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\levv Advertisements. Cliangeâ€" J C AyI-r & LU L'onlr,’u~(}n.nndn (Thclnirnl Co . ‘. '(‘lianrzoâ€"Worlo's Dispensary Medical Annot n (‘liaugoâ€"W. A. Sanderson. Changeâ€"Atkinson dc swnwr I4‘or Sale â€"L‘.. M. Golin lieuquureâ€"lh' McGuhcv EM teal. _HiClI.\10.VD HILL. Janinu-y 23, 1903 LEVELS ABOVE LAKE ONTARIO ‘ We have frequently been asl-tcd about the levels from certain points on Yonge Street above Lake Ontario, and have heard various opinions cx- I pressed. The following extract, with the tabulated levels, will be interest- ing to many of our readers. It is an authentic record by a distinguished Professor of Trinity College, Toronto ; he was aivarded twenty pounds for his essay. I Extract from a pamphlet in the Ontario ijarliament Library entitled “Journal and Transactions of the “ Board of Agriculture of Upper “‘ Canada, October 1855.â€"Prize “County Agricultural Reports.â€" “Agricultural Report of the United "‘ Counties of York, Ontario and Feel, “April 15b, 1853, by H. Y. Hind, “ Esq., of Trinity College, Toronto.” Respecting'the level above the sea, and at certain points along Yongc Street above Lake Ontario, Mr. Hind says: “The ascent from Lal 0 Ontario to the utmost elevation of the Ridges on the line of the 10\\'( st level is “rather abrupt, and is attained 21 mil'esirom the City of Toronto in a direction due north. On the lines of the Ontario, Simcoe and Huron Railway the altitudes subjoiued are those for every two miles between Toronto and the level of Lake Siineoe ” : Level of Lake Ontario, 0 ft... or 234 ft. above the sea. Toronto. . . .... ..30 ft. 0 'o . E 4,-3- c t... O o ‘6 L. .â€"‘l ‘ ‘i 9’ c I’ z .8 r: E s ....-. a, E :2. 2 110 1 4 LED {l g IiTownship of York. 10 400 l 12 400 J Thornhill. : 14 400 , 16 460‘ l Richmond Hill. 18 570 iTownship of Vaughan. ' «2o .730 l . 202 770 J The Pinnacle, 1004 above sea 23 725 1 24 730 L M aehell’s C:moorsâ€"Aurora. 26 760 {Township of King. 28 650 J Muloek. ’30 600 ‘L 3‘3 561) Township '0? “’hitciiurch. 34 530 36 500 Tp. of East Gwillimbury. 490 ~ 40 475 l Lake Simcoe. 700 above sea. The Leader and Room ronto Junction in referring to the re- ccnt byeelections truthfully says. that all three seats were won by the Ross Government. That paper,how- over, endeavors to comfort itself by pointing out that “ there is almost sure to be another protest in North Grey, and the possibility that pro-i tests will also be entered in the two other constituenciesmeither side seems to gain any decided advantage.” Would’nt that kill you! Had the three bye-elections been won by lib-.1 Whitney, Bro. Fa-wcett would still he shouting victory, and he would say the advantage was very decided. , “ARTE D_â€"â€" A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLE- mcn or lady in each county to manam husinrss for an old established house 01’ solid financial standing. :3. straight. hone tide weeklysulury or $13.00 paid by check each Wednesday with all expenses dirat-Irum headquarters. Money ad- ganeed [or expenses. Mul‘ueer. $1.1 Caxton Bldg" Chicago. 826 _._â€"5. Maple The annual meeting of the “'est' York Farmer-5‘ Institute was held here on Monday. afternoon and evening. Interesting addresses, relating to farm work, were given by Miss I. M. Hunt- er of Toronto, _Mr. \V. A. Fraser of Bradford aiier. F. A. Sheppard of Queenston. A branch of the \Voman’s I ’Institute was formed in the afternoon with Miss J. Rumble as President. Mr. “l. J. Thorburn acted as chairs, “than. at the evening" . - Quite a uumlu-r from here attended “lo housi- warming: at .