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Wm @mh “QMMM. A superstition existed in olden times to the effect that any undertaking, no matter how great or how trivial, comâ€" manned on Friday was sure to be attend- ed with disastrous results. Numerous cases were cited, from the wreck of a ‘ vessel at sea, to the loss of a brood of} chickens which had the misfortune to be hatched on that unlucky day, and all went to show the unfeasability of at- tempting anything on Friday. \Ve can- not say whether any such superstition has existed in the ranks of the “ Reform ” party heretofore, in regard to the fun- lucky day, but they certainly have, after last Friday, good reason to wish that day blotted out of the calender. It was a day that will long be remembered as proving mast disasterous to the “pair- tv.” Capt. Neelon, of Lincoln, and Mr Miller, of Muskoka, disqualified. The petition against Mr Hector Cameron, dismissed, ansthe petition against Sir John A. Macdonald, thrown out. Capt. Neelon and Mr Miller furnish two more illustrations of the manner in which the party of purity seek to elevate the “stan- dard of public morality.” Capt. Neelon, by the free distiibution of “shorts,” “ chicken feed,” etc. Mr Miller, by promising Government patronage, and other special benefits which he, as :1 Sup- porter of the Government, would be able to confer. NORTHERN RAILWAY OF CANADA RichmondHillSlation. Changeoflime nklnz ofi'ocl Monday, Junet 2lst, 1875 : Going North 8J3 A.M.....l.02 p.m,..5.l3 Going South 9.26 A.M. . ...l.%‘ p.m. . .826 BENGOUGH.-~Mr. J. W. Bengough, cartoonist of “Grip,” whose lectures have become so popular throughout Ca- nada of late, gave two ot'his entertainâ€" ments in the Masonic hall of our village, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings 'last; subjects, “ Heads and Tales,” and “ Pleasantries of Public Life.” The lectures were interspersed with off-hand sketches of prominent public men, for which Mr. Bengough has a peculiar talent. The rapidity with which these sketches were dashed of and the exact- likenesses brought out, elicited great ap- plause, The likenesses were especially noticeable when the gentleman commene ed figuring among our “local celebrities” the audience being,r able to recognize the “physag” before the lecturer had finish‘ 0d the ” profile." Mr Bengough p0- sesses the gift ofda'awing, a talent, which by the way is very necessary alecturer should have to insure success. If Mr Bengough ever honors our town with another visit we have no doubt he will receive a hearty welcome. They obtained office, and it was ex- pected by a large number of the electors of the Dominion who had hearc" the pur- ity cry so often, that at least the elect- ions, as far as the “ Reformers ” were Concerned, would be carried on without the grosscst acts of bribery and corrupt- ion. The “ Come-along-John” system, inaugerated at London, proved very c0n~ elusiver that preaching, not practising, was the Grit forte. Further evidence has been adduced at each election trial, proving beyond doubt, to all but the most rabid Grit, that the “ Reformch ” are not what they would have the peeple believe they are. When we look at the long list of self-styled “purists” who have fallen from the pinnacle to which their loud protestations against c0rrupt- ion enabled them to reach. We are forced to ask can the electors of Canada be so blind that they cannot see for them- selves that-the corruption cry was raised for no other purpose than to procure po- scssion of the Treasury benches? In the election trials so far, we find three “ Reformers ” disqualified, and one, after having been disqualified, granted a new trial. Only one” Liberal Conservative is recorded in the black list and he fell, not for promising “nice presents,” nor for distributing “ bran and shorts,” ,uor