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l l m-..â€" .say when asked to stand as candidates . “ I would willingly serve and do my ‘very 3 Jam,er we he," ,1 i] z D '1 . - Vg- - ' ‘ , . â€" . _ . . re l orilreo at y), _. ' |the drudgery and humiliation of a nival nuiiibensometbin'g that will eclipse .Good men may, and do, cc? 1 >04 MORNING. Going North, South. East. and West, at. . . . . . . 7.4.5: EVENING. Going South, East. and If West,at........... 6.15, Mail for the North, via. Railway, leaves oncea day, in the morning, as anove stated. flauntâ€"“'- ARRIVALS. Morning Mail from South, West and East, by Railway,arrives at 10.00 W.”.Jâ€"â€". . _..._._..___‘_. canvass " I casionally canvases few days, but the man whobas no business to attend to, ‘ican devote months to‘the business. CANVASSING. Good men. the very best omen, often , , l t t The root ofm‘the canvassing business is the univillingncss'of many electors to vote for anybody however-worthy ‘ and well qualified. that does not solicit their vote. This unwillingness is expressed in the current idiotic phrase, " If my vote is worth having, it is worth asking." Why should any elector expect to be asked for his vote? Is“ it not his duty to vote for the best candidate without being asked 7 Is not. the frachise a trust, a sacred trust ? Why should a man exâ€" pect to be asked to discharge the duties arising out ofthis trust more than the from all parts of the continent"are going. The Great Carnival. ' Thoustnds upon thousands of people lan- , l, , dale ' a Smite-E Tilt-laid!) as) stifling firs Salerno: .w caved: o the. Montreal Carnival at the end of“ i .: ‘ mm The 70%. wags. 3::illfi ..‘. ., . It? {business} . -' m . . . . . "midi in artistic merit and absorbinIr inteiest, , f' : ,- ....,, _ , ., , every illustrated papeiheretofbre xi‘ssued vfly’ffi $.19” ‘Pilotfiiawwn PIN-.9» 9f ms ‘91.“ BMW in this country. It iwill have the attack ' Ell“? “$96 i. _ ‘2'” r ; ,lull‘er" v“ ' ' A ‘ =“ i '- g on the iceepalace and' defence by the CATEI‘LE-fIAlBNE-ETIlcbfllsual,“monthly - Isms-We» regret my much" to notice Catllsfjllfa’irfivigl‘lfl, heldriin this-Willag on Wednesday next,»Feb. 4th.. ' millisecond: for "its Garison in all its magnificent poinp and hrilliancy; the tobogganning-fete in its two natural beautylrthe Ice-Condom after the Egyptian models. inaugurated I with electric and pyrotechnic illuminaâ€" Cheap-(3330:3930; ‘, tions; the mammoth iceâ€"line (British); ring" "M*r-;._"Fflnk.1 the great sleigh drive, embracing ttiousâ€" Engiaeér isu rigging ,‘o Btu-ll on. ~m~r .. r ., . ands of superb cquipsges, and probablyL . - - ‘ ' . ' ‘ " the grandest thing of the kind of modem, 33:: mp m co‘luecuon with mu n“ times; the fancy-dress- entertaium'enti, true to nature; and a magnificent inset: plate of the ice palace in tints--a fine picture for framing. It will he rememâ€" bered that there was a tremendous furore 'r: “The ‘. L 1V1 - . a .QUABTEIiVLffiMFi'lllfia-QTEC .ntual ' i a the Quarterly will be hcl, _ illage .on Su'nday .morinisgsmext, commencing, at Methodist-:Clmrcls.in this v LOC ALLIKiN'ns of Canned Goods for sale ‘ =at bottom prices at'l'he Cheap Cash fanned, V rib-6'5“ ilt into the High School. Fins Exrmomsusmâ€"A handy arâ€" doue up in a small bottle, an manufactured in Toronto, is now patent-f ed to extinguish a fire when itpfirstVbreaks- The great destrucâ€" ticle, out in a building. ITEMS. AL 'Bis‘iidp Enemaâ€"Rev; Mr um, updof Que-bed. has been elected ,Birho e that the'faiher of our presentheinber't ‘for theCc‘mmons is very’fieriously sick, 1 so much so, thatit is ,dqubtfulif he, reâ€" covers. ' GnANTED.-â€"â€"J. W.