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At the end ofthe twenty-first week. ending September 25th, the relative standing of the four leading dairy .breeds at the Pan-American is prac- tically unchanged as far as the total profit on butter is concerned. The contest, however, is becoming more interesting as the end draws near, and the past week has developed some unexpected features. The Guernseys as a herd are showing. signs of weakening and stand fourth for the week on profit for estimated butter. The Jeiseys are again in. the lead with a profit of 7.41 ; Ayr- shires second with 7.36; Holsteins' third, 7.28; Guernseys fourth, 7.26; Shorthoms fifth, 6.51; and French Canadians sixth. 6.34. of West York will have a voice in selecting a candidate for this riding. Mr. Campbell will doubtless be the Liberal candidate whenever the elec- '-1;ion takes place, but; the Mail‘s ouly object; in bringing Mr. Tarte's name into this matter is to introduce the question of race and religion as it al- ways does. Such a paragraph as the above is contemptible. Those who take time to think will know that neither Mr. Tartc nor any other person outside 'Tlie Mail-Empire of Friday con- -tained the following editorial 1101c: ” Mr. Tal‘te has lost no time in placing his candidate in the field in West York. He has nominated Archie Campbell for the position, Mr. Campbell being sulficiently servile for his pui'pOses. Mr. Tarre might; have had the decency to wait for a few days." The World first charges the Con- servative party, and secondly mem- bers of the Orange order, with Mr. Wallace’s death. There may have been differences between Mr. Wallace and the above bodies. About these we have nothing to say. But we know that Mr. Wallace with all his success had too much spirit to die of a broken heart. And we know that to raise the question at this particu- lar time shows a lack of feeling and human sympathy. “ Second, the still more painful dis- covery that; there were men in the Orange Order, leaders in it like him- self, who, while professing the prin- ciples which he held dear, were ready and willing to desert these principles to keep the Conservative party in Office.” "‘ First, the discovery that there was no room in the Conservative party for a member of Paxliament in Canada who was of strong Protestant .and British principles, disposed to as. ‘ art the same, and “ Clarke Wallace died, so the "doctors tell us, of pernicious anaemia. He also died of a broken heart. And what; broke Clarke Wallace’s heart was two things : All classes of people from both sides ot'polities have expressed sin- cere regret in the death of Hon. N. "C. Wallace. Men who opposed him in Various contests were ready to sink all differences in the hour of death, and to remember only his kindness of heart and other com- mendable qualities. Few men would think of entering the house of the bereaved family at such atime in order to advance their political in- fluence, much less to thrust a knife into their professed friends. Yet that is what the Worid newspaper has done. o On the morning after Mr. Wallace’s death The World, whose elitor-in-chief is Mr. W. F. Maelean, M. P.,containcd an editorial under tile heading of “ A Tragedy in Poli- tics.” from which the following is tics, taken Elm Qfiibcml. Mail Contractâ€"A Lindsay Farm to kwt-DJumes. No Ch m New Advertisements. I Too Many Holidays. 4 V I g UNKIND HMOND HJLL.