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Why was the House Disolved ? A great many may not be aware of the reasons that compelled the Ministry to dis- solve the present House, and we propose to give an explanation. Our readers will remember that, at the time of the resignation of Sir John, the charges against him had dwindled down to the only thing of which they could accuse him, that he had used money to carry on the elections of 1872, which he was com polled to do by the Grit record. It will also be remembered that Sir John gave no- tice that he would, on the assembling of the House. move for a Committee to enquire into the amount of money spent by mem- bers at the last general election, and the manner in which it was spent. Mr Blake necepted Sir John's chal'enge. and after- wards, at the banquet in Ottawa, Sir John reiterated his intentions. Now, the imm sculate Grits knew that three-fifths of them owed their election to a lavish expenditure of money. and that they. themselves. were {or gniliier thnn Sir John. And. as a proof of this. did not Mr Mackenzie himself admit since that he believed both sides need money corrupllv. And did not that maroelU) of finsncial abilityâ€"John Richard Cartwright, our present Finance Ministerâ€"admit that it was money that gained him his seat in 1872? And what, we ask, in the event of I Committee of investigation, would have been 1er position ol'that loquacious individ Islâ€"Henry Herman Cook, M. P ry v r-tue of 522.000? 'l'hcn there is that "poor mnn " up in Mnrquelle, whose r lecticn cost him only $1,900 : mm Wilkes. Bltlln, Edgar, and n host of othcr Grits to the list of those whose dollars purchased them their titles of M. P. Consequently, in order to steal a m -h on Sir J'ihn, the House was dissolved, sn thus the men who condemned Sir John A, Mncdnmrld, because he had authorized the use nfnrorvry had llrenrsrlvr's to dis- he the House, iir order to escape the Ber-utiny of a Committee of investigntion; and, to shield themselves and their creatures, they i put the country to an expense of over $100,- 000. Again, they have been me months ordeavoring. by a certain process of incu balion. to hatch a policy. and the political cowards durst not. announce it to the past Hohse nor now to the people. They are in hopes that by this election they will se- cure a majority of cringing Gritslike Cook, who would follow them, even to the over throw ofthe Dominion. Electors of Simcoe showyour abhmence of the. men who shrank to stand the test of the ordeal which they denounced one of (‘snurln's truest sons, for a deed of which they are more guilty than be. We once had It Cabinet of menâ€"it is now composed of srrant cowards. There was it severe snow 31mm in Salt Lake City on Jun. 2nd, and north through Montana. The (‘cmmilte on Appropriations of the U. S. House of Represcrrtalivrs has reportâ€" nl in favor cf reducing the Army estimates 8tl.500,000. and the Navy estimates 2,000,- 000. Senor t‘astelur has addressed to the Spon- lslr people Ir protest against what he calls " ti o rvcent brutal coup d‘etat.” He dcâ€" clnres that his conscirnce will not permit him to Inasociute with demag critics. and that his honor refuses to accept a situation cre- ated by bayonets. ._;x_=.â€" Tm: VILLE no Hrhmâ€"Th‘é French Admirality Court, which has had this disas- hr in the Ville du Huvre under investigation hn‘s rendered a verdict to the following rill-ct :-â€"I‘ rI‘he conduct of the cnptnin and (new of the Steamer was irreproachnble. 