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All the articles included in last week’s list will not be in next week’s, but it will be just as long 3" " hfid'as‘ intei‘esting. ‘ We thank all our customers for the kind manner in which thev waited to be served, and We hope to be better firepared next week. The Ontario House! ‘ a we haven’t time to get out a list of Bai'rgeiins for next Wednesday, but depend on it they will be thé‘re. WILL D. ATKINSON, BARGAIN BOY. V The Bargains were Bargains, and when we say we Will give Bargains we mean it, IsEVVe expected a crowd but We have to apolo- éize to our hundreds of customers on that day for i101: having expected a jam like there was. "cc '1 TREMENDOUS CROWDS, GREAT SCRAMBLE. ' FOR ALL KINDS OF Fresh Groceries, Canned Goods, Teas, Coffees, Spices, Sugars, ‘ ~Baking Powders, Fish, e130. 'i‘horlcy’s Caftlc Food, G. W. Niclmldas For. ‘ tilizcr’s, Six Different Brands. THE FIRE PROOF, FLOUR AND FEED PIANOS, DOMINION PIANOSâ€"Gland, Square and Upright; in Mahogany, Figured Walnut. Rosewood and other chojéo Woods, perfect insit'r'uments, sold on terms which cannot be Beaten. Old' organs and pianos taken in ex’éhange.‘ Of world wide fame, in numerous styles, c-om'ainin‘g‘ Foley’s automatic mouse proof and all'the latest'ihiproveménts, at very low prices and guaranteed to give the best of satisfaction. %%TH-E- NEW WILLIAMS SEW'IN'GaMAIIHINE'flgéfie The Ligl‘nest Running and most improv‘bd high; roomy arm machine in the market. 50k? cheap for cash or good paper. You will] sé'cure excellent bargains by calling at or writing“ to the - ; 'l‘emple--0f--Music, ' MaINHSTHEET. - WM; FLEMING?" Wedfiesday, March 19th,1890. Always 0% Hand : The York Herald. buR BIG MEGAN DAY Is the Place“ to?" Go '& SEWING MACHINES. JQ$EPH H} HALL. DOMINION ORG-ANS; SUBSCRIBE "FOR A Genuine Success; 99 I EVERY THURSDAY, ' " 1 At his printing Office, Yonge Street, in ~11m0nd . Hill, Ontario. ' ‘ Terms of Subscr‘ipmon :â€"â€"$1 00 per an'n‘um in advance. When not paid in advance $1 50 will be charged. 1 Tmnsitory advertisements, first insertion, " In the session of l888 the House or Assembly was startled by .the informa- tion that there was a deficiency in the bank balance as eompared with that .shown in the Public Accounts to. the extent; of $14,680, which arose from") errors extending over a series of years‘ and that corrections would have to be made "to that amount. Of course this did not snow b‘lunderingâ€"not at allâ€"for the Treasurer has developed the new theory that making corrections does not imply previous blundering! But this was not the worstt For it came out on oath when the committee commenced to investigate that. the Auditor knew as long ago as 1878 tlmt the balance was wrong, but. went on coolly presenting and eerti‘f'yin‘g a false balance to the House. It Was sworn to also and not hdenied that the present Treasurer was made aware as long ago as 1885 that the bal- ance was wrong, lut still permitted the Provincial Auditor year by year to pro: sent a false balance to the [louse and; country/l This is so astounding that the public could not be expected to beâ€" lieve that a Provincial Auditor would do this, or Hut :1 Provincial 'l‘re'tsurer would knowingly present to the [louse the accounts with this false balance,were it not that the facts are established on oath.”