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We are very muchaf‘raid our readers . will think we are taking too much notice 3 of the articles on the “Pacific Scandal ”' that have appeared lately in the sheet published in the village of Markham ; but having set ourselves the task of an- tidoting the vile slanders- that appears through its columns from time to time, we must not forego the task, however. much as it may be disagreeable and un- pleasant. . g :In last week’s paper it communes its article with a reference to white washing and white wash brushes, evidently hav- ‘ ing in its mind’s eye, the whitewashing McKellar received from the Ontario ASsembly, in the matter of the “Proton” outrage. The article itself is a series of contradictions from beginning to end, and it would appear that the writer must have been laboring under some hallucina- tion producedperhaps by the warm wea- ther, or something else. mm 33% fimrmifi? The writer finds fault with them- quiry being submitted to a commisssion, yet with the same pen he writes that twenty-five or thirty members of Parlia- ment owe their seats to the mouey paid for the Pacific Railway contract. In ordinary transactions you would suppose that these should not be the men to judge of a transaction, to which they owe their seats, but rather the-contrary. It is almost past belief that the Grit Party would refuse to appear before the judges of the land, to make good their accusations against the Ministry, setting aside for the present, the manner in which they obtained the documents, up- on which they build their hopes ofgetâ€" ting a verdict of guilty. LACROSSEâ€"A. lacrosse match will take place on the Richmond Hill lacrosse ground, tovda} (Friday) between New- markei and Richmond liill clubs, at half-past two. Patterson Brass Band will attend. Admission to the grounds ten cents each; ladies free. A Public meeting will be held in the Court room, Richmond Hill, on Monday evefiing next, at seven o’clock, for the purpose of' considering the benefit it would confer on the travelling public to have the road from this village to the Railway station in .good order, and to take immediate steps to complete the work of gravclling,which was commenced some months ago. All interested are invited to attend. “So far we have evidence that cannot be controverted, because we have the telegrams, the bank books, and the letters. This evidence covers forty thous- and dollars paid over in about two days," Here we have the extraordinary spectacle i of the editor of the Economist being inl possession of private property, generally considered sacred Why does he not at once urge his friends to push forward with the. business of testing the Minis- try ~upon the strength of documents they say they are possessed of ? If they do not do so, what is the inference to be from it, that they have not faith ’cause ? That 'the story they 6 spread and circulated against the Ministry of Sir John Macdonald, selling the charter for many “considerations” is base and false, and that the letter wrote by Sir Hugh Allan, two months after the elections were over, wherein he states, “ No action has yet, so far as I know, been taken in the matter of the Pacific Railroad.” “It is still uncertain how the contract will be given, every- thing is in a state of uncertainty.” In fact it is notorious that it was sometime atter this that the Government took the question up seriously, and it was not until January or February, 1873, that the terms of the charter were agreed to. But, no doubt, we will be told that Sir Hugh Allan’s letter, on this point is not worthy of trust. His letters in the eyes of the Grits are only worthy of evidence, so far as they may tell against the Minis- try, this, no doubt, may be a very safe course for