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For several years past the village of Stoufl‘ville has been in a position to boast of probably the best market of any village in the province Every Thursday, market day, the streets are thronged with farmers’ wagons, and a large amount of ’money passes weekly through the hands of the *buyers and sellers. The merchants of that enterprising vil- lage are doing a good trade, and “every line of business appears to be successful. The present market house has not sufficient accommodav ition to meet the requirements of the Pplace, therefore it will be 'closed, and two others-of larger dimensions will ‘take its place. The corner stone of 'ene of these was laid on Friday last in the presence of a large and inter- ‘ested crowd. of spectators. Mr. W. F; Maolean, M. P., whoperformed :the ceremony, rcferreii tothe business ‘ enterprise of Stoufl‘ville, and spoke at length of the merits of a home market which has done more than anything else to make the village 'what it is. 'Politieal opponents since the Lib- eral Government have been in power have represented Sir Richard Cart- wright as not in sympathy with his fellow members in the Cabinet. Time and again they have said that he was not working in harmony with 'his colleagues and that he would eventually show his disapproval of 'the general policy of the Govern- ment. They painted him as one who was a believer in economy and ‘in this they were truthful. They pictured him as an enemy of extra vaganee and corruption and in this :they were equally truthful. But all along they‘failed to draw a distinc~ tion between spending large sums ‘of money judiciously and spending it extravagantly and eorruptly. Sir Richard Cartwright’s speech deliver- ed in Massey Hall on Thursday even- ing before an immense audience was :all the evidence that was required to \show that he bad faith in Canada, faith in the Government, and faith that the expenditure complain ed of would bring about good results. As Sir Richard pointed out a govern- ment might easily be justified in making a little expenditure during a season of prosperity and growth in ‘trade, whereas it might be suicidal ‘to expend the same amount during a period of stagnation. All towns and villages are not as well situated for a. mammoth market as Stoufi'ville is, yet in many places a home market for all kinds of \pro- duee can be created if the citizens are thrifty, and show a spirit of en- terprise. Richmond Hill has had a market scheme on its hands for some time, and although nothing has so far been decided upon it is hoped that a grain market, as well as a ;market for all kinds of farmers’ pros duoe, will be established here with satisfactory results, at no very dis- ’tant day. ’ But this will depend upon the enterprise of our citizens. One of the main objects of the ad- dress was to deal with the expendi- i‘ture, and to show what misrepresen- ‘tations and exaggerations had been ‘made during the past few months.‘ The speaker made out; a clear case,‘ and showed that his present utter-,g ances are quite consistent with his tormeihprofeseions. ' RICHMOND Him» August 31, 1899 BENEFIT OF A HOME MARKET. Surdâ€" Dr. Trotter. Cant-Dr. Curry. _ House to Rentâ€"Mr. Conner. _ Notice 00 Creditors-~Emnk ’Denkoh Stayedâ€"H. Richards. Exmbition Fares. Changeâ€"W; A.» Sanderson. "The lack of~‘1ive political top‘h‘s which alwaysmar‘ks the period im- @112 flihem. ERNMEN T SAFE; WORKING IN HARMONY. New Advertisements. ‘ mediater following the close, of a 1 parliamentary session is responsible 3 for a variety of silly paragraphs [which while they may lack the ele- 'ment of originality, serve to fill space *and arouse a passing interest of a mild kind. Foremost among these are the'guesses as to when a general election is to be expected, and as there is nothing definite to base cal- culations upon, the conclusions arriv~ ed at necessarily vary. Certain Op- position papers at first announced,. with a great show of confidence, that there was no question an election would be "‘ sprung upon the country ”' this fall, but as the weeks go by and the usual signs of battle fail to ma- terialize, they are becoming much less confident and are now busy ex- plaining why the Government is not carrying out plans which asa matter of fact were never in contemplation. Our anxious friends may possess their souls in patience. The general elec- tion will come in good time, and when it does come, it will be all too soon for the peace of mind of those who have been so busy foretelling disaster to the Government. For a long time past the citizens of Richmond Hill have had much rea. son to complain of their mail service, but as it was thought from time to time that better