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VOL. XXII. W; m - Flfm'V-Jém'm‘ IS PUBLISHED EVERY ' THURSDAY MORNING LT I’HE LIBERALFRIMTIHM PUBLISHING HOUSE RICHMOND HILL, 0m. T. F. McMAHON. DR. LANGSTAFF. RICHMOND HILL. Office Hours :~â€"8 13010 a. 111.; 12 to 2 p, m.; 7 to 9 p. m. 7 Diseueé 61‘ hdraes. darn-11675521Bifiérrélgxfiési ad animals treated by the latest; and most proved methods. Best flt‘t‘ir Gmduaco of the Ontario Veterinary Colleae with diploma. from the Ontario Veterinary Dental School. will Visit Maple on Mommy and Friday of each week. and Concord on Friday Irrqu 1 to 3 p_._1n. Gulls promptiy attended to (Successor to Dr. Cecil Trotter Oddfelluw’s Bldg” Tnmnln, cor. Y1 and College Sts., Tomnm, 3:. W. fie’sfl Tsaitar, DENTIS '1‘,- WWW Office zâ€"N EN” accommodation boguescfi. Board, 31 var do. Rumodelled. am one of the mos hotels on Yuma venience. Sufi: travellers. An ' or driving [nu-LL zo or ramming pnssths door. TERMS 5mm JOHN I’Al. NI ER. Telephone 3368 for appointment- PALMER HOUSE, RICHMO ND HILL. HOUSE PAINTER, Glazier, Grains: and Paper- Hanger. W. HEW’lfiflm Cor. Bloor and Spsulmm Ave“ Toronto. Room 12, 124 Victoria St, Tut-onto. $1 per annum, in advance.) 4‘ Member College Physicians and Surgcom, ' 0m. \Vill be in Richmo \Vt‘dnest RICHMOND @Ra¥§3$ E®Q§S§a9 DR. L. LA WRAS BUSINE SS CARDS. Rtolflnlm: 6:089:33 VETERINARY DENTIST, RICHMOND HILL. 158 KING s'rnsx'r EAST. TORONTO loweist pr 2331:» e. Safiple ,s from a distance promptly 0F l‘iC’E “BUSES Ennon & Pnormzron. ‘W “x. Roqwa Dammit-st, e321 mm, 3. 5;;E 1} enfl $3. ., gifctcrimg: . £9.31" T” whey 9 luewly furnished throu 333“!er . 9th, also replnting, at ices. Good work. Lichluoud Hill ev l'ndnesda‘y. dour south of School. 3 rooms for com n1 shopping place I‘m- bicyclists. or farmer 'um market. Elect)- tendc RICIH Wm 59510.”; PER DAY iis'm'ni IOND HILL. throughout. comfortable modern con- 0N, lomesticat- in CNS 1’: .OD onge Lerciul riding ‘1ic J; U]- HQ$U U.l. l The west. rart of lot ‘25, 211 containing 100 umés in fur sale The place is vleau, the soil the land is in excellenc cuuxlici Apply to 'I‘Hu NnWTON 'J 234! It TORONTO o7, Money to Luau COOK & MACDONALD East Toronto OIfice. Mr. Grant‘s residence, Woodhndpe, every evening. Thomhili,eanh Wednesday from 10 to 12. «an; - my,» Issuer offilzécriag‘e Licenses. RICHMOND HILL POST OFFICE.- Monev to loan Newnmrkct SALEM I 03 Wine Money tc 9535.33 rates. G. R. for the above Inn'es Build License Goods 5 131321313393 1’. 1% z‘ - N O ’1‘ A Aurora office License: spa-mm“) mfiueuce‘ and a. re: son able Licensed Auctionen for the Counties of York and Ontario. A11 Sides of farm stock. &n.. atâ€" tended bu on the shortest notice and reasonahle rates. Mortgage and bailiff sales attended to. Residence. Stouflvilla. Ont. Suite 77 and 78 Freehz ings, our. Adehlide Streets, To: License Oran} Alslge amount otllrivatefunds to loan on imprqved farm property. Five pm- rent. in- teresn. Easytcrmsfor repavmenn Kc cum- missio‘a churgmLoq lo Agpjy to A 1‘ LENNOX RICHMOND HILL 8: THORNHIIL 1/3 (£0061 I’arnl For Sale or to Rent The pluce is rlunu, the soil a. clay luum. the land is in excciienc nonunion. Apply to 'I‘Hn' NnWTON TANNXNG CO 28â€"“ Richmond Hm MONEY ! NIDNE 25 KING ’atr HIGH CO LIBERAL Office, I Sutm' mt Utaihéa-iakers as Embalmm's, Bm’ristcr. Solicxtor. Convevancer, No bury Public, Etc. MONEY TO LOAN AT Barri: urge ‘nsed Auctioneer for the (‘ounty 01 York. emlsules ofimplemel‘ts, turniu:re.standin;z yer. etc. .uttended on the shortest notice and \asouuble rate . 'onagesolicibed. P. (L address Mn ule. 100k will be. at Maple on Thursday afternoon of 92] ('11 Week. Barristers, Solicitors, etc. ion In) 1', Lester St. Toronto {insane-en & Paemlice Riulu a Aucnioneers for the County of York. 0111 on cunsignment. Genaml sales at 13.. promptly attended to M reasonable G. R. Uouldmg, Newton Brook. agEnt SPENCE VVRIG if u hmou‘ stackof Funeral Furnishings kept at both places. A. G. F. LA WRENC §£okes 6’; 3259352!» ’STRE O‘JRT OF jUSTXCE, &c rister g, 75 Yonge St..