some folks,but it won’t answer the ends of justice or fairplay. If we doubt one part, we must the whole. It may suit the exigencies of the “ Reform "’ Party, not to do so because they wish to obtain a victory for their Party, they want to get into the treasury benches, at Ottawa, and so long as they get there they care not what amount of abuse they heap upon the heads of men, as for their superiors in everything that goes to make the man, as well as can be imagined. Another great trouble is that the Royal Commission is signed by John .A. Macdonald in his official capacity as Minister of Justice, and by J. C. Aikens as Secretary of State, terrible bugbear this. It would almost seem everybody was a rogue, but the pure and immacu- late Grit. We ask our friends “of mod- erate views in the East Riding to test the matter by the knowiedge they may have of the editor of the Economist if they are any better than their neighbors that they should Write in thestyle they do about the ministry of Sir John. “ ni- " In tbe Ecom'mist of 24th July, the following candid confession occurs :â€" THE SCANDAL MONGE RS. RICHMOND HILL, Slim. 5, 1873. Our readers will bear in mind that a public meeting of the ratepayers of the village was held on Monday, the 11th August, the proceedings of which were published in our issue of the Friday folâ€" lowing. The object of that meeting was to have a full expression of opinion from the ratepayers,as to what they wished to have done in regard to the High School Building. It WJS resolved to take legal advice. and hold another meeting to con- sider the matter. We now publish in another column! the written opinion of R. A. Harrison, Esq., D. C. L., which we recommend to the careful perusal of our readers, that they may be in a po- sition to judge intelligently on the ques~ .ion that will come before the adjourned meeting called for this evening. 0n reference to the minutes of the , proceedings of the Village Council at the ‘ regular meeting, held 0:. Monday last, ‘ the lst Sept, which will be found in an- other column, it will be seen that the Council unanimously resolved to resist payment of the High School debt. They have done this without consulting theii constituents, and in the face of legallop inion. We think the Council has beet premature in taking so decided a stand. ' before submitting the legal opinion to the ratepayeis, as was decided at the public meeting by motion for adjourn ‘ment, moved by Mr. Barnard and secon‘ ded Mr \Vilson. The ratepayers should be allowed to say what course they would like to be taken in regard to this building debt, it is a special case, and is one that should carefully be disposed of, or we may involve ourselves in one or -two hundred dollars extra for' law costs and sheriff’s fees, if the assembled rate- payers tliis evenianr agree that the debt shall be resisted, and that they are Wil- ling to risk the additional expenses of} law costs. then we say all right, we will submit and pay our share. Of course, ‘we know it is hard to be put in for this debt. by a Board of Trustees, over whom we have no direct control; but they have contracted foi the building, and in- curred the debt, which they say, and lawyers appear to agree with them, the ratepayers of the village will have to pay. If the ratepayers decide this evening to authorize the Council to rescind their motion of last meeting, and make pro- vision io pay the debt in six payments, ‘ it may be found less oppressive than paying;r it all this yearâ€"and if'this is de- cided on, the course for the Council to i pursue will be to issue debentures. It . is to be hoped that. our village readers will calmly consider the subject, and come to the meeting in force to give an l intelligent vote on the motions that will be introduced in regard to this High School debt. A fnw days ago, 150,000 Japanese farmers were in rebellion Lbut as man as it comuwnced tn min, the i'obois smle for their rcspcmivs homes at double quick. Peace wna compquently restored without- a Shot being fired. POST OFFICE SAVINGS’ BANK.