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'1 Wish to hear testimony of my ap- preciation of the British America. In- sumnce Company for the very fair treatment I received from them in the settlement of my claim in connection with the recent loss by fire to my store~ house. which was insured for $50; while I was granted $150. and that gromptly. I heartily recommend the nompany to any one requiring insur: ance. The Companv is now repre- sented by Mr. N. J. Glass, Elgin Mills, in succession to Mr. S. M. Brown >f Victoria. Square. Queen‘s Hotel, I Aug. 13. IS How is it, Mr. Fitzgerald, that you have such excellent. crops of fall Wheat? The thing is no Secret. Mr. Simpkins. I have been using Thomus’ Phosphate Powder lately, and have been -;Lst(111isliingl3v surprised at the result. I have tried it, on full wheat. and put it, on my fall plowing and meadows and am more than paid for money exgiended. The Phosphate re- mains in L 1:: ground. and the result is seen three crops afterwards. Try some, whichynu can obtain from H. A. Nicholls, Richmond Hill. It would be difiic anter outing than u on the Muti-upoliui 2.000 people must concerts given by Band yesterday afl ing. Besides the n musical selections I: E. Kyle sang a 11m selections, Mr. G. cornet solo, and the dren in Scottish (1m feature of the day. apparently got awa good time. A con}; will yet; be held dux unteer in th( received the the Crown I. applying fox entitled to it M r. W his hons The mmu nectinn “'il ‘run'ville. xx 25le of F Sermons wii the 22nd. a will he give nesdny. F" pestels will 1:: cans 12 hottl Nuugh'. Hl'r'hi Vnml (lump hut.- 1 mixh 11min mission: service i Sunday “WIS (‘Ull sugar in the pm! to (h other pm: Bouts: :md Sh Indies' Oxi‘m'd shu mun cast. Nan Mills. Count harvest i. Ludfm d l l’L-ent the Tm Auct etc" at RICHMOND HI Hm Muud Mr. W he inn umns. firming i n that t £3 0 1] EL? GOV Mr. G. S( Vang} sn'e bu All anthy inlvrr. wni “L IUHS \\'Ul I)? 13 22nd, and th be given on ay. Fux‘tllel 013 will be gi GOVERNI r'. G. Schcll, V cm in flit) .an perm LOO [3.14:5 uld be difficult I ut‘ing than at B Metropolitan l eople must hm 5 given by the esterduy :Lftern esides the 1‘9ng1 selections hv t] TO THE PUBLIC m AND( km yles b< 11E ACTUAI fruit 'nionville, Ml. uth the Middfiebmnk Chil- dances proved quite a y. The large crowd .way from the park in mple more excursions iux'ing theseason. M 0g is no ‘secret, Mr. '9 been usmg Thomus’ ler lately, and have M. R. HEMYNGWAY Ill ht .t to get a. pleas- Bond Lake Park Railway. Fully uwe enjoyed the ,he Queen’s Own moon and even~ 'ular pmgl-am of FACT‘ Ill T} RTS u an: P108 band ill 'dmw a nds would farm to be humorous ut rub} it prices 1 next Ltion. nished Thos. 11’“ iver. iti the ‘1 1‘1 “('2 11):! n~d in M HN‘ 1901 ‘II em up an mam; vuuxul, uu u with Mr. RfGI Mr. and Mrs have gone to Pugsley Farm Simcoe, near E ‘ “rice nnnnh) .Miss \Vinnifred Messmore of Luck- now, India, and Mr. T. Walter Mc- Lean of Bruntfnrd, are the guests of Mrs. “"111. Marsh at “ Elms Lea." Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jeffrey and little daughter Edna, and Mrs. T. Cutler, all of Toronto, spent. Monday with Mr. R. Garbutc and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Glass and baby have gone to spend a. week on the Pugsley Farm, on the shale of Lake ‘ Simcoe, near Sutton \Vesb. ,,d-.,_ life asvinuch as those in their prime. She spenb a month with the Dr., and while here visited many of the old land-marks, of which she has a. clear recollection. She lived with her grand-parents, Mr. and Mps. Abner Miles, on the farm now owned by Councillor J. N. Boyle, and went to school from that; place over eighty yearsago. Messzs. Harold Proctor. Arthur Boyle, “'ill