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Rev. G. L. Sprague, the Baptist. .minister who has been at Flat Rock. Michigan, for several yeaxs. has been ccalled to Aurora. in place of Rev. Mr. "erie, who has taken another change. Gzolgosz. the assassin of President McKiniey, has been sentenced to die in the week of October 28. The clerk-.is instructed to write the clerk of Beavermn and say that, this council regrets that it cannot comply with the lequest, contained in his com- municutlun. A printéd circular dated 1513 June, from the Attorney-General, together with a copy of “An Act to Amend the AasessmenbAct,” were laid before the council. AEomfimuicatiou dated 6LhAAugusb. from the clerk of the mumcipzllity of Begwertpn, was read. The by-Law was read a. first, second and third time and passed. The following accounts were read : T.F.McMnhou, printing account. 23rd August . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11 00 John Innes, lumber account, 16th Sept . . . ‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 02 John Sheurdown, teaming and coal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 66 (John Savage, 28 loads sand .. . . 2 80 T.F.Mcl\[ahon, printing and ud- n -"_l4:‘:___ trflthu r n A“ vertising Vbtelrs’ fists, etc.. 33 00 Ontario Paving Brick 00., $3.45; charges. 70 cents . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 15 J03. Blduchard, work on side- walks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.25 Mr. Hill moved, secohded by Mr. Fury, that the treasurer do pay the fuqegoingucqoulgts.jCar}-ied. ‘ Mr. Innes introduced By-Law No. 182 for assessment, purposes, which in- cludes the total rate struck, being 14 1-100 mills. ' The council met, in the Clerk’s Office on Sept. 30, at 8.30 p. m. All the members present. The minutes of ‘1qu 5 were read and approved: The estimates were sflbmitbed to the council. Sincere regret is felt in the serious illness of Hon. N. C. Wallace, M. P. for West York. Three physicians met in consultation at the family .residence in Woodbridge on Monday, and although there is a hope that immediate danger does uot exist, it is generally believed he is ina very weak condition. Mr. Wallace has for many years worked beyond his strength, so that peace and quiet and restfrom his labors seem now to be .absolutely necessary. A wide circle of friends will hope to learn of his speedy recovery and a return to his old-time good health. A correspondent in last Saturday’s Globe writes to say that the reproof is unnecessarily severe, and that he does not see that registering under assumed names savors of immorality. We admire the correspondent’s spirit of charity, but regret that those who should show a good example, not only in morals but in common sense, allowed themselves to be placed in such an awkward situation. The council adjourned. The investigation of the charges ‘prefcrred against the two clergymen, Messrs. Sanderson and McAminond, ' in the district of Smith’s Falls, has been held. The committee of trial suspended the former until Confer- ence meets next June, and the latter was reproved by the chairman. It is quite possible that the accused were not on a tour of wickedness in the city of Syracuse, but to register at a hotel under assumed names certainly indicated a serious lack of becoming gravity on their part, and was a re- proach to the church. The Bible says, “ Forgive that ye may be for- given." In this case it is to say the least difficult to forget the part the two clergymen