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RichmoudHillStation. Changeonime akin; ofiect September 29, 1873: Going North 8.10 AM. .12.15 p'm...5.lO p m going South 9.25 AJA. .3.40 p.m. . .9.27 pm Me SEMI; finalist Prince Arthur, now in his 25th year on Monday night the 9th inst, for the first time took his seat in the House of Lords, under his recently conferred title of the Duke of Connaught, and it apâ€" pears, according to the cable dispatch, he took a share in the proceedings of the House. FIRE COMPANY.â€"â€"We are requested by Mr Trench, the fire Marshall, to call a public meeting of the inhabitants for Monday evening next, in the Court Room, at 8 p. m. Matters very impor- ‘tant to the owners of house property in the Village, will be llid before them. All Vught to attend, no that they may be prepl red to oppose any attempt to squan- der the hard earned dollars of the work- .lng mm. 'An enormous stride has been madel “towards the union of Presbyterians with- in the Dominion ofCanada. A preamble has been framed distinctly recognizing ithe headship of Christ in a manner to which it is thought none of the bodies ‘can take exception, and yet which per- mits of no doubt of its meaning. The 'only two difficulties of any magnitude re- :maining aret he Temporalities Fund and :the College questions; and if as much “aprogress is made within the next year .1here will remain no bar to the union. A message received by telegram from London, a few days ago, states that the Pope has issued a mandate convoking the Synod of Dublin, for the purpose of considering the condition of the Catholics in Ireland. This action, it is needless to say. has caused great excitement throughout the United Kingdom. It is a step which may lead in the present temper and attitude of British political parties to results not dissimilar to those now produced in Prussia. It will at once abe perceived that this is a matter of not emerer national but international impor- dance. EXAMINATIONSâ€"The half yearly exam- ~inations of our schools will be held in the High School on Friday the 261h inst., and in the Public Schools on Monday and Tues day, the 29th and 30th. The examinations rot candidates for entering the High School, -will tnke place on Monday and Tuesday, Abe 29m and 301b, commencing each day at 9 o’clock. SOCIAL P10N10.-The proceeds of the social held in Mr pOWEll’s grounds, on the Jth inst., were $51.50, which. added to the rgenerous gift of Mr & Mrs Wm. Cook, who were unable to be present, amounted to the .handsome sum of $71.50. It was pleasing (to witness the good feeling which exists in tthis village, all denominations going on the .occasion, with hearty good will. Our young hand, under the, able' leadership of Mr Anâ€" «drew Spaiding, a‘dded not. .1: littlefto the ,pleasure of old and _\ young. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A Public Cautionâ€"T. Holloway. Barnard's Old Stand-Alex. Moodie. Teachers’ Examinationsâ€"D.Fotheringham Saw Mill for Saleâ€"J. Gormley. St. John's Darâ€"A. F. A. M. Tnn BAND CONCERT.â€"-On Wednes- vdny evening last, our Village Band,- as- :sisted by that of Patterson, gave a con. cert of vocal and instrumental music7 in the Masonic Hall. The room was well filled by the inhabitants of the town and -neighborhood. The combination band 'showed wonderful proficiency in render- :ing their selections. The vocal perform- ers did, as usual, exceedingly well and the : string band, composed of Miss Velie, Mr Andrew Spalding, Mr Alex. Laird and i‘Mr J. Wellwood. was, uccording to the plaudits of the audience, superior to any- thing given in this neighborhood for a long time. Altogether it? was a success. The following was the programme of the .evening :â€" : .Ella Ree, Quickstep, Band; Instru- '~mental, Whisperings of Love, Miss E. Hewison; Chorus, Moon on the Leaf, Miss Kefi'er; Instrumental, String Band; Vocal Duett, Music at Nightâ€"fall, Misses Campbell & Kefler; Ductt, The Fishers, Miss Velie & Mr T. S. Savage; Song, Miss Maggie Sanderson ; Part-ant Pour La Syrie, Quickstep, Band; Our Native "Land, Quickstep, Band; Reading, R. Coulter; Instrumental Duett, On the .Blue Danube, The Misses Sanderson; "Instrumental, String Band; Song. Stay Angry Tide, Miss Sanderson; Chorus, Danube River, Miss Kefler; Drama, Tobias Turniptop in Court, interspersed with many local hits, Young Men. ‘Mnanmos' INSTITUTEâ€"A debate :on the subject “The tongue has more influence than the pen,” took place, ac- cording to notice, last Tuesday evening. 