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W_.__lj_E}/V!SQN, Senior part lâ€"Dnumas Rfiklm-fard. Eulu-l Guld well, David Ilislnp. Howard Ness. Seuim- pm t irwâ€"Maqggit; Cu;\'ie. Juniur pal-t IIâ€"Huwld Richurds, ld-l Barker. Junior part Iâ€"Cielland Elias Elliott. Irene fianiel: Barker. Junior IVâ€"Ednn Clements. Nollie Barker, Hannah Hislop, Nellie Cowie. Senior IIIâ€"Annie Richards. Louis Eiliott. Junior IIIâ€"Maggie Hislop, Freeman Barker. Gertie Bond. LuL-Jlat Johnson. Junior IIâ€"Haruld Ruthurfurd. Charles Homer. Hurvie Nl'sh‘. Report. of Headfm-d P. S. for Dec- ember. ‘ Senior IVâ€"Mary Henrieks. Alba. Henricks. .199 Elliott, Maud Helmkzw. On the from: page of THE LIBERAL this week may be seen Mr. Arch. Campbell‘s address to the electons of West York. This address covers many questions and should be care- fuily read by the electors before they Cast their votes. The world last Saturday contain- ed an article in which it was pointed out that since the death of Sir John Maedonald the Conservative party th no one to cheer for. The World referred to the Conservative leaders: s “a clique of ineompetents working by underhand methods, doing their little utmost to prevent anyone com- ing forward that the Conservatives could cheer for.” This is hard on Mr. Whitney, Sir Charles Tupper, Mr. Borden and other leaders. It is certainly noticeable that the Liberals of the Dominion and this province are always proud to refer to their leaders, Sir Wilfred Laurier and Hon. G. W. Ross, whereas for the Conserva- tives to raise any enthusiasm it is necessary for them to speak of the late Sir John Macdonald. THE LIBERAL is not prepared to point to any particular section in the Statutes governing the case, but our plan would be to have it unlerstood that part of the duties of our Village Inspectorâ€"who is County Censtable is â€"to be present at places where there is likely to be trouble. Should an individual not the rowdy or make himself a nuisance at an entertain- ment or public meeting we would have the constable remove him at once. Then if the party removed eels he has a grievance let him seek hr justice. A few dollars as a test case would be money well spent. ‘ This, in our opinion, would be better than to admit that the Reeve and Council have no power to maintain good order within the limits of our village. We have great faith in tie ‘ adage, “Where there's a will there's a 1 way.” At the nomination meeting in the Council Chamber on Monday, it was pointed out and freely admitted by thoae present that several cases of rowdyism had taken place in the *~ village during the past few months, "but that the perpetrators had escaped punishment. It was also shown that disgraceful conduct had been indulg- ed in at public entertainments in the hall. While this disgraceful conduct was deplored by all those who spoke ‘ 0n the question it seemed to be the general opinion that the Council had no power to deal with the matter. RICHMOND HXLL. January 2. 1902 HOUSE PA INTER film: fiihcml. Changeâ€" Imperial Oil Co. New Advâ€"J C Ayer & Cb Notice to Creditorsâ€"Cook & Johnston =CbafigaéVV'. H. Shaw. A WAY SHOULD BE FOUND. New Advertisements. Heaaf 011d â€"-C.Jelland 7 Caldwell. Emma. The iu'cggrietor of Surmyside Herd afi‘ Rota-8&8 {lame and Breeder of Inn SH A cmufortuhle brick-clad house, 10 roams, with furnace and every modern cnnvenivncv. Good gul‘de-n. fl‘llittl't-‘Ps and unv more of land. AISU six ucrw of farm land in gvud almighty-n. Apply In :N-tf Also one o! the best grades 0! Portland Cemon mmle,1or sale at $3 per [1171 Twenty cent-a per bbl. refunded for empty sacks. ’lel be at me station cu attend to oustnmex's‘on Wednesday 0‘! ezmh week during August; Wednesday and Thursday 01 each m ek during Sept..0cc. and Nov.; and on Wednesday 01' each week during the rest of fibe emu snusnu. Coaldolivened to Richmond H-ll and Thom!!!” on the shortest notion. Term! cnzkz nu dulivery. Nu order will be conâ€" sidered binding until [100:3de by us in writing August 1,1901. 