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Mr. W. F. Maclean, the Dominion member for South York, has donated the extra $1.000 indemnity to the Sick Children’s Hospital. The Hos- pital is a worthy institution, and donations can be utilized there to ad- vantage. Mr. Maclean shows by this act that he disapproves of the measure which raises the annual indemnity of all members of Parlia- ment from $1,500 to $2,500. People must give Mr. Maelean credit for acting conscientiously in the above matter. If he wlshed to show his disapproval of the Act, however, he could have done it more effectively by speaking out boldly from the floor of the House. The list of accidents published in the newapapers day after day is ap- palling. It is generally thought that Americans across the line are more reckless of life than are Canadians, but, unfin'tunately it would seem we are gaining on our neighbors in the way of reckless carelessness. Drown- ing accidents in canoes and small sail boats are tar too common. Re~ ports go to show that young men fre- Quently take chances not only with their own lives, but with the lives of those whom they should care for and protect. Those who are inclined to be venturesome should bear in mind that there is a. vast difference be- tween heroism and foolhardiness. The law providing,r for the punish- ment of those who adulterate foods is to be enforced rigidly, and parties found guilty will be dealt with as severely as the statutes allow. The Deputy Minister of Inland Revenue states that the tests will he continued and when a dealer is detected the punishment will be inflicted ‘11 every case in as severe a. manner as the nature of the offence calls for. Spices, maple syrup, maple sugar ind coffee are found to be more fre- quently adulterated than any other class of foodstufi's. but in many cases the adulteration does not always mean that harmful ingredients are used, but that the customer is cheat- ed hy the induction of cheaper com- modities. «my @119 giissrnl. The royal commission, under tle presidency of the Prince of Wales, appointed in April, 1903, to study the question of the importation of food in time of war and similar sub- jects has inst presented its report to the BritiSh parliament. The contents of the report have not yet been pub_ lished, but on the whole it is under- : ood they are re-assuring. The main report, which is concurred in by all the commissioners, concludes that there is no cause for apprehen- sion or uneasiness because it would be virtually impossible, noting the adequacy of the fleet, for the whole of the British coasts to be blockaded simultaneously. At the same time the commissioners do not discourage the experiment in the direction of the storage of grains for times of emergency. An important reserva- tion. almost equal to a minority re- port, signed by the Duke of Suther- land and some others of the com- missioners. points out that at certain seasons of the year there is only six weeks‘ reserve of grain stored in England, and strongly urges the im- portance of the adoption of a. nation- al system of grain storage. The above met. at THE LIBERAL 0H- ir‘e Monday evening, July 31. Members present. Messrs. W. H. Pur'sley. A. J. Hume. H. A. Nicholls, .x. f1. Brydou. T. F. McMahon. On motion Mr. Pugslev was appoint- ed chairman. pro teln. Mmu‘ms of last meeting read and adopted. An acmunbfmm Innes & Sons $3.29, fur 103 ft. lumber was on motion or- dered to be paid. RICHMOND Public Library Board. I‘IILL. August 3, 1905 A nine-mom house Superior fruit. A‘Qpl‘z 28 head of cattle, including Fresh Milk ans. Heifers, Steers. all in good condition. Brydunâ€"Hunwâ€" that, the Village Council be requested to make an as- sessuwnt‘ of $100 to meet the current, expenses of the Public Library uni Reading R00m.