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MARKHAM COUNCIL. Pursuant to statute the Council elect for the Township of Markham, for the year I874. met at Hunter’s hotel, Unionville, on Monday, the 19th inst., and having made but! subscribed to the declaration of qualifi- cation of china as prescribed by law, took their seats, viz: Jas. Robinson, RceVe; John Lane and Wm. Milliken, Deputy- Iieevcs; Robert Marsh and N. Button Coun- cillors. Minutes of last meeting were read bad confirmed. Mr Lane, seconded by Mr Marsh, moved that in view of the various important matters contained in the report of the last meeting for 1873, tprrcsent Reeve be and is here- by instructed to sign the minutes of the said meeting. The following petition was presented :â€" By Mr Button, from A. Vanzant and forty- one orhers, askin,,r aid for two unfortunate and Kate Bickerstsfl“, who are in deplorably des- titute circumstances. ' On Motion Mr Marsh introduced a Bylaw to appoint Auditors. The By-law was read the first and second time. and the blanks filled with the names of Jae. Gormley and Thomas Shaw. On emotion the By-law was read the third time and passed. On Motion Mr Marsh introduced a Bylaw do appoint Assessors. The Bylaw was read :3 first and second time, and the blanks filled with the names of Wm. Wilmot for the west (half, and Daniel Strickler for the east half .of the to“ nship. On motion the By-law was read the third time and passed. On motion Mr Button introduced a By law do appoint Licence Inspectors for the Town- su‘hip of Markham, and the following persons .‘Iw appointed : Electoral Div. No. lâ€"Wm. “Sliver. No. 2â€"8. Brown. No. 3â€"John Carter. Nos. Land fiâ€"Luton Miller. No. .5â€"James Tran. Which was read a first :and second lime. Mr Button. seconded by Mr Millikan mov «ed that the By-lnw be now read a third time. MI Lane, seconded by Mr Button, moved 1he sum of $3 per week be granted to Fanny and Kate Bickerstad’, two indigent persons; «said sum to be paid to the order of Leonard indigent women named Fanny and. the work would be greatly forwarded if the suggestion of Mr Wallis were carried out. The motion was carried. NOTICES OI" MOTION. Mr J. Phillips gave notice that he would move for leave to introduce a by-lsw to appoint auditors for the current year. Mr Leslie gave notice that he would inâ€" troduce a By Law granting aid to agricul- turnl societies. The Council adjourned at 4:35. Death of Dr. Livingstone. Losnon, Jan. 26,â€" Despatches from Zanzibar, received here, state that advices received there from the exploring party ac- companying Dr. Livingstone in the interior of Africa, announce the death of the great ,explorer, Dr. Livingstone. He died at the encampment of the expedition. near Unâ€" yambyi, after a short attack of dysentery. The death of Dr. Livingstone took place in June last. He had been travelling over a partially submerged country. after wading four days thrdugh water. was seized by ill- ness of which he died. LoNDox, Jan. 27.-At a meeting of the Royal Geographical Society Inst night, sev- eral members expressed doubt as to the authenticity of the report of Dr. Livingâ€" lstone’s death. Mr Kirk said when he left Zanzibar in September, rumors of a similar character were current; he thought the news, if true, would have been ofiicially for- warded long before the present date. THE IMPORTED BERKSHIRE PIG. THE “EARL!” WILL sanvs sows AT in mm run 1874. $2 FOR TEE SEASON: My Pigs won [at prize at Markham. " " ” “‘ Newmarkol. It I. II II Eglington, c A R RICHMOND HlLL. ’ RIAGE