The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

G. H. RIGGS, 1... D.’ S., ‘ ‘5. E. Comer King & Yonge 8123., TORONTO. Thankfulfor the favors of the past years may still be consulted in any branch of the pro lesainn, as (allows? Richmond Hill..., 9th 65 24th of each mom; Vitalized Air for extracting. 1 wiilifiin teeth without pain at the lowest prices. Best teeth on rubber $8, cheapest $6. (at Palmer House) Aurora. let, 8th, 16th, and 22nd do toufl’vllle ..... - . . . . . . . ....18th do Markham ...... . do Victoria Square . K (10 Thornhil] (Walke a Hotel do Wondhridge . .. do Kleiubnrg . ‘ do Nobleton ...... do Vitalized air always on hand at the places anpoinqmenw 1b (lees away with the pun oxtmctmg. maxi-mom: lmnn, Om‘. (Late at Brooklyn N. Y.), formerly Resident Sm‘goon no the NY. State \Vomun’s Hospital, NY. City, and VisitingDPhysician to St.John's Empital and Southern ispensmâ€"ies,‘ Brooklyn. Mm»: nbvm until 10 a 111.; and from B to 8 pm Richmond Hill Aug 29th. 1889: R. B. Orr, M. B, and First- Silver Medalist University of Toronto, M. C. 1’. 8x Ontario. L. L, England (Late £01P london, England Hxxrgeou, Etc. 4 lis’ofiice Hours 8 tb 9.30 a.m., and l to 2.30 p.111 BR. LEWIS G. LANGS’I‘AFFE VITA LIZED All! 3 Dr A ROBINSON. Barristers, Solicitors, 8w. omcea 1 Adelaide Streét East, Toronto. Richmond Hill Post Offiqe Every Saturday. J fiFullerLoz}, W Cook, J B Miller. PRIVATE FUNDS 'I‘O LOAN. Toronto. MW 93th, 1884. 1y-p6m LIE-WM 81' M‘ILLIEAN A G F LAWRENCE. Nov 27Lh.188~1 Fullerton, Cook, Wallace Macdona‘ld. J Palmer, Prop, This House is one of the Best Hotels to be found north of Toronto. Everything is managed in First 01an Style. Sample Room for Commer- cial Travellers. Good Stablng and attentive hustlers. Terms, $1 per day. Proctor’s Bus leaves this Hotel to connect with 9.11 the N R B Trains going North and South. at 8 u. m., 12 a. 11., 6.10 p m. and 6.00 D m. THE PALMER HOUS£ RICHMOND HILL. Sir Wm. McAnhur, K C M G, M. m E. extLog‘d Mayor bf London, w President. W W Baynes.Esq.F I A_Secretary m Resenul Fund. .. ...,$10,000,000 ’ Ammzd Income . . . . . . 1,600,000 “W Inveslgd in Cunadu.. . 1.200.000 Death clmms paid. . . . 10,000,000 '10? am REFERENCES. NM John McI)oun]d,Esq. C. J. Cnmpbe'll, E‘qu Hun. Sena norMcMnster A. . Smith, Esq. IumesMetcalfe. Esq. Rev. Enoch Wood, D. Loans made on Heéurity ofCompnny’s Policy at 5 per cent intere‘t. Lounsmade toUhurch Trustees, at a. low rate of inflate“. Band for prospectus. CONVEYANCE'RS, ETC Toronto Offices-N“ ‘4 BM" chumbersJ Riéhnmud Hi1] Office-E, IA.W. -Ear1 Olermont- but 26. 1888-1 wear THE STAR Bred March 1888 By J C. Snell, out of Imported Stock. is an extra good Boar, having very sound young flows of his get: for which I want a frerh boar. 1 will sell him sooner than I would otherwise have (10116., LIFE , Assmfgump~ Secy "ope. The following cu: givgs the u On Saturdays. Money to Loan at Lowest Current Ratrs thout tha fimuh‘ :1er of its bulk. It is n grand, double Iin I010. nope, an urge .- in May to carry We will also show you how you can main from $3 to S l 0 a day at lent, from thu lumwnh- out "mgr! ve Beunr write It once. We Iy all oxpreu chlrgu. , . .. . . . uuvr l nn n._. as puny-Ly...” ml mu u mum-n, um. ... “are”. a IIALLETT :- L0,. 1m 5 3'6; 'Pom‘uu. Barristersfiolicitors, BOAR FOR SA LE. “711:1; J I ‘1 ti; And every spades ofdlscase arlslng from figcrgiered Li‘JER, IGDNEYS, STOMAvK-‘l. BOWELS on BLOOD, T. fiILEURH & 69.. -.,~~-~â€"m: Igrhl'ut J Vassar/3:1, WILL CURE OR RELIEVE nagomz, MAPLE, Sec.' & Treks. for Canada. > 82.Wellington St., East. Toronto SURGEON DENTIST, AURORA 75.03. Of London, England. g‘éfisdiwl. 