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Professor Robertson, Dominion Dairying Commissioner, has been telling the Agr’cultura’l Committee of the House of Commons what is being done in chicken fattening experi- ments. He looks for an enormous trade in the shipping of dressed fut- toned poultry to the English market, a good start having already been made. He stated too that a splendid market may be found in Montreal for these chickens. This of course is practically a new industry, called in- to existence and made possible by the progressive, up-to-date cold stor- age policy of the Department of Ag- riculturc. 1 Fred Jackes 2 Thos. Lane 3 Alfred \Vright 4 Robert Tyndall 5 Arthur Comnhs 6 “"m. Nicol 7 Thos. Johnson 8 George Bowes 9 George Schell 10 Hy. Pleaszlnce 11 James Rumble <17 George Hugill 48 John Ken- 49 Szunuel Robson 50 “'m. \Vatson 51 Jas. Brown, jr. 52 N. Simpson 5'3 Fred Hicks 54 John McLean 54;I.V\'ln. Bell 55 Michael \Vitty 56 P. G.\Vm*alaw 12 R. Vunderhui-gh 57 A. '1‘. 01th 13 Thos. Glass 14 “"111. Hui-t, 58 Geo. Cooper, 58;»Johnsi’0n Egu‘n 15 Thos. A. Bowes 59 \Vin. R. Egan 16 Thos. Oster (50 “'11:. Mnlheson 17 Geong Reaman 61 John Johnston l3 \Vm. Bone 62 George, \‘Vi-u y 19 Horace Rumble 63 Matthew Dix 20 John Sliney 21 Robert. Jones (54 “'xn. inwrio (55 John Jeffrey 22 Frank Muldoon 66 Geo. \Vood, s1- 23 Franklin Smith 67 Gen. Jones 24 Anthonv Bowesfi'iaR. Hollingshead '25 James McNeil 26 John Kinnee %uD-4niel Burgess 2? \Vin. Thomas 23 Roht. Riddi ll 29 \Vm. Dulziel 30 John Atkinson 31 Alfred Luhniei‘ 32 Ephraim Line 33 John Richards 1-H: lszmc Murray 35 Alex. Cameron 36 \Vin. Custatol‘ 87 John Robb 38 John Darker 65 \Vin..ln'in 69 John Gowland 70 Chas. \Vood 71 John L.N21Lt1~ess 72 James Devins 73 John Dalziel 7L Edwin Kei'Lz 75 “'In. Sharpe 76 George Kellum 77 Thos. Unlhmn 78 John Mitchell 79 T. Smythe, jr. 80 John T. Snell 81 R. Stephenson 82 H. Appleton 39 Andrew McNeil 83 S. MuCutcheon 40 A.Brownlee. st. 41 John NIXOH 42 Thos. Cairns 43 John Hogg 84 Jus. A. Bernuth 85 Thos. Croft 86 Isaac Fletcher SfinC/nlin Cameron Vaughan Pabhmasners 1901 3M lszmc 3:) Alex. 36 \Vm. 87 John 38 John 40 A.Br( 41 John 42 Thus. 43 John 4% Chas. 45 \Vm. 46 John The death of Samuel Marin, a long- time and highly respected reeident of Fairfax. Polk 00., Minnesota, occurred on Feh‘y 11, at his residence, Fairfax, from cancer of the stomach. lie was known among all his acquaintances as an honest. upright citizen, and Wm; loved and esteemed wherever known. Mr. Marin was twice married. the first time to Mary Quinlan of Szmilac 00., Mick, and the last time to Aluiira Allen of Pom. Huron, Mich.. who sur- vives him. 0f the first. union two were. born, the eldest being Repre- sentative \V. A. Marin of Ousted. Polk 00.. and Mrs. James L. Gillies of King City, Ont. Mrs. Gillies heing in deli- cate heali h was nut able to he with him in his illness. Some three months ago the death of (‘athnrine Marin. mother of Samuel Mai-in. was announced. Much sym- pathy is expressed for Mrs. Gillies in thfiloss of father find grandmother. The men who volunteered to go out to South Africa as a part of Baan Powell’s Constabulary, have embark- ed for their longjourney or are about ready to start from Halifax. There are nearly a thousand of them, and it is said they are a fine leoking lot of young stalwarts. Their general good conduct and their soldierlv bearing