‘ Peterman- a _ rid C. l _ l H. Bell, 0T,Downsview, recommended at «mm: the last Entrance Examination have been granted certificates of admission ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Are you disturbed at night- and broken of your rent by a sick child surfering and crying with pain or cutiing teeth ‘2 It so, send at: once and gets bottle of Mus WrNsLow's Soo'rumo Sr nor non CHILDREN TEETHING. .Its Value-is inculcul- Able It will relieve the poor little sufferer int-- mediaton Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it. It cures dysentery and diur- rhcen, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures '.' wind colic, softens the gums, reduces lnflnmma» " ,tion, and gives tone a.de energy to the whole p system. Mm Wmsnow's Scornmn annr FOR. CHILDREN Txnrnmo ispleasnnt to the tastennd p r is the prescription of one of the oldest and ; best ., Jenmle nurses and physicians in the United States. and-,ia for sale by all druagists through-- out the wand Yricn an con-tn a. bottle. _ DEATH . Born’roxâ€"At' Headfnrd. on Monday last, 26th since June last, M I you garrttiscmrittz. d ’ EXECUTORS’ inst.,of Consumption, Mr. Francis Bovnton, aged .57 years. Deceased had been suflertn: NOTICE. Under and by virtue 01 Revised statutes of On- ?fltw gavrrtisrmritta. NOTICE OF DI S S OLUTIONL .5 NOTICE is hereby given ma um partnership carried on for soinye time past. by the under-ism " r 1 , ed under the firm name of Sanderson do Sons? Has been Dissolved this g . , 5. 13th DAY JAN, .188 by mutual consent, the senior member of the firm retiring, and that J H d: W A Sanderson in empowered to discharge and nettle all debts to- ., and by the said partnership . : A. _ j. s). ; Sitznsd, Wrrrtnsa. H. SANDERSO" J. H.:SAN Ens u E SNIDEB wa- 3A" ills PA RTNERSIII NOTICE. \Vo the undersigned have entered into Partner‘- ship under the nan and style of Sanderson Bros . and will continue on the Old Business car- ried on by the late Firm of H. Sanderson (1 Soul. Signed. duties of any other trust? The whole Evening Mail from Toronto by Yonge-street Stage, arrives at. 7.00 Night Mail from North, by Rail- 8.15 way, arrives OFFICE Hints'Va. m. to ’ 7.30 p. m. M. TEEFY, l Postmaster. Richmond Iiill June 23rd, 1884. “do TBA; .LV TIME. coma Non'rn. ' Toronto, 7 55 11 45 5 0a 'l‘hornhlll, 8 50 01 00 6 00 Richmond mu 9 00 01 10 6 10 King, 9 in a 2n Aurora, 9 30 1 45 C 42 Newmarhet, 9 42 2 00 6 to Holland Landing, 9 b2 7 05 GOING IOUTI. canvassing business is a nuisance, a nurse to society, and ihc curse, is inflicted mainly by the people who want to be asked for their votes. They keep the nuisance in existence. No dccen't candi- date wants to canvass if he can avoid it, and certainly no decent man when nominated for oflicc should be compelled over the last year’s Carnival number of, the Iliarih‘eul Star, the issue running up nears quarter of ‘a‘ million. It is said this year's number will be far ahead of last. The artists are Bengough, Julian. Harris and Haherer. The writ- ers, George Murray, John Reade, Dr. Beers, “ Adirondack ” Murray, and W. H. Turner. Grip sends for production to undergo the humiliation and annovance of a canvass to secure his election.â€" Stratford Beacon. â€" A Perfect Beauty. Perfect beauty is only aiteined by pure blood and good health merits give the possessor a pleasant expres-- sion, a fair,‘ clear skin, and the rosy bloom of health. ~Burdock Blood Bitters purify the blood and tune the entire system to a‘ Holland Landing, 8 13 6 43 Newmurket, 8 ‘23 11 69 6 on Aurora, 8 35 12 05 7 (18 King, 8 52 12 so 7 so Richmond Hill, 9 04 12 45 7 41 Thonihill, 9 l5 1‘1 55 7 51 Toronto, 10 05 2 00 8 45 usw'VAVDVERTISIE’MEN‘T _ Localsâ€"Gretta“: (it Sheath. New Denavture--Wnnxnr Gums. Executors‘ Noticeâ€"I. Crosby and J . Cosgrovo. s1" 2 Eli: that}: dirt-am. Richmond Hill. om. No. 34 : Whole No. 1386: Volume 27. THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1885. ~â€" NOTICE TO SUBâ€"SCRIBERS. The date printed on each paper denotes the time when the subscription expires. We do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions of our Correspondents. The Way To Do It. “We notice by One of the Toronto papers that it is in contemplation to