday evening last. was in every way a decided success. ieadings, limitations. Solos, Choruses, etc, rendered by Miss Alexander, and F Coulter, Toronto; MCSsI‘s Home and Bailey, Richmond Hlll, and the Choir, were exceedingly well executed, and heartily appreciated and encored by the large audience present. Mr and Miss Bailey gave an Instrumental” Duet on the Violin and Organ, which was well‘ received. This Choir has been favor» ably progressing for sometime back, un-- der the able Conductorship of Mr A J Hume, and can now consider itself one of the best in this section of the County, and also one of which the congregation do, and have a right to, feel proud of. After the Concert excellent refreshments were provided for the performers. FESTIVAL -â€"The Ladies in connecâ€" tion with the Episcopal Church, Richâ€" mond llill, intend holding :1 Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival, in the Lorne Hall, on- Snturduy evening next, 28th inst, commencing at '7 o'clnck, p.m. Proceeds in aid of Church Fund. All are invited to go and spend a very pleasant evening. Tickets, 15 cts. RETIREEE ,FROM BUSINESS.â€"Our enterprising merchant, Mr J Brown,who has been in business in this village for the past nine or ten years announces his intention, in his new advertisement this week, of retiring from business‘hav- ing Hold out his propexty and business to Mr Joseph Hall, late of Victoria Square. Geode at and below cost. Great bargains offered. Everything must be cieamu' out by the lat of August. No humbug. Terms strictly cash. Tm: MUCH TALKED 0F MATCH.â€"â€" The Lacrosse Match, between the UK - bridge Club and the Young: {latiadizms of this Village, about which there has been so much talk for sometime back, willatlust come off. The interestingI and exciting game will take place on the Fair Grounds, Markham, on Tl'riesday next. Dominion Day, for 1‘2 Silver Medals, presented by the I O O F, of that villuge,and valued at $50. The Following are the names and positions of the Richmond Hill Team :â€".1031, J MeCcnaghy; Point Defence, “7 E Wiley; Cover Point, \V Mager; De- t'enee Field, T Young, J Piper, »(} keele; Uentre, F Powell; Home Field, Gr Derry, B Brown, A Pugslev ; Cover Point Home, S S Searle; Point, 0 Savage; Field Captain, M Wilson. The above is a pretty strong team, and we wish our Loys kuccess. Cresby, and McCunaghy; Sick, Bros, Trench, Hopkiusl Moudie and Boyle. LOCAL ITEMS. Goon Assortment o'f' chthe‘s, Snaiths, Rakes, Hay and Barley orks; Sphd’es, Shovels,etc.,at the Cheap Cash House. 2 ‘LOGAL EXAMâ€"The Loéa] Examinag’ mm for Women was held in the High School here on Monday, Tuesday and‘ Wednesday last, and presided over by“ Mr T H Redditt, B A THE following are the Ministers ap- pointed at the United MethodisLCon: ference :â€"Richmond Hill, Revs Will R Barker, and William'B Booth 5 Maple, Rev Mr Fawcett. ARREARs.â€"All persons who are in arrears more than two years for this paper, need not be put out if their acâ€" counts are Dutin suit. Read the date opposite the address on your paper, and pay up. ESCAPEâ€"In the storm of Tueséiy last, the lightning struck the office of Mount Pleasant. Cemetery and demolishâ€" ed the belfry. Four people in the ofiice had a narrow escape from death. HOLIDAYSâ€"The High School in this village will close on Wednesday next.‘ for the midâ€"summer Holiday. May the scholars have a pleasant time during the vocation, and return to their work next September with good intentions. C M CHURCH FESTIVALâ€"Th6 young ladies in connection with the U M Church, in this village, intend having 3 Strawberry and Ice Cream Fesliyal. on the beautiful grounds of P Crosby, Esq, on Monday evening next, Bflth inst. This promises to be a novel affair, and all wishing to spend a pleasant evening, should not fail to attend. The genial warm rays of old Sol has ripened the strawberries in the beds that supply Toronto, and on Tuesday, 24th inst, all the fluit. siores