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The Liberal, 21 Feb 1901, p. 4

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An important conference was held in Ottawa this week for the purpose ‘Ofdiscussing what practical step can be taken to combat the dread disease of consumption and other 'forms of tuberculosis which are carrying cfi‘ more of our people annually than all other contagious diseases put to- gether. The meeting was presided "over by the Governor-General "and attended by representative men, medical and lay, from all over the Dominion. It was decided to form an association along the lines of that recently organized in the Old Coun- try under the presidency ofthe King, and a strong executive was elected. An active educational campaign will be at once entered upon in order that the people may realize that with proper care the disease may be pre- vented, orif not taken in time to be prevented, can be materially arrest- ed; and in addition efforts will be ‘made to secure means by public aid and private subscription to establish The estimates brought dowu in Parliament a few days ago reveal a satisfactory condition of affairs, f r there is a. decrease in capital account (for permanent works) of nearly $4,- 000,000, and in ordinary expendi- ture of over $2,000,001). 'l‘he yum c debt has been reduced over $600,000» The principal decreases in ordinary expenditure are in public works, militia, railways and canals, and government of the North West, and the chief increases are in the post ofiice, the administration of justice, and interest on the public debt. The big reduction in the capital account is in the amount asked for railways In the course 'of a speech in the House one day last 'week the Premier explained with reference to the in- yalided soldiers returned from South hfrica and the relatives of those who lost their lives there, that the Im- perial authorities would make the same allowances as were. made to the men of the regular army. What that would be was not yet known, but if the amount proved inadequate, he was satisfied Parliament would be prepared to supplement it by suffic- ‘ient to bring it up to the Canadian standard. 'thHMOND HILL. Fébruaif‘y fiugaâ€" H. C. Bailey. nga» Impvriml 01:00. (mangeâ€"gypk'm'suudz Switzer. .nA Chungeâ€" Wlluinfl and canals. @1112 “ £13321» :1. linhl‘d hy the, \Vorld Publishing Omnâ€" p‘lny of Guelph. It is nnw learned that the “’(n‘ld Publishing Company have purchased the Canadian cupy- right, of the latest published work Her Majesty wrote, namely. “ More Leaves frnm the Journal of a Life in the High- lands." The \Vurld Company will add this to their book without change of Imagine such authors, namely. Her Majesty the Queen, Dr. John Guultor and John A. Cooper. editor of the Canadian Magazine. This will make the bunk abuut 700 pages, quality never equalled, and only $1.75 in price. On account of bad roads :1 number of mu- scbonl boys could not attend High Svhonl. price. Mr. Chester Stoutenbux-gh has been visiting friends in town. A numher of our friends attended a. meeting of the Literary Society at; Buttonville. Mr. Man-tin and sisters were the guests of Mr. Rmvbotham and family. “'e are glad to see that. Rev. N. We‘llwnod is out again. ;anitoria all over the country TO TREAT CON SU M PTlV ES. The Queen Herself the Author. New Advertisements. Vic tori a. S qu are underh 21, 1901 M'r. J. Arnold of Nashville. and Mr. J. T. Saigenn an) (-nguge-d in auditing the books of the. township in the clerk’s office. Rev. Mr. McPherson