â€"Carried. McMahonâ€"Bxydunâ€"llmt the Bunk Committev be authorized in expend :1 sum not to exceed $550 fur library hunks, magazines aux-Carried. The Bmud udjuurned to meet at, tho For Sale or A reward of Ten Dollars will be giv- en by the trustees of U. S. S. No. 4, Markham and 21 Vaughan (Jefferson). forinfm-nmtion that: will lead to the conviction of any person or persons defacing. injuring 01- dpslrnying prop- erty about the said school or premises. call of Llw ch A gund general svrvant at tlw Dom- inion House at, once. MRS. D. STONG. A Red Bull, two years old, from 10 52, rear lst‘. cnn. Markham, near Elgil Mills. Suitable reward. H. F. Hopper. Richmond Hill. Nntice is hereby given that we will not be responsible for the payment of any accounts contracth by the Suh~ Contractors on the James Bay Rpm, unless such accounts are covered by an order from this office. The residence immediater south of High School, Richmond Hill. Apply to JAMES NEWTON, teacher preferred. tum if convemeut. Apply stating salzu y. experience, and enclosing testimonials to A. E. Williams, Elgin Mills3 D. H. Doner, Gormley ‘ I ‘W. H. Cnsgmve. Sec’y- (} Tulste" Ti'eas., Elgin Mills J 2-3 Auct1on Sale 01 Valuable Farm Pronerty in The Township of Markham. The Executors of the Estate of the late. Mary Cooke will olfer for sale by Public Auction, on \Ved- nesduy the 23rd day of August 1905, at the hour (If Bo‘clock in the after- noon, at Ireland’s Hotel, Victoria Square, by J. H. Prentice, Auctioneer, the VVestei ly 150 acres of Lot Number “24,” Concession “4,” Township of Markham. This farm is a. good clay loam soil, all capable of being cultivat- ed or pustured, is watered by a. living stream crossing the. same. also by two wells. There is a. first-class fruit or- chard upon the property, and the whole is well fenced. The buildings consist of a. good brick house, one barn 60x40, one barn 50x30, zunple stabling for horses and cows, and a. new pig pen with cement floor. It is situate. convenient to Postoflice, schools and churches, and is in every way a most desirable property tose- cure. The farm will be sold subject to an existing lease. which terminates on the 1st. of April 19m, and subject to a. reserve bid. NORTHERN CONSTRUCTION CO» 4-3 LIMITED, Don P. 0. Termsâ€"10% of the purchase money to he paid to the Vendors at the time of sale, the balance, with the exce - tion of $4000.00. to he paid within £0 days thereafter, and $4000.00 of the urchasemnuey to be secured by a, first mortgage over said premises, bearing interest at 5% per unuum,pay- able half-yearly. or the whole of the purchase money may be paid in cash at the option of lh_e purcha‘tser. Further particulars and conditions may be ascertained upon application to the Executm-s, or their solicitors, and will also be made known at time of sale. Dated this 25th day of July, 1905. THOMAS \V. KLINGK GEO. GEE } AUGUSTA MAY FIERHELLER 4-4 Executox-s and Executrix. Lindsey. Lawrence '& Wadsworth, 60 Victoria Street. Toronto, Solicitors for the Executors. Teacher Wanted For 8. S. No. 4 tf Notice to the Public. Gin W 2111mm FOR SALE REWARD For Sale Strayed. JOHN NAUGHTON. J. MUR PH Y. Sec‘y-Treas. , Markham. Male Personal applica- T. LA W, P. O. Bux 405, Richmond Hill. To Rent Elgin Mills. and large lot. [0 Elgin Mills. lot zin +++‘r+ +++++++ ++++++++ ’rvé-i- ~2- + .+ 7...??? W. A. Sandersnné *- DRUGGIST E ‘r + .g. + + 3‘: 4. ++++++++++++++H++++++H++ §The Largest, Best-Equippvd, Most! Modern, and Thorough Business l School in Caunda. \Ve help sever- al hundred young men and women into guod positiuns every year. I Just write that, postal, and you will l ++++++++++++++++++++++++&+ Steel Hag mans 350. per Foot. All kinds of Imple- ments Repaired. W. Mager, Prop. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ .. FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. n. I The undersigned begs to thank the public ior the gen- erous patronage accorded him Eeneral Blacksmith PATRONS I THE - LIBERAL new: regret it. mSulfimr-r town now on. Fall Term from Sept. 5th. Address ‘V. H. SHA‘V. Principal, Yunge 8; Gen-:u-d Stan, Toronto. Look after Our stock nf Pznis Green. Hello~ hot-e IUSFCt Powder. Bordeaux Mixture is cmnplete and guaran- teed Government Standard of purity. ONE SCHOOL One of the largest, and best commercial schools in the Dom- inion. All of our graduates are absnlutely sure of securing posi- tions. Strong: staff of teachers; modern courses; splendid equip- ment. Every student thorough- ly satisfied. \Vrite for our mag- nificent catalogue. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. g A, ELLIGTT I; ' ,v/ffzx/Mi/jfi Horse-shoeing a specialty Five sets Diamond Steel Harrows for sale. All kinds of Blacksulitbmg done. GEO. COWIE, so Pal-is Greon :md Bordo: Mixtme for Btht on Putz. toes and Tomatoes. And hopes for a continuance of the same. Subscribe tor TGR ETTO. GET. (Cor. Yonge mad Alexander Sts.) 