were overstocked with‘ [his luscious berry. They sold down as lo‘w‘ as 6 cents per quart, which, thanks to 'lhe‘ quantity in the market, ought. to put them' withm the reach of all. The Qulckest Thlnsz on Record. Is Fluid Lightning for Neuralgia,Headache, Toothache. etc. It does not blister or dis-- color the skin ; requires but, one application to banish nll pain magically without using any greasy liniment or carrying your head in a poullice for weeks. Try a twentyâ€"five cent bottle from H. Sanderson & Sons’ Druggist. Mi Thomas Joyce, like gardner at Gov- ernm9nt House, died= from the efi'ecls ofa sunstroke orLSaturday last. LECTURE m THE R. C. CHURCHâ€"- Rev. Father Egan gave :1 Lecture on Sunday evening in this village, upon the duties of the members of the Church were under in not neglecting the con-â€" fesnional. Before doing so he. read part of' the 15th Chapter of the gospel ofi St. Luke. The little Chapel was well filled with an attentive congregation. Don’t. forget. u; come and see us on Dominion Day. and also bring your friends, etc., along. Free to all. Hugh D'owney fé'll from the elevator in Hughes Brés: warehouse, Toronto, on Monday, and-was removed to the general hospital. He was severely hurt. CHANGE OF TIMEâ€"The Northern & North-Western Railways have made another change in their (lamentable talcâ€"- ing cfl‘cct on Monday last. l’rocmr’s stages will therefore lezrve the Pulmer House. in this village earlier than usual, and at the following hours : -â€"Muil going North and South, 7.45 a.m.; Accommo- dationI 11303.21); going North. 5 p.m; Mail going South. 6.10 pm. For the change of timeln‘the closing of the mails, see lhe Post Oflice notice in anothen column. The Masonic gatlwring here inst Sunday, was quite a. large affair. The Brethren formed in procession: at 6.30 pm. and marched to Christ" Church (40 in number) dressed in regnlia. where an appropriate smmon was preached by the lieu Heuton. The Church being crowded. After service they again formed in procession, and marched back to the hall. After which all hands udjmnrncd t0 Bro Gilmom’s (Commercial House) and had Supper which brougzht proceedings to u close. The Band. Boys are having a march out to--night. R. C. PIC~NIC.â€"Thc Pic-~Nic in connection with the R 0 Church, on Thursday afternoon last, in the beautiâ€" ful grove of M 1‘ John Langstafi, Thornâ€" hili, was very largely attended. One 01 the principal attractions was the Locroswe Match between the Patterson and Union.- villo Clubs, which was won bv Patterson taking three straight games in about: 40 minutes. Dancing was indulged in by a great number. to the excellent strains of Prof. Marcieuno’s Orchestra. The Gold Watch put. up for competition be" tween Miss Riley of' Scarboro, and' M iris June 24th, 1844.. George A. Devlin. druggist at Parkdale has been fined $20 and costs for neglectmg to renew his registration. 'Jih'e Orangemen of West York. will celebrate the coming 12th July, at Grouse Hi1]. (York) this year. Laura Kelly of Pattexson, fof me lady procuring the greatest number ,of votes llormwn‘s UINTMENT AND PILLS -A frequent cause of Gout and theumalism is the inflnmmatnry state oftlte blondmttendvd with bad (ligrstion and general dehility. A few doses of the I’il‘s taken In time are an efT-actuztl preven'ive against gout and rheumatism. Anyone who has an attack nt'either Eltofl‘ld use Uollowny's Ointment also the powerful action of which. com-- hined with the operation of the Pills. must infallibly effect a cure. 