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$1 per annum, in advanced VOL. XXIII. “ {This Eiitsrzii IS PUBLIrnlllil‘v EVERY THURSDAY IvIOElNING .i'r 'riir. LIBERAL PRINTING ii PUBLHHiNG HOUSE RICHMOND Hinn, turf. T. F . M c M A H O N, EniroR it 1‘ Porn; mow BUSINESS CARDS. “littoral. DR. L. LA'il/RASUN, Member College Physicians and Sorghum, Out. RICHMOND HILL. O.‘ilcc Hours: 8 to 10 a. 111.; _12 to 2 .p, 111.; 7 to fl p.111. mm: emit m ' \V m . Roger s B cwt'xfi , ‘Room 12, 121 Victoria Si. Toronto. Best fitting tc< [.h, a so i-eplatiiig, at lowest pl'lCl‘S. DR. r. ATcURiiiii, Dentist, rs .- (Successor to Dr. Ce ‘il Trotter) Oddfc‘llow’s Bldg, Toronto, cor. Yongc and College Sts., Toronto, \\'ill be in Richmond Hill every \V‘cdncsday. Ofiice:â€"Next door south School. of Public a... iii. Cecil Trailer, 3; 3:, DENTIST‘, Cur. ulnar and szulmn Ave” Toronto. {telephone 3368 for appointment. Wm shindig J. T. Molilroy, VETERINARY SURGEON ‘â€"--,\‘\‘Dâ€" _,.s___.._._ W...“ L ._. VETERINARY DENTIST, RICHMOND HILL, Graduate of the Onturio Veterinary Cellegep with diploma, from the ()nturio Veterinary Dental School. Wlll visit. Maple on Monday and Friduy of each week, and Concord on Friday from 1 to a p. m. Culls promptly attended to. Diseases of horses,caztlo and other domesticub ed animals treated by the latest und most up- pioved methods. Gallamiigh 8a Richards VETERINARY SURGEONS, ’l‘hornhill. Calls by telephone from Richmond Hill charged to me. i. H. SANDERSON] _ VETERINARY SURGEON RICHMOND HILL Gulls by day and night promptly at- tended to. I SE, RICHMO ND HILL, Roinodeilod,und newly furnished throughout i One ot'the most amusement and c..riiii'ort:tble hotels on Yonqe Street. I-Zveiy modern con» vanieuce. Simple rooms for munuoiciul :r-tvellerzi. An N enl stopping place for ri ling or driving parties.bi\:ycli5ts, or farmers going: to or returning from pass the door. TERMS $1.04: PER DAY. J0!!! IIAL‘lHSR, - market. Electric Livery in connection. 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License Auctioneers for the County of York,re- spuatfull)‘ solicit your patronage and friendly ntluonce. sales attended on the sLortest notice and A reusonuberatea. P.-O. address King J. T. Sui:!ooii, J. h. McEwcn, Maple. Weston. Sziigcou at McEwen. [licensed Auctioneers for the County of York. Sulesuttnnlleii to on shortest notice and at reu- sonublerutes Patronage-solicited. J. D. Rendmnn, Licensed Auctioneer for the County of York. (ieuemlsnles ofimplenients, lurniturettonding timber. etc. .uttended on the shortest notice and utrensonuble rates. Pntronugesolicited. P. 0. address his pic E. gmitln; Licensed Auctioneer for the Counties of York and Ontario. Allsnles of farm stock. &c., at- tenlled m on the shortest notice and reasonable rates. Morthe and lmilifi‘ sales attended to. Residence, Stoiifiville, Ont '3) Under-takers & Embnlmn's, ' RICHMOND HILL & TllORNl-IILL A large stock of Funeral Furnishings kept zit both places. l étggt‘fgv-g senses, iSB Eisu smizrxr EAS'IX Toncs'ro accommodation to guestb. Board, 31 nor do. On the premises oi the undersigned, a well- bréo Jorsev Bull. Terms 5100. 