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When Alexander, attended with a gor- rgcous retinue, flushed with conquest, and ‘enriched with the spoils of empires, stood before the tub in which the bitter-mind- cd philosopher, Diogenes, about whose wisdom he had heard so much, habitu ally ensconced himself, he asked the lat- ter what he, the conqueror would do for so humble an indiVIdual as the philosoâ€" pher. - “ Stand out of my sun l" steroly and promptly ejaculated the fierce cynic. The proud conqueror went away thought. fully considering the point that no man was so much a king as the man who wanted least. There can be no mistake, we all want life and truth and light. The people of Ontario want the “ light ’i’ thrown on the affairs of this Province, and will not allow a recreant and syco- phant Ministry to obscure their free vis- ion in order to cover their own delin- quincies by specious and plausible sophis- tries. The people want the records and require “ facts and figures,” which can- not lie. Messrs Rykert and Lauder seem to be the evil geniuses, the infants terrible the betas mot'r of the present gov- ernment from the energy and addressl with which they unveil the misdeeds of the Ministry. The people will find an able expose of the present Government in the powerful address by Mr Lauder, recently delivered at Glencoe,and the in- ' attacks of Mr Rykert, on the ‘ion. Their hypocritical pro- zeal for the public service osition, is graphically con- heir reckless and unseemly they attained the Trea- a single act they de- ' ' did they re. nce @hfigmh gm W1. Going Nortl18.13 A.M. 42.34 p'm,..5.]3 p.m Goinfi South 9.26 A.M. .205 p.m.. .P,46 p.m LL“ RichmondHiHSlation. Changeoltime inking BlfeclMonday, JMyISlh 1874: The large number of delegates, from most of the constituencies in Ontario, at the Convention, opened'i'n Toronto, on “’ednesday last, indicates that the Lil:- eral Conservative Party, in this province, has still the majority. True, by false- hood and misrepresentation, many have been misled so as to give the Grits tem- porary sw.ay,but they are returning to their allegance. The conduct of these Grit rulers during the past two years has satisfied all that they are unworthy and ineapable to be trusted with the country's affairs. All at all interested in the res-‘ parity of our common countryâ€"an the vast majority are loyal menâ€"will not, by their votes, permit the best interests of the empire to be sacrificed. The ob ject of this meeting in Toronto is, we believe, to organize the Liberal Conser~ natives so as to have one grand line of'u action for the coming local elections; toI be prepared to have every vote polled of the friends of the party, land to place Let our Friends take notice that the “breath ot'battle is hot and near ” al- ready, and let there he no apathy or flin’ching from the contest. Withal let there 'beigood'hones‘t hard work done. Our leaders are setting us a good exam- ple. They are to he found at every public meeting and upon every platform with a noble selfâ€"denial and zeal for the, public good which is already bearing fruit. Their example is worthy ofimi- totic‘n7 so we call upon all friends of good Government-to rally round them. . a ,NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. afieYi’st()rgan’s-‘â€"‘=‘Vm.