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What The Globe midiâ€":"A‘f’ter fising thefa‘nti-lfi'itish Nationalists to turn La’u‘i'ier out, the Tories need not hope now to l‘oist them on Liberalism. if Bourassa rounds on Borden it will he because he feels he has been be- trayed. A desire for revenge is Il'lii :1 sufficient qualification for restoration to a place in the Liberal party.” What the “truthful” Brockville Times buys The Globe saithâ€"“After all the Via ent diatrihes of the pious Globe agai st th: N xtiunalis‘s, and its Btu nclities about the ‘Borden‘Buurassa :i‘lismee,‘ it is now bestde itself with delight at the prospect of return of the black sheep and the acquisition of a few more votes against the hated ,7» TON“ G'xvernment. Is’ D‘ISES’I‘ABLISHMENT “ROB- BERY OF GOD”? ('From The Christiit-n' Guardian) The Wel'sh Ufsesmbushmem 13111 [has passed its second I'é'ading by a vote of 348 to 267. But the debate fipon it; was more than usually acri- m'miuas. The opponents of the Bill fuugh’fi 11% most fiercely both inside find (amide of Parliament. The the of” D‘evonshire had issued a fumphlet in which he referred to discstablishment as “robbery of God,” and to this Mr. Lloyd-George replied With more than his usual vehemence. " Don’t he know.” said he, "that the very foundations of his fortunes were laid deep in sacrilege and built on demrated shrines and pillaged al- tars?” Lord Hugh Cecil at once e'itered an angry protest, but Mr. L‘rwdâ€"Gem‘ge continued: “Their an- cestors robbed’ the‘ Gatholie Church ,- t‘m monasteries, the ai’tars, the alms- houses; They robbed the poor, they robbed the dead. Then, when we try to recover some part of this pile laged' p’neperty for the poor, their tiesee‘neém'fis‘seeu‘se “as of theftâ€"«those Whose: llx‘ewfls are dripping with the far. of fit‘fil‘il'ege.” Unfortunately for the neh'l'e‘ l'm‘ds the history of Eng- andi only too clearly sustains the Ghancellor. If disestablishment be ihdced “robbery of God,” then some Q! Eh‘g‘l‘and’s- noble houses ought Wieusly to consider the matter of Fe‘éffit‘dtiom There seems no reason- m‘ai‘e doubt But that the Wei-sh Discs- tablishment Bill will become law. R‘icygéxSHEtLL. 01m. MAY 30. 1912 Tumnm City Council, by a vote of 10' m 8, on Monday, decided that. it; was desirable Lo annex the Town of North Toronto. The decision was entldsnlj,’ reached because North 'l‘o- ronLo has been negotiating an agree- ment. which will allow the Metro polimn lisilv‘vay to lay double tracks on Yonge street; through that; town. The matter now rests with the people of the northern suhurb to say whelyhol' they will go into the city or not. North Toronto some time ago voted in favor of the scheme, but it was rejected on a vote, by the clay. The annual meeting of the Victoria. Slum- Branch of the Institute was h"‘xd at the hnnle of Mrs. W. Brmu- w ‘1! un May 15Lh. when the following uffiwrs were elected:â€"~President,, Mrs. Tums. Rmdg First. Vice-President, Mrs. R. I“. Kank; Second Vice-President, Jill-s. \V. Smith; SL'C.â€"Tl‘82ls., Mrs. A. E. Jennings; Dist. Director, Mrs. E. Dixon; Prugramme ()unlmitte, Mrs. 0. Keys, Mrs. J. Cherry, Mrs. B. Murlsun; Such] Committee, Mrs. R. L, Nichnls. Mrs. G. McUngxw, Mrs. G. Smutcnhm-gh. Miss F. Smith. Miss F. L. Lumly; Auditm-s. Miss Lundy, Mis. I. Bmwn; Organist, Miss N. Bruce. The. Vicfurin Square Brunch (If the Vanf‘n’s Institute will hold their Supplementary Meeting at, the home nl' Mrs. N. 0. Hagen-man, Richmond Hill, on June (i. at, 230 p.11». Pro- pz'nnnnezâ€"I‘h‘. Jennie Smillie and Dr. Risdmi 0f 'l‘m'untu will give addresses; readings by Mrs. (Rem) Currie and Miss Jvan Scutt; su-lns by Min. 1).. At- kinsnn, Miss Trench. Lunch: provided. All welcome. Victoria. Square. To PATENT Good idea: may bc secured by our aid. Adams/z, Tm: D"’ENT RECORD, . Baxiimore. Md. {Richmnnd Hill, May 16. 1912. EWALL PAPER and 809M MEIULDINIE‘I To the Editor of THE LIBERAL: RAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAMAAAAAAAMAAAAA Sinâ€"It, was brougm very furcihly to my mind the other night when I heard the fire bell ringing and a fox-Ly milk gale hlnwiug. the absence ()1 any ade- quate fire protectitm in our village. FurtunaLely for the: havgnsp‘ople of, Kichnmnrlfflill the fire Eap‘pelled to lw seveml hundred yards frnm any other dwelling, and burned (vuL with- out, any serious less. Except, of cnm'se to the owmr and m-cupier of the dxvelliug itself. It is hardly necessary to say that had the fin: been any- where near the centre of th» tuwn pmctlcallv the whale village would have been swept, away, as our fire hri- gade would have been helpless withuwfi the necvssau‘y water. It svelns tu me let, a decided effort should he made VVVVVVVWVWVVWWVVVWW V VVVVVVVVVVVVVV'WVVVVVWW at, once to