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â€"-A meeting [of the Richmond Hill )and Yonge Strifigrieultnrgil Association was held at Proctor’s Hall, on Monday evening last. Mr. W. 0. Patterson, President of the society, occupied the chair. The iheeting was largely tended, all present seeming to take a lively interest in the welfare of the Society. After ipnking some necessary alterations in .the priz: list, appointing judges, etc., the following gentlemen were appointed a committee of manage- ment for the purpose of' making final ar- rangements for the Society's Spring Fair in May; Messrs. J. Brown, H. Bernard, 0. L. Hollingshead, W. Law- 'son, Dinn'ehusv W. S. Warren, I. Crosby, -D. Gray, J. McConnell, J. H. Sanderson, S. Proctor, W. Atkinson, J. Palmer, jr., F. Cosgroye. I -â€"â€"As was previously announced, the nnnual concert of the Mghqglist Sahhath School Scholars was held in the quomc Hall, on Good Friday evening, the 14th inst. The performance was of a similar character to thht of their former enter- tainments givlein 'hy the scholars. The attendance was very fair, although the o“ hashy” state‘gf' the roads prevented many from comlng from a distance. :â€"Some time last Sugday night .or Monday mornjhg, some thieves made a raid on the hen roost of Mr. Wm. fiebipsgn, g ghort distancg hpx'th of this VillageZ aggi carried off ggéyey flue fowlsl. My. 'fiobjnson tracked the thieves 5:35 far thg sidg-gqaé qqd there !ost all trace of them. â€"-The Yonge Street Sabbath School Teachers’ Association will hold its: next rneeting at Carrville, on the 8th p_rox , at eeven o’clock p.111. The following. are expected to take an active part in the exercises: Rev. Messrs. Reid, Fish- ;bong'ne, Starr, Eley and others. The 3topic for discu§sion will be: " Some pf‘ God’s worde that Sabbath School teachers need to think of.” â€"At the regular meeting of erslal Lodge, United Temperance Order, the following oflicers were elected and in- stalled fin Juddition {a those published in {me last issue: games Wideman, Past Presiden§; Jennie Wilson, Assistanp Secretayy; Mrs: A. E. Mgfiixyer, Dept. Marshall. I A V - I â€"A fire brgkq out in Bolton, on Wedâ€" nesday morning, about 7 o’clock, in the new cooper shop, owned by Francis Mc- Donald, dcstroying the building, with about 500 barrelé and several of the workmen’s tools. Loss about $1000, no insurance. 7â€"1011 Tuesday, the .Ylglth just, a meeting '01 the Markham Village dis- trict of the Liberal Conservative Assoâ€"’ ciation, of East York, was held at thei Wellington Hotel, Markham Village, at the call of Mr, Jos. Graham, one of the VicePresidents. About twenty-five members responded to the call. On motion, Mr. Tane was elected SecreJ itary for the current year. After routine Business, sexeral gentlemen addressed the meeting, amongst others the inde- fatigable Pfiersident, Mr John Gibson; who, having lately attended fieyer‘al ineet- ings in the riding, expressed himself as :well pleased at the‘ent‘hifllsiafis‘m idisgplayed: in the Libegflfignfigrvatiye‘gause’. ';Seven new members were added to the roll, and fthe meeting terminated, to meet again at an early. day, at the call of the Viceâ€" ‘President, as owing ,to the almest impas- sible state of the roads many were pre- vented attending who were most anxious to have been presentâ€"Maui 'fihir. Apps Wright, ex-M. P. P. for East York, was in the village last; week, looking hearty and hale. Mr. W'xfighi is at present“, in the employment of the Ontario Goyernment, at Prince Artiilirzg Landing. Lâ€"TTpads bggqme torpid i3 wigter, and hide themselyes, taking no food for five pr six monthfig What a pity tramps were not coqstrggteq 9111 we same prin- ciple: . _ . V Messrs. Brillinger & Lealess sold their eutlire horse, “ Wonderful Lad,” last Monday, to a party of American dealers, fg'ogf We handsome sum of $1000. eRead M_r. Atkinson’s new announce- ment; otherwp‘ew advertisements: whip gmd satchel Iggy; money to lend by Messrs. Blake & Kingsford, Townto. rTheVillage 89119915 opened Wednes day last, after £1348 Easter holidays. â€"â€"IRVING’S HALF DIME MUsIczâ€" ‘.