3mm: @3311. A D PERRY, H. QUETToN Sr. GEORGE, Oak Ridges Ono of the BES’I‘ 'l‘el- escapes i n the “70th Our fuclllflel are unequmlvd, and to introduce our Euprnm‘ goods we will IFndl-‘REI to ONE PERSON in each locality, as Above. Only thnse who write to us at once ran make sure of the chnncev All you have to do In return is to show our goods to those v hn call- our nei hbon ‘ and than nrmm you. '1' e be. ‘glnning of thin advertisement lhows Iho small and of like iglo- No. 14 Building & Loan ohnmbersJéToronto st. DIZZ/NESS, mom 1/, [LUTTER/fm OF THE HEART, CID/TY OF THE grams”, DRYNESS OF THE SKIN, ‘penmnce of]: re “be to Dec 151; 883 T C MILLIGAN. the places Bear of the Central Bank idadm’a. Lochlsâ€"Wm, Atkinson. Life Insurance Co.â€"M. H. Keeflen No. 37 The date 1‘1an on each paper denotes the tima when t a subscription expires. W6 do not hold ourselves responsxme 301' the opinions of our Correspondents. Tenders Wantedâ€"Wm. Richai‘daon. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, ’90. The Candid Truth I USED H agyard’s Yellow Oil this winter for the first time for croup and I must say I find no better remedy for it. MINNIE Ran), Lislowel, Ont. Yellow Oil is a spe- cific for croup and sore throat; it never fails. THE Rev. Dr. Wild preached in Bond Street Church a farewell sermon to his congregation before his departure next week on a long voyage. ‘ VALENTINE'S DAY comes on Friday of this week. A fine assortment of fancy valentines can be had at the HEBâ€" ALD store. THE folks who go out of town td trade when they could save money at the Concrete are away 05 on business. Asuâ€"WEDNESDAY.â€"â€"Services will be held here next Wednesday, in the Eng- lish Church, at. 7 pm. and at. Trinity Church, Thornhill, at 11 am. GRAVELLING.-â€"The Vaughan Coun- cil has been improving the load between here and the station by putting on over a foot of gravel from near Yonge Street for a considerable distance. WANTED.-â€"-Mr. Wm. Richardson. proprietor of the Maple Hotel, is asking for tenders to improve and remodel his hotel. Carpenters and masons should see the adv. in this issue or see bills. TROUBLEâ€"There is trouble in the Reform Camp in East, Middlesex. Mr. Pnrdom. a law Partner of the Hon. David Mills, was nominated by the con- vention and now a Mr. Bartram announ- ces himselfna an Independent Candidate. THE. Putnamâ€"Last Sunday evening the Rev. Mr. Caldwell, of Luskay, preached a very interesting sermon to a large congregation, at the hiethodist Church. here. His remarks were well chosen and they will long be rememâ€" bered. ANNUAL RAGES.â€"-Tlle races at Bond’s Lake come off to-day and tumor- row. Considerable interest is being manifested in them and there will, no doubt, he a. lively time here on this 00- ousion. We undertand a ehange has been made in the course on the lake so that the whole of the race may be seen at once. . LANSING RINK.â€"â€"The Metropolitan Skating Rink at Lansing was opened on Tuesday evening for the season. The Fire Brigade Band from here was pres- ent and provided lots of good music. The boys say the ice was in excellent order and 11 grand time was spent. CURLING.â€"A meeting of Richmond Hill Curling Club was held Monday evening in the Council Chamber at which a good number of members was present. The Council gave the Club the use of the Rink on Tuesday, Thurs- day and Friday evenings, and every afternoon during the week except. Thursday, for 820 during the season. OPENING CARNIVALâ€"A grand mas- quernde Carnival will be given on the new skating rink in this place, to night ( Thursday The File Brigade Band will be in attendance and provide excel- lent music. Rink opens at. 7 o’clock. ’l’hose in costume free; adults 15 em; children 10 cts; nonâ€"skaters 10 eta. The Committee is sparing no pains to make \his a grand success and it is to be hoped that all skaters will be present and help to make this first carniVal at.