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THE LIBERAL PRINTlNG 85 PUBLISHING HOUSE RICHMOND HILL. â€" â€" ONTARIO. THURSDAY EVENING Medalist, Toronto Univmsih' Nurbn (‘o Physicifins & Surgenns. 0nt.,(1ate of Stnuffville Wouge Stree}! Richmond Hill. Office Hours 30 GEES Bu“ 0.\ 03$ch , $1 per annum, in advance. \uv "n, ‘ u... Shoufiville.. ..._..18th Markham.... ..20th Victoria. Square ‘. 215‘- l‘hornhill. Walker Housa. 23rd VVoodbridge .. ...28th Kleiuburg. . . . ..Bth Nobleton. ...... 30th 10. in. do. do. do. do Vitaliaed Au- always on hand at appointments Works like a. charm. Free from main. Address A ROBINFON L.D.S.. Aurom Out. Best fitting Teeth made. Nothing the :nrtrf Dentistry: Pn‘ces 10w an Airmsed any time. 7 VOL. X. '3’ GAS FUR EXTRACTLNG. £07110 3. 111.. 5to 8 p. m 3: KING snug-21' EAST, Tonnx'ro, OPPOSITE THE Toronto Officeâ€"No. 14 Building & Loan Chambers. No.15 Toronto Street. Richmond Hm Officeâ€"Rear of the Central Bank. on Saturdays. MONEY T0 LOAN AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES a. G. r. LAWRENCE.’ T. c. MILLIGAN. Eaufrhts. Clothe night calls at front. door 10 a. m H1 Yuuqn Sh'cc :. 'ext flour to the new Arcm‘ Central Pang oi? Canada; .1; PRESIEENT. DAVID BLAIR, VICE-PRESIDENT SAMUEL TREES. Funcrlon. Cnok & Milk-r, BARIRIS'I'ERR. somerrcns are \FFXCE : ls KING 5'] 1mm Eu'r. ’J‘om..vrn. Richmond Hill P. 0. Every Sam May. Barriste Solicitors, Conveyancers, &c.. ‘ 6111:: @ihcml BUSINESS CARDS. LnWRENCE & MILLIGAN. :mb @pticul (mobs. SPECTACLEa‘ FOP. EVERY FIGHT. I‘LM. MORI'IIY. SH" & (‘Ou Dr. James Lnngslafl, AND T1. MGMAHUN, J S Fullurmn. Gabe Palmer House) Chisholm. M. P. P Richmond Hill Branch. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. EDITOR and PROPRIETOR. Vlflflfifigfifl 23163 IS PU BLISHRD EVERY Franklin .I. Andrews. Dr. J. A. Palmer. MCHMOND HILL, ONT .s L5” PMVATV. [mxms To You" Richmond Hill. Manufacturers '. \V. J. “'Ilson. USED BY Dr. A. Robinson. ‘ SURGEON DENTIST, 3mm §urgtnm A A. ALLEN. Cashier. mtcxliral. " GLOBE " OFFICE , M. P. P.. H. P. Dwight. D. M. Mac 0. H. Robinson. A. McLean Howard. and J. Giuty. fltutal. AT DIRECTORS 33mm. \" Cook, 1d Inte l3” FEES MODERATE rmrllmi, §ilhrrmmt “TORON TO bell. Office hour rm't porters of ng infarior in and Vinalized Manager. EEK! J. 1:. Miller (Absolutely Pure) GRANT’S (Alum Powder) 2: RUMFORD’S, when fresh. EEflQ’GZ’IQN 1W EflTEeS COMPARATIVE WORTH 0F BAKING POWDER HANFORD’S, when fresh” . REDHEAD’S ............. | CHARM (Alum Powder) AMAZON (Alum Powder) * . . . Lends Mnnev at 5. nnd 6 per vent. per annum. Mortgages. Lift) and Endnwment Assurance Puli~ mes buuaht at highescpgsh price N t s cashed G CLEVELAND’Stshorcthon PIONEER (San Francisco). . . on farm property. Ixxberest_ low. Terms No valuation or commlsmnu fees charge Apply to CZAR.-..-.-.... .mâ€" 1m. PRICE’S..-..........â€" SNOW FLAIE (Gmfl‘s) ...... LEWIS’ ................... m PEARL (Andrew: a 00.).... .._ BECKER’S........- ...-..â€" GILLET’S ............... .â€" AN DREWS g 00. “(13331”!- MONEY s 910N191 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN Bnrnsters. eta. 1.7 annuto $15.. Toronm. and Richmond Hill. Rich'd Hill 10th Ann] 1887. 6m. lfnd ('I'lakPI'S & Enlhzl Inn-N. [’Inu-rnl l-‘m “linings Always on (-un live at home. and make mure \Iurllr‘l :IL \Vfil‘li frl‘ us. than! at any. (hint else In this world. (‘npimi um uvuucd 1 you are started flee, 1mm sexes all: 5. Am one can do the \huk. [uln‘L’r earnings sme lrulu first, start. (Insuly (mtfir mm 101‘] Sf 00. liq-n- r nut, dclm . ('0 tr» _\nu lmt‘ ' ' ..m- --.._ . Mstuko-fi'? c;qu Alum. )' BULK (Powder sold loose). . . . - RU” 030’ S, when not treat. tq send us your mldx (- VVlSe you will dc so at Puruuud. Maine. AL? I As to Purity and Wholesomeness of the Royal Baking Powder: M283 FLHRA CGUUER “ I have tested a package of Royal Baking Powder, which I purchased in the o n market, and find it com osed of ure and wholesome ingredients. Itis a cream 0 tartar powder of ahigh egree o merit, and does‘pot contain either alum or phosphates, or other injurious substances. 