‘ Street. ’6 ider. Millâ€"‘Hugh mm. es to it. are were voted in one a}? Commission for amnlv Courts of Common Lavrv ery, and now the quoation is, motion! iesult arose from it ? x Vell‘,” Mr Blake and his friends saw that it was going to interfere too much with the Court Of Chancery so the report of the Commissioner was entirely set aside, and the people’s money squandered to no purpose whatever. In 1871 the Sand- field Macdonald Government spent $912; to re~furnish the various departments; in 1872 the Blake-Scott-Mowatt Governâ€" mth paid for the same thing the sum of $6,566. Mr Lauder. Went on the same strain unfolding link after link of the chain ‘of‘corruption that been indus- triously woven by the Grits whlle in potver, and in. this way the people are becoming thoroughly enlightened and prepared for the march of events. STAND OUI‘ OF THE LIGHT. 'ORTHERN RAILWAY OF CANADA Bit-11mm» “Hm” Sept. 25,‘ 1874. ‘1-d no} itzéipfibles) in pow- RALLY ! The following beautiful verses are from the pen of Mr H. T. McPhillips, of Toronto, formerly of thisrvilla‘ge. It is the author’s intention issue then) with an appropriate air, in the form of' sheet music. We wili'not’ pie- sume to review them, as they have al» ready been favorably pronounced upon by the first. authorities of the City of Toronto :-â€"â€" Tin: Lscaosss Maren between the Orillia and Richmond Hill Lacrosse clubs came of on the grounds of the latter on Monday the let inst. The ball was faced off at 2.30 and after some exciting play a game was claimed by the Richmond Hill boys but was decided no game by the Referee, when iml mediater the play commenced again and was won by the “ Star ” club in 49 minutes, the ball being put through by J. Wilsoh. After the elapse of 10 minutes the second game was started and was won by the Orillia club in 11 minutes, the ball being put through by F. Walker. The third game was then started when it was once more de- cided in favor of the “Stars” in 11 minutes; 'the ball being sent through by G. A. Laird. The fourth being starter} there was some 1 excellent playing exhibited on both sides, the ball was once more put through by if. ‘ Walker in favor ofthe Orilliaâ€"time 1 hour. The playing deter this became ex citing, both clubs working hard. when the game was claimed by the Orillia umpire and after hear ing the evidence on both sides the Referee decided no game, when the Orillia Boys res fused to play. Thaefore, the “ Stars ” claim the match, still sustaining their repni tation as Champions of the North. The playing of F. Walker of the Orillia Club was excellent, also that of Messrs Kelly, Sutherland, Taylor and Henderson of the ‘same club. In favor of the “Stars” the playing of E. Kendrick, R. Davisou, T. Kelly, G. Laird, J. (it R. Willsou, and the goal keeping of J. Tully was paiticularly noticeable. There were over 250 persons present to witness the match. Messrs Law rence and Thompson acted as umpires for Orillia, and Messrs Rowe and Proctor for the “Stars.” Mr Jas. Lawrence was Ref- eree. Great credit is due to the lxichmond Hill Brass Band for the excellent inuisc dis. coursed during the afternoon. Both clubs sat down to a sumptuous repast at Mr John Velie’s hotel. and the Orillia boys departed I To the Editor of the York Herald. Mn Em'ron,â€"â€"Plense give space this week to the “ HERALD Reader, as I wish to remind the “ Rambler" of your village ofa few things, and to ask a favor or two of him before I can say good~b e. Mr Ramblerâ€"you of late ave reminded me very much of an Irish cow story, it runs thus: A number of cows were pusturing on the hill side, one left the others and Went to the tap where the herbage was scarce, when a person asked what the cow expected to get there 5 “ get,” said Pat, " shore and she have got a fine prospect." Did not you, Mr “Rambler,” go to the top of the Hill and think you had a fine prospect, but you stopped there too long,for you only descend- ed in tinge to find the pasturage bare. Mr ‘- Rambler,â€"whén are you