'Ihe collisou wus “holly due to the Loch Earn. marzmuvred contrary to every rule of the international maritime code." 1t is said that. Capt. Surrrront will be appointed to command the French trans Atlantic steamer Ville de Paris. E . . The more prominent lumberrnen in the westm‘n portion ofthe United States are .Imw moving to secure a Convention of men (who 'Hr'l‘le in the lumber interest, in order to iii-entire measures for the protection and )Nir-cl'vllild)“ of the lumber forests of the North West. It is stated. on what lumber- nron deem reliable authority, that the total pi 9 resources of the North West are 246,â€" 440,000000 feet, and that the pins crop my“: 01 the Rocky Mountains will be exâ€" truusied in five years. Touching the United States Budget .‘1r1011, it isdrought, will show the rather serious deficitof£6.000.000, while the Tree surv fears that the deficit next year may be err-ii greater. .and therefore asks for a reâ€" turmto lhighcr tusluion. which Congress he girrrtesto grant. and :‘fswpra ,a loan. the Lou- dun r aerator remarks rim“ “the new taxes noul scarcely beg-in to draw before the crisis twilldce rarer,“ and believes that the slightest evidence of financial cowardice will seriously injure American credit, which lfSlE. in no slaw-degree, own the way in s lit-h C(ngmss recently7 taxed the country, - r' if it wanted to pay all the debt in this generation. The following burst of virtuous indig- nation is taken trout-Foot .2 Corruption- ist org-an, butâ€"the immmulate Globe of Tuesday. It «will remind our readers of .Satan rcproving sin :-â€"- .some Government (rfiicials is getting be and. :bounds. We understand from a re 'abie .source Ihat the Deputy Warden of the Pro- ry‘ncial Penitentiary, and the Countv Astor- trey. and other officers. are spending the time which should he devoted to the public service, in canvassing for Sir John, It is $0 be hoped that an example will be made of some of these gentlemen who think it right to neglect their duties for the benefit .of thecause of dishonesty." In Louisville, .Ky., as well as previously do New Yorkrand other large cities, the daboring men, whojave been thrown idle by thousands by the continued depression in business and lessened demand for work men in the usual channels, have petitioned the authmities for work. .The present ad- tverse condition for laborers seems to have developed atendeucv among the poor in pearly all the States to lookrto Governmen- rsal authority for food and work whenever a scarcity of either prevails ; .and in so for as this tendency grows, the people here beâ€" come more like the older peoples who live under other Government forms. The gravest fears are still entertainedij concerning the famine in Bengal. The‘ latest accounts are that no rain had fallen yet; that the situation is .unohauged..aud artist the calamity .islikely to be of really tremendous extent. Though what are con . sidered “great .eflorts " there are being; made to irrigate some thousands of acresi of rice lands, they cannot be made evil-3 able in time, and grave fears are expressâ€" red concerning the preservation of cattle {or the Viceroy says food is already too dear to be given to them. If ,transpontat-ion can be secured, the wheat eating people need not suffer very seriously; but even flien the Ssperintending Engineer of Crissa believes the loss from the famine will be one-half the populstion, 25,000,000, and 1â€"10 in any one. ; 38 Acres CbsradJB of which are reacted down ‘ in Wheat: mmsinder is good Standing '1 in.. KINGSTON, Jan. 12.