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The High School opened this week with a very good attendance, fully as many as can be expected at this season of the year. There will be quite an addition next Monday, as it was thought by some the school would not open until the first Mon- day in September. We would say,to those especially who were unsuc- cessful at the late examination, com. mmcc at once.When a candidate tails only by a few marks in one or two subjects he is otten reluctant in re- newing his studies. thinking there will be plenty 01 time to brush up a t-tw days before the next examin- ation. This is a wrong impression, and the sooner parents recognize this error the better. The next set of questions may run altogether in a different groove, so that it is quite possible for a pupil to make less marks on certain papers even after a year's solid study,though his aver- age will undoubtedly be much better. \\'e repeat that those intending to present themselves at next year's ex- amination should not lose a month nor yet a week. but should settle down to diligent study immediately. In this way success is almost cer- tain. RICHMOND HILL. Thursday, Aug. \K'ere it not that the Presidential election takes place in a few months President Cleveland’s retaliation threat might look somewhat serious to Canada. But it seems that the President, too, is a politician, and that in the United States everything has to clear the way ior politics no matter what may be in the back ground. Some there are who pre- dict a disruption of triendship and good will betiveen the American and British nations,but the general opin- ion is, it is only an election contro- versy between a Republican Senate and a Democratic President. There is no doubt Mr. Cleveland was anxi- ous that the Fishery Treaty should pass, but this in itself was sufficient to cause its overthrow in the Senate. Little can now be expected until after the November election, but when the chief magistrate is again firme seated in his chair for the next four years the question Will in all probability be again opened up 131‘ arbitration. Should retaliation be resorted to Canada would undoubtedly suffer, but this would be little satisfaction t3 our neighbors to the south when by restricting commercial inter- course they would lJC the greatest losers. Maine and her neighboring states would be the first to cry out it their shipping facilities were inter- l‘cred With, but the effect would be greatly felt all along the border. It looks like retaliation with a venge- ance when for prohibiting Ameri- cans fishing in Canadian waters the President wishes to stop the trans- portuzion of all toreign imports through the United States to Can- ada, all Canadian exports through the United States to foreign coun~ tries, and to stop the transportation of all American goods through Can- ada in . 0nd. Mills For Saleâ€"LIBERAL Office. Girl Wantedâ€"Mrs. W. Atkmwn. Clangqâ€"P: Savage. nLdu‘ uthel his‘fifiéfifimm sure as the chief IL is a: the maon one. I vt when it 18 Mr. 1i..nd€rson, t cand:.. 41:, carried montus ago by 147 cstr NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ‘lends am cd Recipr Vlctory las‘ HALTON ELECTION LOSE N0 TIME. RETALIA TION. ajontyls a modest tls considered that , the Conservative ied the rxding. six» x47"qunc1. last. wesk 03100. stion at Issue ocates OI DCSCCI mea ffieserve Your Sight The result of this election should have a good effect on the country in general. It shows at once that Reâ€" ciprocity is not the {ad its enemies endeavor to make it out to be. It is undeniably popular, and the more it is ventilated the stronger are its claims to popularity. No doubt the time will come when this question of Continental Free Trade will be debated on its merits, and then far- mers, lumbermen, fishermen and others will be able to see the reason- ableness of the measure. was defeated by 27 votes,the figures certainly show toa disadvantage for the rcstrictionists. In the former part of the campaign the question oi temperance was well to the front, but as both candidates were avowed prohibitionists it is doubtlul if the final result was by this altered