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FRIDAY MORNING RICHMOND HILL. S'n‘ Mum's; Emscnru. (TUCRCXI."‘SEYViCC at 3 yum, exempt, Mm filial Summy of every month \‘v’huu the war 0 and s ' 111mm are hold us 11 mm. Sunday {school at 17.))! BM”. R. Shank- METHODIST CHURCH OF m\.\‘AnA.-b‘ervxcos at 10:30 xL.I: .amd (3:30 11,111.,n‘nd Sunday school, 35:30 11.1}1'. I‘mym' mashing every Thurde m’aning, in mm Laz‘ture 111mm. Mus, Pcbcx' Audi" mu uml .Imz. i‘;<;.:(:1'zln.. i’ns'o‘s. I'HESBY’V‘EHIAN CHURCH OF CANADA Aâ€"Serviqs MU o'clock 21,111.. and (32:30 p.1n‘ I’rzmye meeting on Thursday evening at 7: 0. Rev. 1. Campbell 1‘ tor. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.wSe1'vicos in order as follow. T3 )rnhill m 9 n. ‘., and Richmond Hill M1 2-..m; the failuv ; Sunday at Rich- mond HL .Lt‘J u..m..:um 'J'hm mm M 10:30 MIL, alwrnutiugg with Markham eVQrY third Buuduv. RICHMOND Lomm, A. F. & A. 31.323923, G.R.C *Mcuts in the Lodge RummMns xiv. mm. on the Munduy on or hc‘ we full moon, at i; o'clock p.111 :13th Crashv. \V. M. The Methodist sabbath 2; onl’l‘emperzmcu As sociatiou iq. A . pledge mum ' every Sunday when- daaix‘ud. \Vm Hurrmon sup? Mucun'u‘s 1x TITU' â€"~Librury ‘0: over 1‘00 vulumasppeu cm“ 3' 'ftlehdlh)‘ evening, in the Mn.- sunic Hall, frum T to 8 o‘clock. l-L E. I am’,.I.ibmâ€" mu. houtm‘os and disuussiona periodmnlly. 'icn‘mI/mn HUJ. CORNET 13121117; .eets for pructiuo every Tum; V and Saturday evening at 3 :30 o‘clock. .ch. Lmrd, Lemim‘. RICHMOND L. 0.L.,Nn.778.â€"1\rieetsiu the Tom per-anus H511. m) Mm Friday on or before in] noon, at 8 o'clock p.11). C. Sheppard, “CM. RICHMOVD 1.11 il‘m:1>r.v., No 4m, I. O. G. '1‘.â€" Nuebs in the ' mnperuucc i-{zmll‘ ravory \Vcdnesday tannin" mt 7.3uu'chmk. \YmJIaz-rigou T. l). Thornhm, Yummy: Housemâ€" Ru «liar, Mo .Isv j-mi l‘uucum‘u. 3.11 J. H. 13‘: in. Hector “but of tho ’l‘ln Divi. "n Cuurt, (Junk and "L‘ceueumr of Vaughan, Ru war of Birfilm: Mauri- 1&ng and Dazaflhs. (Jummissmner in Court of Queun'fl Bunch. "I ’ ‘ Br. Oa‘rwflwle, ' B. B. Orr, M. ., and 1% Silver Medallist Uuiwrsim of Lannie; M C.P.S., Ont.: L, S A.L.,1iufil:md. (Lat-3 of Landon England) Surgeon, ' ()fliue hours: 8 to 10, 1 to 2. . zn . .. OD and '6; M730. I}? OFFICE RICHMOND HILL lst 10 Jays of each month MAPLE, 18th " “ mgwmw (PLAIN and mum) At “THE LIBERAL” BOOK, NEWS & STATIONERY DEPOT, R’D HILL. MAPLE, 18th " “ Nitrous oxide gas administered for painless exam Bion 01‘ 'l‘ueth. touffvillu. Markham . . . . . . 118m in. .20th 10. Victoria. Square.. . 21m do. i‘hornhiilu . .2’3rd do. Mmpln. . . .Qcth do Woodbridgo . '28“: do. Kleinbnrg. .. .29th do. Nobleton. .amh o Anasthoticn, ma Intrmm Oxide. em, used when ordered, and none but the bostmateriul used. Barmjtm'a, bornox wantâ€"Law. Solicitorsâ€"in- ‘HmuccryIv‘roctrri's iu mimirvlt-yCourLs. Con- vey: r4 abs. - Barristcr, p.» L mu. as mud so, Milliclmmp'a bnimius lemme. Btl’eet,T01‘OntO, 01 pmaiL/J , in. street. . d\vard13'mku,Q.C, S.H. Bmke Q.C.J.K. Kerr,Q.C. 'quter lussels, \V. LMHUUCR, (LAJIrough C‘J. Hulmnn.. 1L Cstsele. K. Max:103". I‘hunkful for tho favors of the past ten yoarn, may still be consulted in any branch of the pro- fession, as follows: Aux-om, lst, 8th, mm, and 22ml of GM?! mouth. Nowmarkeb . . .. ............ 211d do. Richmond Hill" 91.11 and 24th (in (at the Palmer House) Bethune, Moss, Fmrcoubndgc & Hoyius. Bu; ‘ ters.etc., 1101‘th of Scotland Chambers, 18 and :50, Kim unmet West, Toronto. )mmty York, (Sutcoxzsor as the late i- Agent, for the heat and doiugtmsirms. in, Cmm mam.