-â€"Tlre interference of bar- » :Lsdies’échool re-oponod oh the 5th iust. A.w CAJIRLAGE~BU’ RICHMOND HILL. Begs to announce to the inhabitants of Richmond Hill and surrounding ILDER. neigh borh oorJ that he has built a new Hearse and commenced the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS ’r. L. FIDO new LJL‘erU 1UI UII‘U. rurrcra. 1‘ Llirlsibus'ubw, cuflrub utru Lumxctc Irr Cle) .~.-»,.yle.. Richmond Hill, Nov. 13, 1873. Tâ€" ’ (morons, 64:. PURE Billlll DOMINION TEA HOUSE RICH MO} D H. LL. r rut: SUBSCRIBER offer. for solo a few pure bred SOUTIâ€"I DOWN RAMS! at . .i u, _r' THE T CHEST T ALEX. I00 DIE T N "sin thinking the inlrsbitnnts of Rico 1 mond Hill and vicinity for ll 0 blrr-zal l‘fil mirage the} have given him mum is tlrcrr. that nothing will b-. warning to securoullvat patron ego for 1874. III annouutiug the arrival of his WINTER GOODS 110 Would cul. special auétrrion to hislirio stock of GROCERIES CONSI‘T ING 0F \IEW CURRANTSl L Consisting of aged, shesrlmgs, Yambs. Ale! several pairs of choice ewrs “libs same bier d. Rllli'l'.1\1:\l.SlI, , , l.ot4|,(Zon.1. Markham. .21. ten. Matltlirilm . Oct OYS’IEBSI ()YS’I‘EREH OYSTERSH TIIE FlNEST Friner BALTIMORE OYSTERS AT 30c. PER CAN, AT G. A. BARN ARD’S! SIGN OF THE FLAGSTAFF RICHMOND HILL! 802 RIGHMIINBJLILL MILLS! GEORGE (r DAVID EIIzREsL 15 rmsrcmss FLOUR cruiser, Seedless. Layer and Valentin. Raisins, Luron Peel, Teas from 50c. upwards, COFFEES, V Green. Il’oustcd dc Ground. WINES A ND L1 QUORS ALL KiNnS, I’m-e and Unaduli’tmtrd, EC to inform Merchants linkers & Farmer il’r’nt they have sluavs on hand a large stock of , l‘rr'ics favoring nswith grists may rely one Croclcery & Glflggf”\va,1"e. good return and null Irrnnu‘actuied. P R o V E I o N 8 Paris, SHORTS, BRAN, , _ , P's ii 1) A Y. Agents wanted! All classes of working people. of either sex. ‘voung or old, ma 0 more mongrel work for us in Ilidir span moments. or all {he lime. than at anything ols': Particulars free, Addres< G.'S'I'INSON 81. 00., Portland, M-Iine LOST ! ETWEEN Rich-road Hill and the Third Concession of Markham, on the “thh Dec” a Gentleman’s MllVK COLLARE'i". 'l‘lre finder W‘111)6 suitably rewarded by return- ing it to the owner. at the Wesleyan l’rrrson‘ Igl. or to this t-flice. Richmond Hill. Dec. 31st, 1873. BOGâ€"If HlGHIES'I~ MARKET PRICE PAID FOR WHEAT. Richmond Hill riour Mine. Oct I5, 1873 AND ‘ .133? If ’s .F'Ifo UR A l‘"'l_\*;s_on hand. t'mnon '1-rout, Cod Fish' and Labrador Herring. A gsnersl stock of goods to ho round fit a gsnsrsl “are. 00008 DELIVERED. A. iroourit. l l TWO HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE. {El'l‘liltl BLOOD IS THE LIFE.”â€" Ses Deuteronomy, chap. xii, verse 9:! CLARKE’S World Famed blood tiixtiii'e. Trade Mark " Blood Mixture,” For cleansing tlld clearing the blood from all impuritss, cannot be too highly recommen- (Ind . ‘ For Ssi'ol'ula. Scurvy, Skin Diseases. and fines of all kinds it is s Irever-l'siling and per- mausoleum. It cures Old Sores. _‘ (‘ures Ulcrratsd Sores on the Neck. Cures Ulceraied Sore Legs Cures blackheads. or Pimp les on the rate. Cures Scurvy Sores. Cures Caircerons Ulcers (‘ures Blood and Skin Diseases. Cures Glsndulur Swellin‘ns. Clears ths Blood from all impure mslwr, From wlratervor cause arising. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste. sod warranted free from anything injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex, the .“Ioprictor sclicils sul‘fei'ers to give it a trial to a»! its value. Thousands of tesiimnrrisls from s11 psrtl. Soul in Bottles 2s 3d each. and in (Loses. couraiuing srx times the” quantity. 