holding out the goodness and yofit of Government patronage, but for, as he swears, innocently and without knowledge of the penal ordinance, giving himself: glass of beer. Two Liberals, whose return was appealed against, were ,sustained; and nine Conservatives passed with like success through the same fur- nace. Let the voters who in times past were led to .cast their votes for the “ Reâ€" former,” in the belief that they were all pure and undefiled, take the catalogue Into consideration and in the approachâ€" ing elections vote against the political hypocrites who make such plausabic pre- stances under the cloak of “ Reform.” For twenty years, in which they were In opposition, the “ Reformers traded on their pretentions of purity. They won to themselves "many, who, judging be- tween the libels heaped on the Liberal Conservative Party and the spacious pretences of the Opposition, chose the “Reformers” as being ostensibly the most moral and best men to effect an electoral purification of the country. It might not be out of place to state llere,that our villagers have not yet been educated up to the standard of etiquette which allows gentlemen to indulge in the “ fragrant weed " while attend- ing a public entertainment, and we hope that a certain “gentleman,” who seem- ed to enjoy his “ Myrtle Navy,” at the above entertainment, on Wednesday evening, will practice a little more self- deuiuldn the future. BtoVes! Stoves ! at (he “ Peoples Store.” Farina to rem.â€"â€"T. Armstrong & Son. {n Pound at Richmond Hill. anuusn HxLL. Sept. 24, 1875. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS BLACK FRIDAY. Snow has fallen to the depth of two feet in some parts of the lower province, making excellent sleighing. Boring for oil is to be commenced shortly at Newmarket. The Toronto $101, which has been eclips- ed for a short time, will resume publication on Saturday next. Long may it " shed.” Fire Brigade meets for practice on Mon- day evening next. A Cannington Magistrate has been fined one dollar and costs for digging potatoes on Sunday. Four young men were drowned in Toron. {0 bay, on Sunday morning last, while boahng. Some parties suspected to be connected with the burglary committed on the premi see of Mr Wilton, of Whilcburch, have been arrested. The Aurora Banner of last week has an article on the “Duncan” Act, which it denounces vigoronsly. This ought m be a warning to “Duncan” to " Act” dim-1" ently. Turkey seems to have little faixh in the effons which are being made to secure peace, and is preparing for the worst that may happen. The three men arrested for the murder of. Mr Burke, adverted to in last week’s issue, have been committed for trial at the forth coming assizes. Hon. C. I. Douglass has recently bought, in Scotland, the Clydesdale stallions, " Mar- quis” and “Young Emperor,” both cele- brated prize winners. A man in Kentucky was found dead with fourteen bullet holes in his head, and a Con oner’s jury returned a verdict, of “ death from undue excitement.” A woman in Hamilton has lately been arrested for the two hundred and seventy third time, and now the policemen of that city threaten to strike if she dosen’t soon “ take a. Lest.” TEA-I’ARTY.â€"Tlle friends of the Cal'I'Ville Union Sabbath School intend holding their anniversary toa‘parly. on Tuesday, 5H; 001- Tea served at 12 o'clock. Chair to be taken by Mr James Ness, after which Ad' dresses will be delivered by several Rev. Genllemen and other Sabbath School work ers. Dialogues, Recitatiuns, Music and Singing. will be given bv (he school. A cordial iiiyitaiion is extended to all. Tick- ets 25 cents, children under 14, 15 cents. Dreadful floods are reported from Galves- ton, Texas. The water is several feet deep in the streets, and the city hospital is filled with water. Thirty workmen were cut off and drowned. At