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Rxcnmmn iHILL, ONT. (Late of Brooklyn N. Y.), formerly Resident Surgeon to the N.Y. State Woman’s Hospital, N.Y. City, and Visiting Physician to St.John’s Hospital and Southern Dispensaries, Brooklyn. OFFICE Korma until 10 n m.; and from 6 to 8 p in Richmond Hill Aug 29th, H389: Thankful for the favors of the past years may still be consulted in any branch of the pro lessinn, as follows ': Richmond Hill. . 9th & 24th of each moat- A L, England (Late [01' London, England Surgeon, Etc. Emilee Hours 8 to 9.80 a.m., and l to 2.30 p.m BR. LEWIS G. LANGSTAFF! Vltallzed Air for extracting. 1 will -fill teeth without pain at the lowest prices. '.Besh teeth on rubber $8, cheapest $6. 7 V (hi'Palmer House) Aurora. lat, 8th, 16th, and 22nd do taufhille . . . . . . . . . . . . ....18th do Markham ...... . ..2'Jth do Victoria Square . 215$ do Thornbil] (Walke 3 Hotel 23rd do VVoodbridge . .. .. .28th - do Kleinburg .. ...29bh do Nobleton ..... . ...... 30th do Vitalized air always on hand at the places uqmintment. It does away with the pan Ixtracting B. B. Orr, M. B. and First Silver Medalist University of Toronto. M. C. P. S. Ontario. L. ‘5. E. Corner King & Yonge Sts., TORONTO. VITA LIZED A [R ! Dr A ROBINSON. Barristers, Solicitors, &c. Oflices 1 Adelaide Street East, Toronto. Richmond Hill Post Ofi'ce Every Saturday. J RFullel‘tOD. W Cook, J R Miller. I‘RIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN. Toronto. May 29th, 1884. ly-pfim Fullerton, Cook, Wallace & Macaonald. about the finial): put of its bulk, It in a gun-i. double lizetelo- scope. :- large n in any to onrry We will also lhow you how you an mnke (mm 33 (0* I0 a day at least. from the nhrt,with- on! experience Ballsr writ“, at once. We fly BU express chug Addruu. H. HALLETT a C0,. Box 88 , PORTLAND. Mull. EA.W. mum some on one or the ‘ ‘: -â€"- BEST 'l‘el- encopel i n k ‘ “h, the world. Our r-cxmiea an unequaled. and to introduce our ‘0, superior good: wn will uendx-‘REE ' to ONE PERSON in each locality, * as abuvc. ()nly lhane who wri‘a ‘ to us at once can make sure of < the dunnce. All you have [0 do in , wmrn is to bhow our good! to those who raII~yuur neighhon and those around you. The be- ginning of m- advertisement IhOWl the unan end of the tele- The following cut given the appo-arnncv or it reduced to LEWHEEJEESIMILLIEAN f~ Barristers,Solicitors, John McDonald, Esq. (141- Q94 Hon. SenatorlLIcMaster A. . ‘5“ James Metcnlfe, Esq. Rev. 19’“ Long made on security 0f 001411"- . On Saturdays. Money to Loan at Lowest Current Rates A G F LAWEfiGE. T C MILLIGAN. Nov 27 H]. “384 CONVEYANCERS, ETC. , . Toronto Offices-Efiéfib‘gfgfi Richmond Hill Office-E: r 5 erficvefint lugs 38%. Lonnsrfiade toChuréh Trustees, M a 303's mt" 0‘ interest. send for Iprospect. - THE PALMER. HOUSE RICHMOND HILL, J Palmer. Pr Sir mfm. McAthur, K C M G, M. P, {bx-Lord Mayor 9f London, Iarps1dent. w w 1335th913.3quÂ¥ I Aficcretary Reserve Fund. $10,000,000 Annual Incolne - - - - - - 1:600v000 Inves‘ed in Ckuada. . . 1,200,000 Dem}: claims pal-d - - - - 10,0001000 Oct 26. 1868â€"1 your Bred March 1888 By J, C. Snell, out of Imported Stock, is an thra. good Boar, having very sound young Saws of his get form'hich I want a fresh Boar. I will [sell him sooner than I would otherwise have (10116.1 THE STAR -Ear1 Olermont- Assurfic’efstm’y Unlocks nr'llthe clogged avenues of the Iiowels, Kidneys and Liver, carry- ingofi‘ gradual} y without weakening the tspstcm, all the impurities and foul Rumors of the secretions; at the same (Wane Correcting Acidity of the Stomach; curing Biliousness; Dyn- yepsia, Headaches, Ei‘zziness, Heartburn, Constipation, Ih-yness cf the Skin, Dropsy, Dhnness of Vision, Jaundice, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scrofula, Flattering of the Heart, Nervouaness, and Gen- (A'al chility; :1?! these and many 0Lth similar Complaints yfohl to the nmv influencer mof lJUELBGCK BLOOD BETTE-123; T. mum): £ 63., 1 BOAR FOR SALE. O. H. RIGGS, L. D. S., THE KEY TO HEALTH. DR. ORR, MAPLE. T017 JITO- REFERENCES- Becfda Treus f ‘ a . I. or Lannda. 