of Toronto, preached in the Prvshyte-l-inn Chm-(:11 nn Sunday on the Twentieth Century Fund. Miss Edith Koffm- took part in the programme at, the ')_vsler supper at Toslun un Monday night by singing a supple of solos. D. I‘flcEEG The County S. S. Convention is- to belt] in the Methodist Chm-ch here (in Feh‘y 28 and March I. The H‘UllI-hly met-Ling of the “’0- men’s Auxiliary was held at. the home of Mrs. J. H. Kirby (m \Vedm-sday uftm'mmn. Miss friends at Wee-k. First-class nut; and stove C(ml de- livered 0n tlw shortest lmticm \ Apply 32-tf \V. R. PROCTOR. Next Monday evc-niug the ‘pmgrgnn at the Epworth League will be nf a literary charm-tar. The suhij-L, “ H9- m'llyed that. the Pulpit, has dum- more good than the Press," will be debated. The County S. S. Convention is- to hume‘fm' n. wwk‘s holidays. Mics Jennie Rumblv of Patterson, is spandng a. few days with friends: in the villugp. RIUHMOND HILL, ONT GOAL for EALE LIBERAL OFFICE. The Next Sitting of Division Com-L101- No. 3, County of York, will be held in the Com-t Room. w. H EWEMW, HOUSE PATN'TFR, Glazier, Grainer and Paper- Hanger. Aasures on all the modern plans, and is one of the must Drnsperous and progressive companies in existence. Premiums low, policies unconditional and nonforfeitabla. Take a policy with the districfi agent, Life Assurance 60. OF CANADA. ammm HILL, _0N_ fflflfii’i‘v', APRIL IST, 1901 RICHMOND HILL WSW - MEET. Chopping done any day of the week at, Half a. mile west of Richmond Hill village. New Set of Rubber harness, will sell cheap 01- excbange for oats. F. J. GALLANOUGH. ‘\\\ PENNYROYAL WAFERS. RESIDENCE, RICHMOND HILL. T. F. MGMAHON, Representative for Fire and Life Insurance Companies. MI. W Calls from a distance promptly attended to. MAGER’S MILL, CHGPPING Commencing at; l0 a. m. T. F. MCMAEON CLERK FOR. SALE LO-tf Line was visiting with Testnn the fore part, of this A lpeclflc monthly medicine for ladies to restore and reguilte the nausea; roduclm; free. health] and painless chargu. No tones or pains on up grown Now used byover 30,000 indies noeuled wuluseagdn. Invigoragel than organs. .Buy of your drugmsl bay nose with our‘signatum acros- face of inbaL ‘Avoia mbstitubzs. Sealed Enigma” mailed fa sump. $1.60 x mun-u. a: mum CH5)“ NIL Dxnon. mm {E SUN ;.. Maple Kvfi'el- of Toronto, is gangâ€"“mam .gm"ig_‘uu~.r: Efé‘j-fiLL RICHMOND H114! *‘fim .. Thorulliu. Jerry Smith, Practical Watchmaker‘ fl accurate to Ethe Secom’i In order to make room for my Spring Cloths, l will clear out the balance The Great English may. . Sold and recommended by e. druggists in Canada. On) rel, , able medicine discovere . St A r .4 packages guaranteed to cure :11 forms of Sexual Weakness. all effects of nbns or excess, Mental Worry. Excessive use of To bacco. Opium or Siimulsnts. Mailed o_n receip‘ of price, one ackage $1, six. 55. One willploaa sis; win cu_re.. nmphiets trEe to any address. ~ â€"-- - A 4,._ m _A-.,... nu; Your choice of $13, $14 and £715 suits made to your measure for l3 \Vomi'a Phosphodine is bold in Richmnnc Hill by W. A. SandersonDrugg-wt. mfifi§&ߤkfi&fl€$ 3 EARLY to Clu-ist- Hr pg Q ian man 0): woman to E: '_, Ema a look after our zrowâ€" n WANTEDâ€"Capable, reliable person in every county to represeutlarge company of solid fi- nancial reputation; $936 salary per year payâ€" able weekly; ~33 per day absolutely sure and all expenses; scraxght. bona-fide. definite salary, no cmnmibsiou; salary naid each Saturday and expense mnney udvnno d ach Week. STAN- “..r.“ Munâ€"l- V Q.