1‘. LIFDFOIZD. ieu Richmond 13:11 'EkCURSICNViO’ ennui, l l l l | l , few evenings prior to the rev. gentle- . _\lr. L‘ziizscudden has resided during the l l l l The Model Farm Visited. . The excursion ycstl'i'dty lllllll‘l'llll‘ auspices of tbo llirliinond llill oud Yonge Slim-t. Agricultural Society was successful iii every particular. and the day was thoroughly enjoyed by all \Vlfililtlelldl'd. Thooxvui'siou was to Guelph and the Model Farm, and was by Mt’ll‘optdlfilll and Canadian Pacific Railways, fioin Bond’s Lake, Rich- mond Hill and other plot-es south. About 200 men, Women and children availed themselves of the pleasure the delightful trip presented, but that number could have been easily (l(\lll)l('(l had iii-gotialions bet-n first cute-red in- to with the 7. P. R. instoadoftlnw Grand Trunk as referred to in last! week‘s issue of this paper, and had proper time been taken toadvevtise the very satisfactory rates, $1.15 from Richmond Hill and return. ial'S left Bond’s Lake about 6,-1.3, the southern terminus of tliollviro- politan was reached about 8 o’clock, and at. 8.40 a special train steamed out ‘- from the (LRR. station yard at North Toronto. Guelph was reached shortly after 11 o‘clock, when the excursion- ists branched off in various directions, the greater number going direct to the Model Farm by electric railway, about a. mile and a. half from the staâ€" tion. Refreshments free to all were " pal-taken of in the large bnnqueitingl hall, and tlftt‘I‘ luncheon the turn) was visited. This farm consists 'ofiibout 500 acres, and is the only institution in the piovince specially adapted to the education of farmers” sons. Several well-skilled lecturers had- charge of various departments. who took every pains to give suitable inâ€" insiruction, and answer all questions which may be put to them. Many from this section were pleased to have :is their lecturer Mr. Leonard Klinck, son of Mr. T. Klinck of Victoria Square, and a former student at the Richmond Hill Hich School. This lecturer took his large and interested class over the various plots of land on the experimental farm and explained different kinds of grasses, 'wheat, barley, oats, roots, eta, showing why certain incthods give better results than others, the time to plant and the way to till the land. The instruction given could not fail to give inspira- tion to any intelligent faiiner. The ladies present had much to inte csl them, especially in the dairy depart- nLent. Much of the afternoon was spent in visiting the buildings, in- specting the stock, and ctting point- ers on every hand, and the principal places in the Royal City were also visited. The excursionists left for hmneat 6.30 and made the run to Toioiito in a little less than two hours. Everybody voted the outing a complete succsss. ..â€"__ Carrville. The Methodist Sunday School held their annual picnic at \Vilcox Lake on Thursday afternoon last. It had been the intention to start earlier in the day, but owing to the rain it was after mid-day before the four well filled loads drew out with their merry, cheering cargo giboai-d. Besides the loads there were several private rigs, and the party of picnickers numbered in all about 75, many of whom linger- ed at the lake until ‘evening, enjoying the cool breezes and the glorious ~sun- ]:‘sscntz'ais, Unity; in Non-Essentials, Liberty ; in all irons, C' set that closed the happy day at \Vil- cox Lake. The loads' arrived home, a tired,happy company, about 10.30 pm. I Miss Annie Bowen is spending the suimnei with her parents here. It was a pleasant stir rise to many to meet the Rev. S. L. V. Haiton of Toronto, last Thursday, be having ar- rived on an early carand accompanied the pleasure seekers later in the clay to the picnic grounds where “he met many old friends. Miss Ethyl Patterson of Ceda r Grove, visited her friend. Miss Geogina Baker, on Sunday. Mr: and Mrs. “'m. Cook were