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Brick Hm} I I} "hill 30: pap-zich apglv up Of T“ Diseasas (if her ed animals treat proved methods. Manchester, of London,En BRITISH AMERICA, 0F TORON TO, CA NADA. â€"â€"â€"ALSOâ€" Gmduato of the Ontario Veterinary College, with diploma. from the Ontario Veterinary Dental School, will visit Maple on Monday and Friday of each week. and Concord on Friday tom 1 to ‘3 p. m. Calls promptly attended to Diseases of horses, cattle and 0L1) er dmnesticat- ed animals ‘tregted by the latest and most up- GORE, ()F GALT. J. "i". SAEGEGN, NIALPLE . VETERINARY SURGEON VOL. XIX. A? THE LIBERAL PRINTING & FUBUSHING HOUSE RXCHMOND HILL, ONT. Ofi'ice-l".1rkdale 33. W. mu “ {635w fiib‘mi ” IS pUBLISHéD EVERY THURSDAY MORNING '1‘. F. MQMAHON. Will be E) LANGSTAFF. View-accommodation to guests. Board, $1. - ' Dex’day WM. ROGERS, LBS. RICHMOND HILL, Ont. (wrqu HOURS Stoloa m: and 6 lo 8 p m Agent for the following stock Fire Insurance Companies, viz.: YORK MUTUAL, wax VETERINARY DENTIST, RICHMOND HILL, arm 158 KING STREET EAST. TOI‘I‘ZTO RICHMOND . T. Mommy, BUSINESS CARDS Smiflam; ’E, éwwm M‘Wflfl A First class Cash Mutual. Rent. 4- t4 ., vi} .5" 9': ., Li {a per annum, in advanca] m, C.Lnndaâ€"â€"the coming com- fnr thu t'unuers of York Co. GFFICE HOURS ‘v 3'1“st cessor to Dr. W. J. Wilson). LOOR STI BEE“. RENTER. 5J1. I)entist, nrron & Pnopmmos Richmond Hill 'nesday. and makmg ch t. teeth at lowest; “"fstcritmrg â€"-ANDâ€"- ’fififlliml. genial. Llf dayted fl Julie tosp a Fire BA‘CJI Store‘ lei: 6:08pm of Subway, and '.‘~ CflflgBY‘ every VJedâ€" ‘RONTO fiflsp 'ma- Licensed Auctioneer for the County of General sales of implements, iurniturejt: timber. atonastended on the shortest noti at reasonable rates. Patronage Holiuised. I‘. 0. address Mr. NHL Under‘eakers & Euibzalmors. Funerali‘umr :‘mggsltlu'nysou Licensed Auctioneer for the County ( Sales attended to on shortest notice and sonublemtes. Patronage solicited. RI Maple LicensedAnctioneers m:- the County of Yor} Spoonfully solicit your patronage and friex influence. sales attended on the sLortest no uni a reasonabe runes. P. 0.0.duress King Licensed Auctioneers for the COI Ontario and Peel. Goods sold on Geuaralaalee 0 stock. eta, pron to atreusonable races. SALEM Ecrpmm‘, Unionvxne. A Iamge amount of prfifitg funds to improved farm property. Five per heresy. Easy terms for rennvment Amp-UVCU mrLu propercy. Five per cent. in- teresb. Easy terms for repuvment. No comâ€" mission charged on loans. Apply to LAWRENCRQORMISTON, 15 Torontl) St, Toronto Or at Richmond Hill on Saturdays. East Toronto Office. Mr. Grant‘s residence Woodbndse, everv evening. Thoruhill, each Wednesday from 10 to 12. ALFRED MACDODGALL, ALFRED W. BRIGGS, Mr, Fred. W. Garvin will be at Rh all day every Wednesday, and sitting of the Court. Mr. T. Herbert Lennox will be at Kelly's Hotel Richmond Hill every Wednesdnme- the trans- nqtion of business. Barristess,Soficitorsflenvevancers, Sc Law Oifice MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST CURRENT HATES MACDOUGALL & JONESJ QUE MONEY! MONEY.I HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, &c. Issuer of Marriage Licenses RICHMOND HILL POST OFFI(‘E. A G F LAWRENCE Toronto Officeâ€"No.15 Toronto Street. Richmond Hill Office open every Saturday. LINDSEY, LINDSEY & BETHUNE Telephone NOTA RY PUBLI C C STOKES {OBINSONI LEN NOX & MACLEDD Money to Lnun Solicitor to the 25 KING’ STREET WES ‘AWRENCE & DRMISTON. 