Glenmorris, 0nt., lately, two sisters, aged respectively 66 and 70 years, met for the first time for f0r1y~three years and a half, since they last separated at the gate of Mount Teviot House, Roxburgshire, Scot. land. As may be imagined the meeting was amost tender and afl'ecting one, and sadness as well as happiness was in the em. brace. An Australian, who shall.be namless, aent home an order lately tor some iron safes, and of these it was expressly desired that some should be of Milner’s make. which was duly expressed. But the clerk, ajunior, who copied the order, was thinking of a sex that is not quite safe, for the order came home with the astounding ‘lino’ in itâ€" “Please forward, by first ship three Milr linersâ€"three with drawers and three with out.” This extraordinary order was, of courscr or ought to have been, sent to the Emigration Commissioners. One third of the native population of the Fiji Islands lmve died within a space of four months, from measles, and it is feared that the disease will kill the entire population if not checked. The residence of the Misses Billings. Oshawa, was entered by a burgular one night last week. The servant. girl was uwakenei by the noise, and gave fire alarm and the burglar made his escape through the window. The cold slate of the weather fox‘ the past week has started the “ trumps ” on the mud in Search of winter quarters, and nearly every day our village is visited by all the specimens and chamelexs of the class,â€" “ busted ” of course. Mannaâ€"The quarterly meeting of the Liberal Conservative Association of‘ East York will be her at the Wellington Hotel. Markham Village, on Saturday, 251i) insl., at 2 o’clock, p. m., for the transaction of general business, to which every member and all friends of the association are enr- nestly invited. British E7lszgn, an imported hull call", by British Prince. out of Nonparicl 32nd, has been sold by Mr Jas. Russell, of this place, to Mr Philip Poermeyer, of Ohio; also, two heifer calves, one Rose quutumn 2nd, by High Shcrifl', out of Rose of Au tumn, 1116 other VVallflnwcr 14171,, by High Shel“ , out of Wallflower 11th. FESTIVAL~The promoters of St. An- drew’s Church Sabbath School intend hold- ing their first Festival, in Ihe ChurchY 6111 Con. KngV on Thursday, 30th inst. Ten to be served at 2 o’clock. Several Rev. Gen' fiean are expected to be present and be- [ivur addresses, Music furnished by an efficient choir; 'l‘jckets 25 cents, children under 12 years, 15 cents. Proceeds to be applied to the purchage' 0f 8 Library. T110 public are invited. TAKE N0TICE.â€"The Members of the Richmond Hill Mechanics’ Institute will please take notice that the Membership Tickets will expfre on the lst of" October. All therefore, who desire to renew or be- come members, can obtain tickets by apply- ing to the Secretary, 11. E. Law, the Presi dent, J. A. E. Sw1tzer, or any of the Com mittee. SomEE.-â€" St. Paul’s Church Sabhatli School (7th Con. Vaughan) intend holdng a. Soiree, on Tuesday, 28th inst. Ten to be served at 12 o’clock. Addresses may be expected from several Rev. Gentlemen. An efficient choir will be in attendance. Tickets 2-5 cents, children half price. Pro ceeds to be applied on behalf of the Sub- bath School Library. Bolton wants a Meclxan‘ics’ Institute. @fiiim’fi gamma. ed ni en he Jl'e mt of. ac, thv ht, leâ€" ith on 1th 768. i in led off The Ottawa Citixcn recalls the fact that the Grits, when in power, “support their supporters,” and use power or” the Govern. ment to purchase constituencies, thouvh when bringing a f'nlse charge against the late Hon' Sandfield Macdonald they loudly denounced this sort of thing. " What “'33 outrageousin their opponents has Come {0 be perfectly legitimate in themselves. Sfatd Mr W. Thompson in Niagara a short time ago: “ Niagara should not go against her bread and butter; if she don’t support the Government the Government will not sup port her.’ ” The same argument “as made t'use ofin Welland. and again in the recent election in South VictoriaY where the pros pect ot‘ Government pap was dangled before the eyes of the electors to induce them to return Mr Wood. We know how Mr Mur' ray seduced the electors of North Renl'rew by promismg them a railroad which, he as- sured them, they could not expect to get if they returned his Conservative opponent. The Grit party took possession of the Trea- sury benches at Ottawa. and Toronto as the champions of electoral purity and public morality ; they have, during their brief term of office, reduced corruption to a selence, and prostituted the powers entrusted to them by the people, to debttuch constituen- cies where unpopular supp >rters were to be elected. In South Oxford, as in South Vic- toria, it is prolmble thth the Ministry will gain a temporary advantage, but in the end they wlll receive at the hands of the people the punishment which their hypocrisy and ; dishonesty deserve.” To N. 0. Wallace, E'qu Deputy Reeve of Vaughan, Woodbfidge: DEAR SIR,â€"â€"Can you give your constitu‘ ent-s any information in regard to the pres ent state of the fund ofthe Towuship usu~ ally called the “ Clergy Reserve Fundf7 there are many interested persons would like to know all about it, if that is possible. As you are an old School Teacher, and have had some experience in Municipal matters, I conclude you will be in a. position to ven- tilate the subject, and give all parties inter‘ ested the benefit of your knowledgeâ€"will you oblige? If you feel inclined to be com municative, perhaps you would favor us with a brief history of this fund, and explain how the “Clergy” have been connected with it; but above all things, let us know what your Council have been and are now doing with it. Yours truly, Teslon, Sept. 20, ’75. D The spread of cattle disease throughout Great Britain is beginning to excite alarm. There is scarcely a farm in England, Scot- land, 01' Ireland, in which it has not appear e01; More than 6,000 have been reported in DOVODSlIlJe alone, and during the past week the increase amounted to at least 2000. In tfi’urwicksliire, and other places, public {dim hgve been prohibited, and generally a feeling of alafm is growing up._ The pfos- pea, Indeed. 1e gloomy, and it 18 high time somethmg deciswe was attempted remedi- 311y, Su1~e1yh‘_»e nature of the disease can be digcoveyed, and an effectual remedy ap- plied. The town of lndianlofl. Tean, was al- most entirely destroyed by the late cyclone, lighthouses, wharves, businCSS llouseS, and dWelliug houses were brokeD ‘0 pieces 01' swept away. Only three houses remain that have not been damaged. Rx‘ports ofl the loss of life are conflictmg, but a"‘l‘€tg1'ee that there were fromonc hundrcdfifl‘one hundred and fifty lives lost. LOX‘I)()N.-0U Tuesday last it man named Dunn was run over by a train on the Great Western Railway at William street crossing and smashed into a jolly. presentingr a shock. ing spectacle. An inquest was held by Dr. Morden on the remains, and a Verdict; of accidental death returned. A curious col- lision took piace in regard to this nint‘er between rival coroner's of the different schools of medicine. Jurors were summon- ed by bolh, Dr. Morden, homouoputhist, and Dr. Hagurty, allopathist. After Dr. Merv den had commenced proceedings, Dr Hag- az'ty. accompanied by Dr. Moore, eulered and forbade any further progress, Dr. Hag- arty claiming that his privilege had been usurped. Enquiry showed, however, that Dr Morden had issued :1 warrant in due form, whereas Dr. leignrty had made only an informal request. Unvgfiingl tG’fleWflho body the jury found that it 11nd been locked up by Dr. Ilngarty’s orders. Here a fresh contest ensued, the