1 E. G. LOVE, PILDa" “ It is a scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder is‘ gisoAlut‘Zly purge. ‘ . i A on, h.D." “ I have examined a ackage of Royal Baking Powder, purchased by myself in ‘he market. I find it ent ely free from alum, terra. alba, or any other injurious sub! stance. HINBY MORTON, Ph.D., President of Stevens Institute of Technology." “I have analyzed 8. packs e of Royal Bakin Powder. The materials of which It is composed are pure and w olesome. S. as Hans, State Assayer, Mass." The Ro 1 Baking Powder received the highest award over all competitors at the Vienna orld’s Exposition, 1873; at the Centennial, Philadelphia, 1876; at the American Institute, New York. and at State Fairs throughout the count . No other article of human food has ever received such high, emphat c and uni- versal endorsement from eminent chemists, physicians, scientists, and Boards of Health all over the world. ' MQNEY to you. bring y thing e work a arcs Tum: &( 1‘} Noraâ€"Tho above Dnonau illustrates the comet!" worth of various Baking Powders, as shown by Chemical Analysis and experiments made by Prof. Schedler. A pound can of each powder was taken, the total ieavenlng power or volume in each can calculated, the result being as indicated. This practical test for worth by Prot. Schedler only proves what every observant consumer of the Royal Baking Powder knows by practical experience, that, while it costs a few cents per pound more than ordinary kinds, it is far more economical, and, besides, aflords the advant- age of better work. A single trial of the Royal Baking Powder will convince any tair minded person or these facts. . - '- While the diagram shows some of the alum powders to be of a higher degree of strength than other powders ranked below them, it is not to be taken as indicat- tag that they have any value. All alum powders, no matter how high their strength, are to be avoided as dangerous. Email is pl‘epflrPd to receive pupils. and will give Music Lessons as iormeny. met} whet 5’ ZS LESSQJYS. WRIGHT BRO S, that- v REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS LAWRENCE & 1511mm” I to be mule. Cut this n and return to us and we send you free, something a: great- value and impnrtn will start van in business which more monev right away than n the world. Any one can (ln '9 at home. Either séx : all n ew, mat just coins monoy for n, will shirt _\ou : capital not nee. if the. genuine im omnnt ('lmnce Those who are run itious mul an int Helm: (‘vmml outfit ,- ' ‘ LCf’l/M QM E’dmxry. RICH MUND HILL, THURSDAY. JULY 14, 1887. Align land .-....... - I I ~s and find nut: if yuu u once H. HALLHTT 8; l‘( Essentials, Unity; in Non-Essentials, L jaw/1 layfi MONEY ! {@fl/l having: money at this office Cut this out 18 and we will something of 71 impnrtnnce ess which will easy \' 2:2 2 273:) Llfifflsfl, 9 Licensed Auctioneer for the (‘ountv nf an~k,re- speotfully salicitn your patronage and friendly influenoo. Sales attended on the shortest notice and at. reusonablermes. P. 0 Address, Box 96. VICTORIA SQUARE. Licensed Auctioneer for the Counties of York On harm and Perl. Goods sold on consignment. General sales of stock. etc.. promptly attended to at reasonable rates. P. 0. mldress vv-‘v'A‘VV‘Y‘I’ Y 12‘ Licensed Auntioneer for the County of York, re- aper-tinny solicits your patronage and friendly infiuencm Rules attended on the shortest notice and at rensonabe rates. P. 0. address, King. 