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Having recently built the above House (in the site of the old Stage Hotel, and furnished it i'hrouqhuutln first~class style, I am prepared (40 give the public the ”best of accommodntmns Good stumbling and attentive hustlers. Sample Rooms for Commercial Travellers, Terms. $1 per day. The Richmond Hill Omnibus leaves this House at 7:30 am). for Toronto and leaves Toronto at 3: 0n.m. Emery P. (1., (‘mme' York, (successor to themte jD' H. Davina) Insurance A gent, for the best and most reliuhle Companies doingbusiness in Cum). am. PM ; dosirqus of insuring in a. first class company snould obtain ou1‘1‘utes before insuring .81 sewb are Chimney Sweeping nttmuiedT to (111 shortest 311mg. J2;11.5t11 ’83 13. on hand THIRD DOOR SOUTH OF QLELN ’I‘REE'I‘, TORONTO. l-anhtlectllIinfl 0f owellcry, and repnil inqofw atches and clocks on the pmmises :L slmr‘iultv Thankingour patrons and friendsfor their lib- ornlmua‘nnago 1'1. the past we beg: to state that we have just revuived a. large stock ofnewgoods in latest designs. A large stock of Elgin and \thhum watches kept on hand. A lm‘ne amount of Money to Lend on farm Anr mtv property interest? per cent; no 0011111115- sum. Impoxter of Watdles CIOCLS qnd fine jewellerv a» sgocl; of I)’ )dsnnd p) sstones n ' (31ml: of the Thi Division Cnur,t Clerk and Tiensuier of Vaughan Revistmrnf Births Mmri. ages and Deaths, Commissioner in Court of Queen s Bench I‘HGK’Irm], Rugs, Brass, i‘:c.,broght for Cash at, My Bravos. OFFICE "Anne Richmond Hi1 flnrxsiters, Attorneys-MLLuW, Solicitorsdn- Chunceryl’roctors in AdmiraltyCourts. Conâ€" Vixyzsncers etc. Millichamp‘sbuildmgs, Adelaide streetg'l‘oronto, ol’posim Victoria street. dWm‘d Blakegfi. S. H. Blake Q.C.J.K. Kerr,Q.C. VVn‘lter Camels, \VJLMuIIUCK. C.A.Brough C.J. Holman. H. Casscls. K.Ma.cleun .I1sth lo. Shouffville .. “20“) 10. flurk hum . . . . Victoria Square.“ n 2131: do. I‘horllhilL.. . . ..23rd do. Maplu. . . “26th do \Vnndbridga ,, 98th do. Kleinburg ..2Elth do Houston. ........ h o Anasthetms, as throus Oxide, etc” used when rdered, and none but the hematerial used. Moss. Falconhrldge & Ban-wick, BARHISTERS, (Sta. Moss. Iloyles. dc A\ has swonh, BARRISTERS £0. North of Scotland (‘hamborn IS & 20 my E‘lmnkful for the favors of (she past ten years, may still be cmisulted in any branch of the pro; fessi011,u.s follows: Aurora, lst, 8th, 16th, and 22nd of ear“ month. Newmurket ............ 2nd do. Richmond Hill 9th and 24th fin, medalist Ton-auto Univemitv. Member Coll Physicians 65 Surgeon-.4, 01m, (late of Stoufivine) Yonge Street, ‘Richmond Hill. Oflice Hours 8 to 10 IL. 111.. 5 to 8 p.111. D 1'. G00. Langslafl Has remuved from King, and commen- ced practice at Thornhill. Nov. 6th, ’SQâ€"tf. RICHMOND HILL. Office hours: «11. and 7 D. m. YHE LIBERAL PMNTINE & PUBLISHING HOUSE RICHMOND HILL‘ ~ â€" ONTARIO. I’lfifliflbi‘ilfillflfl \Wlll'l‘l.0Cl(, Richnmnld Hill. Address A. ROBINSON up?!“ Aurora Ont; Dr. (Drr, Maple, Office hOUYSi 8 to 9.30 8.. m., and 1 to “2:30 p. m- ROSE. MACDONALD, MERRITT & C0 I. 13. Sturgeon. Sfiewmrt, The Pahmor House. RICHMOND HILL. JOHN PALMER. Proprietor. FRIDAY MORNING- Biake, Kerr, a: Cassels, VOL. V. $047137th Palmer House) ‘1 "B U SIN ES S “CERES: JOSEPH A. DEVINS. REMOVED. James M. Lawrelwc, CONVEYANCER, ETC. Dr. James Langstafl Ernest F. Lnngslam EDITOR and PROPRIETOR. Money to Loan. @112 @ihcml ” DI”. ‘V. J. “’llson. flitifitcltummm. per annum, in advance.] IS PUBLISHED EVERY Dr. A. Robinson, J. Wanlpss. Uniox‘ L0m:bui](1ing_s_. Toronto 331mm. SURGEON DENTIS’“ Emmi gamma. “dicmfl. ijmtnl. AT .18th .2017!) 213G 23rd .26th 28th .2‘Jth OBVONTO‘ 0mm“ At the request of Dr. \Vilson, Mr. Sanderson brought the matter of tree planting befura the Council, and request- ed the Reeve to appoint a day to be set apart for tree planning. The matter “as discussed. Mr. Pugslvy, seconded by Mr. Sanderâ€" son, moved thut the Reew be instructed '1" 18 Clexk reported that the Assessor had retulued the Assessment Roll Saturday. June 2nd, at 2 p. 11)., was appointed fgr holding Court. 