- tractive. ‘ WISDOM is justified in her children says the proverb. 'l he meaning is plain. the beauty of Wisdom becomes apparent. in the actions of the wise. A wise man does wisely, acts wisely, buys wisely, spends wisely, in short you can sum it all up by saying the wise man trades at the Concrete. SKATING.â€"-â€"'1‘he new rink will be open for skaters on Mondays, Wednes- days, and Saturdays, from 7 to 9:30 o'clock, Thursday afternoons from 2 to 6 for ladies and children. Admission, adults 10 cts; children under 15, 5 ate. Tickets at reduced rates can be had from the caretaker. and listening to an able speech by Bro. Cole, the membe'rs adjourned to the Grand Central Hotel where oysters were served in good style. A very pleasant evening was spent. ‘ CATARRH, QATARRHAL Dumas-an Ftvtu A new Home rant-um. Suflerers 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 a fact, and the result of this discovery is that a simple remedy has been formulated where- by catarrh, caterrhal deafness and hay fever are permanently cured in from one to three simple applications made at home by the patient once in two weeks. N.B.â€"-â€"This treatment is not a. sent! or an ointment: both have been discarded by reputable physicians as injurious. A pamphlet explaining this new treatment _ _ _ A ‘ A. A‘ _-_-._L -l e-.. _.._A_ I“. A If A O. U. W.â€"The Workmen of Ivy Lodge No 114, were visited by Bro. W. P. Gale, 1). D. G. M., on Tucsdayeven- ing. . After the transaction of business far sént on feceipt 31 ten cents by A. H. Dxon & Son, 803 West King Street, Tomato, Guamâ€"Toronto Globe. Sufferers from Catarrhsl troubles should tarefuuy read the above. Local and General. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. my: $02k “iimld. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Richmond Hill. Ont. Whole No. 1649 Volume 31. ENTIRE EXEMPTION.â€"Ald. Hallam, of Toronto. who a few years ago, was the chief spirit in a crusade against exemptions from municipal assessment, has published an Open letter to Attorney- Genernl Mowut, in which he advocates entire exemption of income and person- alty from taxationl leaving only real properties subject to it. the Canadian Flag, with the motto "Quality First" and have nailed it to the mast. They evidently recognise the fact that the farmer is “ the bone and sinew ” of the country, judging by the illustration. STRICTLY LOYAL â€"â€"We notice The Steele Bros. Co. seedsmen, King St... Toronto, have in t eir Cagnfiogue hoisted THE GREAT NELLIE ELLâ€"Nellie Bly’s wonderful story in the Family Story Paper is the talk of the day. In towns where there are no newedealers the Family Story Paper will be sent. to any address four months for 81., containing Nellie Bly’s Great Story. Address Munro’s Publishing House, 24 and 26 Vandewater St., New York, N.Y. J UMPING 0N Susanaâ€"We are sorry to hear that little Lornie Morris, a boy about eight years old, of this village, met with a painful accident on Monday afâ€" ternoon while attempting to jump on a bob sleigh which was going up Yonge Street. Lornie tried to get on at the side of the sleigh, but it was going too fast and he fell back, the hind bob passâ€" ing over one of' his knees, bruising it badly. It is a wonder more of the boys are not hurt and we hope this accident will be a warning to