“ng in 21.1% t Mass 1' .lg hlmcl'v 1‘. U .D' .1 bond! J} hmmuuc m0 vâ€"vl' mu 1* v ; ‘LL. l’xn' u‘nrs'. u". (at u n‘mmuv 1mg! ubwdzx 0:31"an btrlom ‘41:: a mwhqre. wav...uonua» man-anon ()r‘t‘wu, Tunge Richmond 1: A%.BII'.1‘!ILNE,Q,C. W. G. FALLIOXBXKDGE ‘VALTrIL‘. HARVYICK. \V. J. Furm‘xa. ohmond H i11,willgonumll. be found. at home ‘ at Nmo o c 1; mm. VOL. IV. Addxeas A. ROBINSON L.D.S., Aurora. Ont (‘ BUSINESS 8 CARDS. Bianim, Kerr, &: Camels, Dr. McConnu‘H, Graduate of Toronto University. At his Printing Establishment J. A. ST EVVAR’I, Dr. Janina Lang, JOSEPH 12x. REVERE, per annum, in advance.] @331: H 111ml ’7 J amen M. Lawreame. CONVEYANCER, flung: @irrcwry. Churches. IS PUBLISHED EVERY Abmmu Room L- 13 amle Solitaimr,Not:Lry, (km-Money niou Losm Jiuil-iiugn, Nos. :uc, ’i‘orontw. DE. A. Robinson, fii‘dmiicai. SURGEON DREJTIS'", 223251211. sum lei. no 53mm. BY w. \Vm. Trench; Conn- Red mt, Wm. I" guluv (‘ mdcmon. lflwk, M. Le fit was. OF m\.\'AnA.~â€"Servx qs CHARLES Moss. N‘ W. flnYLES. A. B, Aymcswuu’rn 1). ['3'- ETC. Ont. Amuse amount of Money to Land on farm _m‘ mtv umpurty; interes"? 3101‘ Cunt.; no columns- sxou. 15R King street East, Toronto. First-class mm~ men-cm] house. (inod Accommodation and every ufcunLiou shown (iueshs‘ Supuriur Smbling. HENRY LEMON. Proprietor. The Palmer House. RICHMOND HILL. jOHN PALMER, Proprietor. Having recently built the nbmge llnuso ml the A0 of the nld Stage Hotel, and inrnishml it throughout in first-class sfylc. I am prepared to give the yublic thclbost of acmunmndntiuna Good stumbling and attonmo hamlets. Sample Rooms for Commercial Travellers. Terms, $1 per any. The Richmond Hill Omnibus loave‘ this Howie at 7:30 a.m. for Toranto and leaves ’l‘oronbo at um. A. L. Skeclc. Clock and Watch Mg er, Importer of ‘VIMCheS, clocks and fine jeiveuery 1!. stock of Di 7111331 ' ' . "ages always on hand. THIRD )(JR SOUTH OF QUEth STRE ‘1’1‘, 'l‘ORON’l‘O. IEB‘Mnnufmtunnu of jewenery, and ropuil’inzuiwutches and clocks on the promi (as, a» speninl’ov Thmlkhq: our patrons and friendsfor their libâ€" emlvmrmuugo h. the past we. beg to state that we' have just renoivml a huge stock of new goods in latest. dcsignu. A large stock 01 Elgiu and \Vulthum watches kept on hand. Issuer of Marriage Licenses for the County of York, “on! Es ate and [nsurmme Agent. Parties having fauna 01' lots for undo, or Wih‘hinq insur- ance m life or property will luwc their union; pmn‘mtly attended to by the above. Money to loan at S per cent on approved freehohl security ()1fico~Court House, Toronto manner." New Tea Siam, RICHMOND HILL, PURE TEA ‘ - P URF, LITERATURE A. $1 VOLUME S-t Amos Hudgin, Toronto, writes : ” I have been a sufl'mer from 1)) ~44 1.5m fur the past six yeurn. AH the rmnmlies I tried 1‘» nvvd Useless, until Northrup & Lynmn‘s Veg: tnble Discavery and Dyspz-plic ()ure was brought.“ under my hmiw. I have mod two bottles; with the bean x‘vsults, und can with confiden- corvnmn‘nnu'l is to those afflicted in 11k- FUNERALS FURNISHED A. WMHT £9 SEN. UNDERTAKERS, ,‘ Grout. chance to make money. 1 Those who always take advantage ' . of £110 good cllunces fox-“making - Imoncy that: are offered generally become wealthy “11110111050 who do not impl ova suvh chances remain in pnverm‘. We want many men. women, boy and girls to work fur us right in their own locn‘umos. Any mm can do the work properly from the first stunt. ’J'he businea will pay more than ten times nrdinm’y wagon. Ex- pensive: outfits furnisllcdfrcel l\'o one who en. gages fails; to muvke memey rapidly. You can de- vote Your whole tsmo. to the work or only your spam moments. Full information and ullumt is nucded sent ireel Address S'l‘INSON &Co.,Prt- land Muimu. Momv : C. E. POMEROY, of Toronto; will prance in the Temple at Sherwnwd, Lnrd‘s day, Robes. Cofims. Caskets&c.. constant 1y kept 0333:1111 Fur all Mia-[inns of the (311.55, Lungs and Throat, use Hr. Carson’s Pulmonary Cough Drops. 