among the ucsts who attended thei wedding on 3, 'ednesday last, at New. i top Brook, of the Rev. A. J. G. Car- scadden to Miss Mary R.Lpi\'iishiougli. ‘v As both bride and bridegroom were until quite recently residents in the village, the members of the congrega- tion are naturally interested in the union and offer congregations. \Ve wish Mr. and Mrs. Carscadden many years of happiness to ether, will) abundant success and lessing. A man‘s marriage a number of his flock met together and made their way to the home of Mr. “"111. Cook, where past year, and spent the evening in games, music and a number of chorus- es by the young people, followed by the presentation of a sum of money by Miss Lily Reaman and the reading of the following address by Miss Georgina Baker: ‘ ’l'o REV. A. J. G. CARSCADDEN; DEAR PASTon,â€"\Ve are made awiiie i ducted by liev. F. C. Kean) . _ _. . .. m‘fi'fiwtfiTm‘ifizifr'J lilkl'll sm‘vral long ‘llltli‘S into Juno. that your siziy annuity us is nll'.‘l\\'lll:_‘,‘ lo :1 L‘lli\‘('~vlll:li aimlln-r r-oul’vi'i-uwo l “and _\"’:ll'r llu' iii-si of tho Iii-w l'i-ntuiy~ ‘ has aluin bovu r-oiuplplwl. ll lins passi'd :ixi ‘ :o iliilltly llmi \\’l‘ l'i-vl \Vl‘ bun,- .'~v:li'r“l_\’ ("'lllllll‘lll'l‘ll .ill :lv'- quaiulum-l- with you. wluu iln't'acl forces itself upon us that you :ii‘w about in soon (ll‘l):ll" for another livid of labor in the lllli’l". sis and son ll‘l‘ of the Muster, and wo mus: bid you illic- “'(‘ll c'ci many nuns ll:l\l‘ sol. lii's‘i :1 postponement of our {{llil‘il‘l'illj: tu- gvlbvr might lll‘."‘nll i‘vvuluul disopw pointincni. \\'l‘ have raided you in your hzivvu twilight. knowing; (but your hours :ii‘ivr your l"llll'll lroui vonfl'it-ucl- will be all too short and well iillr'd to doom of lllli’ll‘ilifllllll lll('ll. l‘lie-i-l‘finro. as members and friends of your congivg'ution Went-cl lll‘ll’ to nil-cf you und spend :1 fi-w short hours in pleasant intercourse and social union, :tiil if)~ pvlwout to will this (slight iokeu .o: a ll(”ll(ill~’ilil-_ lirmpf the l'l‘s'llul‘l and esteem in which you are livid by your p-ivi~.l1iriiiri: on [his part of your (‘ll(‘llll’.’ \\'o believe it has over been your aim and t’:ll‘ll~"‘l rudmvm lo put yourself in harmony with your pt-nplc, and as (-l wily llll\l l'wrcibly as lils within your power to dolivvi lllt‘)l&1:4‘ll‘l"< iiiossugo limt illl' huneg might be siiuiulaird. that lllL‘ indiii'ricnt might l)L‘('Ullll‘ interested. and that the lost might hear and bet-d ltlu‘ Call and é‘l‘ilt'l' in to receive their Saviour’s blessing and grow strong in buillcugainst all evil. Tiusiiup; that you may (‘\'l'l‘ print» llll‘ woitliy ic- r-ipient of lllt‘ Father’s >Di'lfl3ll blessing. and thzit happiness :u d pros- perity may ever attend you. \\'t' de- sii'e Von to Her icins-nxlwr us as your (‘ui-ivillc. Mr. (‘.-ii-scaddt-n replied in :1 fi'w ap- piopi-iate and well chrisle words and thanked the company and all who bud assisted for their kindness and good wishes. After the dainty i-sl'i-e-sli- nients had been done full justice to. the company bid their friends good- night and (le‘pmted for their. houws. Miss Jennie Bowen was the guest of her friend, Miss Violet Pleasant-e, on Sunday last. Mr. John Baker and Miss Edith Baker of Toronto: Mr. \\'. ('leunxnt and Mrs. H. (Picnic-oi of Elinvale: and Mr. Jas. B. jS-ikt/r of Fort \i'oi'lli, Texas, sprut lusi week visiting fiit-uds at AJUUIWV’HHl Form. Next Sunday is Missionary Hillitlu)‘ at the Methodist S. 8., when it is ('X- pct-ted that Miss L‘. G. “'eillzu’e of To- ronto, will