obtain: an efiicit-nt water supply. even if only for fire protectinn. especially when we mun-ember what might have been. \Ve have nhund» mice. of watei: for all needs within a few miles of the village. and for $20,000 or $25,000 a system could he installed. The whole cost is not, a great, sum, and in vieW of the fact that flame is at: present, only a. very small debt on the town. debentures could easily be suld, and the Cost weauld not be any nux-(len to the tax- payers;. In addition, the population would grow very materially with the increased udvantugesgind it is within the hnimds (if 1-93.50}: to nssnmethut it wouid double within twu years. In that event, the extra. taxable values wnnld practically cover the (rust (if the system. Then again, we cnuld lm-k by 801119 reductiun in the fire insur- ance mLes in the business blocks. which in itself would: be: a great sav- ing to our ll'lel'Chitllts and pruperLy holders. Lt, only needs a slight effort on the part of every resident. and I trust that, somethng will be dune. ' \Ve nearly had a. camatrnphe. Don’t let us stay in that pusntiun any longer. \Va ke up 1" Let us» have a prugressivu town. It. has been asleep long enough. Boost, for wa berworks, everybody. Yours truly,“ FRANK H. TODD. am 'Y.'Wmdm..03c.-’ r. ________ I, _v. DRS. KENNED LWflfie for our private address. You will find my offices reasonable for House and Sign Painting, Paperhangiug, Graining, Glazing, Kal- somining, Etc. I am prepared m‘ ffimish the above at a lower price thaw you‘ will pay in Toronto for the Same grade of goods. Estimates cheerfully gi‘Ven on any decorating you wish done, no matter whether you buy your paper from me or elsewhere. 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HENRY GLOCUST. ,, “Heavy work, severe stmintn and evil habits in youth brought on Varicose Veins. When I wor 'ed hard the aching would become sgvexjegmd I_ yvas often laid, _up for a. yveg‘ki ‘51; g tying- 11; law}; -.. JA; Each cuntains 100 acres. and in good state- uf cultimjjnn, with goud build- ings. _ 'And: 143 acres and E00 aC'I‘E‘E on 2nd cont of Vaughan. also chuice and well built on. Some gnod bivildmgkits in the village. 47>Lf Two nf the best farms on the 3rd cun. of Markham. Two (:hque farms on the~2nd con. of Markham At a meeting; of the Ratepayers As- sociation ’I‘npsday vvenimz a cnmmittee with Mr. \Vm Innes. Chairman. re- ported that while thpv (:rmsider‘Pd the Agricultural Hall-safe, they recom- mended repairs nf’ the moi" 860. An- other onmmittve repnrmd the assess- nwnt of village property by Mr. O. A. Skeelv :19 vm-y satisfactory. Fullnwing a resolutinn President Pratt appointed" Mensrs. McDonald, Stirling. Hickson, Todd and Hillacnmmittoe we watm‘ suppIy. and’ to report ff possible at next meeting. ‘ H A. NICHOLLS .kefi’erson P. S. School Re- port for May. Sr. IVâ€"A. Nicol, V. muhme, M'. Cluhine. Jn [Vâ€"K. Touper; _ Sr'. IIIâ€"L. Dibh, M. Murphy. Ar McLeod. ’ Jr. [IIâ€"E prhery and L.. Hmskiu, equal; El B’rack'in. Sr. ITâ€"J. Tum)?!" Jr. IIâ€"H. Murphy. F. Clnhine, R'ny Dihh. Sr. Iâ€"H. Smart. Harold Dihh. Prinmry (a)-â€"Ella Dihh. R. New- bm-V. N. Mo'fl'inn. C. Max-133911.. HAS FOR SALE Pfifilaljy (h)â€"â€"Z‘. Topper, A. Clufiine'“ RATE?AYERS ASSGCIATION. Real Estate Agent Richmond Hill J. H. SANDERSON. VHS. REAL E STATE MANAGER VILLAGE AND FARM PROPER-TY AL\VAYS ON HAND. restores every nerve in the body, Phosphor“)! to its proper tension ; resfm’es vim and vitality. Premature dcrav and all sexual weakness averted at once. Phosphoric]. will make van a new man. Price $3 a hox. or two for 55‘ Mailed tn nnv n'idress. - The Scobeu Drug 00., St. (Jamar-mes. Ont. 463 Electric Restorer for Men Good snmfly of Iumbvr. shingles, cedar pnsts on hand. and n cm- uf Unn- adn Portland Cement just arrive-(L S. JARVIS, Every family should have both their local paper and a. cit-y. paper. RICHLJOND HILL â€"â€"â€"â€"-AG ENCYH For Sale Mfiple. ' 3m: The Court of Rafi-Mun for the- V31- lugo nf Richmnnd Hill, will hold Its first sitting fm (.he cum-Put year-nu TUESDAY. JUNE 11, 1912. fur tlw purpose nf lwnring cmnplnints and apâ€" pmls flLfiliI-EHL Ll‘r‘e assessment, uf the mild“ \‘mnge. The Cum-t will‘ sit in the (Mum-l!- Chumlwr on llwuhm'e date at. fin’clmzk in the evening and all whr-m it, may (:HlH'Pl‘ll urn x-z-queslml l0 gm m‘n them- selws accordingly. - .«vv~l-u-1 In | v ’ ’A. J. HUME, Ch Riuhumnd Hm. May 9. 191-; ' - FINE TAILBRING RlCHMOFJED HILL Almnt 8 acst 0f land with gm'd' huusv, stable, (Wuhan-d, hard amdxmfls water. hamlsmne wfire fence across front, Int 2%; mm. 3, Vaughan. Court of Revision I’ublic Notice ‘ A. J. HUME RATES NOTARY PUBLIC Special attention given tn Jenses. VVflls, Etc. Pressing Cleaning Repairing COuveyancin g, For Sale Phone 1150 ENRY ESPEY, ELgin mm,