'l'huy Bpeedly cure Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Homseucss, Bronchiiis,&c. As an expectomnt the Cough Drops are une- qna‘led. Immening phlegm very readily. fl. 19.11am Agent. And dealer in Watches.Clocks.1\nd Jowedr Richmond Hill. Ont. ROSE, MACDONALD, MERRI’I‘T & (20., Unior Loan buildings, Toronto MRS; HARRISON’S ZGth inst‘at 10:30 a. m. and 7 p. m. â€": SUBJECTS :â€" n the six attest nohco mud reuflonable terms An basement of Mrs. Wm. Harrison, RICHMOND HILL. Religious Services. given with every 3 1’0 of tea. opposite the Masonic Hal}. The Clyde Howl, Money to Loan. akilfirellzmcnufi. George Eakin, RICHMOND BIL 11, J. Wanhss. RICHMOND HILL, FRIDAY, MARCH 24,1882. Wnncy. mum. ,a, “In Essentials, Unity; in Non-Essentials, Liberty; in all things, 1,,»zzw‘1’j. ~ An Exposition. Fellowship with Christ. AT WRIGHT & SON Timber, Timber floating, Gov- ernnlent works, Mills, etc. THE HUMBBR ANB ITS TRIBUTARIES. In 1801 Mr. Thomas 090‘ Lu Eng- 'lislimaii,'erectéd both a,‘ siiw- m and n; grist mill on the York side, north of the Dundzis road. Some years later he sold out to his son, and about the year 1840 the son sold the property to Mr. W. P. Howland, now Sir. \Villimn, who was soon joined by some of his brothers, two of whom Peleg and Fredrick, ultimately became sole proprietors. In 1845 the on tei‘prising brothers erected, south of the street, where a distillery formerly stood, anew flour mill, five stories high, with six run of stones, “here a. flourishing business is still done. In the year fol- lowing the old mills were pulled down, and some of the old timbers were used about the tuil race and in various other ways. In 1844 the Howlnnds’ erected a saw mill on the York side, opposite Fish- er’s flour mill which WM run until 1868. Seven or eight years ago the mill was leased by two brothers Edward and Al- fred Musson who converted it into a. brewery, but after two yeius gave up the business. The buildng is still stunding. In 1820 a carding and fulliiig mill was 8â€" rected on the Etobicoke side opposite Howlend’s flour mill. It was run by different parties, the last of whom was Mr. James Williams, who was premie- tor about the year 1867. In 1855 a port- ion of the building was occupied by a Mr. “hit as a barrel factory. The At- kinson Bros. also used a. portion of the building as a. foundry, previous to the The following is one of a series ofpapzrs read before the York Pioneers by Mr. William Watson, of \Neston, one of the most prominent and respected members of the Assocxation, and is a minute history of the (~0- unty of York, especially the Western portion. (Farm No. 3, CONTINUED.) I In 3838 Mr. Rowland Burr purchased some lurid (m the York side, fmm Mr James Haines, nne of :1 family whose chief occupation was fishing and hunt- ing. ()1) this property he erected a. saw mill, directly apposite Mr, Gam‘nle’s flour mill. In the sameyear Mr Galnhlu purchased the saw mill, and snnn afterâ€" wards converted it into a. barley mill. Sulaseqwntly he erected a mill for grind- ing bones, and as it adjuinec] the ‘barley mill both places were run by the same water powur. Some years latter the emim property Was murtgaged tn the Bunk of Upper Cnntda. In 1864. W") brothers. David and Jacub Atkinson. purchased the property frnm the bankr and converted the finnr mill into an im- plement factory, but; in March lasb' the building was destmyed by fire. Some years before the other mill had been