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" The Hunt Archibald McKellar, the iuxnrious owner of the canoe couch (da- mask,) and little Mrs. â€"-â€"- is once more on the war path. The Commissioner of Public Works carries no weight in the Hausa, and is of little assistance to his colleagues in the Cabinet, but on the stump Archibald is himself. His lan- 1 guage there can be of the hep-hazard class, no necessity to confine himself to facts, he has his imagination to trade up- on, and a. livelier one not even Munchau- sen himself possessed. In the House if a man makes a. statement not strictly correct he is sure to be brought up with a round jerk, and that experience has often fallen to the lot of Mr McKell-ar. but'awuy in the woods there is no such restraining influence and the way the virtues of the Mowat Government are sung would lead one to believe that a Cabinet of heaven-born statesmen,ready- made and fashioned by celestial hands had been dropped down for the special benefit of Ontario. At the present time Mr McKsllnr is exercising his inginnity in North Wellington and s0 reckless have been his statements in reference to Provincial affairs that members of the Opposition in the Legislature have been compelled to go up and expose the falsity of the statements. From personal expe- rience we are well acquainted vmh the ‘ nature of the haranguea delivered by the Commissioner of Public Works, he is glib of tongue and free in his delivering u. villagepump, he will spent by the hour and if he be uninterrupted will coil more than a dozen ropes to hang himself with. A thorough partizan he allows the bitterness of his political feeling to warp his judgment and lead him on to the utterance of rash statements, which, when properly handled by an opponent, never fails to turn an audience of intelli- gent electors against the agitator._ We ibope he will be well waited on in North Wellington, and if he is, his visit is worth five hundred votes to Mr McGowan, (the Liberal-Conservative Candidate.”â€" tSun. ' ‘ A MEMBER OF THE GOVERN- MENT ON THE STUMP. {Notwithstanding Mr McKellar's ef- ‘forts the Conservative Candidate has fbecn returned,giving a noble lesson to East and West York to prepare to do likewiée.â€"-Renwmbur the Mimico F arm / 111‘, HERALD] "Mr Mekenzie’s Toronto organ would seem at last to have read M. Reil’s manifesto, whieh was cvident‘y written to give M. Dorian opportunity to press thiaelaiams for an amnesty. It is rather amusing to note the effect which this document’s perusal has had upon our .contemporary’s mind. Ever since the .uhnnge-of Government it has said that if :31! amnesty was promised Reil the pres- eant Cabinet would be obliged to see that at was gran-ted. This was believed to be tthe most. plausible excuse for Mr Mae- :irenzie's assent to a course of eondmt «which he [had previously decried. The norgan has obtained new light. “ The -truth appears to be,” it remarks, " that :a‘Sir John humbuggeé these men all ‘ along, but has evidently. committed himself to nothing that could be laidl Filold of. If it had been otherwise the .evidence would have been prodneed long 315:0." This is an important admission. Whether the word “bumbuggefi” :ptly .describes Sir John‘s conduct, or not, it: ;is not matefiial to inquire. The organ; confessesâ€"and that is the only point; which is materiaiâ€"Jthat Sir John gave' no promiseofen amnesty, and if he had: given it, that evidence of the fact would‘ have had been forthcoming long ago. We shzfil now see what the Government will do. In the face of the organ's con-i fession they lean on longer gp'lead that; they are boand ky any piedge given by their predecessors to urge the granting if an amnesty. and by their own conduct they are tied down to opposition to am- nesty until Riel and his associates have been properly tried in a competent court of law. It is evident that their wrigg- gliags have got: them into a crux, and ‘it will be interesting to note how they .pro: pose to getout of it.