them. browseâ€"A lecture under the ausâ€" fioes of L. O. L. No. 91, will be de- ivered by Rev. Bro. Perry, G.L.O., or" Lloydtown, in the Victoria Hall, Thornâ€" hill, on Monday, Feb, 24th, 1890, on the subject, “Canada and Orangeism." This lecture will be very interesting to the ladies as well as gentlemen; and it is hoped that a large number of both ladies and gentlemen will be present on this occasion. An entrance fee of 10 cents will be charged to defray expenses. The Rev. W. W. Percival will occupy the chair. Assumeâ€"At the Civil Assizes, be- fore Mr. Justice Street, the case of Mr. John Langstafl' vs. Markham Township, an action to recover $2,000 for alleged injury to property, was taken up. The plaintificlaims that the defendants closed up a drain and turned the water from its natural course, thus flooding his land. The case was adjourned. J. H. Scott and W. H. Wallbridge for the plaintiff and Holmes & Gregory for the defendants. To OUR SUBSCRIBEREâ€"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 00., (and enclosing a twoâ€"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 efliiet this noble animal. Its phenomenal sale throughout the United States and Canada, make it: standard authority. Mention this paper when sending for “ Treatise.” No. 23 SAD DEATH.â€"Seldom has it fallen to our lot to record so sad a. death as that of' Mr. J. T. Porter. He was struck down in the vigour of manhood and at the opening of what promised to be a career of renewed business prosperi- ty. On Wednesday of last week he went to Toronto, and having entered the wreng train at Brock street station. when returning, he had to run two miles to catch the proper train at Parkdale. This exertion at a time when he prob- ably already had incipient influenza, re- sulted in his feeling ill before reaching Orillia, and there being no hack at the station, he walked to his home, which he reached quite sick. Mrs. Porter promptly summoned medical aid, but he grew worse, pleurisy supervened, and he died Sunday night. He had been known and liked by the people of this district nearly twenty years. He first came here as a clerk to Messrs. G. M. Wilson, Thompson & Co. He after- wards established a good business at Morrisburg, but subsequently returned to Orillia as manager for Mr. Frank Kean. Next he entered into partnership with Mr. 0. Moore, and after about two years purchased Mr. Moore’s interest Since then he ha succeeded in cultivaâ€" ting a rapidly growing trade, and only a few days before his short sickness he moved into larger premises. He leaves a widow and four children. Though so long a prominent member of our business circles, Mr. Porter was only about thir- ty-seven. In compliance with the wish of his widow, the body was buried in the Roman Catholic cemetery. The Protestant burial service was read at the residence, according to the Ritual of the Methodist Church, by the Rev. G H. Porter, M. A. , brother of the deceased, and the funeral procession was led to the cemetery by the Rev. Mr. Porter and Rev. Father Campbell together. There VIoK’s FLORAL GUIDE is one of the bandsomest catalogues published. The illustrations are intended to give the reader a correct idea of the plant or flower illustrated. The grossly exagâ€" gerated, absurd pictures which deface so many catalogues and reflect upon the‘ integrity of those who issue them, do not appear in this. The list of potatoes is good,and several new kinds are offered, among them the Early Market. It is said to'be of the Ohio Clasiifmnd is es- pecially recommended for early market- ing as the quality is excellent in the early stages