11s eschâ€" sumctenr‘, lo efl'ect s permanent cure in the Emu mnjmily u!" long standing "8533.8! ALL (1H EWIS'l'S and PATENT MEDICIl‘l E VENDORS throughout the world. ON Yong. Street. Richmond Hill. s t i) Apply to » JACOB MORDEN. Richmond Hill. an. 9,1874. 8’" tf VALUABLE FARM P811 SALE! 96 ACRES 0F CHOICE LAND 7I'I‘HIN 'i'hree miles of the Village of “ ’I‘lmrnhill. and five minutes svle of Northern Railway Motto I, being on E04! Half (JUL (i. “sin 0013., in the Township of Vaughan; NEW FRAME DWELLING HOUSE Mu. Stables, Driviig lHouse. Piggorv. 6m: (Ecumtaupply of good waler for house. as well can fine Spring Creek running across the lanthdmrwholeheing almroal enclosed by a New Bound Fence. Tour‘s Liberal and pass essfoil will be given immediately. Further particulars can the bad by applying to HENRY LEMON. 806. it Thornhill,l)ec.3l. 1373. V Sole “BMW”. F.) CIIIAKKE’Chemm’ ‘ A-PU'I‘HECARIICS' HALL. LINCOLN. ENGLAND- STRAYED EWE. sure into the premises of the Subscriben Lot 2, 2nd Con. King. early in the Fall. AN AGED leE. The owner is requested, to prove property, psy expenses. and take her away. RICHARD THOMAS. King. January 8. 1373. 907-3 EXPORT AGENTS. ' Burgoyne. Bnroidges and C0,. Colman street London. Nowhery and Sans.37 Newaate Sir-eel.r"0|‘d01 Bsnclay and Sous. 95 Farr-ingdou Street, Lon- I don. 1 Singer and Sons. Oxford Street London. And all the London Whales-lo lions". AGENTS IN CANADA. Monlroa|.â€"Evans.Momer and C... Whobsslo “ Druggists. Lymaus, Clare sud Co. Toronto -â€"E1liott and Co . Wholesale Drug- “ gists. Simpler 'sud Owen. Hamiltou.â€"Winner and Co. Holifsx â€"A.very, Brown and Co. ‘ Union House. JIONVILLE. Bosses run in connection with such trsin. Commodious sample room. THOS. HUNTER, Proprietor. October 9‘. 1873. 797 M38 CAMPBELL’S YOUNG THOMAS B. COPELAND- PHOTOGRAPHER, RICHMOND HILL. Begs to inform the public that he intends lREHO VING HIS BUSINESS' 1 TO ONE DOOR SOUTH or JNO. BROWN’S STORE, ND as he is getting a gallery them fitted up in good style Ire Will be able to do first class work. He intends moving on THE 99ml DECEMBER INST. 5‘ T. COPELAND. Richmond Hill. Dec. 1873. s Richmond Hill. Jun. 8.1674. 807-2: LOST. N Tr idsycvening. the 2nd inst .tn the vil- lngeo! Thornhill. .n note dated Decombor 18. 1873, and psyta‘blo tern months after date, for $37.50. in favor of John Bur-kholder, and signed by Ephrim Whitmoseurd James Gar- ton. The {flu-blue are hereby notified not to no- gotiate for it as payment has been stopped JOHN BURKHOLrDER Edgley P.O. January 5. ’74 807 SHEEP Frill ZALE. .RI 'MECHANIC. MANUFACTURER, ENGI- A- WRSGHT: L One Bu: of Cl arke’s B 41 Pills S 1 Urinary Organs, it either srx acr.uired or coiislrtiuiornl. Gravel and l'uins in Il’Ir Back.’ Sold in Boxes, ~15 (id eaclr,by all Chenists and Patent Mulrcrue Vsr dor'S. Sole proprietor, 1". J. CLARKE ;\1‘O'1‘11ECAtUl"S’ HALL. LINCOLN, ENGLAND. EXPORT AGENTS. Burgoyne. Burbitlges and Co . Colman Street London. Newborv and Sons, 37 Nev‘iéale St.. I ondun. Barclay unit fioii . 95 1"al'riii'gdoii, St , I undo“ Sanger and: 5191113.} Oxford St.. LOIIdOo. And all the London Wholesale H: uses. EGE’NTS 1N CANADA: l MontreaLâ€"I‘Iviih's Mercer and C0,. errrledale A “ Uruggrsts. Li'imrns Clare and Co. . ‘Toronto â€"1‘)|:iott and Co, Wholesale Drug warrnnterl to cure all distharges from the ‘ T'lEl 1’(.R'11‘DBlCRK5 till: 1’17, THE “EARL!” WILL SI:qu sows AT MY- FARM FOR1874. $2 FOR THE SEASON! rst prize at Markham, “ r\cwr.ror'riet. Inglington, (riucrpri, 1’I'OVIIIOlul. London, My Pigs won sl is it II 2nd 3rd IN 1873. . 1i. J. STANTON. 