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General regret is expressed over the sudden and unexpected death of ‘the late Archbishop Walsh. This regret is felt not only by the core- ligionists of the dead Archbishop but by thousands of Protestants. He Was beloved by his church as a wise and trusted counsellor, and he was Jeoked upon by the general public ‘as a broad-minded Canadian. The first session of the Ninth Legis- lature was opened by His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor yesterday after: noon. Mr. Evanturel was elected speaker without opposition. As the session was called for a special pur- pose the bill of fate in the Speech from the “Home was necessarily fight. There will in all probability he some sharp debating when the question comes up relative to the lright of constables to vote at a pro- vincial election. ‘ _ \VANTED. Teachers, Students, “Agents. to convass for “ Life and work of Mr. Gladstone.” Memorial edition, now readv. Biggest, best, cheapest and only Canadian and British “ life ” of the greatest man of the century. Profusely illustrated and Written in 3559, notsz author’s happiest, style. Full outfit 75 cents. There is a lot of money to be made in selling this bnok. Better hurr to secure territory. BRADLEY-grARRETSON CO., LIMé ITED.‘ TORONTO. Minutes of last meet and confirmed. ‘ A communication was Mrs. J. Lunau re ope road, 6th con., back of C ‘ A communication was received from Mrs. J. Lnnan re opening original road, 6th con., back of O. H. Uliunt’s. Eckardtâ€"Steele‘that the council make a grant of $30 for gi-avelling road in road division No. 72, a like amount having been given gratuitous- ly, and that J. F. Burkholder be com- missioner to expend the same; said amount payable on his order. Quantzâ€"Eckardtâ€"that the treas. pay the following gravel accounts :â€" Id-a. J. McLean, 75 yards. . . . . $ 7 50 G. Dimma, 61 “ . . . . . . . . 6 10 W. Collinson, 110 “ . . . . . . . . 11 00 Wm. Bax-ton, 212 “ . . . . . . . . 16 96 \Vin. Barton, 37 “ . . . . . l 48 Isaac Ream-an, 89 “ . . . . . . . . 8 90 B. A. Shiver, 1:30 “ . . . . . . 15 00 Mr. ‘Vilson, 42 ” . . . . . . . . 4 20 Mr. \Vilson, 42 ” . . . . . . . . 4 20 U. P. Read, 127 “ . . . . . . . . 12 7O Quantzâ€"Dimmaâ€"t‘lmt the treasurer Bay one half of the following accounts, eing amount; due for labor and ma.- terial usrdou Youge street for June and July :â€" NV. Chatterley. horse and cart 2 days . . . . . . , . . . . . A . . . . . . . . M. Conley, 2 days‘ work . . . . . . . W. Chatterley, 26 days . . . . . . . A. Chatterley, 9 days . . . .. M. Conley, breaking stone . . . . . IV. E. Ness, 3 toise of stone . . . “7. Ford, 3 wise of stone . . . . . \V'm. Ness. 2 Loise of stunc . . . . . D. Gooderham. 2 toise of stone D. James, 4 toise (Sflstone A . . . . ‘W. M ichael, 10 days‘ work . . . . . C. Mason. 1 shovel. . . ., . . . . . . . . N. Conley. breakhx stone. . WV. Chatterley, i3 ays‘ work. A. Chatterley. 2 days‘ work XV: Chutbefley. 5 days' work. Tuberculosis, generally spoken of as consumption, seems to be on the increase. The July report issued by the Provincial Board of Health shouts the deaths from contagious diseases in the province as reported to the Registrar-General by the Division Registrars throughout Ontario. The total number of deaths for April, May and June is G?9, and of this ’n’uniber 501 are from tuberculosis. The remainder, 178 is put down as diphtheria, typhoid, whooping cough, measles and scarlatina. The public have a greed dread of such diseases as diphtheria, yet the number of ‘deaths from that source is very light in eompa'risofi to lung troubles. The Markham council met at Vic- 'to‘x‘iz Ha‘fl, Unionville, on Tuesday, July 26th. Members all present. The reeve in the chair. Dimuiaâ€"Eckax’dtaâ€"that a grant, of -'$10 he made afar improving the hill immediately east of Markham Village. -011 Church street‘; A. Scott, “commiss- rinner. Eckardtâ€"Dimmaâ€"that the treus. ay the fullnwin accounts for shee 'illed and injure. by dogs iâ€"Mr. P. . Quantzâ€"Eckardbâ€"thab Mr. Steele be commissioner to repair a small ‘bl-idge opposite lot 20, con. 4; amount payable on his order when 'Werk is coglpleted. __ _ Reesor. $17. lwing tho-tllirds the value fm‘R owes killed and 3 injured; also tn Wm. J. Howard $5.03 being for (in killed RICHMOND HILL, August 69‘? EM. New Advertisements. Mal-Kham Council. Eli’éiwml. mg were read wmwmmwm 3.10 mlmulmm l (X) 10 ()0 13 ()0 1898 Thos. Meye'iy iron for bridgé. . . . 