of growth or “ unripe” conâ€" dition. The entire catalogue is one that the R. N. Y. greatly commends to the examination ofits readersâ€"Rural New Yorker, New York, N. Y. Send 10 cents (which amount may be deducted from first order) to JAMES VICK, seeds- man, Rochester, N. Y,, for copy of GUIDE. were no services at the grave, but each minister simply cast in a shyvelful of earth. The pall bearers‘were Messrs. J W. Slaven, Mayor; Thomas Mulcahy, Thomas Haywood, Frank Kean. E. B. Alport and J. H. Vernon. The funeral was very large, and all places of business in town were closed, in respect; for the memory of the deceasedâ€"Packet. A Cure For Deafness. HERE have been many remarkable carol of deafness made‘by the use of Hag- ynrd's Yellow' Oil, the great household rem- edy for pain. inflammation and soreness. Yellow Oil cures rheumatism, sore throat. and croup, end is useful internally and ex- ternally for all pains and iniuries. He desires that the business of the firm of John Macdo bald 6t 00. be continued by his surviving partners, John Kitson Macdonnld and Paul Cam bell. and be conducted in his warehouses on ellington andFrontâ€"streets. under the st 15 and name “ John Macdonuld & 00.," and t ‘at has second son, James Fraser Macdonwld, be adâ€" mitted as a partnera Amherst Acknowlegments. “ ACKNOWLEDGE the good I receiv- ed from Burdock Blood Bitters. I had constipation, irregular bowels and ac- cumulation of wind, causing severe pain in my stomach. Two botlles of B. B. B. cur- ed me. It is all you claim it to be." ALLAN A. CLARKE, Amherst, N. S. Council adjodrned until Tuesday,the llkh day of March at 10 am. 7 7Tbfliheifibfiié for Inourables of the city of To- rogto the 33m of $1000. H To theâ€"aameética who have been in his em- ployment an Cgklgmds for two years and up. WaLdS! the sup] gt $80 gash. _ ' Hévbéq’tiehtrfié ihe'residligof his estate to his lo'ghi{dr§n 113.9qu ppm; sharefigd ghare alike. Motied by Mr. High, seconded by Mr, Arnold. that the Clerk be and is hereby inâ€" structed to employ A. G. F. Lawrence to draw the mortgages between James Marshall and the Council of the Municipal» ity of Vaughan, and to see that the titles to the lands thereby mortgaged are free from all encumbrances.-â€"Carried. The following By--ans were then passed: By--Law No. 563, dividing the interest accrued from the} Municipal Loan Fund among the several School Sections and Union Sections. Hon. John Macdonnld appoint: as his execmrix his wife, Annie Elizabeth Mac- donald, and his sons, John Kidston Mac- douald and James Fraser_Macdouald, as his executors. To thé Tdréntééeziéfai fibafiital tor‘ the “Amy Mgcdoqnld Sick-Relief Euggif’ the sumfig! $4090. He bequeaths: to his employea at the time of his deoeuse whb have been in his employment for 20 years the sum-o! $600 each and for 1}) years and less than 20 yems tape gum o! Muo'enp‘h. The Commil of? the Municipality of the Township of Vaughan met in fine Towu Hall, on Tuesday, the 11th day of February, 1890, at 10 a.m.A st'z'mcr No l Geo Mellish, 12 days work in gravel pifi...$l2 60 Geo Bone, do do 6 75 F Coombs, 5 do do 5 50 W Mellish, 12 . ‘ do do 12 b0 Arthur Coombs, drawing gmvel.... 2Q 10 W H Reaman,’ R Walkington, ., do LE 13 75 James Booth. do 13 60 John Line, - do 11 60 V Ash, do 1') 30 John Ness, do 8 90 J H Graham. do 7 60 A Prentice, do 3 80 H Marsh, 952 It Plank, Sinuh. 10 94 Mr Wilson, 10 days filling gm 10 50 Geo McLean, do do 2 00 stmxc'r No 2 Rich 8 Haslnm, drawing 51 yards gravel on Woodbridge siderond at 400 per yard... 20 50 Dinner No 3 M Powars, drawing gravel... "$26 00 E Miller, 0 . 24 90 Charles Hosp, do . 