'I‘hornlritl. Ont. s01. u I! n it Is Tlromhlll. Nov, 2:". 1873. ammo; tut Stilt, House and Lot for Sale, N LUCAS STREET, RICHMOND Hill. containing one acre and a quarter of land, one lrnirie OWelliIIg house. wiIlr a barn stables. and other olllliullr rngs thereon. Terms, easy. Apply. on the premise-4 m r. CRAWFORD. Richmond Hill. Dec, 24. ’79. 753-3m Village Lots fer Sale. HE SUBSCRIBER errors FOR sale a‘ number 01' Village» lots, situated 3 in the village of . VICTORIA SQUARE! The lots contain globulin til implements. TOItONTO AG RICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE! 182 Adelaide Street East. The largest selection of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTSl A‘CD 11A IE YES TIN 0 T0 OLS III the Dominion. F ELD AND GARDEN WM. RENNIE, 9 TTD-tl‘ Torrorvro. ONT. ~ at”. (l). fltitttttttttut._ 17.0.SA'V1NGS‘ BANK. ,7 '17 MOHMOND £1? .935 , pOST HILL r a.» orrr c E. EPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR, (OR, any nu In refâ€"Iiotcxceerlingiiirer hundred u gicls. Simpler and Owen. liaiiiiltori.-Wiuer. and (.‘u. Heliumâ€"Avery, Brown and Co. T LARGE STOCK OF' T .. TEAS, Ranging in price from 30 cents per lb. upward. Also a fine assortment of Family Groceries. I. Crosby, Fire I’roof Store, RICHMOND HILL. \ J) _,.._/ .1. gttisrtllzmwuri, DR. JAMES LANGSTAFF. Cancun ,IiiLL, WILL GENE- _rally he foundar home from 2 to 3 o'c‘loc’J‘. r m. John Elliott L'airgstsli' is truth- oriZed to collect acrounts. February 4m. 18? 3. 759- I r B‘LAKE & KINGSSORD. , ARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS, SOLl- cilors, ‘Conveyarrcors. Nita, &c.. I nrd'cr:s.-+No. 56. Church “roan/Toronto, nexl door north of British American insurance Buildings. .1. N. BLAKE. R. E. eroSrouo, MA. EDWARD PLAYTER, M.D , (Medalist, Toronto Um'vcrsity,) PHYSICIAN, SU menu, so. Coroner for the County of York. Residenceâ€"Opposite D. Hopkin’s Store,-Cor. Yonge and Elizabeth St. Richmond Hill March 12. 1873. 764-tf S. JAMES, * iiOi‘iN‘CiAL LAND SURVEYER, County Engineer, Draftsman &c. p Surveys. Plans,Inscriptions, Reports. Plans of bridges. Specifications, Forms of contract. Security Bonds, 61c . eXecmed with nealncss and despatcli. No. 4' Trust and Loan Buildings. Corner of Adelaide and Toronto sheets. TORONTO. Toronto July 98. 1873 7P4-tf EVERY INVENTOR, BUILDER, mm. CHEMIST. Human AND MERCHANT. should at once send his name rind address with $1.50 for one year’s subscription to ’ihe Canadz'dii Patent Office Record: _ AND MECHANlCS’ MtGAZ‘INE’, 'ro 'I'Irr‘. i‘usLisHEu, GEORGE E. DESBARATS. Mori‘i'srzsL, A Copy of first number can be seen at tlriti Oflioe. 766-2 EWELRY! JEWELRY! FOR SALE clrt‘ap at the Bruno; Book Store, AMES. TOYS, so, rim SALE All the HERALD Book Store. . BIBLE SOCIETY DEPOSITORY \Rmrmond Hill branch) at the Hunsrm F ink Store. VANADIAN ILLUSTRATED NEWS. v‘ A weekly journal of Currtrit Events. Lila-nuns. Science and Arts. ‘rgrlculture and Mechanics. Fashion and Amusement. Sod st 100 s number at the HERALD Book Store- BARGAINS l REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS. A beautiful choice lot to be cleared out at greatly reduced prices at the Central Store Wm. ATKINSON. Richmond Hill. June 5. 187 “ Its O CHARLES Moss. dollars by an y one doposi’tor.) will bei‘ecoivori attire Richmond Hill Past ()flice,for which GOVOI'IHIIEDI\Vllllllo'rv Interest. 1“0’I|)flt‘llclllfll'éflppll‘10 M. 'l‘ltll'IFY, Postmaster. “,“lii. Trainer is Government Ageiiil‘or hassle of MA [3131A GE LICENSES. ALso AGENT rmr Tm: , p , MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Officeliours: from (i:30A.it.toD:30 r.M. Slav 4,l8b‘9 563-” MORGAN é’z THORNE, ARRISTERS, SOLICITORS m Chancery. Notaries, 61c.