have been freely commented on. They leave with the warmest good wishes of all classes, Coupled with a sincere hope that the great majority will return to Canada when their term of service is concluded. The. Inns and purposes of uur Heaven y Father. although we know they are fraught with wisdom and love, sometimes bring poignant un- uish to heart. The umny friends goth here and in the neighhnflmnd of Gormley will no doubt sincerely sym- pathize with Mrs. Gillies in her sur- row. Mr. Maria's remains were in- terred at Oakdale, Crookston City. RICHMOND HILL. Mat-ch 28, 1901 sigma: H. C. Bailr}. uune- IIu])Pl‘i.-l (m 00. Chang" \. 7- Hume. Changeâ€"Ac Lumu a; SwiKZer. Cbu. .e â€" «arr-v Smith. Chan: ~-J. Eye) dis-nus To Rmb- Juunes Nb“ nun. Ixi‘lnmry Opening â€"llrs. Sbnler NoLu-u LJ('I&(11LUI‘B- “m. Cuuk Fur Ephraim Line 76 John Richards 77 lszulc Murray 78 Alex. Cameron 79 \Vm. Custator 80 John Rubi) 81 Jnlln Darker 82 Andrew McNei183 A.Bruwnlee. 51-. 84 John NIXOH 85 Thus. Cairns 86 John Hugg 86; Chas. Huson 87 SLle -J ravage 5n. e~~d0uu Brsmrd Cairns 86 hum: Fletcher Hngg 86n0nlin Cameron Huson 87 Rul)L.Somor\'ille \Vntsnn 88 Philip Phillips J.Marslmll King City. Advertisements. 56 P. G.\anlaw 57 A. T. 011.11 58 G94). Cooper, jx'. 58;».101] nsl‘on Egu‘h 51 Jas. Brown, jr. 52 N. Simpson 5'3 Fred Hicks 54 John McLean 54n“'m. Bell 55 Michael \Vitty 59 \Vm. R. Egan 60 “'11:. MnLhesnn 61 John Johnston 62 Gem-go \Vrny iheruL George Hugill John Ken 1- Szunuol Robson “'m. \Vatsun Mr. unk Mrs. Carver have nmvvd to their new honw. Mr. J. Lnnau 0f W'hitvhm-oh, has moved to the farm of Mr. Fun-5101'. Mr. T. Klinck has pllll‘lHlSPd a umv horse fmm Mr. \V. H. (km (41'. Miss \\':11km- of Unimn'iile, and Mr. Jamvs of Buttnnville, \‘.'vre__thv gnusts nf ML“. “'. H. Limdy on Satin-day. Mr. Chvstvr Shiutvnhm-gh met with a severe accident. on Sunday. A meeting was talk“ on Friday night to m-gnnizv n chuh', hut they did 1111}. put in theirappmu'umm (in Sunday. REGULAR DAYS, ME. Hmry (‘nld as the Maple. On the premises are a fmme house and llill'll. The place is we-ll watered. and there is it good supply of large and small fruits. Apply to 37â€"1 H. A. NICHOLLS. John Sheardown. cmmml .‘uljullrns it stands udjnurnml until April 16. Sislvy~ErkaHitâ€"that, tlw ('lurk he insu-uclvd tonrdvr unv svt of knixvs fur mud machine frmu J. Fleury <\' Suns, to he (lvlivvrud alt RiI-hmund Hill in (3111’ of flip mmvr, not, luva- tlmn tht‘ end of April. Mr. Summerfeltlt intrudum-(l u by- l:|\v to amend ByJJuw (301. Mr. Evkarilt in Llw chair. By-lnw wnsumvmlml hy striking nut the name ovassv Bye-r and inserting the name nf l’vtvr Byr-r, and striking out, the mum- Gidvnn Brnwnshergvrand insm'ting \Villiam Mustard in lieu [hex-emf as pound- kt-epors. Miss GertioNichnls is \‘isii iug friends in Toronto. Mr. unk Mrs. Carver have mnvvd to Parcels and all kinds of freight to and E'ckurdt â€" SumIm-i-fn-Idt â€"- that llw trvnsurvr puy Lhr- following aucunntsz A. Mx-Pbt‘rshn, fur iron . . . . . . . $ 2 85 U.E.Sti\'vr, repairing bridgi- . . .. 4 50 Geo. Tools-y. fm' gnu el .... .. 14) (Ml Uni-son & Sun, printing . . . . . .. 4 ()0 (3.H.St,ivm-. for Rux'isud SLntuLes 5 00 Thus. Mudfll. for grauvl . i . . . .. ‘15 88 Hughes Brimu rent, of hull . ... 