32.Welhngton 5% E3817. TOYO- SURGEON DENTIST, AURORA {Of London, England, Efitfiim‘ei. genital, ELIFE 2477mm, A D PERRY, H. QUETTON Sr. GEORGE, Oak Ridges _No. 14 Building dz Loan chambers,” Toronto st. de. Campbell, Esq., A_ . Smith, Esq. new L‘Anoch \Vood, D. Dec- ]St 583 the; places Rear of the Central Bunk ‘ny’s Policy at B1 No. 36 Whole No. 1648 Volume 31. Changeâ€"Wm Atkinson. Farmer‘s Advocate and Home Magazineâ€" THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, ’90. The date printed on each paper denotes the time when the subscription expires. We do not hold ourselves responamle zor me opinions of our Correspondents. may be round on 1119 at Gen 1’. Rowen & Co's Newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce st.)where advertis- ing contracts may be made for ith NEW YORK CANADA SHOULD BE REPRESENTEDs â€"~Thcre is to be an exhibition of Island Products, Manufactures and Works of Art at Jamaica in 1891, which will take in the products of Great Britain and other countries and Colonies. Every efi'orl. should be made by our Govern- ment to have Canada well represented at Kingston, Jamaica. Full text of the same is contained in the Canada Gazette. glpper Canada Bible Society was held in “13 Lecture-Room of the Methodist Church on Thursday evening last. Rev. Mr. b‘urlon, B. D., of' Toronto, adâ€" Lqressed the meeting on behalf of the sokqiety. After the routine business, ‘1}.0“ w. W. Percival closed the the A meeting by a short address. To FAR “Eggâ€"All farmers who have fine samples bxf clove”, whents, oats, and other choice grains, are requested to offer them to Tire smell"! Bros' OO’y' Toronto, who are aways 0"‘-_the 1001‘ 0m for the best samples. Thwafirin are always apaco with the time“; an“ in." and sell only the very best seeds' qumablg' They are doing agreat. wm‘k "1 “1;”; Canada of ours in advancing its Agrl“ cultural interests. I DISCOURAGING.~â€"The mild weather of the past weeks has been very discour- gigging to those desirous of the pleasures of skating and curling on the rink. One or two days of cold weather gives «he oppertunity of getting, in a good foundation ice when a thaw nets in and <p0iis it again. Skaters will doubtless mow lmw in appreciate it when they get a chance. THE VAUGHAN Council’ meets next Tuesday, Feb. 11th, at 10 am. FOR pure spices go to the Concrete House. OFFICIAL VISIT.â€"W. P. Cole, D. D. G. 31., will pay Ivy Lodge, No. 114, A. 0. U. W., an official visit on Tues-â€" day evening next. BUG POISONâ€"Wm. Atkinson of the Concrete is advertising Bug Poison this week and gives you Honest and faithful statements. See change of Advt. CATARRH, mTAnnHAL Duruzssâ€"HAV rcvn' A new HOME vacuum-r. Sufferers are not generally aware that these diseases are contagious, or that they are due to the presence of living parasites in the lining membrane of the nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic research, however, has proved this to be 9. feet, and the result of this discovery is that a simple remedy has been formulated where- by eetarrh, catarrhal deafness and hay fever are permanently cured in from one to three simple applications made at heme by the patient once in two Weeks. N .B.â€"â€"This treatment is not a. snuff or an ointment; both have been discnrded by reputable physicians as injurious. A pamphlet explaining this new treatment 15 sent on receipt of ten cents by A. H. DIXON & SON, 303 West King Street. Toronto, Canada.~â€"Toronto Globe. THE MONTHLY Fair held here on Wednesday last was poorly attended. WASH embroidery silks and other kinds for sale at the HERALD store. REV. Mn. CALDWELL, of Lnskay, will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist Church here next Sunday evening. BALLâ€"The sale of Stock, Impleâ€" ments, ete., advertised by the Execuâ€" tors of the Laogstafi Estate for Tuesday last, was well attended. The bidding was lively and good prices were obtained. Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should aarefully read the above. WE RECEIVED notice the other day of the final winding up of an estate that did not pay one cent to the creditors. The whole realisation of the business was simply swallowed up in legal and other expenses. PERSONALâ€"The very many friends of Mr. John Duncan will be sorry to learn that he is in a poor state of health, having been confined to thehouse for the past. three weeks. THE EMPIRE SAYS: â€"W. R. Capnor, an old and respected citizen of'Klein- burg, Ont., died 'on Monday, of pneuâ€" monia, preceded by an attack of la grippe. The disease has taken a firm hold in that locality, and there are a number of serious cases. v E. Y. L. (J. MEETING -â€"A meeting of the business committee of the East York Conservatives was held at the Albion hotel, Toronto, on Saturday last. The matter of selecting a candi-- date for the Commons election was discussed, butit was deemed best not to take any action "at. the present time. A GOOD LECTURE.- A lecture, under the auspices of the L. O L., No. 91, will be delivered by Rev. Bro. Perry, G. L. 0., of Lloydtown, at Victoria Hall Thornliill, on Monday, Feb, 24th. Subjectzâ€"Canada and Orangeism. A small entrance fee of 10 cents will be charged at the door to defray expenses. Rev. W. W. Percival has~ been invited to preside. Doors open at 7.30. BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING.â€"The an- nual meeting ofthe R. H. Branch of the Local and General. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. We 3mm WWII. Richmond Hill. Ont. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. COUNTY COUNCILâ€"At its sitting yesterday the County Council decided by 23 to 18, that at the expiration of the preemt leases of the York roads all tolls be abolished and the roads mainâ€" tained by a general rate on the county excepting the municipalities into which or along which these ‘roads do not run. AN OLD RESIDENT GONEâ€"We ro- gret to learn of the death of Mr. John Williamson who {or many years resided at the Corners, but lately has been living at Thornhill where he died. Mr. Wilâ€" liamson was a man much respected and reached a good round age. His funeral took place at Oak Ridges toâ€"day, Rev. W. W. Bates, of Thornhill. ofliciating. Ou Monday at Osgoode hall 0. J. Holman and Ailfled\.MCDougall moved for the dis- chame 0“ Jojx Archibald Watson, of the a . Village of Map“. in York County. Who \p . for some mou tbs 3.5! has been confined in Toronto Jail umler ‘3 cayias' It Will be “3' membered that. “also” W3: the defendallt in the action of Kirby V. Wak‘o“ for $5,‘ I 000 damages,which was fried abom 3 ye” ago at the Aseizea. It was an action for damages for breach of pi-oiifiige in marriage- and seduction. The plaim‘Jfl“ Was Miss Alice Kirby, of Maple. where Watson had been a school teacher. The jury returned a verdict for $5,000vf0r the plaintiff Wat- son, afler the trial, was- unable to cowply with certain demands- in the matter of bail, and was oblige<l=to go to jail. An order was made on Mbuday for his discharge-«‘- APPOINTMENTS.â€" The Honorable Thomas W. Taylor. Chief Justice of the Court of Queen’s Bench for the Pro- vince of Manitoba,was appointed adminis trator of that Province, for the purpose of opening the Legislature ...... Alexan- der Roland Milne, of the citv of Victor- ia, B: 0., has been appointed Collector in Her Majesty’s Customs......William Taylor House, of the Township of Ber- tie, Ontario, has been appointed Landing Waiter and clerk in H. M. Customs. vas. OYSTER SUPPER.â€"An Oyster Sup- per, under the auspices of the Parochial Branch of the Diocesan Women’s Auxiliary Association, will be held (D. V.) in Victoria Hall, ThornhillI on Wednesday, Feb. 12th. The Thorn- bill Glee Club will render a good musical programme; and Mr. McGraw, Toronto's famous comic singer, has also consented to be present. The committee will spare no pains to make the entertain~ ment first-class in every respect. Doors open at 6.30 pm. Tea cakes, sand- wiches, oysters, eto.,will be served at 7 o’clock. Tickets, 25 cents; extra plates of oysters, 100. D. W. Clendenan, Esq , exâ€"Mayor of West Toronto Juncâ€" tion, has been invited to take the chair. See posters. A. O. U. W. CONGERT.