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$1 per annum, in advance.] ., ""7. “ Elle 33mm ISPUBLISHEI)EVSI’.Y .IIE'URSDAY MORNING AT THE 3mm. iiiliock, Lee, Milliken & Clark Barristers, Solicitors. Etc. LIBERAL PRINTING & PUBLISHING HOUSE DOMINION BANK CHAMBERS RICHMOND HILL.0NT. S. \V. Corner Kingr & Yonge Streets. r . F . Me M A H o N. ,1, TWO-"T0- rivnie and Trth Funds to loan at Enz'tos it Psormsron. lowest current rates. Damien. Dunn & Boultbee Barristers, Solictors, Etc. NATIONAL. TRUST CHAMBERS ~â€"‘ 20 KING ST. E. TORONTO. Canada. k TDR. s. J. BOYD. M. B. M. R. U. 8.: L. R. C. P.. Eng. (Successors To DR. DEAN) Riclnnond Iâ€"Iill \Vill occupy his predecessor‘s office and Plum" Main 311- h‘ prepared to do general practice and #e 7 .- also to treat eye, cur. nose and throat d menses. BUSINESS CARDS. ll an Emit. FRANK DENTON. K. C. HERBERT L. DUNN W. MULocK BOL‘L’I‘HEF J. M. LAING Barrister, Solicitor. Etc, Richmond Hill Oflice, south-east cor- her of Lorne Bldg., every Thursday afternoon. 03â€": H. WV.â€" ANDEliéON, Toronto Oflice, 36 Toronto street. l)entist, Moxnv T0 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. Cor. Carlton and Yonge Sts , ~>~â€"~ _ Toronto e s Iiindsey.K c A G G F Lawrence W Ridout Wadsworth Lindsey. Lawrence 2; W adsworth. Barristers,Solicitors. Notaries, 8.1. Home Life Building (formerly Free hold Loan Bldg.), 003'. Adelaide & Victoria. Sts.. Toronto. WILLIAM COOK Will be in Richmond Hill on VVej. Phone minzsei nesday of each week. Oflice, next door north of Stand- ard Bunk. 0330c Hoursâ€"8 30 a. m. to 5 p. m. by. E. J. “foods DENTIST, Francis Block, THORNIIILL, Ont. Omce hours: Tuesdays. 8â€"12 3.. 111.; l -8 p. m. BARRXSTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY. ETC. Toronto Office. 450 CHURCH ST. Toronto Office. 33 Richmond St. N \Vest. \Vesley Buildings. â€"‘ Richmond Hill Uflice, Standard Bank Building, every Saturday after- norm. alderman; Mn ple, Th u rsdny afternoon. Bl Money to loan at Five Per Cent (57;). VETERINARY SURGEON, & 'Fhoruhill. ’ Barristers and solicitors. Mouev to loan onlsud sudohstcel mortgagesst Cells by. telephone from Richmond Hill charged to me. lowest rates Auroraoflice-nemoved to the old post oflma one door west of the entrance to t‘ Ontario Bank “a Newmarkel officeâ€"Three doors south of the ‘ _ p in orlire J H b N D N T HEBBERTLENNOX 6 31V MORGAN I I I Aurora. VETERINARY SURGEON I “mm” RLCHMOND HILL JAS. NE\VTON “us by (fly and night promptly at ISSUERIMARRIAGE LICENSES; tended to. E14(}IN 311141485 MI TE Eâ€"Fi’. .. , ' . 7 \ r 32:“.13‘21‘;Eiiii‘ilfiiii.é’.‘:”:€‘:i:.‘:‘.f:m. N 0 1 A RY PUBLIC. rates Keudeucs Uuiouville OOMHXBSXOEKBIH T!!! G R Gaubllug. Newton Breakageul {or the “mm HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE,&c. ,hmm Jr. Hesse; Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Mano Weston ' Salgcon a: .‘llcEweu . EFEHMOX‘D “ILL POST OFFICE. J. Ii. E’- entice. Licensed Alumnueur for the County of Yo I; H. A. NICHOLLS NOTARY PUBLTC Commissioner. Conveyancer, etc. Insurance: Fire and Life. Riglmmonc. Iâ€"Iill J. EDWARD FRANCIS NOTARY PUBLIC COMMISSIONER, CONVEYANCER. ETC. AGENCY ROYAL AND BRITISH AMERICA ASS. COS. REAL ESTATE. ETC. H {LRNH it #1:." i SINGER I A _ _. . . l WRIGHT BROS. Underlakers a Eulbalmers. Repairing (\Inll kinds. Send 3- [30$t & card ul more. . . Organs rlvnm-d .