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An "..election will in all probability soon come off in Lennox. Mr. M. W. Pmynf‘lms been nominated in “IQ Com nervatii‘é‘quere‘st,‘ and Mr. Allison the former member in the interest of the Ileformers. A close contest may be ex- pected ; which ever side wine, we la‘ cy,_ Lh'ere will not be much to boast of. Mr. Allison was unsegted on account of hril‘e'rj‘by his Sripgmricrs, If the Conservative Party had been guilty of doing the same in the matter of making way for a follower ofthcirs, as has been the ease of' providing for a member of the Commons in the person of Mr. Wheler, late M. P. for West Ontario, who has lately been appointed to a position under the Ontario Govern- ment, what a cry would have been raised. How the columns of the Reform Party would have tecmed with conâ€" demnation of such aproceeding as the idea of a Local Government contracting with the Federal Government for one of its supporters to resign his seat with the prospect and promise of being rewarded by the bestowal ot' a fat posiâ€" tioa. We admit the circumstances of the appointment of Mr. Wltcler for givâ€" ing way so as to allow M r. Edgar to take his place as Member for West Onâ€" tario in the House of Commons is some what d.fl'erent, nevertheless, it is con- trary to the notions and writings of the Reform Party that there should be any collusion with the members ol one House with the other. Those horrible fellows, the Tories, may have done the same and even worse, but then. you know, the bad example set by the Tories, should not be followed by those who on all occasions were very ready to find fault and point out how wrong the act, and how degradu ing it was for public men to make traffic of their positions and inadvertenlly ot' the people. What appear to he the facts of the case: Mr Blake. the Op- position leader in the Home of Com- mons, was desirous oi';_vettin;.r Mr. J. D. Edgar a seat so that he could assist, him in the House Mr Eâ€"havinu failed on various occasions to find a sit. Mr M owat was appealed to. He promises Mr. “’heler,who at this time represents West. Ontario in the Dominion l‘arliamentthat if he would retire he would give him a berth under the Ontario Government. Mr. lVâ€"does so, and is appointed Bursar at the Central Prison. Mr. Edgar taking his place as M. P. for West Ontario, not without a good deal of Opposition on the part of the Re- formers of that Riding, and it may be just possrhle that on the return of tie present. Member to appeal once more to the people, he may, in consequence of the evident buy and sell bargain tnade ot' the Riding. find stronger opposition raised to his candidature than he did at his iast election. It may be said that this is not thoo’nlyrtime the same thing has been done. In the person of Sir Richâ€" ard Cartwright, a seat was provided for him in Huron. We must say we do not find fault so much with this kind of thing, and, dear knows, it is bad enough, but we do find lault with the pretensions made by men that they are better than their neighbors,and at the same time. are ready to do the same thing they condemn In others, and, perhaps, even worse. The Globe is ever ready to call the Conâ€" servative Party corrupt, and it has even gone so far as to say that Sir John Mac- donald " rules a corrupt people by corâ€"‘ ruption.” t Going South, East. and West, at . . . . . v . . . . . OFFICE HOURS- $301? Mr. Wheler's Appointment. Umil further notice. Mails will be clean! at the above Ofiice as follows :â€" Mail for the North, via. Railway, leaves once a day, in the morning, as above stated. HIST "llFFIEli NflTIEB l Going North, South, East. and West, at. . . . . . . 7.40 Morning Mail from South, West and East, by Railway,arrives at. 10.30 Evening Mail from Toronto by Yongelslrcet Stage, arrives at. 7.00 Night Mail from North, by Rail- way, arrives at ................... 8.00 Fisk Jubilee Ringersâ€"Parker & McBride. Barn for saleâ€"John Brown $100,000 To Loanâ€"E R Revnolds. Localsâ€" Snenth & Grenmm. liCflMflND HI LL MST OFFICE. No. 26 : Whole Na. 1378: The date printed on each paper denotes tho time when the subscription expires. Richmond Hill, June 23rd, 1884. Toronto, Thornbill. Richmond Hill King, Aurora. Newmarket, Holland Landing. wsbsh oenmmmd w ammwoow Holland Landing, Newmarket, Aurora, King, Richmond Hill, Thornhill, Toronto, THURSDAY, DECEMB’R 4, 1884. We do riot hold ourselves responsible for the opinions of our Correspondents. TRAIN TIME. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. Elm Writ 9513mm. NEw' ADVERTISEMENTS: Richmond Hlll. Ont. ARRIVALS. EVENING. MORNING. M. TE E FY. Postmaster. GOING NORTH‘ GOING SOUTH. 8 '19 B 28 8 40 9 02 9 12 9 22 10 15 '7 a. m. to 1'1 00 )2 43 12 60 11 40 11 65 )2 18 1'2 32 12 43 1 45 . 6.00 Volume 27. In CLASS. SR. May Bassinglhwmte Mmilda Basmnulhwuite Bella Hawkins A 333»: Kirk-Bad - ler Cmss, .m. Isaac Mulhullmnd Bertha Findley Maude Farnbam Lizzie {iambic 2m: CLASS, an. Joe Munde May Rumble Willie Savage Vezla Mulholland 3m; Cums. an. Genie Smith May Rumble Harvev Cook James Mnndey of secedinz from the Upper Provinces. It is in favor of forming the present Maritime Provinces and Newfoundland into a new Confederation. It Is at the old story about the manner the Lower Provinces were induced to enter Conâ€" federation, antl of their subsequent treatment by the people of old Canada. It cannot be thought unworthy of men- tion that a certain amount of remedy for the unnecessary amount of expense at present incurred, could he found in the three Lower Provinces uniting in one Legislature, saving the expense of at least two-thirds of the present cost of running the several Legislatures of the different Provinces by the sea. If Union is strength, surely it would he better h be united than to be as they are at pres- ent. It is useless for them to expect to be allowed to separate from the present system that forms the Dominion. United together they could have more inâ€" fluence, more power and demand more constderation from whatever Government may rule at Ottawa. The times are propitious for considering the subject of a. union of the Maritime Provinces, and we hope to hear that steps have been ‘talten with that end in view. The Chinese have issued a proclamaâ€" tion, wherein the price set upon a Frenchman's head is minutely stated. 'l‘hus. £35 will he paid for the head of' each common soldivr or sailor, and the tariff rises from £175 and a niandaiinu ship with the Klngfishvr's fealhr'n- for the splendid trophy of' => Commander -in chief. Captures of ships and cannon are to be rewarded in similar prnporfinn, and the ingoninus Chinaman. whn can originate a place leading in the tie-feat of the French shall be paid £10,500. A Double Purpose. The popular u-mrdy. Hn_«\uld'l Yellow Oil. is used boxh inwvnally and oxiernnlly. for aches. pains. Colds. cronp, rhnumamam. deafn'nesa, and diseases of m: Inflammatory nature. Patterson School Honor Roll The following is fine Monthlv Honor Roll of the Pallarsnn Schnnl for November :-â€"- 4m Puss Wm Mulhnllund Jag. Hufny Chas- Seymour Kate Hafi'ey In fact. there is no end to thtk appliâ€" cation that may be made nf'lhpse magiâ€" cal letters, G. B , that means here goodâ€" bye.â€"â€"National Gr B. aiso signifies Gui! Bribery, with which so nnmv nt'tho Grit pairiots, who have been G Ed. by the Cnuvls for Iranseressing the law are so familiar. The pewter organs says :-“The Queen has honored Sir John Macdonuld by giving him the Ur. C. B. The people of Canada propose to honor themselves at the first. opportunity by giving him the G. B.” This is a joke l This is one of those sublime jokes that the Globe rarely indulges in. Sir John has had lots of G. B‘s in day In contend with, and the next is be a Grand Banquet; perhaps that, what the Globe means. U. B. Would nnswor for GlorinUs Baldwin, who got the G. B. from 1110 Grit party bvcmme he was too good and honest, to remain in the arm d. it is a slang joke ; tind it is supposed to mean the grand bounce, is, to bounce him out of ofliCe.â€"1lemembm'. too, this is to take place on the very first opporâ€" tunity. The Grits have been going to attend to this grand bounce buhiuesa so often. and it was so easy to do too, that the wonder is why it has not been done. All they are now waiting for‘ all they ever did wait for. was the "first oppor tunity ;” one of those “lmuld rue till-I strike him" opportunities. Poor Sir John has been dtstnlegrating for a lung: time, and is all broken up ; he is on the very edge of the cliff; and the huge foot of Gritism has lifted itself to give him the lust kick which will send him over the edge l He Was in the very same powitiou in 1882 ; all that was then wanted was the opportunity. The opportunity was given them. and the G B. (i eGreat Blake) failed to give the coup. G B. will stand f'nr Gordon Brown. whn was given the G. B. by the Globe. G. B. ming nn-nn Greedy Blake, who gave the G. B. IO his louder, Hon. Alex Mackenzie. The St. John Board oftrade are agiâ€" tated by the treaty in contemplation between Spain and the United States. Haliqu is no less agitated. Mr A G Jones, at