going to tell us about that pugilislic encounver that, you said you would speak of, or was it a fight between Punch and Judy in one of the side shows that go with tho great show that you keep. Perhaps in your silence you have been very busy preparing Winter quarters for the animals. At your invitation Sir I have been to Richmond Hill and was able to reach home again sound on the chump. (this last word '8 not Latin, Mr Rambler, cranaim at Alder- n camp.) I did not see you on the Hill, as not in Lucas Street, for gen- hird Avenue don’t. like to fiichmond Hill depopulated this week. Every bne gone to the Provincial Exhibition. ac Var ay marmng‘ ry and have the Amenca. ved from your corporation so as person comes in from the country d spends five cents out of a quarter (Canadian Silver) he may no! .hgvel 1W0 dimes put on him for change. As both of these things are nuisances have ‘them re' mqied. please. I pow must brmg my scribbling to a close, hoping that you will again give us the pleasure of reading your “Rambles.” ’ . Mr Rambler, you threatened to cut your correspondence short Wilh‘me if I did ‘not sign my name; now, 811‘, if I“ have a good name it. will soon be found out, ifa bad one (be less it is known the better. ‘HmALn’ READER. Carrville, Sept. 22, ’74. @mmpnuflwm. mum’s @0135. GOD GUARD CANADA. God guard Canada, Youthful. hdpeful, free, Land of our nativity; Bless onr happy land. With a lavish hand, While ages run, While moon and sun Span earth and sea. God guard Cfinada, Home of the refugee From o'er every sea; Make peace her cause, Make just her laws, While ages run. While moon and sun Span earth and sea. ANOTHER RAMBLER. God guard Can/min. Yomhf‘ul, hopeful, Free, Land of our nativity; Bless her rulers true, Bless her patriots, :00, Ever make her strong, The foe to wrong, While true to Thee. Yours, a. few rung APPALLING DISASTER. â€"- The Granite Mills, at Fall River, .Massachuseus, were burned on the 19th inst. The building con- tained-seine 700 men; women and~childrem Many perished in the flames. while othera‘ jumped froni the wihdows and Were killed The él‘iego‘f the vieriiénviand childréii live-re heart'rending. It is impossible to ge‘ the number killed. Over thirty were burned to death. Sn;an Sermon Assocunox or CANADA â€"The eleventh Provincial Convention of :hggbg‘ie Agnocigtiongm bofhemuzin‘ Zion Pragbyteriun Church: firanr‘fbgd. put, on Nam. \\'.ed§ésduy spa 113mm; 13m, 14g: mxd'15lh bctoberv.‘ E v Fons Bosses Sunrex'ren wmI WII:A'|'.~â€" 0n Sunduy morning, the [Elm inst., during the absence of Mr McKenzie. 5th Con. Vaughan, from home, attending church,i'onr of his horses broke into his barn, tore open some bags of wheat and helped themselves very freely to their contents. The owner,‘ finding that as much as two bags fullvhad been enten, in order to save them drove them all down to Pine Grove, to Mr Ster ling, the Veterinary Surgeon.‘!Ho took them in hand and by dint of great perse- verance succeeded in obtaining from the poor bloated brules most capious evacu' unions of wheat. to the immense relief of ‘the dishonest raseals. Lucky for the own. er and strange as it may seem all four re. ' covered. The severe punishment meted out to France l by Prussia in the late war rnnkles in thel breast of every Frenchman without except' ion ; and not a few influential persons out' side of France sympathize with the French. There is generally is secret satisfaction that. notwithstanding the rough manner in which France. was crushed. after her defeat, by the rough heel of Bismark, she has so rap idly recovered her losses. Permanent pence between Prussia and France is not probable. Victor Hugo, m a