arrangements would be made the inconvenience was patiently borne. The mails are closed in Toronto every afternoon at ten minutes past four o’clock, yet the mail matter is not assorted here un- til about a quarter past eight. Sev- eral months ago we were assured that after September 1 the Metropoli- tan would carry the mail bags, but now we learn there is a hitch some- where. S‘omething should certainly be done to ensure a better service than we have been getting. TUESDAY, Aug. 29â€"Auction sale of real estate on lot 33. con. 3, Scarboro. the prnperty of the late Geo. Morgan, contaimng 89 acres. Sale at 2 o'clock. Terms made known on day of sale. Eckurdt d; Prentice, auctioneer. FRIDAY. Sept. 1â€"Credit salehf cattle and horses at Webber’s hotel. Unionville. the property of Hopper & Brilliuger. Sale at 1 o'clock. Tormu 4 months. Eckardt & Prentice auctioneers. CANADIAN WINNI‘PEG DELORAINE RE STON ESTEVAN BINBCARTH' MOOSOMIN CO‘VAN A gem! oamfomme 'Hooxnad house with hard and son: water. lasagna fruit trees. in a good loamy. Apply at - . 0'1"“ .- nsw.“ . v nnv‘rfin WILL BE RUN ON AUG. 29, RETURNING UNTILOCT: 28 AND SEPTx 12 “ “ NOY,11, 1899 RETURN FARES TO From 8.11 points in Ontario, Windsor and east. For l'urther particulate apply to the nearest Canadian Pacific Agent, or to A. H. NO'I‘MAN, Assistant General Passenger Agent. 8â€"3 1 King St. East, Toronto HARVEST EXGURSIDNS '3' No. 1- and No. 2 sold in Mahmud “Hill by W, A. Sanderson,Druggist. Is successfully used monthly 1) over 0.000Ladies. Safe,efleotusl. Lad es ask v four d at tor “or: cotton Root Gom- . ska no 0 er, as all Mixtures, pills and imions are dangerous. Prion. No. 1. $1 or box‘ No. 9. 10 degrees stronger,” per box. 0. 1 or 5, mailed on receipt of price and two been: staying. the 930k calypsny WingsgrlOng: ‘g, “Enable Drug-3'55 in Canada. Ltam‘ s. The cook company Windsor um. 1g and I sold ang‘gwommended in all ‘ ___._._.- ._ --.a_ Rinani'Tabules cureheadache. House to Rent 8-4 ,Oook's Cotton Rgct 69mm Sale Register. OUR MAILS. THE LIBERAL OFFIGE‘ MOOBEJAW YORKTON PRINCE ALBERT CALGARY BED DEER J EDMONTON REGINA ] PACIFIC FARMERS ! ATTENTIOE ! Large Points .................... 18c. Wide Points No. 3, I X.L. Pointsi,..r......15 Gang Plow Point‘s..‘..,.‘ ...... 15 Sole Plates for the principal 35c. per 100 lbs. Shop open every evening un- til 8.30. PLOW POINTS plows in use, zsadd 35c: Will exchange plow points for cast iron and allow 50c. per 100 lbs. FflIDAY, OGTOBER 8, 1899,- The Next Sitting of Division Court- for No. 3, County of York, will be held in the Court, Room, Whichwe will sell cheap for cash. L. Innes & Sons. Shing‘ We also have on hand a full line of all kinds oi dress- ed and rough RICHMOND HILL DIVISION - BUURT. Done and- satisfactim. guar- anteed. Ripans Tabules cure torpid liver. Was Tabulea :gentlemtharfic. The undersigned is selling Making and Chapping LUMBER. First and Second Class Wrought Iron . Mager, Prop. RIGHMWD HILL, have just_received a car load of SHINGLES Commencing at 10 a. m. T. F. MCMAHON, CLERK At right prices. It does not pay me to sell poor harness, and it will not pay you to buy poor harness. I guarantee every set I sell ; if it does not turnout as repre- sented will make right. I sell at prices so low that you can’t do better anywhere. A good custom made single harness from $10 up; no factory shoddy. All other supplies at prices as low as the lowest. Why buy store or factory harness when you can buy from the manufacturer ' at the same price, or less. Western Fire Insurance, York Mutual Fire Insurance 00. and London Guarantee and Aacident 00.. Appraiser Canada Permanent Loan & Saving Co. HARNES$ - SHOP. There are no conditions or restrictions in the Unconditional Accumulai tive Policy of this Association. The Extended Insurance clause, provides that in case the third or any subsequent premium is not paid, the insured will be held cOVered for the full amount of the policy for a term of years which is definitely stated therein. Paid-up policies are guaranteed after two years, and Cash Values after five years. The Association publishes an interesting set of' pamphlets, giving full particulars in regard to its different plans of insurance, and will be pleased to send them, on application to G. MASON, - RICHMOND HILL GQHFEBEHATIEN UFE ‘ ASSGGIATION; HARDWARE STORE THE ‘LTBE Rch o FFIbE-s RICHMOND HILL, DISTRICT AGENT. ALSO AGENT FOR OB PRINTING HEAD OFFICE RICHMOND HEAT AND ATTRACTIVE Richmond Hill HAS FOR SALE paws A's? GPEO. MCDONALD Scythes, Snaths, Forks of all kinds, Scythe Stones, Machine Oil, Wick and Wickless Oil Stoves, Door Screen Poultry Netting Eave Troughing H Air Furnaces, and e mg in the Tin and Hardware line. Repairing Promptly done. TORONTO. HILL