- October 17, rial Oil L M-CD‘ AND INOPPORT UNE. 1901 A huge amount of pnvase h unprux‘enl fnrm property. F er-sl. Eaxy terms for town .uissicn charged on loans. A: A. G. F. T. \WRENC Lot32. 2nd can. Vaughan, consist- ing uf 200 acres, is to rent. Apply to _ )r at Richumna Hill (SMan A large bl‘if‘k house with twelve acres of mud :nn Vaughan. in the vi I very d09il‘3"18 property «all. Will be sold cheap: MON Tex-ms furChaLte-Is zâ€"Pntatms, Fowl and all sums of $5zmd nndvr. cash; over that amunut Two Months’ Credit, on n )pruved jnint notes. Terms fur Real ,Estute :â€"Ten per cent. on day of sale; enough in thirty days then-after to make half the pm'elmse mom-y; the balance may be secured by mortgage at 5 p91 cent. SAIGEON 8; MCEVVEN. Auctioneers. H. LEGGE, Executor. Aim at tllesame time and place the hultl p1~npmty consisting of frame halo]. stables, driving-shed, granary and other out-buildings. 0n _the prmnisvsure two excpllenb wells and plenty ()f fruit. There are 7% news of land, Illlll'e()l"}BSS, in a good state of cultivation. This is a mqu desirable property. the electric railway passing the (hay on Yonge street, and being the tt‘l‘nlinllSth the railway now being constructed to Schmnlwrz. Sale without reserve, to commence at mu- o’clock. Wednesday \Vill be SUM by puhiic premises knmvn as Uuk Rim“- Hotel Property, Household Furninure, Etc. Mouev to loan at 5 per cent. interest on first wrtgmza funu property. Euqmre an '3 the chance of passing thtI Lions. and this may he the 1-. our High School made sxu shnw “L the I)e-p:u-Ltuvntnl tinns lust sunnm‘r. Those pni'onts who pziy sh our fare m- hum-d for their C? attend our svhnnl, e-xpvct and if the trustees wait until t-nts petition fl)!‘ li<:iid:i_v<, 1 bu less time hmtand henvr SH given all Found. Those are the \ iews 0f ONE INTERESTED IN Senor UNE INTERESTED 11‘~ Scuuoz. Wm Yr. *z‘. To Tue Editor at THE LIBERAL: Sun-qt seems to he the opinion of many of those parents who have chu- dreu at sehunl, that; the trustees of the Richmond Hill sehrmls are not study- ing the interests hf the set-(inn when they alluw the schools to he closed «In so many occasions during the year. Any encouraging news last year fruui the sent, (If the Smith African war was the signal fur a huliday. and the 1 scholars kept themselves well push (I in victnries over the. Bners. La.- t; week pupils fruin 7 years’ old and u} - wards petitiuuml foe two hnlidays so that they might see the royal visitors, and the Board. 411' at least a majority of them, granted the request. Hatl the Duke and Duchess been a week in Tornntu the trustees in all probability would have clust-(l the schools for the week. No one could (-hjeet tn parents taking their children tn see their future king, but tn cluse hnth I'ilhlic and High b‘ehnnl for hm whule (lays is quite a dilferent thing. l’mhahly not one scholar in five went fmxn uur I I schools to see the Visitors. n-d endangers Every sehnnl day nii. The chatts-ls cnnslisting (2f ha harness, buggy and hulls<‘hu furniture belonging tn the estate of the late Haney to Loan Farm to Rent .fiuction gaffe _0 13.. FGR SELLE ness like new. Made c-i’ pure. heavy budleu oil. es. peclnlly prepared to win:- aumd the weather. Bold evewwhere 1n cansâ€"ah Blzca. E makea a poor looktng har- Moby IEWBIAI. Oil. WEPMY. Eflfiggfi Harmsa ES .9 noss Oil. You can lengthen its lifeâ€"make As lust twice as long M It ordinarily would. You can make your hat» neas as soft as a glow and as tough as wire by using EUREKA urn. D. BOYLE, Richmond Hill Freeh , Oct /UR'1‘.