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(“muska («:r the, favors of the past ‘20 Vean may still bu nousziltedin any branch of the pro- qwsiou , as. fonxz»: ‘i'lrorm, 1st. i‘u’h, 111th mud 221M of eamh month Richmond Hill. r1th nmlflitl‘. fin, (utthu 1'2» ' H on»~ .1 l._ 29H: do ..0th av ml» Lys 011 mm at anpointment * Him a charm Free from main. ROBIKUON L.}).S‘,Anr01n0nt. fileinhurqi. . . Emblem!) ‘ Vituliznd W< A A (113'. Shouft‘villa ...... A 4 rk'mun ctoriu Square. J‘hm‘nhijl, Walker House \Vumlhriu a Y‘HE UBERAL F’RlNT‘Nfi & PUBLISHING HOUSE WIUHMOND HILL. â€" ~ ONTARIO. T. N, EDITOR and EROPREETOR. Vot'u‘iumri College, T smgeon.Gmduute of Ontario Vet D150 use. (-reutcd. GAS FOR ‘thTL‘qG. THURSDAY b0 10 a, m“ I; to 8 3’7. m. I lnsmxmcn Boat fitt'mj " he art of 1) i\‘ {X and n Ban'isters, Scliaitors, Onnveyanoers, 80?... Toronto Officeâ€"No. x4 Building & Loan Chambers, No. 15 Tmronto Street. Eichmond .HiH Officeâ€"Rear of the Central Buak, on Saturdays. Da‘. James Lavmngafi Member C(uflom‘ Physirizmgflz Surgeuns Ont, RYMHMHNI) HYLL, ONT. §.Ieda‘l'ist ’1' tv “Cnh‘mv'h 11(111103' (‘0 Phwicmm Snrzwms,OnL..rTnLo (If Smuffville \‘(amze 5mm. lticlmmml Mil}. 0mm: Hours MONEY T0 {OM A1 LOWEST:r CURRENT RATES _.¢,_d_ :3. G‘ 1’. LAWRENCE. T. C. MILLIGAN. .T. A- MCANDREW. tn he made. Cut this out and return to us and we will semi you. free. something of grcm value and im )ortanoe m; ym‘l, that will start V011 in business w ich will ’bn‘iuu yam in men mmmw right awwy than any; “:11ng else in the worm Any one_ can do the work and live at, 1mm Either sex ; all ages. Snmfihiug new that} '5 wins money for 51 M orkorsl We will 5m *0“; capital not, needed. '9,“ s is one of the uvnnine, inmm‘mnfishunm of ' me. ’l‘lmsv u re mnhithgua s‘ud anter- llraxwl numt 'Ad a, Allhvw & Cu, .\ r1321 ‘3 C) CAKR‘S X3 cm u\ OSS‘we , 3.1mm! Sn‘rgrmt, Z31 KEG fi‘fmlil'l‘ EASY, TORONTO, OPPOSITE THE 0m; " OFFICE. ié‘ilaichi's. Goths 141 Yunge Strvah.‘ | Next, «1001‘ tm tho, new Arcnfla l-‘uI’N-rmnu, {look din Miller, BARJHS'HE in“, SOLICITORS, Azc, ‘JI‘FICES: 1% KIN-’1» S'Imamr EAST, Toawx'ro. 1mm may! Hi" 1’. 0. Every Saturday. J ’ ullzu‘mu, W Cook, J. R. Miller EH. dira‘, Mag)?“ ’ m 11., m., and to 11-10 mm- !)flicc hours 2m?) mpfiurl 0500215. SPE‘CTACDES FOR EVERY SIGHT. LAWRENCE, MILLIGAN & MCANDREW, per annum, in advance.] E. M. MORPHqu SflN fin 00.. BU SINESS CARDS. 'OL. IX» ‘F 'aukain .I. Ant’a‘reu's. ‘ mm iifiibemi ” W’Z’flw If? 531$ ‘9’ PMVATJL‘ FUNDS T0 0mm; ‘63; ..28fh do. 29H: do H ‘ , .::0th 0 Hr always 011 mm at anpointments Him :mn Free from mun. M 3.71uf.xctu1 USED mt Ban", ,4}, Rabiumon. Dr. “H J. W’iismn. IS PUBLISH ED EVERY Rich mam! mm. ofuail the Domesticated Animals F. Ii EVV i T'E‘, 'l‘ecLh made Noching infn‘im‘ in List] Prices low and Vituhzed fliccinzwy. 8TH AVEXCH. WoonnnanE. SI'RGEGN DEX’EES'V‘ WWW . 2.82m. 33mm. i‘mcllrrafi, §ilbrrtnmr [‘5’ FEES MODERATE 1811,. 20th 215% fibrd Jii DI TORONTO porters 0! ING lo. 10. do. do. do. do Funeral Furnishings Always on Hand Having: refitted the above House and A furnish- ed it in first-class style, I am prepared to give the public the best 0‘ accommodation. Excellent stablng and attentive hustlers. Sample Rooms for commercial travellers. A good livery in con- nection. Terms $1 per (luv. THE DOMINION HOUSE, Richmond Hill, Benj. Bl'lllinger, Proprietor. Licensed Auctioneer for the County of York, re- spectfully solicits your patronage and friendly influence. Sales attended on the shortest notice and at rerusmmbe rates. 1’. 