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Shankful for the favors of the past 20 years may still he (:rmsulwd in any branch of the pro- v. ssion,a.sfollows: - 11mm, lst. ch, 16:11, 3.1er ‘2‘2nd of 00,011 month sRitalmnond Hill... . . .QUI and 24th (in, (at thel’ulmor House) Stoufiville......‘.., in. Markham an. VichoriuSqnm‘a... .mnt do. l‘hornhill, Walker House. 23rd do. Woodbridge. ‘...28th (10‘ Kleinburg 29th (10, Nebfoton. ..3thh 0 Vitalized An- Hys on hand at appointments Won like u, charm Free frum 1min. 'liil Yongu Stme L. Noxt door tn the: now Arcade Fmtwflzé \vm‘“ Th! 1' m 1!. lifon Hl‘ gin" Richmond Hill Officeâ€"Rear of the Central Bank, on Saturdays. MONEY T0 LOAN AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES m \n11,fl!a_i \"ill 5 lump an 1'). mmw- lilxgamu \‘70‘17; m‘ I, 'V all KING StREET EAST, Tonoxro, OPPOSITE THE " GLOBE " OFFICE. Barristers. Solicitors” Conveyancers, m, Teronto OfficeHNo. 14 Building 61' Loan Chambers. No.15 Toronto Street. a. a. F. LAWRENCE: T. c. MILLIGAN. J. A. McANDREW. Manufuc‘nn'ers 6: Importers of ‘i'ilntrhcg, (Slams, Edwina” §ilhrrmmr mm ofiptiml (692%. Y SPRC’I‘ACLES F01: EVERY SIGHT. ‘fgterinm‘v surgeon. Graduate, of Outaxrfo \Jut‘ (1011mm, TOIOHLG. “71)1sexsééibrffluil the DomesLthG Animnk created. RU GASES X) m“ u\ 033KB @ , RESIDENcnzâ€"STH Avxcxcn. Woonmunma. Best fitting Teeth made. Nothing: infn'iur in the art of Mntiistry. Prices-1 low and Vitulized Air used any time. THE LIBERAL PRINTING & PUBLISPHNG HOUSE ttIUHMOND HILL. â€"» â€" ONTARIO. Fililcrmn, («wk 65:, Miner, BARTHSTEL‘S, SOLICITORS, m. JFFICES: 18 KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. {wk-111an Hill I’, 0. )xvm'y Saturday. J Sk'ulhu‘ton, \V Cook, J. 11. Miller THURSDAY EVENING Dr. Jayne-s Lanngslafl Member (10116;? Physmiamsdr, Surueuns Ont, RICHMOND HILL, ONT. Meflnlist Tm'rmh" I‘nivmfiix NHIIN ('tv ‘3’hysicimmxfi' Sx muw(hm.flntn «‘f Mouffvine Yonge Shout, ] vhmond hill. Oii‘cu Hours Lo 10 ammufito R 9.1“. Address A ROBINFON L.D.S‘, Aurm 0.0111; E. M. MONTH". Sfif‘t (k (30‘ Bra 63313 M35126“. 011160 hours: 8130 (Hi? IL. m., and 1302.30 p LAWRENCE. MILLICAN MCANDREW, VOL. IX. $1 per annum, in advance. GAS FOB EXTRACTIBG. BU SENESS CARDS. Ls“ PILIVA’X‘E FUNDS To T‘OAN‘ *2) IIklin .I. Andrews. Vifl‘fifll gig? T‘ MM‘AHDN, \x EDITOR and PROPRIETOR. m.i,r1('1(r;. ( (x (in H'i hum: hgugt», Aw me. Dr. W. .L “Viksou. Richmond Hill. @112 gificml " IS PUBLISHED E VERY USED BY Dr. A. Robinson, E‘. H E '6? I 'H‘T‘q @cartnl 5mgmn, firimfinury. SURGEON DENTIST afitrflirnt . Steam. LI M; made I mzial. TO EEONTO W 1‘10 1 FEES MODERATE inmul‘t: . w .‘.l1 :1.” . .llu- . 111 ‘Jml enfor- frce. Ad. fo‘ :10. do. (10‘ do, or a} Maud. (-ns nf ‘UIM: \VJH out will ‘ nf Three miles nurth of Maple, and Shingles at King Station and Shunk's hush. Int 10, f'th (Ton \ :mghan, and \\'i‘.] he - rvpmod to fill hills of 1111 Ims and 1011;:ihs (m the shortest 1m: ilen notice m1 at prices to suit the present. or any other Hme. J an. 913: 1886. Thn subscriber rcspnrtfully intimates t]me he will have n lump, stm-k 0f Lnth and Lumber of all kinds at the MQGEE’S SWITCH MILL, Excellent accommodation for the travelling public. Firstrclnss Having;r refitted the above House and furnish» ed it in first-class style, I :Lm prepared to give the public the best 0‘ accommodation. Excellent stabling and attentive hostlers. Sample Rooms for commercial travellers. A good livery in con- nection. Terms S1 Der duv. Every accommodation fin guests. 