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People from various quarters are ofl'ering their protests against Cana- dian yonng; girle hecoming the teach- ers of Chinese young men sent out to this cohntry. Whilst the teaching of foreigners and an earnest desire to help the strangers coming to Canada is éomméhdable, yet the teaching of the__nindividual Chinese by young ladies is’improper. 'The work may refolgneiyvith the purest and best of mgti'ie‘ghhnt eveny‘the attempt to lead yenngfim‘ento better and purer lives must be accompanied by prudence and common sense. Rxcuuoxn HILL. 0m” The Grand Jury sitting in Toronto last Week sent in a recommendation in favor of the abolition. of juries in important (cases. The recommenda- tion is not a’popular one. The. trial of a man by his peers seems to carry with it an air of justice. Yet if people are only looking for cold justice and nothing more it is doubtful if they are not safer in the hands of a judge versed in the law than in the hands of twelve iurymeu who are more likely to be influenced by local prejudices. The suggestion of a change in the law is worthy of serious consideration. Rev. Dr. Milligan, pastor of Old St.‘ Andrew’s Church for the past thirty-three years, has become a strong supporter of Church union in Canada., Dr. Milligan stated in a powerful sermon last Sunday that his thoughts were turned in‘ the di- rection of closer union at a time when he was hovering between life and death. If there was less bigotry and more Christian sympathy in the churches a union of those preaching Christ could be easily effected. Many people are too much inclined to build a wall around their own denomina- tion and. make themselves believe that other churches are less earnest than themselves. Let class distinc- tions be swept awav. Then the work will be easier for those who are really zealous in the work of soul- saving. Apain rescription is printed npnn each 250. 0x of D1“. Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets. Ask your Doctor or Drug- g‘isb if this formula is not complete. Head pains, womanly pains, pains anywhere get instant; relief from a Pink Pain Tablet. W. A. Sanderson. Some people say that a scarcity of beech nuts is an indication (if an 0an “inter, others tell you that. Wul'nl weather in March presages a. late spring. The above signs may or may not. be correct. but the fellow was not, far astray in his prognosticntions who said that "when you see a. banana peel resting on the sidewalk and a fat. man uncunscimlsly approaching it. the indi- cations point to an early fall.” FOTHERINGHAn -â€"Suddonly. on \Ved- nesday, Oct. 27‘ 1909, at Victoria. Square, David Futhoringham. 48 Hazelton awnue, Toronto. for 33 years inspecun' of public schools in the County of York. Funeral servive m Blnm- street Pres- hytA-rinn (.hm-ch at 2.30 p.111. Satur- day. Oct. 30. Hay be largely increased by knowing the end: condition of the farmer's market, and by learning of the best method in farm practice. This is precisely the out of information the Farmers’ Weekly Sun gives in every issue. It has no equal as a Fermat‘s Business Paper. Good Klimt-1.11 on it. For price see our clubbing ofiot. Fear of having a tooth extracted is unnecessary under our special treat- ment. We often remove four and five at one ult- tingâ€"impossible if at- tended by pain. FARM PROFITS DEATHS. Neverin the histan of newspaper} has there been such énthusiasm over a greuiium as "The Soul’s Awakrning" as. created during the past twr; weeks. Almost every newspappr in Canada has published most flattering tributes to The Family Herald’s enter- prise. Clergymen of all denomina- Lions have written thanking the pub- lishers for giving the