‘ Starry night for a ramble,” “Would I were with Thee,” for sale at the HERALD Book Store. V, : Rizcbhfix‘}? Hil lStntiqn’.’ Change 0,1111:qu akin; gfizscl ‘flquaday, Nay} Ii’gfll, 18‘75; (hing North 8.13 AM, ...}2.27 p(.m.. .a. 1.3 going Sputh 9.26 A.l. . ...2.l01).fli.‘..8fi.2§h NOTICE.â€"We.shall be glad, at all times to re who items of Local News, accidents or any incidents which may beinleresting, either in the locality in which it occurs, or in the County generally. Matter of this kind may ho sent as “ Printer’s Copy,” at the rate of one cent per ounce. if so marked and not seal- ed: but to insure its appearance, would re- quire to hp received by Wednesday morning, ‘eforo publication, at the very latespfi. ' RICHMQm HILL, APRIL 21, 187.6. ORTBERN RAILWAY (LE CANADA We gflurk fiemld,. LEOCALISMS. Mr. Mackie was a married man, but had no family; he Formei‘ly resided at Newmarkeé from whence he removed on purchasing the Headford mill property about eighteen monghg ago; L Although bnta coggparatlvely shor}; time in the neighborhood, the deceased had won the respect and good will of all who came in contact with 11in), by.his, honest and upright dealings. His sad and untimely end has cast a gloom eye; the entire neighhorhood. ' Among the many characters who have figured at the Toronto Police Court, with a remarkable regularity for a num- ber of years past, none are so familiarly know in this section of the country as Charlie Lawson, whose death occurred at his brother’s residence, 4th Con. Markham, on Friday morning last, the 4th inst, For a number of years, Charlie‘s career hadflbccn little better than that of a_ vagrantpth‘e greater part of his time being‘sfient in Toronto Gaol, and he had just finished a term of three4 months in that institution a few days previous to his death." ‘Althaugh leadâ€" ing the life of a vagrant, he was very re- spectahly connected. Report says that Charlie was, at one time, in comfortable circumstances till matters ofa private nature drove him to the intoxicating cup, since which time he has wandered about in a half delirious state. Charlie had an annuityof somewhere about 3200 left him in England, which he received in quartequ installments, with which he Was enabled to go on the ‘1‘ war path ”; until captured joy the phage.“ l'One rc-l' deeming feature in his character was, that he was strictly honorable in the3 matter: ctr-paying his debts, no matter how great or trivial the amount was, the parties might'd‘cpend on being paid, on Charlie receiving his quarterly allow- ance. On the ‘Monday morning previous to his death, he left his brother’s resi- dence with about $60 on his person, came to this village by the wayof toria Square. On arriving here, he pro- ceeded to spend ‘his money as liberal as ‘usual, and by Wednesday morning had succeeded in getting rid of his “ pile.” During his last visit he complained fre- quently of apain the region of his heart. On Thursday morning he started for his brother’s. On Friday morning, while his brother’s household ‘were en- gaged in family worship, Charlie dropped off the chair and immediately expired. An inquest was lieldiopn the body, and a post rhortem examination made ,by Dr. Langétatf. Lg‘hje medipal testimony went to show that the deceased died of heart disease, which was, no doubt, brought on by exposure and abuse. neighbors who were on the spot, but no