309.111, $1.00 per day Jlfi’SIG r1 SQWS. Around the lake for tvotting horses. Good stabl- ing. Terms moderate. W83 FLQE‘EA BMHEE LATH & SHINGLES @511“ {gm “guteI. Funeral Furnishings Always on Hand THE DOMINION HOUSE, Ben]. Brnllinger, Proprietor. Lirtmsed Anotinnee)‘ fnr the County of York, re- Rpehtf’ully 9.0111 'ts your patronam» and friendly influr-nce. filLles attended on the shortest notice and ‘Lt reusmmhe rates. 1‘. 0. address, King. L)an x1 Aur‘éionenr for the County of V'n‘k Sales attunded (m the Shm‘tpst notioegm 11 at ten.» nhe rates. Address Stoufivflle P. O Ink-m » Auctioneer for tho Cmmtv of Ym‘k‘ro- sqmvtr. olivits your pnh'nmwo run] friendly infiurm Snips attended on ’ho shnrtos‘ notice and :1 1‘, reasonable)th C. P, 0. Addro Lir‘onsm Aurtioneor fnr Hm (‘mmfios of York (Mum-mum] Pen}. Gnnds sold ml can. :mmcnt. Gem-r: "10»: of stock, (-tc,, m'mnptly attended to at rcznonahle rates. P. O. mMro To 1mm) at. 3 per ccnt. Straight loans. ,' w nf repayments “1' principal 1mm!) to suit bm‘n vm Fir “ m‘d second mortgages bought. Adymn-o lo, 011 Sccnllu' nun‘uzugua and to purelqu K )nuumm:mum'rodinymLkinQ npyl‘maticns for mum \‘. ., (\1' (11,11 '1 ’ 31100 for pm-timflm‘s. (E m R pm to inn: ‘2, lends B}? 120‘; at and 6 per cent, per a. ‘ “L T\I mg: Htv um] I‘Lmlmvmont Amnn T 1 .17 vivs in 1 hfgzlmsu-m]: ]‘1‘](‘.91~’. Notuscnshod. G 1‘ 41111.. seamed for persons hm‘ing money 5‘”$é”IQJV 1J5? Is prepared to receive pupils. and will giVe Music Lessons as formerly. Undertakers dc Embalmm‘s. fl; LEMQJV, 158 KING 5 11 ST. TORONTO LUMBER, WRIGHT BRO S, Richmond Hill, wm. BELL, Proprietor. EHENRY MARSH, King 1’. 0. 0n Wines (1. Stokes. Salon! Eoka rah, N.J. Armgu-ong. $$OQOOO Bfiiifiscllzmtmxa. 90 Adelaide Str, Rust, '1' omnto‘ 'HCHMOND HILL, THURSDAY, JANUARY}: 1887 S. M . Brown. 24774-7 24/ Box 96. VICTORIA SQUARE Plizunry. E. R. REYN 0le, Essentials, Umly; in Non-Essentials, Liberty; in all things, Charity.” UNIONVILTAE. “Twns a glorious victory, said my inch), Tuby.” A victory containing an nnmistnkunble meaning to thuse men who strove with the strength of despair to inâ€" valve the population nf this Province in the hittm‘nuss and agony of a prolonged ixiiigious strife. Mr. Mowat’s govern- insz Mr been sustained. The sect- ian cry has boomerang like rocniled (Ill its ad 100211165. striking them down into the dust. The unaccomplishod Work of the Mail’s hand have, like their counterpart. in. nature, abortive, monstrous, or un- The Telegram is out strongly in favor of Howland, and working tooth and nail in his interest. One feature in his treat- ment of this subject is worth of note, It announces itself as strongly opposed to the introduction of class and sectarian prejudice 'into the Maynralty contest. We may all say Amen to this and pray that confusion may at all times and at all places await the men who drag such base- ness into the light of day. Returning to the Telegram, a paper which, up to last Tuesday, did as much as any one could do to fan into flame the sectarian cry of the tag rag and bobtail of 'l‘oryism. The shameful and lmrefaced inconsistency of this however and neVeI-theless organ is what it is pleased to call in its own pleas- ant way a proof of its real independence; so might a weather-cock on a church steeple boast, driven hither and thither by winds from every quarter of the globe. The weathercock I am reminded is even more consistent than the Telegram czm possibly be since the action of the winds proceed from some fixed and inmlterable principle. which is not within the power uf the weathercock t0 contrul. If the sectarian cry is allowable on Tuesday, what. enlistitutes its depravity 