establish Smelling Works and Rolling Mill at Sydney, C. B. The Municipal Council of Cape Breton has unanimoust voted to guarantee five per cent. interest for twenty-five years on $100,000 bonds or stock, and to free from taxation for a similar period. The promoters propose to invest $800,000 in ii. Mill that will employ 1,000 men and consume 150,000 tons of coal annually. They say the iron is in such close. proximity to the coal that it can be manufactured cheaper than in any other part of tlic vrorld. The Local Government will also he asked to guarantee five per cent on $300,000 for twentyâ€"five years. But the Quaran- tee of this 8400.000 is not be used unâ€" til after the promoters have invested $400 000 of their own money. If this scheme is carried out it Will be one of great importance not only to Nova Scotia, but also, to the other parts ofiho Dominion. The introduction of $400,- 000 of Foreign Capital to be invested in a legitimate undertaking will be of great importance and assistance to trade. The situation of establishing such Works cannot be beat, and we cannot but think the scheme will succeed if honestly and carefully werked. Cape Breton Island is situated at the eastern extremity of Nova Scotia mostly between lat. 45° and 47 ° N and Inn. 60° and 61° W. EXtrtiiie length from north to south 100 miles; extreme breadth 85 miles The first settlement in this Island (which i'as united under the same Government with Nova Scotia in 1819) was lltllde in 1712 by the French. It had been tlichvcrcd by Cabot in 1497 The Island is very irregularly shapedbeiv g: triangular, and is greatly indented vritli bays. Its proâ€" ducts ai‘e marble, granite, limo stone, gypsum, salt. coal, etc Of coal the de' posits are in extent of not. less than 120 square miles. There are also rich dcâ€" posits of the best iron ore and cold. Louisburg, C. B., has one of the fittest harbors in the world being 200 miles nearer Europe than Halifax. and as a coaling depot it ought to be unequalled on account of the cheapness of coal, the coal only coming: abom $1.25 avton at. the pit mouth. Cape Breton is diâ€" vided into four Counties, Richmond, Inverncss, Victoiia and Cape Breton. Sends 8 members to the Provincial Leg- islature and 5 to the House ofCommonsr; population in 1881. 84,500. ’1' he Sydney, C. B., Coal Mines are prov- erbial for their execlleut quality whoreâ€" cVer the coal is used, and the haibor is one of the safest and surest in the world. “'0 will be very much disappointed if the anticipations of the promoters of the scheme are not fully realised. The Canadian Pacific Railway being an appeal to public opinion against the Railway being carried across the Selkirk range, that route said to be oljeetionable lrom the danger ofFalls from Glaciers and Avalanches, and also cent-rally on other button, by Philo Veritas. Price 25 costs. We have to thank Messrs. Drysdale (e Co, Montreal, for a copy of the work. Matthew William Pruvn ofthe Town of Napaneee, is gazetted Member for Lenncx in the room of D. W. Allison, whose election but] been declared void. healthy action. m9” Woodbndée Jottings. H (From Our Own Correspondent.) Mathieson & liobsv-n. of Brampton, Manufacturers of Marble and Granite Tombsttmes and Monuments of all doâ€" scriptions, were in our village last week, and employed John MoCltire‘,‘of Woodâ€" bridgc, as their agent for taking orders for them. Any one wishing anything in that line would do their agent a great. kindness by dropping a postal card to him, and they will be promptly attended to, as he is unable: to do any work, and hasn’t a conveyance to convass the country. lull and see his designs; sat-- isfaction guaranteed or no pay. ‘ Only three weeks ago Mr. Henry Holland, formerly" head miller for Walâ€" lace Bros... starred a Flour and General Store at Islington, having saved a little money. He had put it into the bank, and needing it on the, 16th insl., he and his wife went to Toronto. and drew out the sum of over 8550.