one time on the. Ministry of Mr Mackenzie, sars if the treaty is approvâ€" ed of, It will be ruination ofthe Canadiâ€" an fisheries. The Mail remarking upon this subject says i"To make matters worse the Jamaicans are trying to secure reciprocity with the States, admitting butter, cheese, corn, lard. flour and coal oil free. Great Britain has announced that Jamaica will ofier the same terms to Canada, which is encouraging so far as it goes. But the Islanders propose to make up the loss in revenue sustained through putting these articles upon the list, by increasing the duty on fish ; that is to say, they are abolishing taxes on articles, the export trade in which will be largely controlled by the Americans, only to tax fish, winch is our staple article of export to them. This is by no means a hopeful outlook. To increase still further the gravity of the situation, the reciprocity clause in the Washington treaty expires next year. and the Ameri- cans are opposed to renewing it.” The Halifax Chronicle in out in favor Down by the Sea. ‘Vm Flu-k Orvil I)rur_v Maggie MoNair Euphemia Kilklund 2ND Cmss, m. Louie Hafi'ey Alex Findley Mmuie Albin M .y Rumble In Cmss, .m. Isaac Mulhullmnd 3!") CLASS, .15. :is IS Are you disturbed at night and broken 0! your rent by n sick child suflering and crying with pain or cutiing teeth ? If so, send at once and get a bottle of MRS Wmsnow’a Soo'rmNG Sump FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. Its value is incalcul- able It will relieve the poor little suflerer im-- mediutely Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake a bout it. It cures dysentery and diar- rhoea, regulates the stomach and bowelsy cures wind colic, softens the gums. reduces inflamma- tion, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. Mas WINsLow's Soo'erG Sum? FOR CHILDREN TEETHING isplensunt to the tastemmd is the prascfiption of one of the oldest and best iemale nurses and physicians in the United States. and is for sale by an dragging through-'- nul. the world l‘rica 35 cents a. lamp _ _ . . It is only a few weeks ago since our' Clerk had to register 'the death of Mr. Hardies' two children that died in a few hours of each other, and he is called upon to perform the same duty again. of three deaths that happened in the space of twentyâ€"eight hours. Our village was thrown into a state of excitement on Saturday evening last, between four and five o'clock, by the sad news that Mrs. Thomas Nye had passed away from amongst us. The tidings of this very sudden death had not reached the busiâ€" ness part. of the village before word came from the Inkermau Hotel, that old Mrs. Haysteud had also departed and joined Mrs Nye on her journey. It seems that Mrs Nye was as well as usual on Wednes~ day last. but towards evening she was taken ill with inflammation ofthe bowels. Medical aid was at once called in, and the disease checked as every one expect- ed up to Saturday at 1 o'clock, when a relapse took place, and she breathed her last. Mrs. Nye was the wife of Mr. Thos. Nye. one of Mr.‘ Abell’s employees for over 26 years, and only 3 years ago Mr. Nye bought the property of the late Mr. Robert Hall on Clarenco Street, and in the summer ot'1883, built a fine brick house on this property and expected to live corrrt‘oi'tably for a number of years together, that is. if' we take age into con- sideration. Mrs Nye beingr only 49 years of age. She leaves two daughters, aged 17 and 24 and one son, aged 21 years. and Mr. Nye to mourn the loss of an affectionate wife and a kind and loving mother, and a good neighbor. Tire funeral that was largely attended, took place on Monday, at two o’clock. from his residence to the English Church cemetery. The funeral services were con" ducted by the lie-vs. Mr. Ford and Mr. Shortiss, English Church ministers. The sympathy ot the whole village is with them to help them to bear the loss of their be» loved one. The news of Mrs. ilnystead‘s death did not surprise the residents of our village and the country round. ns mrrch us the death of Mrs Nye. as Mrs Haysteud had reached the ripe age of 92 years, and has been confined to her bed ul her son. Thom- rra, Proprietor of the lnkerrnan ,Holel, for ovor 17 months. and her death has been daily expected for sometime past. She has been a resident of Wtrudhridge for over/16 years ; her husband. John Hysteud. having dred over 28 years ago. She leaves 4 sons and 1 daughter, and from grandchildren up to G G. Grandchildren 224. to mourn 'her departure The funeral which was largely attended left her son’s. Thomas, resrdenee