‘lllll tuned. f A large stork of Funeral Furnishings Mason & llisrh l’iunos. E kept at both places. Licensed .1 uctioneers {or the County of York. I; Liesuceudedtoon shurtesluoticenud a. red loosble rates Patronage solicited D. G. BLOUGH. License A'Ictioueel to: :heGounty oI Yor re» Iossthlly soucms your patrouuue and friendly Influence sales attended on the sLortest notice sad at reusonnbe rates. P. 0. address King i â€":~’A;:«:.v;- this». ~I'"«;7_;;«- w, :5 'ew, ‘~~3vv~ F. J. PETHICK, AGENT RICHMOND HILL, - ONT. Ripaus Tabules cure dlz-zincss. RJDans stules: at drugglsts. “ In Essentialc, Unity; RIC HMOND H ILL, ONT. - lto ” (‘ohnlt” and that local- King Gounod. The above Council met on Monday. Jun. 14. at Harris Hotel. Sclmmbcrg. The members hnving made and sub- I scribed the declaration of office [answered to their nature in the follow- ing orderzâ€" Reeve, T. II. Ledge; Deputyâ€"Reeve. Alex. McMm-uhv : Councillors. John Burns, 11. J. Dcumn and It. W. Phillips. ceived and read after which the Council went into committee of the, whole on bills and accounts. Mr. McMm-chy in the chair when the fol- ‘ lowing bills were pusscd und ordered . , Bond Head. , Joseph Billings. months snl:uy.$ 33 33 5 lo he paid :â€" C. A. Davis. opening gravel pit etc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 625 Enoch Seatnn. 40 yds gravel ... 4 00 J. T. Hutchinson, damage to buggy. . . . . . .. . '00 Simeon Lemon. repairs to cul- vert. con. 7. lot 31 . . . . . . . . . 7 Floyd Barry, road work . .. . 8 00 Albion Twp. rond work on townline King and Albion . .. 19 43 Geo. BalemerI-puirsloculvmt I (ll) ‘ C. A. Davis. 132 vds. gravel . .. 13 20 Robt. Gellnlly, 5 yds. gran-l . .. 50 Dr. Dillano, examining Mr. Hanley‘s mental conditon . . .. 5 60 Morley Proctor, lumber Mud posts. 41 75 Isaac llollingsheud, repahs to road pick . . .. . J. W. Kueeshaw. road work 2 25 Milton Terry, digging . . . . . . . . . 2 00 Burnsâ€"Dvnconâ€"Thut AD in Burliug be paid $90.0” re damage to more huv~ l her leg broken owing to defective culvert. in full If all cluims. Deuconâ€"Burnsâ€"Thnt \Vm. Duggun be appointed puthnmster in lieu of P. J. \VaISou resigned. Phillipsâ€"Me.“\il'chy~T112It ull the members of the Council be a committee to visit Glcnville on Saturday. Jan 19, atZ pm. to inu-stigute the claim for dunmges claimed by Mrs. Bl'll re Twp. of King. Burnsâ€"Deacon-â€"That the clerk1 order 6 copies of the Municipal World for members and olficers of the Council. McMurchyâ€"«Burusâ€"That P. S. Gib- son he paid $14.50 for services under I). and \V. act, r9 John AtwillQLh con. and making me-d in regard to same. McMurcbyâ€"Pliillips-â€"’l‘lmt. the. fol- lowing sheep (:lHiu) be paid being 5 value of some :â€" Fred Morning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 00 Phillips â€" McMurchy »â€" That the sum of $5.00 be gmuted to the Free Sanitarium for Consumption ut Muskokn. Bumsâ€"Deaconâ€"Thnt the usual grunt of $10.00 be given the Sick Children’s Hospital, Toronto. By-lzlws Nos. 190. 