â€"There was a grand concert in Pickering on Tues- day evening under the auspices of the United Workmen of that village. The Hall was jammed by an attentive audi- ence eager to hear a concert by some of the best city talent. The programme was under the direction of Mr. J. D. A. Tripp, A. T. C. M., and the names of the performers are sufiicient to enable one to judge of the excellency of the concert: â€"Miss Boddy. Contralto ; Miss Ida Simpson, Soprano ; Mr. T. Litster, Ten- or; Mr. S. Martin, basso ; and Mr. Ram- say. humorist. Miss Simpson is of Richmond Hill, and her success at Pick- ering has given her a still larger circle of admirers among the lovers 10f music. FORESTERS’ SUPPERâ€"The annivers ary supper of Court Richmond,No. 7046, held on Friday evening last, was a big event among the Brethren in this vicinity. The High Chief Ranger, Permanent Secretary, and Treasurer, ‘besides three of the Executive Council, and others from Toronto were present. The officers of Court Laurel, of Springhill, were also on hand. After a short session at their Hall the guests adjourned to the dining room of the Grand Central were the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs A. J. Rupert, had a splendid oyster supper awaiting them. Toasts were drank and responded to by excellent speeches from the High Court. Ofliccrs and others. A number of 50103 were sung by some of the Brethren and a very pleasant, time was spent. To OUR SUBSCRIBERS~The SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT which appeared in our columns sometime since, announcing a special arrangement with Dr. B. J. KENDALL 00., of Enosburgh Falls, Vt., publishers of “ A Treatise on the Horse and his diseases,” whereby our subscrib- ers were enabled to obtain a copy of that valuable work FREE by sending their address to B. J. KENDALL C0., (and enclosing a two-cent stamp for mailing same) is renewed for a limited period. We trust all will avail themselves of the opportunity of obtain- ing this valuable work. To every lover of the Horse it is indispensable, as it treats in a simple manner all the diseases which afliict this noble animal. Its phenomenal sale throughout the United States and Canada, make it standard authority. .Jllention this paper when sending/or “ Treatise.” No. 23 A. F. & A. M.â€"Richmond Lodge was paid an oflicial visit by R. W. Bro. Wm. Iloai', D. D. G. M. for the 11th Masonic District,Monday evening. His remarks were very entertaining and instructive and he spoke highly of the work done by the Lodge, which ,was very encouraging to the members and also spoke ofthe neat manner in which the secretary had kept his books. After the Lodge closed the brethren and visit- ing brethren to the number of 20 or 25 repaired to W. Bro. Rupert’s where a repast was served in his usual style, of which all heartily partook. After the usual toasts. the Queen, the Grand Lodge, responded to by It, W. Bro. Reef, The Visiting Brethren. responded to by W. Bro. High, W. Bro. Kirby and others of Vaughan Lodge, Rich- mond L‘odge, responded to by W. Br0' Newton, W. Bro. Skeele S. W. Mc~ Mahon and J. W. Clubine, Bros. Moodie and McMahon each gave a song which was well rendered and well received, after which, the J. W. toast was given and the company broke up about eleven o’clock well pleased with the evening’s proceedings. ' L‘Ischarged From J an]. The following is a copy of an address (which was accompanied witha valuable Astmkhan coat) presented to the Rev. J. W. Cameron by his present congregation. The Rev. gentleman was at one time pastor of the Presbyterian Church of this place and Thornhill. and many will be glad to hear of his continued welfare at. the place he is now stationed at:â€" T0 REV. I. W. CAMERON, DEAR lumenâ€"We have come here to-night for the purpose of expressing our esteem for you, and to encourage you in the good work in which you are engaged. You have labored amongst us during the past two years with