on Monday at l0 o'clock. to the Methodist (‘hurch cemetery, where the funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Ford. English Church Minister. As this seldom occurs in a small village like ours. three deaths in twenty-«sight hours, and two funerals in one day to two different come-- teries, our village was quiet. andl llllglll say. in mourning all duyL Monday ] The arbitrators appointed to settle certain difficulties betvmon the County of ank and the city, arising out; of the annexation ot'the late municipalities of Yorkville, Brocktun and Riverside have not cmctuded their duties They met on Monng at the Court House in the City and adjourned. Un Mmuluy awning. St Andrew’s Day, was cemluutrd at GIlet Gi-umur'a. Com- mnvial lit-tel by :\ mund Supper and dance The wthth and thv roads wexe evmything that cund lnâ€" dwsin-d‘ and it wnsu great wet-e83, eighty-Jinn ritting dUWII tn supper. The puny-ammo. was carried through almost to a lelter. excrm one thing, and that Mus dancing the Highland Fling, Mr. John MciTluwnuthnviug gut his artificial leg yel. failed in in. and Mr le Maekie did nut wish do ll. all alum. The Piper came from Toronto nu the. six n'clock train, and was an?! by the (‘nnttnittee. and mmclmd (iuwn 1h» street to the Cummeicml, and lhencv. In Pin».- vav. where they met 81 Amhew's men from Kleinhurg. and the 61b and 71h l Unl'PSt-lulls nl Vaughan ; quieltwss andsnbriely ruled the night. ‘ Easily Caught. It is vary easy 10 cmch cold, but no! no eusymcum iv. uanss you use Hngymd’s Pecmm! Balsam. Ihebem remedy for n” lhrnm. bronchial and lungm‘mhlei, coughs. colds and consumptive tendencies. 0n Subhuth evening- as the English Chutch services were almut. to commencv, the Rev. Mr. Ford ul‘ficmting, and was reading from the 15th Chnpter (if lsl Corinthians: 26th verse 2â€"" The lam enemy that shall be destroyed is death." As the Rev. gentlem it had just spoken :hrse ruvdu, n nwsunge- cnmu to the door lhnl Mr Andrew Herbert. had taken very il|.nnd wislH-d some une to come tn his house- 'l‘he Kev gentleman hearing this news. aid-- jonrived the Sr'lViCPl for it short time. and accompanied by Mr. N. C Wallace, M I’.. snarled at once t'nr Mr Herbert] residence only in few rods from the Church. and on nmvingl‘uund Mr Herbert dead. The de- t-eased was a painter by trade. and had her“ in Mr Ahetl's employ for yams. These lust t‘ew yean hp hnd lu-en living retired; and as our Villan was thrown into a n tel'llble state (it excnement over the death of Mrs, Nye, it was int-w so over the death of Mr. He'rbe-t He never was confined to his lmlde no (me knew lit-Twas ill,bt-ing always uble In :10 mun-d hut umnpl: ining a little, as is always expected from a man that matches the age of 64 years He lemes a sun and unetlnughter to mourn the lust; of lltl'lrd“!talletl father. The funeral left his I'HEitlHtl'e m. ll’e-dngvsday, tit two o‘clock. in thv- English (‘htnch cemetery. where the services were conducted by the Revs. 0, P. Fund and Mr. Shot-tiss, and was largely at" tended. lt set-ms there had been a tumor gathering: inwardly and bursting, caused his sudden deutll. Mugisnulvs’ Court met. on Monday at halt-past two, uccmdix-g Io adjournment. hul owing to Mr. Dunnchah-r not being nhle 10 leave his ht'd in “us ndjnmned until Mnndez)‘ m-xl nl haul-yum two p m I'flm'lemd L()d_-r NH. 311 A. F &A M . G R. U. me: on Fridn)’. Nov. 254le. for Ihu Election (.1 ufficws :-â€" IV M, W. Bro G. Gilmnur; firnim- H‘urclvn, 1’. D. McLean; Julfuu Walden, 6 Mason; Secretary. J C. Exits: 'lrenhmrr. A anmd; Chaplain, J Krfl'r-r: Organile B McCulloch ; Tyler. J C Pruder. Wuodbridge. Dec 2nd. [8934. Woodbndge J ottmgs. (From our own Correspondent) ADVICE T0 MOTHERS Jm. wanted for all thoThe Lives of Pxesi~ dent! of the U. S. The lar est. hand- uomeat, best-book ever so d {or lens , . than twice cur price. The fastest selling book in America. Immense pmau to agents. All’mtefllgent people wam it. Any on; can become a smessfigl ugan_t.