â€"â€"MaAIl BALLOU’S MAGAZINE ros Mmen.-Publish- 3 ed by Thomes & Talbot, 36 Bromfieldl Streei. Boston. ‘ The March nnhber of this valuable fam- ily magazine is published, and -s fully equal to anyilarue this year. It contains stories of sentiment, of adventure of the sea, and every "he should subscribe or buy a copy fort sake «fearing what a nice publica- tion can be produced at a low pricegand only n very large ciiculnlion will warrant the selling of numbers at 15 cents each, or 81,50 per year by mail. A To the subscribers 1 pretty chromo is given, which is worth much as on ornament for any house in the country. Here is a list of the contents for the March number, which will bear looking at: “ Heads of the People ;" “ An Extinct Bird ;" "Curiosities of Sound;” “ The Bumutra Rnfflelis_;” Captnin élick’s Leg: any {’71 m mung" H A New Year Idyngi' “ The Mutineer’a Fate :" “ An Unfortunate “swig” “ Song;” “Theodosiaf‘s Lover;” “ Beyond the Pickef Lines : or, Army Rem- iniscences of Captain Jack; ” “ English" Candidates for Matrimonv;" “The SAokau Bride ;" " A Night Watch .” “ Old Satnr day ;” “The Count De Lavillierez” “ Our Young People’s Story Teller.â€"-Leila Grey: or, Twice 2n Orphan ;” “The Wonderful Baby ;" “Curious Matters ;” “ Ruthven’s Puzzle Page ;” “ The Housekeeper ;” Facts ard Fanciel ;" “ The Shawnaâ€"(Humorous Helm-em)” Suns 202.1874.â€"As the time for pur- chasing flower and vegetable seeds will soon be here, we e'ell the attention of our read are to one of the most extensive catalogue. that we have had the pleasure of examining. Among the many dealers who are and hue been catering to the wants of our pec- ple, there are none who ” put in u up rluce” to exceed thet of Mr. Geo. Mc- roon, London,‘ Out. We are assured that the seeds from this establishment are first tested before being sent to purchasers, and if the directions on cultivation are followed. no one will be dinpnointed in possessing a fine flower and vegetable garden. 'Very liberal inducements are offered to indi viduals and clubs requiring Vegetable and flower seeds. especially the latter. Cata {631133 fire risiléd graiis and post free to all who are interested. To Iuch we would my, 510 not ml to send for a. copy at once. NEW LITERATURE. RIE L. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! 132 Adelaide Street East. agricultural gmptmmm. FIELD AND GARDEN S E E D S 2 U any nmnhor-nolexceedinglnrorhuudrod dollars byany one depositor.) wili be received auhe Richmond Hill PM: ()flicoJor which Governmentwillallow lmoresl. RICHMOND 9 ‘ POST HILL ' o F F! c E. nEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR, (OR May 4.1869 ARRISTERS, SOLICITORS IN Chancery, Notaries. &c. Orr-‘ch â€"Conr€ Street. Toronto. Branch Officaâ€"L‘Vivision Conn Cluk l'offico, Rich- mond Hill. 