‘ He' gave it to his wile to take charge of, but she was only allowed to have it for a short time. It is supposed, a pickpocket had been ~ watching their- proceedings. and relieved her of money and pocket~ book. M r. I-Iolland gave up the store next day. and is going to milling again. ployinent, as he is a firstâ€"class miller. Mr. and Mrs. 'hos Irvine, of Wis- and friends around here. paid us a visit one .day last week. Hall on Wednesday, the 21st 1nst., by to about 312 B. last, and is rccoiering fast. John G. Ilalloti, of a daughter. Mr. John McIntosh, Woodbridgc and now of the new Arcade, Yonge Street, Toronto. paid us a flying visit on Saturday evening: last. Owing to our Member's father being so low, it is doubtful whether he will be present at the opening of the present Session of Parliament at Ottawa, The ENNIS of J C. Fyfo & 00., were sold to Kyle 8; Co , Toronto, at 76 cents outlzc dollar. Mr. .‘lackic is managing the business for awhile. I think there will be a change in the Weather soon for I saw a young man selling Honey on Tuesday, ivith a straw hat on. Mr M. Ilcamond lost his fine stallion, Waggoner, from Pink Eye last. week. Mr. John Wilkinson, of Owen Sound, offered John Addison, of Kleinherp, $1500 for one of his stallions, also Jame-2 Brown. Woodhrid e, $400, and a hlotk mare, formerly owned by his brother Michael, for his 3 yr old irotter. On Monday last. wheat sold for80 cts per bashcl : peas, 55 cts.; oats. 35 cts; pork, $6.50; bay, $10 00; and 20 lbs of sugar for 3 bags of pr-tatt cs. Our village is all alivc,atid Ilurrali for \Voodltridge l IVooobridge. Jan. 27th, 1885. â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"- CARRIED IN THE ROYAL CITY. Guelph is the Iitsi city in Ontario to adopt the Scott Act, Two oihets have tried iiâ€"Hamilion and lbnuitmd. 'l he 'Altibitious c,in defeated it by a majority of I150 in April. 1880. and Iii-antl'nid rejected it. by the. narrow inaj-uiiy Hi 6 last month The excitement during the campaign was intense. IVheii the iota was announced, the Temperance people were wild with (Ice-- light. Telegrams were sent out in all direc~ lions. 'Ihe Act was carried by a majority of 169, the vote pol'ed heng the largesl *ever known in the ' Rural city. The vote stood : Forf the All 680, against it 511. W ._.___.___.__,_.____.__.â€" ‘ The York County Council. (From the .VVORLD of Tuesday last.) The Council of the County of York for 1885 will meet for the first time at 2 p.m. Ill-day. The first business transacted will be the election of a warâ€"- den. The candidates in the field are Reeves Duncan of York, Richardson ol' Scarboro and Porter of Vaughan. Mr. Duncaiiis a Conservative and the other two lieforincrs. As the Council is largely reform it is liker either Mr. Iiieliardw son t.r Mr. Porter will be chosen,slihougli Mr. Duncan has rendered the country long and faithful service. I i These acquiie- . “Welling be may soon be successful in getting cur-- consin. is visiting this week his mother Dr. Orr, of Maple, and his father A Social was held in the Temperance the iiienilzers of the Society and friends of the Scott Act for the purpose of re - pairing: their Hall. Proceeds amounting 'l‘. McBride after eight weeks’ sickness in Buffalo, returned to our vil- lage with his {umber on Thursday night Birthâ€"On the 20th inst., the wife of formerly of in the Carnival Star a double page which is said to be the mOst sideâ€"split? ting cartoon ever published in this coun- try. Fiftccn cents in stamps sent to the publishers. 