‘Tptmo'ftee. EAL- nsfl 130493 00. Pogtleqsd, Mm . Richmond 'P'ublc 8611001.] postage, mind we will mail you Free, a royal, vnluuble bnz of sample nods thm will mt you in the way of mu. ing more money in a ew du-ys than You ever thought possible at run business. Capital not required. We will Biul‘fi you. You can Wurk all the time or in spare time only The work is universally ndn ted to both sexes} yolmg and 0H. You can eusi v earn lrom‘bn cent: to $6 every evening. That all who want work muv test the business, we make ‘ihis unparalleled offer : to all who are not well satisfied we will send :5! Lo pav for the trouble of writing us. Full particulars, directions etc.” sent free. Fortunes will bn made by those who give their whole time to the work. Greg? success nbsolntelylsure. Don't delay Start now Address Srrmson 5: Co. Portland Maine. for the werking class. Send 10 cents for Ench Easuy ishull have an assumed nume signed at the bottom, and must be forwarded to Mr John Sanderson, W. Chivt'nl Temple, not later than the 8th of Deoember next. The real name of the author and the nswmed name must be sent to Mrs Sterling, President of the W. C. T. U., in a sealed envelope: which will not be opened until after the judges have rendered their decision, said judges to be chosen, one from each so- ciety. with power to choose a third. The pure Essay will be read and the presenâ€" tatinu made at an entertainment to be held on the 17th December in the Tom pen-nee Hall, and afterwards published. An Englibhman vim has emigrated") Viwland, Nun Jensey. wmes home us fol-- lows In Mr Cash. 0fth Tcmpernnce and General Pmndvm I-nsliiulion :-Vinelnnd in a 'l‘empr-rance district; no drinking licensvs; and my Imus last yenr wm-c only four dnllnrs: no pnlics-men In Vinehuul, Ibis is through having lI-mxwrance luvs. The pupulnuo-n as nbuut 10 000. Maggie McConaghy Bertha Palmer Norman Schefli Maggie Garvin Laura Datso‘n: '_ Bessie Reddith ' Aggie Reid Wellington Hall Jessie Cooper James \Vright 'Tillic Trench Millie Trench At a Ineeting'rni' :1 joint committee np~ pointed bv llleyl. O. G. T. and \V. '1‘. U.. of this place, held at. the resiâ€" dence of Mrs. Campbell. it was resolved to tiller :1 prize of'a Ten Dollar Gold l’ivce fur ihe bust Essay on “The 'Evils ol lmemperance" by any lady or gentleâ€" uum residing in the village of Richmond Hill, under tlié age of twenty years. The Essays are to be original. legibly written, and not to exceed in length six pages of' loolscam written on one side only. win] each page properly numbered. Moved by D. McKenzie. and socnndod by J. Mounst-y, that we 08 now adjourn m meet on Monday, 1119 151‘! hf December, a! half-past Ieyen p.m.â€"â€"C~rried, A slilch in limeâ€"saves nine. Serious resulm of! follown neglect of constipted bowels and had blood. Burdock Blmnd Him-rs reunlule and puzify the stomach. buwels. liver, kidneys and the blood. Take it in lime. ' M Davis r D Palmer. J Keefler G Barker M: Lemon R Moodio L Lynett L Palmer 1’ Soules W Bailey' M-‘Lewis .E Sivers v E Micheal W Hall W Garvin C Powell E» Mahony G Davis T. Buruzaronn, Teacher. FORM m. By-Luw N0 37. In provide a polliiig places for holding ebcliuns during lhe VNA: 1885. and also to appoint n pm.th fur hold-- in: nI-milmlions. WM inlrudui‘cd. pussed through ils various stages and passed. 1h.- Umnge Hull being the piace.â€"â€"Carried. Muved by T. 1“ Wallace, «winded by Wm. Farr. that the Cleik hc- inutrumed H) get 100 copies of Minules prime-d.â€"â€"(7m~-iod, The accnfin'lsviof'lohn Tanner, R S. Haslem, nud E Vivian were read by Ike Clerk. and laid before the Council. Moved by T. F; Walluce. seconded by W. Farr, than the ‘,Tleasul'er be inalrncled to pay xhé fulluwingaceounlsz~ R T. Haslem. for gmvelhng $l8; Jnhn Tanner, for gruvelling. 3:102:50; E. VlViilll, Secretary fur Clerk. $7:.‘;0.‘ Total. $128. flown] by Mr; Abesl, seconded by Mr Farr. that llle Council go into Commillec l0 hem'reporls from residents on Eighth Avenue. respecting their lines.-â€"â€"Curned. Moved by Wni Farr. s-‘cnndrd by J. Mounsey. mat the (inuncnl (in now rise and repurl.~â€"Czhxi&d. Moved by J. Nahum-y. socnnded by D McKenziv, lhmythis (‘ouncii Innian lwurd the depulnlion from Eigh'h Awnue, il. It‘fEI'PViL‘O lo the road allnwuncv, he il we" snlwd that I" S Gibson be eugngr-d to Iun lhe line â€"Carr10d FORM IV. 151‘ DIV. 21w DIV. 31m DIV. J Wiley 11 Glover E Hopper H Garvin IAndrews F Hopper H Sou'les EBonnick M Douthwaite E Andrews J Hutchinson E McConnell F Empringham J Schell A llrillinger H Sanderson T Mahony E Wilson The Cmmcfi mul' acmrding to adjourn-- men! u! Dunnchufor's Hotel Ptesenl, Mr. Abel]. RI'E‘W'. Coppcillnrs Mounsey. Walluue. Farr 8c hlL'I{elxziL{., 'Miuutes of last meeting read and udupt'mi." Reports “om Messri. Crossipg, Walanu. Wright. Neil and Milcheli were! heuxd ‘Is'r‘mv.’ ' Dollie Dnuthwaite Maggie Glover Lqu 'Lemon Merritt Wilson Alex Rcld Florence Tyrrell 21m- nxv. - Winie Savage Ernest Redditt George Hopper Lillie Clifford Mattie Harrison Myrtle McConnell ,The Best Combination. The Deal combinnlion of blood cleansing, regulating, health giving herbs, roots and lmlks.enlet into Buudonk Blood Billers--n purely vegetable remedy that cures diseases oflhe blood. liver and kidneys. JOHN MchRI, Clerk \Voodbridge, Dec“. Ill, 1884. ls'r D'IV. HONOR“ ROLL 1FOE CNOVEMBE‘R ls-r DIV Woodbridge Council. Well to Remember A HAPPY LAND. pisz ESSAY. J. 