'uTH’E DOMINION H Richmond Hill Tucensed Auctioneer for the County of York Sales attended on the shortest uotivefind at rem ahe mtes. Address Stuufivllle I‘. O. p u lhwli. fm- cinnmer uectxun. '1 GEE ND CENTRAL HOTEL. cater to the I Best brands c hustler and g‘ cial traveller: the Issuer nf Marriage Licenses (‘cunty of York Office : 80 Jarvis street. 'l‘m'onto. 1t Issuer of Marriage Licenses for tho (‘ounty of You. 1viun‘ niu fir lie the Ram 11 .01 m I?! Leeds [lit afiiifitrllnntuus. Salem Erkm'dl 'IIII('§ C. Stokes. NJ. Armstrong. fitted the “b ‘rsiened hiatvmg I cal;th lh'lllingc-r. PrupriI-lm- 1‘. R. 'I‘ENCII. S. M. Bro w ,f liquors and 30d stabliug. 1i. Gllflll’l'fl. I’I'le. stvle we Home Q’VANCE & goou ILLE M APRIL ( at An atfe fly; in ail things, Charity.” grnis] we 11 tenmve numer- From nnr own Correspondent. The Lm-rnase match between the second twelve. of the Young Canadians and the Stonflville club was played last Saturday on the grounds of the latter. Thule was cunsidernble difficulty experi- cliCed in getting a Richmond Hill team togetlivl‘, however, the f0110wing men were finally secured and steamed away in M r. Gaby’s van at half past twelve,noon. The team was composed of H. McCon- nghy, Goal, 1:. McDonald, Point. F. Mc- Conaghy. cover point, J. Hafl'ey, W. Munshaw, A. Powell, Defence Field, '1‘. Pudget. Centre; C. McConaghy, T. Trench, G. Padget, Home Field; J. San- derson, Outside Home;J. Piper, Inside Home. u The :zame was started at 4 15, and last- ed two hours The first and third games were taken by the Young Canadians,each in about a quarter of an hour. The 2nd game was Secured by Stoufl'ville after a __A_AA__ ,u‘ iight of more that three quarters of an 1 hour. The wind was blowing from the south, but all the games were taken at the south goal against the wind. The Stoufl'ville men were heavier than their opponents. They played a good game, their defence being very strong. They could not haVe had better men than their goal, point and cover point. The Rich- mond Hill goal was well protected by McConaghy, who did some excellent play. Our team all played well with the except- ion of a little roughness in a couple of cases. Some of the Stouflville men play- ed more roughly than necessary. The proceedings was varied by a. couple of scraps. Piper accidentally got his ’crosse between the legs of the opposing goal- keeper, who claimed afoul. This, Piper resented, whereon the crowd rushed in, ur ‘ ..‘the excitement the two field cap- tains grabbed one another by the throat, bestowed omnrobrious epithets on one an- other and shook their fists in one an- other’s faces. On another occasion a Markham gentleman called Mr. Manning of the Stoutl'ville team, a perverter of the truth. Blows were immediately exchang- ed and a. general melee ensued. There was a large number of Markham men pre- sent to witness and applaud the defeat of the Stoufl'ville team. We hope to see the return match soon. The positions of Firld Captain and Umpire were filled satisfactorily by Messrs. Atkinson and Langstafl‘. STOUFFVILLE \s. RICHMOND HILL LACROSSE MATCH The visiting club wete very hospitably entertained by their hosts. The Umpire for the Stouflville team gave every satis- faction. The Referee, Mr. Reaman, was not called upon to do much work. West’s World’s Wonder. The demand 15 steadilv increasing for this tynly Popu- lul‘ remedy for rheumatism and all kind- red diseases. 