0n \Ved- nesday '1 1f the Telegrsz used it, why can’t. the \Vorld 2 It’s wonderful the amount of bunibnnzlmg the ordinary public can stand. Carlyle was not far out in his strong, biting way of estimating the national characler. Oh Jeruiny what what feels we be .' Numbers of voters who under any nth- er Condition of things would cheerfully cast their weight against Hon-land. will I think take the opinion of the Globe as their guidance in this issue, or at least content themselves with a. neutral stand- point and refrain from voting. In men- tioning the Globe we cannot refrain from paying a tribute to the generally sound stand it Is accustomed to take on questions of a municipal nature. On general poli- tics it is easy to differ and still be true to one’s principles. But to matters coming right under the eyes of every dweller in the city and within his power of thorough- ly understanding such as city govern- ment is, the Globe is far ahead as the one newspaper in this city which treats these things in a. way as admirable as it is fair minded and honest. Mr. David Blain is waging relentless war on Mr. Howland, holding no less than three ward meetings on a single evening, and delivering a fresh speech at each meeting. His speeches are of the nature of a prolonged act of self glorifi- cation, with an occasional aside aimed at Mayor Howland. It is unfortunate for Mr. Blain that while himself an unob- jectionable character, the liquor interest see in himâ€"as they thinkâ€"one who is more likely to deal gently with the fail- ings of their class than Mayor Howland is prepared to do. Mr. Blain is President of the Central Bank. He will be gener- ally supported by the commercial and, manufacturing interests. Several efforts have been made to arouse sectar- ian and national feelings to the injury of Mr. flowland, by a newspaper which at present supports Mr. Blain, but which as every one believes would support Mr. ,Howland had his offer been as tempting as that of Mr. Blain‘s. The News gal- lantly stands by Mr. Howlandw though its efficiency in the present contest as compared with the help it afforded him in his combat with Mr. Manning, has fallen away to a great, degree. Its edi- torial columns are woefully weak and are not a tactor worth counting, if effective- ness be the test. The Globe has, L imag- ine, fairly measured Mr. Howland, tell- ing him in forcible and sober language the weak points in his last year’s admin- istration, yet concluding with an express ion of confidence that he will remedy those weak paints and use his last year’s experience to the great advantage of the city if entrusted with a renewal of the citizens’ favor. It is many years since such a hard struggle for victory has centered around the Mayor’s chair. The elements of bit- terness and abuse have very largely en- tered into this Contest. By an unfortun- aLe slip of the tongue made by Mr. Howâ€" Land towards the close of his speech on nomination day, he furnished his oppo neu‘us with a stock of‘ readyqnade argu- ments capable of doing infinite mischief Lo hés muse. The Contest for the Mayoraltyâ€"Hip, Hip, Hurrah !-â€"A Week from Date. Our Toronto Letter. 111131111). IIURRAH I W'nrth its weith in gold. West’s \Vm‘ld’s \Vonder, the cheapest ant} iwst. Iinimunt in the \vnrld; CIWFS more cases and goes farthnr than :mV other medicine. Rhonnmtics, try it. 25 and 50C, All druggists. Death has entered two homes. Mr. W. Walker, after a few days illness, died. on New Year‘s Day, and was buried by the A. O. U. \V. on inondny. Miss Hord, who has been suffering from disease so long, was released on Sunday. The skat- ing on the rink has been vary fine this winter; a. few accidents as usual have hap- pened. The awkward squad Causes con- siderable mirth to the professionals and spectators. The sleighing now being so geod has caused many to abandon the rink for sleiglnng parties. 