â€" .Monfhly Statement .-â€"â€"The following is an exhibit of the transactions for the past month in the Richmond Hill post- ofiice savings bank : Total Deposits in Bank to 3151‘. Aug.. 1873 . . . . . . . . . . 336308300. Depositsrin mnth ofAuz Withdrawals in “ “ “ THE rate of postage on printed matter has been reduced from one cent to half'a cent per ounce. This change took place on the lst of August. Arrangements have been made to run excursion trains at half fare for the round trip. We advise our railroad managers to prepare plenty of cars, for everybody and his wife will be ready to go. By reference to our advertising col- umns. it will be seen that P. T. Bar- num’s Great Show is. so large and exten- sive that it cannot; visit our place, but will exhibit in Toronto on Thursday and Friday, the 11th and 12th inst, giving three grand exhibitions of the entire twenty shuntsâ€"morning, afternoon and evening, each day. Among the leading features on exhi- bition in this rI‘raveling World’s Fair are said to be Pron Faber’s wonderful Talking-machine, which talks, laughs, and sings perfectly in all languages; the great triple equestrian combination ; the monster sea lions, four beautiful girafl'e, the only living specimens in the United States,wild Fiji Cannibals, ahorse-riding goat_ a rhinoceros as large as an African elephant. Barnum’s national portrait gal- lery. 100 lifeâ€"size oil paintings of all the Presidents of the United States, military heroes. kings. emperors, statesmen; Prof Rogersl classic and historic statuary, 100 life like moving mechanical automatons, of the most exquisite proportions and designs, operated 'by a steam engine; playing water fountains, moving trains of cars, Crotto Calypso, landscape and scenic transformations, Bohemian glass blowers, running water mills, singing,r and flitting autorraton birds, living euri< osities, performing lions, trained ele- phants, mechanical hell ringers, death bed scene of Napoleonâ€"the Emperor is seen breathing and gasping for lifeâ€"a masterpiece of art, besides hundreds of novelties we have not space nor time to describe. This last grand enterprise of the great showman is said to be three times larger than ever, and more than ten times lar- ger than any other travelling exhibition in the world. We have no doubt but everybody will be' glad to go and see Barnum and his incomparable show on the above named days. It is estimated that Barnum daily attracts on an average thirty thousand persons to see his colossal show. As he is constantly adding rare and costly fea- tures, it is difficult. to determine what the end will he. The old veteran says it shall continue to absorb all his atten- tion, and attribute the “ culminating triumph of his managerial life.” M. TEEFY, Postmaster $68.083.00. 773. 0 867.75 Wmmcsnn‘ficptemher ITâ€"Credit Sale of Farm Stock, (“$0. Property of George II. Rnfh, Esq, on lot No. 6, 3rd Con. Van zhnn. 8an at 1 o’clock ILM. ‘ Robt. Conway. Anctineer. 3:? Parties getting Sale Bills! printed at this office will receive notice similar to the above, of charge. MONDAY. Seeptember 8. and following even- ingsâ€"Auction Sale of Store Goods, 850., at Buttonville. The property of' Mr Francis Sliver. Sale at 7 P.M. Francis Button. Auctioeeer. 