address The school concern- ing missions and missionary work in China. There will also be some reci- tziiioiis by llll‘ scliolais and singing. A pleasant and profitable [lllli' is (‘X- pected, and especially interesting to all sharing in the grout woik. Mr. Clark, eldest brother of the late Mrs. A. Prentice, has been visiting at High Hill House, the home of Mr. A. Prentice. Mrs. and Mrs. John Baker and fam- ily of Cosy Nook, spent. Sunder with the father of Mrs. Baker, Mr. John Snider of Edgely. â€"â€""_.O A June Wedding At 6 o'clock “'ednesdny evening, Junc 12, the residence of Mr. and ML. \V. H. Clubine, "Observatory Farm,” Thornhill. was the scene of a pretty June wedding when their daughter, Miss Lydia Germ-tide Clubiiie, was married to Mr. Austin A. Brillinger of Bethesda. As Mciidelssohn‘s wedding march was beingr played by Miss Lottie Clubinc of Newmarket, cousin of the bride. the bride entered the veranda with her father, wearing a handsome gown of white silk orgnudie trimmed with all-over lace and white satin ribbon, and carrying a shower bouquet of white orchids. Slit was attended by her cousin, Miss Latin-Na Stewart of Toronto, who wort-n. be- coming gown of 'l‘uskin silk ovgandiv, and carried a bouquet. of mauve orchâ€" ids, and Miss Alincdzi (‘lubine acted as maid of honor. The giooins- man was Mr. \Vin. Hunt of Gorinlt-y. During the ceicinony. which was conâ€" _ pastor of ihe’l'liornhill Methodist (‘ llll'Cil. Lb» bridal patty stood under an arch ot" sniilax. The wedding.r was: witnessed by ovr-i- foi':y gin-sis, and at the conclusion Mr. \V. Smith of Nt-wmaikct, photoâ€" gi‘ziphod the wedding party. “I‘ll'l which the dejeuiit-r was sot-red in tin- spacious dining-room, which was (li‘lf- oratcd with quantities of lilth‘l: and ferns. The bi ide‘s going away gown was new blue French cloth tailor made. and white thii’fon but. Mr. and Mrs. Brillingei- left on the S p. in. an. :iinid showers of rice. Their trip will iii- clude visits to Buffalo and the Eustl-rn States. The bride was the ici-ipicni of many handsome gifts. {Too late for last week) ._...__.. Maple Last Satiiiday the Methodist Sub. hath Schools of Maple and Hope held who ‘ ‘Nli - -:r.‘i:nrv‘mr'.»;t:'. ’leflwztvezt' >"" v a». ‘ pt” ... .51: ’ Lblllglc topics. 3 t 1.5. r I”, V V mammwfw‘memunvm'mnfliu'c “‘ 2': “‘32 \V’luh 1A1” )(j‘ ‘ ,â€" J TV ‘ . m i'\‘ ‘5 ‘\v " \*\5DI?Lâ€"§ , {J J. 1‘1 2 I, Lillli- ‘ J I): W V - _ W-.. .. mmmw “W. by Failior 'l'iuii'. \\ ll" has :ilvl :idy ltln-ii- annual pil u'l w. I. ll. i \‘71 WW A burg» number i»! [ho lll"lillu*. . iri‘ [lli‘ schools and llll‘ll' l" iwwl‘ \\'i‘i‘i-p1"~i\iit spout :i ph-usnui :ii'l \v inmii ill- boziliiic‘. lnil‘iiitnr and I'lll;.'l'll_( ll wball. :u‘rxid 'iils lll ‘litlll‘il l'v lll .' ill‘ plcusluo of the d ' b lt loo sll no in- lllO evening miusod Sl-llli' lo ll‘.’l\'l for homo Carlin-v ‘llllll ill“}' iu'oinl: .l. The Sub‘witli Si-lirrvlsol'h'i. »\.ii<li‘l-\v's lllrll Fl. l‘.iul‘s (‘llllil libs lu-ld .. llllllllL picnic at the sl-vvnlh bonus-inn lust. Hahn-day oud had a vczy lilg";l4:ll‘.li limo. l‘uving the storm on Nuluvdoy brow ing liglitniuur shin". ,‘Tr. (9. l.:iwi".~' stable and lilllil'kl ll mw i llll pii-i iv out. Several persons :iy [ix-y : m i\ ml :I shock from the ligliliiluu‘ llll‘ sriuio burning. )Ir. J. Oliver‘s l)'ll'll raising on \‘x'wd- ubsday of last work was illll'lllli'i‘l by J': largo number of pviiple‘. 