BUILDER, Bcgs to announce to the inhabitants of Richmond Hill and surrounding neighborhood that he has built a new Hearse and commenced the UNDERTAKING BUSNESS, mm ‘l l. .m’ Fine New Hearse-I01 hire, Funeral Furnishings, Coffins and Caskets in every style. Richmond Hill, Nov. 13, 1873. E- WRIEET. gull strains grown}; for Salt, We “gun House and Lot for Sale, ON LUCAS STREET, RICHMOND Hill. containing one acre and a quarter of land, one frame dwelling house, with a barn stables. and other outbuilmngs thereon, Terms, easy. Apply. on the premises m I“. CRAWFORD. Richmond Hill. Dec. 5X. '72. 753-3m . . IE ESE run 13 made In all sizes suitable for Ladies and Gents, both In gold and silver. But the ,‘ accompanying, cut repre- “y scnts m proper proportions ‘ THE $25, RUSSELL HUNTING [EVER WATCH, In slcrlincr silver case and gold points, full jcwollcd, wf‘l warranted for five yearsâ€" - together with a goldvplatcd ' Albert Cllfllll~â€"M'lllch will , ' ‘ be sent to anypart of Can- l ads on receipt of $25, or- C. 0. D., per express. 3 ‘3 ' l W-E. CORNELL, ! l“ Watch Importer, : 83 King Street East, resource. our. Village 'Lots for Sale. _â€" HE SUBSCRIBEROFFERS FOR sale a number of Villngo lots. situated in the village of VICTORIA SQUARE! The lots contain } Abdul: Unc-fiffli of an Acre” And are located at the North-wast cornerof lot No. 35, 4th Concussion ol' Mnrhl‘arn. in a section whore mechanics and laborers can get steady work and high wages Appr (if by lettcrdn‘epuitl) to Henry Jennings, Victoria Square,or to , WM. G. HINGS'ION.' . Dingle P. O. 714-tf March 97. 1872. NIPISSING- HOTEL, MARKHAM. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DESâ€" trucliou of the Anglo American House by lire, t is subscriber has taken and fitted up those large'and commodious premises belong-f ing to Capt. ’l‘. A. Milne. opposite Messrs. Spoight &, Son’s Novelty Works, Markham. Excellent acrommodallon afforded for thei travellingpublic and commercial men. Livery l stables in connsctlou with the hotel. Bottledl Ale and Porter. D. 'I‘. WOO'l‘l'N. Sept. 4. 1872. 737-tf Patent Eaveâ€"trough D WATEltSPOUTS FOR THE DO- AN B , d h u u gnd u Gualph ' "’ MINIUN, atd‘jti por lllOioot. Also Floor- ‘ t l fth' C '1. . . u .’ , _ .' inc drtl -L b l)- .xdzs‘ B kt, “nfliil‘lllti, 5.2.32‘3‘13"... 5...?‘22‘. ‘ ‘ 3'“ "°““°“' burrow tar. rims sssn ssur I'llR 2ALE., One Box ofcxarke’s B 41 m rm133%iileiih"Sivthnléifacmné‘éistill; ed that the account of P. S. Gibson ,P.L.S,, IN 1873 ' ’ ' Waggon Felloesuznd LumborSawedto order _‘ for survey and description of gravel pit. on Lot 23. in the 4th Con., amounting to $6; nlso. the sum of $1.50 for plan of road di- vision at Lots 4 and 5, in the 3rd Con., at the German Mills be paid by the Treasurer. Mr Marsh, seconded, by Mr Lane, moved that the Reeve and Mr Button be and are hon-by appointed a committee to visit Mr Philip Macklem. and try to make an adjust~ ment with him in regard to his claims against the Township. Mr Millikan gave notice that he will at the next meeting, introduce a By-law to fix 1 e salaries of the township officers lor the current year. The Council then adjourned to meet on the 2nd Saturday in February. York County Council. The first meeting of the new Council of the County of York was held yesterday af- ternoon in the Council Chamber, at the Court. House. The Clerk, .