'The chairman decided in favor of the :afirmative. Another debate has been :arranged to take place ' on Tuesday evening, the 30th inst, subject: “The :fear of punishment has more effect on 'human conduct than the hope of reward. 'The affirmative will be led by Mr G. B. TNewberry, the negative by Mr C. Hol- 'lingshead. Chairman. Mr John Brown. LThe‘ public are invited. ‘Suflieient is now known to warrant the “assertion that rarely has the spring crops ilooked so flourishing; and unless some untoward circumstances should intervene =next harvest will be the largest known in this country. Reports are, however, received of the appearance of the Color. mdo bettle, the great destroyer of the po- “tnto; of the chinch bug, the pest of *small grain ; and of the grasshopper, the :seourge of the North-West. Fruit will be exceptionally abundant this year throughout the country ; but as it will be impossible to send the large quantities to market, strenuous efl'orts will require to be made to cm orptherwise preserve ~the bounteous crop. ORTHERN RAILWAY OF CANADA annoxn Hum. June 19, 1874. Mr Moody, merchant, of our village, ad: vertises the arrival of' new and fashionable: goods. He sells at reasonable prices and buyers will find him courteous and nttentive. LACROSSE MATCHâ€"An exciting game of lacrosse will take place on the Richmond Hill lacrosse grounds, on Monday next, the 22nd inst” between the “Fearless” club of Bradford, and the “ Star ” club of this village. A grand time is expected. Ad- mission to the ground 10 cents, ladies free. ENTlR-rnxunx'r.-â€"-An entertainment will be given under the auspices of Thornhill Temple. No 421, I, 0‘ OH}. T.. in Victoria Hall, Thornhill, on Monday evening, the 22nd inst. The programme will consist of readings, recitationa, solos, duetts, &c. Tickets, 15 cents. Doors open at 7:30 3‘ to commence at 8. Hts RIWABDuâ€"It is reported that Mr Cunningham, the representative for Mar- quette in the General Legislature, has been appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for the North-West Territory. This is doubtless an equivalent for the nineteen hundred dollars which he laid his election cost him, and will probably net the “ poor man " again on his “ pins.” The country is tn be con- gratulated on the retirement of this “poor man “ from the Legislature. but the North west is to be pitied for having the impecu~ utoua thrust on it an a Stipendiary Magistrate. Posrvonmsnr or Tnnpunmce PICNIC.â€" The Temperance festival advertised to be held on the 1’Ith inst., is postponed until July let. on account of the unpropitious state of the weather caused by the abundant supply of rain, on Tuesday afternoon, which was much needed for the hay and spring crops in this section. Dominion Day has been selected by the committee of manage ment, at the request of a number of our citizens and business men, who intend to avail themselves ofthe privilige of attending the demonstration which a public holiday will afford. In addition to the day’s feetiv- ity, there will he an evening’s entertainment in the Masonic Hall. For further particuâ€" t lars see bills and programmes. been thrown into quite a commotion for the last week or so on account of a shooting: nfi'rny which happened at Bath’s hotel, in this place. The case had a hearing before a bench of magistrates, consisting of the following gentlemen :â€"â€"Messrs Lane. Marsh, Jacques,,Chapmau,Mulhollund and Conway. The three first named gentlemen were in favor of a committal, while the three latter were against it. The following are given as the particulars of the affair: It appears that ayoung man named Pattick Brophyfl while under the influence of liquor, entered‘ Mr Bath’s house for the purpose of having, something to drink, which he got, but had i no money to pay for it. He then became abusive and broke several glasses, also two decanters, also throwing a watering ban at the head of Mr Bath. He was encouraged in his lawless acts by some of a similar chart acter. They were told to leave, which they refused to do. He then put out the lights, but still they refused to go, at this time the shot was tired, BrOphy saying he was shot. Previous to the case coming before the ma- gistrates, Brophy wanted Mr Bath to give him one hundred dollars and expenses to settle it, which Mr Bath refused to do. On two future occasions Brophy insulted Mr Bath most grossly for refusing to supply him with liquor. The result of the trial gave much satisfaction to every respectable perâ€" son here, as there has been a determined purpose of annoying Mr Bath from the time “- - - ‘ AA !t_._L:nk nnnnn n4 THORNHILL, June 16.