48 50 John Dibbs. do 'I. 20 00 John Watson, do 22 00 H Kinnee, do 14 50 Thomas Rankin. do 2t 80 M Powars, drawfidg gravel.’ ..... E Miller, 0 Charles Hosp, do John Dibbs. do John Watson, do H Kinnee, do Thomas Rankin, do Wm Dalton, do Eli Lahmer, do John Hadwin, it do Geo Kefl‘er, do Michael Dufiy, do J mob Snider. do J H Richards, do B McKay, do That; Witty, do ..... R Kinnee, manager in gravel pm, 6270 R Dufly, 12; days work J Cater, 13; do . G Bishop, 10 do G Baxter. 9 do E Miller, 135 do Moved by Mr. R. Watson, seconded by Mr. W, Walson, that Messrs Russell. High and Arnold be instructed to act in conjunc- tion with other municipalities interested in opposing Legislation as per resolution of County Council re York roads.â€"-Carried. By~an No. 564} dividing the interest accrued from the Clergy Reserve Fund among the several School Sections and Union SectiOns. The Authorized Statement of Hon. John Macdonald's Will. H e bequeaths to 1115 brother, Alexander, the sum of $12,000, to his wife $1000 and to his three children the sum of $1000 each, to James M. Macdonsdd fihe sum of $7000, to his mother the sum of $2000, to his sister. J eanette. $1000. 00 his sister, Nellie, $1000 and to his brother, Dun- can $1000 and to hls sister, Maggie, 32000. To Wycliffe College the sum of $1000. To Paul Campbell the sum of 31000, as a. slight recognition of his confldeqqe in For the cbfitemfiiflédflMisfibnrioiMériinixjue and Guadeloupe of the Methodist Church of Canada. the sum 0! $2000. TBe Reeve iu1he chair. Members presâ€" ent, Measus. High, Arnold, Watson and Watson. "V . â€"Camed. Maved by Mr. High, seconded by Mr. Arnold. that the Treasurer be and is here-- by authorized to pay the following ac» counts :â€"â€"W. F. anm, cutting and piling wood. 75c ; A. McNeil, for one (.Jld of wood, $3 75,â€"Curried. He direclslbnt his wife shall have tho use of his late residencfi, “Oaklauds," and ten acres of land adjoining. with the use of his horses, carriages, books, pictures, plate. manuscripts, trowels and household furni-- Lure durlng her life and the sum of $10,600 income during her life. Be bequeaths to Victoria University in connection wilh federation, and for this puryos; only, _lhe Burn} of $25 000: K To the Univ'ers‘ityroi Toronto for the ” Mac- doEalg Scfilolarshiy" the 91391 ot_ $_2900. ” A petition was prien-xented from G. F. Wallace and 20 others. we gruelling side- road between 1015 lo and 11 in the &h Con. Moved by Mr. High, seconded by Mr. Arnold, that the Treasurer be and is here-- by authorized to paylhe following road acco uuls : IRS.â€"We have used your Hagyard’a Pectoml Balsam for severe coughs and colds and can recommend It to be just what ii. is represented to be. We would not be without it. H. szsm, Be bequealhs to the Trustees of the Park Hospital for the purpose of erectinga build- ing in memory of his beloved daughter-Amy Harvard Macdonuld. the sum of $100.000. He bequeaths to his son, John Kidston Macdonald. the sum of $75,000, and to his son, James Fraser Macdonald. $25,000 in recognition of their industry, energy and attention to the business of John Macdonald & Co. The minutes of the last meeting were read and on motion approvegi. A Moved by Mr. High. seconded by Mr. Arnold. that. the petition of Geo. F. Walâ€" lace, re gruvelling on aideroad be reiel red to the Commissioners for District No. 2.- Carried. WouId Not Be Wlthout It Vaughan Council. J. M. LAWRENCE. Clerk. Cataract, Ont. 13 60 ll 60 1'.) 