\lr..l.]'.. Kirby's lurln :Il Ti-slou. last Fliday ovrninc A sleigh load .'lf_\(lill‘.£: neoph- dun" over to Mr. Kurlz's home-at Nashville last l“li<lay evening, and hill :1 pleasant time. Mr. and Mrs. (i‘. Chadwick of Eglin- ion. \vori- visiting,r at Mr. J.L‘r.-:ddo i. pull:~ hf lust ‘Vt'ek. . Mr.B.Saigt-on of Edmonid i..\l.\V.T.. is visiting at his brother‘s, Mr. J. 'l‘. Saint-m). \l'l) “I have used A er’s Hair Vigor j for thirty years. t is elegant for _' ’ a hair dressing and for keeping the , hair from splitting atthe ends."â€"â€" _. J. A. Grue'nenfelder, Grantlork, lll. Hair-splitting splits , friendships. If the hair- ‘ splitting is done on your . own head, it loses friends .Q for you, for eyery hair of 1'- your head is a friend. ‘ Ayer’s Hair Vigor in .5 advance will prevent the . splitting. 1f the splitting g " has begun, it will stop it. 3‘. 51.00 a bottle. All dreggistn. f .7, firA‘JZ‘.‘ gym. L :2 i f: l x i J. » ., If your druzfiist cannot su ply you, ; send us one (lol or and we wil express * you a bottle. Be sure and I ive the name ‘4 of your nearest ex rose 0 me. Address, .. J. C. A! FR C0. Lowell, Mass. :‘ ‘fiflfififiwfifififfififl MASH: Cough Syrup for Coughs and Colds. Bronchitis. Asthma, (’10., gives im- mediaterelief. It is composed of the best remedies in the market. Io-day for the treatment of coughs and colds. You ask. what is it, anyway? “'cll, I can tell you. Oil-fer CDUGH Remedies I‘don’t know what is their Composition, but this remedy of mine is composed of Fluid Extract of \Vhilo Pine, “7nd Cherry, Balm of Gilead Buds, Spike-hard, Blood Root and Syrup, beautifully mixed and nice to lake. It is prepared by me. and me. onlyâ€"\V. A. Sanderson, Richmond Hillâ€"and sold at 23'con‘ts per bottle, and called Magic Cough SYRUP its; sswmrmnemm tee lil§_li_i§l'lt§ ti. The sixty-second annual meeting of the Gore Fire Insurance Co. was held vat Gull, on the 28th of January, 1901. The total income from all sources was $131,92@.(iil and the disbursements amounted to $11)U.618,33 leaving $31,- 2'9.92 as the balance. to the credit of the year's transactions. Out of this the directors have decided to make a refund of 2.0 per Cent. on all monirs re- ceived from the members of the Com- pa'hy. The total aficis‘ofitho company amount to $433,823.11 of which $235.- liiildl are in cash or cash items. The total liabilities amount to $58,089.20 leaving a balance of assets over all liabilities of $375,813.91. Reserve for rel-insurance and other liabilities $59.009.L‘.O. Total assets available ’to pay losses $133.63.] 1 . The amount of insurance in force was {515.677.927.00 The G ore is an up-to-dato HomeCom- pany and is noted for its broad policies and iiber‘a-i'settleuu-uts. Call, write or phone J. T. Saigeon, Maple P. 0., il' needing insurance. - Explaining the form of policy issued by the Gore costs nothing. RICHnoiii) HILL SKATING- RENE The above rind: will be open for ing during the season on WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Evenings of each week fiom 7.30 to 10 o’clock. all kill.- i FIRST-CLASS BANDâ€" ON SATUR- ‘DA’Y EVENINGS. FOR HOCKEY PURPOSES Monday and Thursday.‘7.30 to 9."0 Monday afternoon, 4 to 6. FOR CURLING Tuesday and Friday evenings and when not otherwrse In use. Admission. Adults, 10 cents; Chil- dren 5 eenls. Season tickets. Single, $1.25: Double, $2.00; Famin $3.00. I, TV. (ERROR-NW. Pres. EA REt'lARKfltE sroz’ivfiz. | l l l A Disffiovory or mu Almost (for. rain (anl' for islwaamuusm anal Kindred Disenu s5. Anumgst tho groan-st discovrries of the “go of relief of human sum-r5- iug. Perhaps nom- take so high a. place as Dr. (‘larko‘s liirllo lied l’ills. The formula from which these pills are mad.