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Though of course, we do not agree with everything in them we take a certain‘pleasure in referring to the publications of‘the “Witness” Office as we cannot but acknowledge that they deserve the esteem in which they are held throughout the Do- minion. The publishers have lad their ways anii they have held to them through thick and thin. Their publications are perhaps as clean and dignified us is possible to make them. started it: has grown at the astonish ing rate of nearly a thousand new subscribel‘sa month. The price is only seventy-five cents to January lst, 1903, if paid before the end of January. It is sixteen pages and is issued every Friday. There are wants however which even these big papers do not supply, "as illustrated by the experience of the publishers of the “Witness.” The Dougalls long ago realized the importance of a young people’s paper, suitable for Sunday reading. The‘ "Northern Messenger," at 30cts. per annum, like the “Witness,” has been ahousehold world all over Canada as long as anyone can remember. It seems to meet its-own sort of “Bk d well, as it claims a standing circula- tion of over fifty thousand copies a .week. But what interested us of late is a new departure in journalism on the cpart of the same house. About a year ago they hit, as resu ts have proved on another need in journalism. It was the need of a good eclectic which, for a. dollar a year, and Within the compass of the business man’s time for reading} would supply the best articles that appear during a week in the great ‘ publications offithe world in general. The newest publication is appro- priately called “World Wide.” It has surprised a great many people to find how much of the most in- teresting and informing current reading they can get in such small compass and for so small a price. II‘here is probably no other eclectic published that wouldgive the ordin- ary reader whose time for reading is limited the same satisfaction. We see it stated that ever since it was $1, for example lay out; to supply every interest of a family, the news and editorial being backed up by many interestlng features such as stories, cookery, dress-making, fancy work, Boys, Children’s, Home de- partments, agricultural, legal, medical, numismatic, chess and many other special departments. But most people take several pub- lications to meet the varied .needs and tastes of an intelligent family. Probably along with their local paper one of the big metropolitan daily or weekly newspapers comes next in consideration. Large metropolitan papers such as the Montreal Witness, Daily edition at $3 and Weekly at 214 It is quite natural that a fire in a neighbors‘ house should 'intorest us more than the burning of a whole village in some country of the geography and people of which we know little or nothing. That is why the local paper has such a firm hold on its subscribers. One must take it because one is so immediately in- terested in the news it gives. The Tlmrnhill skating Rink le. For thms and pal-tivnhn- RICHMOND HILL. December 26. 1901 Qhanggâ€" Ingpfljial O_il Q0 fléQdeâ€"J C Ayer 5: U0 @111: 'Eiifilwm. Rink for Sale New Advertisements. ANENT NEWSPAPERS. F. J. G'ALLANOU( I in ix‘ for :‘yply “'9 will pay-you 9 cents per pound for plucked turkeys. large 01- small lots. we pay *freig'ht. \Ve ‘huy all kinds of poultry. -‘ Check sent as sum as we receive the-poultry. ' Terms cash o_u delivery. N siderod bunting until no wrmng. August l. 1901. Also one of the best grades 0! Portland Cemen mudo. fur sulo at $3 per bbl Twenty cents per bbl. rehmded tor empty sucks. W1“ be at the station to ascent} to customers on "'Wednesday uf each week during august ; Wednesday and Thursday 0: each week during Sept..0ct.. and Nov.; and on Wednesday of each week during the rest of the anal s:-asm1. Coal delivered to Richmond 11:11 and Thornhill on 9115’: shortest notice. BEST SOFT COAL GML SESfiEN 0F 1931-1302. \V} \VE WE mrtfiw'm‘ wwwy'.