}.E THE LIBERAL OFFICE DONAX D \S‘ and ou'whi fgnd Five MONEY ! ‘Iose lmth twn \Vhlllk thing. I’m mutinn on the Tur'h' Hotel, (Ill ilr‘ving, Toronto to loan xtbnik“ ATSQN. a. Tins hi a. flowing hm'qn, lSUH t I‘lxvn tn U time. Maine mum- ) that Uli pur- will tin!) (H)! .BUTCHEI V9! “4. u- _._\ ~â€" - We make a erosial : brands as 'Jos Rogers Russell. 01' Green Riv field. and “'oslenholm lookiniiomhe best bu .4_: :L -__. pl‘ihew‘ Our prices are right on All kinda a! Building Hardware. Bring you mm of lo us. ' Barn needs‘ 00:11, hard and soft, Hardwood .- Slnhs. Delivers-d on shortest notic Alsu fur sale. We make a epouiany of such wall-known brands as ‘Jos Rogers & Bonn. Wapacu‘. John Russell. of Green RivenThm. Allen cl She!- fleld. and Wosnebholm's Non K L. {I you are lookinghionhe best buwhu 1mm value. you'll find it are. W‘W‘WMWWW’E Arange of Grain Scoop: for you lo "100‘; from at from 150 eqch upwards. Potato Scoops. the standard lmo. \vhilv inp; su lbs Int-maria; tick. su familial gnno, is :1 bond and the past. If it is silent n it In llll‘. I will GRAIN SCOOPS at 750 each Tm) spring hv-ifvr caivpu (wing A completo linen! our specially low prices BAGS: RUSSILL’S Thiesher’s l” Barn Building Needs. BUTCHER KNIVES. H1 \\' No need to be whth one when we will 5611 you a. strong. well- made Bag Truck 10! we. {ocular 81.50. BAG TRUCKS gun 111 nt ‘Hll TH t m-nnt of repair bring will Innkv in itself again. iring it will [)0 quote“! it. If the (rust of Y‘t-‘p‘aih mruntm: th. rpsult will. FOR GRAIN FOR POTATOES. nnr solinitude. uppvul tn you. Its to same \vhn nro mm hetu'evn the present MICHAEL BROS IJBER Va mh maker. Wu know your needs in am I'm- ud hnve Jun tho good: u pric_ as sun will an you. Grain, Root & Chafl’ Baskets 159 King St. East aivpy rams. to flu in ‘o'y'hitr‘hlLrle ,f Einpa'pmbvr. vv ins; .snune by :14! paying ex- at 980. each. Richmond Hill .{AL OFFICE») Stove Bricks and Bepnirfi.â€"If you have any dlfiicultg’ln obtaining what on want, wnte to us. a can supply repairs or almost may make of stove. ywmm mmme f I‘V‘WmfiflmPMWMMWMMM‘T i1 We make Insm “The best 011 I ever had.” "All my neighbors are going tonse ii." "I would like to secure the hen] agency for your Golden Light Oil." This Is the way our customers speak nboul ibis apiendid (ii. If you have been paying a. good price {or cheap. poor. inferior Oil,mnke a change and ‘sry Golden Light. You‘ll be dalighmd with beQ maul-t. You'll find our price the loweal for the best quality at glass. :WMWWAWJRI-fl‘flu eeseeseeeeeesseeeeeefi' ondon Qplden Light Coal on. STABLE BROOMS. STOVE REPAIRS. WINDOW GLASS. Three good .ehxong sis-l rope Halters for 25¢. Web Md leather Halters 3: il- Lustrafied. A full line. ranging in price from 250 m 31.50 each. HALTERS, uara RCANTILE Ix.’ () H \V IC H Best Flmt Glass. any size. 15¢. each. You must have a! good Lantern. We can suit you with one from our large and varied stock at a price ‘ ranging from 40c lip-1' wards J Lantern Globes 5c each. Lamp LANTERN?» at 400. each A good Stable Broom is a neces- sary pan of your stable cums. You'll find us right in this line. Curry Combs. Horse Brushes. Manure Forks. tumble Scrapers. 3 for 250. Chimneys. USN] fie {ol1owing Fire Insurance Accident Com} & Accident O V C0. 01' North NSURANCE TORONTO. Trace and Tug Chains. Halter Chains. Chain or any purpose. You'll find our pricoadght. full mmamr: :‘E‘fi YORK tb Ame! BY U1 El rm I( 1n TA. [1?! ASSOCIATION i U if. ontains but one Cash Value on will be sent in >istx‘ict Agent. HI OX'D Dames: 11211: rs, Coats. sat prices would be with you tly paid