Duncan. Harry Max-sh and Roy Kirby started on the Harâ€" vesters’ Excursion to Manitoba yester- day. Mr. Proctor Purpoges remaining in the Prairie Provmce. mg the Hill for ; VVinnifre couple 0t ronto. Mrs. A. J. “’right has gone to VVin- nipeg to spend a. couple of months with her sister, Mrs. (D12) Blakely. Mrs. A. J. Hume and daughter, Miss VVinnifred Hume, are spending a. couple of wet ks with relatives in To- \V Milwauke 1nd Mrs. in RIK Mrs. A. Crosby of Toronto. and Mrs. . Cmsby of Chicago, spent Saturday ith Mr. and Mrs. A. Sylvester Ivagv. Miss Constance Martin and Miss qm Robinson of Toronto, are spend- g a. few days at “Foulden Lodge,” 0 guests of Miss Comrie Brown. ut (0} udin ma “'11) Lamb \‘k wmarkeb Era.â€"Miss E. Barker Miss M. E. Harrison of Richmond were guests of Miss L. Harrison few days. '1 LB fee Baker and Miss Jennie Baker dallville, Indiana, are guests of Int Newton I'D ll” 1-pti! 1d 1h hf Thur Ih( \Veku ms and Miss Peal-1 Evans of -y, are visiting their uncle, Hopper. tcnzm mke \Viley of Toronto is ith her grandparents, Mr. Tank \Vilcy. rine XV t with 1‘ BARN 2E ‘ 119 TI ‘olman M Mrs. E. O. Ellsworth of big 11 were visiting with Mr A. Hashek. 1-du y tenEle \Yulker. llll :afn Ind May flan] 1p Priv a “‘illiams of Toronto, grnndumther, Mrs. H. \Va rci I'GS 11 Improv 0|] \V Im th rwur )NALAS. [er will supply for d for the next. two SURNED‘ Ingram of Union- 'ith Mr. and Mrs. evening between 8 5 could be seen as- xthâ€"eust 0f the vil- .\';mls learned that ables of Mrs. John 1 Int 33, 2nd con. z-n burned to the vnsml’s crop, with llm nuts. was in the m number of farm I“ pigs and 2 calves [thew Dobsun was hen the fire broke n of the fire is a as some insurance. ght has returned Hives at Victoria Is his reason the 1 to take up the Luv again, as be ing ‘fur the city. I the resignation place Major Edgar < :l, special assess- 1315an a cum] idnte [are (m the Demu- m Toronto, spent knee of Mr. D. Aural-m. visited ris this week. unto Junction, 5 at his home 111)‘ 10, 1901.) ‘four years As- mnsol and for assistant and in] assessment, L‘d his resigna- Cunnva Quits * Practice. he prominent \vym', would lte fm‘Judge. ndid record as Board of Im- assigned to r-ments and Work. Mr. it of having and assessâ€" l: assistant :9. He will his private Lay-esp. nnssxon 01- MI’. outbuildings. Young orchard, all kinds of fruit. Good well and plenty of water. “7e” fenced. Land under a goodstate of cultivation. Apply on the premisos to MATTHEW MORTSON, King P.O. or to 64 JNO. THOMPSON. Thnrnhill P.O \Vest half lot 35, mar 2nd con. of Vaughan, containing 100 acres more or'less. Gosd house, bank barn, stables,’shed. driving house and other outbuildings. Young orchard. all Department of Croxwvrfiihfind‘é,‘ Toronto, June N. B.â€"-No unautl’ advertisement will MOE EY Sheets Sale and Concesai( lurnisher' letter. to route, or WA. SAUL At the same and abandon DIGBY. SHERB District of I TUBIA will be . thaee latter in kinds of mm!» Buildin‘ the SB namely :â€"-â€"The HART, GARTH CHESLEY, GIL RUTHERFORD 1 the PXG in the L Red and Whit. townships in WILL in Outal East of Slam-bot l and King“ and Midle Division North of Toronto 11nd Cardwell 011 com D which will tickeޤ. pus on pay UBLIC NOTICE ant to authori Harms W‘a From Shaved fro ed, lot 21;. Bad part of May 1 spots. 20,000 A large brick 1' with twelve acres con.3. Vaughan. in a. vorv desirable pr well. Will be sold VAny person ; recovgry will L Dry hardwood and s notxco. M 16 Apply for par WASHINGTONâ€"On Sun]: ouu. Vaughan. the ' ton. o: n. 5011. anx‘rox-On the 3rd 0 day, the 4th of Aunu Boyutou. 