33 Richmond Sartre! “Vest ’fl‘oronao. G.(}. S. LIXDSEY Zoom 1, Masomr Building, 18 Toronto St‘ Toronto. Pacific Buildings, 23 Scott St‘. I GA RVIN & G mm, 95mm 3; smfié Barristers. Solicitors, 61'. TORONTO AND AURORA. Barristers, Solicitors. Notaries and Conveyancets. WRIGHT BRO S $150,000.00 Eckzu'dl dc Pronlice Barristers, Solicitors Stokes & Slough. .l. D. Bendmnn, To loan at lowest rates Barristers, Solicitors, sac. Barristers. Solicitors, 6m Barrister, (Sac COHMISSIONER IN THE (DSEY LYON LINDSEY ‘HARLES .7. R. BETHUNE. Rnom 10. York Cl)umbers,£ to Sc. Toronto. and at re Centre 817.. Richmond Hi] rvening.u.nd Dominion H Wednesduv. . '1'. Saigcon, RICHMOND HILL, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1897 NTO AND AURORA Treasury of Ontario‘ r for the (‘ouuty of York. sleme-rts, inrnimre.standing wd on the shortest notice and 33min. “In. Essentials, Unity; in Non-Essentials, Liberty; in all things, Charity.” I‘. 0. address Mr. ple the Cppnty of York ihe Countlen of York mid on consignment ,, promptly attended EST, TORONTO. W S ORMISTON L L B FREDERICK O. JONES ARVIN Telephone 47 Money to Loan by of Yorkme. and friendly .ortest notice I. PnngrxcE Cuxrvule. D BLOUGE 7d at rea- Ihasiclenca ‘ronto‘ taries. &c 0nd Hi1] loan on Toron. ‘idence, , every The minutes of bat £27665”; and admlad. East York License Commissioners met 0!: the Clyde Hotel, Toronto. on F; {lur- day, April 17th. Present: Mr. Murgau (Clmirman), Messrs. Lvnutt, H.1I‘l‘imn. and also Mr. James Eckardt (I, u a great advantage this some act gave them over the Liberals in days gone by; and now that it has passed into the pos- session of the Liberal majority why they should wish their opponents to have and use this potent machinery which would afford Liberals the same partisan advant- ages is a matter to be wondered at. There is an overwhelming Conservative element in the members constituting the Senate. The figures are 65 Conserva- tives to 16 Liberals. It is the aim of the government to establish a franchise that will bd fair and just to all,‘ and one would naturally siippuse that the party to be the most. interested in the passage of such a. law, ought surely to be the party Ihat has lost control of the election machinery which so long furthered their scheUiequr retention of power. It seems evndent that it would he a wild course to pursue in obstructing repeal, or in blocking the passage of a proper fran- chise bill in the Senate, yet if followed to that end the tory party are deserving of a good dose of their own medicine at the hand of liberal officials. It may be in- judicious to adopt the various provincial franchises as a basis of federal represen- tation; but in the absence of any better method being submitted. the i most fess- ible plan that recommends itself as a. fair and economic one should be accepted. good character and common schonl edu- cation, can obtain employment. fur two months in this community. S. M. FRY, Toronto, Ont. WANTED. defeat the e'ndea-mr of the govéruaeli to repeal the Franchise Act. All the more strange when It is considered what. would be diflicnlt indeed for Liberals ti deny the of: repented statement that the system was being introduced into Can adian affairs by the present goVernznenl. But it so transpires. and all the facts which are brought out and those which remain to be produced plainly teslify that the offices vacated have bean render- ed vacant in the interests