0. address, King. Excellent accommodation for the travelling public. First-class LicenscflAuctinneer fur the (‘fmmtv of York. re- spectfully solit-its your pruh'nnnur‘ and friendly influence. Sales attended on the shortest notice Mid at runsomublorntes. P. 0. Address, Box 96. VIC'I‘URIA SQUARE. Licensed Auctioneerfnr the County of Yark Sales attended rm the shortest noticemm M ren- abe rates. Address Smufivflle I“ O Around the lake for trotting horses ing. Terms moderate. License” Auctioneer for tho Counti ,s of ank Ontarioand P901. Gfiods mm an cons'iamnent. Generals-ales of stock, eta, m‘nmptly attended to {Lt reasonable rates. I" 0. ad dress. W “’5 e3“ (3}; 2 $4" gum Lends Mmmvznb 5, 53 and 0 percent. per ummm. Mortgages. Life n m1 Endowment; Assurance Poli- (‘105 hunqht at highest cash mucus. Roms (msth 4'. tn $1301" cent. Hecmcd for person»; having money to invest, Every accommodation to guests. Board, $1.00 pol-day @310 @631”! @W IW’ @Qmw-ZI Genfiml Bank GE Ga‘nagday E PRESIDENT, DAVID BLAIN, VICE-PRESIDENT, SAMUEL TREES. DIRECTORS fihing else In this world. Capital not needed : you me started free. Both sexes ; all ages. Anv one can do the work. Large earning sure from first mm. ‘Cosbly outfit and bonus ee. Better not deltw. Ooxts you nothing to send us your address and find out ; if you are wise vou W111 do so at: aucu. H. HALLE'X‘T & (30.. Pmlixnd. Maine“ caulive at home. and make more Y0 moneyut'work for us.tha.n at anv- MISS HEM WUUER Deposits received and Intereswllowed thereo‘fi at Current Rates. No uotioet of withdrawal required. Drafts on all vans of Canada. United States and Great Britain, bought and sold K. Chisholm, M. P. P., H. P. Dwight. D. M. Mac- donald. C. B. Robinson. A. McLean Howard, and J. Ginty. Issuer of Marriage Licenses County of York Oflice : 80 Jarvis street, Turouto. Um] erlakcrs & Embalmors, Is prepared to receive pupils, and will give Music Lessons us formerly. E9 LEMM, @fla‘fi’fifi Wflflififia, SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, 158 RING s'rm 1T EAST, TORONTO WRIGHT BROS, “’M. BELL, Proprietor. JAMES M. LAWRENCE, A A. ALLEN, Cashier. Richmond Hill Branch. RICHMOND HILL, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1887 James C. stokes. Susenl Ectkardt. 3%: man: 1180115. NJ. Armstrong. C. R. TENCH. S. M. Brown. afilmtm. :6‘ Wflglé/ Essentials, Unity; in Non-Essentials, Liberty ; in all things, Charity.” UNIONVILLE. Manager. Good stablâ€" RXCEMOND HILL, Feb. 16th. 1887‘ To the Voters in the Coming Election. From our own Correspondent. The friends and pupils of the Methoâ€" dist Sabbath Schonl enjoyed their annual sleigh ride last \Vednesday afternoon. Five sleighs were packed with the schol- ars and their friends. who, after drlving as far as Richmond Hill, returned, when they were created to an excellent tea in the Vestry of the church. All agree in saying this was one of the most success- ful of their annual driies. Our village, which is usually very quiet was thrown into quite an uproar last Monday Dig-ht by the how-lings of a drunk- en man, a shoemaker who came to our village a short time since. He made the air hideous with his oaths, and was only quieted after being threatened with arrest -â€"the sight of the “jlmn'i‘i‘esW proving too much for ‘him. The revival services m the Methodist church are being continued. Last Monday evening the Rev. Mr. Day, Provincial Sec’y of the S. S. Asso- ciation, gave an excellent address in the Methodist church, to the Sabbath School workers of this village and Vicinity. A good audience was 111 attendance, and thoroughly appreciated the practical hints thrown out. At the auction sale last Monday, Mr. H. Rumble purchased the farm owned by the late Adam Storm for the sum of $4,040. We understand Mr. Rumble has since sold the timber on it to Mr. H. Marsh for a handsome sum, leaving the