'i‘he 'J'ea & Concert in the Methodist Church was a success financially, npwardswf $80 was taken at the doors. The entertainn‘ienn was very good; the recitation of Miss Hattie Adams was much applanded, The pieces rend- ered by Miss McGzn‘ry, “The Creeds of the Bulls,” and “A Settlers Story,” were sutlsi’ving to the best of Crilirs It is to be hoped Miss NIL-Garry may be perstiaded t0 Lfive another evening’s entertaimnent soon. From our own Correspondent. The elections, bath Provincial and Mnniclpal. passed off without any excite- mth West’s VVorld’s Wonder, or Family Liniment, a never failing cure for rheu- matism, neuralgia, cuts, burns, bruises, wounds and fro-1t bites. 25 and 50. All druggists. N0 N0. 1 ......... W'est’s Cough Syrup. A sure cure for coughs, colds, bronchitis, sore throat, and all diseases of the throat and lungs. 250., 500-. and $1.00 per bottle. All druggists, Stouffville ... . .......52 Richmond Hill . . . . ......52 Markham Township N0. ], Thuruhfil ......... . .4’5 “ 2, Elgin Mills ...... ,...33 “ 3, Bmwn’s Corners . . 9 “ 4. Victoria Square “ 5. Uniunville......... 3 “ 6, Cashel .....29 " 7, Crosby’s 01d store..40 “ 8,Mi1nesviHe ........54 “ 9, Cedar Grove ......... . 62 “ 10, Mongolia. ............42 Scarboro \Ve give below the majorities obtained by Mr G. B. Smith and Mr. H. P. Crosby in the different Polling: Sub-Di- visions ia the Riding, They will be found to be neariv correct: Markham Village N0. We cahEflm-d. ELEEEVEEIEV MEI] alone for some time, é-he drubbing it has re- ceived is sure tado it good. At times such was the fierce onslaught made by 1he bigot party, those of us who knew something of the effect to be dreaded by the slightest success of that. p:x1ty,must have feared for the future. \Vhat if after all our boasted progress to- wards better methods and loftier aspir- ations, on the cry of wolf the populace turning their eyes on some false leader should like a flock of sheep eyeing the foremost one stand feel-fully, bending the eye and nose to ground, and what the foremost does that do the others, gather- ing around her, if she stops simple and quiet, nor the cause discern. The real underlaying common sense of the people stood them in good stead, enabling them to thwart the schemes of the “ unholy alliance .” “Who armed at once with pmyorbooks and w1th whips. Bibles in their hands. and Scripture on their lips, Tyrants by creed. and tortul‘ers by text, Make this life Hell. in honor of the next}. kindly mixed, dissolved on earth, fled to the limbo of vain things thereto meander till the final dissolutiom Already the mercenary newspapers who fell in behind the Mail, have faced about, and can find nothing too bitter to lament their ally with. Such is the reward of defeat, and a striking illustration of the force of the hackneyed adage about the truth coming out when rogues take it into their heads to quarrel. Majority for Smith York Township East York Election. THORNHILL 7 4. .._....]8 Smith. Crosby. 1...32 ...33 ..22 VD By an arrangement, mm Sheppard, ‘lle proprietor ~ f prepared to send to any ads ERAL, and the 'l‘ornntn \\5 - York County Paper to 1m cember, 1887. together v: worth of bunks, fur tho. ‘ Send in your orders at. m . remainder nf this year, f free. The follmving is H to select from :7â€" N0. 