‘di Geo. Eakin, took the choir. The Chairman called over the names of the Reeves and Deputy Reeves, which were AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ! us follows :â€" I‘ltobicokeâ€"Wm. D. Wallis, Reeve; Jon nthnu Arth, Deputy Reeve. Georginaâ€"Donald Macdouald, Reeve. It}. GWillimburyâ€"William Cane, Reeve ; Wilson Reid and H. Masier. Deputy Reeves. N. Gwillimburyâ€"lsanc Merritt, Reeve; Wm Bennett, Deputy Reeve. Kingâ€"J. D. Phillips, Reeve; Charles Ilcwm, Joseph Stokes and James Rodgers, Deputy Reeves. Murkh mâ€"James Robinson, Reeve, John Lane and Wm. Milheren, Deputy Reeves. Sc:irbnro’â€"J. P. Wheeler. Reeve, and Simon Miller, Deputy Reeve. Vaughanâ€"«Wm C. Patterson, Reeve; 'l‘hmnns Webster and N. C. Wallace, Deputy lioevcs. Wliitchurchâ€"Moxon Jones, Reeve : P. Iluchiem, and Silas Lunduy, Deputy Reeves. Yo:k~Wm. Tyrrel, Reeve; J. P. Bull. llonry Duncan, Joseph Watson and George Leslie. Deputy Reeves. Yorkvilleâ€"J, Severn, Ilc puly Reeve. Ni-wmurket‘E. Jackson: Reeve. Holland Landingâ€"W. H. 'l‘horm, Reeve, Auroraâ€"Joseph Flewry, Reeve. Markham Villageâ€"James Spcight, Reeve Rmhmond Hillâ€"Wm. Harrison. Reeve. The Chairman announced that two of the menbers. of the Council had not filed their certificates of election, and consequently could not vote at the present meeting. He nnd-rstood they had their certificates at home, but the law prohibited them from 7voting until they were handed in. ELECTION OI“ WARDEN. "The Chairman next called for nominations for Warden. The following nominations were made :â€" Mr Cane moved, and Mr Jones seconded Mr E. Jackson. Mr Robinson moved, and Mr Wheeler s econded, Mr John Lane. Mr Stokes moved, and Mr Rodgers sec- .. e I, Mr J. D. Phillips. ‘ A ‘ Wickson moved, and Mr J. Severn seconded, Mr Wm. Cane. Mr Macdonald mcvc l, and Mr Watson seconded, Mr Wm. Tyrrell. Upon these motions being put to the meet- sng. they were all Inst. Messrs Jackson, Tyrrell, John Lane, Moxon Jones, 1. P. Wheeler, and J. P. Bull were then nominated, and, upon the motions being submitted to the Council they were voted down. Messrs W A. Wallis, John D. Phillipa, Moxon Jones, Jackson, J. P. Wheeler, James Robinson, and John Lane were again nominated, and the names were again re- jected by the Council. Aftemonsiderable time had been lost in nominating and rejecting names proposed. ' Mr Wm. Cane was nominated by Mr Wallis and seconded by Mr Reed. and elect- ed. On taking the chair. he thanked them for the confidence they had reposed in him in placing him in that position, and said he would at all times endeavor todischarge his duties to the best intrest of the county. Reeve; S. Wickson STANDING COMMITTEES. Mr J. P. Bull moved that a Committee of seven be appointed to strike the Standing Committees. Mr Leslie seconded the motion which was adopted. The following gentlemen were then sex looted by ballot :â€" Messrs. Bull, Jones, Jaekson,Lsne, Phillips, Wheeler do Wallace. PETITIONS PRESENTED. By Mr Wallisâ€"Of James Heckey and others, asking for a remission of tolls from gate No. 4 Dundas street, in consequence of the bad state of the bridge at Springfield. By Mr Stokesâ€"0f James Lawrence and others with regard to school matters. ADJOUIIIIEW. Mr Jackson moved, and Mr Phillips secâ€" onded, that when the Council ad'ourned on the following day, it should stan adjourned until Monday next, then to meet at 2 pm. Mr Wallis was in favor of adjourning unâ€" til Friday. Mr J. D. Phillips pointed out that many of the members of the Council had a long distance to come, and it would inconvenâ€" ience them considerably. He did not-think " FIELD AND GARDEN R. J. STANTON. 'I‘horuhill, Ont. Thornhill. Nov. 25. 1873. till. ggrimtmml intoxicating. r...’ TORONTO AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE 3' 13:. Adelaide Street East. The largest selection of v AND HARVESTING TOOLS In the Dominion. g E E D S 2 WM. RENNIE, 7794f Tonos'ro. Our. (b. geranium; P. 0. SAVINGS BANK. RICHMOND HILL POST OFFICE. EPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR, (0R any nu moorâ€"notexcoedingtnrechundrsd dollars by any one doposilor.) will be received althe Richmond Hill Poet OfiiceJor which Govarnmontwillsllow interest. Folparticnlarsapplyto M. TEEFY. Postmaster. “,Hlu. 'I‘uurv is Government Agonlfor hosale of MARRIAGE LICENSES. ALSO AGENT rou TH: MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Officehours: from 6:30A.M.to9:30 PJI. May 4,l869 5634f MORGAN 8r. THORNE, AR RISTE RS , SOLICITORS IN Chancery, Notaries, dsc. Onionâ€"Court Street. Toronto. Branch Officeâ€"Division Court Clerk's office, Rich- mond Hill. Tnos. K. Moaoau. Toronto, April 25. 1879. Hanson Tuoan Itsâ€"if RICHMOND HILL LIVERY S TABLES. Horses and Vehicles for hire. Charges Ino- derate. Opposite Sanderson dz Sons. JOHN snows. Proprietor. Richmond Hill. Dec. 14. '72. 751.3... ‘ HARRISON. OSLER & MOSS, ARRISTERS, k0, NOS. 36 AND 38 King Street East, Toronto. R. A. HARRISON,Q.C. 1". Once. Tnosm Moss, Q.c. W . A Forrest. CHARLES Moss. W. G. Fawonnumos Toronto. Dec. 4, I872. 7594f AGENTS WANTED. 2 Good Agents required to canvass Mark- ham and Vaughan with a new and what will I be a very popular book. None but live busi- ness men engaged. Exclusive territory. Ap- piy at the Herald Office. Painting.- THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS T0 NOTI- fy the public that he has recommended business at HOUSE PAINTING I In all its branches. and from his experience, . careful attention, and modernte charges. he 3 hopes to receive a share of the public patron- ‘ age- All orders by mail promptly attended to. JOHN LUMLEY, Church St" Markham Village. January 8, 1873. 755-611) I l lI‘. sunscmnsn on... for sale a few cons DOMINION TE-A HOUSE T”... b... RICHMOND HILL. 1“ c H E ST '1‘ ALEX M00 DIE 71‘ N again thanking the inhabitants of Rich- 1 mond Hill and vicinity for the liberal pat- ronage the) have given him fissures them that nothing will be warning to secure that patron- age for 1874 [u announcing the arrival of ‘WINTER GOODS special attention to his fine stock of GROCERIES‘ CONSIFTING. 0|" NEW CURRANTS! He would call Seedless, Layer and Valentia Raisins, Lemon Peel, Teas from 509. upwards, COFFEES, Green, Roasted «9: Ground. WINES AND LIQUORS ALL KlNl)S, Pure and Unadultcmled, SOUTH DOWN RAMS! Consisting of aged, shenrhngs. lrmhs. Also several pairs ofrhoico ewes of the same breed. ROOT. MARSH, Lot-1 l,(10n. 1, Markham. Markham. Oct. ‘c’l . 1873. OYS'IERSI OYSTERSH OYSTERSl! THE FINEST FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERSv AT 30c. PER CAN, AT G. A. BARNARD’SL SIGN OF THE FLAGSTAFF RICIâ€"IMOND HILL! coz BIEHMUNDilLL nuns I" GEORGE (E DAVID BIRRELL ) EC to inform Mercha llN'r-l- they have alw' stock! Its Bakers & Farmers on hand a large l FIRST-CLASS iii " .; ,6 bit &,,EE D Parties favoring us with grists may rely on a l 0,.Ocl{ery & GlaSSW.are good return and well muuu'aciured. a ’ 9 PROVISIONS: PEAS, SHORTS, BRAN, AND EY II ’ S .F'LOUR A Ways on hand- "auinon Trout, Cod Fish and Labrador IIerring. A general stock of goods to he found in a general store. GOODS DELIVERED. A. MOODIE. TWO HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE. ON Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. I Apply to JACOB MORDEN. Richmond Hill, Jan. 8, l874, 8"7-tf VALUABLE FARM I'liR SALE! 96 ACRES 0F CHOICE LAND WITHIN 'I'hres miles of the Village of l l HIGHEST MARKEI‘ PRICE PAID FOR WHEAT. Richmond Hill Flour Mills, Oct )5. 