'At Chicago, on the 31st ult., Mary Jane, beloved wife of Mr Joseph Thompson. printer, and daughter of the late Robert Lowrv'. Esq“ of Toronto. Formerly of Richmond Hill. One of' the drnnches ofindustrv developed in Bahimoro 1:1:er. that demands no capital and no special endowments. is the mat tryde. The way a stock is obtained is to to walk up to Yhe from, nfa dweHing. take a mat, go home and wash it. and then go back and sell it. to the former owner. The only unpleasaniness in the way is that tee police are so inquisitive. DENTON.-â€"-LAW.â€"0n the 1st inst, by the Rev. J. Hunt. at Richmond Villa. the resi dance of' the bride’s father. Edward J. Den- ton. Esq., of Brantf'ord.0nt.. to Mary Mar- garet, second daughter of A. Law, Esq., J. P., Reeve of Richmond Hill. DIED. AGAR.â€"At 2nd Con. Vaughan. on the 29th ult, George Walter, son of Mr Samuel Agarâ€":fmged 13 mopths; The Committee on Finance and Assess- ment submitted their first report with the Estimates for the current year. Mr Hopkins moved. seconded by Mr. Powell that this Council having heard read Mr R. A. Harrison’s legal opinion in regard to the debt on the High School Buildingâ€"and as there is room to doubt the legality of the demand made upon this Council by.the High School Board for the sum of $1170 to pay the said debt, it is herebv resolved that this Council declines to entertain the said de- mand, and that the Clerk is hereby in< structed to notif'v the Chairman of the School Board that the sum demanded for paying off the debt. on the High School Building will not be collected by this Councilor by its Tax Collectorâ€"Carried. The Council adjourned, to meet on Monday evening the 8th inst, at8o’clock in the Court Room. SEPT. l, 1873.â€"Pursuant to adjourn- ment the Council met. The Reeve in the Chair. Councillors all present.â€" The minutes of the last meeting read am! nppfhved. ' Thé‘OIerk read a communication from the Assistant Provincial Secretary, dated the 25th August. Messrs. Law and Hopkins reported by banding in the written legal opinion of R. A. Harrison, Esq., Barristerâ€"re- lative to the debt} on the High School Bui‘ding“ which was read. a.) VILLAGE COUNCIL. AUCTION SALE. MARRIED. T. BARNUM’S A Bran New Show ! M a: N A G E R! E, AND WORLD’S FAIR. SE U M Thoroughly nfilind and reorganizrd at a cast of $1 5110,01,!) for [873. and so ('O‘OSSM in pro- poriion as to be TEN 'l'LVHCS LARGER 'I‘HAN ANY OTHER SHOW [N THE UNITED STATES: in pxcof of which a eha‘lenge of $1 $00,000 Is offered. THE ENTIRE VAST EXPOSITION WILL EXHIBIT AT SEPTEMBER 11 AND 12, 1873, Giving Three Grand 'FuH‘and Complete Per- formances of the entire 20 GREAT SHOWS, \V I1 0A '“fL‘Jfis l‘ixlu'FEQWEy IXJUZA G RAN D WOODEN AMI’HI'I‘HEA'TREM imi'm to tha ancmnl RUM A N AM l’f‘lI'I‘HEA'l‘RE, will he orecled on the lots solecmd, at a cod of $5,000. contiguous to the EMAINING IN THE RICHMOND Hill Postt memlslseptember. 1873: Ab‘ H, W. Ambler, W. (2) Anus. J. Baird, George Braice. Chas. S. Dam. Samh Baker. Michael Bulilho. Henry “7. Bolton, John Cooper, Mrs Espey. Joseph Elliot. Mary Finnie, Peier Morrison, Mrs C. Milier. Mrs Caiherine MOIden. Miss ' McT‘v'lasler. James McBride. John McWade. John McKav. Hugh Me Beith. Janet Neil. Mary J. Ostnr, Catherine O’Brien l). (i. O’Heron. John Post, Woodrufi' Gaidiner. Wil iam WJ’owell, Lucy H. Grav. David Glover, Edward Henuessy theriuo lngraliam. J, Jovce. Redmond Kennedy. J , H. Kirkiand. James Kerswill. James Lemmon, J. Legge, George F. Lewis. Miss Lahmer. Miss B R. Moylan. Patrick [’1' 951, Geoigc Phillips. S. Rogers. Josiah B. Stuckdalo. '1‘. Simpson. Adaline spencer. W. J Vanderhurgh, J M. Vanderhurz. Leiiie Vanderburgh. W. Whair‘n. Daniel Warwick, James Wilson. T. H THE LATEST NOVELTIES Ladies’ Back Combs ! After the First Day, Monuma, AFI'E"NUDN and Evmurxc. Doors open at 10 5.1“ . and l and 7 P. M. One Single Ticket, 500.65. Admits to all. Children under 9 years of age, 250. T0 ACCOMMODATE THE 80,000 Persons Thirty 9762f? cmd fashimmh styles to seâ€" Zeut from at T o B ON TO , TH UNSDA Yand FRJDA Y @- THRBE SEPARATE MINUS . PERWBMANEEE, _ LONDON, Sept. 8:}; ; BRANTFORD, 9th ; HAMIL'I‘ON,10th; ST. CATH- ARINES, 13th. Eolnssal HIPPUURUME Pavilions With choico resolved snnls overlooking the en- 'lhje audience. wivhj; m I! View ol'tlle Hippodrome and its Guarumeed to all who buy the life of I’. T' Barnum, wximn by himself. 