- “as thr- rosult of many your-sol'stlltly and ovaI-imoni. it is with the greatest coulidi-nn-olln-i "fol-o. that the proprietors plm‘e' thesi- pills on the market. :iudso salisliod are they that they \‘.'lil prove a lllt‘.~\lllg to suf- l't-riug hum-mily. lllal they make the followng oll'o-r: To any are u ho is a Subject of l'llt'lllll:ltl‘<lll (no matter how long standinle or any blood dis :so, as enumerate-d llt'lHR’. and will give lir. Clark‘s Little wonderful Rod l‘ills a fair and impartial trial and do not iind a perfect cure. We will no. fund the mmon paid for the pills. If on snluiantial improvement is obsm v~ ('d, we will in addition pay $10 in cash on satisfactory evidence being suppli- ed us: in this (’il'vt‘f. “'0 have yoi tokuownf :lsiuglo case \VlN‘l'!‘ these wonderful pills have not 'H'i'll almost entirely successful in all. footing a cure. CANADA (“HEMP CAL ('0. 1)(‘tPl'lll'l'(lllgl},()llt. Dr. Clarke’s Little Rod l’ills are a. certain euro for rheumatism, asthma. paralysis, catal'l'h. eczema. coughs. backache, indigost'on, stomach and liver lroublvs. female complaints, even when the diseases have been standing for many years. Price 50 cents per box. Fol-sale by W. A. Sanderson. lung‘gist. Dr. Clark‘s Sure Cure for Catarrh, and Dr. Clarle Sure (‘ure for Eczema s-une price. 810.00 will be paid for any (“use they Will not cure. For. seamen A Thorougbluei‘l Improved York- shire \\'ll:t{‘ Boar. H. H. HOPPER, 264?. Richmond Hill. cums»: maxi-“Em s. ForvBiil . 5 ' ‘ 4 . I . " ‘ 7,“, MZE 991,-, 357.352,, g53,-.2m.fggm;-gM1-_as.mmgQW;muézg§esxgx'b&ffmsfi.tape. ~ .-‘ ,. - ' nt‘; § . u' ildkigfi *%1‘ *N« 'W 6.1m , .7 v, also? interns a: n. " your merit.” metro Cflmffse‘ss are sire: peasant}: of ail-slim W t makes ligh‘ the labors of washing. Turns wash day into play day. Better than any Soap #3937 more anoncmknflo Made only by T352. N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago. New Ycrk. Boston. St. Louis. Montreal- “ "e’ ewflisfig. «in»? r? A TWT/w Lith office“ a E- l? I grg Sale 15 a most reliable store to tradea‘rt; We have a reputation for rightness of price, quality and/ . square dealing. Your money back if you want it. 3 '. Chaff Large. light and strong. lrdinn movie, ‘ 3 01151101 size, > tt-eliest bas- ket for the purpose. priced at Seventy Five _ 1 cents Shoefiy Rocking horses Thirty-enema lees 3!} enlv ma”... .. . specially cl: tui 1' )1‘ v. r) young ( l-lllirL'Ll. 1 “hell; 5"f\‘, sun tautiali} linllr).l'llllrix:‘li true rd) nature. “gala: .‘El .iz- H-i rial to (Clout thry-go at S‘xty-Kine Cents. ; - 1 . ' x - err-sesame Snow Snuvels Snow hinv (ls. urge m~n.lnu.le l f-‘oma h avy gun-4n (if 1 rolled steel.- Well bundled, \v.‘uli good (-har limln r. “‘9 “WW” twenty-Five tents A' Thermometer is a Necessity Md.” “- . 1.1 {nan 3 and lus u it. W146 I.” '14: Without om. “LN'I: “‘6‘ se'l a goon rename one to: vlh‘llt‘rca (} . 3.; A Lantern For Ten Beats Loss 'l'hn LITTLE nous lantern burns coal oil. or non:- in appear. an '3. and "try rnnvuniout. is A err.- great {.Lvonte with the chil- dren. lit-a, so“. for '3 w, our price Fi Gent-s. i a SLEii‘E‘i 3311.8. 1 E A. splnndid assortment. ranged upwards in [‘l'lCu Ironl TEN BEETS. . P "The Bus .â€" '3- 5; . (.3 r? “â€" T '-' c, .31. .91} .u .t “TWV‘Fé‘éâ€"iiflniu '1 Baskets " 633§ane . We have a big steel; of skates ou 'dmi an| to llLlithy clear them out weluve CUT I‘RlCES, reger llese of cost. It's a. splendid chance to secure an exceptional bargainâ€" Skales Ten Cents a Pair Less i Hockey Skates Fifteen Cents Pair 487 pairs No 5 quality steel Fla'ifux spring LESS i" Dam"??