1873 n _ ’l E â€" . Agent:I ngéle All Clown-es of working people, of either sex. young or old. ma 8 more money at work for us in their sport" moments. or all the lime, than at anything slss Particulars free. Address G. S'l‘INSON & C0., Portland, Maine LOST ' O PETIVEEN Rich 1 ond Hill and the Third ) Concession of Markham. on the leth Dec... :1 Gentleman’s MllVK C(lliliAltE'i'. 'I‘ho finder w.ll be sullably rewarded br relurn- ing it to tho owner. at the Wesleyan ~Parson- age. or to this ofiice Richmond Hill. Dec 3lsl,1873. Silli-tf 68 , UR Tlll‘: BLOOD IS THE LIFE.”â€" Seo Deute'ronerny, chap. xii, verse 23 CLARKE’S World Famed blood Mixture. Trade Mark “ Blood Mixture.” For cleansing rnd clearing the blood from 'all impulites, cannot be too highly recommen- ded . For Scrofula. Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Thomhi", mu five minutes walk of Sores of all kinds it is a never’fail-iug and per- Northorn Railway 5 talc i. being on E1141 Half mane“ our“ of Lot G. ’1“?! Con., in the Township of Vaughan; 88 Acres Clearedei of which are seeded down in Wheat; remainder in good Standing Tim. bar. NEW FRAME DWELLING HOUSE Barn. Stables, Driving 'House. Piggerv, &c. Constantsupply of good water for house. as well as a fine Spring Creek running across the land, thowhole being almost enclosed by a New Board Fence, Terms Liberal and poss ession will be given immediately. Further particulars can be had by applying to HENRY LEMON. |I‘hornhill, Dec. 31. 1873. 806 tf {Union Houe. NIONVILLE. Basses run in connection with each train. Commodious sample room. 'I‘HOS. HUNTER. Proprietor. October 24. l873. 797 LOST. N Friday evening. the 2nd inst .tn the vil- lags of Thornhill. a note dated Decombar 18. 1873, and payable ten months after date, for $37.50. in favor of John Burkholder, and signed by Ephrim Whitmorc and James Gar- ton. The Public are hereby notified not to no- gotiale for it as payment has been stopped JOHN BURKHOLDER Edgloy P.O. January 5. ’74 807 VALEN TIN ES ! LARGE 86 NEW STOCK RI 0 AT THE RE M0 VING’ HIS E US INESS at 100 a number at the HERALD Book Store- HERALD, BODIES T0519. , l the HERALD Book Store. ESLEYAN HYMNS, ALL SIZES, at the HERALD Bo ok Store. TATIONERY OF ALL KINDS AT the HERALD Book Store. OBK BOXES, ALL SIZES, AT! ll cures old Sores. Cures Ulcer-sled Sores on the Neck. Cures Ulcersted Sore Logs Cures Blackheads. or Pimpch on the Face. Cures Scurvy Sores. (,‘ures Canccrous Ulcers. Cures Blood and Skin Diseases. (lures Glandular Swellings. Clears the Blood from all impure matter, From whatever causo arising. .As this mixture is pleasant to the taste. and warranted free from anylhing injurious to the most delicate constitution ofouher sex, the Proprietor solicits sufferers to give it a trial to MECHANIC' MANUFACTI'lRER’ E'NGJ' test its value. Thousands of testimonials from all parts. Sold in Bottles 2s 3d each, and in Cases, containing six times the quantity, lls eacbâ€" should at once send his name and address vvrth sufficient to efibcta permanent cure in the great majority of long standing nasemJIY A LL CHEVIIS'I‘S and PATENT MEDICINE The Canadian Patent Office Record VENDORS throughout the world. Sole Proprietor, l“. J. Cl.ARKE,Cl\emist, APOTHECARIES' HALL, LINCOLN. ENGLAND. ' EXPORT AGENTS. Burgoyne, Burnidges and Co. . London. Newbory and $0118.37 Nowgate Strerl.London Colman street Barclay and Sons, 95 Farringdon Street. Lon- Ofiice‘ don. Sanger and Sons. Oxford Street London. And all the London Wholesale Houses. AGENTS IN CANADA. Moutroal.