constable on duty hnrd. 1y knowing which of the Coroners to obey. Dr. Mordeu commanded him to torce an entrance, and on proceedingr to do so the door was found unlocked and the diflirnlt)‘ ended. The Granhy Gazelle says: On Tuesday of last week, one En. Font-(Line, of St. Pru dentienne, visited Mr P. EfRoy,‘ of Gianbv, and informed him that, for the consideration of $20, promised him by the proprietor, J. Fontame, he set fire to a barn, stables and and contents, at St. Prudentienne, on 61h of May last, which “ere totally destroyed, and for which J. Fontaine had received his in- surance, $216, from the Isolated Risk Company, through Mr Roy. Upon hearing Eu. Fontaine’s statements Mr {0y had him put them in the shape of an information against J. Fontaine. This being done the the lntter was arrested, and on the following day both the Fontznnes appeared before Messrs S. C. Smith and P. Callaghan, J. P’s, when, after a lengthy investigation, both were committed to take their trial at Sweelsburg. The St‘ Catherines Area‘s contains a story about a. farmer. residing about three and a half miles west on the Jordan Road, who was pestered with tramps at morning, noon and night. As he heard there was nothing they dreaded more than work, he got a pile of unsplit wood, and offered “the boys ” a meal if‘they would swing the axe for fifteen minutes. One by one they mournfully de‘ parted utterly refusing to lift the axe, until the twenty fifth man came, and willineg split at the wood. When the kind hearted farmer saw the man was really at work in earnest he called him into breakfast, and after the poor fellow had :zppeased his op petite he went to work and split up wood enough for two week’s consumption, on which the farmer gave him some money and sent him on his way rejoicintr. In a party sense the result in South Ox- ford is no loss to the Opposition. for one Grit has simply replaced another. It is significant that only a few days ago, a pos: siblo candidate, Mr McDonald, was appoint- ed Police Magistrate for Inversoll, while, what. may be in store for Mr Abrahams.who, after taking,r the field, retired in favor of Mr Crooks, is a matter yet to be developed by events. Mr Hopkins made a gallant fight araiust Overwhelming odds. He had a powerful supporter, in the person of Mr Wood. but not. the advantage of the active support 0? any or the leading men of the parliamentary Opposition. He has every reason to be proud of the vote he secured, and has laid the foundation for future suc' cess ~- .London Free Press. @m’mmmmfimm. FOR THE “HERALD.” DANIEL KINNEE I large Rolls . . . . . Eggs. per doz .......,....... ‘ Dressed Hogs. per IOU lbs... . Bacon” . . . Prime‘ . . . . . . .,.. Hamsâ€"Cured. Der lb.‘. . . . . . . [WWIâ€"901‘ lb-I-Ivgulvun. Since January lst 1here have been 203 failures in Nova Scotia. A man, named W. Wilson. received thirty lashes at Toronto Goal, on Tuesday last, for an indecent assualt committed on a little girl, on the 14th July last.. The next Provincial Exhibition will be held at Hamilton. JACK FROST is now amongst us; prepare in time, by caning and selecting a stove at “The Peoples’ Smre.” “Mother is the old home‘ lonely,” is the latest selection issued by A. S. Irving, in his series of half dime music. Can be had at the HERALD book store. SCCCESSFUL.