- (‘rrrcu ~Conrt Street. Toronto. Branch ()tliceâ€"-l.!ivisiori Court Clerk s office, Riel- riIOIid Hill. l'nos. K. Moncrw. Toronto. April ‘25, 1872. Houses TrInIzM lb'lf lilCIIMOND HILL L IVE R Y S T A B L E S . llov'ses and Vchiclos for hire. Charges mo- derate. Opposite Sanderson db Sons JOHN BROWN, Proprietor. Richmond Hill. Dec. 14. ’72. 751-3m HARRISON. QSLER 8r. MOSS, BARKISTEIIS, (b0. NOS. 36 AN’ 38 King Street Last, Toronto. 11. A. Hrnni':~ON,Q c. F. Osmm. , 'l'IIoMAe Moss, q'.c. W A POWER. at W. G. FALCDNBRIDGE Toronto. 1).. 4, 1972. 750-tf A GENTS WANTED. 2 Good Agci‘i‘ts required to canvass Mark- ham and Vaughan with a new and what wil l he a. very popular book. None but live buxi ness men engragud. Exclusive territory. Ap ply at the Herald Oliicc. Pai nfing. 'I‘HE SUBSCRIBER DEGS TU NO'l‘l» fy the public that he has recorrimenoro business at Iâ€"IOUSE PAINTINGrl ,1" all its branches. and from his experlcncc, careful attention, and moderate cliargos, he hopes to receive a share of the public patron- age' All orders by mail promptly attended to. JOHN LUWLlCY, Church St" Markham Vilvago January 8, 1873. w 0 755-lirir RK oox‘us, ALL SIZES, AT the HERALD liook Store. ESLE'YAN IJYMNS, ALL SlZES, at the HERALD Bonk SI: re. TA'l‘lONEliY OF ALL :KINDS AT the HERALD Book stuns. About (lfle-fiflh of mi Acre, And are located at the North-west come at lot No. 35, 4th Cnntwssioll of Markham. in a section where mechanics and laborers can get >16u(1)‘w01'k and high wages Appr (if b} lcl.l('i‘,pi'opalo) to Henry Jennings, Victoria . Square,” I6 WM. G. IIINGS'I‘ON. Dingle P. 0 March .“7. 1979. 7144f NlPISSlNG- HOTEL, MARKHAM. IN CONSEQUENCE OF TIIE DES- . irritation of ilrerAnglo American House b_fire, the sub-'crilier has taken and fitted up those large amt commudious premises belongr ing to Capt. '1‘. A. Milne. opposite Messrs. Spriglrt Nu Son’s Novelty Works. Markham. Excellent accomniooat'on nfl'or'dod for the trnrrlltnu public and commercial men. Livery ,...~» ,.. v ‘- m cite gleam e‘lt'ittrlr, l“ l ~ume 1s mac S III all sizes suitable . for Ladies and Gents, both in gold and Silver, But the accompanying cut; repre- sents in proper proportions lllE $25 RUSSELL HUNTING [EVER WATCH, In sterling silver case and ( gold points, full jewelled, if” ‘ warranted for ,fiv’e ,. earsâ€" ' together with a. go] yplated . Albert chainâ€"Which .Will be sent to any part of Can~~ ‘ ada on receipt of $25, ,or C. O. D., per express. w. E. CORNELL, Watch Importer, 83 King Street East. TORONTO. ONE. I stables in connection will] the hotel. Ale and Porter. D. T. WOOTEN. Sept. 4. 18752. 737-tf Patent Eaveâ€"trough AND WATEltSPOUTS FOR- THE DO nirivrov. at $6 per IUO leet. Also Floor ing and other Lumber “tossed : Sap Buckets. 1‘ails.(,idcr.\lil|s. Washing Macliines.S|IiIIglci Waggon F‘olloes.and LurirbeISawedto order It‘or'particulaisarlrlrcss JOHN LANGSTAFF, Steam Mills ,Thornliill. Tliornbill, Novtl‘), 1869. 