191. 192. appoint- inf,r Locnl Board of Health. Auditms and Assessors and appointing time and place for holding subsequent. meetings received their several re; d- lingsnnd passed. Auditors. A. Car vy and L. Gibbons; Assessors, Zl-nus Black and M. McCallum. On motion the Council adjourned to meet at Phillips‘ Hotel, Kipp.r City, on Saturday the 23rd day of Frb’y.‘ â€"â€"v-40...~ .- To-dnynnny dayâ€"walk in and pick out What you wzmt. Atkinson & Switzer. Mount Pleasant. Mr. Goo. Richardson of Portal N. D. lfurmcily of this place is now visiting {at the home of Mr. (it-o. \\ ilson, while- horn he will find it shelter from the storms and blizzmds of that noted frozen region. Ontario has it warm Cozy corner for all her returning sons and daughters. Dr. Thompson of Toronto was a visitor at the home of Mr. mud Mrs. J. Ml-Lezm, he was formerly Ihf' Dr. here but has made his home now in the great city of Toronto. “"0 hope that, he will succeed in his pl‘HCtll‘l' there. His ('I‘Iicv is near (Ilialmcr‘s (V‘nuivh. The many friends of Abram “'ebsti-r. ll wealthy farmer of (he 'l‘owusiip of Muriposa \vus surprisul with n ilviug visit from him. on his way l’) i’ort Ste“ art which lies soulh of I! u A rtic lChcle. amongst the rocks :x. l stud l itsof [hut region. He has I ~i;:;ned ‘ living :1 tiller ol' Illi‘ ground up '; :HHV engaged at Mission work . ; that region. It is said the “comics” :2 - Mise animals who inhabit regions. s.;x:ilnr vhich the late Russ Gov't brought to 3:; ht by pushing the railway from Noun Buy . through to “Liskiird,” m Upper. Ion to lthe “'hilney Go\"t “'ho I'P.3"'.~Hnte(l -that luculit)’ 2124 only fitted I". grow ‘ poplars. \Vill the {USS Gov'i ' “L the i credit for the great \Venllh um, pour ing into the \Vhitney Trroeu iilnn] that so suid barren l eginn. “\ urgiet to hear hi the lion. (9. VV. R<‘~ rvuign- ‘ iugr the leadership of the lll .\ oi pos- , ilion. : Our sympathv is extr-ndii to [he , Ill-v. Mr. Grant and his family. Hopâ€" 1' ing [but he will >nnn be =I||l:- '.l‘.(-'}llll)e l his place in the pulpit :1gulll.:inf(l.'nlsly l waiting to hear (T his C(IllHlli‘St ucc. in Non-Essentials, Liberty; , THU RSDAY. Several communications were re-‘ . . . . . . . . . . 40‘ JANUARY 31, 1907 Mame. There was a good attendance at the " meetings of the Farmers’ Institute on “‘rdnesdny nftcrnoon mid evening of lust week. A number-of speakers from r. distance were present. and glue. uddrrssrs. In the afternoon the \Voim-n‘s Institute held its moulth meeting in the Tmnperalu:e Huh-l. when an address was given by Miss Rife of \Vatt-rlun. Tllo‘h' “‘(‘Iv thhty- Ilvcs Indie-s piesvnt at the mac-ting. Rev. .Ios. E. \Vilnon preached anni- versary selmons on the Bond Head circuit on Sunday. His work was taken here by Rev. Mr. Spurling of Quite a number from here attended the Sabbath School Convention at Sherwood lust, Thursday. Miss M. (lluhinc of Thornhill visited all the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Lines (“'01- Sunday. Mrs. R. Rumble is spending the week with friends in Toronto. Mr. T. Geordison. an officer of the Salvation