of ecmminyu the fundamental principles of Liberal politics. There have but-l) 42 superan- nations and 14 retiring gratuities made already and more to follow. The Fi- lLance Miniater informed the House that this course efl'ccted a lame savng to the Country. And why? Because in a. few isolath cases vacancies made by officials who were B-Iperminualed on amount If age :-r infirmity, had been tilled, nevertheless the gieat ungority of the v tfices so vucat ed “ere aliuiialied In the drteiminatiun to ecunomise, Without. prejuidic mg the ef ficiency of [he service, the goVurmnent have had to turn a deaf ear to the chim- ou:s of their friends for office, and reso- lutely shun the seductive and well-beat- en path travelled by their tory predects- sors when szgtisfying the demands of their followers. The country onght then to be seized with a feeling of comfortable assurance of the honest intentions of the new government as indicated by the es» timates just brought down to parliament. As the matter now stands the estimated cost of running the government of the country, for the next year, is one and a half millions less than what the late gov- ernment required to do the Wnl'k for the fiscal year now drawing to a. close. It seems somewhat singular that a cov- ert. threat is given out. by the opposition that, by the aid of their frisuds in the Senate, they may make an attempt to The opposition press are hard pressed to make adverse political capital out of the showing/which the estimates for the. ensuing year reveal. Thnse handed down to parliament last, week were the file m the new administratiun. Last year the estimates of the outgnii g government, as prepared by them for that year, were ac- cepted by the Liberal government as a matter of necessity since, at the late date of their accession to office, they new for that reason precluded from investigating and revising them. But as time went on the money voted under these estimates was not expended by them where the government saw it was not, actually re quired; and as a. result, a cnnstderabh saving in expenditure was effected. The estimates just submitted to lhr Home are acknowledged by the inure fair minded of tories, as appearing vet'v favor able when scrutinized. They admit that II is everywhere apparent that the most rigid economy has been raised by the cur)- press that supeiannuatinns and dismissal: were a subterfuge made simply tn afi‘irtl vacancies in the civil service (:f both in side and outside branches, for gnvurn ment supporters. If that. accusation hurt» on its face the essential element then it East York Licenses Our Ottawa Letter. tor presents Industrious persons of either sex with ‘tafement that, the rddCL‘d into Can ent» government. read weather nf late buth aaimate and imm imate creation declare that St) ing, the season oHife and beauty has arrived. The sclmol boy full of energy and life spends his hnhday in active out door snort or exercise. The robin n )w greets us with hi: cheery nnte. The grass aprian up freah and green and shortly Haul-"v -nd t“ ."W will make fur mu Wufidfi q *..~ ~ mrpet woven by the 26: 27 '29 30 23 24 26 VV Men or Women to travel for re- spunsihlu vslablished house in Ontario. Salary $780.