'l‘uos. K. Momma. Hanna: Tammi. MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY. 2 Gnod Agems required to canvass Mmk- ham and Vaughan wim a new and what will he a very popular book N-me but live busi- ne 3 men engaged. Exclus've territory. Ap- piy at tho Herald Office. l874» WINTER 800113. I874 ",*\IR. Tauv in Government Agni :I‘or lwsale of CANNOT be S URPASSED 779-“ EVERY DEPARTMENT. TLAS AND SUGARS NEW VALENTIA, SEWLESS, and LAYER RASlNS P. 0. SA VINGIS BA JVK. CURRANTS: ()ffivehnurs: from 6:3UA.M.109130 v.31. I; CROSBY gr}; 6500115, @rfivcricfi. V‘ISH 13$ to inform the public 1h: t hI‘ has W on hand a Very cumpime and varied at ck uf Toronto. Apri125. H172 GRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE SEED STORE! HARVESTING TOOLS FOIparticnlanapplyto GENTS WANTED. . MORGAN 8: THORHE. VVINTER GOODS. g. 69. flnxartmmt. FIRE-PROOF STORE. MARRIAGE LICENSES. ALSO AGENT FOR THE The largest selection of TORONTO Wghich for who and quality HE IS WELL SUPPLIED. &c., 800., &c In the Dominion Y GOODS ! Old and New Fruit. Grocer Ind Dry Goods Manhunt, HES STOCK is RICHMOND HILL) M. TEEFY,PL‘NUI1ISIOI‘ AND AND WM. RENNI E, I. gums“. TOROFTU, ONT. Hanna: Tammi. ‘lb-xf 563-11 CARRIAGE BUILDER, HIure. SCHOOL REQUISITES FULL SUPPLIES AT THE HERALD BOOK STORE ONTARIO HOUSE ’Mr John Brown: J lAST FAVORS. w 41!“ intimate to his friends and Ihe Public that hehas now 01 hand a film unsunznum of ' Boots, Overshoes, and Rtibbers, which he will sail as cheap as any retail house in Toronto. Just look 3L prices and compare with olhur homes. BEAUTIFUL HEARS Am} TEAS Choice Tobaccos, Codfish, White Fish, - Salmbn Trout, Coal Oil, 30 cm; por 9:11., The best Family Flour, Graham Flour, Cracked Wheat, Bacon, Hams, OatmenLCoi'm meal, Buckwheat Flaur, Potatoes, Peas. Oats, Bran and Shorts. CURRANTS & RAISINS Remember the place, Corner of Yonga (1an Centre SL. opposite Sanderson (f: Sons, Richmond Hill. J. BROWN. HIGH EST MARKET PRICE PAID GOODS DELIVERED. A Call from all isâ€"Eépectfwlly Solicited NIONVILIJS. Bases run in connection with each train. Commodious sample room. Which fv rfih'énglh and flavur will be found equa‘ to any house in the trade. LARGE 8: NEW STOCK ‘ ORK BOXES, ALL SIZES, AT the Hun“) Book Stove. Horsestnd Vehicles for hire. Charges mo- donlo. Opposite Sanderson & Sum 1011 N B ROWN. Proprietor. DH King Street, East; Toronto. R. A. Hmmsou,q.c. F. Osman. Tnoln Moss, q.c. W. A Fosnn. Cman Moss. W. G. FALCONBRIDGI: N RETURNING THANKS FOR Painting; ' HE SUBSCRIBER BEGS T0 NOTI- fy the public that he has reuommoncod In .1: its branches. 1nd from his expel-lance, carom! attention, and moderate charges. he hopes to rec-five a share of the public patron- ngo' Allen-den by maivprompuy ttondedlo. HEALD BOOK STORE. Jam 2%, 1374. Mma' Stoga Boots, foom $2.50, to $3.25 N Kip “ 3.40, to “ Shoe Packs “ 2.50 in “ Felt Overshoes “ 1.40, to Womens Pebble “ 1.50.10 “ Ffe’nch C'aIfBoofs, 2 00, to “ Felt 0verslzoes,jrmnl 25. to “ Rubbers, " 50, (o 3.75 2.75 1.65 2.25 2.40 1.60 55 THOS. HUNTER, Proprietor. October 24. M73. 7 RICHMOND HILL, Begs- to announce to the inhabitants of Richmond Hill and surrounding neighborhomJ that he has built a new Heame and commenced the“ ,_ Richmond Hill. Doc. 14. '72. 751â€"3m HARRISON. OSLER & moss, IAQKISTERshw” _NOS. 36 AND 38 TATIONERY OF ALL :KINDS LT ’ the Fun.» Book Stan. Toronto. Dec. 4, 1872. (In-u: I, 1813. ISCELLANEOUS BOOKS SUITA HOUSE PAINTING I ICHMOND HILL LIVERY S TAB LE S. bio for pmuema M the limmw Bout VALEN TINES ! Fine LVev» hearse fox hire, Funeral b‘unubmnga, comma and Caakets in every styie.’ Richmond Hill, Nov. 13, 1873. A. Ev {Ho phblic that he has reuommoncod business at 1n the Gxocrry lineWe lmvo FA RM PRODUCE TAKEN Fine 71ch Fruit. 37111 on House. John Brown, uIJUI. u N Dfléuiii' R "EOE-[NE s AH kinds of JOHN LUMLEY Church St» Mukhlm Vil’lagt. AND THE AT THE 7504f 797 PURE BREE SHEEP PGR EALE mummim. mus: GEORGE (fl DAVID BIRRELL Consifiting of aged. ehcarhngl, limbs. A!” several pairs of (rzhmcgewrera uf Ike same breed. BALTIMORE OYSTE R5 G. A. BARN ARD’S! SOUTH DOWN RAMS! " Vii} .