swept away by a spring freshen. In 1835 Squire Fisher erected a. four Ftory flour mill (Milwood Mills) two stor- ies of this building being constructed of stone and two of frame. In 1843 if was burned down a total loss to the owner, as there \vasno insurance on the building. It. was rebuilt in the following year, of stone and framework as before. .Of reâ€" cent years it. was leased to the Howlon-is. until the flood of September, 1878, wash- ed the dam away and cancellvd the lease In 1880 the property was purchased from the Fisher’s by Mr. George Smith, who has added another mill, and fitted the whole with first-class machinery f r the manufacture of blankets and otherxiem'y woollen goods. Mr. Smith‘s business is «Ming considerably to the population of Lambton. «at purchase of the property from the bank. Some of the old irun wheels, &c., are still lying about the place.‘ Lambtnn could also boast; of a chair factory, run by ’l‘hunms White, :1 carnage factory, and two cnopering establishments, one on the York side owned by Mr. Peter Dash, and the other on the Etobicoke side near where the new Methodist church now stands, run by a. Mr. Craig. The former establishmet was destroyed by fire. The mad passing through the village was made by Govenur Simone. probably about 1794. In 1846 Mr. Samuel Scarlet erected a saw mill on the York side, about 9. mile nbnve Lmnbton, but not having auflicieut water-power. he, i11'1854, built on the Embicuke Hidr), utilizing portions of the nld timber and umchinery in the new mill. in 1864 this mill was destroyed by fire, but; snnu rebuilt. Abnut 1875 the i'irupertv was purchqu by Mr. (.i‘reorgu Smnehnuso. The mill is still running about half a mile fartImrnpstream. Mr. Juhn Scarlet. father of Samuel Scarlet, e- meted a. saw mill in 1831. He likewise purtly built 3, flour mill abuut eighty rods below the saw mill, and a paper mill abuut the same distance above. Portâ€" imis of the wallslnf both are still standing. After fiomc years the saw mil‘, with quite a quantity nf laud became the prupurty (it hi5 ion Edward. In I 73 it was sold to 311‘. Matthew Canning and in still in wurking m‘dk-r. Opposite here, on the York side, Mr. Juseph Dennis generally known as “ Squire Dennis," erectvd u. known as “ Squire Dennis," erecti-d 9. saw mill in 1844. Years :Lficrwai‘dsit be- came the property of his son Henry, who for a. time carried on the flJX business. The building is still standing Some dis- tance above Mr. James VVllliH.I))S. better kiiownras “ Yankee Williams,” had a. carding and fulliug mill. In 1881 a Mr. George Dixon built a smv mill on the Flioliicoke side, a. few rods below wncre Eagle’s bridge now spans the i'iVei- but every vestige of the building has long since disappeared. Abullt eighty rods below, on the adjoining lwf, his brother 'l‘homas five. years later erecth a. saw mill which after some years was sold to 2i Mr. Keatiug. In 1840 the property was purcliaSed by Gibson Bros, who pulled the old mill down and erected a flour mill in its ulnce. Latter it was sold to it Mr. Scherville, and during his owneisiip was burned down. The secmid time the mill was not rebuilt. The land, nine acres, was sold to Mr. Patrick Powers. 011 the York side, nppunile this point,Mr. Joseph Holley in 1820‘ erected a, saw mill. 