510-.tf THOMAS SEDMAI‘CI, , ARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKER, Undertaker. Nae. Rnsrnrzncnâ€"Nearly opposite the Post. Office Richmond Hill. C ‘FAMILY BIBLES, LONG LIFE PILLS 2 5:33. oxford Sum. w. c, a FRESH SUPPLY, , $5, $5.50, $8.50 and so. at the HERALD BOOK STORE. Richmond Hill. At $1.82, MAYOR’S FOR. SALE BY R. E. LAW. Drinks; April 9. l97o. Richmond Hill BOGUS MEDICINES. H 0 L L O w Airâ€"’53 PILLS AND ' OINTMENT. l HAVE fora considerable time can Considered it to be mv duty to arlwrlise the public of' the British North American Provinces against buy- rug from unpriucipled dealers medicines em- :riinliirg from New York. and sold as my r llnllowa‘.’s Pills and (iinlment.” in which much ingnnuitv has been displayed in passing hem oil' as of III\ make. It is very diflicull rndred to attempt to enumerate the many de- vices to which the parties have bad resource, I‘m-y say, amongst other things, that a new label has be u adopted by them, and with hare-faced cffronterr caution the public against being deceived by ~pui'inus imitations. t A poor man by the name of Holloway is outplayed by the ro-cal Pd (‘bemit‘al Company in New York. who lends his name for a small -, weekly sum. V’l'he medicines Sold by this ' Company are palinod'offupoii the public as my “ llollowny‘s l’ills and Ointment.” so that were they to injure half the ’cmnmunity no . dtscrcdii would fall upon the fabricatOrs ofthess the reputation of my Iiiake- > As it is not at all necessary for this CREW to incur any expense in the sale of their produc- . Lions. or In a vorv iimired exent (trading as they do upon mv name). they are iii-a p0sition o ofi'r-rihcm at a very low price in Canada. where they are purchased br a few Wholesale lluuses that 1 can name, and will name here af nr, ifthrv continue to vend the some "lie following are the names and addresses of' some of the Houses who get my medicines from here direct :-â€" Wes-rs Avory. Brown 31 C0,, Halifax. N.S. .\1e.~srs Forsvth & C0,, Halifax. N S _ Vlessrs 'l‘. B Barker & Sons, St. John, N.B ll“ 'i‘. “as Brisay. Charlotte 'l‘own. 1’.E.L “~5er Langley &.Co., Victoria, RC. Messrs Moore 6: Co.. Victoria, BrC. ' , My Pills and Jinlmeiit are sold at the lowes wholesale not prit‘:es.,in qunutilies of not less than £20 worthâ€"viz . 8s ' d., 29s.. 34s., per dozen boxes of Pills or pots of Ointment. for which remitt'vnccs mast bo sent in 'advance. 'l‘iresc medicines are not sold in the United States“ I p . ' Each Pot and Box of my preparation bears the Rritislr Govr-rririient Stamp. with tr 9 words, “ Holloway’s Pills and Ointment. London." (Signer) THOMAS HOLLOWAY. r. London, July 1, 1873- 78-) l iSCEI.LANEOU_S. BOOKS SUITA ble l'or presents at the HERALD Boos 1 Store. THE LATEST NOVELTIES A . Ladies’ Back Combs! LARGE s‘moéK AN” AT THE BELTS! Thirty new and/ashibnable styles to se- lectfr'om. at THE HERALD BOOK STORE OETICAL WORKS, OF AL-. THE , different poets, at the HERALD Book Store. 0 H O o L REQUISITES oft ALL kinds at the HERALD Book Store. UBSCRIPTIONS FOR. THE TORON 'ro Weekly Papers. rece'ved at the HERALD Book Store. Richmond Hill; HERALD BOOK STORE STEAM SAW MILL! ' H [C Subscribe" begs to intimate to the fi'm- iug comiuruny and Lumber dealers that he is about to erect a Steam Saw Millvoii M ill Street, near Hall’s old Foundry. Richmond Hill. and iiivi'es all who have logs to cut to have them on during the Winter, as the capa- city of the Mill will be ten or twelve thousand feet a day, a large number will be required. , Lumber Out To Order, Bottled ____A 4 illusion filtratrrimrntri; H; B. BEE-80R, ,‘ DEALERIN , Prince’s organs & llléliitlctit‘is Chickering. Steinway and Durham Pianos. Also. the Calibrated HUMMING BIRD PIA NO, Which is rumpled to parlors where space is on object. The mode of Its coiisliur-tioii >Il entirely new, and based upon the best known principles of sciatica. Notice. 