'l‘ln- vaptains were M. \Valson and .l. (‘anwroin 'l‘lio Nllll‘ (if Illl‘ latter sum-boiled in glilliug through with fliuii' work lll‘sl. Mr. T. ( ousius. u in: w-ls iu‘iivod :11; the raisin-5' by u lwai. sl'-i‘;iiij.;' him on. the lie-ad. is umriy all light again. TllO \\'(lllllil \\’:l\‘ l \v]'}' (Vivi-1'1; lllll' ‘liivt required sown stilt-hrs. St. Stephen‘s (.‘hiuuli. Mopl-c. inlcud holding a garden party :it Mr. \\'il- son's. 'l‘eston. on July 10. The Misses Eva and Ollie \Vallar-e of \Voodbridge, and Miss Husii- Maw llouuldof Maplo. were ilio guwsls of )IISS I‘ldilli Kcfi't-i‘ on \Vcducmlay afternoon last. : York County Council. York (‘ounty Council on Thin-:dny granted $100 to \Valti'i' Stout-iii, County Constable, for his gallant ac- ' . _ . _ . wtion in Connection with the capture of faithful and xvi-ll Wishing i’riuuds of the bunk burglars, and $200 to the family of the late “'in. Boyd for his valor and firmness in the saint.- un- happy event. A by-law was passed to levy a lle of $45,»H1.-l1, requiring a rate of 17-10 of a mill for general purposes, and $7,» 350.51 for Industrial Home. requiring a rate of 11-40 of El, inill. This was di- vidcd among the townships as follows for both levies : Etobicoke . . . . . . .... . . . . . .7.” 3.61 l 50 N. Gwilliinbui-y . . . . . . . . . 1,015 “4 Georgina . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, £30 7») E. Gwilliinbury - . . . . . . . . . . £3.1l2 53 King . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . {5,043 59 Markham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,012 :0 Scai-boi'o. . .. 1,-ll2 30 Vaughuu .... . . . . . . . . (5.684 81 \Vhitchurch .. . . . . . . . . , . . . . 3,610 2!) Aurora . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . , . . 817 iii Newunuket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 872 10 Holland Landing . . . . . . . . . . . . 13‘; 25 Markham Village . . . . . 423 77 Richmond Hill. . . .. . . . . . 308 (Tl Stoutfville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .343 lii “'rston . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . , 93 “'oodbridge , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204 70 East Toronto . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79') (7‘) Sutton . . . . . . . , . 217 25 There was a good deal of discussion on the question of the- disposnl of the old court house. Several menibms thought it advisable- for the council to retain it and hold meetings thril- rather than to submit to the terms de~ lllllll(ll‘(l by the City (‘vouncil for removâ€" ill to, the city hall. It was finally iv- solved that the commissioner be asked to report the Cost of maintaining the building for County purposes, to get the opinion of an expert valuziior as to the valui- of the building, and as to the liability of the county for tam-s in case a portion of the building was rented. The council adjourned to meet on the 2.3111 of November at 2 p. in. “My hair was falling out and " turning gray very fast. But your Hair Vigor stopped the falling and restored the natural color.”â€"Mrs. E. Z. Benomme, Cohocs, N. Y. It’s impossible for you not to look old, with the , color of seventy years in your hair! Perhaps you 5 are seventy, and you like 1. your gray hair! If not, use Ayer’s Hair Vigor. In less than a month your 1 gray hair will have all the “ dark, rich color of youth. SLOO a bottle. All druggisul. '“.‘..â€"-.-‘--“f\"v-‘-' xv. “ . If I send us one do 31' and we 'fllll exprels w_ you a bottle. Be sure andftrive 1.113 pain: ' 1 our nearest ex mass 0 ace. 1 ores 0 y J. c. AY c0., Lowell, Mass: .- your drugfilst cannot z‘upply you, 1', THE - LIBERAL