'l'Wu years later he sold themill and form. 100 acres, to Mr. John Olin-w. The mill and 25 acres was subsequently sold to James Clilford, by him to J. N. Coons; and by Coons to Jiiiiies Mager, who erected a flax mill adjoining the saw mill. in 1853 Mr. John Dennis purchased the property. and during his ownership u wealch factory, constructed of stone and brick, was eâ€" rected on the site of the old mill. For some time- the mill was run by John Wardlnw, and later by Messrs. Furreu and Miles. Abunt1871 MessrsA Smith and \Vilby purchased the property, and extended buth the premises and the business; but two years ago Smith withdrew, leaving Wilhy sole pvoprietor. During the last ten years the factory was three times de- stroyed by fire, and was each time re- built. The business has proved an ac- quisition to VVeP-tun. On the Embicnke _side, just above Eagle’s bridge, in 1834, Dir. Julm Paid (E Bro., erected a brewery which after a few inunt.l‘isi,\vas totally destroyed by fire. ()ppuaite this placa, on the York side. Messrs. Tyiyll Si Noble, in 1863, cum- meuced an oil refinery, but twa years laterlos! heavily by fire. The premises however, uere rebuilt. A few yours lut- er the business waslbought off by the “nil ring ” 0f the day. Some distance farther up Mr. J. D. Porter, in 1830, emcted a. saw mill. but ten years afterwards the property passed into the hands of Mr. Burr,who erecth a flour mill and a wool- len factory (both in our village) a few rods west from the saw mill. 'l‘heflbnil- ding was burned down. In 1849 Mr. Robert McDougull purchased the prop- erty, and the following year erected a flour mill just below the szuv mill, four smries high and with six run of stones. About the same time the uld saw mill was pulled down, and a new one, which was running until 1870‘ nrected in its place. The flour mill is still (hing a. good busi- ness. A short distance ubuve Mr. James Gmcy, in 18.313, erected a brewery, which was run until destroyed by fire a.an eleven years ago. Purtimm of the walls and smile of the out, buildidgs are still standing. BEATEN TO DEATH. GERMANY AM] THE GZAH. Sir John Nminaied. Grim Mr. J. P- Whelan, manager of the Mammal [’055, has been arrested on n. criminal Xibel preferred by Mr. F. B. McNmnee. MINER BME'E'. Salisbury and Gladstone. At the Halton Spring Assizes the G mud Jury has brought in a. true hill against Michael O‘Rourke for the murder of Ed- ward Muller in the township of Nelson. The prisoner pleads not guilty. Ruddy who wag arrested at London, Out. on suspicion of muderiug his em- ployer has been released on his own roc- ognition to appear on Monday next. The evidence agninst him is very weak, and the case uppeurs likely to fall through. A meeting: uf residents of Niagara. was held on Monday night, when resolutions were pusseu requesting Mr. J. B. Plumb to use “his powerful influence” mth the Gawel'mmmt to have the little borough of Niagara spared in the proposed. redis- ‘Ll‘ibutiozr Hf S‘JME, CANADIAN . (m ma CONTINUED.) inal Libel. v A meeting of the Lemmx Tories was held on Saturday last, when Sir John Mnbdonnld was mnninated as their can- didate for the Commons. A deputation mil wait on the Premier to offer him the nmninatiun, but; it is not thought he will accept. The South Wencworth Tories have nominated Mr. Carpenter. ‘ A man named Genet. a resident mi Sanvenr, a suburb of Quebec, was beaten to death on Saturday night last, al~ must at his own donl‘. A companion was badly handled. The parties who comâ€" mitted the deed are said to have been employed in afactory of which Genet was fOX'elllttHJHId they have been arrested. Orange County Master Watson. of Middlesex, is credited with saying ~that the ()mngemen have decided to organize for action in the electiuns,and to support $1137 cuddidutes whether Reform or nry, who will support their demands. In case the required pledge can be oh- tmned from member candidate they will run u. candidate of their own. Another comet was discovered at Al‘ bnny on Saturday morning‘ It is Bitum- ed in the constellation ot Hercules. A serious wreck is reported on the Nm them Pacific Railroad M. Sweet Brim. Some thirty persuns as» reported to have been killed. READING, Pa., March 18.