9f Raisin”. Mr. Pugsley, seconded by Mr. Hopper, moved that the Clerk be instructed tn advertise Court of Revision in both local newspapersâ€"Cmried. M1.Pugsley, seconded by Mr. Honel moved th: 1t the Treasuwr be anthouzed Ln d1aw the amount of Mr. Mnrrism: a Bill from the funds in the L’nmk 0f Omn- merce and pay the uccount.â€"-Carried. briuge......................... 2 75 Mr. Sanderson), seconded by Nlr. Pugs Iey, moved that the foregoing occounts be paid .â€"â€"Cafried. Richmond Hill Council. The- Village Fathers met in the Council Chambers on Monday evening, the 7th inst. The Reeve in the chair. Members present, Councillors Sanderson, Pugsley, and Hopper. Minutes of previous meet- ing read and adupted. The followmg- communications were read by the Clerk : By~Luw An. 400, of the County Coun- cil, for regulating tnu driving and riding of horses and other cattle on highways, bridges. etc. The following accounts were presented: From A. J. Rupert, teaming...... $7 00 Geo. Tyndall, work on tanks 9 78 Jas. Plpcx', work on tanks.. 8 88 W. Snider, shovelling snow 50 A. J. Rupert, water lime & ' reason for his desertion of her was that his daughter, a girl of nine years, called her a ‘ liar," whereupon she boxed the child’s cars and was in return boxed by her husband. This quarrel and other acts of violence caused the desertion. On the other hand the husband claims that; he is weak and delicate, and was a- bused and ill-treated by his wife, who was very violent: charges of food adulter‘ abion are also made. An order was made in chambers for payment of $15 a. month to the wife as interim alimony. Mrs Clarke, of Fuirbank. in the town- ship of York, sued her husband for ali- mony on the ground of dcsertiun and ill- treatment. She was married in January, 1879, her husband being then a. widower with twu children, and she stated the How they grind the Unfortunate Settlen -â€"Herd Times ofa Port Hope Boy. A few weeks ago Mr. Fred. Gilchrist and Capt. Robins’ son left Port Hope in company for the Norih-West, intending to settle in the Qu’Appcllo country. Fred. took with him a yoke of oxen and a. lot of other goods, which he shipped as far as Brandonâ€"he could not get rates any further. From Brendon to Qu’- Appelle station, ninety miles, the Canada. Pacific R. R. Co. charged him as much as it had cost him from Port Hope to Brandon. which cleaned Fred. nearly out of cash. Then to add to his trouble, his oxen strayed away and got into an “over- flow ” or slough, and in trying to get them out he would most assuredly have lost his life had it not been for the heroic efforts of young Robins, but the cattle were both drowned. and poor Fred. is now left without money or team. He has located a quarter section, but is now entirelv helpless. Some of his friends in Port Hope are interesting themselves in raising n'mney to get him another yoke of oxen. We hope they may be successful. â€"Port Hope Guide. The Ontario Government Seizing a Mil- lion's Worthiof Timber. The Prince Arthur’s Landing Herald of April 25 says that during the past Winter the Section B company got out over a million dollars’ worth of lumber in the disputed territory, for railway building purposes. They took outxover 1,750,000 ties alone But the Company got no license from or paid the Ontario govern- ment any money, and the latter have instructed their inspector of the lumber at the landing, Wm, Margach, to ieize all the ties and lumber in the question. Mr. Margach took the train as far as Sav4nne, from which place he will take to the woods and seize everything that has been cut, posting up notices that anyone touch- ing the materials will be arrested and dealt with as a. person would be for steal- ing. His instructions are very emphatic, and he says that he intends carrying them out to the letter. THE DISPUTED TERRITORY- freight... ...... ..... \V. Morrison, 'l‘uxonw, Hook AL: Lndder.with equipments complate........................ C. E. McKimmn, damages to \mggou, through defective THE HUGE Monoponv. Deserted Wife. “In Essentials, Unity,- in Non-Essentials, Liberty ; in RICHMOND HILL, FRIDAY 246 25 500 The worst Scrnfulnns Sores, the most indolent Tumor, and the must foul Ulcer known, may be cured by the combined use of Burdock Blow] Bitters and Bmd- nck Healing Ointment. Ask your drug- gist for these infallible remedles. â€"Bradlungh having failed to carry his paint, in the House of Commons, intends visiting his conzstibuents and tendering resignatinn. Medical MM] recommend their patients to use Dr. Carson’s Bitters. It is a mild, yet effectual laxative,freeing the Stomach nnd Buwles from all impurities, restores the appetite and aids digestion. In large 8 ounce Buttles. 50 cents. â€"Later information increases the loss nf life by the Grappler disaster at Burrow Inlet, tn at least seventy. ~The death of Rev. Josiah Henson, the origxml Uncle Tom, is annuuneed. No per-sun can enjoy health \vhiie suff- ering Constipatiuu of the Bowles. Halsh pm‘gatives always do harm. Burdnck Blood Bitters is Nature’s own Cathatic ; it unlucks the secretions, regulates, puri- fies and strengthens the system. ”The supplementary estimates call for a vote of a. little over $3,000,000. A HEARTY RECOMMENDATION.â€"-Jacob A. Empey, of Cannamore’ states that he has taken Burdock BlUle Bitters with great benefit in a lingering complaint, and adds that he would gladly recom- mend it to all. \Vurms derange the whole system. Mother Graves’ \Vurm Exterminator derangeswurms, and gives rest to the sufferer. The High School Board met on Tues- day, the 2nd inst. Members present T. R. VVndsworth, Esq., chairman, Messrs. Tyrrell, Cruickshank. \Vatson, and Dr. Aikens. Two small accounts were pre- sented by the principal of the school, for wood and passed, and the Treasurer ordered to pay the same. Mr. Clark, assistant master sent In his resignat- ion, to take effect at the end of the year. Accepted, and the secretary requested to advertise for a successor. Mr. Wallace, Head Muster, called the attention of the board to the necessity of providing a prop- er play ground, the ground formerly used beingr otherwise occupied. The chairman» and Tyrrell were requested by the board to rent if possiblea field, owned by Mr. Eagle, convenient to the school. ~All the roads in Dakota are blocaded by snow. A lady writes: “I was enabled to remove the come, root and branch, by the use of Holloway’ Com Cure. 7’ â€"The outbreak in British Columbia has been quelled, Fish and Garden operations are now the order of the dayâ€"both sexes of all ages may be seen at. all hours busily en- gaged. Notwithstanding the uugenial weather, Spring, operations are well ad- vanced in. this neighborhuod. Messrs. Barton 6:, Sons, I see, hav) upwards of 10.000 cabbage plants 7“|;‘0&u3" planted out. A Building operations are progressing rapidly. [This correspondence should have ap- penred two weeks ago, but was delay ed 111 Its uausmisaiun to this uflice, fryoui what causa We have been unable to ascer- tain as yet, but we Will discover the cause if pussible.â€"*EDITOR.] get. around the pond holes. A during robbery was committed on the night of Tuesday the 10th 0f April S'1me party or parties ente1ed the house of Peter Graham, Esq. .. Lot 23rd, 3rd con. thtchurch, and appropriated some two hundred and sixty dollars. (From our own Correspondent.) Roads are very bad. In sume places on last Sunday morning ladies and gentle- man had to climb the fences ior tends to get. around the pond holes. ' The VCo-urnéi'l gdig‘llrggd until Monday June 4th, ’83. The matter of the sanitary condition of the northern part of the village was hrOUght before the Council by Mr. San» derson relative to the ditch on the west Side of Yonge St“ It was intimated that the mt epayers were willing to have a frontage tax imposed in order to have the ditch boxed and filled. It was thought that as there was no petition by the ratepayers the Council could not take action in the matter it Would be better it the property owners Would agree among themselves, some of them having alreadv expressed their willingnexs, to join to- gether and do it, or otherwise get up a petition to be presented to the Council. to issue printed invitations to the public to turn out, for tree planting for the den”- oration of our Village on Friday, May 12th, ’83.