people of Canada an opportunity to possess such a. picture. Eve-iv mail hrings scores of letters from parents, fathers undmoth- ers. expressing their sincere gratitude for furnishing the home with such an elevating influence. School inspectors have written suggesting that every school r mm in Canada should have a copy of “The Soul’s Awakening? he- lieving that it will have a powurfnl, though silent. influence on the minds of the children. The Family Herald and Weekly Star nlonv is big value at one dollar. but with this picture as a premium it looks like giving away money. It is said the supply is limith and there is a big rush of subscrip- tions. No one should miss it. 7 The new premium picture give-n to all subscribers to [he Fu‘mily Herald and Weekly Star, of Mnnu'euhja cer- tuigly a hemny._ _ ' ‘ ~ NM .- , ,, to Now is the time to rush your apples in and get your CIDER dime and Satisfaction guaranteed. 18-3 Parlor Cook Coal Stove. Splendid heater'nnd in good condition. being nearly new. 17-2 H. A. NICHULLS. 17-3 Pure Bred Shropshire Ram Lm‘ubs. Apply to GEO. REDDITiTLM An up-to-date. eight-toothed, brick veneered huuse, equipped \Vth fur- nace, bath, but and cold water, and cmspool. A first-class stable and garage, with half an acre of land. At Thm'nhill Switch, on Mobropnlimn Railway. Purchaser may lPave $3000 on mortgage. Apply to Real Estate Agent, H. A. NICHOLLS, 8~tf Richmond Hill. 17-2 made at. BOYLE’S MILL. 17-4 The cider- mill is now running every Tuesday, Thmsday and Saturday. House and stable with 33 of an acre of land. part, of lot 44, Vaughan, on Yonge St” one quarter of a mile south of Richmond Hill. Possession right away if sold at once. ,A, 16-Lf A good chance for a, smart boy to learn blacksmithing. Apply to 16-3 WM. TRENOH & SON. 158 The Imam-signed is pleased to let the public. knuw that, he has been giVE-n Llw agency for the Ideal Wire Fence. mudu by the Muugrvgnr, Banwell Fm-nce Co. of \Vulken‘ille. He has He will be pleased to hear from any p: Lawn who nerds any fencing done. Comfortable House on Arnold St. Apply to _-.‘.‘_ r. ‘ vtv‘vnr A quantity of stump wood. Apply “THE 80‘ AWAKENING." Iron Posts, Lawn Gates, mall Gates, Lawn Fences. ' â€"ALs0â€"â€" ’ Ema Em Fem At Boyle’s ' Mill Ideal FIOWer Bed Guards Richmond. Hill Creamery. House to Rem Boy Wanted JOHN BARBER, Proprit, tor. Chopping For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale TIZI, M w n :3 9:15 A? ’2‘ E' g V". WM. ROBINSON. Apely (0 MRS. E. J; LYNETT. RICHMOND H f A. NIGHOLLS. Richmond Hill. Elgin Mills. LL. THURSDAY, Oct. 28â€"01mm: sale of farm stuck, imple-ments, &c.. \Vesb Ym-k, can. 1. Yunfie'SL, Willow- dule, tlw ’purpm'ty hf P. S. Gibrmu. ""Sult- at 1 0 Mock. Terms 12 nmnths. 1.311L Prentice. nuct. THURSDAY. OCT. 28TH;â€"'â€"-Credit sale of farm stock, implements, 9m, on Int 6, can. 9. Essa, the pmpextv of \Vm. Dunn. SalP at 1 p.m. Terms, 12 months. Saigeon 8: Smddart. auc- tioneers. . FRIDAY, Oct. 29â€"‘Cl't‘dit sale uf farm stuck. implements, etc!" on Int, 20, cm). I. Vaughan, Maplv, the pI-npvr- by (If Misp’nlet. Terms 10 munths. Saigeon & McEwem antimwers. SATURDAY. OCT. 30.â€"0rudit, sale uf farm stuck. implements. etc.. on Int 1. con. 4, (Whitehmch. thv property nf David VVidm‘nn'n. SII'IP at} o’clock. Terms, 12 months. J. H. PRESTICE. auctioneer. SATURDAY, OCT. 3MII.â€"szctizwxx sale of horses and cutie at the Queen’s Hotel Eggs, Axum-1,7 the: p1-up_ert_v of J. H. Brillinger. Credit'unliLOct. lst. Snigeon & McEwen. nuctiuneers. TUESDAY, Nov. 2ND.