Army. wax visiting a few days at Mr. H. Kirby‘s. Mr. J. Oliver’s sale of farm stock and implements was well attended and everything sold well. .H_ West York Liberals. The annual meeting of the \Vest York Liberal Association held at Weston on the 21st inst. brought. to- gether more than two hundred Liberals of the riding. The trans- action of business WHS taken up in the lifteinoon, and the usual hmuluet was held in the evening. Mr. Arch. Unlup- bell, Md". for Centre York, was present. and gave a fine address. Addresses were also delivered by Messrs E. M. Mucdouuld of Pictou, N. S. :md 11. H. Miller of South Grey, both members of the Federal House. Both Mr. Macdonald and Mr. Miller referred to Mr. Campbell as u coming Cabinet. Minister. The opinion was freely expressed that a convention of \Vrst York Liberals should be called at an early date to select a Stuudurd-hearcr, for the next provincial campaign. Other prominent speakers at the uneetiug were A. J. Anderson. Dr. lHuntcr. G. A. Vcrral, H. H. Dewurt l and F. C. Inwuod. I The following are the oflicers elected , for the ensuing year :â€" 1 President. A. J. Anderson, Ton-onto Junction; First Vice-President, Jowph i\\'zusou, Weston; Second Vice-Pics- ideut, Frank Smith. Edgely; Thzid i Vice-President. Geo. Puckhmn, 1 \Vest‘on: Secretary, J. ’1‘. Brown. Etobicoke; ’l‘reasurer. J. M. Guard- huuse, Highh’eld. Executive Com- mitteeâ€"Andrew Russell, Cnrrvillc; J. Scott McNuir, Elgin Mills; Silas Mc- Dougul. Edgely; \V. Thomas, Hope; J. A. Stephenson, \Voodbridge: \V. O. McDonald. Purplcville; D. C. Loug- housr, \Voonlbridge; James Dcvins, Kleiubnrg; D. Norton, \Voodbridge; P. W. Fulvey, Deer Peuk; James Dwgnn, Thomas Graham and Reuben PhllllpS, Brucondzlle; T. Rennie. Swansea: 8. (llouston, Toronto Junction; Joseph Brown, Mount Dennis; J. T. \‘Vutson. Fairbziuk; \V. E. Duncan, Emery: '1‘. Armstrong, BPIlle‘dPilIk; \V. A. \\’ulli<. York Mills; James Finnigan and J. T. Farr. \‘v'estnn; \V. J. Lawrence and Dr. ,Boud, Egliutnu; Chas. Murphy, Du\'ls\lll(‘; Joseph S. \Vutsou. A. Huiru. '1‘. RHIIISINHV, \V. S. Smythe. John Patterson, John Barley, \V. H. Baldwin, J. E. Kerr. John illcEuchI-eu, G. W. 1’. Hood and \V. H. Horuer. Toronto Junction. __ ‘..___.- It's a. pleasure to tell our readers about u cough Cure like Dr. Shoop’s. For years Dr Shoop has foughtugninst the use of Opium. (‘hlorofol-m. or other unsafe ingredients commonly found in Cough remedies. Dr. Slump. it seems, has wclcmned the I‘m-u Food and Drug Luw recently enacted. for he has Worked along similar-lines many years. For nemly 2i) yr:le Dr. Shoop‘s Cough (lure C(Ill- taint-rs have had a warning printed on them against Opium and other narcotic poimiis. He has thus made it possible for motheis to protect their children by simply insisting on having Dr. Shoop‘s Cough Cure. Sold by \V. A. Sanderson. w‘..