'Grahani "& Cc], Montreal, will secure a copy of what. is said to .be the greatest Illustrated ’paper ever issued 3 in this country. m”. L. A Wine Conclusion. lfyou have vainly tried many‘ remedies for rheumatism. it will he a wise conclusion in try Hugvard’s Yellow Oil. It cures. all painful diseases when other medicines fail. -_ ,___â€"___ l Vaughan Council. , ‘ The members elect of the Municipal Council ofihe Township of Vaughan met at the Town Hall. on Monday, the 19lli ('ay of Jan.. 1895, at 11 a m . . Members present: I'. Porter,Reeve; "rm Cook, Isl Deputy-Reeve: D. Reaman, 2nd Deputy-Reeve; Geo. I‘Illinll. Councillor. - 'I be members elect having eXecuted the declaration of qualification and of ofiice. took their seats and proceeded to business. A petition was presented from Alex. Gouin and 3.5 others for the appointment of Mr Jas. McFadden as assossor” liofdllb west halfot' the Township. Moved by Mr. Malloy. seconded by Mr. Elliott. that the Treasurer bound is herebv authoriZed to pay, the following claims for sheep killed by dog or dogs, being two- t'hiids their value: > ' J Jeffrey, 4 sheep killed,les‘si$2 for ' skins. $24 66 , 5 wriiiuded,$8.66.$33 32 Thus Oliver, 1 Iatiib killed ,..‘.1 .‘ "-2- 66 J. Marshall, 7 lambs, less $12 car-- cuss sold............... .2166 --â€"Cnrried. Moved by Mr] Reamer». seconded by Mr. Cook. that‘tbe Treasurer be and. iii hereby authorized to continue the ldep‘osit tif the funds belonging to the ’l‘ownship in the Central Bank of Cmmdaâ€" Carried. ' ' Moved by \Mr. Cook, seconded by Mr, Rennmn,tlmt the Treasurer be and is hereby lililllti'lZ‘TI to pay the following accounts: C Mason, 2 days work at $1 50..... $3 00 R Rumblefifl " “ “ .. “7 Graham 13} ' J W Rumble, 10 W Rumble, 19 “ . l’n'tt l'FOll 6; Bro. 68 at 50c, working in pit, Wm Proctor. 324 days at $1 50.... Geo Hoopt r, if " “ Jas Newton. :2 Jon var 11, 7 J no Diblis, l I John Gillies, ‘28 Then Oliver, 3 John l’arkins, 7 _ H Rumble. “so loads gravel... C H Rumble, 28- days at $1 50. P Bassingwaite. 7:5 “ " Patterson & Bro,35 “ H Rumble, 2M "' v ...... W I'roctor, 35; " at, 500. work in pl Jas Watson, 567 loads of gravel at 10c Jim Watson. Hg days at $1 50 ......... Geo.Lonr, 5 " " Jun Ehermnn 1'21) N hirby. 32 ~Carricd Moved by Mr Mnlloy, seconded by Mr. Elliott that the Treasurer be and is here-- u u i. u u v .- u .i u u 10 turn. I Passer) run Civil} Sssvrcs EXAM. animate?Assassin‘s]?! it??? ' . . ‘E'xra‘n tFrgt'llMlllixed :Pickles afar . 2 cents a qua :I'thheap Clash House. SENT‘OCT in: as for-year withstandiqgwgg ibieanj,‘ 5 ftir,‘tbe 'pap'tEr think *tliat-Aotnattenvtion has been paid to licovering dries ‘flour dressing: until a good coating" is obtained. remitting aniuuntsithat': are justly.owin2,. and which: we Frequire. ‘ Some persons will be sold‘: day; - "I . . . ti'l' gm . v. .=.(~ . .. . '4 M'lSSIONAllh‘IIETINGr-A Missionary Meetiiig-= in ‘c'onneotion'wi'tli 'the' Church of[Evntiltiiid'"iiii'tliisVVilliigefTwill be held next Tuesday c‘i ii'ing‘at 7.30 o’clock. Rev. Mr.,;ngriing,'of_Newniarkct, and Ollll‘rht,.:wlll address the ,ineetintr. At. the close blithesscrg‘iccs a collection \will he takenJup in of the Church Mission Fund.“- “ " ‘ a ' “ ' “'Tl’léilOUT-w-Ay bfi}1E;â€"“ Felix" is icce‘ivt’d,-hiilr.*'d?elix” forgot: tovput his own name iii "W'Illldlls communication. “In c’aiiiidl ~‘htr‘ld‘ " ourselves responsible for otheri pewd’pld'dfiopihions, therclore it is custouthryfllioi‘all communications to beaccouipanied with the name of the \vritnr :gismahguul‘zmtce of good .faith. "Felinrmustphsrinto the‘ waste paper basket. "Sorry for it: V ' , rm“, _ p , _ "EXECUTOESI .Nt)TICE.-â€"Under and by virtue of Revised Statutes of Ontario, the Creditors of'Mrs'. Ann Atkinson, late of'tlie'village of Richmond Hill, widow, irhoidied otter about the 15th of Ocâ€" hiber,_1884- “hips to ,send '0‘”, or before Wednesde Istwilayof April next, their Cli-risiizui,vaii'd .vSiiiynanA‘s. addresses and descriptions, the fall particulars of their1clziitns,tctc.,‘etc.. as after that date the assets-lifth'e estate. will be distributed Sec advertis§niérit. f ,3 A‘ .rr Skutlvo‘ tJ’s-retirâ€"«A number of young ladiesflfi‘nd neurleinen from thisl villagej‘iiidiSTprintfbill Skating Rink a \isit on Tuesdayfilvening last. The Iliuk is;yst}m~c'vi'lizit‘ larger than the one in our village: and their-(was exec lent and tlioioitphly,,packeti with skaters. The Sprittulii-llians iteatu‘l their visitors. in a very, friepdly,manna _ and extended many invitations fora return trip to he made in the shear future. A very eoâ€" joyable evening Was spent by all parties. ,. rial; rain specialtyiit The Cheap Cash Ho,uae,~,- Try. them and be conâ€" vinced. " Agriculturalt;§oc. held at Woodhridge ct by authorized to pay the following road no.