â€"â€"Carried. (From Our own Correspondem.) MISCELLANY. WHITE ROSE. WESTON. . MAY 11, 1883. ed ton highly." There being,r imitations on the market of Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil. customers will see that they get the genuine. iv? 1%; writing abmch-a Thomas’ Eclec-‘ tric Uil,says . George Bell used it on his I son, and 1t currd him of rheumatism with only a few applications. The balance of 1 the bottle was used by an old gentleman for Asthma. with the best results. It ‘ acts like a. charm.” l C. 0. Jacobs, Buffalo, N. Y., says: “Dr. Thomas’ Electric oil cured him of a bad case of piles of 8 years’ standing, having tried almost every known remedy, besides twu Buffalo physicians,’ withnnt relief ; he thinks it cannot be “commendâ€" ed ton highly." There being,r imitations â€"Tlie exports of grain from Canada for 1882 shows a falling off of nearly two million bushels compared with the preâ€" vious year, and upwards of four million bushels compared with 1880. The duty Collected on grain and flour imparted showed a decrease of only $7,000 com- pared with the previous year, while the actual quantity of grain entered for consumption in the Dnminion increased by furty thousand bushels. Mr. Sutherland Johnston, :1 Sarnia Druggist. has sold an enormous quantity of Dr. Carson’s Stomach Bitters. He says that they give splendid satisfaction. Thev act promptly in relieving all disord- ers of the Stomach, Liver or Kidneys and are the “ Best Blood Purifier.” For sale by all Druggists at 50 cents a Bottle. ~A special cable despatch to the New York Times announces that the Irish Secretary has recommended the rejection of the proposals of the North-'West Land Company of Canada unless greatly modi- fied in the terms. â€"‘The project of the second Suez Canal is rapidly taking hold in England, and capltal, it is thought, to be forthcoming in abundance. As a. consquense the Suez Canal shares have fallen on the Paris Bourse. Druggists throughout the Country all speak higly of Dr Carson’s Bitters. The general opinion expressed is that it gives the best satisfaction of any medicine they sell, and never hesitate tu recommend it in all cases of Disordered Stomach, Biliousness or Indigestion. Price 50 cents a. Bottle. â€"-ACliina is purchasing material of war in Europe. The Celestial Ambassador at Paris offered a compromise, conceding a French protectorate over Tonquin and acknowleding China’s suzemnity, which was refused. A SECRET.â€"The secret of beauty lies in pure blood and good health. Burdock Blond Bitters is the grand key that un- locks all the secretions. 1t cures all Scrofulous Diseases, acts on the Blood, Liver. and Kidneys, Skin and Bowles, and brings the bloom of health to the palid cheek. â€"M.'1jm' Phipps of Philadelphia. alma- house nntoriety, and for a brief period a resident in Cmmdmhas been found guilty of forgery. The defence, however, inâ€" tend moving for a. new trial. Mrs. D. Morr‘iSOII,“Fa1'x)llain Centra,‘ no ,, ‘Vlmt Toronto's wellâ€"known Good Sanariuan says. “ I naVe been quubled with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint for over twenty years, and I have tried many remedies, but never found an article that has done me as much good as Northrop & Lyman’s Vegetable Discovery and Dysp- eptic Cure.” ' «It is again reported that Tynan, the alleged ” Nlimher One,” is in the hands of police in London, and that; he is ready tr) unfold to the Government the whole system of the Irish plots, *Mauy ladies who have scarcely enjoyed the luxury of feeling well for years have been renovated by using Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound that they have triumphed over the ills of flesh is said to be heir to, and life has heefi crowned with the added charm of a fresh- er beauty. â€"~Principal Dawson, of McGill Univer- sity, will shortly leave Canada for twelve months’ holiday In Europe. It is under- stood that he intends severing his conect- ion with McGiIl. REMARKABLE AND TRUE.