late letter to thevPence Conference at. Geneva, has stated that there must be another war fought be- tween these two nations, as there exists a deep underlyingfhalred towards each other. Msgnnnimity to the vanquished has formed no part of Prussian policy; a grove inter national sin had been committed ; a cloud is gathering which is a source of perpetual ,nnxiety. A healthy, clear political atmos phere over France and Germany must. it is feared. be secured only at the cost of tho thunders of War. The desire to fight exists; 1 the opportunity filrcome; -.-s,¢. “ Barley..................... l’ease....................-- 0als........ ..... Hay”................. ... fSlraw..................... Potatoes. per bush. . .. . . Applebdmr barrel. ~... .. Mutton, by :he care-53. . .. .0 Poullr}'â€"Geone..........u Turkey-n... ..... Chickens. permit “ Ducks. .por pain. Flour â€"-Superfine.. . . .. . .. .V. .8 4 60 @ Spring When our... 5007i?! Pulley.............. 540a?) F.xlra............... 550%) Superior Extra. . .. . . 5 75 (d) Onxmaalun... ........... 500 f6 Cornmeul.................. 3850 Bran. . . . . . . . ....‘.......... 250/6 Wheatâ€"Spring ............ 5mm") Sonic: and 0°th . . . l 30 If!) Treadwell.......... 1 05m) Kollr......... Eggs fresh. par dentin..." " I’ncked...’..,........ Dried Applua....... ...... l’orkâ€"-Mess. . . ... Extra............ Bacon.....'Priunol...... Hamsâ€"Sall............. Smoked............ Dressed Hogs..........; Lard..._._.........-..... Bauerâ€"lb ck Agriculhlrll show takes gn on the 6th of Odobep.‘ ' s . .. 1 mama n. W: 32161“ and 111h3‘00t0ber. . w/ . ‘4’" fl ' North Ont-arm L»; ., ,. "den‘mm'show will be held at Port Perry ind 29thfieptember. ,2 g i Dr. J’ [Boll Simpson’s Spufic and Tom}: Pitta. the Grant English llemulyfnr all Imam: dcbiillyfrum whulavcr caun uni-Eng, have al- ready beén so thoroughly tested In Canada as to require little to be laid in hair favorâ€" as a certain euro for those ‘diuttflfiill symptoms arising front arrorauf youth, Dr. . Hell Sim- pson was a pupil and friand of the late Dr Wil- lis Merely. of London. England the most cole- brated authority m the world on thin subject. His partner is now visiting Canada. and is lprepnrad to give advice Iran to allxand forward circular. etc.. if applied toâ€"addp‘esuing Dr. J Bell Simpson «it. 00.. Drawer 9] l’. 0. Hamil ton. 'l‘wo boxyss of Pills mll alao be mm by mail to any part of Canada, securely wrapped from observation]. on receipt 3|.GU. Special lguutment if desired. Pills sold retail by ali rogilgpruggisls, and wholesale b ' all wholesale Drivingqu and Patent Medicino calms. Markham Fall Show, the Is! and 2nd of October. Union Exhibition at Newmnrket on [be 61b and 7th of October. Central fair at Hami'ton, on 6111, 7th, 8th and 9th aflober. f I 5 . Ir 1 Sunderlan y ‘ _V ’ , M , __ U GRAN-JUL AND Conronua.-â€"-"By a thorough knowledge ol'lhe natural hm: which govormhe operationsofdigoniunlnd nutrition. and b 'ncarel’ul application of tho fine proper- liel o? well-selected cocoa, M: E p. has pro- vided our breakfast (tables with q dulicalely flavored beverage which may an In many heavy doctors’ bills."-â€"Civil Satin Gazelle Made simply with Boiling Water or Milk. Each packet is labelledâ€""JAIN Ens & ’70. Honnmopmhic Chemists. Londonff Mwurw'rum: or Cocmu-J‘ We will now give an account of the process adopxod by Mess" James Epps 82, Co.. manufacturer: of. dielatic arliclea. at their Workl in lho Euslon [In-d. l.ondou”-â€"Seo MERE. in Cusull's Hausa/50M Glade SIVERlâ€"HICKS.