- CONNIE: District No 1â€" ' t J Lahmcr, hurtling is loads of gravel.... '1‘ Webster, 5? fort planku A Dalziel, 1 car 3in plank, District No 3â€"~ , ' G Peterman. repairing bridge between 10 ‘25 tl‘lld‘lfi. (5th Con......,.,....., ..... J L Card. repairing Kleinburg bridge... ~~Carried. Moved by Mr. Cook, seconded by Mr. Renman, that the 'l‘rensurer be. and is here»- h ' authorized to pay 'i . F. McMahon, for [ii‘lllllllg Township Minutes for 1884. 28 pares, at $1 35: $3l7.&0â€"Carried. Moved by Mr Cook, seconded by Mr. Ileainan. that the Clerk and Treasurer is herhv authorized to purchase for the use of the 'I‘ownsliip a cash hook and ledger. also in prtwute a Copy of the latest issue of Harrison’s Municipal Manual ~Cariisd. Mv Vet‘l by Mr Malloy, sect-nde by Mr. lieamiin. that this Council authorize-the! sale of all the. timber belonging: to the Sllll Con. road allowance In front of lots 20 and 2., and tried all the timber belonging: to the side road line llPth'l‘lt lots 20 and 21 for the distance of 20 tilde from the 8th Cnn. road allowance. and that Get). Elliott be tactiit"4,:ié............ F. VVfilltlQe,§l'_,-Iolln Reunion, Auorew BaikcifGeo. F. Wallace, John Golding, W. J.,Fnijtlisorg. Win. Capiicr, A. J. .Griflith, Ja‘mesRuncan; Auditors; John McClure aiid'Jaiucs Bell. GRAND ' fills; Haremâ€"The grand Ito-Union under the Auspices oI ' the llicht'no'ndllill Mccbauics’ Institute will be held in the Temperance Hall on Friday evening, 30th inst. The firsr part ofthe I"rttg‘raiiiriie will consist of Headings, Recitations, Solos, (Vocal and Instrumental) Duet-s, Quartettes, etc., by some Of‘llle best home and foreign talent that can be secured. "The second part will spell with Shadow P; utomimcs, “ A Night in -a Strange Hotel," by the .Richmond Hill-DmmaticClub. Tickets, nonâ€"members, 15ccnts ; children.10 cts; members free: - iii-pointed in sell the. same and that the seal of the corporation be affixed heretoâ€"Cav- ried. Moved by Ill r. ,Mullny, seconded by Mr. Elliott. that this (louncrl hold its regular uu-oiings on the Sl‘ChIld Tuesday in each month during the remainder of the year, except the months of May. June and Dec , which meetings to be held on the 20th of May: the IGih uf'Jii-m: and 12ili of Dec , and ihe (‘lotk is lit-ioliy instructed“) ,gei yiiultéd I00 (topics (if the dates (if the ,said “leanings in the usual lorm for distribution. â€"Carried' ' Moved by Mr Reunion, seconded by Elliott,, that the use of the Tovvii Hull grounds he grants = cd to the Trustees of S S No 9 for u play ground for the children attending said school. on the payment of so by tho Trustees of said section. â€"â€"Czirried. 'l’lic followiungyâ€"ane were then passed :7 By-Luw No 473 making appropriation forroads, bridges, die. liy-Luw No 474 appointing Messrs Jan and John buttress, Auditors. By-Law No 475 regulating salaries of certain township officers. Byanw No 476 appointing fence-“viewers and pound-keepers for the present your as follows :â€" Fence-Vicwers~Dist No 1â€" David Siiiellle, Jon Keller, Nelson Playter. l‘isth'o 2~Itlichacl Reu- man, George \Valluce,,Jno Kaiser. Dist No 8â€" W l’uttcrson,Richard Egan, W Constable r , l’riiind~Keepersâ€"DistNo l DrividlllnrhAndi-ovv Russell, Peter Bussingtliwnitn, Dist No 2â€"]tobt Ituwntrec, Pierce Fletcher, Lewis Lock, G Wal- lace. l‘ist No Sâ€"J McKinnon, 'W Palmer, 'l‘hos O'Neil, Gen Phillips, J Wilson. _ By-Law No 477 appointing Jos Snider nndJos t-torichousc Assessors. The Council then adjourned till Tuesday, Feb v La hmcr cts, selling off titipreatly reduced prices at The Clielip Cash Home. Tun PUBLIC. HEALTII.