“ payable $15 week'y and expenses. Pusicivm permanent. Rv‘ftfil“ ence. Enclose self addressmi stamped envelnpe. The National. Star Building, Chicago. GALLO mrermg Ht Vaughan Fulhruastcrs for the lows:â€" ing to e B” in a The following were held over for fnrlher consideration: East Toronto~Alex. B. Cook, Frank Bristol). Richmond Hillâ€"John Ellston, 51:, Walter Hulse. York Townshipâ€"Geo. W. Decker. The Board adjnurned to meet at the samv place on Thursday, April 29th, at 10.30 a. m. The Inspector will be at the Clyde Hotel on Monday, May 31d, from 10 a. in. until 3 p. m., for the purpose of issu- ing the licenses. License-holders are re- quested 90 come parsunally fur their licenses. Cultured Ladies Markham Townshipâ€"N. Button, Hughes Bros , John Webber, W. Meek, Redmond Jnvce, J. T. B. Scott. Scarbum’ Tuwnship-â€"VVm. B. O'Leary, EdWal‘d Sanderson, M. J. Sumers, John Maxwell, Robert A. Andrew. Yurk Tuwnshipâ€"â€"David R. Birrell, Jno Gamble, Peter Dean, F H.8chmidt, F. J. Cr'me, Sarah Hackett, Teresa Wall, report, which was read and discussed. The Inapector presented the following petitions: From P. J. Murray and 215 others praying to grant Frank Boston Jmtel license in East Toronto; from W. Elliott and 80 others praying not to grant Frank Boston license; from R. H. Crew :md 114 others praying to grant G. W. Decker hotel license at Small Park. A deputation headed by the Rev. Mr. Fi‘zpatriek appeared to oppose Boston’s license. The following licenses were granted: Markham Village â€"James Torrance. Charity Pitts, Mary Higgins. East: Torontoâ€"John Warren and Henry Eimboden, shop. Markham Townshipâ€"N. Button, Hughes Bros , John Webber, W. Meek, Redmond Jch. J. T. B. Scott. 0W8?â€" l Jame 2 Alba! 3 VVeslt 5 W. H 6 Alex. 7 Gen. 8 Thus. 9 Isaac Inspired _by the _chilly‘ though brig]: Tlms. Bowen lsriac Reunmn Thus. Cook Alf. Rumble Wm. Rumble Wm. Glass Wm. Hurt Henry Fisher Henry anes Frank Kefl‘ei‘ Jnn. Lahmer Henry Rumble Wm. Jones M. Mortsou Eli Snider Jae. Oster Arch. Patterson Henry Lynn R. Rumble :John Prest Oliver Nixon Noah Hnylus 53 Loch Maynard 54 Wm. Smith 54aJi)hn Thumpm. 55 R. W. Taylor 5G Peter Wardlan 57 Sam McDonald 58 Gen, Cooper 58aJohnstrm Egan 59 Win. Egan 60 \V. Matthiwso 6l J. Ellerbv (32 Dan Laughead 63 Wm. Farr 64 Juhn Mainpriz 65 Rubt. Smnervr 66 Geo. Wood 67 Wu). Huwland 6721 Jas Watkins 68 Jas. Cherry 69 Ed. Button 70 Chas. ‘Vuuds 71 Gem. [\lilltngs Frank Wllitlnnre72 Wm. \Vonds Simon Shunk J. Longhead R. Manning J. Richards Jas. Malloy Neil Malluy Ralph Sutton Jim. W'atson 73 Amos Agar 74 Edwin Kurt; 75 John Parr 76, Geo. Kellum 77 John Cullham 78 Wm. Thomas 79 'l‘lms. Smith Jr 80 John Snell Simon Shank J. Loughead R. Manning J. Richards Jas. Nialluy Neil Manny Ralph Sutton Jan. Watson 'l‘hos. Witty Andrew McNeil Levi \Vmsan Wash. Diceman Jas. Harris Jacob McKay Henry Sutton Jae. Marshall David Wright James Buwes Albert Seager Wesley Piarson W. H, Pngsley Alex. McCague Vaughan Pathmaster’s Emprin A NTE Dâ€"SEVERAL FA [THFUL L131“! following we! consideration: Toronto~Alex 1m mnney. can learn how gnud causa. Address, Dibb WAY, 1' ghum, M. O’Sullivan, Langstafl I. 667 was passed at aughuu Council an *al’st i ‘UI'OIICU, Ont, 78 Wm. Thomas 79 'l‘lms. Smith Jl‘. 80 John Snell 81 Jae. McLean 82 M. Chapman 8?. J McCutchenn 84 Adam Dalziel 85 Thos. Croft 86 Isaac Fletcher BSaLachlan Cameron 87 Robt. Good 1.