untiriug zeal, and your devotion to your work has not only secured success but also won the admiratioupf the whole congregation. We feel that any encomiums on your pastoral work, which we might express. would fall for short of its merit. We present you with this cost us a token of our esteem. We de- sire to express our best wishes for yourself and those of your household. We hope that you may long remain our pastor. May God bless all your efiorts for the furtherance of His cause in this part of His vineyard, and when life’s labors are over may it be our happy experience to meet around His Throne on high. Signed on behalf of congregation by W. CAMPBELL; W. WADDELL, J. WATSON. J. GBIEYE, S. LEGGATT, W. S'lEVENsON,‘ The report of the committee on Educa» tion, recommended a by-law for the appoint- ment of High School trustees. The by-law was read and passed. Messrs. Henry Welsh. Weston ; George Roso.Newmurket; John Van Noslraud. Aurora; Hugh Clarke. Markham ; and Wm. Trench, Richmond Hill' were appointed: Also Mr, J. T. B. Lindsey. of 'l‘hornhill, was appointed in place of Mr. Russell. Vaughan, to the Rich- mond Hill school board. A ' Mr. Vanzant gave notice at the County Council meeting that he intends moving That at the expiration of present leases of the toll-gates on the York roads, the Warâ€" den and Commissioners of County property be instructed to re-let the gates for one year. It is a great pity the Councillors cannot come to some {air and business like under- standing, looking to the removal of these gates without so much delay and so much discussion. The Reeve of Woodbridge ofi‘ered a very fair motion upon this subject, upon Which a fair and just conclusion might have been come to. lt is time these gates were set aside they are an annoyauce and injury to traffic and travel and fit only for the times and ages that are past. Since writing the above we notice that Mr. Bull. of Weston, gave notice that he would move “That the Committee on By-laws and Legislation be instructed to petition the Ontario Legislature not to renew or grants new charter to anv toll road company with- in the County Of York." THE Concrete promises to protect the interests of customers for 1890 by pro viding the best goods, the newest goods, the cheapest goods to all persons alike, regardless of age, sex or condition, and expects on your part your continued patronage just so long as you find that Atkinson gives you more and treats you better than any other dealer. A Sail on the Rlver Grand Christmas Day, 1889. DEDICATED TO ME BENTON AND SON, OF BRANTFOBD, ONT, WHO wanna THE VOYAGEURB Address and Presentation. I Father I §mike arvoyage, 0n the riv r Grand to day; Let. us celebrate this Christmas, In [I most unusual way. Over head the sun is shining, Batting down his genial rays, With a spring-tide hem, diflusiug. Fonttering winter's frosty haze " Very wglLf' ghe ansyeygiven, County Council Notes. In the river almost lean. Here the bank slid in the river, But a. few short years ago, With an earthquake shock it settled. In the river bed below Studded o’er with trees still leaning. In its length. two hundred feet. Fifty yards in width combining, Somewh [Lt changed the river street. One mile more of varied scenery, Past old “ Mohawk Church ” we glide. :Vhere the dust of Thafendanegea. ‘Heaceful rests its wal beside “Joseyh Brunt " of deeds historic. IS the [Ihieijs plain English name, Scholar warrior, brave, distinguished, In on; c‘mrntry'a early fame. BV his noble Christian efforts, ‘Built the Chu.