farm alt a very nominal figure. At the lash meeting of the Methodist Quarterly Board the Rev. J. Pearen was unanimuusly requested to remain on the circuit anuther year. Mr. Pearen has given entire satlsfact/ion and we are glad the friends have invited him to stay. ’l‘hcil‘views in p611]? mm; mémamm wnu "boofie'j give W110 cure n_0t 1}va men die or llve Promoting whth ifsigoud. Chnose men of spotless. pro! "j, W301} wgrk fur right, n hm gprmy be U r .v - J Is one of God’s good crew/urea ,' Don’t let than on you then impose, Just loukppon theu' blue-red nose, c A gratis exhibition; Shall we nbstaiuers yield to such, Who 01k to save o‘u}: 11911183 ‘2 Not much, u~ :1‘ ‘ He is no “bag of wind. His nrinciples are known quite Well, As those who know him best can tell His name is Dr. Lyud. We’ll win the day we feel assured, ’l‘lgpughjpr n. time71t‘ be deferred, Ourvobject we \fiii gainif” v We hope ere long to see the day, Tlmt Prohibitionyjl] hzuje swuy They hold themselves up to be seen, What drinkingrdous for drinking men We will have l’i-ohlbltlou. And now before you is the man, Who’ll work. we trust, with might and main 1'» :, All the uld topels (lea , Who f ‘ught against the Temperance cause; And gave the people leaky laws. Amen to what is stud. ()urlegal rights to gum, Ami heard the foe at his own gates, Possess the “money changer's” semts And break the gaming chum. MY christian brother let: your nght Shine 1'0be with luspm (31m: :' and bright By voting as you should. Um; all your influence that. ‘luy, ’1‘“ drive the curscf pf (11" 1k nu. ELy1 o’er all our vast D6111mn. ” Our countrv then will happy be DepriYed of‘slu mucll misery, The polling day is drawing near, For honest whim; then prepare, On Temperance Prohibition, Is IE 1m omen What. they’ll my, \\ hen but:ng down to Otuwa, On this most vital quantum. The country is not ripe some say Fox Prolnbitlou. te1)_u§ 1): a}: What more 15 needed 3 .L 7’ Because we cannot; go enun «we ’1‘0 Pm ’(uneun, our laws Lu puss, ‘i'husu laws we czmnut gel. The people’s voice could then be huurd, lt' bouqd‘by p10§1ges gym by _word, The work that we propose, And 1f they fail our cause to moot, 'l‘iu blmn our r1th to vote them on 11. And better men to 0110059. Wqu up and do vour duty; Think o'er the questmns 01' the day, Let common sense assert her sway, Despite of loss or boutv. Think of the mighty dc: ’21-;‘1‘1‘ That hangs 01} v‘oting ri‘gi ‘ u ully, For wrong to be o'erthrmm, ) feeble struggle we cuu'm‘e. s pending, and our liberty. Depends on you alone. The most momentous quewiuns now, Is to behcud the whxskuy‘cow, ’l‘lmt’s run at large Pang. We'll Luke 11:31 by her croolxud horns And him] her as she kicks and storms With Prohibition throngs-v Tqu strange that not u. 57 :10 word, From either party‘payq‘wg heard, Could we in one processiul long, March luwnfi Temperance phalanx strong, All trickstexs to withstand. Nu upenng process would *ve need, Wa’d only ask them to give heed, And grunt what. we uemuud. The only thing left. us to du Is to chomfe‘l‘ue'n L0 carry through Who work wi‘h biflbmg tricks: Trust not their word, they will betray You. fox u'gl- ‘ ' of “‘1th they say Loud mlk and little done, And give attention, onward press. What most. affects our uzq‘pmess, Unnil that cause is wan. Let minor subjects hch :1. rest; Much is but nwuflgl‘iq ut‘xhv best, Maple - Dr. Gilmour, M. P. P. for West York, was then called upon. He complimented the meeting on the large number of ladies present, but said he was not surprised to find them taking such a. keen interest in the present contest, especially on the temperance q nestiOn. He then read a copy of a petition sent to Mr. Wallace during the