~ «3:1.9‘ Dr. Clurlw’s Sure Cure f0 and Dl‘.Clnl'kl-’s Sure (‘uro f same prim). $10.00 will h any case they will hut curt Syn fur mnnv yen hnx. For 9:111 Druggist. '1‘! Company. P fm-feit, $10 fut do not help. Dr. Clarke's Little Hod Pills ill‘O a certain cure for rheumatism, usl‘lmm, pumlysis, ruturrh. eczema. Coughs. hnckuclw, indigestion, stmnm'h and liver tmuhlr’s. femalenumpluints, even when the diseasus have [won standing Dr. Clarke’s Little Red Pill; cured me of rhgunmt‘ism after us yours of constant sufferingâ€"J. I}. Armmu, bookkaepvr Toronto Junction. nus troubles. rheumatism, m: [Uni-(11Vde disease-s.â€"\V. H. Ruhr-rum), Manag- ing Editor Du.in Tinws, Pt“t(‘l'h01'()llgll. Ont. There is mt remedy forrheumatism. or fur building up the system. equal to Dr. Clarke‘s wonderful Little Red Pills. I would not be without. them'fm’lhrir’ Weight in g0l(l.â€"-â€"J. J. Brandon, Felle- l()n Falls, Ont. I can thruthtu say that Dr. Clarke’s Little Red l’ills have (lune me more good than any other medicine I have ever takenâ€"Mrs. Orison R. Estey. \Vuterville. N. B. ‘ The-re is no remedy that is equal to Dr. Clarke‘s Little Red Pills fur new! H.WINGE-}1 6c BEST HARD COAL Tesliluony “Intel: Shows the Great Van or Dr. Clarke‘s Wonderful Little Red Plus. Dx‘.(7l;u'kv’s Little Rl'd Pills ('lll'(‘d ml- of chronicl'ln-unmlism after I hm] been given up by thv duCIurs.â€"Ar0h- ihnld \Vilsun, IllL‘l‘L'hilllL, SnulL Ste. Malia. For threshing and other steam purposes at 25 cents per cwt., at SAMUEL L. LEW’IS‘&‘CO., THGBRHBLL STATIGN. fiifii‘i’g WEN‘EE EVERYBODY SHOULD READ mmissiun Merchants, 'Londun. ‘- - ~ » M by IMPERIAL OIL MIR“. makeon pooriooking han- neu like new. Made of pure. heavy bodied cu. es- pecially prepared to wim- md the weather. Bold eve where In cansâ€":1?! sizes. For housshold purposes‘ fiéfl fiaflms $53 lusf :wlce as long 7:75 15 ordinarily would. You can make your har- ness m3 soft as a. love and as tough m - uslnsEURiil' .2.»- n s s a (H ! . ‘i m. gengthen itsufeâ€"make 15 LU C Sale Heglszer. iSPHSI-S 1m v9 lx-vn standing rem-s. Price :3!) cents per mle by \V. A. Sulldm'snl), The Canada Uhvmit'al Pvtvrbm'uugh, Ont., will .‘m- any CRISP {hut thasv pills sz‘e Cure for Catarrh, A’s Sure (‘uro fm- Evznmn, $10.00 will he paid for Nu order will be_ can Lccupted by us xu Carrvme P i RUS§LUS gig MARKET LIBERAL OFFICE Assures on all the modern plans, and is one o the most nrospel‘ous and progressive companies in existent‘e. Premiums low, pniivies unmuditional and nonforfeitable. Take a pofioy with the district agent, A splendid ‘i se rf anlish and American cu- tle chains. rmugurg m pricb from FJbaen cents each upwards. Or at Rummy impruve.‘ bel'nsl. F mission c Life Assurance 09. OF CANADA CATTLE CHAINS, 150 each WEATHEBSTRIP, 20 FOOT SLEIGH BELLS u m be long below you' 1 need them. This is just a. reminder so that you‘ll know where to go for the best value in them. a. very desirm well. Wm be MOI We honestly thinkwbat our broom values are the be“ m the country. bought direct from the makers sud sold at n. 5111511 prom, they can't be other- wise, Try us the next time you want a. broom. Coal Slabs. A lnr ith h A lmge mrlbnun Euqulr Monev [ Thresher's Seal Kelley t0 1 (a 13 n1 on (i Li§¥E§E FEE S amount hard and suft, Hurdwnnd and Dl'ih'tl't‘d on shurlrst mmice. --.ur weatherstrip will fix that. It’s better Ehau storm door: and windows and willaave ha]! y :11: fuel. It rung-m in price from 'l‘ “‘0 OEN'Eflamou up nut5ne Hyour dooxa or windows do 110% 111: we_ll and >101: igfilge (gold. im- SIGMA HON. of hl'ivMe rnperty nlonns \V‘I'JnNFI? Id Loam " m Syn-mu] MICHA EL BROS. HINGES, TH repuv 'l'ILLIF. M \XWELI Hue. Just ihn filing m maka your mince. moat will) Made to be volt} my 81.1.0 hr at ONE DbLLAR The Universal Food Cutter cuts all kinda of food and meat. raw or cooked. It has acutters, coarse, medium miflue. I: is self-elcaning and s.