__ WORKING OVERTIME. A Chicago trachei gave n bny pupil :1 (pression in compound proportion for home work ouceveuiug. whirh problem happened to include the circumstanti- of “men \volkiug tun hours u dny to complete a certain job." The m-xt Illul'lling the unsuspecting t ncbvr. in looking over his p:le (-f cxrrcises. found one pupil's pioblem unnltrmptcd. and the following note attached to the page: "DeerSil, i refill-Se to l(‘( my sun .Inmesdo his sum you give him but night as it looks to me like :i slur on the 8-hour sistem, ennv sum not more than 8 hours he is well-um to do but lll‘t more. Yrs trooly. Samuel Blocksy.” (h‘ollp can positively be stopped in ' 20 minutes. No vomitingâ€"nothing to sirkeli ordistress youreblld. A mveet. pleasant, nod sul’o- Syrup, culled Dr. Shoop‘s Uroup (lure, dun-s the worli nnd (lot-9 it, quickly. Dr. Slump» (Troup (lure is forCI-oup nlone, renu-m- bé‘r. It does not. claim to cure in doz: n nilmt-nts. It‘s for Uioup. that‘s aIll. Sold by W. A. Sanderson. G If You Read This It will be to learn that. the leading medl- csl writers and teachers of all the several schools of practice recommend, In the strongest. terms possible. each and every ingredient entering Into the composltlon of Dr. Plercs’s Golden Medics.) Discovery for the cure of weak stomach, dyspepsia, cats.th of stomach. “.llver complalnt,” torpld llver. or blliousness chronic bowel afl'ections, and all catarriml diseases of whatever reglon. name or nature. It. is also a. specific remedy for all such chronic or long standing cases of eaten-hm mice- tlons and their resultants, as bronchial, throat. and lung disease (except consump- tion) accompanied with severe coughs. t Is not so ood for acute colds and can hs, but. for Fingering, or chronic cases i. is especially efl’icacious in producing per- fect. cures. It. contains Black Cben‘ybark, Golden Seal root, Bloodroot, Stone r00 Mandrake root and Queen’s rootâ€"fall 0 which are highly praised as remedies for all the above mentioned affections by such eminent medical writers and teachers as Prof. Bartholow, of Jefl'erson Med. Col-. lege' Prof. Hare the Univ. of Pa..; Prof. Flnle ngwood, M. D., of Ben- nets Med. llege, Chicago; Prof. John King. M . of Cincinnati; Prof. John M. Scudde . . of Cincinnati: Prof. Edwln M . M. D.. of Hahnemaun Med. , Chicago. and scores of ally eminent in their several ractlce. . . I n y » Is Eil’ie 5655 popgsib e guaranty of its merits. A glance at this published formula. will show that. "Golden Medical Discovery” contains no poisonous. harmful or hab t.- formin drugs and no alcoholâ€"chemically ure, ipleâ€"refined glycerine being used nstead. GI cerlne is entirely unobjee tlonable and esides is a most useful agent. In the cure of all stomach as well as bron- chial.throat and lung affections. There Is the hi best medical authority for :ts use In 3.1 such 03.388. The“Discovery is a. concentrated glycerlc extract. of nstlve. medicinal roots and is safe and reliable. A booklet of extracts from eminent, medical authorities. endorsmg Its Ingre- dients mailed free on recpIJest. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buflalo. . Y. fifeâ€"ifs Agent for Fire and Life In- surance A\‘D Deering Farm Im- plements Richmond lEiill Get my rates and prices before do- ing business else- Where. l. ElRlE Niw‘ioi Pianist Instruction in Piano-playing nnd Theory Pupil of A. S. Vngt. Mun. Doc. (I’innm, and J. H. Anger, F. R. C. 0. (Theory; ...cu/