‘gUBSCRlBER ofilara for_salo a few pure bred OYSTERS! OYSTERSH OYSTERS! THE FINEST FRESH SIGN OF THE FLAGSTAFF RICHMOND fIIIJL! FIRST-CLASS FLOUR ~51 FEEDl $5 TO wk) lU NDKA} Agents wanted! AH classas of working pfio‘lila. of either sex. young or nld. ma ‘8 more money at work for us in their Span moments, or all the lime. than at anything els: Particulars free. Address G. S'HNSON &. (20., Pa’flland, Maine Parties favoring us with grist: may rely onn good return and we” mmuu’aalumd. HIGHEST MARKEI‘ PRICE PAID FOR WHEAT. Richmond Hill Flour Mills. Oct 15. 1873 World Famed Blood Mixture. Trade Mark “ Blood Mixture." For cleansing x-nd clearing the binod from anjmpnrilos, cannot be too high!y recommen- 65 {FOR TH I'I BLOOD IS THE LIFE."- Seu Demeronomy, chap. iii, verso “£3 chd For Scrdfnla. Fcurvv, Skin Diseases. and Sores of all kinds it is a newt-failing and per- manent cure. ” lt cures old Sores. Cums Ulcer'atedv Sores on the Neck: Cures Ulceratod Sore Legs I (‘ures Blackheads. or l’imples on the Face. Cures Scurvy Sores (‘ures Canoemus Ulcers. (‘ures Blood and Skin Difiauses. (‘n res Glandular Swelliugs. Clears the Blood from all impure matte}, From whatever cause arising. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste‘ and warranted free from anything ihjflrious to the most delicate constitution: of either sex, tho Proprietor solicits xufl'erers to gin it 1 trial to test its Value. Thousands of testimonials from all parts; Sold in Bottles 25 3d each. and in Cases; comaining six times the quantity. He nachâ€" sufficient to effect a parmanent cure in the groin majority of long standing '-ases.BY ALL CHEMISTS and PATENT MEDICINE Burgoyne. Burbidge and 093;; Colmm street London. . " ’g - ‘ Newbory and Song!” Newgate Street.Lovdon Barclyy and Sons, 95 Farriugdon Street. Lone VENDORS throughout the world. Sole Proprietor. F‘. J CLARKEflhemiat, ‘ APUTHECARIES' HALL. LINCOLN, EN GLAN D. d6“. Sanger and Sons. Oxford Streel London. And all the London Wholesale Houses. MontroaI.â€"Evans.Metcer and Co.. Wholeslle “ Druggists. Lymans, Clare and CI. Toronto ~Elliottand Co, Wholesale Drug- " gists. Sha tar and Owen. Hamiholnâ€"Winner an Co. Halifax â€"Avery. Brown and Co. GOOD PRUNELLA ~ ~ BOOTS ! ’J, Brown’s FOR so GENES Per PAIR ‘ NEW STOCK. RUB'I‘. MARSH, Lot4l,()ou 1, M Markham. Oct. “Jl. H573. EG to iuTonn'Mel-chants Baker! 6:. Farmers I that May hm always on hand I largo stock of Richmond Hill, Jan. 14, '74 AT 300. ER CAN, AT GOOD SMART BOY to learn the harnoss‘Businm. AGENTS IN CANADA. EXPORT AGENTS. CLARKfi's WANTED. Apply to P'ER DAY W. H. MYERS. 1, Markham. 802 IS warrunted [0 cu re n" disLharges from the Ummry Organs, in mlher sex acquired or counmniox‘al, Gravel and Pains in the Buck. sold in Boxus. 4s 6d «ach,by all Chemists and l‘nlclll Medicine Vendors. loutrenLâ€"Evana Mercer and Co.. Wholesal" *‘ Druggisxs. Lymuns Clare and (20.. Torontoâ€"Elliot: and .00., Wholesale Drug -‘ gins. Simple: and Owen. Hamilton.‘Winer and Co. Halifax.~â€"Avory, Brown and Co. Ranging in prié‘a from 30 cents per Ib. upward; One Box of C; arke’s 3541 Pills Sula proprietor, F. J. CLARKE. APO'I‘HECAKJES’ H\LL. LINCOLN. ENGLAND. Burgoyne. Rurbidges and Co . Colman Slltet London. {ewherv and Sons. 37 Newgale St.. London. hm: ay and Son. 95 Farringdou SI . London wger and $0th. Oxfold 5L. Londnn. And all the London Wholesale Houses. ICHMOND HILL, WILL GENE- ra‘lly be found at home from ‘2 to 3 o'clock. P M. John Elliott Langstafi' is auth- orized to collect acroums. U citors, Conveyancers, 6143., &c.. nFFCNfifihNO. 56. Church Street. Toronto. nexl dnor noflh of British American Insurance Buildings. J. N. Burma. R. E. K’ING‘SE‘OR’D.’ MA. EDWARD PLAYTER, M.D , (Medalist, Toronto Univergityo PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, 6w. Coroner for the County of York- ' Rfirivd'éncdâ€"OppoSiw D. Hopkin’é Storo, Cor; Yonge and Elizabeth St; Richmond Hill. [ Caunly Engineer. Draftsman 6L0. Surveys. Plans, Descriptions, Reports, Plans of brit’ges. Specifications, Fomll of contract. Secn'my Bonds, ac . executed with noun-as: and despawh. No. 4 Trust and Loin Buildings, Corner 6! Adelaide and Toronto streets. TORONTO. s. JAMES, ROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYER, Caunlv Enzineo‘r. Draftsman 6L0. MECHANIC. ‘ MANUFACTURER, ENG]: NEER. CHEMIST. FARMER AND MERCHANT, should at once send his name and address wuh $1.50 for one year’s subscription to The C'aqadian Patent Office Record AfiD EVERY INVENTOR, BUILDER, GEORGE E. DESBA RATS. MONTREAL. A Copy of first number can be seen at this Office. 766-2 L ‘ A Weekly journal of Current Events. Li‘evuture. Science and Arts. \griculture and Mechanics, Fashion and Al. .Isemem. Sod at We a number at the HERALD Book Store' D V (Riuflcnmond Hill branch) at the HERALD P )ok Slore. ANADIAN ILLUSTRATEE NEWS. ‘ A weekly journal of Current Events. 3; ho’ utint choice lot to be cleared out It gmtly reduced prices at the Central Store BARGAINS I REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS. February 4th. 1873. March 12. 1873- Toronto July 28. 1873 DR. JAfiEs LANGSTAFF, BLAKE ac. KINGSFQBD. ARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS, SOLI- Wm. ATKINSON. Richmoud Ii“. J an. 5. 18 ‘3’1 ‘EWELRY! JEWELRY! FOR SALE cheap at the HERALL Book Store. Family Groceries; I. Crasby, Fire Proof Store, ' RICHMOND HILL. J1 AMES, TOYS, quq FOR. SALE AT IBLE SUCI ETY DEPOSITORY A' LARGE STOCK OF AGENTS IN CANADA. the HERALD Book Sioro. MECHANICS’ M AGAZINE, EXPORT AGENTS. iilimuamm, Also a fine assortment of TEAS. ‘ro 'mn runnlnan, 759.” 764-tf 7844f .1 traction of the Anglo American House by fire. the subscriber has taken and fitted up those large and commodiouu premises belong- ing toCnpt. '1‘. A»“ Milne. opposite Massrs. Spoight &. Sonzs .Novelly quks. Markham. EXCelleut acconlmocntiofi afl'orded for the travelling public‘and commercial men. Livery stables in connsction with lhahotei. Bottled Ale and Porter. £1 mmlon. at $6 per IOO feet. Also Floo’r- ing and other Lumber Dressed : Sap Buckets. Pails,CiderMiHs.Washing Machines.Shingles Waggon Felloes.nnd LumberSawedto order Forparticulars address ‘ JOHN LANGrS_'I‘1}\1F_FL Sitegm Mulls ,Thornhill. Barn. Slablas, Driving ,Houso. Piggerv. 81c. Constuntaupply of good waler for house. as well as a fine Spring Creek running across the hind, thewholo being almost enclo~9d' by a New Board Fence. 'l'errrs Liberal .rnd poss- ession will be: given immediately. Further particulars can be had by applying to 88 Acres ClearedJfi of which are seeded down in Wheat; remain. or in good Standing Tim. her. ARRJAGF: AND WAGON MAKER, _ Undertaken &c. ‘Rnsinnucmâ€"g-Nea‘r’lv opposité fibrin“ Ofiicé Richmond Hill. U Hlll. containing one acre and a quarter of land, one frame dwelling house, wi ll) a barn stables. and other outbuilaings thereon. Terms, easy. Apply. on the premise“ in , W5 i‘HlN 'I'hree‘miies of the Valance of " 'l‘lmruhill, and five minutes w:- I: of North rru R nilwny Stmion, being on [1114! Half 0] Lot 6. Third Cam, in the FAMILY BIBLES, ( A FRESH SUPPLY, A: $1.82. $5. $5.50..