- “5 “latent-0d-rrsumsmd mm“ M l 200 pairs of l'lockr-v Skates. steel runners. in 453- pair. Sl’emm ‘0 “MIR mâ€"‘J S 7‘0 “3 SEUUR ‘0“ I 522 a 11 and 11, regular good value at 4 ‘c. Fpe- L1 Thir1y.Fiye Cents clul to c ear tho'.‘ :10 (zomp'ctc with Screws at q , A ‘ ' Twenty~Fivo Cents Pair ‘3 Skates Fifteenfients a Pair Less q . . - .. ~ - N“. 22 Hockey Skate= steel runnrrs, sizaa . '7 32.9 punsan.9qualltystoel, same prtto‘n as _ .‘ .' {u ,. . “how. “any nit.ka waged. regum. an, d “We to 11.11.5631] Emmi-.5. Jot be... special to c.ea.r. F at 75c paintpecial to clear any size in sheep. for i comp ‘-‘ ‘ V” 1 5”““3' ’F ‘ Sixty (.‘ontso Thirty-Five Cents Psir i _ lanes Fifty cents Less - flickel-pl-tg'fi :loclg'y sags. lien. 75c pnir. r. ’/A - 198 pairs No. 10. quality. the very highest Ix '7 n,“ a 5 ,n ...~uda steel. handsomely nickel pleted.regular Lam-es. flock“. Ekafeg‘ wry highly nick“) L 21 25 valueâ€" seven£y_Five cents plated, regular .1-1. F‘p(:='ihl Moles? highiy-Five Cents Skate Repairs full line (‘1 Skate Ktraps, Wrenches. l inl's. 1mm. Bolte. Nuts and Skate Parts in stocks!) at close out prices. We also carrv ir. stor‘éz the toll :winc Skates, all marked at our noted close claim!» 5‘»? fill'“ Hun Baker's Tube.Mullcr'sDominion, urn-1's Beauty, etc. aclear-out in fieys’é‘ieighs um hi-‘lmrma‘.umv;r;.,i - r" leer our in fiiris Sleigas We want to clear at the balance I our Flock of 1'1l'ib'5ll'lflllQ. Thorn \\'l l 1).: no question if our vint- doinum “itn nose Mancini .'lj‘J(‘Sâ€"- we have a larger mrnfimr of Ti \ya' Siolghs en hen-l than we should have. and in make a m, “mug 311.0 CM. quick elem-ares we cut the mic-.5 ns'x'ollows: 1.9,5'50"‘fw " ' " ‘ "1'5 *Boys‘ No.1 leigh. reg Bile. for ............. 120 Girls' Opzn Wanner Fl: )1. Hon)“ m styie‘t‘o up”. No.3 Heigh "g 25c for I u 190 How. only large) Silo, ie-g. 7.36. for... . . Bo v d v. t c . 1 35C Children's- Upon Runner i'lriplis, exactly some ) H: m or oah'er' “g §‘°' or ‘ ’ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' r as r'uE, with wrong, (10.1 fortune Size. rrgu‘ar LOYS 31‘0" COR-"fer. reg. 6-». form... 4-20 Girln‘ wpv n honour .' luigh s 41.4snwv-WHMHI'MO"it'lifflsucamvm 7:.c. f)! 51ml Biyn'ltaeerCoasterJog 75c,for . . . . . . . . . . 550 L - s . A tan sesame. A NFL 33-13?“ 1' 1 . p - , " ‘ ’ ii.lt‘.‘?33.§.°”3 . mad, Milt-tut] woollen itts, with a. -u.rm fleece lin- g male to be .oH for 35¢ [)B-u’. r' vie swm-iahy \\ ' - . - W I - . . price the... mi .‘v A 1 r. A La.) CENTS. ‘3 W!” sen ‘0 only 22 Palm?" “inning 311495. with 100 rounds of ammunition for A eliar ninety-eight ~ We can; :1. most ooniplotc stock 01 Guns, Rifles an Revolvers the your rmnd. Do Your Own Repairing hf.) I316 only Cphblers'Outr s ts. containing one stand, three d fluent sized lasts. a shoe hammer. shoe knife. peggirg mini and sew- ing owls. with neces- sary up] paints 3nd .vrme .l. ’0 cut- .be out-fit to “be Fortynlilne Gents *2 .LNHIXFIVVI- swoâ€" Cut Priced Cartridges. cartridges and cut the prices to the lowest pnFSihle fiaure. 11 To is how we n ll 01195.15ch 95 f tevens. 38c box 22 short, lay: box 34 slim-2270 box 93 long, 18c box 3-1 l0ng,3‘_’c box 2:! long, rifle. flue a box :48 short. 40r- box ‘E Winchester. 35: box 33 long. 500 box .nvmmwestern-1:3 We mate a a) 5: LONG )D save you We stock a most complete line of pistol and specialty of money on cartridg a. rifle cartridge. sil Hardware Co. 791'- F‘ {BF QE‘ITQ. ' k A' as 45A . w...