“ I‘Ivvnnnn 133'}: fi‘Ho’U SE,” 33; DEARBoaN (Of the firm of Eckardt & Prentice), agent for the Massey-Harris Labor- Saving Machinery, \Vaguns, Plows, Sculfiers, &c.; also the Sawyer & Massey Engines and Threshers, the Brantford \Vind-Mill, and the Up-to- Date Tux-unto Fanning Mill. All Massey-Harris repairs kept by H. A. Nicholls. Richmond Hill. Business J. H. PRENTICE solicited. mfii $1? Wood's Phosphoaineg “TEE fljfigfifié, ’ $1.00 N ABVAEGE. ch N E W SHQPPINB - MM Monday. ‘Vednesdny and San- urday 0! each week. H5 is also still keopiug ALL KINDS OF LU\IBER on hand and in a few (luvs will be meparei to supply DRESSED LUMBER of all kinds anddo PLANING AND MATCHING of And doubled its capacity. he will during the busy choppmg season and until further notice chop all kinds at lowestpricas. . Patronage solicited; satisfaction guarantee I have still The subscriber would i‘eapectfully intimate to Ye public that. having rebuilt the chopping mill - ian man or woman to M look after our growâ€" ing business in this and adjoin- ing Vnunties; to act as Manager and Correspondent; work can be done at your home. Enclose svlfâ€"addres’sed. stamle envelope fm.‘ particulars to H. A. Shel-- 1mm. Gvneml Manager, COI‘COI‘- an Building, opposite United States Treasury, Washington, D. C. 24-1-3111 That IS my aim in watch repair- ing. hut as it, is impossible to make anything perfect. the next hvst, thing to do is to come as uvzn- L0 it as pnsfihir‘: I huh-t studied hut-(:- l'ng)‘ fur st-voral years and lung reached the gun] (if sucnvss. A watch left, with me for repairs will ll’CUiVP good altenliun, and :1 strong effort, will ho Inadi- Lu give. you suiisfuction. By giving ynn satisfaction, your influence may bring): a new customer. will sell at the above rate for Hemy Marsh. BARGAENE For Service urn. rumyulchu “cc u... a“, ..... .0. Z“- The Wood Company, Windsor, Unionville. NEAPI 1E $10.00. one week only. GG’S‘E. tweeds at a few 7M. Waxmwwuga dzAfuvxnxfimm xxwwxw HUMEfi pieces which I winter ST. CHICAGO‘ 1335 aaab Eye? and Son, fifien’s Extra he men‘s Repairing Promptly Bone GMASON; - Richmond Hill At 50 cents, 75 cents upwards. \Ve have a splendid com- bination outfit consisting of cobbler‘s, Linsmlth’s and linker’s outfit, which should be in the possession of everyone. Only $2.00 for the complete outfit. CUTTERS & SLEIGHS [200 lbs .vund. < We are Agents for WE STANfiRB WWW. HRE iNSUR- w c493. WEE dflfiPflE‘éY. A purely Farmers’ Company, Head. Office, Markham, 01113., And all kinds of wire at prices which will astonish you. [haw 3 No. 9 Cook Stoves that I will sell at cost}; 1 Si , $32; 1 Fox Stove at, (rust ; 3 Queen Stoves. 10 pm- cm lbs. Platform Scull), $15 ; 1 second-hand Range, 6 holes 1. $15; 10 per cent. all" all X»Cut Saws until sold 125. All other goods at lowest prices for cash. kimimume 166 and 168 King St. East, 3 doors west of George Street, Toronto. 1612, worth $2.50. . is 3. King “idiot fihot" grain bsots, Ease, $1.95 pair, regular price, $2.50. O. AELEY, MAPLE, (Itâ€")BBXAEE’ {£59 this RICH FAEOND E1 ILIJ. WELKENS & 00.. E3 arb, I’lain, Tvvist Before Purchasing. Hill HaMW At less than wholesale prices. For Bargains in V‘ViI-e N ails. my tweed goat-1:3 $1 75 5 Any customer} Epresentmg this; Coupon and 500.; at our store on; (EiLher Ble GJU UULL DUULKI Ulâ€"L‘ Saturdayfeb 28, will receive 700. Worth Cotton i OU'I‘EJ‘E'ESS .523; 89}? lam-d 01- Grey Cuttn n) at; 1 six hole RnngP, Wfth )m- cont. 011? for cash; 1 6 holes, with tamk. coal or il sold ; 10 per cent. off all

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