1, Tm‘nnto by GA $500 REWA RD! \Ve will pay the abnve reward for any case of liver (:mnnlaint, headache, costivenass we cannot cure (lvspvpsla, indigestion, CIHISHII lillll.‘ or with sick We st’ 9. Vegetable Liver Pills, when tlw ’lr'octions are strictly Cumlvlled “'lll), purely vegetable, and never f: satisfaction. Largo lmxvs mu sugar-coated pills‘ 250. FM“ ‘ druggists. Bmxurc uf (:nln.‘ ~ imitatimm. The genuine u only by John C. West 32 (I'm , ( hey are to give Hing 30 ‘w by all rim and ufactnred unto 0116 Mr‘ \Vm. Slmnk has a severe attack of Erysipelas and not. able to leave his bed. \Ve hope that we may again soon see his smiling face among; us. Matters have became more lively in our town since the opening at the new store, Mr. Thns. Pearson has opened a store in Sherwood, where almost every thing cm. be obtained. ' The elecciun passed off wry quiefly. The only thing to be noticed was some of the Tory party driving those voters to and from (he polls who didn’t care about voting. \Ve wonder how much boodle they got? For all their hard work we are still to have our good old Dr. among us for a. ‘little longer. Mr. Chas \Vhitchelo and wife, of Port Perry, are spending the holidays with their Sun, Mr. l'muk \Vhitchelo, of this nlace. Rev. A. McLaughlin has been on the sick list for the past few days. He was unable to fill his oppointment on last Sunday. but is convle esing slowly. _ On Thursday, Dec 30th, 1886, the Downsview fu()t ball team came to this place and defeated the Sherwood “Stars” by two goals to one. 'lhe game was a. friendly one throughout. Mr. James Jackson, of the ’Vursity eleven, acted as referee to the satisfaction of both parties. After the match the players were treated to supper by the young ladies of this vicinity at the house of Mr. Chas White. Supper over, Mrs. White kindly opened her parlor, where a pleasant time was spent. Mr. Fred McGuire, of Weston, sang several solos. Several recitations were rendered by Messrs. \V. J. Mc- Donald, of the Downsviews, and P. R. McLaughlin, of the Stars. The company broke up at an early hour, every one voting Miss White a splendid hostess. In the evening, all the pleasure seekers for miles around were seen making their way towards the Lutheran church, where' an interesting programme wasrendered by the Sunday School and excellent out side talent. Mr. J. E, Kctchum and wife, assisted by Miss Bellis,all of Toronto, deserve special notice. Several fine ducts by the ladies were sung. Mr. Ketchum and wife sang “Six months before mar- riage,” in Dutch Dialect, which was loudly encored; after which they sang ‘Sixmonths after marriage,” filling the house with laughter. Miss Coutts, of Toronto, rend- ered several very fine Scotch Solos. Miss Ida Husband, of Newton Brook, recited a very fine selection. Mr. Geo. Goulding, of Newton Brook, told in his comical way “How Suckery set the Hen ” Mr. Joe O’Brien (It Laskay, recited “The Doctors Pills,” which, to the amusements of the audience, turned our to we shirt buttons. rl‘he school are to be credited for the Way in which they performed their part. The church was crowded. Proceeds amounted to $95. Everybody is reported to have spent a. jolly Xmas. doing full justice to the i‘urkey, Goose, plumvpudding, &c., aur- ing the day, From our own Correspondent. Some time has elapsed since Sherwood‘ has been heard from. \th? Well, we dont like to venture an opinion, but we thought that we would not allow the holi- days to pass without noticing them. 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