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Neither Gasoline, Vaseline, Uarboline, Allen‘s or Hall’s Hair Restorers have produced Hip/Indium Hair on bald hemls. ’"lmt great discovery is due to vl'll‘. Wintcrcm-hyn, 144,, King St. Viest Toronto, as can be testified by hundreds of living witnesses in Toronto and {he Province. The Restorative in put up in bottles at, one dollar each or six for five dollars. To be had of all respectlble Druggists. Testimonials will :be furnished in future issues. bend for Cireular mid Testimo‘nialg’. ‘ ‘ - 714.4: King St. West,Toronto- CIIALLENGIZnâ€"I will deposit $500 to be given to charitable purposes in the City of "Toronto, If any of the so-cnlled “ restorative "manufacturers will place a like amount for “11):? same purpose to give sa‘tisfactory evidence to me that they can produce results to com- jgpure with mine. CHARLES MAITLAND WINTEBCURBYN "Personal. want. amt! mm Egittcl‘ligemr. llhéin has come. Whew, ls’nt it hot? The Comet. is waning. Cherries are almost ripe. {Nae days also are waning. Fine weather 'orlloatlling. Il‘he Comet excitement dying away. Building operations are brisk here now. 'The new sidewalk on Richmond Street is quite an improvement. ‘ v v {aster Bert Savage is rushing the ice cream business. Splendid weather for it. (Give him a call. Passed off vefy quietly here, being \no cele- .bmtion. Mrs. 1). G. Richmond ofWoodstock is visit- ing her friends in this village. We wish he]: .a pleasant. time. Personal. Cattle Fair. Dominion Day "Landed. Ice Cream. We angled to hear that the vessel oh which Mr. H. B. DeWSbury sailed to England arrived safe and sound. ' Mr. John Rowe ’of this village is going to the Old Country. on a. vislt, in a. few weeks. We wish him a safe voyage. In this vicinitv the crops aré looking ex- caedingfly weJi, except fall' wheat, which is light. The llmy which is being saVefl,‘ is :fiplendid, barley prospects are excellent as «31121.5 all othercwps, his to be hoped The monthlyCattleFair onWednesday was not as largely attended as usual but good prices were realized for stock. Entrance Examinations. The entrance examinations are béing held here yerterday and to-day. The number of candidates are exceeding small. Whofis going to have the nextStrawberry and ice cream festival surely they will not be let cool down this hot weather. A Tennesee woman gave birth to seven babies at one time two weeks ago It is said the husband is *so Itiekled than he spreads his mouth from ear to any and smiles The intermediata examinations will he? held here next week commencing on Monday at 2 p. m. J. A. Stewart, Presiding Exâ€" ‘Thc: spim on the Methodist Church is rapidly uSSuming shape and proportions.‘ Judging from present appearances it is go- ing to be one of the uentest and most sym- journalistic. aminer. Who next. Symmetrical. Theflnnadinn Agent’s Record, published in Hamilton, is before us. mm] is full of inter: esting matter to agent. It is a well got up, neat looking little eight page journal which every agent should have. It is published fortnightly at 5.0 cts. per annum. Fecundity. lg to be one at me me metrical we have seen. The Crops. Intermediate Examinations. Friday, July 8, i881. main is needed. Toronto June 20th 1881. We fiibml. no blight or other destructive element W111 spoil the prospect. - '1 he strawberry and ice cream Festival, on ‘the evening of Dominion Day, in the Meth- odist Church was a grand success. The only difficulty was, provision was not made for such an immense crowd. and the inevitable consequence followed, much to the chagrin of many whose throats lunged for_the cool- ing elemcnt. About fifty dollars were real- ized. The Festival. Mr. Thus. Caracadden, Head Master of the High School. impried in his resignation to the seareiarv «the school board on Mon- day. He has ’accepted the position of first assistant in the GuiLOollegiate Institute at a. salary offil.200 per annum. iWe, in common with all interested, have to regret loos- iiig the services of Mr. Carscadden in the High School. as under his efficient manage- ment the'school has rapidlv advance-d to the foi~em<st r'anks oI-‘fichools in this Province. Though we regret his departure from our midst, yet we cannot but wish him prosperity