â€"Empire. It has been said, " Tlxut tltlcre is no propOsiticu so mongttnu'sly untrue liu morals or pcliti'é'a that we will' not uu- tlertttke to plow it by scinctltitig which fthttll sound like :1 logical d'eniims‘rgtti: n. Ef'mfii‘ admitted principles ‘7 The Globe, ‘ having finally adopted the {503mm ot' apologist for the dual languages, dual system of public education, and such a' policy of' government us will continue to seprtra'e our community by race tl"d re ligicus barriers, seeks to make excuse For itself by trying to prove that in rculit)‘ vtli'e. Protestants of Quebec unl tlu» Envelopes postpuid to any part of the Dominion with their business card neatly printed thereon in black ink for .3410. Send copy With remit-- fiance r ’ ‘HERALD” OFIFCE, The Muddled Public Accounts. Ur Catholics of Ontario can have equal educational righ‘s in no other way. It argues that if Roman Catholic separate schools are abolished in Ontario. Protes tant separate schools will be abolished in’ Quebec, the majority in both instances having an equal rig‘ht to'do this. It admits‘ that. Ontario would be doing a less injustice to the minority forcing her system of public schools on the Roâ€" man Catholics than the Roman Catholics of Quebec would be in forcing their pub Iic schools on the Protestants of Quebec, 'ttasutib‘i as the public schnos ( f 0aâ€" tario are really nonâ€"ssctarian, while these of Quebec are doubtless Roman Catholic is to be the indie of what 2’3 non sec tarian ?” This clumsy sophist must ad but that there is» a test by which see-- :‘itrihnisar can be discoverrd and a very easy one, that where there. is no religion taught there Can be no religious soc- tariauism. Its one argument falls to the ground when it admits that the dif- ficulty ot' the position would be b.cau<e ot' the claim Frenethemadians Would make that their system is non-sectarian even While it is notoriously so. The Globe holds that even if' the school larized and the minority in Quebec deâ€" manded that the same should be done there, the French-Canadianseould make the claim that their schools are thor» oughly secular and that. there is no rule by which We cbuld prove the contrary to be true. The Globe must have firm Faith in the brazen untrutht’ulnces ofthe Frenchâ€"Janadians if it believes that they are willing to call their religious system of education secular. Its argu ment‘is simply subterfuge, If the Onâ€" tario system of public education were made entirely secular. that is, contain no elementof' religious instruction of which' the Catholics could make eomu plaipt‘ the Equal Rights theory would be t'uily'carried out and the Protestants of Quebec would'have no rcastm to be afraid of the application of the Equal Rights test to education in their province, for ithe same rule if applied there would .leave‘ b‘oth Catholic and Protestant on ,fit’h'é sortie footing, the child of neitherl would find any interference with its rc- ligior). What more could be asked? The lion in the path is the determination ef‘tlre hierarchy to continue the separate: school system in both provinCes and the1 readiness with which Frenchâ€"Canadians are willing to aver that black is white and that they are entirely patriotic, oral and unprejudiced, even when‘they are doing that which has notthé slightâ€" est semblance of liberality or patriotism. The Globe may as Well admit that it demands for the French- Canadians libâ€" erty to pursue tlreifr'u'arrow, sectarian and racial idealfi-ee from any interferâ€" ence on ounpértv, while they shall be permitted to obstruct our ideas of pu‘ogress, and destroy What the best thought ol‘the c‘ountry believes necessary