‘ch that guards his tomb, Like IL Sentinel on dgtyi 1 Standing stern in agent i; 00m “ We will take our birch canoe, Which we brought from Lake Superior. Made by Indians at the Soo : Where we 'spent a. leasant sojourn, In our_tour of eig ty‘seven, Sailing, fishing, shooting rapids From the early mom till even " 'Tis a. sight unique and pleasant, Thus to see the waters roll; Unimprisoned by the ice-king Bounding on Without contra . Dear Old river Grand we love thee, On thy bosom love to sail, Love to see the sunset gleaming, On thy breast in calm or gale Not the oldest man now living. Who has lived its waters near, VVstched it in the changing seasons, E'er has seen it as this year; Leaping o‘er its boundary limits, Like a. deluge o’er the lee; Swsllod by flood-clouds downward pouring, ’Till they'form, e. mimic sea. Just at three pan. we started, Bidding loved at home good-bye, Launched upon the seething billows, On their mountain crests we fly; W ith a swam-like ease surmounting, Slamming waves, or gently dip ; The Dominion flag unfurling, At the stem to grace our trip Standing on the shore, spectators, Watch our fragile bark set sail, Wishing us a pleasant voyage, Anxious eyes the billowe scale; For the wind a gale is blowing, Tossing high the frothy waves; In our trust bark we fear not, Feel as se 8 as Indian braves Near at hand a gurgling caseede, Spreads its misty spray the while, Over Wutt‘s dem, comes tumbling, In a true spring freshat style ; Here we make u hurried portage, 0f a. hundred yards or more, To avoid the foaming torrents, That rush past with angry roar Then out birch canoe we carry. ’Till We’reech a. calmer tide. On the ever restless current, With velocity we ride. By the " Eagle’s Nest " we hurry, Where beneath its muttering wave, Many a. bather, life surrendered, Found a. chilly watery grave On We dash with speed increasing. Plunging as we seem to full, We are shooting " Blacker‘s Rapids," Most exciting scene of all; Then we take a sudden turning, Into calmer waters move ; Gaze aloft to view the grandeur, of “ Tsutelu. Heights " above Grand old bluff, with summit towaring Up one hundred feet in air, Tomb of the Teutele Nation. Once so numerous, dwelling there. One old women till surviving, Lives to represent her race, She elono can speak their language, She alone their history trace In our (la the ” Heights " are noted, Fer an near their fame has gone, Where “ Professor Bell " resided, There conceived the Telephone; Where he proved its application, To the Wants of this our age, The electric scheme completed, 'Which so many now engage Swiftly. on our course pursuing, Keeping still a. sharp look-out. To sail clear of a collision With the floating logs about. She uld we meet with one, collidina, Unuvailing tears and groans, \Ve would find ourselves residing, Down below with “ Davy Jones " Now the “Land Slide " meets our vision, Stmn est sight we yet have seen, Where t 9 trees seem nearly fallen, Richmond Hill, Jan 23, ’90 To the Electors of Wes! York. Yonr Vote and Influence is requested at the next election in West York for the Ontario Legislature on the following plat- form:â€" 1. Equal Rights for all classes and creeds. Stand for Canada before party in resisting French and clerical aggression. 2. Provincial Righm shou>1d be Subor- diname to the interests of the Dominion at large. 32;. Abolish the Separate Schools and have the Engliah language taught. to all citizens 4. Abolish School Book monopoly and make Schools more efficient. Veterinary Surgeon a Gold Medalist and Honorary Member of the Ontario College of Veterinary Surgeons, Toronto. Richmond Hill every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. Calla by Mail, Telephone, or otherwise promptly attended to ’ 5, Prohibition 01 the Liquor Traffic and (be placing of Licenses, so 1011;: as they continue, and civil service appoinimems in the hands of a Nun-I‘arlizan Commisson. 6. A Registration shortly before Elec- tions to save \he eXpense and complications allendin'g present system and also a secret ballot. 7. The continuance of the National Policy, so long as the United Slates main- tain present attitude, 8. l The preservation and development of mineral and limber iulereals. I 9. Make Elections come on a. fixed day so that neither party could surprise the other by springing an election on the country. 10. Place the redistribution of constitu- encies in Ontario with the Judges of the Court of Appeal. 11. Before capital ’geLs the hold upon our country that it has upon the United States, the position of those who labor should be made unassariable. ~THORN HILL, ONT.