â€"â€"Evans.Mercer and 00., Wholesale “ Drugglsts. Lymans, Clare and Co. Toronto â€"-Elliottand Co. Wholesale Drug- " gists. Shaptor and Owen. Hamilton.â€"Winner and Co. Halifax â€"â€"Avery, Brown and Co. , THOMAS 13. COPELAND PHOTOGRAPHER, HMOND HILL. Begs to inform the public that he intends 1‘0 ONE DOOR SOUTH Ol' JNO. BROWN’S STORE. ND as he is getting a gallery thero fined up in good style he will be able to do first class work.~ He intends moving on THE 2'2nd DECEMBER INST T. COPELAND. Richmond Hill. Dec. 1873. S warranted to cure all (lisiharges from the Urinary Organs. in miller sex acquired or lilulioi ul, Gravel nnd l’nins in the Back. Sold in Boxes. 45 (id ouch.by all Chemists and Patent Medic: no Vendors. Sole proprietor, F. J. CLARKE. APO'I‘HECARIFS’ HALL, EN GLAlV l). EXPORT AGENTS. Burgoyne. liurbiilgos and Co . Colman Street London Nevvborv and Solis. 37 Newgnle St., London. Barony and Son. 95 F‘srringdon St . London \‘anger and Sons. ()xfovd St. London. And all llle London Wholesale Houses. AGENTS IN CANADA. VIantrenl.-â€"-leans ll‘lelCfll‘ and (30.. WhOlesalO “ Druggists. Lymnns Clare and Co. Torontoâ€"llllliott and (70., Wholesale Drug " girls. Shuptea and Owen. llamillon.-VViner and (Jo. Haldaneâ€"Aver). Brown and Co. LINCOLN, f Forp articulurs address JOHN LANGS'I‘AFll‘, , Steam Mills ,Thorn'hill. Tnsnihin. Nov. 3,1869. 510-.tf THOMAS SEDMAN, CA Undertaker, «Vsc. RESIDENCEâ€"Nearly opposite the Post Office Richmond Hill. T A LARGE STOCK on T T E A S, Ranging in price from 3.". cents per lb. upward. Also a fine assortment of . Family Groceries. J. Crosby, Fire Proof Store, RICHMOND HILL. J, S'itirirtibnnmw, DR. JAMES LANGSTAFF, ICHMOND HILL, rally be found at borne from 2 to. 3 o‘clock. r M. John l‘lllioxt Langstad’ is auth- orized to collect accounts. February 4th. 1873. 759-lv BLAKE 82. KINGSFORD, A KRISTERS, citors, Conveyancors. &o., &,c,, “Frommâ€"No. 56. Church Street. Toronto, nexl door north of British American Insurance Buildings. J. N. BLAKE. EDWARD PLAYTER, M.D , (Medalist, Toronto University) PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, &c. Caroner for the County of York. Reridellt'oâ€"o0ppvbive l), Hopkiu’s Store,Cor. Yonge and Elizabeth St. Richmond Hill. March l2. 1873. 764-tf 8. JAMES, ‘ ROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYER, A County Enginoor, Draftsman «Vac. Surveys. Plans. Descriptions, Reports, Plans of bridges, Specifications. Forms of contract. Security Bonds, dizc , executed with neatncss and despalch. No. 4 Trust and Loan Buildings. Corner of Adelaide and Toronto streets, TORONTO. Toronto Julv 28. 1873 7C4-Ili' EVERY INVENTOE, BUILDER. NEER. CHEMIST. FARMER. AND MERCHANT, $1.50 for one \ear’s subscription] to AND MECHANICS’ MAGAZINE, TO THE FUELISHEH, GEORGE E. DESBARA'I‘S. MONTREAL. A Copy of first number can be seen at this 766-2 EWELRY! JEWELRYl FOR SALE cheap an the Bunny, Book Store. AMES. TOYS, &C., FOR SALE AT the HERALD Book Store. I I B L E S O C I E 'l'Y DEPOSITORY \Rn-nmund Hill branch) at the HERALD P )ok Store. NANADIAN ILLUSTRATED NEWS, ’ A weekly journal of Currfnt Events, Literature. Science and Arts \griculturo and Mechanics, Fashion and Amusement. Sod BARGAINS ! REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS. A bsl'utiful choice lot to be cleared out at greatly reducod prices at the Central Store Wm.’ ATKINSON. Richmond Hill. Juno 5. 