â€"This Village has , l luuhu Dutlanllvv-vn. -v son here, as there has been a determined purpose of annoying Mr Bath from the time of his coming here, by entering his honae at midnight, taking out the windows of his dining room, robbing his till and other acts ;;of a very annoying character. Mr Bath has the sympathy not only ofthis place, but ofthe surrounding vicinity, Mr Arthur L. Willson, of Eglmgton, appeared on Mr Bath‘s behalf at the Magistrates court, and gave much satisfacfion in the way in which he managed the case. SIR.-â€"Noticeing in your paper of the 12th inst., an article on the Granger agi» tation, and, perceiving by it that you are aware of the real grievances of the farmer, as well as the means of redress. 1 hope that you will find space in your columns to continue this agitation. There are few who will deny that the farmer has been, and still is imposed upon by men of almost every other profession. Agriculture is despised, and the man who earns his living by culti vating the soil, treated with contempt and scorn, and yet it is acknowledged by all, that the farming community is the real strength and support of our country. The object, of Granges and Farmers’ Clubs is the abolishment of everything that tends toward the oppression of the farmer, and the elevation of the agriculturalist to his proper position in society, and it is evi- dent that this cannot be achieved unless farmers unite, form Granges or Clubs, come to a proper understanding amongst them' selves, and elect suitable men as their rep. resentatives in the Parliament and Munici» pal Councils. Had this been the cries a few years since Markham would not have been deprived of $30000 as a railway bonus, which went to line. the purses of afew weal- thy capitalists, while the hard working and industrious farmer, who has to pay the money, is perhaps forced to sell his stock to enable him to do so. Our Representatives would not so neglect our interests, nor would the Manufacturer gain from ten to twenty per cent more from the Farmer who buys a machine for his actual use, than from the agent who never puts the machine into oper- ation, but again sells it to some farmer at an advance upon his purchase. Canadian Manufacturers certainly have a right to re- alise as much profit upon their machines as possible, even if they do sell to the man who never uses their implements at from $10 to $20 less than what they will furnish the same machine for to the actual user of it. But Canadian Farmers have the sdme right to procure what implements they require, at as low a cost. as possible, from whatever source they can ; and also to unite and pat- ronize that manufacturer who will sell as cheap to the user as to the non user. Thus we see that. many American machines are used puon farms in the immediate vicinity, and this is to some extent due to the action ofthe Grangers, who have obtained a reâ€" duction of from 10 to 60 per cent upon many agricultural implements and thus en-t able the Canadian farmer to secure American implements at less cost than Canadian. The American farmers also have much in- fluence in the management of their railways. Why should we not have the same? In all probability York, or part of York, will in a short time be asked to vote $175,000, as a railway bonus. and while, interested parties are doing their best to secure this, our Rep- resentatives, who should guard our rights, maintain silence. It is by union, and union alone, that farmers will be able to secure justice and if united they would be able to resist any combination which might be formed against them. To the Editor of the York Herald. Yours, &c Markham,.Juue IC, ’74. MORE ABOUT THE GRANGERS. @memflwm FARMER FIRST DAY. MONDAY. June l5.â€"On Monday nflerl noon the mound meeting for 1874 of the Council of the Corporation ofthe County of York, was upfined in the Council Chamber of 1118 Court House. At 215, Mr Cane. Warden, took the chair, and called the Council to order, Mr George Enkin acting as Clerk. There were present the following members of the Count cil :â€" Etobicolceâ€"W. A. Wallis, Reeve; Jono- than Orlh, Deputy leeve. Georginaâ€" Donald McDonald, Reeve. East Gwillimburyâ€"Wm. Cane, Reeve; Henry lllosier. Deputy lxeeve. Kingâ€"Charles Irw‘in, joséph Stokes, and James» Rogers,_ Deppty Reegefx; Nérth Gwillfinharyâ€"Isaac Marratt, Re_9_\fe, Wm. Henn‘euaDePuty ~Riaev‘e. Mm-khaFnâ€"Jomi Lane and Wm. Mimken, Deputy_ Reeveg. Sad-boroughâ€"J. P. Whaler, Reeve, Si‘ moi) Miller, D‘gputyfiReeve. \Vhitéhuréhâ€"WIaxon Jones, Reeve, P. Mafkltgm {111d Silas Lynqm 1)ep\1_ly_Re§_vt!_§. Yorkâ€"Win. Tyrrell, Réeve,‘ J.’ P. Bun, Joseph Watson and George Leslie, Jr., De pully RegyAes. VaughnnIâ€"W'm.