30 8 90 16 80 12 50 I3 50 10 00 {9 99 13 50 2360 27 40 21 50 14 60 4 80 780 Your Vote‘ emf Influenc‘e 1‘s requested at the next election in West, York for the Ontario Legislature on the following pint- form:â€" 7 1. Equal Rights for all classes and creeds. Stand for Canada. before party in resisting French and clerical aggression. 2. Provincial Rights 3110th be subor- dinate lo the interests of the Dominion at large. 3'. Abolish the Separate Schools and have the English language taught to all citizana. To” the Electors nf West YurkJ. 4. Abolish School Book monopoly and make Schools more efficient. 5, Prohibition of the Liquor Traffic and the placing of Licenses, so long as they continue, and civil service appointments in the hands ofa Non-Partizan Commisaon. 9. Make Elections come on a fixed day no that neither party could surprise ‘he other by springing an election on the country. 6. A Registration shortly before Elec- tions to save the expense and complications unending present system and also a secret. ballot. PRESIDENT Rt Hon Sir John A deonald, PC, GGB 7. The continuance of the» National Policy, so long as the United States main- taip prgqem attitude,_ 11. Before capital gain the hold upon our country that it has upon the United States, the position of those who labor should be made unaasaxluble. Wilh the above amendment: the strong holds of the boodlers, officevseekers 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- won-ansmmwrs Geo Gooderham, Esq William Bell, Esq Manama szc'roa:â€"Jno F Ellis, Esq 10. ' Place the redistribution of constitu- encies in Ontario with the Judges of the Co_u_rt othPpenl. 12. Honesty, economy and efficiency in all_flopargments. Miss Maggie Beatty, of Claremont, is visiting here with her sister, Mrs James Piper. Miss Charlton, Miss Fisher, the Misses Bowen Mr Gordon, A Bowes, jr.. and A G Fisher, of Concord, were the guests of Mr and Mrs Holland on Sunday last. Tendersâ€" -Wanted 8. I The preaervaiion and development of mineral and timber interests. Mr Wan-en Hewison and Mrs Robert Hewison spent Wednesday as Aurora. THOMPSONâ€"MCKINNONâ€"On Wednesday, the 5th February. by the Rev. Walter Amos, of Aurora, Miss Mary Margaret McKinnon, only daughter of Mr. John McKinnon, of Vaughan Township,to Mr. James Thompson, of King. Authorized Capital and other Assets over $2,000‘000. Plans and all necessary information can be had by applying to the undersigned. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. DEATH. OBTER.â€"In Vaughan. on Thursday, Feb 6th, Mrs Jane Outer, aged 72 years. Alteration and other Improvements to the Richardaon House, Maple, for Mason and Carpenter Work. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity strength and wholesomenees. More economical than the ordinary kinds. and cannot be sold in competii ion with the multitude of low teet.short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co.. 106 Wall St" N.Y. LIFE lNSflflflNEE llll’Y THURSDAY, 20th “113., 1890, Veterlna|1y_ Su rgeon. Gold Medalist and Honorary Member of the Ontario College of Veterinary Surgeons, Toronto. Richmond Hill every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. Calls by Mail, Telephone, or otherwise promptly attended to â€"THORN HILL. ONT-â€" (0! course he will if he trades with Atkinson) He must have eyes of blue or brown, And be the best; dressed man in mwn. Must, stand 0.5 straight as any pine, The man I choose for Valentine He’ll go where everybody goes, Who wants the very best in clothes, “ng Coqcretq’_’_will_be upogtpe qign Where hérwill trudéALIE); Valentifie His neckties will be always new. 7 Instead 01 one he‘ll now buy two, Because it costs no more. How fine He’ll alwavs be! My Valentine His shirts will fit him to a. dot, His faultless collars. without