-â€"Robert Marsh, Esq., of Richmond Hill, has taken no less than thirteen prizes at the Provincial Exhibition, Ottawa, for south down sheep. Mr Jacob Spence, the Secretary of the Prohibitory Temperance League, will de- liver n Lecture in the Temperance Hall, in this Village, on Monday, 27th inst. Col' lection in aid ofthe funds of the League. THE New DOMINION, a literary paper, pu‘lished weekly by Mr S. Frank Willson, Himilton, appears in a new form. with pmges of stories, moralizing, family reading. “newsltems,” 010. etc. It. is announced that a number of‘first class literary talent has been secured for this jnurml, and (‘er minly the first nnmlwr of lhe new style makes a very good offer in this respect, and in fact, as a Canadian literary paper, is a credit to the publisher. so (‘AL’SE ASSIGSED FOR THE OCCURENCE On Wednesday night last between 1en and eleven o’ulook the inhabitants of lhe southern portion of Toronto were startled by a loud repnrt, very much like that of n large cannon. So unusual a sound at such an hour aroused a great deal of curiosity as to the cause, and, as soon us the premse locality became noised abroad, quite a crowd gathered around to see the debris canst by the explosion, which tool: place in Mr Fin nizan’s saloon. better known as Pat’s, on King street, south side, a little west of Bay street. A glanceat the premises sufficed to Show that the large pants in the front windows were. with a Single exception, completely shattered, a good deal of glass, in a highly fragmentary Condition, beingr visible as far oil as the opposite side of the street. Inside of the salonn there were equally Well marked traces of :1 Violent. 0x- plnsim). The screens were thrown out of their places, and a nnmher of glass utensils and ornaments belonging to the bar wete wholly or partially demolished. The lower part of the glass face of the clock was blown in and the motith of the time-piece stopped. The brick window of the room directly be hind the betwroom was smashed, fragments 0t" gl ss strewn: the floor in its vicinity,” It appears that the mischief (lone up stairs was quite as txtensive as that below. Strange to say. no cause is assigned for the exitlosinn, “hit-h seemed to be ofa high' ly mystetious (-hauacter. A police con- s'ahle happened ut the moment to he stand- ing in front of the adjoining building. and a little to one side of the saloon door. For- tunately he was unhurt by the accident. though Somewhat stunned and a good deal startled lCntcying the place almost imme- diately afterwards he found the lights out, but no smell such as would naturally yreu cede and accompany an ex )lOSlOlt caused by a leakage of gas. The s“ 06H ‘lteemr and those inside ut the time, three or four in number, professed to he able to throw no light on the muse of the, accident. No one so far as (‘Ould be, ascertained at the time, was Seriously injured. though how they all escaped so well is not the least mysterious feature in the affair. The matter will bear ~â€"nnrl ought to receiveâ€"a most searching investigation, in order that by learnan the ctuse ofthe explosion such accidents may be, as far as posstble, avoided.-â€"Globe. EPPS’S COCOA. â€" GRA'I‘EFUI. AND COMFOR‘I‘ING- â€"â€" "By a thorough knowledge ofthe natural laws which govorr tlieoperalions ofdigeslionand nutrition. and by acareful ap- plicalion of the fine properties of well»snlectod cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors’bills. It is by [he judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be grid rally built up until strong enough to resist over;~ lendency tn disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us roady lo allackwlnereverthore is a wvak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame.”-r Civil Servicc (:‘azctlc AUCTION SALE. NIONDAY, Oct. 4.â€"Exr~cutnrs’ Sale of Real and Personal Estate, on the Past half lot No. 24, 3rd Con. Markham, belonging to the late Mrs_ Mary Klinck. Sale at 1 o’clock. Eckardl & Brown, Auctioneers. Parties getting Sale Bills pnnted at [his office will receive a notice similar to the above. mm: of charge. JOYCEâ€"CLAFFEY.â€"AL Thornhill, on Wed- nesday, the 22nd inst, by the Rev. Father Reausang. Mr Redmond C. Jovca,0fElgin Mills, 10 Miss Katie Cluffey, of Markham. â€"No Cards. Flour ~Spring Wheat extra . . Superior extra.