session of 1885, when the :vmnndments to mutilate the Scott Act by allowing beer and wine to be Sold, n ere introduced. This petition was sent by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union of this village,askiug Mr. Wallace, as 3. man of honor, to use his influence in protecting their homes from the liquor traffic. The speaker was sorry to say that Mr. \Vallace not only did not ack- nowledge the receipt of this petition, but voted in direct opposition to their earnest pleadings. He urged the electors to Vote tor Dr. Lynd, who had pledged himself to do all in his power to further the cause of temperance. Mr. G. B. Smith needed no introduct- ion to the audience, as he is becoming personally well known and highly re- spected, as member for East York. He was here more particularly to speak for his hunnred friend, Mr. Mackenzie,whum ne was proud to represent as an honest statesman, eminently fit to represent East York or any other constituency. He spoke of the necessity of earnest work, and felt satisfied that the name of Alfred Boultbee would never be heard of as a politician after the 22nd of February. Mr. S. H. Blake, the speaker of the evening, was then introduced, and was enthusiastically received. He commemoi by saying he had not one hard word to utter against the great body of Conserva- tives, many of whom he knew to be true and honest men. \Vhat he had to say was principally against the fourteen men who sat on the treasury benches. He than proceeded to show up the govern- ment and some of its serVile supporters, in a manner that was cutting and severe, yet with that dignified manner that could not fail to marry conviction to the im- mense audience who cheered him again and again. He eiilOgizca Hon. Alex. Mackenzie, as all holiest men of both parties do, and said it was a disgrace to have him pitted against such a disreput- able puppet as Mr. Boultbee. Sir John Macdonald had spoken in the highest terms of Mr. Mackenzie. but was billed to speak in St. Paul’s Ward this evening in the interest of Boultbee, who was better qualified to do his dirty work. He dwelt at considerable length on the liquor question, and asked tenipeiance men to vote for Mr. MacKenzie and Dr. Lynd who were pledged to the work, instead of supporting Messrs. Boultbee and \Vallnce, whose past record in this respect, both in and out of Parliament, had been bad in the extreme. He dealt with the Fran- chise act, the Gerryniaiider Bill, the C.P. R., Riel and the North West rebellion &c. d-c. in a masterly manner, but time will not permit even a synopsis of the same. He felt sanguine of a Liberal vic- tory, as it was a. battle between truth and falsehood, between honestv and selfish- ness, between good and evil. The meet- ing closed with cheers for the Queen, Mr. Blake and the Reform Candidates. The same gentlemen, with the except- ion ut Mr. Smith, addressed an immense audience in the Town Hall, Vellore, in tha afternoon, and made a lasting im- m-usmon. ' Seldom, if ever, has Richmond Hill witnessed such sgrand ovation as was tendered the Reform speakers at the Ma- sonic Hall last evening. Long before the time appointed for opening: the hall, trains of people were on their way, so anxious were they to obtain admittance, and in a very short time after the doors were thrown open, the place was packed with as orderly and intelligent an audi- ence as ever gathered in this village. We fear that many were unable to get inside the doors. The speakers were Hon. S. H. Blake, Dr. Lynd, Dr. Gilmonr and G. B. Smith. On entering the hell they were given a. rousing reception, the cheer- ing and clapping lasting for several min. ntes. On motion of