-'â€"Cradiv sale uf farm stack. implements, etc, at Highland Creek. the pl'nperty of Jns. Symunds. Sale at 1. Terms, 11 months. J. H. Prentice, auctioneer. TUESDAY, Nov. Zâ€"Auctiun sale of 50 head of catfle, at, the. Maple Leaf Hatel, Ma ple, the prnpvi'ty of H. A. Jifkins. Sale at l n‘cluck. Terms 11 months. Saigeon & McEWen, Aucts. WEDNESDAY. Nov. Slumâ€"Auction sale of farm stuck, implements, furniture. etc., on lot, 43, con. 1, Markham, the property of C. M. Vanda-burgh, Sale at} o’clock. Terms. 11 months. J. H. Prentice. auctioneer. THURSDAY. Nov. 4.â€"-Auct|on sale nf a farm in Pickering, Spufl’m'd Estate. Sulv'nl Smufi’villv nun-th at 10 mm. J. H. Prentice, HUcLiIme-H'. FRIDAY, NOV. {VIEâ€"Credit, sale 01’ farm stuck. implements, etc, «In lot 3. con. 2. East qul-k. the nx‘gpgrty uf R. Doughty. Sale at. 1 CPL-look. 12 months’ credit. J. H. Prentice. nuct. SATURDAY. Nov. 6â€"Auction sale of Fresh milk co\vs.springers and young cuttlo at Cosgrove’s Hotel. Elgin Mills. Sale at 2 o'clock. Terms 4 mos. D. G. Blough, Auct. TUESDAY. Nov. 9â€"Auction sale of horse, \Yehir-les. furnitme, 85m, .1: mile south of Richmond Hill. the proper- ty of Mrs. John Devine. Sale at 2 o’clock. Terms cash. J. H. Pren~ tice, Allli't. WEDNESDAY. Nov. lU’I‘ILâ€"Crvdlt sale of form Mock, implements, eta, on lot 26, con. 2, Markham, the, property of D. McLean and sons. "Side at 1 n’clol'k. Terms,11 months. J. H. Prentice, auctioneer. SATURDAY, Nov. l3TH.â€"â€"Cr€‘dit sale of farm stock, implements, etc., on lot. 34. con. 4, Markham, the. property of W. H. Lever. Sale at. 1 o’clock. ’11 months’ credit. J. H. Prentice, auct. TUESDAY, Nov. 16â€"Credit sale of for") stock. implements. etc., on lot 4, con. 7. Pickering. the property of A. E. Hersey. Sale at, 1 o’clock. Terms 11 month. J. H. Prentice, Auut. THURSDAY, Nov. 25â€"-Auction sale of timber in Uxhl-idgo. 10 acres. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms 4 months. J. H. Prentice, Auct. SATURDAY, Nov. 27â€"Aucli0n sale of 5 acres of standing timber on lot, 7, con. 4, Uxbx-idgu. the property of J. Wilson. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms 4 months. J. H. Prentice, Auct. Notice is hereby given that Vera Ethel Kearney, of the City 0f Toronto, in the County of York and Province of Ontario, married woman. will apply in the Parliament of Canada at the next Session thereof for a. bill of divorce from her husband, \Villiam J. Kear- ney, of the said City of Toronto, in the County of York, Street Railway Em- ploye. on the ground of adultery and desertinn. - W Dated at Toronto, in the County of York, and Pruvince nf Ontario, Hus :wenty-fifth day of September, A.D., 909. CURRY‘ O’CONNOR. WALLACE AND MACDONALD, 14â€"3!“ IS PREPARED TO DO 8-3m Notice of- Applica- tion for Divorce; PHOTGGRAPHY Good house and lut in th9 centre of the village of Richmond Hill. Apply to ANDRE“? MILLERL 1'54 Outdoor Groups, Buildings. Etc. Alu- ateur Developing and Printing. former-1y of Galbraith Phutu Cm, Toronto House for Sale. H. B. Stirling AuCtié‘m Solicitors for the Applicant. 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Special writers for special depart- ments. All original matter in every issue. Splendid and reliable crop and market reports. Everything up-toâ€"date. Finely illustrated. Choice and instructive reading for the farmer and his family. No farmer can afford to be without it. Every farmer will make more money who reads it. Our Clubbing rate is $1.50 for the two papers. Subscribe at once and get the benefit of the full term. Sample Copies of The Canadian Farm to be seen a! this office. Bran andifihezts EVERY POUND GUARANTEED PURE The Qanadiw Farm A Dollar Fifi}? LIBERAL For $1.569 RUSSILL HARQWARE All subscribers g’ek The Canadian Farm from new to €219 lst of jam, 1911. Chop Few?) . V. DENNE 80 CO. NEWMARKET All orders shipped promptly AIJL KIN I) S and the replace it with Residence 133 . Right ‘