(cor. King).Toronto on )nnd and chattel mortgages at gvrs :uzd Solicflmrs. EMISSION]!!! IN THE RY PUBLIC IL’IDOYG re a: & NICE won. ioncern for the County of York. to on shortesnuocit-e and at ten.- Patrunage solicited. D. Bendaufi n, .2 '1 Hill 0n Wednesdays‘ uâ€"Three doors south of tho N0 *‘FICE : St" East. KLH'GI'EV Smith Ln 2! 1 4 * 35ml i423 HT BROS, ed than; old post ofilce. of the entrance to the ZR LOVEx 11d LC Solicitors, WES 1‘. TORONT 0. G. STV. MORGAN MORGA N VRENC' 170th ry. 84-3. 1d Loan Build and Victoria unto. 39m Q en ‘ a u- to rent. a clav loam. and J Con. Markham. J. H. PRENTXCE Unionvixle Telerhcne 298-1 Jildiug, Toronto J. K. McEwen Weston. To! ' ,lmuo EGG! 1. Adelzude NCE 9 Novmarkct D BLUUGE’ BY! D HILL. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1900. 1RD U; Lit) As the day for the departure of the second contingent, (li'aWS near, ill)? in- terest. in its iii()l)iliz:1t.ir)'ii grows :iprmu. To those who witnessed the departure of the first clmtingent it would have seemed scarcely possible that public enthusiasm could rise to :1 greater pitch than then, but after witnessing the demonstration in this city on Thursday afternoon, when thousands lined the streets for :1 couple of hours in oneof the most intenser piercing Winds that this winter has experienced, patiently and even good-humorodly waiting to Witness the parade of the boys of D Battery, one is prepaicd to admit that at least there has been no diminution in the popular interest. Nor is it to be supposed for a moment that Ottawa is peculiar in this respect; reports from all over the country in- dicate the most widespread popular enthusiasm, coupled with an intelli- gentand critical observance of all the details of preparation. The Militia Department has been passing lhrough an entirely new and verytrying exâ€" perience, which has been a sever:- test, of its practical utility. With very little experience to aid it, the unusual situation has been courageously met, and it is gratifying to every true- hearted Canadian that the results have been in every way :Khniruhlo. and that no finer body of men, either in physique or equipment, will he found in any part. of the Imperial army. The splendid evidoncvs Wiich thv Dominion has given of its sterling and practical loyalty to the Empire is hearing exceedingly tangible results. The British are first and foremost a commercial people, and while some- wbat phlegnmtic in temperament are very thorough in their appreciation when that Sentimentis once aroused. No one will question that the» evidmwos which Unnmln has given of her sym- pathy with the Empire in the prvsn nt crisis is thoroughly genuine. and actu- ated by no ulterior motives, but, the materile lwnefits are there all the same, as is shown by the rapidly growing dispOsition on the part of the people of Great Britain to do business with Us whenever it is possible and in preference to other countries. A characteristic instance of this is re- ported from Toronto where :1 loading wholesale dry goods firm wishing to repeat an order for a. line of qooiis which had gone up in price wrote to the mzunlfmcturers in England by whom the first order waslllled, and asked them to reppat at: the prvvious figure. The answer “ yrs" was cabled at (men, and this was followvdhya letter, just received by‘the firm in To- ronto, in the course of which it said: “ “'0 cannot refuse Cunndi: thing just now in View of the patriotism they :1 'e showing sacrifice they are making for pix'e. Admiraljun and grati universal here." “ Spare the rod and spoil the child.” is an old suyin , which is often quoted by some penpe who consider that parents and guzu'diai'is of children should inflict, corporal punishment for every oifencv, be it; great or small. But a few yoaxs since it was notan unusual thing to hear of members of the teaching profession using the “ birch rod" so severely that the re» cipient was marked; yes sometimes deforms-d for life. Of course this was mostly done while angry at the pupil, or withoutzuly consideration for the (lispmitionof the child whose czu-eer in life may be thwarted and his good tendencies turned to evil ones by \In« just punishment. (x Corporal Punishment Our Ottawa Letter. VIRTUE