-. . . . . . Fourâ€"Spring Wheat. . . Full Wheat exn'a' ‘ " Wheatâ€"Spring. per bush. . . Fall......... . .. large rolls...........‘ Eggs,per doz.............. Dressed Hogs, per 100 lbs. . . Bacon, Prime.............- Hams,Cured............-. Correc‘ed by Mr Isaac Crosby, Grocer, and Dry Goods Merchant. Fire Proof Store. DANGEROUS EXPLOSION RICHMOND HILL MARKETS filmial Eilntim. TORONTO MARKETS Richmond Hill, Salufl3, [87-3. MARRIED Toromo, Sept. 23. 1875. .. 000 .$035@ mum) . 05n@ . 175@ mm» 14()()@ com» 020@ 018@ 014@ ‘ tam/m .1300@ 015@ $5 50 (5 no (I (m 0 00 U [)0 0 45 (I an [in n ‘2 25 U 1.9 18 (In $4 90 5 70 5 '20 4 00 (10 0 0 22 0 520 0 l4 8 50 13 00 015 Mitilnnd Central Fair, Pelerboro. 29th Sept to Oct. let. North Ontario, Uxbridge, September 30th and October 1st. South Victoria, Lindsay, Oct. 4th & 5th. North Brock, Canmngton, Oct. 6th. Markham and \Vhitchurch UniOn Exhi- bition, S'touff'ville, 6th and 7th of Oct. Provincial Exhibitionfltlawa, September 20:11 and four following days. South Simeon, Fall Show, Gookstown, 7th and 81h ofOcL West Gwillimbury, Bradford, September 30:11 and Oct. lst. Thorah, Beaverton. October 8th. West York and Vaughan Agricultural Society, Woodbridge, 12th and 13th Oct. Exhibition, Toronto, 28th Sept. to Oct. lst. South Ontario, Whitby, October 15th and 16th. ' North York Fall Fair, Newmarket, Oct. 12th and 13th. East Riding of York, Markham Village. Oct. 7 and 8. FARMS TO RENT: Lot 27, 131 the. 5th .an, Vaughan. Lot 28, in the 5th Concession Vaughan, With everv convenience thereon. and will he lunsed in one )mrcel, or separately, for a term of years. Teston , }j UBMC NOTICE is hereby glvan. that on FRIDAY, the 2nd inslnnt. [here was brought [0 my premises Giving milk, aged The owner is requested ID prove prupcyly, pay expenses and mks the anhnal away. Jf' not claimed Irefure SA l‘UR- DA Y, the 21m instant. at I: o’clock. noun, she will In) sold by Public Auction, to def ay expenses. ........nn thun.‘ .. , ,vIAA~,_ IN PUUflfl M RIEHMUND Hlll HIGHEST STATE OF CULTIVATION, _..K Wu“, "'ALT‘FR LEMON, l’oundkeeper Richmond Hi”, Seplmnber 6. “575. 11 5 Opening Addre<s, for n lm)‘ . Lille (illv'islie. -â€" Rccilzmon for a Inoy of (S or *1 years: uit'le Allmxl,â€"lleci1minu fora boy or girl (i or 8 years; A inns platform slvacclI,â€"-â€"for a boy I“ or 12 years; Reuituiuu on (inlla.nll'_\‘ â€"by 8 [MW of ill years, or lesx ; Closing Address, by girl: A Good Burguin,â€"A dialogue for two boys; The birth (lav partyâ€"A dmlugue for 3 bm's. 3 g rls,‘2 geii'leumn and a lad} : ,lz'ok- en down 'l‘radosman.-â€"A dialogue (or 9 hop! and 3 gillh; lhflLrPnt Opinion-.â€"A dialogue for 4 boys; Giving to God --A dialogue for .‘l hois and 2 girls: Jolly Jim. ur a soft an- swcr llllllelll away w 'a1l1.â€"A dialogue for 3 boys. A package contains 4113 following Dia‘ognes: About 16 years nf‘agu, to learn {he Harness Making. Apply to SEED WHEAT With :1 Frame House and New Frame Burn 30 >1 50: the rest is well Timbered with Pine and Hardwood. This is a first-class Wheat Farm. and is beautifully situated on the SEVERN R1vnn,convenient to Flour and Saw Mills, within halfa mile of the Severn Bridge Sta- tion or the Northern Railroad. Price $3,009. in easy payments. For further particulars apply to August 153. 1875. [IT Will bn sent 10 any address. in package iorm, [)usbpaid, for 3k) coals. {address 0;“ [081‘ M A ST ER. Victoria Square. l l’AINTim. Grniuillg' Glazxug. and Paper Hanging. All Orders calelully and promptly attended too, 30 Acres under Improvement ! HO. A FARM FOR SALE 200 First.class Land. being Lot N6. l3. in me 14th concession of N0 RTH ORlLLIA. There are about \V ANTED, IMMEDIATELY, Containing [00 Acres These Farms an- in the A pply QANNER DIALOGUES, Supt lst. 1 75. August l7, l875 Richmond Hill, Aug MRS R. P. HOPPER. A Red and White Cow, C . D A V I E S , OUSE, SIGN. ANDVURNAMENII‘AL HOS ARWSTRONG & SON. Supt. 22, SENS-3: Teslon P- O. personally. on the premiscs. A S}na1“t _ Boy, Richmond Hill Pump Worka, ‘ Richmond Hill :2, 1875. 