“ Patterson, Reeve; N. C. \V'fxllfxpe,» ~Depnty__ Reeve. ‘ Yorkvilleâ€"J. Severn, Reeve. Samuel \Vickson, Depmv Reeve. NewmnrkeLâ€"E. Jackson, Reeve. Ilollnnd Landingâ€"W. 11. Theme, Reeve. Auroraâ€"Joseph Fleurv, Reeve. ' Markhamâ€"James Speight, Reeve. Richmond IIiH~Wm. Harrison, Reeve. The Warden read the following commll‘hi' cations :â€" ‘ From D. Folheringham,-P.:S. Inspectbr respecting the use of the Conncil Chamber for holding examinations of teachers. From Wm. Kesterman, Secretary pro tem of the Georian Bay Canal Company, re~ specting the meeting held in__St. Lawrence Hall, on the 12th inst. ' From G: D. Morse, respecting the mic“ 1ion engine on the Kingston Road. and ask- ing leave to obtain the right to build a tram- way inhen of said engine. From Messrs Reid End Keefer, respecting the payment of Mr Roberison’s account for raising the Humber Bridge, on the Lake Shore’ Road. From Chas. Robertson on the same mat- ter. From E. Morgan, respecting the bad con‘ dilion of the fence on the east side of Yonge street, Newmarket, opposite the property of Mr Burwick. From J. H. Bu11,Clerk'ofthePeace, who sent a copy of the resolution of the Justices of the Peace in General Session, respecting the supply of Imndcufl‘s to constables. Fro-.11. the Assistant Provincial Secretary stating that the site of the new Registry Office has been approved of by the Lieutenl amâ€"Govprnnr in Council. From R. H. Smith and William Jackes Audilors for the Cnumy of York. who subâ€" mitted the several school documents, and asking: for certificate as required by byâ€"law N0. 241. From Morgan & Thorne, who presented an account for professional services. The following petitions were presented:â€" Of Edward Sanderson and thirty four others; Dr Langstoff'gand sixty others; L. B. Pearson and fiftyâ€"nine others. asking that a one horse peddlar'a license be granted to Henry Hopper. J. E. Buck, and Henry Moldy respectiveiyx _ 0f the Trustees of the Newmarket High School Board, asking for the anm of $2,000 for its support and maintenance for the enâ€" suing year. EXCURSION on Dominion Day to Victoria Square. The members and friends of Wes- iey Church intend holding a grand Ten'pnrty on Wednesday. July 13:, In the grove of James Stontenburg, Esq.. adjoining the vil‘ lage. Dinner will be served at 12, noon, after which H. P. Crosby, Esq.. M. P. P., will occupy the chair, and Addresses may be expected from Ministers of the. Gospel. The choir of Wesley Church wiil enliven the proceedings of the day. Trcketr 245 cents; Children under”, 15 cents. Mr Thorne agreed to allow his motion to amend by law No. 84 :0 be laid over; as did also Mr Wallace, (Etobicoke), hisi motion‘ reflecting an appropriation for drill sheds. One thousand pounds of nitro-glycerine in the Government magazine, four miles above Shrievepnrt, La, June 12. exploded with terrible force. The concussion was so great that the whole population rushed into the streets, houses were shaken and windows were broken. There was no one in the vicinity of the magazine at the lime. No lives lost. Mr Jackson gave notice that he. would introduces. lay-law to amend the by'law respecting the High School districts. He look the opportunity also to invite the Warden and the members of the Council generally to meet the Directors 0fthe Huron and Quebec Railway at the Queen’s Hotel during the evening. Mr Bull, seconded by Mr Duncan, moved that a committee consisting of Messrs Wal- lace, Leslie, \Vheler and the mover be ap- pointed to report to this Council the necâ€" essary steps to be taken to have the Smallâ€" pox Hofpflal removed .â€"â€"-Carried. Mr Thorne, seconded by Mr Jackson, moved that the Warden and the County Commissioners be authorized to advertise for tenders for the erection of a registry office on Ihe lot just purchased by the Counci!.â€"â€"Carried. Mr Patterson moved, seconded by Mr Lane, that Mr McAlister be heard before the Council respecting a disputed County line.