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The Lnngstafl' Literary and Debating Society has again commenced nperaiions by giving a free concert on the first. Mon- day in October, followed by another one on last Monday evening, besides several practical addresses from members and visitors. About twenty have joined the society for the season, with as many more in view. A debate will be given next Monday evening, which will be epecially Interesting to those anxious for the moral welfare of our country. Es says, addresses and recitatiuna have been promiged for future meetings, while prep- The Aurora Banner last week said that so many people had re- cently asked what the debenture debt of that town really was, it felt compelled to give the necessary in- iormation. The total debenture debt is given at $28,133.33, but The Banner endeavors to console the ci- tizens by stating that “On the first of January $2,459.10 of this amount will be paid, leaving the debt at $25,674.23." If the citizens of Aurora are so easily humbugged we wonder our logical cotem. did not ell them what part 01 the debt would be left unpaid five years hence. new books in a few weeks to the ex- tent of$125, therefore we say to our ciuzens, don't be asked twice to become a member. Now is the time to get a member- ship ticket for the Mechanics‘ Inâ€" stitute. The season commenced on the first of October, and people put- chasing at once get the use of the excellent library for twelve months {or 50 cents. The lady ticket-sellers have started on their yearly rounds, and it is to be h0ped that every family in the Village will procure a ticket. Boys and girls will think far less of wandering from home in search of amusement if they are well supplied with good wholesome reading. The library committee have been authorized to purchase mans. Mr. Meredith endeavored on a former occasion to climb into power over the backs oi the govern- riient benches by similar tactics, but as he failed before he would most assuredly tail again. Honesty is the best policy, and it certainly is not horiest to try to hoist a- g0vern- ment on a question which is beyond its power. ' Ii a constitutional amendment rela- tive to the Separate Schools is ever made it must be by the British Parliament, and it would be more in order for the petition to emanate from the Dominion House oi Com- vice. That journal should know that the Ontano Legislature has no power to abolish beparate Schools. The above paragraph concludes an editorial in the Evening News of Tuesday, in Much the leader of the Opposition is-urged to take strong ground against the Separate Schools in Ontario. The News in offering this advice says that Mr. Meredith must either mount the Protestant horse and ride it more fearlesslv than ever before, or he must with- draw the language used towards the Catholic body in his campaign of‘ three years ago. It suggests the! former course as the best policy, for ‘ although it says that by apologizing he would draw a few Catholics to his side, he mould Nevertheless drive many Protestants from him and end his public career in dis- grace. The NeWS shows its un- wisdom in proffering any such ad- ‘ “Go in for the abohtion of Sep- arate Schools, Mr. Meredith, and the Provmce is yours.” RICHMOND HILL. Thm‘sd EEW AIVERTESEMENTS Em fiiifiemi. Langstafl GOOD 0) ADVICE -W. J. Heam’ mzâ€"A. I.“ Forester iohn Stephenson ervsses Hunter. 4 Lawrence «2 Ormlston Oct. 12 ABM-of Lend was found on Yonge street. a few mornings ago. The owner may have the same by pruviug property and pm) My expense of this advertisement. Bicbmonfi Bin, Oct. 12th, 189:1 Sept. nth. 1893‘ Any of which can be had on the same day apples are brought to the mill. Parties wishing to nave elder boiled down can get. it done here to any thlckness. Jelly apples should be good {or eating and twoâ€" tlnnls sweet. Parties wishing Apple Butter should keep their peeling uud coring apples separate from the cidexlggples. Raw Cider. “'0: Boil Cider. \Vo Make Jelly And Apple Butler. CIDER & JELLY MILL APPLES & flIDER. Druggist Family Rum J £le Fresh 3m SODA, Cream Tartar, PURE BAKING POWDER. W Pure 8mg; Will start on Monday. Sept. 25th, and will run only the one day in that week. and on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 01 each week dunng Octobet and u» to the 15th of November. Customers will take notice that we manu‘ facture RELIEF IN 31): H-iURS.