I'lS OWN RE‘VARD. in Non-Essmtials, Liberty ,- ms any spleudi‘ and th the Em ude the 3m- are The annual meeting of the \Vest York Liberals hold in the Eagle. Hall, \Vestnn on Mondaynvas largely attend- ed from all parts 0f the riding. The president. DhMuclt-unmf “’ondhl'idge, occupied the clmir,nn(l Mr.A.J.Andel‘- son was in his place as secretary. Af~ her routine business Was transacted the following nff‘u ex-s were elected for the ensuing your zâ€"Presideut, Dr: P. D. Mac-lean : lst Vice-President, A. B. Rico: 2nd Viceâ€"Pres... D. L. Streightr; I the inevitable occurred; these small |purchusers talked to their 11(‘lgllllnl's ’ of the wonderful horse linimem; they had got, and orders bouzune mum and yet more frequent, until eventually it ' became the most famuns cure f n- lame and spnvined holsos in the country. and he reaped to the full the reward of his faith. The origiqu ccnrpany was years ago olganized into a sum-K company, audably officored by cum- petent business men. who have been indispensable to its continued success. Kendall’s Spavin Cure is still manu- factured at the place, of its birthâ€"â€" Eunshux'gh Falls. "tnâ€"but not the Enosburgh Fallsuf thirty years ago. This Spavin Cure has been the direct means of building up this pretty coun- lti'y village into quite an important place, with its opera house, water Rico; 2nd Vieeâ€"Prf's., D. L. Streightr; Secretary, A. J. Anderson ; Treasurer, \V. A. Mncdnnnld. An Executive in eluding representatives from every pu_1_ling suhflivisions was also elected. our homes and in our schuuls, but let us inflict it cautiously. justly and kindly, suthut the rising generation may nut lay it. to our charge that we in any way hindered their progress in physical. mental. moral, or spiritual advancement. Let us rule h sym- [mt-11y, not com-chm, and we SE3.“ se- cure the hvst discipline. Leatus give ourchildron fi-vodmn within the law. not slavery by the law. The cunstitutiun was amended so as to provide reprosontntion on the usâ€" Sociution for Dominion purposes for tlmse partsof \Yest York which are not included in the riding for Provin- cial p111~po~ ' During the afternoon resolutions were passed (\xpressing cuntinued cm)- fide-nco in the Government of the Do~ niinion, as well as the Government, of Ontario. ‘ ‘ Good speeches wme made by Mr. \V. J. Hill. the lncnl member, and Mr. J. 111. McKA-nzie of Tm‘onto. Both spoke hopefully of futule prospects for the riding, and both referred to the ne- cr-ssity of thorough (II-gnnization. The meeting closed with the Nation- al Anthem. The bunqul-t in l he evening was most, snccpssl‘ul. After an excellent menu an intm'osiing‘ tlIilSt list was taken up, and the six-ecle which fullowod were thoroughly,(‘njnymL “ The Empire” pz'oposvrl by Mr. J. H. Mackenzie was l'espnnrled to by Mr. A. B. Rice, lst Viceâ€"Primitian The Provincial “Gov- oi-nIm-nt and Legislature” proposed by Mia W'. E. Bunny, and responded tol propnsvd by Mr. A. J. Anderson and responde in by Mr. Arch Umup'nell, M. P., for \Vest Kent. Hm] M Other toasts were proposed and re- spumivd to in happy speeches. and one of the must vnjuyuhle hnuqm-ts in the history of the Association was brought tn a ('1050 about 11 p‘. m. An orchestra waé in attendance and good songs were sung by Mr. U.F.Hall of Toronto Junction. It Comes From Down East The reappearance in our columns, after an absence Of sume years. of the Kendall’s Spaviu Cme advertisement will he, to many of our readers, like lunking upon the "face of n iamilizu' friend.” The early history of this well known remedy for lame and spavined horses is very interesting as showing the great faith in its virtues and the “down east ” cuteneSs and foresight of :1 Ver- mont farmer. Many long years ago this shrewd agricultnrist, who lived at the village of Enoshurgh Falls. a. charming little place, nestling among the green mountains of Vernmnt, had a valuable horse go lame and hearing much of a Spavin Cure, put up by Dr. Kendall, who resided in the village, decided to try it. The farmer was so struck by its marvellous effectiveness that he determined, if possible, to buy the