â€"Carried. Mr McAlistcr then lmd his grievance before the Council, which was to the effect that the Government had encroached upon his property in making the line of divismn between the Counties of York and Peel. He stated that he had in vain npblied for re- dress to the Government, and hoped the Council would take the matter in hand. A petition was presented from Mr Bright and others, praying that the Smnli~p0x Hos~ pita] be removed from its present site, The Warden stated that in consequence of the requirements of the Assessment Act of the last session, many townships and vil- lages were unable to complete their assess- ment rolls; and he thought the Council had therefore, better adjourn as early as possible and meet again during the second or third week in July and complete the rolls. The Council resumed its sittings on Tues- day morning at 10 o'clock, the Warden in the chair. The minntes of the previous day’s proceedings were read and confirmed. A communication WRS read from 'the Dental Association of Ontnrio. requesting permission to use the Council Chamber in which to hold their mutual meeting. At the suggestion of the Warden, McAlisler agreed to present his views fore the Council on paper. It was then determined to adjourn after meeting on Tuesday morning at ten o’clock; and Mr Thorne moved that the Council next meet on Tuesday, 7th July. Carried. The meeting then closed. The Cbuncil adjourned till the 7th July. York County Council. Dunn'on Dunâ€"A Bazaar and entertain' ment. in Victoria Hall, Thornhill. The Ladies’ Aid, in connection with the Wesley- an M. Church, 'l‘hornhill, intend holding a Bazaar in the above Hall, on Dominion Day, when they will offer for sale fancy and useful articles. Doors open from 10 o’clock a. m: to 10 o’clock p. m. Admittance to Bazaar 10 cents. Refreshments 25 cents; to he had at all hours. A rand conversazione will be held in the evening, with vocal and instrumental music. LANGsTAFr.â€"At Langstafi‘, on the 12th insL, of a long illness of heart disease. Charles Duncumb, ‘aonvof John Langstafl" Esq., in‘his 10th year. D HIIA'I‘l-ZFIJI; Aflb Courowrmc.â€" " By a thorough knowledge ofthe natural laws which govermho operations ofdigeslinn and nutrition, 1mg“)? acarel'ul applicglion of the finep'roper- lies of well-selected cocoa, M1 Epps has pro- vided our brenkfin'sl tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctorq’ hills."â€"-Cinil Servicc Gazelle. :Mads simply wilhfl Boiling Water or Milk. Each packet is lnha|l0d+".lAmrs Ens & ’30. Homwnpxxhic Chamisls. London." MANUFACTURE or Cocm.â€"” We will now give an noellulll of file process adopted by Messrs James E’pps & Co.. manufacturer- of. dietetic article . n},t_h_eir works in the Euslon Re'd. l.ondo€”$-5$e'a irliule in Ga‘ssell’s nggz/mld Giggle A Dr. J Boll Simpnon’a Specific and Toni: Pill: , flu Grurt‘Engliqh Remainy all mer ydcbillyfram rdmtetér urns: mining, have al- ready been so ihnyonghiy tested ananada an to roqniro-li'tllé-‘ti he Enld‘ in [heifianOFâ€"M a certain cure for those distronsing symptoms arising from errors of youth. Dr. J. Bell Sim- pson was a pupil and friond of thellalo Dr Wit- lis Mosely. of hpndon. England the most cele- brated authority'un the World on this sulijr-ct. His partner is nvw visiting Canada. and is prepared to givé'iadvice free to alhand forward circular. etct. if applied toâ€"addrosning Dr. J. Bell Simpson 6b 00.. Drawer 91 l’. O. H'Mnil- ton. 'l'wo boxes of HMS WI” also bn sent by mail infany part of Canada. securely wra pped from observation. on receipt $l,60. Special treatment if desirvd. Pills sold retail by all retail Drnggists, and wholesale by all wholesale Draggists and Patent Medicine Dealers. Flourâ€"Superfine. . . . . . . . . . . §pring W heal extra . Barley..................... l’eaue...................... Oatn........ ............. Hay................... Straw..................... Potatoes. per bag... . . . . ... Appleu, per barrel M'ulto'n, by the carcau. . . . . . l’ouflryâ€"Gcese....... ..u Turkeys...” Chickens. ‘perpuir Ducks, .pqr pain. ..o.‘o-o WE. the nndcrdg-ned. resident! at Cornwallis. Nova Scoua. (where it was formerly prepared). having observed the nstonishln effects rcsullln from the use 0 :nnuu‘n PAIN ERAmuA-ron. unfi having used it ourselves and in our fumilica with the heat. success. {or the removal of complaints for which il l! in- ;endcd, confidently recommend it to the public as ux-rgglwing gpy Lininlem or Phi!) Kjller lupsezâ€" ITUATE ON LOT NO. I. 4th CON. Wllitchurchâ€"am excollcnl water privilege MW in good working order, muly saw, patent head. Well situated on 'I‘ownlino holween Markham and Whilclmrchâ€"5 miles lrom tho Stoufi‘villo Station. on the Toronto and Nippis- mg Railway Terms Liberal Apply. it by loner, prepaid, to J. GURMLEY, . Gonm‘n P.O. Markam, Caulily Q)" York. mwnsmng any Linimeut or Pain Killer in use:â€" Hlinm M urrny, Pastor of the North Cornwallis Presbyterian Church, Janch Parker. Pastor of the l‘hird CUHIWMIIB Baptist Church, James G. Ilen~ 'I‘igur. W -ya1_1‘Mir.nau:r,Cmm g, David Ergomng. Esta} of (11.0 lhipfig "m, I‘nslor M the Congregational C urch. Cau- ng, J‘ng avail. Wcsjgyup Millwlel’, gimmick Wool The above Festival will be colobrnmd by Rich- mond Lodge, A. F. 51. A, M“ on