890 Containing 200 Acr$s ACRES. MORE on miss, 0; JOHN HALL. Fall Fairs. for 80 Cents. F71" Wheat, now ofi'ered for the first limn. possess- es raumrkahle and pseu- liar chxu'acterislics. BY Is a Smooth - h o a do d > White Wheat with red chafl'; proves early. 'V'ery IInn-dy, remarkably productive, and of excellent quality. Wheat for Seed. “ Fall Wheat ” Circularâ€"froe to all. Also, Deihl, Russian C’Iub, Scott, Soules. Tappahanock, Tread- well, Turkey, (60., William Rennie Corner Adahida & Jarvis Suoels. Toronto . The Seneca WM. HARRISON ESEND FOR MY C LAVVS O N “snap swans," THE Silver Chafi'” Ridl ‘ on (1‘ Hill. Hts-tr. 8901f. Arriving at the FLAG STAFF: SPLENDID VALUE! m Grocelies, Crockery, Glassware, Hardware, Carpenters" Tools; British Flag Stafl‘ Goods Delivered. Richmond Hill, Sept. 14,1875. A] With great saving of time and food. It gives strong-J) nnd life to H¢|PUI,IGVOP during hm! work ; (‘ows fed with it produce more milk and butter,” lhu FIJI-I0 um. menu» m Ink, and for Ma” feeding caule it: rfllcl is muruluuc. - He is also offering P. 3mm Sale, Weighing l7 onucefi each UN 14 n U 1‘ “may yuan“ J. 8. Assorted Tulip BUHIR. double and single, grown on m\ own place from tho burn-It?! VI ies known ‘~â€">‘huu'd lw plam» d from [him lime to middle of “moltenâ€"All nuniuilg um“ u Ihat dale wmbe withdrawn “CENTRAL HOUSE,” F a 1 l G o o ‘1 s CONSTANTLY ARRIVING Colour, blue black, with stripped lining. Any one finding the same will be anilubly row-rded bv leaving in at the HERA w Office or Wlth tho Subscriber “ cmnm HOUSE” Hardware Richmond Hill. March 24 ’75. A! prices and on terms hithorlo unequalled. Parties wanting pumps wiII do well to couuh me before purchasing 1.1 of'JULY, on Youzo Strain, bemoan Lungsmfi‘ Toll Gate and Lymburner'u Corner, N reference to the above notice of Die» solution. the utldnrsigned wxvuld announce that he is now fitting up New and Improved Machinery Driven by ample Steam Power. and intends In manufacture a Horses, Cows, Calves, Sheep, and Pig: Toronto. Augusl 30, 1875 Riclnifian‘ August 4, 1875. SUPERIOR ARTICLE. Li}! ofrphces sent 311 application. Ricnmond Hi1], August 26, 187 5. NEW FALL DRY GOODS I At the "Canerete House,” OST,â€"ON WEDNESDAY. the 28th RICHMOND HILL 8 '1' E .A. M NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! OTTON GRAIN BAGS A Mackintosh Coat, E m p o Ii 11 m ! CARPENTERS TOOLS DOLLAR BOX CONTAINS 200 FEEDS.- ONE HUNDRED 130an ASSORTED SUGARSâ€"The best value in town». WFLOUR AND‘ FEED. Is the best preparation known for fattening The Subscriber begs to announce mm he bu in flock Price 250ts and $1 per'Box. r 1- Fall Goods Arriving Daily. J. K. FALCONBRIDGE. Of all Kinds kept on hand. JOHN DUNCAN. Linen Gui n Bugs at very low prices. H. MILLER. 3. 871-1! HUGH bIILLER 86' 00.. 8! 3-:1‘ AND . ATKINSON. AW AND CONVEYENCIXQ Oh “CE. AURORA. 7 Will I» u = Richmond Hill,every “Titania Ornc: u {Ann’s flour. MODERN“; 0353.53,, 2 10 ACRES being II. "Em Rd! of lot No. '10. in the 3M Colcmku of the Township of Vmghu. The» in Light; Acres under impronml nd Twenty but. in Vlluuble ’l‘imbcr Tho Hfldhlo no N and anon-Eve. Thor. in II Onion! .0 gal- od fruit and plomy of Wu". This in 3 Wheat Farm and beautifully shunt-d. boil. within half 1 mile of [Richmond Hil} Shari.) on \ha North"- Rnllwny. ud within h!”- Im'h fro. tho Village 0! MI lo. and within two mil" or “no Incarnate! in." of Richmond Hill»: You 8mm. Ind ‘il 0h. immediulo noighborlld .1 Mills. School-1M Chuvehu. nxd witb'ult mils-n! the C'ny of Talent». 7 _v .A. FARM fl FOR SALE. n Aurora} July 13. ’75; (LA-r: wrru w. nun“. IIWIAIII‘I.) r. J. runway, ALEX. MOODIE. Agricultnui Cindi“ 167 King SL. 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