-1f sharpening. hr bnu ~akoeper can ‘21! ford m be wflhom RICHMOND HILL Richmond Hill HINGES. interest on an aiming, Toronto Ifiiii outbuildinns wt 0! 10: 2|. loan Y! OFFICF 'l‘lns is H‘ple HIV; 8. lookrrat that? S A moa‘ complete stock an out close 8 on prices. 66666666866666666! We put on sale ONE HUNDRED only hollow ground razors. John Pearce 62 Sons, of Shef~ field. England. well known makes‘ These raz- or: ware bought to sell for 75¢ each. but to low- »: our stock we will sell onlv 100 at l‘WENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH. Sheflield Razors, 250. each. It's a bargain; get one before they are a‘l sold. samaaaasmmaaaessa ! Window Glass. ’nght_a.n.d gt_r_ong. jusl the one you want. All the best patterns we sell for 75¢. each. HAY KNIVES, 750 each. MW P. G. SRVfafiE We make Insurance our Business. Claims-promptly paid and business strictly attended to. London Guarantee & Accident The Registry Co. of N01 WESTERN FIRE INSURANCE CO MERCAVTILE - NORWICH UNION IMPERIAL On the Unconditional Accumulative Plan contains but one conditionâ€"Pay the premium. Extended and (flash Value on every policy. Rates and full information Will be sent in Pamphlets on application to l). G. Savage, District Agent. Also Agent for the following Fire Insnmnce Companies: WE GO ~:‘ ,mu-u POULTRY CRATES. arm It costs a. little more. but it's worbh a. grant dead more than the many in- terior oils which are on the market. 15 burns longer, gives a. brighter light.doea not smoke fihe chimney and is positively odorless. Try it and you'll have none usher than 601- den nghc. Golden Light Oil MEDERATIUN LIFE flSSGCIATIUN Flll your cans withâ€" Grain, Root and Chafl‘ Baskets. You’ll find in our stock just such goods 58 you need in this way and :ighfly pricad. We are sole agents Horse Blankets $1.00 each Heavy Dutch .eru‘sev Horse Hunkets. bound. Inaped and strap- )ed, regular dol- .H‘ and a. qrarter ulue. We are suing them at y Co. of North America. Accident Companies. THE POLICY ISSUED BY W lock; and latches. We can supply your needs in this-um Not much now jusi now. but there's lot- coming. We have aspleudid assurtumnt of sleigh: ranging from NINETEEN CENTS each upwu‘ds. Sleighs for the Boys & Girls. Barn Door Locks and Bolts. V 4C0 square feet in n K roll, the right thing {or lining your stables. Nothing better lorlin- lug your chicken houses. Usually sold an 50¢ and 600 aroll. We make a. specialty 01 in M Forty Five cents a roll. A good, serviceable Axe. handled and readv for immediate use. for 750. You'll find our Axe values nubemable. An Axe Ready for Use, FM '; YORK MUTUAL my splnndk Glow-s. Mill that will SI pk‘aspd to 1 about them. G00. 5H0 Thk' Hr and sup; quality thaw \vh Real Qua! Bichmcenfi Hi1} RICHMOND HILL Tarred Paper 450 roll. A New Chair for 100. In your lantern toob- tain a. perfect ligbl. A good, serviceable lantern t r FURTY CENTS. Ourcoldblast lanterns, gnur ‘ncsei so give a. perfecalight in any wind. We seli at 65c each. Use LANTERNS UAL You on make an old chair with 3. won: out sent as good I» a new one with oua of out p tron.th ch air seats complete with nails, (or TEN . OENTB. Bringyour panel-n. Golden Light at 400 each Ronald QM Oil ‘ss. Blankets IVP Llw rare- h desil'vd by it is alwuyu We bind a com- Plcta as Bart. meat of bun door buns, ttvntinn tn ms, Chats, qnt prim-s \wmld he would he with yuu fl-EL‘LV