Cornwullis. flycnczcr Bigclow. J. P.. Levi W. Salon. J. P.. John H. Clark J. P.. David Ellis. J.P.. Philip Weaver, J. l‘.. Peter Wickwire, J.P.,Th0ma! Lovctt. J. l‘., Chules Best, J. l‘.. llanley C.;Shafuer. I. 1’. Jun" Northup. James B]cnkhorn,J, S. Wlttcr, L‘lrrles E. Parker, 8. G. Kerr, Chas. E. Burbidfic, Benjamin W. .Inmuen, .l. N. Coleman, Thomas; 1. silhan. Arnuld . Burhldgc. and many others mlillcd for want of apnea. in the Masonic Hull. Teachers’ Examination, The Annual Examination of candidates for 'l‘eachers’ Certificates will be hold in the COUNTY BUILDINGS. Adelaide Street. Toronto."commoncing ‘Oémber 31.21873. WEDNESDAY next, the 24th JUNE. c'ass, _ Candidates must notify om; of the Inspectors by the ll! ofJuly oftheir desire to be examined Binnk forms may he had on application to either lnlpocior. Certificates of good chanc- ler mill". in Mi cases be sent in. and than writing for H. and l. Clan ()erlifiums are to- quired to furnish conificuxn of success in touching. ‘ i Exuhriifiafién- ouly tako plqcp once a your for Iho'fttufo’. 3‘ ~- D. FOTHERINGHAM. REAKFAST. â€" EPPS’S COCOA. â€" Markham, June 17. 1874. R‘ E. LAW. Secretary. Richmond Hill, June 18. 1874. Aurora! Jung Nth. 1874 .A-MES. from w. FURSALE AT magnum: Book Sign. @1211: gamammm fipetiat flames. To Nervous, Sufi‘erers. Saw Mill For Sale, TORON TO MARKETS. St. JOHN’S DAY. COUNTY OF YORK. D [E D. Toto-Mo . Chainmn of Board. June 18. 1874. .$ 500/71) {n c3“-..â€" %33E§§“ §@§©®©§ 24 Du ((1) 18 ()0 fr» 0 ()0 f6) (m rm 83 0â€"4: 739-" 830-2: 0 60 6 (H) 515 0 (l0 3 (:0 I 29 l 33 1 no I 35 0 7| 0 48 26 1:!) Hi 00 0 $5 3 00 6 5n n (m 090, .1 nu a 40. n 7m '8 M) 0 on 0 12 .fl l4 0 I3 7 ()0 0 l2 0 40 0 ‘2l 0 Is 2 OH 0 30 500 0 [)0 Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Which will be sold as cheap as any other house. A fresh supply of Groceries, consist- ing of choice Takes this opportunity of returning his sin- cnro thanks to his uumnrous triends for thoir libornl Bllppml since commencing business on Richmond Hill. 1 have leased the above premises for a term of yenrs whoru I will an- doavor, by strict attention to business. to meet the wants of my friends and customers will! a choice selection of HARDWARE, HAHNABU’S UH] STAND SIGN OF THE FLAG STAFF. ALEX. MOODIE Teas from 50cts to $1 WINES & LIQUORS B-randz'es, U’incs, Malt é‘ Rye whiskeys. Severn’s Ale in Bottles. Pure and free fJom adulteralion. A“ kind: of Flour and Feed constantly on hand. All kinds of produce taken and the highest price paid. ' Geode Delivered Prompuy when Ordered. GARDEN & FIELD TOOLS, _ CARPENTERS’ TOOLS, ch. A PUBLIC CAUTION, Hpflowny's Pins and Ointment no neither manufactured nnr Fold in the United States, although they may be obtained in the B. N. American Provinces. Each Pot and Box of my preparation bonn- (hs Rritish Gnvornmenl Stamp. with H 0 words, " Holloway’s Pills and Ointment. London.” engraved [harem]. iii has become: neceser to make lhin anâ€" Imuncemom, because the New Yurk Chemical (Jompan_v(who p" nobody). finding at last lhll lhmr nmne has hm-n uo exposed, have as- sumed the mle of " Holloan and (30.: " but, even now. no one wili bui' their medicines di‘ rect {rum lhem,zo that the)“ have mado ur- rnngenmnu to mpply exclusively the firm of Mum Henry and (30., of New York. with 1heirso culled “ llolloway’ Pills and Uintâ€"A A gonernl anonment on hand, consisting of men'." It is presumed that, frm‘the largo c-nnnc‘ tion Messts Henry and Co. have in tho Britt-h l’rovinras and elsewheto, the public is very ltkely to he impased upnu hv unscrupulottq ven- dors and othum unless they exercise great caution to ptovent their bping n1l§1t3d,b}' find- ing these madicines beating a stamp with tho name of “ llotiowa)‘ at.d C0,, New York,” printed thereon. _ ‘ Many respectable firm! in the British Prov- inces. who ohlaln my medicines «lirucl from hem, have VeI'V pmlmrly suggvsted that I should, for the benefit of themselves and the public, insert their name: in the have“. th-t it may lueknown \hat my medicines can be had genuine from them. The fullnwingis a Ii-t of the firms alluded to: and I parlicularlv recommend those who desire to gut mv medicine- to apply to some orihe Houses named :â€" Meser Avory, Brown & Cm. Un'ifnx. N3. Messrs Forsvlh $1 (70., Halifax. N S. Messrs 'l‘. I} Barker (V Some, St. John, N.“ M' '3‘. Des lhisny. Chm-Iona 'l‘nwn. I’EJ. Mesxrs Langley KL ()0 . Victoria. B.C. Messrs Moome (Ton. -Viclnria,vB.Cs>w. Dr. John-Palm}, Challmm. N. B. Messrs Munro & (‘0.. Moutmah :2. 1 ‘ Messrs J Winer & C0 , Hamilton. C. \V‘. ‘Mr II. J. Ross. 