187 7:5. ‘Mossrs Moore 61. (30.. Victoria, B.C. FAMILY BIBLES, A FRESH SUPPLY, At $1.82. $5, $5.50.1$8.50 and $9. at the : HERALD Boon Srons. , Richmond Hill. MAYOR’S LONG LI FE PILLS ! FOR SALE BY R. E. LAW. Drnggist, April 9. l87... Richmond Hill. 130 G US MEDICINES. HOLLO W A'sâ€"’3 PILLS AND OINTMENT. â€" y WILL GENE_ I HAvE for a considerable time past considered ‘it to be mv duty to advi-rliso the public of the British North American Provinces against buy- ing from unprincipled dealers medicines omâ€" anating fronrNcw York. and sold as my " Holloway-’8 Pills and Ointment.” in which much ingenuity has been displayed in passing . Ihem, pfi' as of m} make. it is very difficult .indeed to attempt to enumerate the many de~ ‘ ATTORNEYS, SOLL vices to which the parties have had resource, They say, amongst other things. that a new label has born adopted by them, and with bare-faced cfi'ronterr caution the public against being deceived by spurious imitations. t A poor man by tho nan of Holloway is R. E. chsronu, M.A. oniployrd by the so-cal ed Chemical Company inva York. who lélllls his name for a small weekly sum. The medicines Sold by this Corpp'uiy are palmcd ofl' upon the public as ~my " Hollovvay’s‘l’ills and Ointment.” so that wore they to injure half the community no discredit would fall upon tho fabricators ofthess compounds. but would considerably damage 1 the reputation) of my make. V As it is not at all nocsssary for this Cnnw to incur any expense in the sale of their produc- tions, or to a very limiied exent (trading as they do upon my name). they are in a position to ofi'er them at a very low price in Canada. where they are purchased by a few Wholesale Houses that I can name, and will name here after, iflhcy continue to vend the some The following are the names and addresses yoffiome of the Houses who get my medicines from here direct :-â€"'_ Messrs Avery. Brown! & Co., Halifax. N.S. Messrs Forsyih A's Co., Halifax. N.S. Messrs 'l‘. B Barker 81. Sons, St. John, N.B M‘ 'i‘. Dos Brisay, Charlotte 'I‘own. P.E.l. Messrs Langley 6L Co , Victoria. BC. My Pills and Ointment are sold at the lowes wholesale net prices. in quantities of not less than £20 worthâ€"viz . 8s l-d,, 29s., 34s., per dozen boxes of Pills or pots of Ointment. for which remiltnnces must be sent in advance. These medicines are not sold in the United States. Each Pot and Box of my preparation hears the British Government Stamp, with tl 8 words, “ Hollowsy’s Pills and Ointment, London." (Signed) THOMAS HOLLOWAY. 533. Oxford Street. IV. 0., London, July I, 1873. 785 ISCELLANEOUS BOOKS SUITA» ble for presents at the Hr.me Boon Store. SCHOOL REQUISITES FULL SUPPLIES AT THE HERALD 1300K STORE. STEAM SAW. MILL! HE Subscriber begs to intimate to the farm- ing community and Lumber dealers llmt he is about to erect a Steam Saw Mill ,on M ill Street, near Hall’s old Foundry. Richmond Hill. and invi'es all whoohave logs to cut to have them on during the Winter, as the caps- city of the Mill will be ten or twelve thousand feet a day, a large number will be required. Lumber Out: To Order, Al as low rates as possible SHINGLES CUT AS USUAL ANDREW MAGER. Richmo-“d Ilill, Nov. 92. 