formula. But to his utter surprise the figure demanded ran into the thousands, for the doctor was fully alive to the merits of his preparation and demanded it high price for his knowledge. The would-be purchaser was determined, however, and mort- guging his fine farm to the highest limit. against the advice of all his friends and neighbois. became the original owner with Dr. Kendall of this wonderful cure. But it was a hard, slow struggle, made none the easier to hear by his friends and neigh- bors constantly reminding him of whot a fool he had made of himself. Still he persisted, and after a. while small orders begun to dribble in. Then the inevitable occurred; these snlnll 17L Wes all things, Charity.” Gibsdu and M5. w. J. Hili’, Thu Dominion Parlimm-nt" v Mr. A. J. Anderson and York Liberals. works, sewers. electric 1i hm, concrete walks, public 1ibrary,:m parks, with all the airs of a. little city. Kendall‘s Spnvin Cure is practically the back bone of the town. Oneadditionul incident. in the his- tory of this growing business. Durin the formative period. Dr. Kendal wrnlonnd issued a “Treatise on the Horse. and his Diseases." the $5116 and circulation of which has now reached about ten millions. This book, in- valuable to hmsouien, can now be ob- tained without charge by writing to the publishersâ€"Dr. J. B. Kendall 00.. Enoshurgh Falls, Vt., U. S. A. Miss Ally Stuutenhm'gh and Mr. F. Graham spent Sunday with the form- m-’_s_pax_'enL§. ME. E. Gouderham is spending his vacation in York cutting ice. W'o. have no organiZed choir for some Sundays but Mr. Ed. Forrester kindly hustled ope up last Sunday. Revs. Mcssrs. \Vellwund and Large are holding revival meetings at, this place. The convention of the Methodist church for the township (If Markham will he held at this place on the 2501 and 26th of this month. There is to be a meeting at the resis deuce of Mr. Thomas Klinck for the purpose of organizing a. Beef Ring Asâ€" suciutinn for the coming; svason. A few members of Vlctoria Square Rifle Club met and shot. on the 200 yd. range. Scores were as follows :â€" C. P. Read. G. Fmester \V. Cape}! . “7. Scott Chicken POX now holds chief sway. ' Our enterprising business man, Mr. Hickson, is now in the wood business. Anthony Nigh is laid up with rheu- matism under the care of Dr. Thomas. MI: Geo. McCague got, his hand slightly crushed in a cutting-box. Miss Bella Benny of Chumhill'has been visiting hs‘r brother, \Vill. Mrs. Gordon of Stnyner visited her many friends and relatives last week. Mr. Gibbuny and son have spent a. few (lays at Mr. Samuel Honnr’s. Mrs. Wm. Bezitty is spending a. week at Aux-om and Will finds it lonely lumping “ batch.” Mr. John Hickson has been electefl superintendent of Victoria Square Sabbath School. Mrs. Hunorspent a, few days with Mr. A. Baker. Cook, P. 0., Clark, P. D., and Lull- mer, Garnisheeâ€"fislilfll Jud went, against, 1’. D. for amuunt pai into court by gul'nishee, $12.85. ‘ Graham, P. 0., Lundery, P. D., and Hart Gm-uishee.â€"â€"Olaim of $18.15 for board, 8m. Adjuux'm-d from last court. Judgment for plaintiff $15 and court costs. Prof. Mackenzie gave the pupils a short but instructive address on Phre- nnlagy Tuesday morning at recess. His remarks. illustrated by charts, diaglams and a (‘ollvction of skulls of various aninmls, indicate that their instincts and habits were largely in- fluenced by tle devplupment of the brain as shown by the shape of the _'J'h(: Literary Society will prepare for another public meeting sometime early in FL-ln-um-y. Do not. miss it. The students, much refreshed from the Chl'istums holidays, are working as :1 whole very faithfully. The. scholars are very much wulnwr and more comfortable since Forms 1]. and I. were seated in the large class- room down stairs. The bunks fur the library» are ex- pected shun-11y. _ ' Cume tn the Literary Society meet:- ing at to-xuon‘ow. You are we]: come. Riv-.3123 abules cure torpid liver. Riphns 'l‘abules cure liver iroubles. Rip-ans Tabulesz gentle cathartic. High School Notes Victoria Square [Single copies, 3 cts. Division Court Vinegar Hill Score T’l No 29 81 71 100 100 100 100