860 pages, Reduced from $3.50 to $1.50 " VVorLll a $100 Greenback to a heginnnr “râ€" Hm-(Icu Gruclcy 0:}E xcursion Trains will run on all lines at Half Fare to and from the Exhibition. Massive Water Tanks full of Living $20,000 TALKING MACHINE! Rim:IstNTA'i'ivm Curmsrrws, 1.500 Animals, Birds, Reptiles and Marine Mon Hers. . 110 Magnificent Animal Cages and Vans, including & living GIILA [“be‘. v 1‘: Gouge ,us Sxaill'fl'Y Chariotr. 5 Twins 01' Railroad Cars rcq lll‘ed to trans- port it y \1', Daily expenses EXceed the Gross Receipts or" hall a dozen other shows. 3 Great Circus 'l'roupes. 3 Separate and dimmzt Circus Rings all in full performance atllie same limo. 6 Famous Clowns. Sea Lions 8; other Marine Monsters PROF. FABER’S \VILD FIJI CANNIBALS, Modoc, Camanche é’z Digger Iudxaus A 33M 1 RAE. DOT, THE humus CALIFOHN)A Dwuw. 16 YEARS OLD. ‘25 INCHES HIGH. WWGHS 15 POUNDS. The only Exhibition in America “[6096. NIZED AM) Emumsrm BY 'rur: RELIGIOUS PRESS. and daily VIsITED uv EMINI m CLEGGYMEN AND DIVINES. ‘ FREE ADMISSION TO THE- ENTIRE 20 GREAT SHOWS ! With a joint suiting (:apucily'f'or 16.000 perple. In the various deparlnwnm are contained Three times Larger than ever The Great Amusement Mirale of he Nineteemh Century. 100.000 WONDERFUL RIDING 001178, Pour Performing Elephants, Glreat Travelling THE HERALD BOOK STORE W:LL ALso EXHIBIT AT List of Letters LIVING. HISTORICAL & AND M. TEEFY, 9.”. The'dndersigned has received instructions from GEORGE HENRY BATH, Esq. to sell by auction. on EXTENSIVE @REDIT SALE. On lot No. 6, 3rd Con. Township of Vaughan. near Thomhill Station. N. R. a quantity of Valuable Farm Stock and Implements SALE AT ONEâ€"B’CLOCK RM. ROBT CONWAY, WEDNESDA Y, SEPT. 17, 2-H, 1873 “When GRAHAM’S PAIN Emme- TOR was first introduced here, I was doubt- ful of its virtues. but since then it has been used in m own family. and we find it pos. sessed on at rare qual ty in a patent medicine of being better than it. is represented to be. Many are astonished to find obstinate and on standing cases of Rheumatism cured by a. few app ications, and that it possesses similar power over other forms of diseases and pain. I have kept Hoonstantl on hand for the an three years, and would not at my home be wi out it." For saleb all res ectable drugglsts andde In medich Rings cents. ' 'i‘uis is to cantion thepuhlic againsl 0|" WILI‘ORD HARVEY. a. iadfaboul'l‘l veazs of age, who has ran away {mm my employ- ment. a'nd thereby violated his Indemm-e o: Apprenticu nip All persons are forbidden to give him credit on my account, as he has no claims on me. Victoria Square, GEORGE LAWSON, Aug. 13.1873 lotNr:.25,4Lh ConMarklmm THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY For Scrol‘ula. Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Sores or all kinds it is a never-failing and per- manent cure. It cures old Sores. Cures Ulcerated Sores on the Neck. Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs Cures “luckheads. or Pimples on the Face. Cures Scu:vy Sores. Cures Cancerous Ulcers. Cures Blood and Skin Diseases. Cures Glandular Swellings. Clears the Blood from all impure mutter, From whatever cause arising. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste. and warranted free from anything injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test its value. Thousands of testimmiials from all parts. Sold in Bottles 2s 3d each. and in Cases. containing six times the quantity. lls eachâ€" sufficient to efi‘ect a permanent cure in the great mnjority of long standing vaseleY ALL Cl'lEVllS'l‘S and PATENT MEDICIN E Burgoyne. Burbidges and Co.. Colman street, London. Newbery and Sons.37 Newgate StretchLondon Barclay and Sons, 95 Farringdon Street, Lon- 11611. Sanger and Sons. Oxford Street London. And all the London Wholesale Houses Monlreal.â€"-Evans,7\’le) our and Cu, Wholesale “ Druggists. Lymans, Clare and Co. Tm‘onlo.â€"â€"~Elliott and Co . Wholesale Drug- “ gists. Shapler and ()won. Hamillomâ€"Wiuner and ()0. Halifax â€"Ax?m‘y, Brown “21d Co, APOTHE'CARIIFZS' HALL. LINCOLN, ENGLAND. EXPORT AGENTS. Store. For cleansing 9nd clearing the blood from all impurites, cannot be too higth recommen- ded . ‘ ljflETIC/AL WORKS, 01“ ALL THE . . different poets, at the HERALD Book ~ All persons having any claim against the estate of William McNair. late of thetowm ship of King. deceased. are required to send in full particulars orthoir claims 19 the under- signed on or before the lst of September. l873. as after that (luv the Adininistramx ot‘ the estate will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased an ong the parties cnti'lPd thereto, having regard only to the claims of wh ich she shall then have had noticn. and the said Ad- ministratrix will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereol'so distributed to any person of whose claim ahe shall not have had notice. Dated at King 4th Mrs Joanna McNair August. l873. Administratrix. 785-41 King P. O. C L A R KE ’ S W0rld Famed Blood Mixture. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ON OR BEFORE THE FIRST OF NO- VEMBER NEXT. The front half of lot No. 18, 3rd Concrssion of Vaughan. GOOD GENERAL SERVANT. who thoroughly understands Household work. to whom good wages will be given. Apply personally to Mrs G A. Barnard. Richmond Hi”. More or less. Terms easy. For further par- ticulars apply to H 4 OR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.”â€" See Deuteronomy, chap. xii, verse ‘23 PARTIES WISHING PICTURES CAN" GET THEM ANY TIME AFTER. l THAT DATE. WILL BE OPENED FOR BUSINESS ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 28. CONTAINING 52 ACRES VENDORS throughout the world. ,So'e,f,’r99ri°£°_'1132 J .QPAfiKEJQEEQWESfi. Richmond Hill, Aug. 98th, 1873. 7‘38-tf Maple, July 93. 1873. UN-AWAY APPRENTICE. ETTER. THAN 'IT IS REPRE~ l SENTED TO BE. {REY-E!- Ilszraw heavy. P- 1 different poets, Trade Mark “ Blood Mixture." 0F TIIOS. B. COPELAND AGENTS TN CANADA. attificzuammm. BE SOLD N 0 T1 CE. J. C. McQUARRIE. J P “LAND LACHUTE P. as s:â€" GRAHAM’SV PA'IN gmyma- Wanted. Auctioneer‘ King P. O, 786-4t Maple 783-43 IMPOR TANT NO TIOE I Call and examine the large and well selected stock in WINES & LIQUORS PEOPLE’S STORE, WIN DOW SHADES. TINWARE, PAINTS & OILS, ' GLASS &'PUT’1‘Y, CUTLERY, and FURNITURE, Superior Teas and Groceries “ MOLLIE DARLING. ” Residence at Aurora, 0m. Particular atlominn paid to Children’s teeth, and also to Go‘d Filling. A stock of beautiful lecih a!ways on hand and ail work warranted. “FATHER SAYS I MAY.” Claims to be a first class House. and the oniy true way of testing it is by comparison L and an inspection of the stock and prices is res- pectfully soliciled. ~ SURGEON DENTIST, [13' Theihighestgprices paid for all kinds of Farm Produce. , AT,THE HERALD BOOK STORE, Flour and Feed kept constantly on hand. Mr Wells will vislt lhe following places, on the days mentioned. Mnrhlmm, on the 8th day of each month. Stoufl’ville, “ Illlh " " Sprlnghil], " 14H] “ " Richmond Hill, 1801 " " Thuruhill, “ QUIh “ , " Mdple, “ 2‘lnd “ “ Mr Wells or assistant will be at his office, Yongo Street. Aurora. at all times. A I lelters addressed lo Aurora, promptly at- tended lo. Teeth also set with the Celuloid Base, a new invention. being lighter. suongor and more dumblo than the old kind. Having had mne years exprrleme, satisfaction can be guaranteed. CELEBRATED, {AXLE GREESE RVING’S FIVE-CENT MUSO. Richmond Hill, August 28. 