s at. _ Bis out}: llke polished plate, Wi shmo, He'll b5 a. model Valentine BAKER“ POWDER Absolutely Pure. g; a]. (fiatlmmugh, Tenders will be received up to The Manufacturers’ Society N ates. M. H. KEEFLER, Aflent, RICHMOND HILL . W. Clendenan. Her Valentino. TORONTO. DIARRIED WM. RICHARDSON. Yours. &c., -FOB If you want to buy or sell a Farm. ad vertise in the Toronto WEEKLY MAIL. That. paper reaches 100.000 farmers’ homes every week. and your adV'ertisement should meet the eye of someone who wants :0 purchase. Advertisements of this class are inserted in the Toronto WEEKLY MAIL for Five Cents a word ench insertion, or Twentv Cents a word for five insertions; Address TEE MAIL. Toronto. Canada. W. ATKINSON, Direct Importer. #Sandemon Bmsg; aigérit sgatemepts that siép at nothifig to sell a Bilf of Goods TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, â€"â€"Perfi1mes in Great "Varietyâ€"â€" HAIRl NAIL, AND TOOTH BRUSHES. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK. is our answer to the cry, “ Cheaper than anybody else can sell,” “ Cheaper than the cheapest,” “ Below cost,” and all the other poll-parroting of Humbugery. TTTTTTTI. STATEMENTS 2:; 2:333:33; $2523“: oi" humbug a buyer. Honest Goods 1 Honest Prices Honest Facts The only agricultural hllcatlon that received I diploma. and medal tom the Colonial Exhibi- tion held in London, Enzlafid. in 1886, also first tile and dl loma at the Provincial Exhibi- tion eld in Lon on. 0nt.. 1889. for the OLD S'l‘ SEDMBEST agricultural paper publishe ii: I: a. Leading farmers say ts cost is the best spent motley that leaves the min. Every farmer should read it. ' It is the best medium in Canada. for advertis- ing-van} and all good; used on_ the_ ram}. DRUGGISTS. wParties from a distance getting Sale Bills printed can have them done in time to take home the same day. ngl'mQQ 16651? 6E’t6gfifixéfiiifis'trb'fifiéndmg manufacturers, stock breeders, seedsmen, etc., etc“ to this eflect. Orgy}: pp:- annum in advance. Sample eoby '1 ovéex'it‘s’. This Is Our Remedy We are prepared to do all kinds of Plain and Ornamental ~Printing at the LOWEST PRICE and on the-â€" â€"â€"â€"â€"Shortest Notice possible. ‘HERALD’ OFFICE, HUMBUG - “N, _.. .. ..... , . . .-. .. .....-. ...... “u... have them return again. I M EAN A RAchA L CURE. I have an e’flle diuue o! Flt-f Epifiepsy or Falling Sickness a life-long study. I warrant my remedy to cure thd, worst cases. Because others have failed is no reason for not now receiving 2! cute. Send at- once fora treatise and a Free Bottle of my Infalliblo Remedy. Give 3: res: and: Post Office. It costs you nothing for a. trial, and it will cure on. Address:â€"Ht - ROOT, “.0” Branch Office. I83 WEST ADELAIDE STREET. ORONTO- I BEBE HTS! Use Winter Balm for chapped haudsi Ilsr purifying and healing properties renders the Skin soft and silk-like in its textures. HAT [REYS The Pesky Parasite Take equal parts of HONESTY and TRUTH and apply as often as necessary. TO KILL THAT DECEITFUL OLD BUG, J06 Printing! ARE WHAT YOU’LL FIND AT THE CFNCRETE. __2_.B.A. Lam POISON RICHMOND HILL. ALWAYS 0N TAP IN OUR STORE. Fig DR. FOWLEHS, m 'gEXT: one ' 2w: LD ~ AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS AND FLUXES OF THE B'OWELS; IT IS SAFE AND RELIABLE FOR} CHILDREN OR ADULTS. BX mall to any laidyisierlalngius her post ofilco a dress. Wells. Rlchardsonl: 60.. Montreal. When I say euro 1 do not maul merely t9 istop they; {9r n__time, uI_d thefl THOUSANDS OF BOTTLES GIVEN AWAY YEARLY. OUR [URSE RICHMOND HILL fiBlExEfiéf-Bfi ‘O L: I C ’a\i°/ lB AM PS IRAWEEARRW IARRHCEA' YSENTERY HODEZRA‘ CURES