6m For $333 or in Run w.Ijfi .. BEST SOFT COAL GOAL SEAS-gVNIDF 137314902. WEDNESDAY, Jau'vSâ€"Aucmon aale of h<~usennld Iurmcure.vehiclesJowl, am. at. Unmu 'le Ste-1m Mills the Novelty of Geo Hun-mgâ€" tun. sweat 1. Ten-Is cash. Euxm-ut and Prentice. nuctinneers. SATURDAY. Jun'y 11â€"Auctiou £356 of homo. vehicles, furuxture. etc" at. V'mmrm Square, the properly 0! S. M. b‘rnwn. Suie M 1.3:) Terms 9 months. N. E. Smith, aunt. WEhNErnAY Jun. ZZâ€"Crmlin mm at farm shook. implements em. lot 51, m, mu. Vaughn.“ (1 miles north uf Riuhmnxzul Hii .) nu Yum}: S). the prnperxy of \V; M-pmtson & 8.41. Nu m- snrva Sale at 12 o'clock. ‘l'eumtl n‘vmhr. Suigeon & McEweu auctioneers. Dr. Ulzu'k‘s Sure Cure for Cutun-h, and Dr. Clark's Sure Cure for Evzuum same price. $10.00 will be paid fur any case they will not cure. Dr. Clarke’s Little Rod Pills are a certain cure for l'heunmtisln, asthma, analysis, cumin-h, (\cze-um. coughs, Backuche. indigestion, stmunch and liver troubles, female culllplaints, even when the diseases have been standing for many years. Price 50 cents per box. Fur sale by \V. A. Sanderson, Diluggist. SUNNYSTDE FARM “’9 have yet tuknnw of a single case where these Wonderful pills lune nut been almost entirely successful in af- fecting a. cure. CANADA CHEMI- CAL ()0. Peterlwruugh. Out. Amongst the greatest, (llsmn‘l‘l‘ivg of the age at relief of human suffer- ing. Perhaps none Lake 8” hiin a lace as Dr. Clarke's Lillie Red l‘llis. I‘he formula from which Lhcse pills are made was the result of many yearsuf study and experiment. lLis with the grracusl confidence thviefm-o. that the prnpi-ietm-s place thvsv pills ("I the market, and so salislii-(l am- thy that, they will prove a blessing to suf- fering humanity, that, they make the folluwing offer: To any ul‘l‘ \vhu is a subject of rhirunmtisni (nu matter how long standing) or any blood disease, as enumerated lwlmv, and will ive Dr. Clark’s wnndei-ful Little Red ills a fair and impartial Ll'lul and do not find a perfect cure, we will re- fuud the money paid fur the pills. If no substantial improvement is nhseivâ€" ed, we will in addition pay $10 in cash on satisfactory evidence being suppli- ed us tn this effect. H. WINGEE 8c SON BEST HARD COAL Ifiit h‘JIOBd Iii]! For threshing and other nteam purposm m. 25 cents per cm... at. A Discow-ry ol ml Ann-NI 4 1-1" lain Curd! for ifilla‘llillalisdl and Kindrvd Dim-ages. A REMARKABLE SlUn: THOBfiHiLL STATION. GGAL For household purposes. Sale Regisner. W. T. STOREY. Richnmnd Hill (hm ville P I am prepared to do qully Washincs. Gents' and Ladies’ fine linen a specialty. Work gum- mteed and patronage solicited. 25-“ TILLIE M AXWELI LIBERAL OFFICE. THE SUN Life Assurance Co. OF CANADA Assures on all the mndem plans, and is one o the must Drnsperoua and progressive companies in existence. Premiums )ow, policies unconditionul and > nonfm-feitnbh Take a policy with the district agent, FroéhnI-l 'fmnn “finding, Tomm Or at Rwhmuud Hill on Suturdrvvs. AIngeamountofmlvutafunds to loan 0: improved (arm property. Five pm- crnt. in terest. Easy terms for repavmam. No com mission churned onlmms. Apply to A. G. F. 1.3 \VMENCE, SLEIGK BELLS gfiggg'gygyggrf; need “mm. This is just a reminder noun! vou'll know when“ no for the best value in them. A large brick house and mum outbuilding with twe‘ve acres nf laud,being pnrt 01 ml 21, cou.3. Vaughan. In the filings of Mupie. '1 'IIS is I very dPsirnlnle prn any on which is I flowin well. Win be sold c ea”. A MONEY! MONEY! “(may to lmtn at 5 noryeuc. interest on first mortgage Iurm property. Enqmrc at. The Universal Food (June: on“ .1: kinds of food md men. nw or cooked. It has 3 nuns”, con-no, mediummdnue. II in sell-elelning 3nd sulf-Ihorpeninz. h’n hou‘ckbe :- on it ford to without nae. Just the Ihiug $0 make our mince- meu wit Mndo to . be sold (or 81.50. h. “e “1“” “gm Ipeoxu u on DOLLAR .. x (“A liichnlond Iiill T. F. McMAHON. (.