Mr. D. James. sec- onded by Dr. Lnngstaff, Mr. P. Patter- son, ex-M. P. R, was chosen chairman. After a few very appropriate remarks, he called on Dr. Lynd to address the meet- The Dr. criticized the past record of the present government, and showed that they had not been true to the trust re- posed in them. He showed how the act relating to the independence of Parlia- ment was evaded, and stated that no less than 550 orders in council of timber lim- its had been granted to- members of Pan‘- liament and their friends. He denied mnphaticully the statement made by Mr. Clarke \Vallnce here last week that the President of the West York Reform Ase sociation had paid out money illegally, and challenged the author of the story to prove the statement. 111g. POLIT MIAL MEETING. RICHMOND HILL. )0( In returning thanks to y numerous friends for their liberal patranage during the past twenty-five years, I be};r to re- mind them and the general public, that having erected entirely new and com- modious premises. I am enabled to supply Phaetons, Buggies, Carriages, Have taken a filght and have settled in their new hivemthe first door north of Tronch‘s Carriage Works. Having removed to new and commndious quart- erx, I am prepared to enter on thu Winter Campaign with greatly improved faciliâ€" ties for turnian out Cutters, Both light and heavy. all of which are guaranteed to give satisfaction, as the work is under my own supervisr :1. I am also prepared to do all kinds Hf black- smithing w repairing in the most work- manlike manner, on the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms. Pans, do. ............ Dressed hogu,per 100 lbs Beef. fore (yum-hen .. Beef. hind quarter Chickens. per pair . Ducks. do Geese, each ........ TurkevsA perlb ., Butter, pound mlls.. Butter. large rolls ..... ” Eggs, hammer dozen ‘ Potatoes.per bag ..... Apples, per bbl ..... . onions, green. per bush. Cabbage, per duz Celery. do Tumips, per bag . . . Carth do .. Beans, per .peck...”m.. Flour. spring, per Dbl. Flour, full, per km Hayper ton straw, per ton . And all persons requiring anything in mv line may depend upon workmanship first~class in every respect. The New Bee Hive, Opposite Lorne Block. Ladles’ Jackets :1 Specialty. Within this hive, as everybndy knows, They’re always turning out. fine suits of clothes Come than and leave your orders, it will pay, ("I got full satisfaction") is what you’ll nlwavs TRENCH’S -CARRIAGE WORKS: PLATFORM SPRING WAGON S . Tonox'rn Thursng Feb. 17 Ib87 Whoat,fu11,per bushel ...... .SO 76 to Wheat, spring, do an Barley, do 40 ()ths, (10 33 Peas. do 51 Rye. do .. (110v er Seed. do ‘ ...... Dressed hogs, per 100 lbs. Li 00 ioef, fore quarters ..... 4 50 Beef, hind quarters“ 7 50 Chickens, per pair 0 45 Ducks, do 0 (55 Geese, each . . . . . O 60 'l‘urkeys,en.ch . . . . . . 1 50 Butter, pound r0113, 0 22 Butter, tub dairy . . U 00 Eggs, fresh, per do?“ 0 ‘26 l’omtoes,per 1mg N 0 85 Apples, per bl)! ..... 2 50 onions. green,per bug . 1 75 Cabbage do , 0 30 Cauliflower do . 0 00 Celery, do 0 00 ’l‘umips, per 1mg, 0 25 Carrots, do. 0 40 Hay, per ton .. 9 00 straw, per ton 7 00 RICHMOND HILL Thursduv Feb. 17, guts, per bgshel ..... $0 ATTENTION. SUITS AND UVERGOATS. 593%! Lines ef Tmuaerimgs A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED. Horse - Shoeing C. TREVETHAN’S BUSX7 BIEE S FIRST-C LASS \VORK l C. TREVETH AN, SRV‘ Paid special attention to. \‘I’M TRENCII [Single copies, 3 cts A full line of samples for We “Markets. Sleighs and 0.0002 rufirdvlg 000100 0 30 0 18 0 16 0 18 0 Ii!) 1 25 ’70 0 30 4 {)0 12 U‘.) 1 00 0 00 0 40 3;) 0 00 0 (i0 )0 0 1:0 0 is .11 ') ‘37 EN) . 00 2 (K) 5 0 40 (EU 80 :m of 00 50 4n ,0!) (m ‘1 U m ) 5U