250. and 500. All druggists The Municipal Council of the annship of Vaughan mat M the Town Hall. Vel- lure, on Tuesday, the 12th day uf July, 1887. at 10 n‘cluck a. m. The Reeve in the chair. Member; present: Messrs Russell, Realuzul, High and Devius. The minutes: at adjourned Court uf Re- vision and monthly meeting, were read and on motion approved. -- h u A letter was read from Messrs. Beatty, Hamilton & Cnssels on behalf uf Miss Lynch re. culvert, em, near south west quarter uf lot 21, 10th Can. The following sheep claims were pre- sentedzâ€"Wm. Ash,for three ewes worried by dogs. valued at $19 00; Nicholas Snider tur two lambn killed by (logs, valu- ed at $7 00. Muvud by Mr. Reanmn, seconded by Mr. Duvins, That the Treasurcr be amh- orizetl to puy [0 Wm. Ash, for two sheep klllt‘d by (log or dogs. being tuo thirds [llt‘ll‘ value, :53 G5.â€"Ca.rricd. Moved by Mr. Remuun, seconded by Mr. Devins, that the following sheep claim he paid :‘Tu Nichu-las bl ider. tuu I lambs, $4.60, being LwU-thiids their value l ~â€"U.Irlied. and by Mr. Russell, seconded by Mr. Remuan, '2qu the Trensurer be and is hereby antlunzed to lay the fulluwinz xxmd uccmlms:â€"â€"- Dlstrict IV) 1 â€"- m\ -n \V. W . \Vright. fur csz his 6L Rumble. gr tween lots 20 and 3‘ Fraser. cwmng shovel Glel Vaughan Council. Ilb Suit Sril of AA f: .r cedar ikc mu d 31‘C U‘lVLl't splkes astute rep 3rd ( hills cu. u! )ll :«vnded bY )ll at ‘kihd- lumber and hauling John Young, building on 4th Con .......................... A Mnldnnn, cedar and lumber... Wm. Mellish,building bridge and grading road between lots 55 cf: 56, Con. 1, subject to order of Commissioners District No. 2â€"â€" W. Ash, fixing culvert on Con. 8 J03. Readman, lumber District No. 3â€" Joseph Readman, lumber ......... J. Ballard, building culvert and grading on town line (one half) J. McKinnon, for cutting hills and filling holes in bridges on 7th Con . . . . . . . . .................... .0 7th Con . . 54 00 -â€"-Ca.rried. Moved by Mr. High, seconded by Mr. Devins, that. the Treasurer be auth- orized to pay to W. Knight the sum of $4.00, fo_r_cofi_ip fig W. Fagen’s child.â€" 1“ Moved by Mr. Reaman, seconded by Mr. Russell, that the communfcrtion from Messrs. Beatty, Hamilton & Casseb re. closing of a culvert on side line oppo- site the property of Miss Julia Lynch. be referred to Mr. Devins.â€"â€"Carried. Council then adjourned to meet on Tuesday, the 9th day of Auguat, at 10 a. m. West’s Pam King cures the worst case of colic in five minutes. Curea chills, crgrqps, cholera and cholera morbua, 25c. All d'ruggists. TRENCH’S -C ARRIAGE WORKS: RICHMOND HILL. --)0( In returning thanks to my numerous friends for their llberal patr )nage during the past twenty-five years, I beg to re- mind them and the genpral public, that having erected entirely new and com- modious premises. I am enabled to supply Phaetons, Buggies, Carriages, Cutters, ' Sleighs and PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS. A Both light and heavy. all of which are guaranteed to give satisfaction, as the work is under my own supervison. I am also prepared to do all kinds nf black- smithing (t repairing in the most work- manlike manner, on the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms. West’s Liver Pills will never disappoint you. Always reliable. 250. All drug- glsts Toaox'rn Tuursclav July Wheatjull, per bushul . Wheat, spring, do . Barle y, do oats, do Peas. du Rye. do Clov er Seed, do Dressed hugs, per 100 lbs Beef, fora gunners . . Beef. hi ‘ Chickens, yer pmr ‘ Ducks. do Geese, each L Turkeys, emu Butter, pound 10 a flutter. tub dairy . . EggS, fresh. put duz r c. E g 3 m .- Horse - Shoeing OHIOUS. b'l'Lt Gabby: e Cuuhfiuwer Apples, per Tumips,per bag Carrots. do. Hay, per ton st)'u\\',pcr tun _ i mcuzuosn HILL Thursdnv Ju nuts, per bushel a? [Single copies, 3 cts aid special attention to. WM TRENCH J. M. LAWRENCE, Clerk. E112 Watkins d u No. 2. $0 53 .. 81‘ 40 '20 00 111 75 13 ‘23 93 00 $3 00 3 54 40 09 803 [$5 5t) b1 Jll l7