'CRUICKSHANK, Teacher. llli Jessie Cooper in James Wright 'f ' 'Tillic Trench I Millie Trench , .SPRAGGE. Principal, ' FORM 11. 2ND DIV. 3RD DIV. D Palmer. J Keefler M: Lemon R Moodio L Palmer 1’ Soules M Lewis .E Sivers v FOR)! I W ILEY, Teacher. ZN!) mv. FIEK JUBILEE SINGERS COMING -A magnificent. Concert is going to be given on Wednesday evening next. 10th inst" by the world renowned Fisk Jubilee Singers. of Nashville, Tenn. At con- siderable trouble and expense Mr John ;McBride. [lead Master of the Richâ€" mond Hill High School, has secured this company to give the people of Richmond Hill and vicinity an oppor. tunity of listening to something enjoy- able; The Concert will lake place in the (l. M Church. which, on this neon- sion. will no doubt be crowded to its utmost limits. The object of the Cont- cert is commendable, being for the pnr - pose of aiding the High School in add-- ing to its Library of Reference,and every one interested in Education is expected to be present. It may be perhaps the last ‘ opportunity of hearing a Company that} héa' stood before the crowned heads of Europe and have received the dis" l tingnished patronage of Grant, Hayes, Garfield, Arthur, etc., etc. For furthe J particular: no advertisement~ - WILL BE OPENEDâ€"The Proprietor of our Skating Rink, Mr. Stevenson, has been busily engaged for the past few days in fixing up and flooding the Rink. and will have everything in readiness. for the grand opening, which takes place on Saturday evening next, 6th inst.. when it is expected that all the youth and beauty of this village and surrounding: noiglrtothood who indulge in this health- ful exercise. will br present and “ take in the fun." All are invited. Season tick- ets may be had at. the Rink. Admissian to nonâ€"members, for skating, 10 cents; spectators, 5 cents. Rnâ€"UNION.-â€"~Tlie first grand Re-- union ofthe season, underthe auspices of' the Richmond Hill Mcchanics’ Institute, will be held in the Masonic Hall, on Friday evening next. 51h inst. The following ladies and gentlemen have kindly consented to take part zâ€"Blisses Reid, Miss Collins and Mr A. J. Collins, Tliot'nhill; Miss Iva Wells and Mr. J. W. Urossley, King; Mr. Wm. Robinâ€" son, Maple; Mr. Joseph Sheppard, Willowdale ; Mrs. Wiley. Mrs. Smtzer, Misses Bertha Wilson.Hewison,Nicholls, Dunkin. Spragge, Cruickpltank, Rutherâ€" ford and Bailey, and Messrs. Hume. Agar, Atkinson, Storey, Sanderson, Kellar, McBride. Redditt and Bailey, all of Richmond Hill. Admission. Non-- members. 20 cents; Children 10 cents Ticket holders admitted iree on presen- tation nfticket. at door. Doors open at 7.30 p m , to commence at 8 o'clock. LARGE FIAMHEVB‘ABX for sale. See Advertisement. CALL at the HERALD Book Store for your Christmas Cards, before purchas» ing elsewhere. Cums'run is only three weeks fnom toâ€"day. ( Thursdav ). Great Bargains in Overcoats and Suits at. the Cheap {ash House, Goon Answnn.â€"A remarkable an~- swer from one of our High School pupils: Teacherâ€"What is gravity ? Scholarâ€" It is what they put on the roads to hurt horses‘ feet. To Lentâ€"Any person wishing to borrow money on farm property at. 6 per cent. can do sovby applying to Mr. E. ll! Reynolds, Toronto, as that genfieman r has $100,000 to loan. See advertise-~j ment. i Try Perfection Soap, best value out, for sale at the Cheap House! .ENJOYMINT.â€"â€"The young ladies and gentlemen of our village, have been inâ€" dulging in the healthy enjnymcnt nl' skating on the pond, during the past week. The iceis excellent and these beautiful moonlight nights adds enchant- ment to the scene. and draws forth the exclamation from the ladies that its “T00 utterly nice for anything 1" LECTURE â€"â€"-’I‘htn lav. A. K Casuall will deliver a lecture in the Temperance Ball, in this village, on 'l'uesdtty evening: next. Ful'jectr “ The Scott Act,“ what it is and reasons for voting for and again“ it. The Rev. gentleman will be pleased to answer any reasonable quer- nons, and it will no doubt. be a very in~ teresting lecture. All are invited Ad mission free, not even a collection tnkt-n u p. L o'clock. CATTLE Rumâ€"The monthly Cattle Fail held here on Wednesday last. was very small, only a few heads of Cattle being on the ground for sale. A number of buyen were present and fair prices offered. - S. S. ANNIVERSARY.