'llwse Pills act directly on the blood. which they purify and improve. lluvmg once suhdur'd the severity of those diseases. perseverance with the Ointment. alter fumenving the affected joint: with warm brine, w:ll speedily relax nll stiffness and prevent any permanent contraction. Cuxrgwgnt‘iou‘nl'a Sabbath School Picâ€" Nic this afternoon. at 10 cficiurta cuCh,.WfiE won by The watch' realized about 5 ‘30. Alto - gather the l’icâ€"Nic was a grand success, the proceeds amounting to $300. A Ruse Ba” Match will take place hero on Wednesday afternoon, between the Woodbridge Stars and Home Guards, which is going In be quite inleresling Strawberries Plenty and Cheap. LOCAL ITEMS. Woodbridge Jottings (From our own Correspondent.) LAIRD O’Cocxpux On Friday afternoon last, the students of i cad EEEp££.'b}'“FEGI;}'u' Extrnct of the High School celebrated their ninth Strawberry aspcur’e for Cholera Mofidfi Inuual Pic-~Nic in Mr Lyon’s Grove on ‘ Dysentery end Suminer Complaints. the banks of the River Humbor. At aboutl three o’clock over one hundred guests migh have been seen enjoying themselves on the‘ - . grounds. Croquet, Base Ball, and variousI ' ' ' other amusements entertained them until the call was given for tea. After this was v ‘over a very interesting address was deliver-- ted by the Principal, Mr. Wallace. who was I I v followed by "two of the senior students, l‘Messrs Wilson and Moore. A Foot Ball 7 I Match. which was played by the boys of g the school, was ‘the next diversion. The ldny was clOSed by °‘ God S'Mé ‘59 Queen,” leter carried on in this village under nun. And followed by three hearty cheers for, the style Of Pnglley& 00- to Mr WJI-Gllll. ell t '. . parties indebted are re nested to uni. with him Punmpal of the “how - l on or before the 15TH UL} next. Having sold out my inteth idtho There is great neglect whh most people to maintain a regular action of the bowels, which causes mu'i-E disease. Bmdock Blood Bitters cure donatipation. “ IMMIGRANT CHILDREN."â€"-Mr.l John T Middlemore, the founder of the Orphan Children’s Emigration Charity, London. Ont. ,left. Iaimerpool gr: the LZth inst, in the S S Parisian with a partlyo'f‘ 50 girls and 100 boys between the ages of3 and 1'5: years, who are brought out to this country for adaption or hire, chiefly among farmers. They were exâ€"-’ ‘peeted to arrive at the Guthrie Horfié; near the city, on or about the 25th inst. iThis will be Mr Middlemore’s 12th ‘ nnnu-al visit to the_se shores with juvenile (migrants from Birmingham, England, since 1872. Already many applications accompanied with good references have ’been made for the children expected to arrive, but more are required. Further particulars mu-y he obtainedsiiy addressâ€" ‘ing Mr ll GiBBENs, Manager of the Guthrie Home. London, Ont. Goad the Year Round. At all seasons, when llm system is foul madi the digestive powerl feeble-mt Ihe liver and kidneys inactive, Burdock Blood Biltem are reqlui-xwd. We have asthma Assortment of Hosieryage I Ladles : Gloves, Silk Ties, Laces, Embroiderâ€"‘ ies, Corsets, Hoopskirts, Parasols, &c;,&c‘.' -v We have a geo‘d Assert-'9' = ment of]?eady'â€"m‘adeCloth-" ing, Hats, Silk Ties, Gloves, Braces, Silk Hankerchiefs, Cole" lars, Fine White and Regatta Shirts, 8w. COME ONE. COME ALL-r SNEATH & GRENNANQ RICHMOND HILL- for the working class. Send lo cents for postage, and We will mail you Free, a royal, valuable boz of samvle coda that will put you in the way' of‘mn 'ing more money in a, few days than vou ever thought ossiblo at auv business. Capital not required. Ve will sfiart you. You can work all the time or in spare time only. The work is universally adapted to both sexes, young and old. You can czgsilv earn Imam 50 cents to $6 levpry ‘ovening. ' businosi, “76‘ umke this unparalleled offer 1 to all who are not wellx satisfied we will send $1 to pm; for the trouble of writing, us. Full particulars, directions atm. sent. free. Fortunes will bn made by those who give their whole time to the Work. GrremL success ahsnlutely sure. Don’t delay Start now Address STINsmN & Co, rottland Maine. GIBSONâ€"“ICXAXKâ€"At the residence of the bride’s father, on the 11th inst, bv the Rev James Dickof Riuhuwud Hill, Andrew, second son of John Gibson, Es ., of Miliken, to Miss Jeanette, eldest (11mg ter of Jumss McNair, Esq., of Vaughan. Bm‘ley 0 55 Outs, 43 Peas . 