have taken in the de- plorable alfair. They may have been innocent of evil intentions, but for one of them to acknowledge that he took from the hands of strangers late at night candies that stupified him, is enough to create suspicion, and showed a want of dignity on the part of a minister of the gospel. RICHMOND HILL. October Changeâ€"Jmperial Oil Co, New Advâ€"J C Ayer & (Jo Clerk's Noticeâ€"C. H. Stiver. Vaughan Councilâ€"Jae. B. McLean Uhangeâ€"Atkinsondt Switzer. House to Rantâ€"R. E. Law 7856915 £6 EALBBE'W‘ @112 fiibemlo SUSPE New Advertisements. Village (301111011. News Notes. ENDED AND REPROVED. 1901 Thé Gore 'is an up-to-date Home'Com~ puny and is noted for Its broadpolicies and liberal settlements. Call, Write 01' phdné J. T. Saigeon, Mz‘lgle‘g. (_)., if_ne§ding ipsmjgmcg. EkphiuinéVifiévfaf-Kééilgiig;§suefl by the Gore costs nothing. THE - LIBERAL Total assets aiailétblévfi) pay losses $433,823,11. The amount of insurance .in force was $15,677,927.00. Reserve 'fcvu-V i-é]fi§firance and all other ljabilities $58.009.20. was $131,928.60 and the disbursements amounted to $100,648,33 leaving $31,- 279.92 as the balance to the credit of the year’s transactions. Out of this the directors have decided to make a refund of 20 per Cent. on all monies re- ceived from the members of the Com- pany. The total assets of the company amount to $433,823.11 of which $255,- 199.11 are in cash or cash items. The total liabilities amount to $58,009.20 leaving a. balance of assets over all liabilities ofl$375,813.91. The sixty-second annual meetin of the Gore Fire Insurance Co. was field at Galt, on the 28th of January, 1901. The total inconge from all sources n...“ AAA A” The west half of lot 22, rear of 3rd con. Vaughan. adjoining Maple. con- taining 100 acres. Brick dwelling and good out-buildings, etc. For further particulars apply to H. A. NICHOLLS, 7-tf Richmond Hill, Gare insurancg Bu. A huge amount of private funds to low on improved farm property. Five per cent. in- terest. Easy terms for repuvment. No com- mission charged on loans. Apply to A. G. F. LAWRENCE, Freehold Loan Building, Toronto Or at Richmond Hill on Saturdays. A large brick house and good outbuildings with twelve acres of land, being part: of lot 21, con.3. Vaughan, in the village of Maple. This is a. very desirable property on which is a flowing well. Will be sold cheap. DONALD WATSON. _ (IA. MONEY I MONEY! Money to loan at5 per cent. iutnl‘cst on first mortgage farm property. Enquire at. TUESDAY, Oct. 6â€"Crcdit sale of hm‘ smuu and hay on lot 50, mar Vaughan, the property of Alex. Sale at lu’cIOck. Terms 12 month 65 Plentico, auctioneers, WEpNEsDu. Oct. 9~Credit sale of h: will, Jvnnie Oster, Alice Oster. OMSS Son. Ilâ€"Stella Murphy, Annie Bel], Eva Jones, Earny Dihh and Lorne Oluhine (equal), Stella, Ca<e>l+‘y. Class Jun. IIâ€"Hamld Murphy. Class Sen. Part IIâ€"Anlney Nicol, Stanley Cuseley. Junior Pm-t IIâ€"Edgar Phillips. “ Promote-d t0 Junior Part, Ilâ€"Elziu , ‘_.‘ “\v u l|lll\’L A (All: I Nicol, Hun-y Dnhsnn, “'illio I H. J. SAIGEON, That’s what you need; somea! thing to cure your biliousc ness and give you a good digestion. Ayer’s Pills are liver pills.' They cure con- stipation and biliousness. Gently laxative. “1535,33,”. will Clnss Jun. IIIâ€"Jnhn Hmlrn, Jean Topper, Gladys Legge, Stella (Jluhim- and Annoy Phillips (equal), Jennie Gnmhlo, Pearl Phlllips. (glass Jn‘n. III. B. Partâ€"John Kers- Put-t, Iâ€"F. Gnuderham, G. Bull, I Page. Present each day and never lute