to unityi‘and permanence ° system of Ontario were thoroughly seen:â€" l Butthe Globe asks: “ Who l'; -2,” parlino ..... a ........................... Scents Each subsequent inwrtion, ner line. 3 cents‘ t_ Contracts for time and space made on applica- mn. « Advertisements,.wibhnut written instructions will be inserted mm forbid mid urged transi- ent rates. THE World says 2â€"“ That it. has learned on worthy authority that the date has been fixed for about Tuesday 17th of June as the time to hold the Assembly elections ” We Lhink it would be advisable to have some fixed day for the holding of the Dominion and Local elections, except in cases wherein parlia- ment. does not sit its full term. COUNTRY MERCHANTS M. H. KEEFLER, “Don” in Saturday Night; The York Herald. PUBLISHED BY Richmond Hill, 011 Past Masters Doctors and BusinesssMcn 901m have 1,000 7 '1},.eIW() Judges shall decide the tmvn- ship and Memorial Division pIiZes by them- Selves. taking notes (-f lhu 4mm or farms for the gnld medal lor Iho Urnnp The following are the Electorial Districts in York County: York, E.â€"-Markbam, Scarboro’. York, I‘i.,â€",Georgina and N. Gwillimbury, E. Givillim‘om‘y. King, Whitchurch. York, ‘1'.â€"~‘7fluihan. Yo‘rk. The following are the conditions, etc: 1. Any furrow desiring to compete shall mu‘ke his applicdtion in writing to the SECâ€" retnry of the Agricultural Society of his Township on or before 1st, May of each year, upon which said society may coil 2: meeting for the purpose of deciding which of the npplicants shall be returned to this Association; but no Township Society shall relutn more than thrice competitors. 4. The ,Jndg’és shall keep a detail of marks awarded to elich farm visimd. They shim award Iolhe bestmunaged farm in each 'l‘anship Snaier a brorze medal. whme lliree farms have cnmpetud. and inâ€" stead Ihereoi' to the best managed fur‘n in (he Electorial Division Shuie’iy n uilvvr medn', and {n We best farm in the whole Grgup u gpld medal. 5'. In util'dilion to any other points th.t may be lhought desirable by the Judges, Ihe' folle'wing shall be taken into consider- alion in eslllfinling what is " the best man: aged farm." (1) The compelng farm to be notless than ,one hundred acres, {WU-thirds of which must be under cultivation (15'! Cost of production and zielulive plwfilsl. __ _, _' I G. The of-n:i‘n;:.f§on by Ihe Judxes ‘to be not emlier than 2'5Ih May, and to‘ b}: finial)"- ed in September, 34 There shall be two Judges appointed by this Association, to go together from outsidelhe District. bein;r exmnined, who shall be paid their actual trnVelling expenâ€" svst In cases of a dispute between t?’ Judges, the President of; this {satrciation shall be called gpann "’Et as referrae. Henry Wade. Esq. Secrvtary of the Agâ€" ricultural and ANS Association of‘TQromn, has issued circulars that the association: have decided to continue their prizes and medals for ‘he best managed (arms. 2. The full name and address of the selected applicants attested by the Secretury and President. Of lhe Agricultural S ciely, to be sent to the Secretary of this Associa- tion on or before the [51!] May anntmIFy. 8 The 1-9pm! of the Jullges (0 be sub- miued [u the “ward. and forwarded to [he Commissionel of" Agriculture. Th‘é ,chu'xéil :01" 1119 mu'nicipnlity of [he 'l‘mvnahipof Vaughun. mm, at Ihx‘ Tow” Hall, Villm‘e, on 'l‘uesdny, the 11th of Maire”, [890. at 10' n. p). k The Ké‘eve in the chair. Members pgesenVLâ€"Mpssm‘ lllglx, Amold, Walsmx and Wutan. ‘ v M I The minutes ‘an the lagt meeting were read 9ndvtgnyanhlion confirmed. The following petitions ware presented : From Chus Mcbvan and 26 nLhexs Hakâ€" ing to have [he sidemad from Klein?)qu tn the 6th Con. lmproyed.’ ’- V y From the tt~ttstee$of§chnhi Section ant i3 and 14. tmd others “skin: for u chanze in the hou: daties of said secth m. vi' :â€" I‘n):}th‘half nf lot 11 in the 8th Con.‘ ettsl half of 1})! thin the 9:h_ C-m, gmd the west halfof lot 10 in the 9th (Itm- ll'idcd to SChOttl Section No. lit. The Treasurer laid before the Council the Atttlitora’ Ilepnrt. otitttetow'tahip tic-- counts for 1889. Moved by Mr Arnold. seconded by Mr High. that the Auditors’ report, of lht? Ttensttret"’a accounts for 188‘.) be received and adopted by this Council and thnt thr Clerk is hereby authorized to httve 300 cnpios of the same printed in the usunt manner to he diyttl'ét'i among the SEVCl‘dt _CottitciH_(trs fut" distrtirutiunIâ€"Carricd. ‘ aned by Mr. High; secondedlty Mr. :th Watson, that. the pt’iliiUll at C. Men iiieun and 27 others re imptuving stde rout] Mpvea by Mr. High; aeconded by Mr. Wm‘ Watson, that lhe pmnion m 0. Mc- Ileun and 27 Others re impluving sxde mm between Kleinburg and 6th 0011., be re- ferred to the commissioners for Dist. No 3. -Curried. Moved by Mr. Arnold, éectyll<led by Mr Higl1,tlmt the Clem be instrucmd to notify the trustee-s nf School Secrion N1) 15. Iinn a petition has been plesenled lo Illi“ Cnnn Cll from School Sections Nos 13 and 14 In change noth purl al' lul. No. ll in the 8m Com. eusL halflpl No. ll in the 9th Conn and the weal llllll. of lnL-No 10in the filth Con.‘ into suclion N1) 13 Moved' by Mi. ' ligh, wcondéd by M1: Arnold, llifit tlw’'l‘h'ensvx‘fel~ be ,wnd, is hereby authorized 10' pay the following road ac- counts:â€" Dist No.1 . Jes s Kellen; drawing g‘mvel... A. Reumun, do W, Ash, ' do W. Robinson. do l’vbel‘ (lubpr, do . Arbhur Coouibs, do ’ W Newman, ‘ (10:; R \Vulkiiugton. do J Baker, (13) () Lino. do : V Ash, do i J N888, do J Nessa, donning ,Gquu-nvi'umu. druwmg gravel J Graham, do A Prentiss, do W Wright, do W Hopkins, filling gravel. \V Bone, do 7D Rauismv, do G Mauisl), do G “one, , do Alf,» 2’31 finmble, drawing gravel Jno humble, do, . ‘Jnlm (iillia, do “H Bussingthwafite, do Wm ltuuible, do‘ Chas Rumble, do ltobt MuCufi‘rey, do Robb \Vulkiugton, do Tlios Rumble, filling gravel. Henry Wilson, do i Muvk Badger, do Daniel Unben, do .. 'l‘hos'ltnulhle, $77 loads gravul u. obs loot, Rumble, 44 do do Edwura Irvine, filling gravel“ pp“, drawing gravel ..... Tones, do 'w\‘a,ir, do was, do J Hislop. do B. B _McNuir, do III‘E'IU‘n _ - ; (IQ : ‘Vv-IuNinuli' (1w (2) The nature of lhe farming, Whether mixed. dairy or any ’other mode, to be. the most suitable under conditions affect- ed by Inbul circumstances. (3‘) The proper position of the build ings in relation 10 [lm whole farm. {1) Improvements .hy removal of 0b- SmcIeS m énlzfvntirm. including dminage, (8) Genet-A1 mmdiliOn ofibuildinu in- cIuding dwe‘ling houserflnd th'ei' udanâ€" ubilily lu lhe wants .Uf the ‘ farm and family (9) The management. character, suit- ability. 