$a.5o and $9. .1th HERALD Book STORE. Rlchmond Hill. VALUABLE FARM PER SALE! And uro located at the North-west coraerof :0! No. 35, 4th concession of Markham. in a <ectiun where mechanics and laborers can go! <ieady work and high wages Applv (if b} leucr.prepuid) to Henry Jennings, Victoria Square,or :0 WM. G. HINGSTON. LONG LIFE PILLS ! HOLLOWAY’S PILLS AND OINTMENT. About Unej‘ijth of an Acre, J. galea number 01' Village lots. situated :1 the village of I HAVE for a considerable time past considered it to be my duty to adwrtise the public of the British North American Provinces against buy- ing from unprincipled dealers medicines em- anating from New York. and sold as my “ Holloway’s Pllls and Ointment.” in which much ingenifitv has been displayed in passing uhom off as of my. make. It is very difiicnll indeed to attempt to enumerate the many de- vice to which the parties have had resource. They say, amongst other things, that a new libel has been adopted by them. and with hare-faced efi'ronterv caution the public against being deceived by spurious imitations. . t A poor man by the name of Holloway is em loyed by the so-‘called Chemical Company- in ew York. who lends his name for a small weekly sum. The medicines Quid by this Company are palmed ofi' tipoti the public as l my " Holloway's Pills and Ointment.” so that were they to injure half the Community no discredit Would fell upon the fabricators ofthess ‘compnunds. but would considerably damage i theroputation of my make‘ ,,n .1! ti , ., ’l‘HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR "bi;le Pot and Box of my preparation bears the Rritish Government Stamp. with H 0 words, " Holloway’s Pills and Ointment. Londan." N CONSEQUENEE 0F mm b'Es'. 'r"" w . . As it is not at all necessary for thianEw to incur any expense in the sale of their produc- tions. or to a verv limited extant (trading as they do upon my name). they are in a position to offer them at a very low price in Canada. where they are purchased by a faw Wholesale Houses that I can name, and will name here- after, ifthw continue to venrl the sum. My Pills and Ointment are sold at the lowos wholesale net prices, in quantities of nut l8?! than £20 wombâ€"viz“ 85 “d” 99.5., 34s.,per dozen boxes of Pills or pots of Ointmmt. for which remittances mast be sent in advance. These medic-mes are not sold In the United States. 7 A A The following are the names and addresses of some of the Houses who get my medicines from here direct 1â€"â€" Messrs Avery. Brown & Cm, Halifax. N.S. Messrs Forsyth & Co., Halifax. N S Messrs 'l‘. B Barker & Sons, St. John, N.B M- '1‘. Des Brisay, Charlotte 'l‘own. P.E.I. Messrs Langley & Co.. Victoria. BC. Messrs Moore & 00.. Victoria, BC. (Signed) THOMAS HOLLOWAY. 533. 0mm Sum. W. a , » London, July I, l i. 785 Sept. 4. 1872. Thornhill. Nov. 3,1869. VICTORIA SQUARE I HENRY LEMON. Thomhll, Dec. 31. 1873. 806 tf April 9. 187;). Richmond Hill. Jan. 8, 1874. M arch 97. 1872. NEW FRAME DWELLING HOUSE Richmond Hill. Dec. 24. ’72. 753-3m > Patent Eaveitmugh I , H N'D WATEHSPOUTS FOR THE DO House and L6t._ for Sale, H ‘N;LUCAS»U.VSTREET,I. RICHMOND Township of Vaughan; ‘N Youéa Street. Richmond Hill. TWO HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE. 96 ACRES 0F CHOICE LAND NIPISSING HOTEL, firupcrty fmc fizzle, Village Lots for Sale. THOMAS SEDMAN. BOGUS MEDICINES. u The lqts contain FOR SALE BY Apply to MARKHAM. R. E. LA'W. Druggint, Richmond Hi". F. CRA WFORD. JACOB M0 RDEN. D. T. WOOTEN. 