-â€"â€"-From all parts of the country we hear and road accounts of‘ prevailing sickness of a malarial character amounting in some distric'salinost to an epidemic. The medical men-are somewhat undecided as in the precise, cause. of the trouble, but the getteralnooviscnsus of opinion is that the diseasebf a typhoid character, is induced luv bad- drainage, foul drinking Water, and" disregard of sanitary laws :gt‘tml‘iilley ,‘It is :ilsn“st__atcd that the atiiiospllei~iokzondiiinns have conduced to unhs-acirg'tlic.,systetn and rendering it more liable to disease ' Tun. WAanss Encartaâ€"The new Council fiirtttiiechinty of York met in the (’iiur'ty‘lloll 'I‘tlr(thtO,“Oll' Tuesday. last, :I‘iidall 't'Ae‘l'ortyâ€"‘four members, ex cept liner, i on. ,of Gcorfiiiia, were prose at, a The, first ,busi'tess -tr_a_ns: pied was v1=tbevaelecritui . of. . at new Warden. There Were two'Candidates in the field, {ecves Duncan“! York. and Richard- son, ‘of TScat-hint). Reeve Porter, of Vaughan, dropped out: of the contest M 10th, to meet at 10 a to. Jan MVLAWRENCVELVCICIX. Send six cents for postage, and le- ceive free, a costlv box or goods which will hel you to more money; right; ~' sway t an anything else in' this world. All, (ii-either sex, succeed (rum first hour The broad road to fortune opens beforothn work- on, shoolutel euro, At once nddress, T317! k. (30 Auueta nine. ‘ ‘ Br the new, ,wlcstof the Cunncil a direct. you, or anytime by ballot is' taken on each, candidate separately ,, The ,.vote was “takeuéforv-Bgcve - Richardson - first, and’he received 26 out of the 43 ballots cast,"wliichif”~relpcted him. The new W'arde‘thhen tlia'iikEd the‘Couucil Very kindly for ’h’is‘election." ' " , ,. , I paratns has led to the discovery of the Zâ€"J. AZ"Watson,‘W. AI McCagu-e‘audi’ p Alex. McCillef our High School, pass. is’infetidcd to be kept in the house and“1 ed the Higlileij‘giade Civil service Ex- is ,alv‘vaysread'y for an emergency, ' i 0 soft soap toafresb burn almost instantly l removes-the fire from the flesh, accordâ€"‘ i V I , ’Weih‘avc sent out several burned repeatedly himself. If the inâ€" bills,a’a§nd:ctilleilltcntion to ‘pai'tiesn‘ow; jury, is very severe, as 'soon as the" pain i ' ‘ arid not-. ceases apply linseed oil and then ,dusty surprised. to over. with fine flour, as it will in a day or two, and a new skin will be found to have formed where ' the skin was burned. ' ' ' Orricsnfi‘fichiornnreThe following arcttlie’ Qfiicér'sfelected at the Annual Meeting of the West Riding of York Wednesdayaot'ls-st week, 218i inst., :â€" Jolill Abell', 'Pré‘sident; J. P. xliull, lst ,strongerslimulant than waterlnrgely diluted Viceâ€"Pt'esidmitzfgsT. E. Wallace, Treas. ; . T: FW‘VulflfiQfi;fiSÂ¥Cl€ldl$«5:~_,Dl[80l01‘8, T. second and and wiihauhniusing farce. cntitledl HEAVY? W001. Shootings and Blank- I lieu of property by water and fire up»: ropertiesloft‘his chemical fluid, which rim Bonus â€"A free applicatiouof, rig to a'medicalr man who had been When this lastI hard repeat the oil; and. When the latter dries allow it to stand until ii' Cracks and falls pod, tsrio, Chapter 107. section 34, the Creditors of I , J.‘ H. SANDEBSONH’. 8.. .Wednesday. lst April, MRS. ANN ATKINSON. « Late of the units at iiitiiutitn mu. In His County etYork. Widow, Deceased, who died on or about/the loll) day of October._ 1584, are hereby notified to send by post prepaid, on or before - 'ow next ensuing. to the undersigned Executors of the personal estate of the said Ann Atkinson, their christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions,.the full particular 8 of their claims, a. statement of their accounts, and the‘uuture of the securities {if anyi hold by them, and that imi’ncdiately after the the said lst duty of April next. the assets of the estate of the said Ann Atkinson will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, having reference to the claims of which notice shall have been furnished to the executors as above r0t1uil‘ed;uri(1 the said ex- ecutors will not be liable tor the said assets or any part thereof to any person or persons oi whose claims notice shall not have been receiv- Hoi.i.owav’s PiLi.s â€" Weak Stomach.