'E() 111515 RICHMOND HILL. Made to order at TORONTO. your fruit trees and fines. illlX Fall Sure death to all bugs if you use our PURE PAWS GEEEN. Paints, oils, varnishes. Everything” in the harvest 111162-- Soythes, Bakes, Cradles, etc. All kinds of tinsmithmg promptly attended to. First-class work guar- anteed. all persons having claims against. the estate of the said Juhn A. Storey, who died on or about the let day of Au- gust, A. D. 1903,;11-9 required tn smid by post. prepaid, or deliver to the Nation- al Trust Company. Tm-ontn, Admin- istl-utm-s (If the estate 0f tht- said do- ceased, on 01' before the 13111 day Of August1905, their names and address- es and it full statement of the pmticuâ€" laws of their claims and the nutme of the security. if any. held by them. AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE Yorkshim Etask Feed. Makes all kinds of stock thrive. Spll‘nllifl for milk cows : int-eases the flow of milk. futtens calves and stall feeding cattle and hogs. Gives horses a sleek cont. futtens them, purifies th blond, CleuIISPS the legs and gives them it healthy appearance. This Stock Fund is manufactured by pructicalstnckmen, midis gunmntwd to give quicki-r, hettm' and more permanent ré‘sults than :my other Stock fund, 01- money refunded. If yuu have been disappointed in (2thur srwcnllt’d Stock Fonds. get a. sample of “YORKSHIRE STOCK FOOD’ and the results will convince you that. it is pro IN THE ESTATE of John A.St0rey, late of tho City of Lowell, in thv State of Massachusatts. Esqgimtdec‘tjused. 1r\nâ€" mfi’fi'fifififfio ‘R. o. 1597. NOTICE ls HEREBY (unexmm Yorkshire Gang}: and Heme fiure that after the list mentioned date the Administiators will proceed to dis- tribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have received notice. and that, they will not be liable for any assets or any part then-of to any person or persons of whose claims they shall not then have received notice. WILLIAM COOK. 33 Richmond St. W., Toronto. soliciior for the Ad- ministrators. the National Trust Company. Limited, 2-4 King St. E., Toronto. Administrator’s Notice to Greditars Metfifiiblitan Late ' Car Service. On each Saturday. until further notice, a, late car will leave Toronto at 11.00 p. m. for Newman-ken and inter- mediate points. On each Monday an early car will leave Newmai-ket at 6.15 11. II). for Toronto and intm‘med- iate points. arriving in Toronto at 7.45 a. m. Passengers on the Metro- politan division should make 3. none of this late and early car, and the company would be pleased to receive any suggestions that. would be for the benefit'of its patrons. CHAS. L. wigscm finial-“$100k food in the marks-t. “iculturnl Drugg‘ist‘s. Opp. (Ilyde Hotel Traflic Managar. £3 Sm. "TORONTO mm. m â€" duy ()f uldrr-ss- Vaughan Council. 1‘ Stock fund: or money refunded. If you ‘r sn-cnlled Stuck Foods, get a sample of 1nd the results will convince you that. it is RICHMOND HILL MSW -= WET. RICHMOND HIL _ON._ THURSDAY, OCT. 5. Township of Vaughan, part of lot 13, concession 4, 150 acres more or less. 0n which is eroctt‘d a. substantial brick dwelling and a large new bank lmrn. About 10 acres of bush; well watered by a living stream; desirable for stock purposes; convenient to schools and churches. For pm-ticulats apply to A. S. RUS- SEF, ESQ. Can-ville P. 0., GEQEGE The Next Sitting , N0. 3, Countyc in the C HIGH, ESQJfMapxu, or Lindsey Lawrence & \Vadsworth, Solicitors, Home Life Building, Toronto. Special Rates on the Metropoli- tan Division for Toronto Civic Holiday. __ Tickets Will be walked at single fare for return trip, good going August 5th and 7th and return up to and includ- ing August 8th. We trust many of our patrons will take advantage of the cheap rate to visit Toronto on in: Civic Holidayti" ‘ N -â€" n..- NA‘Y TUESDAY, AUG. 8, 1995 Ei‘arm For Sale pality ( the Cummencinq at, 10 a. m T. F. MCMAHON ingot :hé Council of the Mnnici ‘f Vulglum will be held In Town Hull. Venom. on CHAS; L. a: 1P .m of Division Com-tier rt‘ York. will be held om‘t Room. J. B. MACLEAN, Clerk ‘ L. WILSON. Traffic Manager. HILL CLERK 1905