1 R. H. B. REESOR HAS SUCCEEbr- ed on in the agency in this section fol' the sale of Messrs G A. Prince & Co’s cele- brated Organs and Molodeons, in favor of ,which we give our most .ui.qun|ified approval, gantlrecoimneiidirtion as the leading'nnd mo" roliabie reed instrument now manufactured. (Signed) H. G. COLLINS. -, u WM. FLUMICRFEL’I'. Markham. Nov. 3. 1871- Testimonial from Professor G, Collins 1 have carefullyexaminod llio piarrono‘d bv M r. H ll Rsesor, called the Humming llird, or COlihri Pianos. manufactured by Mar jthuseck, and think they are wunderl'ul'v ,weot land pure in tone. and from theirpct‘rulth. con- ‘slruction. calculated to remain in tune 101130;- 'anI olhcr pianos. and consequently to stand ‘greater amouutuf‘ wear. r . . .1 HENRY GUEST COLLINS. Toronto Fob.28. 1872. 71491] ‘ FATTENS HORSES,cows,'cALVEsi Sheep and Pipe. It Faitens in,» Oil'éfatli‘fh the", usual time, and satire Food. ‘ Price 25 cents and $1 00 per box. A dolls! b.:x contains two hundrtd feeds. CATERPILLARS 0n Currant Bushes and, F ruit Trees.» THE CHINESE GARDER POWDER Desrrors all kinds of Insects, Grubs and Cat- erpillars on Currant and Goospberrv Bushes“ Sold hv Druggists and Storekeeper-s at 951' cents per box. compr-nnds. but would considerably damage ' ‘IIUGH MILLER &Co..' . Agricultural Chemists, Toronto. 'TICKS ON SHEEP. 'USF MILLR’S TICK DES'I‘ROYER. Ir destroys the Ticks. promotes the growth oft tire wool,a‘nd improves the conditirn of tho,- animal A 35 cent lrox will clean 20 sheep or? 37) lambs. HUGH MILLER s2 00., AGRICULTURAL CHEMIS'I‘I. . 167. King Street East, Toronto. For Sale by Druggists and Siorekeepers. , R E. LAW, Agent. Richmond Hill., unintentional. _â€"=, Fellows’ Compound Sir RUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES.‘ 1. As alllil'e-andorved bodies. wlielherthev 1).. Boast. Birds, Reptiles. Inserts or even Zoo» pliites. and subjects of the Vegetable Kingdom- m'e governor] [1y rilnlfm‘nc, which binds all tho. springs of existence. and as nothing can save» them from dost action when this principle leaves them, the discovorr of ‘ynosus wberohv vitalitr nigiy he sustained in the living body is irrdoed’a boon to the world. Modern chemistry has ventilated the ques- tion and discovered the ingredients coirtituu: ting the- brnin. muscles and nerves. and finds that by introducing these ingredients in proper. proportions the brain and nervous system are strengthened ~ This. then. i‘s substantially the basis on which Fr:r.r.ow’s I‘lvrornnsrnrrss is huilt.its' direct action is upon the Blood. the Brain and Nervous Srstenr. and Ilre.1l1riscles., > trengthâ€" suing the nerves. it causes the rapid distribu-r tion of Vitallzed Blood in the Muscular Organs Ofvlie-Bndy. I u‘ . Rousing the Sluggish Heart and Li'IY.‘ strengthening the action of the Stomach and ‘fiovvels and enabling the Lungs to be fillllyil" flared With Oxygen. : It is adapted for/ILL cases of Weakness In‘* Emaciationu'hothor arising from sedentary life. a tropit-alclimate. from fever or debility. from any cause, and is efficacious in Punuso, NAuv' Consunirrrou. many confirmed ,r'ssn having been cured and all benefitted, where it's use has been continued ovoi‘a fortnight.f - In Bronchitis it isa specific. and in Asthma givesrelief where overv other remedy fail-.7 For Nervous Dehillty it stands unrivalled,_ and may. be used with confidence in all case... As this is entirely distinct and difi'srent from every other preparation of Hypophosphites. b1. careful to ask for FELLows‘ SYRUP. and tslts" it All as low rates as possible SHINGLES COT ASUSUAL ANDREW MAGER. Richmond Hill, Nov. as, 1873. Sllfly no other. SOLD' BY A POTHECA RIE'." Price. $160,: Six for 357-50. mussrrri. owsm «limit. rs" 4'38