â€" The wisest cannot enumerate one quarter of the (IISINSSIIILV symptoms arising from! imperlect or disordered digestion. all of whicbcan berreljevetl by these admirable Pills. 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Should two or more coi reel answers i be t‘cce‘ivu’d, the Iii-nuns will be divided, The money will hp forwarded to the winner February l5tli. 1895 ' Persons trying for the reward , minim-noon (main silver (,no‘ postage stamps thigh] with their answer. for which they nil receive the Monthly for March. ' in wltlt‘ll the name and address of the winner of the ' n-waid and the correct answer wil he plumbed. and in which several more \Mlllkhlt‘ towards will be VII-979d. Address Rim silos I'rsianirc Coma-arr, Eastou, Pd. ‘ Temperance and J ingoism. ‘ M r. Wm. Sproston Cains, the newly ap- pointed Lord of the Admiralty and member of Parliament for Scarborough, presided ill the weekly meeting of the Young Abstain-- ers' Union in Exetcr hall. Mr. Cains is not young. and is not an abstainer. but he made an excellent Temperance speech. lie es» pecially glorified the spread of abstinence to the British army and navy. He said that. the giem majority of the gallant followers of General Lord Wolsi-ley. who were now ' tinveisingthe deserts bordering the Nile. vere making,r that toilsomc march With no with mud. Kehirs, which crushed Arabi's i rebellion, was made on cold tea. and the. bravest of the men who were under Admiral Seymour at. the bombardment of Alexandria, were among the 8.000 total absiniiiers now err-- mixture ofjiugo and water immensely tie-- lighted the audience. who shook the hall with applauso, and at the conclusion of the unanimously voted to Mr. Caine. Mme“ \_ t[ for working people, Send To cents nest-- vuliiublo sample box of~ goods tliut Will I put you in the way ofmnking more money in it few days than you ever thought possible at at home and Work in spare time only, or all the time, All of both sexes, of all ages, grandly suc- cessful. 50 cents to $5 easily earned every even- ness, we make this unparalleled oifor : To all who are not well satisfied we will send $1 to pay for the trouble of writing us, Full particulars, ly sure for all who start at once, Don't delay Address. STINEON 5; Co Portland Maine ' 7â€". I rolled in the Blitish navy. This clever speech the thanks of the society were age, and we will mail you free a royal, any business Capital not required, You can live iiig, That all who want; work may test the busi- directions, etc, sent free. Immense our absolute- .The Dynamite Explosion. ' The Cowardly explosions by Dynamite in England is said to have beecn planned by three Irishâ€"Americans .in Paris. One, by the name of Cunningham, has been arrested, and it is said, to have made important revelations. One result of the outrage has been the decision by an influential Railway Company to dismiss all persons of Irish ‘l-irth from its employment. Windsor Castle has been closed to all visitors,and double guards have been placed upon all the public buildings, â€"â€"-‘_>.< HE IS A JOLLY Goon FELLOW.â€" Mr Ellis, 01' the firm of the Barber Ellis 8; 00.. Wholesale Stationers, Toâ€" ronto, has been on a trip to England and returned lately, has been made the reâ€" cipient'ol'a diamond ring by the emâ€" ployee of the establishment. Mr. Ellis, who. was quite taken by surprise, reâ€" Isponded in a. suitable manner. »._Aâ€"â€"-â€"> u<aâ€"-â€"-__L Remarkable Restorntlon. Mrs. Adelaide O'Brien. oi liufi‘alo, N. 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