-At the Wesleyan . firmn- age, Richmond Hill. on Sept. "flu, b the Rev. John Hunt, Mr Robert Si to Miss Jane Hicks. bifé‘iv'é‘r' 3Tf'1'é72. REAKFASTn-T EPPS'S COCOA. l‘flllc)n- t.l.. F.xlra........ u... Superior Extra .... . ml....... ........... real. . u {;'s'.3§jl.E . . . .. Sonic: and Delhi . . . Treudwell. es. per bum. . . 5.1”" barrel. ~ 'I'o Nervous Sufferers. fip’tcial TORONTO MARKETS. c~.n-.------QI FA LL FAIRS. MARRIED. Turomo,Sepl. 94. 1874. %mmmwmw%mmwmwmmm%WMm 5506543511000%708001 l _ wa@@@@maaaaanaaa@maa wwwnmfiemmswmuwmmm wu 555553 5])000UHIQUUO 050@ 739-“v U 0 GO 0 7O BELL’S GRGANS: kmju; wihnrroithéy run procuro tho~ hut Im-trum nts we would moron mention thq following finely-f A! the Provinciul Exhibition held in Toronto in 1870, we remind tho Fir-t Prizes for lho Best Melodeou and best Inigo CIbinet Organ: nllo. the ' ©IB7EJ$Y DEEEZDI‘ZMA . Awarded for the Road lnslrumonta during {by us? run MARS. Attho Prdvincinl Exhibition for [#71, In ncoivod all tho Fim Prizoa and the Only Medal Ever Awarded To any Organ Manufacturer It any Exhibition in Canada. LICENSED Auctioneer for the County of York. respectfully solicits your patronage ud friendly influohco, Sales attended on the ior‘ out. notice and at roasouable rates. P. 0. address. King. King, Sept. 10. 1874. 842-” Al lho Ontario vaincinl ExhiHliolnnd the Guelph Comm Exhibitlmn for 1872. w. :- ‘Iin rocciVed A! 1h. Cantrnl and Provincial Exhibition: (at I873. we receivod Harv Fir“ l’r 29 on Clhinot Orgnnn. At both Exhibifinnu never-I \mericnn Firms.” inc‘uding Este)‘ Ind Polo‘bot& Fella?“ Organ Comp-him. wore comm-mars. ulso Ml the molt prominpm Cum- dinn mnnufaclurarn. I B L E S 0 01 E TY DEROSITORY \Kacnmoud Hill b!a1_lcll)atthe HEKAL In I” the detni'a of Tmm. ‘lhwahi‘hv. hm! Excallenco n.” Sw'e we shall pay the sumo nt- leltion u heretofore in order m hnvr um- In- struments continue the ‘hnfl in the market. . LICE NSED Auctioneer for the Crunly of York. respectfully solicits your palrouagn and friendly influence. Salas Iltanded on the shortest nouce and at reasonable rules. P. U. addresg. Victoria Squarc. _ Widvh mu] f0 had a! Low Price! and best Terms. fiS'IIOW 7300M. {fry/fining the British Flag Sfafi'. Ix”chmmld Hill. Every [mm-"mom fully Warranted l'ar Fivo Yours. Satisfactiongusrnnteod. ‘ W'M. STREET. Agent. ftr Richmond Hi“ and Vida-Ry. Also Agent for Whevler & \Villson, THE undersigned hereby give notice that they are authorixed to nettle allclaims due to, or try the estate of: the late JOHN LUB- BUCK. l’arlit's having claims against that estate will forward them for settlement, am} those indebted to the osttle wdl pIe-nso make immediate plyment to us in 'I'hornhill. W‘LW‘M LUBBocx. , JOHN LANE, { 'l muons. FL UE R Y Sewing Machines. From Mn. 0:». F. E. Sun". Drug at, Portland. N. B.â€"“l have Ind amnm'. Iln indicator {II t unto muck of Nmralgia. ind believe it. inv-lnlble In cues of fin! kind. Since min It nay-elf I hm: recommended n to com. of mi. iendl. and in "queue it [in the Well I: uflction‘ I have kpown it to can when Client B dun sud lorphtnnjdlod to one the ha." 7 or sale by “I m bl. anam- fl “not. hmedicme. 2:199 can". 011314311 MIL-L, [1 Wanted hmmdi'ulely, an .ppmmic, u, learn Blacksmilhin'g' AppIy :o ' WILLIAM TRENCH, I now ready for work. l’arfies must bring mciem Straw for pressing. FALL AND “TIMER TWEEBS Concrete H0033. Hichhnndflill. Markham, Sept. '10. 1674. Richmond “I”. Sept 22, lb'I-L Thornnill. Sept G. I874. U. SA'I'ISFY THOSE WISHING 'I‘O item ganmmmm EGS (nannnuncn to Ihe Farming Com munity and Pub!“ in general that big N APPRENTICE WANTED. Vic t aria u: E v e 7. WI“ T e I SAMUEL m. BRUWN. Is now slnow‘hx‘ a very large dock ol GENTSV’ HATS EVERY FIRST PRIZE EURALGIA OURED. WW II from the bong“; fibma 1M “ Nam-nigh in .Iho M". Av: yem. And wu cured by mums mfinmmon J. CHALONBR. ' " humour. Cor. King and Germ Street. JAMES C. STOKES, HUGH HILTZ WM. ATKiN$9N LMW‘E‘ At Headfm-d. NOTICE. a so the West 5131» in: 'l‘ruuns. 