â€"-A]0nz0 Howe, of Tweed. was cured of a fever sure of thirty-five years’ duration, by 31x bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters. He had snifered terribly. and tried many remedies in vain. He considers Burdock Blood Bitters a marvellous medicine. â€"The Canadian Gazette contains notice of the various positions in the Civil Serv- ice tobe competed fun at the ensuing local examinations. Â¥ Daughters, Wives, Moéllers, look to your health ! The many painful and weakening diseases from which you suffer, dispariug of a. cure, can be remedied by that unfailing regulator and unfailing tonicâ€"kBurdock Blood Bitters. Ask your Druggist for proof. â€"-A French gunboat has Visited Lun- do, on the Congo, and hauled down the International Association’s banner and hoisted the Tricolor in its place. Trouble may ensue between De Brazzie, & Stanâ€" ley. all things, Charity.” now until January 131:, 1884:, for 50 cents. 164 \Vashiugton St, Brooklyn, N. Y. Dec. 151:, ’82â€"ly. An old physician, retired from active practlce, having had placed in his hand by an East, India Missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumpt- ion, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma. and all Throat and Lung afl'ectlons, also a. positive and radical cure for General Debility and all nervous complaints, after having thoroughly tested its wonder- ful curatiVe powers in thousands of cases, feels it his duty to make it: known to his fellows. The recipe, with full particu- lars, directions for preparation and use, and all necessary advice and instructions for successful treatment.“ your own home, will be received by you by return mail, tree of charge. by addressing with stamp At 2 p. n: J ' 3nd determine on appeals against the; As. msment Roll for the current year, uf which all persons interested are requested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly 166 King St“, East, Toronto, near Nipissing Hotel. 23â€"4-‘83. CONSUMPTI‘ CLERK Clerk's Ofllce, Richmond Hill, 7th May, 1883. HOUSE FURNISHING-S WILKIN S’ BROS Tinware~ & Implements, Plated Gcodn, Cutlery, Fencing. & other wires, White Leads, Paixgts, 0115, & Brushes. WILKINS 8305., UHJC NOTICE is hereby given, to all whom it may concern that the first sitting of the Court of Revision, for the Village of Richmond Hill, will be held in the Council Chamber, on HARDWARE 8!. Locks. Saturday, June 2nd. 1883: RICHMOND HILL! WOMAN’S TRUE FRIEND.â€"â€"~A friend in need is a friend indeed. This none can deny, especially when assistance is tends ered when one is sorely afflicted with disease, more particular those complaints and weaknesses common to our female population. Every wunmn should know that Eclectric Bitters are woman’s true friend, and will positively restore yon to health, even when all other remedies fall. A single trial always proves onr assertion. They are pleasant to the taste, and only cost fifty cents a bottle. Sold by R. E. Lew Richmond Hill, and T. A. Hewitt (f: Cos, Thoruhill. MILLIONS GIAEN Axumâ€"“Millions of bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds, have” been given away as Trial Bottles of the” large siZe. This enormous outlay would be disastrous to the proprietors, were it not for the rare merits possessed by the wonderful medicine. Call at R. E. Law’s Richmond Hill,and T. A. Hewitt (5' Co’s, Thumhill, and get a Trial Bottle free, and try for your self. It; never fails to’ cure. COURT OF REVISION FACES AS YELLOW as (:11 at of the “ He atheu Chinee,” in eosequence of the bile in the blood, grow fair and wholseome-’ looking again when Northrop & Lyman’s Vegetable Discovery and great blood purifier is used to relax custipated bowles and expel the bilions poiSJn from ,the circulation. Rheumatic and blood im- purities are also driven out by it, digest- ion restored, and the system benfited in' every way by its use. Subscribe at once. u mum Bolts, MwWJQIPflfllflF Hinges, [Single copies, 3' cts. Sell all kinds of A Call Solicited. Screws, DR. J. C. RAYMOND, IBERAL ” from Agricultural, and Farm Implements, OF , T. A. Hewitt (12' 00’s, a Trial Bottle free, If. It; neVer fails to’ ION CURED M. TEEFY. N 0‘. 43-