3 O(. W. Avery; 6 rods . . . ; . . . . . . . . . 75 J. H. Summerfeldt, cedar . . . . .. 2 7k Austin M‘f’g 00.; two shears for grader- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 16 01' W: Chatterley, home and cart and one day . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . 2 ’75 D. Jmnes, engineer, services. . 2 2-”: W. Frishy, Working gmdm' .. . . 21 85 W. Fx-ishy. repairs to grader. . . . 41' T. Madil], repairing culvert . 2 0f Dimmaâ€"SteeIeâ€"â€"that without preju- dice to the case and in hen of all qla‘ixprsifor damages and in sympathy Bright. men and vfi'omnn, who am not too proud to Work. and wuuld like to make some money during the nvxi three month Tn telling the wondprfu story of the life of Mr. Gladstnnv u their nei labors. $3 a. day easily made some ma 9 three times that sum. N( risk,Q10 experience, no Capital neces‘ sary. \Vrite quickly for particulars BRADLEY-GARRETSON 00., Lim‘ Quantwâ€"Dimmaâ€"éthnt 1' he {imam-er pay Mr. J. E. Poll, Secretary of St. George Society, Toronto, $5 voted by the council, also amount privately subSCrihed by members 0f council for the purchase of a ticket to England for one Mrs. Johnston, on bving fur- nished With evidence that the con- ditions will be carried out. On motion the council adjourned to meet on Tuesday, Aug. IGLli. ited, Toronto for V‘ him t< him b 9th co defect for W. G. ReeEor. $50 be tendered ' him to help bear the loss sustained by l him by being seriously injured ,on the 9th con. on April 25th, 189%, through a defective culvert which was unknth to any officer of the municipality, and that the treasurer be authorized to pay the same. Miss Gel-hide Appleton Hill spent Sunday at the parents, Mr. and Mrs. 11 of Second St. ing cfmsfderably from Water, many cisterns am bejpg qgite (113'; _ Miss Lily Remnau ‘ Town on Sunday. Mr. \Va1'(1 is sojour W'rightv‘s in hopes ( health. He in the :11 upon his friends. -Miss Bone of thn. D4 visited her aunt, Mrs. Sunday last. Dame Rumor has it, t1] he a wedding soon, whic one of our popular yum the blessed state of batch Messrs. Albin 8: Hm; moud Hill passed throng aâ€"wheel Sunday evening. Who need to make monry <'- 't « without risk or capital, hysunLJing orders for our memorial edition of “The Life of Gladstone,” by Castzill Hopkins, with introduction by the lmuorablo the Minister of Education, Dr. Ross. This book is :1. Canadian classic. The story of hi2:I life is told with thrilling intoa'Irsb. His death and imposing national funeral will both be described and illustrated. 512 large quarto pages. It_measu’res 8x10§x1§ im-hes. Retzii1$2.50, worth $4. Mn â€" nificent binding. profusely illustrate? Ernspectus 75 cents. _ Liberal terms. August; 2nd. , Members prvsvnt Mvssrs. _Bryd0n. Sanderson, Crosby and McMahon. In the absence of reevo Savage, Mr. Bi-yt‘iou was appointed chairman. Minutes of last meeting read and ad- opted. A communication was read from the Librarian and caretaker asking that his yearly allowance for rent, fuel lighting, caretakng and 'acting as librarian he raised from $69 to $80 a ye‘gr. _ Mrs-“fin. C( during the past po_1-_t sags she is ~ Mr. H. Rape his aunt Mrs. W on Sundav last). ' On motion of T. F. McMahon, soc~ ended by \V. A. Sanderson, the com- munication was laid over till next mg‘et-ing.