01a drum): OooPEnâ€"Howneâ€"At n 1atl]ox,'1‘hornhill, m James A. Grunt, W1 route, to Elizabeth Mr. Robert Homas. Then our liver isn’t actl “ well. ou suffer from bilious- ness, constipation. Ayer’s Pills act directly on the liver. For 60 years they have been the Standard Family Pill. finial] doses cure. ’5“ A II Anna‘- AUCTION §U9KIN6H_AM'S§9YE€~2a «MD-WM r 7 â€"â€"vâ€"vâ€"m Wm“ Your moustache or brown or rich black? The; Farm fer Sale anted Estray Eotice FARM LABOR chuigud on bmond H on n-nplicat the Dawn'ch the Crown ’1' 1‘ STE. MAB. ‘IIE 48â€"“ 1t] mu: Dim-.onfl v MILLACO «Mum. u.- , ‘OR SALE ‘mpnse MARXKIAGES Dilly ? BERTHS SALE OF TIMBER [El "'3 lib. WRENCE ld Loan Bhilding, Toronto ‘1: Saturdays. terms and conditions of as to Areas and Lots and din each Berth will be ion, either personal or by Kent of Crown Lauda,Tn- ' Lil-er Agencies at: OTTAâ€" 1d Ponr ARTHUR. 1:}. J. DAVIS. mmissiouer Grown Lands. [STRICT 0F ALGOMA. sltips of GRAHAM (part), 'M‘K. JARVIS, ANDERSON. WHITMAN, CURTIS and .-Icerta,in areas between I the Anaow RIVER waters (Di-2R BAY. will ba (:fl'ered Llou am the Parliament; 11' 'l‘uronto ‘JLl TUESDAY, dav of SP‘I’TEMBER SEX 1 publication ofrthis id for, tor g full particulars to .geut or to clock in the after- Ice certain forfeited 1 the Townships of TTL‘RWOBTH in the and County of V10- 62, the purchasers of the right to cut all MDNEYIibUK 5ALb‘ bY I V 4 ' I éiéie::§e‘f§%=é:o§éJACOB .EYER & SON 1 Apply to ' :01: l ,‘ni‘ni‘s‘flmg-T-“mmi ORICHMQ‘N D HILL. 135' givenjhat wran- IAN mg m Couuén,the a in Atl_1e rigilqmng. N A LD WATSON l, 1901 eu get Agent 'ar 1d 12th CURSION‘ NORTHâ€"WEST CANADIAN uet. 4. on tha 2nd Wm. Washing- All dr‘fi'é‘gim wed nn shortest chmond Hill South CLASS of certificates oneâ€"way $10 ad to startmg Nov. 10th,191‘1, mm. on Sun- fe 0! Charles outbuildings art. of In! 21, ‘npio. Tl'usis is a flowing MANITOBA of the bride’s by the Rev. dauéhtér (if FOR Maifle‘ to her from May be relied upon to go in the field and give satisfaction where others fail. Made in the following sizes, 5, 6, 7 and 8 ft. cut. ‘ ' FOR SALE BY I71 KING ST. EAST, TORONTO Ozone small 33, large 65 Pierce’s Favorite Prescription 65c Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery 650 Pierce's Pellets 15c : Williams' Pink Pills, 33c., 3101' 950 Electric ()il, 5 bottles for 250 Carter's Pills, 2 bottles fozf25c Chase’s Pills, 2 bottles to: 250 Dodd’s Kidney Pills. 30c » Pmmeele’s Pills 15c Castorin 25c Burdock Blood Bitters 600 Eczema. Ointment, 350 Mexican Fly Oi1,for keeping flies offcattle,used once a week. You can save money by dealing with us. We want you ‘\\|H/ DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Binder. fitkiusm & Switze We have Steered Our Ship of Trade Sugars, Fruit J ars, Spices, Vinegars, J am Rubbers 8c everything needed for Preserving and P1019 ling, of these we keep only the best qualities 8c sell at prieesusualâ€" 1y charged for inferior goods. \VIIOLEBALE AND RETAIL DRUGGESTS Splendid Machine Oil, 30 cents a gal. C. D. DAN DEBBIEEG m s Bearing the Name vll "' W Into the harbor of suc- cess by selling what the cus- tomers want at the right prices. This is a. general store. At this season of the year there areagood many things the housekeep- er wants. Towelings, Table Lin» ens, Table Oilcloths, Shirt- ings, Shirts, Apron Ging- hams, Prints, Lawns, Mus- lins, &c. In these our val- ues are the very best. Z6? IEL ($6 00. Beef. Iron Epsom Salns Sulphur, 3c. Kendall’s $1 Dodd’s Dys; Glllect‘s LYL Vaseline. 5r: Sarniu. Wat can. 113 Aver's Hair Vigour, 60c Hood’s SMsupurilm. 65c Epsom Salas. 3011)., lfllbs. for 250 Sulphur, 30. 1b., 9 lbs. for 25c. Kendall’s Spavin Cure. 750 Dodd’s Dyspepsia, Tabiets. 35c G111 's Lyu lgc pqr tin, 3 for 250! for ‘xtrnct' led Stra'wberry, 25c gull Wine 500 ' customer. Compare these prices whipe coal oil, equal to Ameri- He Opp. Clyde Hotel