either one way or the other. No doubt some oi the enthusiastic followers of the Dominion Alliance voted against Mr. Waldie, but this Would be a- bout balanced by the level-heads who thought it safer to judge a man by his past record rather than by a forced pledge just on the eve of an election. Mr. VValdie when in par- liament always threw his influence against the liquor interests, and now that he is again elected the temper- ance people may well congratulate themselves that they have secured such a valuable assistant to help them in their struggle. Sunset Gold Paint, fur gilding chairs. pictura frames, fancy baskets. "muons, and ornaments of every description, and only five cents a nackaqe at Dilwmth’s Drug Store, 170 King St. East, Toruntn. In returning thanks to my numerous friends for their liberal patr )nage during the past. twenty-five yum, I beg to r& mind them and the gem-m} puhlic, that having erectet‘ s:‘.i.e.‘y new and com- modious premises. I am tumbled to supply TRENCH’S -CARRIAGE WORKS.- Phaetons, Both light and heavy. all of which are guaranteed to give satisfaction as the work. is under my own supervisr 3. I am also prepared tn do all kinds Hf black- smithmg dc repairing in the most work- manlike manner, on the shortest notice, ad on the most reasonable terms. Cutters, PLATFORM SPRING WAG 0 N S . These Spectacles and E“: G used for the past 35 VPBJ'S. uud stance unbounded sutislachox beatin the world. They nev many years without change. For Sale by T. E .sz FRANK L A Z ARU S RENO‘V‘NFD Spectacles 8e Eye Glasses. 0 THE DEAFâ€"A permm cured of Deafness and noise: in the head of 2 yean’ standing by a. simple remedy. wlll send a descriptlon of it PRES to suy per- son who applies to NIfi‘HULa‘ON, 30 St. thx; St, Monytgeali ' 45-11 TESSE Horse - Shoeing FRANK ‘0 THE DE.~\F.â€"â€"A (Late of the firm of Lazaxus 6: Morris) RICHMOND HILL. raid special attention to. ‘8’ M TRENCI' Bilggies. Carriages, tiY WEARING THE ONLY Sleighs and AI 35 wars. and given in every in- l sutislactxon. They are the They never the, and last AND bPRINGHILI ,sses have been 211.4 HOAI 'er. 28 Mars DEILL moon BUTTER 825 £668., NEVILLE’S GLEARING SALE. AT THE CHEAP CASH HOUSE Highest Price for SUMMER PRINTS. CHAMBRAYS, GINGHAMS. MUSLINS, DRESS GOODS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES and all MILLINERY GOODS Should procure their supplies at the noted Concrete House, Richmond Hill. ALSO IN Hardware, Groceries, AND Are magnificently assorted. Crockery at wholesale pIices. Highest price for Butter and Eggs. All persons in Richmond Hill and surrounding Townships who desire to get the very best possible value for their money in all The largest and best assorted in town. We have full control of the following lines :â€"Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Common Sense American Walking Boots, Gentlemen’s Oxford Ties, Oxford Shoes, Alligator Bals., Seamless Bals., &c. Ladies French Kid Boots, Oil Goat Bals., Oxford Shoes, Ankle Tie Slippers, and Slippers 01 every description, La‘dies' & Mlsses’ \Vigwams. Also a variety of children’s ware. Sewed & Pegged Custom Work and repairing neatly and promptly done. Here we are again with our IDIMENSE SPRING S’J‘OCK ! CONCRETE HOUSE Over 100 patterns to choose from. New patterns for Fall trade, the cheapest ever ofl'ered. Ready Mixed Paints, in all colors. Paint Brushes, all sizes. Glass. in any size- Leads, Oil, anpes, and Varnishes. at bottom prices. .A. Large' Stc'xzk of FURNITURE On hand. new designs, at less than Toronto prices. Our stock of Groceries can’t be beat in quality and price. Flour and Feed con- stantly on hand. » N P G. bAVAGE Special Value iu Hysons. Cungous and Japans. Flnnr .alanS --n lnmd; Frontt Run}; and, Whine Lose by Rollo: Process. I still continue tu sell the celebnateu Raymond Sewing Machine; «and Eagle Steam Washera F'i R8T~CLAS RY GOODS ! LORNE” STOR Produce of a}! kinds when i_n Qgchange for g; THE fiPEOPLE’S STORE ! CHEAP WALL PAPERS. . ATKINSON, DIRECT IMPORTER. RICHMOND HILWL. SUMMER RICHMOND HILL. CROCKERY NOW IS YOUR TIME FOR IfOI-l CHEAP, FRESH AND TU THE LORAE STURE GROCERIES r goods and highest pricas allowed. GEO. TRENCEL