842~ 4t 842-“ 843-“ Hill Phitbfl'icerlSep" 1874: Andrews. 'A; Been. Joveplg Billon. Wiilinm Bond, Joseph BrazillfiJolm“ Benson. Mrs Jane Boswortlg, Edward Carson, Andrew Dixon. J. 9'. Eyer, Abraham Galpin, William Gluncy, Jamel Gamble, W. Uibner. Auzhlo ~ Gorman. Jphn' Gaby, Frederick " Grey. David Hewill. Robert (9) Hendrick. Mre Johnston, Samuel Johnelon. Mr- Johnston, Rachel Killips. Wm. Karhv. J. R. Long. Mise M, Aa_ Linklater. Mr Lawrence. Honore‘ Lawson, Than. Mrchanica' Institute Menmn, Mary Miller. John J. R Mann. Dr, Molveny, Rose Ann (‘2) Mnrrny, James F. McKinley, Diene McQueen, Hugh Spencer, George Siné’o'. George ' Slscoe. Isaac S)‘ m pson. Mrs 'l‘raub. Lawrence Trustees, 8.8. No. 91 Willox, John Wilson, Mehlon having observed the utonishlni eflccta resultili from the use a Gituul'u PAIN Emmmmu. an hnvin and it ourselves and in our families with the hen ancceu. for the removal of complaints for which liltin- lendcdtconfldently recommend it to the publicu mt using any Liniment or Pain Killer in use:- ‘ illiam Murray, Pustnr of the North Cornwallis Presbyterian Church, Jlmcs Parker, Pastor of tho Third Cornwallis Ba tier. Church. James G. Hen- ninnr‘ Wesleyan Min McLCannihg. David Freeman, Pastor of the Baptist Church. Canning. John _R. Kenn, Pnnlor of the Congregational Church, Cam nlng, John Rem]. Wesleyan Minister, Bemick. Cornwallil. Ebenezer Mgr-low, -J. II. Levi W. Eaton. J. P.,Jnhn 1L Clnrk .l. P.. David Ellil, J.P.. Philip Wnnver, .l. i‘., l'cter Wickwire. J.l’.,'l‘homal Luvpt‘t, .l_. It, (:h_nrlcs_i:ust. .[L_i'..Al‘lnn|uy_C; Shafncr. The ow nar is “quested to prove property, puy oxpemeu, and lake the animal IWHV. CAMESinvo the prnmlnn of the subocrihtr. Lot 25, in tho 2nd Con V lughan, Ibout the lunar put ol July. A YEAR‘LING HEIFER. J. l‘. Juhu Nnrlhup. Jamm- Blcnkhorn,.l. S. Witter. Clur‘us E. l'arkrr, S. (L Ken, Chill. E. Burhidge4 Benjamin W.Jncqnes. J. N. Coleman. Thorn»; n_ Giillnu. Arnold S. Burbldgc. and mun-1 omen omitted for wam of space. For hire. Funeral Furnishings, Cofiins and Cash)“ in every ulyia. 10 to 100 Dollarâ€" UNDERTAKHJ nusmnss. A FINE NEW HEARSE Ormoro. house. barn. well. and n never-(n hronk, good omhard.&w , «kc. Very denim proporly. A pn|y_§9_ Hugs to announce to the Inhabitants of Richâ€" mond Hill, and surrounding neighborhood.th ho has built a new Hearse and commenced the 4 INST-CLASS lfi‘ud, paw-l kn 44. on Yonao S‘I’ON. (West Ade) unjuining the Flourish- ing Villaga of Richmond Hill, 14 miles from .le city of Toronto- Agricultural Warehouse (9: Seed Store, Corner of Adelaide & Jarvis Streets A. W R I G H T, , CARRIAGE BUILDER. ON emsy “Inns ofpnymnn, S. E. quarter 0 Lot 57. 15100“. Vnughnn. containing 50 urnsâ€"on Yonga Street. two miles north oflho Village of Richmond Hill.â€" PRICE; $1.50 per 60 lbs. Scott Wheat 3531.60 per 60 lbs. Also, Deihl, Midgoproof. Soules. and Trudâ€" woll Eth . tor Seed. Price: variable accord- ing to market. Containing 5 rooms besides Kitchon, Wond- HIHL Driving-Indus. Stable, and half Im new ofIand,61i x 1264 (Geld-Slhll‘llcd on the numb ,1de Richmond Hill and within five minqu ~‘ .9 Billugnt. _ _ I f” About 40 Acres are Cleared ‘l‘he SENECA is I Whi|e “rhea! with red chnfi‘. smuInh-lmnded, and the host of lho Whoam emerimeutud wit hJH-ing Tull] ILQUAL to Ihe hes! brands oflho cullivnnd Culixornil When! As H provos MRIJLBAMIY. leu Ii- nhle l0 ha winner-lull“! than other vurioliau. has n ulifl‘rtraw. and yiolds large crap: on every