737-tf Dingla P. O 7144f 510-.tf 8074f Chickering. Stainway and Durham Hands. Aka. the calibrated 1V1 ed us in the agency in tilisweclion fat“ the sale, of Messrs G A. Prince A Co’s (tale-X brated Organs and M'ulodeons. in favor 0 which wu give! our must unqualified approval and recomnmndulion as [he luudingflnd mo“ raliabie reed instrument new manufactured. Testimonial from Professor H. G, Collin. I have varel'nlly examined the planes solfl bv Mr. H B Reosor. called the Humming Bird, or Colibri Pimms, nmnul'acturnd by Mal-a thusecl:, and think they ale wonderful‘v sweet and pure in lane. and from their pacnlm. tour atructlon. calculated to remain in tune long“ 4han other pianos. and consequently to sland greater amonmbf Weer - HENRY GUEST COLLINS. Pribe 25 calm and PM U“ per box. A doll“ box contains two huudn d feeds. Prince’s ergans & M9106 eons HUMMING BIRD PIANO Which is aunp‘ed to parlors where space is an object. The mode of us consuucliun ll emirer now, and based upon {he best known. principles of science. It Fatténs in Oflflff07/7f/Z the usual Mme, and saves Food. Des1rovs all kinds of lnsegts, Grubs and Cat- erpillars on Curran! and Goosebgtj’ ‘ Bushes“ FA‘TTENS HORSES, Cows, CALVEs,‘ Sheep and Plus. r Sold by Druggists and Storolkéefiérs £11.95 cents per box. ' . HUGH MILLER 6§_CO.. x, It desiroys the Tick. promotes the growth of the wool, and improves the_condilinn of tho animal A 35 cent box will clean 20 sheep or 35 lambs. 0n Currant Bushes and F ruit Trees; AGRICULTURAL “Human. x . .167. King Street E'wl, Toronto. Fbr Sale by Drusrgisfs and Smrnkespers ‘ R. E. LAW. Agent. Richmond Hill. As alllifé-endownd bodies. \vlielherthev b. Beast Birds. Reptiles. Inserts or even Zoo-l pllites. and subjects of the Vegetable Kingdom are governed by ritulfm’cc, which binds all the springs of (ax-stance. and as nothing can savo them f'om dest' nction when this principl- leaves them,1lie discoverv of *mean whereby vitalitv may be sustained in the living body in indeed a boon to the world. ' Fellows’ Compound V ‘ 81 RUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES.‘ Modern chemistrv has venti‘a‘ted the quan- tion and discovered the ingredients commqu tiugthe brain. musrles and nerves. and find. lhat by introducing these ingredients in proper proporlinns the brain and nervous «swam If. strengthened ‘ . This. them is substaminliy the basin on which FELLOW’S “YPIVPHOSPHI’I‘ES is huilmtr direm antinn is upon Hm Blond. the Brain and Narvous Sx'stom. and We Muscles. Stu-"11mm. nuingthe nerves. it, canses the rapid distribu-; tion of Vita‘ized Blood in the Muscular Organ. of tha Budyfi I _r ~. R0110"? HM" Shlggish Heart and [.ivufl Strengtheth (he aminn of the Stomach and ‘Rowels and tumbling the Lungs to be fiullvinv fiéied wllh Oxvge'l. . ,. u-«v n. In Bronnhitis i1, is}; spet‘ific. and in Asthma, it givos relief whore cvew other remedv failu. Von-Nervous “ability i‘ stands . unrivallslh and may be “sad with. (‘onfidenoe in all I “up As his is elilirely fliezt'im't and dlfl'aront fro. wary mher preparation of‘vauphosphites, bl r-aret'nl toisk for FLLLOWS’ SYRUP. an! “in no other} / Â¥ . SO'LD' BY A BOTHECA "III; Price. $31-50: Six for $7'50. - JAMESLEH LoWsc‘M-gu' M 7 :1. am. l.“,.~§‘ uuucu "a... \... It is adapted for ALL cases oPWeaknosl and, Emacialmn‘ whether arising from sedentary lifé. a lrvpinnl Himale. from fewer nr 0' bility from anv cause, and is‘efiicacions in Pun"; NARY CONSUMPTION. many Ponfirmed oasuu having been cured and allvbenafiued. whore it. use um been continund nvvr a fortnight Markham. Nov. 3. Nd?! Toronto Fe'b. 28. 1872. THE CHINESE HARDER POWDER TICKS ON SHEEP. ‘ . US! ‘IILLR’S TICK DES'I‘ROYER. (Signed) H. G. COLLINS. _ ' “’M. FLUMI‘LRFELT. guns-final gjufitmmww, R. H. B. REESOR HAS SUCCEED: mm £11553“ $515163. Sheep and Pip/s. gaunt fittedicim. CATERPILLARS H.B,REESOR, Agricultural Chemists; Toronto. HUGH MILLER CO., Notice DEALER 1N 714-1y