‘ The librarian having suggested in his last report that a-pplica Lion» forms be printed for strangers who may be residents, a resnlntinn was carried on motion of Mr. Crosby secnnded by Mr. Sanderson, insttructing‘ the. worm tary to get, forms printed, to'be signed by smmx responsible rate-payer, before aresident who is [not known to the librarian. can be given b00ks frum the Public Library. Moved by Mr. Cros'hy, seconded by Mr. Sanderson that the Village Coun- cil be requested to raise the sum of $80 for Public Library purposes for the cum-cut your )arried. Hot and dry at time of writing. Our farmers are busy with their sp~ing wheat and outs. . Mr. Gen. Gan-owtis engaged pulling pens for Mr. R. \Viles. Mrs. Thos. Shmpshire anfl son Elmer of Vapdorf spent Sunday with her BRADLEY-GA} ited, Toronto. - Mrs. Thos of Vandorf sister here. Mrs. Wilvs accampanied by her sister spent Sunday :t‘fternmm with their sister Mrs. Dutcher of Kettlvhy. Mm. R. \Viles who has been ill 'is able to be around again. Dilnrllaâ€"Steeleâ€"that the' pay the following accounts :â€" Ida. J. McLean, 6 stringer-s J, H. Heise, 600 ft. scantling The peopjc The Public -osby’s Sm: Men and Women Public Library Willow Vale ) I'E Cauvilie W embed week, h‘ impmving. rt of Shu-won Eight of ‘- (he 0k 11 ‘ibmry Bnard met in on Tuesday evening, {RETSON 00., Lim- that the ' ' t'rt .ccounts :-â€",‘ it, that there will which will claim young; men from ing at Mr.‘ ' rum-ultng mbime wul that sum. Capital m 01- particu ON 00.. l 1.1011] men uship i1 i-rvasn‘l-er Lu‘y of St. voted by privatgly ichmond u of 1101' mletown 1 House 30110 on suffer iLy n Rich villag‘ ’u 1' key HSUI'E his call of (‘115 N0 00 ill 00 70 Miss Efiio Wilton and Miss Ethel Baa-ton, of Toronto, are visiting Mrs. J as. Brownlee. Mr. David Phith of Tm-onth spp‘nt a couple of days with his cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Lillie. Messrs. H. and 4 rnuto, spmlt, Sand; guests of Miss Ross MI few Miss Kate Hufiey and cousin, Miss Alice Hnfl'oy. are s )ending xlxeir vaca- tion with relat‘iVes ere. Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Stevenson of To- ronto, spent last week with Mrs. Jl‘xo. Savage. at Sunny Hill Farm. Mrs. month Mr. H. A. Nicholle and his mother pay 059 starting an a trip to England on » aturday. 13th inst. They will go by the Dominion line and purpose by- ing away two ‘montbs. During Mr. Nicholls’absence Mr. O. McConaghy will have charge of his businessrat the repair shop in the Grand Central building. to Whom accounts mnybe paid. Mr. spending :1 Sanderson m: M Mr. and MN. ’L‘lms. Hicks and Miss Ma Hicks, returm-d 1101119 on Tuesday aha-spending a few days with Mrs. John Hicks, Thornton. Mrs. \V. J. Bin-land and two daugh- tm-s of London and Miss Jassio Cooper of Uxbridgv will he guvsls of Mrs. \Vm. Cooper for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Jenkins’guosts during the pas? i wee-k have been Miss Pollock of Tn- ,‘ mnto ; the Misses Barnard of Detroit : Mrs. Hunter of Guelph; and Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins of Toronto. . Mr. VV. L. Nicholls, editor of the Thossainn Adi'hCam, who had been in- Tm‘mito, came up by electric car on Thursday evening and spent a few hours with Mr. Jus. Hall. guest Mn Mrs. Calvic of New \Vestminster, British Columbia, spent a day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ham'iarm. VVP are plvnsod to learn that Mr. C. P. \Viley, tarzwollm- for the fix-m of John Muldrew & 00., Toronto, has de- cided to permanently settle here, and has rented Mr. Isaac Crosby’s brick 'r-osidunce adjoining the stare. and Mrs. “'iley will remove in a few days. ma K I n Mr. and Mrs. Alex. )nultm- spent a few hours Sutuvday evening with Mr. and Mrs. J. Conner. and returned on the late car uceonipnnied by their son Kt‘nm‘th, who had been spending a flouplo of weeks with his grandparents are. Mr. Clark, princi al of Orillia South VVm-d School, and 11-. Lee. principal of the school at Lee‘s corner. wheeled from Ol'illizt 130 Torontu where they spent a week and on their return spent Monday and Tuesda ' morning with their friends Mr. and 11's. Lillie. spent Tuesdn Miss Jmmit with her part Mr. A. E. Cnnmhs, M. A., starts to- (lay to take the High School Cadet Instructm‘s’ Course at Stanley Bar- I'lel-Ls. Toronto. This cuurso, which includes drill and rifle exercise, has justi'oven established by the Minister of Education. Miss Edith Switzer went, to Grimsby Park on Tuesday to spe'nd a cottple of \Vt‘t‘kS with her mother and sisters in their cottage. She was accnmpanied by ht-‘l' friend Miss Henly who will re- main :1 fmv days at Grimshy previous 10 ht r return home to Hamilbnn. M 1'. M. D. Carder, Grand Recorder of the A. 0. U. W., came up Saturday a£n(l_snent the aftellnoo'n Xvitg DE. A. ‘1‘ G. F.1Lawrvnce, who is D. D. G. M. W. for Toronto District. Mr. Carder was accompanivd by Mrs. Gavan, who made a visit: with Mrs. Lawrence. Mrs. J. Jackmun 'zmd chfldrenâ€" Master Norman and Miss Domâ€"of Toronto who [lave been visiting Mrs. Frank Padget (IT Headford returned to thevcityvon Friday evening. They were accompaniedflmme by Miss Dell Padgec who le spend a. week or two in the Queen City. Binder of doubtedly zuust of M; Tee-fy, Esq., vhis lllux‘uing to :' :vx-wcvs m comma Archbishop \Valsh Miss Gaby n uking a, visit; MI MS e w In Hing. rs. and Miss Mort-i8 are spefiding a 1th at Gi‘afi/ezlhurst with Mrs. ris’ brother, Mr. Bel-t Peach. \Vi l Ml 1nd Gaby of Yorkville : a, Visit with her Trench. Kate Huffey and cousin, Miss iafl'oy. are spending their vat-e1- Shim-k 0f Brockville sp ; here this weka wit 1. \Vulder. hithor'ford (if Twronto few days with Mr. W'. ldé H: nts‘ lport of T( in the viil ; puz'chnscrl e & Frisby A1 machine team of p1 Tharp roning “man D‘Y Went to Toronto \ttond the funeral ltim) with the late C. Holden, of M7 in town as NALS. Elliott ost of Lundon . Hutchisnn‘s. Coldwate :Nnir. I‘m-(mt ( >4 and daughtex in ()m' Burgh. spent blind-(Ly I‘m-unto 1- cousins, a Deer-mg 7. it is m;- -. it is 01» mies quite has be Sal-t u e spout a with his een the the 1t Rakes, Scythes, P sizes; Oil and G: iron rivets, bolts 2 and hardware Che J. T. SAEGEON, Manchester, of London.Eng., BRITISH AMERICA, Of Toronto, Canadaâ€"the coming com- pany for the farmers of York ()0. 'Busiuees Suliciud. FOE Eimfier {flame 166-168 King St. East, GORE, ()F GALT. HARDW’ARE fl STORE '1'M'A Ripans Ripans Ripans Ripans Ripans thulnse For good up-toâ€"date Harness at low prices. Nickel-manned Single Harness from $10 up; Genuine Rubber 01‘ Sofia I ickolâ€"muunted from $18 up ; all hand made ; no shoddy. ALSO IN STOCK Dusters, Knee Rugs, \V‘nips. Trunks, Valises and other supplies as low as can be had anywhere. REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0. $30? Agent for the following stock Fire Insurance Companies, vfz; )‘x‘V ( YORK MUTUAL, HT OF TORONTO, CANADA .â€"â€"A.Lso-- A First-class Cash Mutual. Fine Harness A Specialty. Rspairing Promptly Done laying and Ear DIAPLE . Tabu‘les: gentle cathartic. Tabules cure indigestion. Tabules assist digestion. Tabuies: at druggists. Tabuies cure dizziness. ipam WE'EVQ W'AFiW‘ IS n film ‘99 fie :s es, Forks; also Granite d Gasoline Stoves from alts and hinges; all kin ll a A H S1131 5M and Turpe 11 Wholesale Brices. these retail GO TO THE RICHMOND HILL >T, - RICHMOND HILL E} ichlnond Iii il Has for sale 511 kinds of l SIZ( mm in p1‘ 111 Sn md all n (:l"E(). EIODONALD Mi} r0116 in 30 D] an 1.... Lrvesting Tools, 3333123 if} The South east part. of lot 59, 1st con. Vaughan, Yonge street, contaim ing 25 acres. Frame- residence and bank barn, 30x50 ft. Store and post oflice on corner of Elan-9‘. Apply to The undersigned has for sale a lam number of Steers and heifers, fm one to three years old. Also he: milch cows. H. F. HOPPER. $2.50. The under-Si ned is prepaa ed to de liver Mixed \ 00d at $3, and Slabs at Wood and Slabs 1 W 2â€"tf FQR SALE FOR SALE mom-nernf lac-é. A] GEO. JEF ERSON, l-tf W x11 :3 {$198831 at less than 38 eserving Kettles, an 3. up; copper and of tin, eavetroughing ., large size, 2 to furniture as cheap ~3107‘s; Kaisomme hine Oil, Varnishc 1'5’ material. I Kl £11K tension Toronto. WV. R. PROUTOR prices Jefferson P. O. Richmond Hill )IC‘S la rge fl'mn fresh U