1873, 8011 RRIAGE AND WAGON MAKER, , ’, (Signed) cents peribox. , , ginniwt flltfittltltttttlg‘i, H. B. REESOR, DEALERIN Prince’s Organs & lllelodcous‘ Chickering. Stainway, and Durham Pianos; Also, the celebrated IIUMMING BIRD PIA Nd Which is adapted to parlors wherespace is 33" object. The mode of its constlni-tion ii entirely new, and based upon the best known prlnciplesof science. Noti cc} M 1 MR. E. B. REESOR I-‘IAS SUCCEED‘i ed us in the agency in thissoction for the sale of Messrs G A. Prince s\ Co’s celer brated Organs and, Molodeo_ns,.in, favor of which we give our mostunq‘naliliod approval- and recommendation as the loading and mosli reliable reed instrument now manufactured; H. G.,COI.LINs. . -WM. FLUMI‘LRFELT: _Markhsm. Nov. 3, 1‘8“. Testimonial from Professor H. G, Collin; I bavo carefully examined the pianos'solA by Mr. H B Recsor. called the Humming‘ Bird, or Colibri Pianos. manufactured by Mat. thuscck. and think they are wonderful‘vsweot and pure in tone. and from their preshr. con- struction. calculated to remain in tune longer Iban other pianos. and consequently to stand greater amountnf wear. . . > , ‘ HENRY GUEST COLLINS. Toronto Feb. :28. 1872. 714-1] ATTENS HORSES, cows, CALvus; Sheep and Pips. It , Fatima in. , Oncfm'l/N/Ifl the usual tame, and saves Food. Price 25 cents and; $l 0" per box. A dell”: box contains two hunder feeds. CATERPILLARS 0n Currant Bushes and F ruit Trees: TIIE CH lNl‘lSl'l GAIIDERPOWDER Desrroys all kinds of Insects, Grubs and Cato efpillnrs on Currant and Gooseberry Bushes.‘ Sold bv Druggists and Storekeepers at” _ ,nUoH MILLER &co..‘.. Agricultural Chemists. Toronto'u TICKS 0N, SHEEP. . . USF’ MILLR’S TICKyDES'I‘ROYER. It destroys the Ticks. promotes the growth of. the wool, and improves the condition] of the. animal. A 35 cent box will clean 20 sheep or 35 lambs. . , . . , HUGH- MILLER & 00., ~ AGRICUL'I‘UIIAL' CHEMIS'I‘I. , 167. King Street East, Toronto. For Sale by Druggisls and Storekeepers. If. E. LA W. Agent. Richmond Hill. V _L._ A = Emmi aluminium; Fellows’ Compound , , _ SIRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES; As alllifo-endowed bodies. whether-they be Boast. Birds, Rsptiles.-lnserts or even 200-, phites. and subjects of tho Vegetable Kingdom. are governed by rilttlforcc, which binds all the, springs ofvexistenco. arid us nothing can save, them from, destruction when. this“ principle leaves them, the discovery of means whereby. vilaliti' maybe sustained in the living body is indeed. a boon to the world. _ - , , , Modern chemistry has ventilated thenuele tion and discovered the ingredients cnllvtitlre tingthe brain. muscles and nerves. and findl that bv introducing these ingredients in proper, proportions the brain and nervous system are stronglhened. , . , ., , This: then.. is substantially the' basili OI. which FELLow’s Hvrornosrnu'ns is built.its direct action is upon the Blood. the Brain and Nervous Svstem. and Ihe Muscles. “Strength- ening thonervosrit causes the rapid distribu-, tion of Vitalised Blood in the Muscular Organ- oftho Body... ‘. - i' i ‘ 4: . _ Rousing the Sluggish Heart and Liver strengthening the action of the Stomach an} ‘lowelsand enabling the Lungs to he fiullyil- flared With Oxvgen. _ 4 , \ _ 1 it is adapted for. ALL cases of Weakness and Emaciation, whether arising- flom sedentary lifo.,s tropicalrlimale. from fever or, debility. from any. cause. and is efiicecious in, Publlo‘ usnv Consumrrmn. many confirmed, cases. having been cured and all benefitted...where its use has been continued ovm a fortnight. . , ln Bronchitis it is a specific. and imAsth-q it gives relief where overr other remedy fails. For Nervous Deblltty it stands unrivalled" and may be used with confidence in all cases. As this is entirely distinct and different fro- every other preparation of Ht‘pophorphitou,bf‘ care.nt to ask for FELLOWS’ Svnvr. and take no other. SOLD in! A Pornncxnlss.‘ Price.$l'50; Six for$7'50. . '4 JAMES LFFIY .l.CWS,(‘ 9 i.) In 41's sr. us