73 Rye do . 00 Dressed Hogsmer 1001M. . 8 00 Beef, hind quarters,per 1L0 lbs 0 W Mutton, by the curcuse per 100 me... 0 00 Chickens, per pair 56 Ducks. per brace 00 Geese.euch ........ (‘0 Turkeys, each 0 00 rButterlemUB .. 14 large rolls.. to tub dairy“ )4 Eggs, fresh, doz .. 15 Potatow, perbe 1 50 Ar-ples per barrel ..... 3 76 Onionflgreen, per doz 15 Cabbage, per doz 0" Celery, pol; doz 0 06 Tux-Hips, per bag .. o 00 Carrots, 1791‘ do 00 Beets,per 1mg ..... 1 ()0 Pursnips, per 1mg 1 25 Hay per,ton... 7 00 Straw per, ton. 5 50 Wool Der lb. co Away Down Prices; TH E MA RKETS TOR ON'l‘()e , THURSDAY, JUNE 23] 1884‘ Pmcnuw FARstns‘ WAGGONS Wheat full, new; per bush .3 1 60 Spring do . 1 In Bin-10y do . . 0 5‘5: HURRAI-I FOR OUR SUMMER GOODS I CHEAP CASHHOUSE At (119 Richmond Hill 6; Yomze St. Exhibition held on the 24th May. 1884. HALL, FULLERTON & COOK FOR SALE ! Toronto. May 20th, 1884‘ FIRST PRIZE Thornhill, May 26th, 1884‘ Bm’uisteu; Solicitors, 3w. Offi ces IS King Street East, Toronto. W M Hall, J S Fullerton W Cook Is the place to get all your wants supplied for the coming Summer at - B14001) HORSE 3 “gum gdmtimumw. Two years old {or sale. He took the PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN Gr‘eat Negligence. Apply to BIARRIED A DARK BROWN Weston. A- ARNOLD, $160 $110 . 1 In 1 13 . 0 55 0 GO .. 43 ~14 73 75 15 006 000 mun-4.4 00 (M) 25 90 '50 14 '50 14 15 1 50 Thomhill. THE U-Pfim ' \Voodbrifige, March 25th, 1884. 0 2-) 0 00 0 00 00 00 10 0 00 14 00 S 25 00 (0 00 0 00 80 Cl) 0 (0 0 00 18 01] 16 0 \m 70 {,u Richmond Hill, J1me 10th,1384. "1.5.1315 ifiéé’fiiéé Sr. 1-8" fist-Tied i‘oi'do‘iiifi'hfi ~ on or before the 15TH UL} next. ‘ w.'H. PUOSLIIJ WOOL W001. NORTH END WUUUEN HUM Where you may have your wool mnnufncturod ifn ifs pumty into any style of goods you any: desire: “ The undersigned have purchased from Monti; Keys 8: Hallett. the above mentioned mill. with}. the intention of establishing a. permanent build ness And trust that the wool growers of the gut-r1; rounding country will give us a. liberal support. We manufacture every kind of woollen' loom usually made in a custom mill, and no working v to establish n business with the human, Ind do r. tel-mined to do so it fair dealing will nccomvllll it. Rolls: Carded. Cloth Lrensed, Spinning don...” Clothw, Tweeds, Shirtlngs, Blankcu. Yarns, to; manufactured, and all warranted TO B E FIRST-C [4A 89‘ IN WOODBRIDGEyfi In the Market is the time to have it undo, a? for home we and realize its full value. ‘ Full a wool. EBELLJJMLINSSISMW We are all practical man in the businul, M will not fail to satisfy our customers. N. B.â€"We have changed me nnma of our and wish it to be known as the North End W oollen Factory from thin date. ' Tliéf pregaralionjy xii112!itséove're'aJ BE. A DAVID BLAIR, Esq, President. SAMUEL TREES, Esq” Vice-President. K. CHISHOLM,M‘ RP. H. P. DWIGHT, Esq, D. M. MCDONALD, Esq. C B.Tc0BINSON,EBQ. A MCLEAN HOWARD, Esq. J. GINTY, Esq. _ Rlcumdno HIL'If SAVINGS DEPARTMENT‘ at Gin-rent rates. No notice of withdnwd tow:- quired Drafts on all parts of Canada, United? States and Great Britain bought and Iold, J. M. LAWRENCE, Mun-II“ Richmond Hill, April 9th, 1884. RICHNIOND HILL MONEY 'l‘O LOAN ON FARM 8m MONEY TO LOAN- __0 Nâ€" REAL ESTATE snoum‘rr. FIRE, LIFE AN]! AEIJIBBN! 1 N s U H AN 0 E x In the Town of Brampton ; just the place to: 3 retired lurmer. C. J. AGAR. Deposits received and interest allowed at current rates. No notice of withdnmg fife-j NOTARY PUBLIC, &C,} Farmers we respectfully solicit your yum»? age at the MARRIAGE Woodbridge, J une lst, 1884. Farms preferred. Correspondence conflicnfl‘. Richmond Hill, April 3rd, 1884. LOT FOR SALE! GIVE US A TRIAL! PRICE OF WOOIEI'IS LOW TEEFY,~ NO. 1 COMPANY ONLY. INTRAL BANE} 0F CANADAI Unknown to Selene.- DIREC'I‘ORS. QM, M‘ P. P. -â€"AND ISSUER 0Fâ€" A F0 UR ACRE Now while the â€"IN Aâ€" LICENSES? A. A. ALLEN. enum- \VOODBBIDGIQ Ina-13$