'I'nronto. _, _ ; ‘Mr A Chinma‘li Smith, St -‘Jo‘..n, NIB. 1 ‘ Mr John Bond, G‘drich, Ont. Mvsars Eiliot It (‘10.. Toronto . MrJ Chain-IN. St. John. N. B Messrs Hanninglon BI”0I]16TF,‘SLJO‘ID’ N. B. Mr R. S. l’liddV.Wiudsnr, Out. MM Orpen. Maiden.N.S. ' Mr George C. Hum. Jnn.. F‘mderictnn. N. H iMr W. H. Thompmn, Harbor Grace, N.F.L. W“ J. M. \‘Viley. Fradericklon, N. H, i Massrs W. & D. Yuile. Montreal. Hill PostUfilco. )leune. 1874: Hrillinger Jonathan Jeffrey. W. H. Brown William Kefi‘er. Jacob (52) Breen. John Keall, F, Baker, Mrs Catherine Keough, Mrs Louise Coleman. Mrs Calhr-Knigbl, Wm. inc ('2) Caligan. Michael Campbell. Robert Caine, Miss Sarah Eyer. Samh Eyet. David (3) Eyer, Mr Fisher. Bernhard Fennell, John Farmer. Esq. Gower, W. B. Grimshaw, Mr German. John Granger, Henry Galloway, Wm Harding, Wm. H odson, James Harris, W. My Pills and Oinlmenl are sold at the lovm.t wholesale not prices, in qunnlitins of not los: than £20 worthâ€"viz . 8s “11.. 22s., 34:; ., per dozbn boxes of Pills nr pots ofOintmmH. for which remiltnncns must be sent in advnnco. V HE LADIES’ AlD. lN CONNECTION With the Wesleyan M. Church. Thorn- hill. hegno announceklo the public that they intend holding a Bazaar in the almve hill, on Dominion day. when xhoy will nfier for sale a large assmtment of Fancy and useful articlol. Doors open from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m, Admit- 1anco ‘10 Ba zanr ll) coma, Refreshmentl 25 g cenu; to be had at all hours. Tho~ Committee respectfully invite the co- operalion of 111% public in this 9;,|erpriso, and any articles they may contribute for the Bu- aar will be thankfully received. Proceeds to be applied to Church Funds, MISS EMMA PURKISS., Mas. IEEIQ. Chemists and other Vendors of Holiowny's genuine Pills and Ointment may have their names inserted in the! local papers if they will please apply hereâ€"- Strawberries, Ice Cream, «to, DO MINION DAY 533. Orfnrd Sl-‘tst. TV. 0.. London, March 3lst, 1874 . Victoria Hall, THGRNHILL. A~ GRAND CONVERSAZIONE Richmond Hi", June 17. ’74 Apprentice Wanted Immediately, to learn the Barnes: Business. ' Apply to Wu. HARRISON. Will be held in the evening with vocal and Instrumental music ; also BAZAAR and ENTERTAINMENT. Seéretary Thoruhill, June 10. 1874. Richmond Hll‘, June 9, 1874. List of Letters EMAINING IN THE RICHMOND THOMAS HOLLOWAY. A LEX. MOODIE. Lvnin, Margaret Melvena, Miss C. M. Mellish. Wm. McConnel, Captain Newmgn, Mrs Mary Jane O’Brien. Michael Phillips. John Prize, Mrs Rennie, Wm. Smart. John Seage‘r; Eva Taggan. James. Wright, Richard Williams. Mrs Susan Whitehall, James Wilson. Wm. Windross, William M. TEEFYI President. R29â€"3t 7;? u. 8294f 830 “ Gonci'eiéf House,” Richmbnd Hill] REMOVED TO HIS NEW STORE, IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS ! GOOD lST PRIZE Harness Establishment. RHEUMATESM DIAMOND BHEUMMIE EU‘HE! . A M. TEEF‘Y. , ~N. LYN E'l‘T, (As Execptaranf the Esme 9f the late Mimin Brennlin.).; l ALLY A FACT based upon avidohce in the possession of the Agent. in Lima shapo of numerous tesximouinls from past sufferers, in all the walks ofllife, particularly from some of the most ruspeciuble and trustworthy families in Canada, $QOOO,TO’ LOAN 0" fifSG-clasa Mortgagg Securityâ€"in sums from $500 up: pwards. Apply to “ Thoumnds hava beamehmged by [ha use of this remedy from weak‘ alckbr. sufl‘eruyz creatures, to strong, healthy. and happy men and woman. and the afflicted cannot reasoni- ably heailalo lo.givo it a trial. ‘ DEVINS 85 BOLTON, (E? This medigina is for sale at all the Druggists thro‘ughom'Cunada. {f it happens than your Druggist has no: go! it in stock, ask him to. send for it to Price; $1 per Bottle. Large ' Bottles, $2. . , In its history, this invaluable Medicine occu- pies the most honorable posi'ion l)05blb)d for any remedy to attain. A few years since it was known only to the friends and neighbor: and patients of the propr etor. and alwap sought for by them whenever troubled with Rheumatism, and in this way came to the no- tice of Pbyuicinns, generally. and through favor- able expression. and its acknowledged table as e Rheumatic Remedy, !the demand for it became so frequent and urgent as to oblige its proprietor to increase his capabilities for its manufacture. its reputation rapidly extended, and soon orders. lutters of inquiry, letter: of thanks. and cert ficates of praise were dailyre- cerved from all motions ofthe United States, and in this way on a basis of its merits alone-â€" unaided by “ tricks of the trade ” or special efl'ortsâ€"it has risen to its present enviable poâ€" sition. Wherever introduced it has received the most