â€"Lucy Mon-- is, a young lady, has been lying in a trance amen Thursday, when she was carried 1101119 from a. religiuus meeting. All efl'urts of the physicians to restore her to consciousness are unavailing, with exception of this evening, when she o)an ed her‘ eyes and asserted that she was not. sick. She then relapsed into a comatmv condition. ' In the Imperial House of Commons M(-)uday_ Mr. Gladstone; sttQunittcd n mesmge from the Queen asking for a yr."- vision for Prince Leopold, upon his ap-v proaching unu'riaga. It. will come up for consideration on Thursday, when Mr Labuuchere has given notice of his in tention to oppnse it. Lord Salisbury and other Conservatin‘s are keeping up a. most violent attack up- on Mr. Gladstone in their speeches, and by means of letters to the press.» The former “mugs {hol’remien of deW’ overlhrow this constitutionfiuppresfs freeâ€" dom of speech, and bring about a conflict bethen the Lords and Commons. Mt. Gosclxen, it is rumoured, intends taking the Bradlaugh question out of lhu hands of the Govermnent by the intro- ductiuu ofun affirmation bill. Sir Viril- frid Lawson will, if Earl Redesdale’a bill passes the. Lords, making it incumbent on all members of Parliament to “profusu to belief in Almighty God,” move thm in addition that a belief in “ personal devil” be 31m included. A Russian Minister of “’ar is said 1.:- have declared that, [lusuia would regard anv encroachment. hy 'Austria on th Montenegrin frontier as cause for war. The coronation of the Czar has_ finally been fixed for August. There will be u Cunrc dunner at. M. Petershurg m-duy to celebrate the but-3r- day of Emperor William of Germany Music is to in) performed for the first time since the dent!) of thelate Czar. The respite granted by the Nihilists tn the Czar, who is leading u iimstmisemblc like in his palace-prism) at Gatscliina‘ in only temporary and canditim 13‘. They will wait until after the Emperor’s corn nation, and if no reforms are then form: . coming they will recommence their mmu dermis work. The German Government tlimngll tlm Berlin press desires to state that it has no confidence in the alleged dessire of the Czar to remain on friendly terms with Germany, and that in its opinion tlm Czar has practically abdicted. placing 1m powers in the hands of General Skobelell? or in other words, he has virtually turn ed the Government over to thy l’anslavist party. POST Mowmn EXAMINATIONS have n: some instances, led to the discovery of the scars of completely healed abscassm of sores upon the lung. This of itself shows that the lung tissue when disc-used is susceptible of restoration to a sonml and healthy condition. Persons nfilictml with lung disease may reasonably how- to recover health by theuso of welllmown remedies. Foremost among tiles-o i-l Northrop (6 Lymnn's Emulsion of Cwl Liver Oil and Hypophoflphites of Limo and Soda, a thoroughly hosted and high- ly accredited specific {or cough, _ colds, ‘ asthma, bronchitis, spitting of blood 1 other afiectiuna of the throat, chest and lungs. Pulmonary irritation is promptly: arreated by the Cm] Liver Oil, and flu- hypophosphitas, which are mnnng Hu- lungs. Pulmonary irritation is pro 111M}. ax'reated by the Cm] Liver Oil, and Han hypophosphitas, which are swung flu finent rcnovums used by physicians. 1e vivé tho flagging energies oi Me debilita: ed system. UNITED STATES. [Single copies, 3 ctS. FOREIGN. BRITISH