2 UD T.F.l\’l(71\1uh(m. printingnecuunts léi 20 Snmnwrfvldtâ€"Sislevâ€"th:l1 Ilw (‘lk‘l k he insLI uctvd to notify Juan (‘Ihw-n-y to remuve his fenvv offth highway and pluov it in the prnpvi- place" as spmvitivd by the surveyor. Council adjum-nvd. Part. of the east half of Int, 38,lst cm]. Vnughmn.t\vn miles south of Richmond Hill. containing 4 acres, more m- less. SE‘EERHMWN’3 EXPRESS. Fer Sale nr to Ben? Sunnnerfrldt â€" Evkunlt â€" that, enunml give A. F. Davin an order the {allowing(lifl’t-n-ut size-s of se pipe, tn1wIllillllll‘zlcllll'l‘d in Mr. . Grow-’5 pit : 200 ft. nf 10 in. pipv ft. “1‘24 inch. 200 ft. of 12 inch. 50 (II' 30 nu‘h, (30 It. ul' Iii inch, EU ft. 0 in: Council met at, Uninnville on 19. The I'm-eve in the chmr. Ma all present. Minutes of Inst 1:: rend and continued. Snmnmrfvldt â€" IX «:19! k lw authorizml «If Hurrisun‘s Aluni< pill-(l by C. R. \\'. I; of this council. Blacksmith Shop 'and house. first- Iuss stand fnrgqod ganja] [)1m smith. Parcels collected or may be left at the Commercial Hotel. Charges Mcudel‘ate. On mgfigige Uneaualled by auv nf’m‘ ‘. Renders hard leather soft. ESPecially prepared. Keeps out water. I A heavy bodied oil. Why You Should insist on Having EEEEEEA (ESE. An excellent preservative. Reduces cost of your harnes‘i Never burns the leather; its Efficiency is increased. Secures best service. Stitches kept from breaking. Igsélgin all Localities 9 EL. HARNESS Same: Money to Loan TUESDAYS & FRIDAYS EDWVARD GALLANOUGH. 37â€"4- Thox'nhill. frqu Tm'untn will receive IOU ft. 15inch. ul'dlâ€"Mun'isnn--â€"that \vlu-n this ilndjmn'ns it stands denlll'nt'l] Marxham C FOR SALE Vicbona Square st: ict atl eution. Apply £1) @139 gown; was mlied nu Friday J1in a chuh', but they did ’ir appearance «m Sunday. Kliuck is musing: a. had result of a sleigh ride to Mnnnfactured by Imperial Oil Company. 1t reasonable interest. Murrisnuâ€"tlmt lllr‘ 1 1n pun-hust- n rcupy i<~ipul Manual. cum- b‘iggur, fur the the Richmond Hill Richmond Hill. OllL' that tho order {Hi (If sewn March I'lnln-rs H‘l-tillg 85 50 ()0 ()l) 00 38 U1) .fsu 343 5; ing (‘nn and (‘v' hv dune Self-add fnr par 1mm, Gt an Buil State‘s ' D. G. micâ€"zen The Great English Remedy. _ r Sold and recommended by s; druggists in Cnnadn. 0n] rel ahIe medicine dxscovere . Si ~ .. #4 clazgcs guarantrai to cure 11! forms of Sexua. Weakness. all efl‘ects of shoe or excess, Mental Worry. Excessive use of To buco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receip‘ o'f pflce, one package 31, six. 55. One will pletw mwuz cu_r_(.. Empylgts free to any address. “HA J___ n.» CO The Next Sitting of Division Court for No. 3, County of York, will be held in the Court Room. \V\NTEI)-Cup¢hle,reIiMIEe person in every co‘m’uy tu rvprnsonrylmqu company r-f solid fi- nmu‘iul reynlnnun; 49.56 sul-ny per year uny- nh!e weekly; *3 nor (lav uh.» ntnly sure and all (-xpeuws, strmaht.bnm1-fl!e.dufinite salary, no mmm 'ion; mlmv nuid ram-h Sltnrdnv (Lan uxnvnsae numpv xmvnnvwi ourh woek. STAN- D \PD 1»qu all, 331 Dmmsoux, ST, Cmcmo. 1w i“ fiéigrs UU If “'(In-I's "1n Hill by w. A. s Late uf the Village of vatun Brook in lhv County of Yul-k, Gentle- man, Deceased. Nntict- is hm-vhy given pursuant 10 “IF Rm isvd Statutes of Ontm it), 1897. Chapter 12!), that, all crod'nurs and Otiwl's huVing claims against thv estntr (rf the said Sthnrt Blniu \Thu died on or about, the Sixth day of February, A. I). 190]. are ruuuired on or before nr about the Sixth day or benruary, A. I). 