vmioly of nail' having been gathered, i! in without doubt the but “'hite Wheat now ‘cuinvmod, yioldin; from five to ten bnnhnll per acre nor. than any olhor “Thea! on the sumo ground. wunxm ,WHRAT. a boarded No. I Whitu Wham, thrifty ’ ‘growor, and hardy. Average yield, frgm 3010 40 bushels per new iofi‘er this FALL Wann- ofsnporior qnnh it)‘. pure and free from Ion! nods, FIVE BUILDING LOTS! “m Blgln Mills. each 501: 139 foot framing on Twcj "ACRES I" AVING han cullivnlod from I single heml,and repeated your after your, hau pound llIrough gnongh lessons to thorougth Lpsl its productiva character. hudy nature and superior qualilv. With about ‘20 young Fruit Trees figuring Apples. Plumhu. and Cir-fries. nlun Cnrnmn and (ioosehurrinu,&c. The Landis in agood auto of cullivaliou and well nuilad for Garden purposeu. Apply l9 »'1â€"5._--- £_ 'u A Comfortable-Frame Cottage A G001) GAR',I)EN s 1: 1: D wn E A 1‘. THE SENBGA WHEAT. I" 45 aprep nflund suuulo on the l'bmon- Milla lio‘ad, 'l'horuhm. In connection with lho house in And in good condition, a fine spring sire-m tuna thugh the [ox near the centre, Vaughan. Aug. 3|“. '74. Un uh» South Ensx C grun- of Iho Emil lmll' of Lul 13. 3rd Gun. Wh (church. all alerted and unmet cunllivnlion. Apply [0 JAS NEWTON. SR . Elgiu Mills, Richmond Hill Aug. 26.1874. 340.21- '1mc'nd Hill, July 733. 1874. TORONTO. Aug' 18. 1874. List of Letters EXAININGJN 7TH_E RIQ‘HMOND Aug. ‘20, I871. uyvuc-I an", .3. runxlss, 'I'hornhill. Alf. 4, l *‘74. ,BM-‘Zm Containing Seventy Acres Funeral Furnishings supplied at from 52 Bushels per Acre SMALL COTTAGE AND REFU'I' WILLIAM RENNIE, Price,» $3. per 601118. House & Lot For Sale. RICHMOND HILL, Farm foi- Sale... YOL‘ FOR SALE, NGE STREET, wt. lhe undersigned. midenu of Cornwallis, Nov: Bcotin. (when: it_was fogmgrl y p‘repgfieg‘l)1 Astray. JOHN McQUARRIE M‘Pfo l'.O. 8404f “5‘, H.60- A u“. J AMES DUNTUN. M. TEEFY. r l. B40 - 3t. 835-“ W%%% k ALLGOODS sent-GOLLEGEP on DELIVERY SALE ‘VORTH 1 WM, 'AmKINSON Such as are constantly used in e very family. at from Fifty (0 One Hundred per cent Cheaperiban the same Gooda-caubomboughduu thelietail Stores. 1 'EACH or young of either sex cn‘h laké orders and make good wag . 0mm vmh Samples sent Aunts Wurst: in éve‘rf'Town, Villagé,“1{fid Coumy fo£the Sade of our Goals, old free on application to kcmamom DANIELS If: 00.. “ Goncrete Home,” Richmond Hill. Montreal, August 4. 1874. NERVOUS DEBILI'I‘Y', LOSS OI" MNN- HOOD, etc , supplying the manna of‘ Selfâ€" cura. Written by,one who clmud himselfafl." undergoing considerable quackery. undunl fluotchuge Sufi‘orers are invited lo ad- drou. pout paid. the author. ‘ NATHANIEL MAYFAIR} P. 0. Box X53, Brooklyn, New York 801m“). 1874- 842~3m The Confessions titan Invalid, Punnmnzn u A WARMNG and for the benefit of Yang MEN nu) o'rnus who anfi‘er frgm IMMENSE STOCK 70F GOODS I. WINES 8‘5 LIQUQRS REMOVED TOHIS NEW STORE, Immediately North of"His"'01d Stand. lAHfiE Well-Selecle STUCK RRRSR RRRIRRLS'H ENAMEL“! & ERAS! KETTLES IN GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED Reduced Prices" for. CASH ! F ruit Jars, I? Sand for Lin: of Goods which are furnished Ewe 0179113139. “E: ALL ARTICLES ON THE LIST Richmond am, June 10L 181-4. Richmer Hill. April H5, I. 74. ‘ _ “"THE I’LAN Is Immenst Popular, always'gg'ving Entire Satisfaction. And not to ‘bo paid for until you 360 :fié 'bedi ’aud are perfectly satzsfied with ' them. a. u“... . llrgo Infinrtnfifit of lllO'lbuVI [up 9!. good. which we an polling. at greatly SUBJECT To EXAMINATION 33mm; PAYMENT FOR THEM. FRUIT JARS! a "H AVE NOW‘ ON >11“ij Kept constantly on hand, PARCELS DELI VEEEDx P. G. SAVAGE IN A GR‘EA'ITYARW‘IL FRUIT SEASON, RICHMOND HILL. A can from all is iolicilod. I: return hi: inn" than}; toizis nnmrrowqelitwmhi (0. “mi: Mum) tummy sine; in comment”! huxiness in Iii: place, ind wmiuf announce that he ha. PROVISIONSl WE HAVE ovn UlUAL KUI‘I'ABLE I’UR THE And wi“ be happy 10 meet with him I'm-uda in hia new pn mites. Auo : SUITABLE” FOR THE "SEASON, W.