â€"â€"Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the “Great South American Kidney Care.” This new remedy is a great surpnue and delight. M physicians or, account of its exceeding pmmpmess in relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, buck and every part of the urinary pas- sages in male or female. IL relieves re- tention of water and pain in passing it almost immediately. if 3011 want quick relief and sure this is your remedy. Sold by W. A. Sanderson, Drnggist. bottle of Joy 20mg M n. It is a fil building, but as the yard is not ed il dues not show ntf to the that it will after a while. He was turning 1t out. 1mm him and ran inu of Mr. Clark’s horses 1 A 25c. bottle makes 5 gal. The farmers 1 their plowing in are having fine Mr. Rupert L He was turning The third page of Mail is unted for “W If you want a situati busmess, machinery, lost or funnd auytlm find out where flflyflh Tornntu Daily Mail, vertisements on the her recent illness. Miss E‘ Clubine and Miss I visiting friends near Laskay. The concert Tuesday night : thorn Mineral Springs was qu of delicious drink for hot which will be quitemm‘ of 1893â€"94 will be quite preceding Ones. Miss Arbuthnot, our was visiting the scholar to see her. Some of t fishing party in her hon clined as the season was had answered their pur Miss Gr her recent arahn which Mr. J. O. Clubil udies at'Victnria )nora. A. SANDERSDN, EDGELY HIS FOUND The chat rtion, or It -â€"ASK PORT-'3- vered 1,) on new weather. :frequent and it is a. Non- ‘ people duu'm know when acing the tuwr. as well as a, or ten cc Address Th Sherwood Wfi‘GER BBO& Edgew elr purp nut of c Lean-main 1R8 TCfi is rec them Richmond Hill dipfltherju is int former teacher. who were glad Mail ‘. wfiichâ€" she de. ' "V -â€"-mâ€"_ late and they . se. ‘ Her school to IUSPGCt our )ad lt at the Haw quite a we H1116 Jvermg from L. GABY Sherwood Snulcon are last the found one we pleasant night it mock trial The season resting as Sunday ,0 en- mkng level- autnlze to his further I‘UIKO PUT with 0|] A. G. ELLIOTT, Butter and Eggs taken in change 7 highest prices allowed. Choice, Selected for their wearing qualities as well as cheapness. A full range of Men’s and Boys’ Boots. A full range of Ladies’ and Misses’ Boots. Do not miss seeing these goods; there is no shoddy in them, and equal in make to custom made goods. Men’s Black \Vorsted Pants $3.00 per pair. Men’s Undershirts, in large variety. Boys’ Undershirts, all sizes. Men’s Tweed Pants, $t.75, $2.50 per pair. Cream bhaker Flannel, 10 cents per yard. \Vool Blankets, per pair, $2 00 and up. Comforters, 65, 90, $1.15 and up. Men's Wool Top Shirts, in large variety. for your money every time. A Good Grey Flannel, 12% cents per yard. A Good Angola Flannel, I5 cents per yard. Heavy Grey Flannel, twill- ed, 20 cents per yard. Heavy Blue Flannel, twill- ed, 28 cents per yard. Heavy Canton Flannel, 10 cents per yard. Cream Shaker Flannel, Io iThe Rig ren to make purchases Know- ing they will be dealt with as honestly and straightforward- ly as though buflng them- Selves. We give full value advantage to deal with us. We have gained the pubiic confidence, an evidence of which is that many of our customers entrust their child- present season. We Know the goods are right and. the prices are right. ‘ We cannot enumera’te everything, but the few items quoted/will give you an idea of what we can do, and you will find it to y0ur and we quote 3 lines we (:2; be of intere present see RICHMOND HILL. GROCERIES Cheap, mte can do, and it should erest to you at the season. VV-e know igm "Whig: taken in ex- Fresh. the mam1 Below The first and only perfect Washer and VVringer known. 11 years a sweeping success. Many thousands are shouting the praise of this great household boon. $1 a week at least saved by its use. It stands now above and beyond all doubt or denial entire master of the situation. O. J. BROWN, THE SURPRISE and being large purchasets they are enabled to sell very low, and quality is guaranteed. NOTE THE ADDRESS ; Brugs. Bhemiaas, Siufis. PATENT MEDICINES, OILS (MACHINERY & PAINT), C. D. DANIEL & C0,, DRUGGESTS, Hose, Handkerchiefs, Ties, &c. Call and See. Groceries, Fresh and Clean. Crockery, Hardware, Flour (35 Feed. Goods delivered. SPRING WERE! Willi HlLL Elléllllfi; But in order to carry out the contemplated change the goods must be turned into ready money. The stock has been carefully gone through, and goods marked down so low as to make quick selling and save time. Ye who relish Bargains now's your opportunity! When you come to the Great Sale, don’t make any -" mistake and get into the wrong store. Our number is v 123â€"first store east of the New Oak Hall Building. 1 Agent for this District. RICHMOND HILL 15356 2nd Floc 3rd Floor @RAN Ufii GJE Beats the Record AT HEDRAI LE h an 116 171 King St. East, Toronto, OPP. THE fiQE 1i To unload theirf Ist 0t Noveml Prints, 0 .ement Floor BRETiSH FLAG EE'TAFF. In Black, Navy Blue, Brown, Cardinal, Grey. Also four lar be undt We have now on hand a choice selection of OOI‘ aware vents h business you come to the Great Sale, don’t make any 1nd get into the wrong store. Our number is irst store east of the New Oak Hall Building. Remember, Only One Entrance Now. Keep always on hand a large stock of 9.5.41 Directly opposite (.ilyde Hotel. ENR D CLEARENG SALE! IaCIIIt r way ofthe their immen gaze m fimmggs 1ts 1n RAK wouh tate r stock )er UMMER by ti exte ansmr ottox 1h ISCS. King; 1 runks jA.L°SKEELE, Also dealer in Groceries and other Staplg Articlca. I’rioes right. Patronage Solicited, J. T. SAIGEON, flfifiE BEST“ MUTUAL FIRE ENSHfiANCE 00.; ’EEMPERAHGE 8:. GENEREL RESIDENCE MAPLE. ns, Muslims, 31W I'CCE ldmg c goods: \Vaiqrhfliakor & Heweller. and f0. The British America. Also the ock of store, hing Insurance Agent A. IVIOODIE BESS GOODS â€"â€"FORâ€"â€"