190], are required on or before the Eighteenth day of April, A. D. 1901. Lu send by pnst prepaid ()rdeliver to Messrs. Lindsey t“: \Vadsworth, of the Freehold Building in the City (1f Toronto, Sulicitm‘s for John Blain and Elizabeth Blain, the Executor and Executrix named in the last will and testament ()f the. said deceased. their christian and surnames and addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of thir claims, a. statement of their ac- cmxnts and nature of the, securities. if any. held by them. And further take nntice that after such last mentioned date. the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- JERRY SMITH -_ON._.. MONDAY, APRIL 1ST, 1901 cost :I. trillv more than “ cheap" nnes hut. HI'I‘ (thvnpc-r in [he- vml. Ihnve :uldml to my Sllfl‘k suIan-w mm‘e- me-nts, I'vnuu-kuhlr- gum] Linw-kH-pm's. 'J‘hvy urvcnnivd by Ll-ninnwn of [he princile railroads in the Unih-d Szutm. Guaranteed Al. l’ricvs unisonnhlv. ceased among the pm‘tivs entitled thereto hmng regard only to; the claims of which the-y then shall have notice and that. the said executors will not be liable- for the said assets or any part thereof to any persnn 01- persnns 0f whnse name notice shall not have been received by then) at the time of said distribution. Solicâ€"ifiwg {61-7 John Bluin and Eliza- beth Bluin, Executor and Executrix of the said Stewart Blain, Deceased. Chopping done any day of the week at Reliable W atches M Dated-ithréfiéb'lh day of February, A. D. 190]. 36-4 LINDSEY & “'ADS‘VORTHL Half a mile west of Richmond Hill village. 'Z‘AIE LlfiEmw. ’ ‘ $1.00 m auvnuce. ‘fii‘a’mr’om ’ mm. " ’ BIVISEUN - BGURT. qum'eL Wood's PhOSPhOdinQ g :SéBZ-v‘fi: 5356:5736 YEARLY tu )hristâ€" 93%} A} .. inn mun ur woman to 3; MM).ka m ~ - '- 4, {L ,p u 1 ll gm“ ing l-lh‘inf‘ss in this and adjoin- ing (‘nuntivsz tn :H't as Mnnngvl' and (‘vm'ruspnndvntz \V'Ul'k (-nn lw draw at ynur honw. I‘lnl-Inse svlfâ€"nddl-ussvd,stun-11rd (-‘th'lupt‘ fur pnrtivulurs In H. A. 51191-- mnn, Gvnoml Manage-r, (Inrvnh an Building, nppnsite Unite-d States Tx-t-usm-y, \Vnshingtnn, D. 3. 2-1-1â€"3m STEWART BLAIN In the matter of the estate of MAGER’S MILL, RICHMOND HILL, CHOPPING uu». . u.‘ w “wk ... _«.V The ngd Companyflfindsofléfii Commencing at 10 a. m. T. F. MCMAEON CLERK {5:13:va {figs} «9395- «2595 hmlme is sold in liichwnom ersou.Dx-uygxsc. PRAGTSCAL WATCl-IMAKER I1 mmmwmmmmmu £391“ at-‘mfim Call and see us. If not as represented money will be cheerfully refunded. JACOB EYER & SON Forks, Spapes and all k den Tools. If Length, Strength and Quality are of any value to you in 58111011 Table Linen, 250. yd. 86 inch Apron Ginghams, 10,12,180. Tucked Lawn Muslims, at 15 86 200. All sizes of Pails, from IO cents up; Milk Pan: and ever) thing in the tinwarc lint: for the 8 Trade ; Also C. ‘IvaASON, 4'3“. mug BINDER TWINE 166 and 168 King St. East, 3 doors west of George Street, Toronto. ‘ a Zane} as! Quiz? L tare Gm, dware 1” ‘1 1111 Ea WI Richmond E Stoves of all makes. Hardware ()1 all kinrls. Eavctmughing, all sizrs and pricem Repairing of all kinds in the Tinware line. 1- 1’ricos: Cheap for Cams-a. RICHMOND thp WELKENS 3:, 00.. H. C. BAELEY, MAPLE. Ground Oyster shell makes the hens lay. N0 pPrson having fowl should be withoutit. 20 lhs.fu1~250. 4 Prong Manure Fox-ks, onIy 500. Long Handle Round Pointed shov- vls, usually suld for 750. our price only 500. Has For Sale all kinds of Gar- Richmond Hill WTT. , 'Lreamers pnng C Q.