“ 88 Philip Phillips 59 60 (32 53 anh Maynard 54 Wm. Sumh 54aJuhn Thumpsuu 55 R. W. Taylor 5G Peter Wardlaw 57 Sam McDonald 58 Gen, Cuoper 58aJohnstrm Egan 59 Wt». Egan 60 W. Matthrwson 6] J. Ellerbv 62 Dan Laughead 63 Wm. Farr 64 Juhn Maiuprize 65 Rubt. Smnernlle ms passed at the last Council appointing currtm year as fol- N. McCarthy John Kerr D‘ Weatherspoon Jae. McLean Wm. chfrey with fnrce of character, need Ru F0 JABEZ to do His spnnmhle Mt Samâ€"y $7811 “The Beat Popular I Life of Her M njescy I h W6 ever seen." writes Lord Lorne about "Queen Victoria.” Sales unprec- edented. Easy to make $5 daily. Big cnmmissinn. Ou'fit free to canvassers. ’I‘HE BRADLEY GARRETSON 'col', Toronto, Ont. s-Ibs . anisold If your gr tn STEEL. H Bash-Toronto " Monsoon" Tea. is packed under the supervision ofthe Tea growezs. and is advertised and sold by them as a sampleuf the best qualities of Indian and Ceylon Teas. For that reason they see that none but the Very fresh leaves go into Monsoon packages. That is why " Monsopn,‘ .thc pexfect Tea, can be sold at the same price as mfcnur tea. It is put up in sealed caddies 05% 1b., 111:. and 5 lbs . and sold an ‘hrcc flavours at 4r 50c. and 60c. Education approves of the old site, Messrs, Storey and McConaghy be ap- pninmd a. committee to remove the oid Grammar Schenl building to the west of the Public School‘ buildings.â€"Carried. The Board adjourned. THE FIN :s-r TEA ‘IN THE WORLD Muved by Mr. RIchnaghy, second Ad by Mr. McDonald, that Mr. A. Coombu' otful' to supply blasted or sledged stone at. $6 50 a toise be accepted.~.â€"Uarried. AN {ED \N Mun n: Movad by Dr. Hutchison, seconded by Mr. Harrison, that trustees Newton and. Nanghtou purchase the brick for the High School. â€"â€"Carried. Trustee Mchail‘ handed a petition to the secretary approving of the Hopkins 101., which ha and was signed by over sixty propertyholdurs. After a discuss- iou it was decided that the petition be not read as the selection of a. size Was sixty propertyholdurs. After a discuss- iou it was decided that the petition be not read as the selection of a. size Was made, as far as the Buard was Concerned. The treasuwr was instructed to pay M r. W. Hall fur four days’ teaching at the rate of $500 a year. A cummuuicatiuu was read from Mr. Brown stating lhut considerable change would have to be made in the plan for the High Schuul if a belfry were to be erected fur a heavy bell for village pur- poses. Muva ‘ny Mr. Newton, seconded by Mr. Mchnughy, that the secretary and ‘he architect wait on the Minister of Educatiun and lay before him the pro- posed plans and site for the High School. -â€"Csrried. Moved by Mr. McDonald, seconded by 3\_'I_r. Newton, that in case the Minister of Miss Norma Bates of Tornnto, is visit ing her grandmother, Mrs‘ R. Drnry. tmgham, with Mr. Men and Women who can work hand talking and writing six hours dain for six days a week, and will be content with ten dollars weekly. Address, NEW IDEASVCOW Branth-rd, Ont. Miss G. Darling who is in training for a kindergarten teacher is spending her Easter blindâ€"says at home. seed in hope that Iha warm sunshine and April shnwars will bring for him a. boun- tiful harvest. Many nf our homes were made pleas. ant this E-lster-tide by visiting friends and relatlves. IN ITS NATIVE PURITY cant) FROM THE TEA PLANT TOiTHE TEA CUP AN {EDâ€"SE VERAL FA ITHFUL ‘IB( Board of Education [Single copies, 3 cts. :e to be made in the plan for School if a. brllfry wera to be r a hsavy bell for village pur- Hnrne and Mr. R. W. F. fire:- of annnto spent Goad Friday Harry Hnrne of our vioiuityt 16 an” Wumento trawl for re- blished house in Ontario. payable $15 weekIVund winion permanent. [lefeb WANTED. RFECT TEA wl stu-“cet‘ at Buuuang ‘1 him to “The l X; Frank Sh