1737 Richmond Hill. June 19, 1873. FANCY GOODS! Ground Cofi'ees and Spices, finnkfi, fitatinmm, 8w. PEOPLE’S STORE PARCELb DELIVERED. P. G‘ SAVAGE For the best, purest and cheapest If you want pure. unadulterated “I HAVE NO HOME.” RICHMOND HILL. Remember the @mcriw, 8m PEOPLE’S STORE. PEOPLE‘S STORE. ROOM PAPER, ' CROCKERY, (1LASSWARE, J. M. WELLS, L.D.S., RICHMOND HILL. IF YOU WANT fixatimy. A [.80 BIDWELL’S Rl-MICI 311“ THE m mom . THE GO TO THE Fou SALE 778-tf. 7.384? @gxiw/Itumt gunfimmtfi. 132 Adelaide Street East. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS I TURNIP SEED!- And surrounding country for past patronage. and desires to state that his ‘V ATKINSON ' Begs to reunn thanks to the inhabitants of RICHMOND HILL. She has no hesitation in promising satia- faclion to all who may favor her with a can. Inspection Invited and Patronaga Solicitad. Dress and .Momtle Making ! Of Goods, or at LOWER PRICES One Box of Clarke’s B 41 Pills. PRA OTICAL MI LLINER Shop one door north of Mr. Bam- ard’s store, Richmond Hill. May 8. 1873. 7724f Burgoyne. Burbidges and Co . Colman Street. London. Nevaorv and Sons. 57 Newgato St., London. 3:1?("15' mm SM. 95 Farrinydnn St . London. Sang ,r and 54mm. ()Xfo'd Rt. London. And a” 11m London “’hoima‘e Houses, C'0m.ple_2fe~ ogll if; Branches! DRESS GOODS! Will be happpy to see all d esiring anythingin her branches, being a 0 1‘0 Weekly Papers. l'PCB'VGd at the HERALD Book Store. lichmond Hi1} Sula proprietor, F. J. CLARKE. APOTHECARIP‘S’ HALL. LINCOLN; ENGLAND. - EXPORT AGENTS. And to xhe Ladies he u‘ouid say, if you wun( Ever shown on Richmond Hill, At prices ranging from 100 to 50¢ per yd. THEY WILL MAKE YOU STARE 2 Also a. full assortment of S warranted $0 cure a“ discharges from “16 Urinary Organs, i 11 either sex acquired or constituliorak Gravel and Pains in the Back; Sold in Boxes, 45 (3d each.by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors. firl'mm'eaLâ€"mem Mmrm- my! C0,. Wholesale “ Ihnggists. Immmm (71am and (To. Torontn.~â€"§:§Hiou a1)(‘1(7n_, Who’lesalo Drug- “ 93:19. 5-‘Impts; and Owen. Hamiltoua-«VViuer and Co. IIalif‘axFâ€"Avery. Brown and C05 CANADIAN & ENGLISH TWEED s, JUST CALL AT Tm: CENTRAL, And there you xvii] find the BEST A $80 RTM EN'I‘ OF Hitherto kept, so Iepleta with a“ that was Chnste and l‘llagam. this season embraces the most beautiful and exquisite. goods ot'Jhe A beautiful choice lot to be Cleared out at greatly reduced prices at the Central Store Wm, ATKINSON. Prints, Cations, Ginghams, 6%., SHAVVLS, Fancy Shawls, BLACK &WHITE LACE SHAWLS White and Colored Quilts, IN FACT ALL THE NOVELTIES IN THE DRY GOODS LINE. FASHIONABLE MILLINERY SHOP. MRS. HASSETT Crockery, Hardware, Glassware, 0705671213, Qt, BARGAINS ! REMNANTS Oâ€"Fâ€"DRESS GOODS. 7794f Richmond Hm, June 5. 3873‘ STRAW WORK GRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE And he feels confident that NO OTHER HOUSE CAN OFFER, A BETTER ASSORTMENT gamisz mu! firming. gm (15mm, (Iiiwmiw. UBSC HIPTIONS FOR THE TORON Which cannot be surpassed if equalled. SEED STORE! A DRESS LUSTRE, ANNOUNCEMENT- The Millz'mry Departmmt, Cotton Tweeds, Cottonades, Game broons, Denims, (fie. HARVESTING TOOLS He would call special attention to his LARGE STOCK OF Done to order on the shortest notice "BLACK GOODS; SPRING' STOCK Dealer in everything Good and Cheap. Central Store, Richmond Hill. AGENTS IN CANADA. VERY LATEST ST Y LES. TORONTO The largest selection of A SPECIALITY. With a large stock of A full assorrmem of In the Dominion. AND IS NOW AND V‘M. ATKINSON. AND WM. RENNIE, Touou'ro, 0N 776 .