flattering preference in the treatment of all Rheumatic comp‘einte. In this way we are really grotet‘ul' and .hrrppy. not alone beâ€" cause our medicine findm ready sale, and is consequently profituble to us do we say > this, but because we open a new field in medical science. and cure at once what the best medi- cal practitioners have for ages found so diffiâ€" cult to relieve. We fill 11 place heretofore un- oocupied. We relieve the eufi‘eriug’and min ister to God ’9 poor; we restore the laboring man to the use of his iu‘pned limbs. and save h in moral oftimeeit: cont in Doctor‘s billn’: we eerry contentment and glndneu into the home of the afflicted, and optisoquently are re- melubeied%V'ntillieim‘6'f grateful souls, Richm‘nnd Hill, April 16,vlb’l4. NORTHROP & LYMAN. Richmond Hill, April 16, I974 EGS tc return his sinceré (hunks to his numerous customers {0: their liberal support since he commenced business in [his place, and would announce that he has Richmond Hill, June 1,1814. “"828 May 14, 1874. ‘IIIS STATEMENT IS SUBSTANTI- AGENTS FOR THE PROVINCE ONT., DIAMUND BHEUMATIG WEE. CH 0 0 L' REQUISITES ,OF kinda “digs-Hymn” fiook Stone, ‘ ' AGENTS FOR QUEBEO AND MONTREAL. Singlsa and DQWfle, W’Ma ATKINSON HARNESS! FUCHMOND HILL. WM. HARRISON: Immediately North of His Old Stand. §COTT STREET, TORONT O, MONEY TO ,LEND .i!’ And will be happy io meet with his (hands in his new promises. AT THE BY THE SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON, W. A. has on hand an Sal-Sm ‘ DUKE OF THORNHILL.’ qun or THORNHIIL willfrerve Covu ti"- sonsun at lhe Birch Grove Farm. Thornhi”. fi'nus : For Grn‘de Co‘wé; $3 : 'l'fibrough-brnd Cows, $6. FASHIONS ! :FASHIONS ! ! BERLIN W OOI-S, I‘LE'ECY W OOLI AND LARGE ETC CK And kfiowing just!foth the people wnnl il prepared lo menu lht it demnndsa' Iler long experience In the ‘vlillinvry Buyinvksynd LII. snlisfmtuon ain't-mi} given she slillclaims I, alums of their patronage. Alva}: on ham!) 3 large msnrlmem of " “ WEB STER "’ TAKING into consideration the he: that [he “'elwor Srwmg Manhi-no hax been befom the pumic nnlv abou eighteen months and (he‘h'hpwcuivulcd munlm r of {LVN tom thoumnd hqu ht‘l‘n sold m so short atime in suffice“! to r‘onvince the must incredulous of the superiorixy of the W] ksnzk 0V0! all nth-n. It carrier} ofl' nemlv ah lbs lending prim: [on the fall of i8? 3. [I is construrwd in the monk simp!e. mlid and substamjal manner; con~ sequenxfiy less lmblo 10 get out of repuih. THE ‘WEBSTER’ before purchasihg any Other, Price. 335' By calling on, or addressing the undernignod he \vuuld gladly give them the privelcgo of oi- umining the mrchim-s ‘ JOHN H. STUNEHOUSE, Travelling agent for Vaughan & Whilchurch. llmmmu 120. H. Ronsou. general agent for the following Townships : Vaughan. York. Scarhoi‘o’. Mark‘ ham. Whilchurch, Pickering. Uxbridge. and Scott. The pebble will havé thaifiJheymnTyxif'is n 100‘ , a boot as .. . .. I Employment at your home: 0;. travelling. The work is con- genial. honorable, and pays tho. best of anything ever be'oro of- fered. Cash wages. snmphs,‘ I and_complete‘nulfit sent "(in Address at onw. Clermom Daniels 61.00., 935 Notre Dame 3!. Montreal A Compicte Set of the 9720?? ap- proved attachments with each Machine. W's would bag to call lhu nIu-mion of mono woming first-Clam machines to ho; sum and see EBMPETITIUN DISTANCE E 65ct LADIES” BOOTS it is 5;; aimpiu lu Emu-mile that Hm oponlnr can ndJuthe :mc‘n or rvgululo the loume whii Ihn machth is in motion. 'W. 11. MinE RS Will not. can not he undeIs-‘bla. I ha" tbs largest assortment of Good Boots and Shoes The owner is requested to prove properly. ply expenses and take the animal awav. JUHN MENTON. The VVHRSHLH \v‘ll [In all kinds of workhonvy or tight counts or film. it has a straight needle. makes the lock stitch. perluym lertt ct sewing on every (lest-tip'ion ct malarial, with cotton. linen, or stlk thtoud. 1t hams, tells. cotdI. braids and gathers. That there is on Richmond Hill. Richmond Hi“, June 4, 1874. May 28m 1874 . ‘- ESLEYAN HYMNS, ALL 812 at the HERALD Bo 0k Store. ‘ A GOOD YOUNG SHEEP. Richmode Hill, April 9, ’74 “‘AME into the premls as of the nub-crimp. J lot 46, 15K (Ion Vaughan, Richmond Hill. about the Jslinslt Thornhlll. May HI". Undmsignpd wishes to inform tho public 1th 110 has pun-husqu the thorough- bred IMPORTED Durham Bull. May 20, 1874. May 26. m4 Still they come, an‘olher case of'thom Having purchased [his Sfiring a very OTHERS SELL FOR 80 Ctl FINGERING YARNS. THE IMPROVED DURHAM BULL. MRS MYERS 31.1 CORKEM. Strayed. “mum: P.0k 897-1, 1’7:0p'iclnr. 825-3 8‘20- M. 826-!- 8521 827 3%