and succes iii his new position. In ordv‘r to introduce the LIBERAL into many homes that it. has not yet reached we make the following extraordinary ofier. We mlLsend the LIBERAL, post. paid to any ad: dress in Canada or tha United States for the remainder of the year for the nominical sum sum of 25 cents. Three cent stamps can be semi by mail. Address, THE LIBERAL; nich- mond Hill. A‘ Rare Chance. Correctibn. We are very glad to correct a statement made through our columns two Weeks ago,‘ concerning that sad affair, the Puterbsugh suicide. It was stated by us on what we thought'good authority that the probable cause of the act was unsatisfactory writings drawn by his father on Saturday previous We are now in a position to say that such is not the case. as the writings alluded to were drawn up on Friday, and as John was an only child they were exclusively in his favor, he having been given a deed of most of the property, except a portion réserved by the'father for his own benefit, and was given full control of everything with which he expressed himself highly satisfied. They were in very comfortable circumstances, and the utmost harmony prevailed in the family. There can therefore be no possible cause an signed other than temporarv insanity. He had been doctoring for some time,‘ and his health was not the best, which fact gives more plausibility to the solution. From a personal acquaintance we entertained a high degree of respect for the family, and desire hereby to express our sympathy in their hour of aflliction. Resigned. Names and number of marks made by pu- pils in the highest dlvision of public school duxji'ng the month of June. ‘ - THIRD CLASS. 3 Aggie Kerswell. . . . . . ‘ Lydia. Bowel}. . . . . . . . Hm‘rv Stoddard. . ‘ . . .‘ Lillie Hawk-en . . . . . . . . Earnest. Hawkeu . . . . . Aggie Pugsley. . u . . . Geo. Peach. .4 . . .. . .. May Storey . . . . . . . . . . Eva, Wiley . . . . . . . . . . Nellie Harris . . . . . \Vm. Addison . . . Thos. Trench . . . Mary Trench. . . Just. Sanderson . . . . . . Richmond Hill Public School, Fanny Brown . . . . . 344‘ l'IlIIfurd Sisley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 517 Lizzie Powell. . . . , . . . . . . .., .. .i. . .' 283 HerbefiIHnIu-is...,‘.... .........._280 Harry Reid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 267 Fer Amfley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '. ._ .1261. Etta Fnlmnbridge. . . . . . . . . .m . . . 258, The names of pupils making less than 2U) I not published. Wm. McLaughlin . FOURTH ........-.‘...»... . . . . . . bot-an- ...... 280 267 "261. ‘ . 258 CLASS. 48-1-3! ' BUILDERS- +3 your Harvest T0013 and Hardware Concrete OUR CLOTHING: is, without doubt, quite equal, hot superior to the best New York clothing for Style. Fit, and Materials, a proof of whleh is the large number of First Prizes awarded as at Toronto, Hamilton, and other Exhibitions during the past Season. ” Gentlemen requiring Fine Clothing will find it to -_ their advantage to ‘z'izspect our S toe/e before purchasinghjwv ._ )4 It _ , I > , ‘ We are, this seasohflh’ dddithfii to oztr'Lrirgflé ‘Trade irt’Fsze“ Qldtereszitothing, irralcz'rrfzrsmu icialty of Low Priced Tweed Suits, which we will make to order at the/following [brices :-~ A We beg to notify our numerous Patrons and the general Public that we are now in receipt O'f SK WE WHENS 3'? OUR NEW SPRINE Consisting principally of E1rzglish, Iris/z, Scotch, and Canadian Tweca’s, Scott/L andlr'is/z Serges, French and Eng/12312 Worsteds, Fine West of England Tmnscrings, Black and Blne Broadctoz/zs, Black and lne' Vignetian‘s, Docs/ems, Cassinzercs, E tc., in at! the Largest and Most o'mptctc Stock " I”: ‘1 V Ofthe kznd “quggféaffi;4 ‘- -.1 , 1 1. “'1, __.._1 :1 “.1 _..L._..'_..J- 47mph: Aug“ VAUL A.--“ f‘ And Save from Ten to Fifteen percent. " PATTERSONfi, BRO, Golden Griffin, King Street East. Toron.“i:..o. Afc manufacturing {his year, R‘EQRLY ,flflUELE the quantity .of ' ‘ ' > . IIARV7E SCI‘IN (Er BIACIKIIVES turned ofit‘anypreviousvefir- CAUSE: INCREASED DEMAND. Send for circulars and do not purchase unfil you have ~szaunined the reéefit 'valoable improvementg ' " PATTERSON «3: BBQ. Patterson, Ont. 8.50, 3315,] saleâ€"3.50. W. ATKENSON. At "the MSG-1' ‘3