- A. has 611 hand an Fruit? 1:8. M‘ 01 SI SOLD FOR OF DEVINS a: §9LTQNg Price, $1 per Bottla. Lax-59 " Bottles, 82- ‘ ' my 15‘, 1‘574.‘ * a. 5 63% 285 .Notre Dame Street. MONTREALqu Q. a? 'lhis meaaciue is {or sale at .11 an Draggisls throughout Canada. If it ‘I’IIPPOIIO‘. than your Druggls! has not gel in in stock, uk~ him to send for it to N NORTHROP 84 LYMAN.‘ This medicine is prepared by a careful, ox- periencad and conscientious physician. i obedience to the desire of nun'berleer Made. in the profeseiun. in the trade and among the, people. Every bottle is warremed to contain the in" strength of the medicine in m high"! new of purity and dtvelopmenl. and in II- perior to any medicine ever compounded for lhiplerrihla carnnlaint. » In simple cases mnelimos ono or lwu 3M0: sumo. In 016 moat chronic cases it in "rt. h givo way tn; the use oflwo or three but”... By (his efficient and simple remedy hundred. of dollars are sued! to those who can legal I!- ford to throw it away. as usual; il in by tho purx chuo oinsefiurs. p‘rescnptioxgs: I suppose lherq i; not fn the, whole cmmn o? a Physician's t-xjier'iénce ulnfhing in hum-m sufi'oling which calls 10th his synpalhy M161 ‘pily to such an extent as to William: Iho axrrus sin ring pains at" a poor mollul. Eufi'ufing I’m-a lhnl fomful distase. R‘Iaulnulism‘ Hannah". (hero JIM . bren :- consideramo dignuity or opinion among nmdicul men. as to the "is character oflhis :ziseusu; rouge locating it in. “I. fibrous or muscular tissues of the system... mid others \‘inwing. ia: as nu acule. nervous diu- »onno.bw it is new Leuernlry adude to In. disease arising from a poi-on uircnluliuz in thfi The proprietor, of this modio'mo ha- walkod tho nielos of the hospitals of London. E 3., for the par-1 twenty years, making rheumatism n succinlily, and the preswiptiuns from which this remedy is compounded is all he ever Ind in the treatment of this nisense. IS; A WONDERFUL MEDICAL DIS< ' ' COVERY. Montreal. 9134 Much. [87-8 Messrs Davins «\FBollun z Dun Snug .â€"- with pleagsure quncado to (ha agent’s wish ihnt I give my “mount-on, t. the immediate reliefI experienced from n (on dogfight-ah, {diamond Rheumatic Cure. hav- ing hequ a samurai: {rpm the effects 0' Rhu- nmlisng, I am now. after taking two bolt“ cf thisme icing. entirely frec-frum pain. Y“ mega! .liberty louse this lplter, if you dqoln adjoimhie to do so. I am, 5‘ ma'roxpoctfully. .dy. \‘Vo feel confident mm as“. wnll fofih better Halisfied and rrjgice more than thy com. pciemious physician wLo bus discovereévkhnl‘n sure cure fur this Hubbum disease hul bum. i'ound., The {allowing(antimony from I .c-na 110mm). 0! Mandmg and hlgh remap: t-lnhiligy. and ‘wall known to the Canadian public wimp“ Tail Io Smiaf)‘ all hat-Hus bluodw The ciwulnlion of the blood is "I. life cf the body, and Ma stoppage is dunlh. N0 disease can has in the body withqu file being unnerved in the Mood. and no direnu cu. possih b- be in [ha body if the blood in um Rhn-u"-nlxsn| can novur he lhuroughty a Without exwrminaling the punsou daunting, ‘iu mo hluod by a constitutional infill-l rpm-‘- MILLIONS AGENTS FOR THE RROVINCE ONT., SCOTT ITBEE-T. TORONTO. ofi TO AGENTS FOR QUEBEC AND MQKTBIM‘L. DIAMfllm BHEUMATIE CURE PHYSICIANS EUBNERHL ‘JO’HN' HELDER tSAAcsoN. N. P. 833â€"Zm‘ 82]