â€" 12. Honesty, economy and efficiency in allrdrepartrmenrts. This powder never varies. A marvel of puriby strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test,sh0rt weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only i3 cans. ROYAL BAKING Pownm}. 00.. 106 Wall With the above amendments the strong holds of the boodlers, office-seekers and those who trade upon race and creed for place and power would be broken down, and many a home now destitute and deso- laled would be made comfortable and happy- A Hubâ€"At Maple, on Friday, January: 31, the Wife of Charles Ham, of a son, FEnausoNâ€"At Malvem, Searboro‘, on Tuesday, the 4th Feb, of bronchitis, Wm. Ferguson, 11: his 78m your. WALLACEâ€"At his father’s residence, Ellerslie Farm, ‘Willowdale, Arthur Lang, eldest son of Wm Wallace, aged 2-1 years and 8 months. DUROSE~At Victoria Square, on \Vednesday February 5th. Mrs Murgmet Durose, aged 78 years and 19 days [Funeral on Friday morning to Thornhill] BISHOPâ€"At Maple, on Friday afternoon J unuury Slat, Alfred Bishop, aged 59 years, 10 mos St“; NY. IF wishes were horses would ride to the Concrete. " Mohewk Church " the oldest: temple Where Canadian Protestants‘ First assembled, Gnd to Worship, Praising Him in holy chants. Here, the first bs 11’s clanging music, Summoned to its sacred shrine. The “ Six Nations " of the red men, To give heed to truths divine First to break the forest stillness, Telling of a. gospel free, Echomg o’er its veles and hilltops, Message sent from o'er the see. Also the “ Communion Service.” Given by “ Good Queen Anne” to them, Brought bv them from old Fort Sumpter When they from "Oh-he-oh" (Ohio) came On the deep, dark, treacherous Moha.“ k, In our sixty pound canoe, Now we plv our trusty paddles, Swiftlv plough its waters through; Past the " Oxbar Bend ” we hasten, Which surrounds the property of the late lamented “ George Brown," Of respeqted memory Here our trip is nearly ended, As the “ Locks " appear in sight; The “ Canal " we skim with swiftness, Tum our prow for homeward flight. Now the crucial work commences,_ Absolutely Pure. I “Him. l Iowa: ‘ \‘185nmnw pu, .. will 6E1: teethrthe fierce wind howls, Like a. wild voracious monster, Greedy Neptune darkly scowls 'Tia no time for vain regretting, To the task we bend our oars, Every muscle strained in rowing. While the wind in fury mere. 011 we press through surging billows, 0n the liquid mountains rise, Silent in our great exertion. Cleave the waves ’neath darkening skies Wearied with our arduous toiling, To a. farm house we draw near, ‘ With the “ gude wife " exchange greetings, As she gives us Welcome cheer. We regale our‘weery hpdies, _ < Frothy milk, the best we think Through the cl ear and placid waters, Of the “ Pond," the rendezvous, 0f the Brantford brave “ Canoe Club," Whose exploits excite review. , Nearly dark we reach the city, ()‘er the waters turbulent, Gleam electric lights, reminding, O! the starry firmament As we land the city time-piece. Peels aloud the hour of five; After twelve miles sail we hurry And at home we soon arrive. Pleased so well our trip had ended, Glad at. home again to be, Safe ensconced at our own fireside, With an appetite for tea. Feeling that on term flrmu. Men may dwell and feel secure; That we should remember seamen, Who for us so much endure. That our lives are often measured, By the conquests we have won, Not so much by times duration, As by earnest deeds well done V ‘ WHITE széet refréshing drink, 0!}; liguid. yhipp avpd qreanly: ‘ (g. 5g. fiatmnuugu, D. W. Clendenan. DEAI‘H. ISIRTH. Yours. (fie.y overybod y If you want to buy or sell a Farm. ad verti'se in the Toronto WEEKLY MAIL. That paper reaches 190,000 farmers’ homes every week, and your advertisement should meet the eye of someone who wants to purchase. Advertisements of this class are inserted in the Toronto WEEKLY MAIL for Five Cents a. word each insertion, or Twenty Cents a word for five insertions. Address Tm: halal“ Toronto. 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