A. Clubine, M. Goodel-ham. IV Classâ€"M. Goodm- A. Cluhine. A. Ball. Senior IIIâ€"M. Boyle A. Chapman. . Juniur Illâ€"A. Lenin! Senior IIâ€"H. Lucshy Junior IIâ€"L. Guodvr rick. Senior Purt, IIâ€"M. Lanngstn 11‘. Junior Part IIâ€"F. Cl‘laLu-rly, AnPngP. BUGKINGHAM’S BYEESE Money t0 Ewan » 7W§nt7réur moustache or beard a. beautiful brown or rich black 7 Then use S ub scribe 101' Lungstafi School Repm month of Sumember : Farm to Rent FOR SALE 2â€"tl Sale Regi IIâ€"H. Luvshy. ' IIâ€"L. Condor-ham, B. \Vt Part IIâ€"F. Chu , A. PHgP. »F. Gnuderham, G Part, IIâ€"M. \Veldrick, J efierson Langstafl' M. Guudel'hzlnl, E. B( THE LIT‘E'IAL OFFICE tradib sale of hm Richmond Hill. Lelliuttl, 0 .â€"J(;hn Kers- for fii1e Whiskers Chu they] y, dz Kin-Ewen, churdt and VVvldn t 33. 2nd" MI E. [éElgin Hutton. Teacher Mable‘ IUK‘S fur the came (In of ‘w- 116. karat ,tock Two spring heifer calves came to the promisvs of a farmer in \Vhilchurch on or about the 10th of Svptembvx‘. The owner may have the same by proving property and paying ex- penses. Enquire at 12-3 THE LIBERAL OFFICE Coal, hard and soft, Hardwood and Slabs. Delivered on shortest notice. Also for sale 1 Spring VVngon, will carry 3,500 lbs. ; and 1 Cooking Stove. wand. MICHAEL BROS. JERRY SMITH, Mex-its your solicitude. Its Im-nim-ios appeal to you. Its tick, su familiar t0 some who are now gone, isu bond between the present and thv past. If it is silent or out of repair Ibriug it to me. I will make it itself again. Cost of repairing it will be quoted while you wait. If the cost of repair- ing suits, I guarantee the result, will. ’E’hefiifiFamé RUSSELL” age fifififiééET Thresher’s Goa} Qg‘SOLD ONLY BY- STRAYEE) Practical \Vatchma ker. Net the LOWEST PRICED, but by long odds the very BEST. Cheap, inferior oil is dear at any price. Goiden Light Oil is worth all the money you pay for it. WHAT YW WAIT, WHEN YOU WANT IT, YEIU’LI. FWD IT HERE. It gives a beautiful, clear, steady, white lightâ€"no dirty chimneys, no disagreeable sme‘l‘L Is the Best that Money can Buy. Richmond Hill. Eyfiiack King St. East, Toronto. COAL OIL By a vet'» Satisfactory clubbing arrangement. with that great Family News paper the ‘umily 119m (1 and \Voekly Star of Montreal We are enabled to offer Lo new subsurihors the biggest miue ever heard of. The balance of this {ear promises the most startling events, and every person should keep pustvd. {ore is the uppm-tunity. For the small sum «If 80 cents we will send you until January 141 . 1902, THE LIBERAL, Tho Familv Herald and Weekly Star and the Family Hvrald’s two great premium pictures, “Christin the Temple” um “ Hume from the \Vur." Is that, not, a dollar’s worth 2’ lilhm‘ picture alone is Worth double the money. This offer is upeu only to June 30th as the supply of pictures is limit- ed and cannot, he promised after that (latv. To any of our pivsenb subscribers we nifur the Family Hornld and Weekly Star until January but, 1902, including the two pictures for Lhe small sum of 500. EVEN??? $5: WM ‘é‘fiQE EMEREST A w WEE EXQETEE‘EEW. The Royal Visit to Canada. lThe Closing Scenes of the were The Return of the Army. An Opportunity for LIBERAL Rvadvrs to Keep Posted During this Period of Excitement. THE BIGGEST VALUE EVER OFFE mm m! People tall: about men requiring only the “ Creature Comfort.” That’s all your horse requires, but; you should see that he gets them. You will get: just what is right if‘ycn buy your harness, fly nets, horse nets, and supplies from Geo. Die Donalsz RICHMOND HILL. CREATURE COMFORTS