0 mdilion and number of live stock kept. . (10) The number, cnnrliiinn and suil ability of implements and machinery. (ll) Smu- of the garden and ()ichm-d. (l2) Management nl' mm.) ymd mlanura. (13) The cullivaliou of crops to 9an- bruce nmnuring, clearing, pmduce per acre in vellum” to management, and churnpmr ,nf anvil and climnle. . (14) General order, economy and wulvr Simply. , (4) Thennennnn paid to the preser- éulion of timber, and shelter by plunting of {Mean , u (5) The con ilion’ of 3ng private ronds. (6) The; character. sufficiency and con- dition of fences, and lhe manner in which {he farm is subdivided into fields. Agricultural agind.lArts Asv somatlon'. Vaughan Council . do do do do (la (1" Along 1062 29, 5th con. Goo Gurrow, drawing John \Vutsmx. do T1103 M urphy. do 'W Bone, do John Watson, sr, <10 S Little. do Grave) on Teston side road in 4th 0011. G00 Gm‘row, drawing gravel... Chas Easy, do Juhu \Vunsnn do S I‘n‘ttle do T Murphy, do "AI Powprs, £10 J .J groan“. (To B 11111111613 (19' J Dibb, (1? G04) Miller _ do Jnhn Hudwen do \Vm Bone, dn .. ROM I-iinnie, mmmger and mm ,; gmvcl Rnhort Duflic, filling; gravel . . . , . K Kimmie, (10 Geo Baxter, do Edward illor, fixing cul\ ens near Turan a b1-id;:{ David Turner. 35, days “'0 \Valtm‘ Turner. making roadway mto grave] pit and drawing 2 lauds lumber Dist No 8 Between lotq IO and ‘20 in the 6 con. M Powers, druwing gravel.“ Geo Miller, , (10 Ohm; H mp, 0U: Jno Huwden, do John R \Vilson, do Jas O’Connor, do (311st Cousins, do Richard Dnvifi, do Thos Rankin, do Wm Dnlbnn, do Along Int 27 in 5th con. Geo Gurrow.drawi1‘.g gravel, Adam hicmnun, dn John Watson, do S Littla, d0 '1‘ Murphy (in. John Dibb, d‘o‘ Wm Bone, 60 Mutant, hnlfcost .... 2 it B Kaiser, dmwing 1m. 3 mm cedar, mmrd- ing, spikes, work with teams .. 5 9?) James MuHoy, levelling gravel on 5th . 5 0‘) Ro’mrt \Vutson, HSG lands of gmvul ........... HS 60 Moved by Mr. Rnht Wulson, seconded by Mr. Amnld, that the clorkhe illslructnd tonmify John L. Card to finish his con-- tract forthwith on (he 61h Con. oppnsile lot ‘25. Dist No 2 N011an Gower, drawing gmvel.. Geo Unstator. L10 Eph “"himmro, do Aaron Whimnore, do Adam Burkholder. do John Smith, do S C wider, do . D Mchm and R Jarrett, mmm wutor at 001mm) bridge and moving drift, wood .................... Fred Coombs, filling gravel. W Melli~h, do XV Mollish, 1 pick und hmndle’ Edward Jarrett, rgmoving ice ofi' roadway incur Tumor a bridge” 'Idwm‘d Miller, fixing cxllwxxs E Miller, levellng gravel,. A McMurclty,l‘1llillgiu wm 1mm... . . Wm Muthisnn, repairing washout on town on lhé third page of" that paper. The charge is two omits: word each insertion. Address Tm; Mun. 'I‘nronto_ Canada. TIIE BES'nplace to get your printing done is at the HERALD office, whefe all kinds of job work are executed in the best style and at low prices. Give In a call. Mow-d by Mr. High, seconded by Mr. Arnold. {hm Hm C"‘l‘k he und ii hm'éby in~ struCIed Ionolify the Township Engineer to make :1 survey of llm north hill opposite ims Nos 14 mud 15 on the 7lh Con. and repul‘l at the next. meeting of (his Counml. â€"-â€"Carried, _i Move-l by Mr. Arnold, scoonded by Ml“ Ruhr. szilso’n, that the 'l‘i‘eusut'er refund the following in Mr. Wm. Pullerson. tax on I do; killed, $1. ’ The Ununcil then arljmmmd until Tues-- day, the eighth day of April next. at 10mm. J. M. LAWRENCE. Clerk. The third page nf the Toronto DAILY MAIL is noted for “ Want" advertisement. If you want. 10 buy or sell nuylhinz. If you want a iimatfoq. 'a mz~chzmic. a business, machinery, lodgings!” you have lost 0' foun1dm;yllnng,_,or if you want to find mn \i'uere :uymle is, advenise in the Toronto DAILY MAN, ,nnd reud 11,1}:,mlvertisemems New Orleans, St. Louis and other southern .points have suffered very seriously of late on account of floods. 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