â€"â€"The friends of the Methodist Sunday School at But tonvitle intend having their Annual Tea and Entertninment on the evening of Christmas Day. Further particulars in a few days. PERSONALâ€"Dr. Elliot Lnngstafl’ and bride who have been visiting at his parents, Thornhi”, for a few days past, left on Monday last, for his home. He intends practicing his profession in Brooklyn, U. S. AN Exchange remarks 2â€"]? a grocer presents a society. with 10 pounds of sugar it is considered in liberal gift. but it a newspaper can throw in 85 worth of advertising, it never sells an extra paper, or has a word of thanks for it, and in many cases not even gets a compliâ€" nwnun-y ticket for the notice. and il’ynn happen to take no notice of the affair, you are looked upon as being smaanwnn, etc. It costs money to run a newspaper, and advertising is one of the commodiâ€" ties they have for sale. House . Lamps & Glassware, Colored Tea and Toilet SotS,‘ Holiday Goods! at The Cheap Cash Fm: BRIGADE MEETING.â€"Tlle next meeting of the Fire Brigade will be' lmld on Friday evening. 12th inst. The Committee appointed at the lust. meetâ€" ing have nearly completed arrangements for holding «lie grand Oyster Supper on the evening of New Year’s Day. LOCAL ITEMS. Lecture to commence a! 7.30 Ready-Made Clothing, . Ladies Fine Mantles, Flannels in great variety Gents all-wool Gurnseys, ,Hgavycanadian Tweed_s_, - " ‘A’LARGE 'and'heavily timbered shed ‘for lsnle. Apply at this Ofiice. URHTONNE, Java, Honey Cnmbe and Pemlnpu Canvas ulsn Tinsel and Em - broidering Siiks in large quantities in the HERALD Book Store. BYa-LAws-The City Council have passed a Byme deciding that the site on Bay Street, Toronto, is the proper place to build the prnposed Court House, by a vote of 19 to 17. At Prices Never Before Offered \VOOL ! WonL! WOOL luâ€"Berlin and Zephyr in all shades, Scotch Fingering. lce, Chincilla, Andalusian. Southdown, etc, etc, for sale at the HERALD Book Store. Barloy ‘ do ., 0 '06 On“, at, . 32 Penn do. 57 Rye do . . 60 Dressed Hogsmer 100 m. . . 5 75 Bee!,hixxd quarters,per “.0 ma 0 (0 Mutton, by the carcass per 100 lbs... 5 00 Chickens, per pair 3" Ducks, per brme .50 Geese.euch ........ 60 Turkeys. mch 0 75 Butter,lbmlls .. 21 large rolls.. 1? tub dairy” 1‘ Eggs, fresh. doz .. 2! Potntma. per bhl 0 9o Apples per barrel ...... Tb Onions, green; yer bag. 1 00 Cabbage, per d‘O‘ ...... ‘25 Celery, per do ...... 0 30 Turnips, per bag .. 0 30 Curmts, per do 30 Beets, per do: ..... 1‘.’ Parsnips, per bag 0 00 Hay 1>er,ton...... 7 0° Straw per, tan. 8 50 Wool ver ‘lb. no CHEAPCASHHOUSE » THE Fall & Winter Stock Best value in Xmas Fruits, and an kinds chroceries at The Cheap Cash House. THE following are the officers elected on Tuesday evening last. at. Vaughan Lodge, No. 54, A. F & A. M; -- W M . Rm. Kaiser; S. W., Bro. Orr; J. W., J. S. Kinnee; Treasurer, Bro. Richardson; Secretary, Bro. Carley; Tyler, Bro. Cameron. Installation of Ofliccrs will take place at Maple on the 27th inst. LEWIRâ€"On Sunday mnrning last, 3‘7“) ult, Mr. ’1‘] 01:. Lewis, an old and respected reaident of Murklmm. aged 81 years. Mr. Lewis resided on the townline of Whit» church and Mm-knm for about forty yenrs. He wna a native of \Vulns, and immigrated to this country about {my years ago. He was an earnâ€"- can snhporlm‘ and Member of the Primitive Methad'st Church, and a man highly rospected and esteemed by his ueighbors.-â€"COM. HOLLOWAY’s Piusâ€"When inclement weather checks to a considerable extent the action of the skin, an nlterntive is re quired to compensate the bud; by means ul nther channels. [Inllowuy'n Pills can he confidently recommended as the easiest, surest, nnd infest. menus of attaining this dwstmble end without weakening the moat drlicate or ineommoding the most feeble. When from frequently necurtim,r chills or the inhalation ofimpnre uir theI bland be- comes foul and the secretions vitinted. thole Pills present a ready and eflicient mean: of cleansing the former and correcting the latter. By this salutary proceeding disease is arrested at its outset. its puittn and in“ conveniences nveI-Iedmnd the nervous sttuc; lures saved from the depressing effects en- tailed upon them by an illness. BAILEYâ€"At Richmond Hill, (7:: Thurndny, 28th ult.. 111:: wiie 01' Mr. J. G. Bunny, 01 a. son. Wheat full, new, per bush Spring do ....... Barloy do . . a. week at home. $5 nutfit free. Pay ub- solutely sure. No rink. (‘vnpitnlunatrcquiij ed. Reader, if you want business at which either sex, young or old. can make great pay all the time they work, with absolute car. minty, writ: for particulura to II. HALLEL‘T cho, Portland Maine. No dish could he: [unlit-r lur lunch or In rlu- (.11! a soan dinnrl “mu croquclla. find llmre u mpilnl lot-lye fur mun. Take Cold mun at any kludâ€" beef veal or lumb, or lmilvd ('lnclwr- m 93;» s'mlly gnud,-â€"udd 10 a lmle n'wrn llun lwn cupluln of the meal. clumped line. lwu cupfuls 0f henhly- bulll'd Hun Hm swiga of parsley chum-ed; one nu'mng gmled, an even tnhlc‘slmuv-fm 0f (mim‘. :l‘wr n;is ohr-pped as fine us puEEl'hle; lln-jniu- and glam] rind of one Wm: H; ml! and I’llll'k and led pvppm- to tusw. 511x all well mgelher; udd chnm unlil il li quin- Innis! hr jusr light for nmhi. inu. Tlns quantity Mil make two [:1 zen croquellcs. th mnuld lln‘m oval in share mun squuw m ll‘c- (mfis, dip lhl m il in health egg. and Hall ilwm in pnmuled crack"! or "1:de mlxn‘lm; by in Imiling hut lard, Them:- uu- [‘Mlllvulul'ly him-1f selved Will) a vice bxuwn m- lumum sauce. K1n3Â¥~V¢nsox~At (he Manse, Maple, on the 3rd inst , bv me Rev 1). (Imnelon, anbnnie), second sun of Mr Wm. Kirby. to Susia, olden daughter of Mr James Watson. all of the with Can. of Vaughan. We have a beautiful Stock 8f Wuollen Goods to show our numerous customers, and Blahkets. Winceys, Etc: SNEAIH ,&. GRENNAN; LOCAL ITEMS. COOKING CROQUETTES. On the Hill. The fullowing lines are worthy of ‘ special notice :â€" TH E MARK ETS PHXCEB AT FABM'HRU' WAUGONI DIAJTRIED. TOR ()N'l‘f).- DEATH THURSDAY, Dec. 4 run. BIRTH. â€"â€"IS NOW COMPLETE AT THE-â€" 0 00 0 CO 7' 09 13 00 8 50 9 50 no 00 21 17 1‘ 0 I“ l 25 CO 00 6 25 O‘ 60 C 00 45 7° 7. no» And Comfort ‘1‘. The Bulorlnt. " Bnown's HOUEHOLD Pmcmhf'hm; no 0911: 1 for relieving yam. both inning mid external It cures Paihm the Side, Back at Bowels, Sore Throat, Rheumatism, tombnche, Lumbago And any kind of a Pain or Ache. " It winmoac mrely quicken the Blood and Hen], as in acting point ii wonderful!“ " Brown's Household Panacea," bp-‘e' mg neknowigdg'ed a: the great Path Helipvéfmnd or double ms strengm- a! my b‘tb'pi’ mm: or Linimem in the work],- shdtfld be‘ in ove'r'y family handy for use when wanted “ as it really is me‘ qost remedy in the world for cramps in (he; stomiwh, and Pains and Ach‘é‘s of an kiin'dgx' and is for sale bv all Ufuzfiiuta at 25 cents fl bmflo GRAND CONCERT We have much plensfire ix; announcing in Qho public that a Grand CGnccrt will be given by E!» Celebrated Fisk J bilee Singers, of Fink Uniforo' Iity, ’anfiemé’; in the UNDER THE AUSPICES 0F . @. HETEDDIS’I‘ CHURCH AND 8193 SCHOOL fl“ Leave your orders for any of the above papers, at the HERALD 0500, Will) the cash. and they will be forward- ed Io your address. RICHMOND " HILL Dec. 10th, 1884. Postdr. Richmond Hill. Dec 3rd. 18“. FISK JUHILRH SINGERS. This is an event unparalleled in file history of entertainments in Richmond Hill. Every ouo‘ should take advantage of it. ADMISSION 50 CENTS On farm property at G‘por cent, to pay otf mortgages at higher rates of interest, or for building, drafnimz, or Othel- purposes. Mortgages bought. Nuties discounteda Advances nlaomado Qn second mortgages. Fufmers will save money by applying dil‘e'ct to 1110‘ E. R. REYNOLDS,- Richmond Bi“, Doc 3rd,-188£= K K SUBSEHIBH AT ME ! THE DAILY MAIL 5‘4 x 65. hcnvv timber. To be removed by “:0 In of April, 1565, For pnrticulnrn upply to On Saturdays. Maury !0 Loan at Lowest Current Rafe: A G F LAWRENCE. T C Mmumm} Nov 27th, 1884 ly Weekly Mail E Evening Mail E uwlu, nun-qu unuu. uuurge. ‘ w. R. BARKER JOHN McB In: PoatJr. H9115 kinda": Doc. 2116, 18841, LAWRENCE & MILLIGAN, Barristers, Solicitors, CONVEYANCEBS, ETC, Toromo Offices-No. u Bum chamborar] Richmond Hi” Office-53.. Nemnlgin, Face-ache, die. OAGULINEZ:Ce}BFnT Articles. Sold avarvwharn, Barn for Sale BALANGB 01' THIS YEAR FREE, Beats reserved an applied 'for M .Atkinlon’l‘ Store, without extra. charge. I TOR COUGHS AND COLDS £93m gmmszmmts. Methodist Church, AY’S .TICSPIIfLS; 'a“ specifid in AY'S‘ COMPOUND, a defifinééis 31775â€" cQM POUND‘OF LTNFEED AY 'S CU M POUN D.fo}qC}3fimid Annisecd, l Chlorodyue‘ Colds, is equally serviceable for Hano- 3nd Cattle Articles. Sold everywhere. Sole Muku‘s,~ KAY BROS., Stockpon, Eng expectomnt, {or Coughs aind Colds RICHMOND HILL! 0n the Evening" 01: \VEDNESDAY, For one your, (12 monthly); for $2.50 $100,000 New subscribers for 1805 for tho L) OF PRIVATE FUNDS For Om Year to:- $7.1 b2 Adehido Icr'é'et, East, Toronto) 32:! LARGE FRAME I, Seneca. S'q’uill', Tolu, $10., with For only $1 Will get the THE ‘N-p. H Buflding dz fionn‘ chamberst macaw“.- JOH H BROW N} fnr Broil;- Bear of tilt Confirnl funk