‘(mL hard and swft, Hm-dwnnd and Slabs. Dclh ned nu shun-lest unlicc. G fiFarmers’ Hardware Money to Loan FOOD CUTTERS, $1.25 ‘Li'hresher’s Coal LAUNDRY FOR SALE a’ t! MICHAEL BROS. THE LIIWZBA L OFFIC] DONALD WATSON. Mtple‘ RICHMOND H1 LL Richmond Hill. Bava:look u magi. Wo put on 51.10 ONE EUNDBIDodlhoHo' around razors. John fawn & Soul, of Shel- field. England. well known nukes. These ru- orl were bought to suitor !59 etch} In“ to low- Sheffield Razors, 250. each. at our stool; w; Viillrw-‘ifi ribbqgl I‘VVENTY-Flvn CENTS ELC . It's a. bargain: get one belére may are s‘l Ioid. All the be“ "News we so.“ for 15¢. each. Lighl‘nnd gig-pug. jun tho one you mt. HAY KNIVES, 750 each. P. G. SAVAGE, - Richmond Hill. London Guarantee & Accident Co. The Registry Co. of North America. We make Insurance our Business. Claims promptly paid and business strictly attended to. 09003999030300.0000”; Window Glass. A man template stock 3.! our close eul priccs. woeeeeeeeecc-eeeceeeee WESTERN FIRE INSURANCE CO. MERCAVTILE NORWICH UNION IMPERIAL On the Unconditional Accumulative Plan contains bnt one conditionâ€"Pay the premium. 1:.xtcnded and Lash Value on every policy. Rates and lull infoi'mauon will be sent in Pamphlets on application to l’. (3. Savage, District Agent. Also Agent for the following Fire Insurance Companies: THE CUNFEI POULTRY CRATES. II can I lmle mars. bu. WI worth 3 gr». (19;! mon mu: we may 1n- lerior one which no on Ibo mu-koh. It burns longer. sin- n brighter light. doeo not Imoko the chimney lad is posi‘ivol odorless. Tryi‘und you'l have none other Ihtn Gol- den Light. F111 Yourcum will:â€" Golden Light on You'll find in our nook Jun such I u you need in 1: il mud ughuy'pnoed‘ " I Grain, Root and Chat! Baskets. We are 3010 tan-h. Horse Blankets $1.00 each Heavy Dutch 1" earsev Hone ilankets. bound. haped and um oed. regular do - at and a unnu- «aluo. o Are :elling them n Accident Companies. ERATIUN LIFE fiSSUClATIUN THE POLICY ISSL' 1-.D BY latches. We can supply your needs in mi: lino No. much snow just now, bm there‘s )qfi» coming. We have asplenuid usronumm oi sleigh: ranging from)! LN E’I'EEN CBN’lS encn upu'udl. Barn Door Locks and Bolts. Sleighs for the Boys & Girls. wuuc- nun nu- lng your chicken housegw‘figlfally sold an 50¢ sud 60c n roll. We make a. specmliy of (G u Forty Five cents a :01]. A A good. servicesbm Axe, handled and trunk {or immediate use. for 75¢. You‘ll find our Axe vnluea unbeatable. An Axe Ready for Use, 75c. YORK MUTUAL I want alw [01?!” ann- attuntinn to mv splv-mlid Muck nf Hulws. Chats, Gloves, Mitts, mu] Gauntlets at prices that will surprise you. I wuuld be pleusml to parsunally talk with you about them. The Htusw Gnods. Hill‘nl’SH. Blankets and supplies I handle have (I 8 name quality \vhivh is so much dvshed by thaw whn want tho host ; it. is always plvusnu? tn ufl’m- such gumls. j(?(). :ac’L-nnavmm 2736.211 Quality 2. SEC l)(>uald RICHMOND UUL. 400 square feet in a‘ roll. the right filling (or lining your stablei. Nothjug yenerjor lia- Tarred Paper 45!: roll. A New Chair for 100. in your lantern to ob- tain a perfeca ligh t. A good. servi-‘eable lantern f :- FORT‘Y CENTS. Ourcoldblass lanterns, gumF ‘nm‘el to give a. perfecHnght in any wind. We sell at. 65c each. Use LANTERNS at 40c each You cmmnke an old chair win) as worn ou‘ seat as good u anew one with one of our p tron“ chairsemsoom lr‘e with nailuJor EN, CENTH. bringyour pattern. Golden Light Oil