trace of- the unfortunate man could thenvbe found. They continued their search for the body till dark when they were forced to give it up till the neat morning. About six o’clock on Saturday morning, Messrs. J. Eyer and S. M’apes proceeded down the stream in search of the body which they succeeded in finding, lodged in a wood drift about a mile and ahalf helow the mills. So firmly was the body wedged in with the drift wood that the two they found it impossible to extricate it without assist- ance. On the hody being extricated there were found two rather ugly looking wounds near the left temple, and which it is supposed the deceased received in going over the dam, and which would account for his making no effort to save himself. Dr. Eekardt, of Unionville, was notified of the circumstances and proceeded to hold an inquest. After an examination of' the body, the evidence of several witnesses were taken and a ver- dict rendered in accordance with the facts given above. SUDDEN DEATH OF A WELLâ€" KNOWN CHARACTER. A melancholy ease of drowning oc- curred at the Headford Mills, 3rd Con. Markham, last Friday afternoon. where- by the proprietor Mr. Alexander. Mackie, lost his, life. The eil'eumstanqes of the case are as follows: on Eriday afternoon, lbetvgeen 4; and o’clock. Mr. Maqlgiel entertaining some fears~ for the safety of thgid‘am, the stream, having,~ swollen to an immense sine through the late rains, proceeded, in company with an employee named gearpgnter, to raise the floodgates. Having partially accomplished this Mr. Mackie stood on the cross beam of the dam to try and shove off some large flakes of ice that had accumulated, and‘ While in this act, the pole he was using slipped 03 the ice causing him to lose his balance, and precipitating him head form’ost in-fi,the"3vtollen current which carried him through the sluiceway into the stream below. On the unfortunate man- disappearing over the dam, Mr. Carpenter tried to render him assistance by throyyi’ngvout-a board that was lying on the bank, gut which failed, to attract his attention. Finding that his unaided efforts would uselesstMr. Carpenter ran and gave the alarm to some of the Considerably injury has been done to the mill-dams on the Credit; River, in the Counties of Peel and Halton, SAD CASE OF BROWNING. Flour ,Spring Whentexlra . . Sgperior extra. . . . . . . Oatmeal; . . . . . . .....-..... 385 Corumeul ........ . . . . . . . . . '4 0H Wheatâ€"Springperbush.... $102@ 103 White Winter...... 106@ I12 Barley........... . . . . . . . . 066 Iii 033 Oats . . . . . ............. 037/33 038 Paase . . . . . ..... 071/13 074 Hav, per ton . . . . . . . . . . 15 50 fa) 20 25 Straw . . . . . . . . ll()0@13()0 Toronto Markets correctqd from $0romo Dailies every Thursday morni‘ng‘. Toromo. April 19,1876. Money to lend on first mortgage of farm propelty, at eight per cent. interest, in sums to suit borrowers. N0 commission. Ap- COSGROVE.â€"At Richmond Hill, on Thurs- day, 13th inst.. the wife oer. F. Cosgrove, ofa daughter. lVIACEY.â€"â€"At Barrie, on the 12111 inst., of scarlet fever. Edith Susannah, second daughter of Richard L. Mace)", builder,â€" aged 4 years and 1 month. Fourâ€"Spring Wheat. . . .. Fall Wheat extra Wheatâ€"§pfi_ng. per bush. large rollfi’.‘.‘.‘. Eggs, per doz. . . .. . . Dressed Hogs, per 11 Bacon. Prime. . . . . . Hams, Cgrefi. . . . . . Corrected by Mr Isaac Crosby, Grocer, and Dry Goods Merchant. Fire Proof Store. ply to BLAKE & KINGSFOHD, ' 10 Adelaide St. East, Toronto. GIBSON.â€"On Sunday, the 16x}: inst, the wife of Mr. Fullarton Gibson, of a son. WELSH.~MORGAN. â€" At Thornhill. on the 19111 inst . by the Rev. Jas. Dick, of Richmond Hill, Mr. Wm. Welsh, to Miss Susan Morgan; both of the Township of Markham. MA(:K1E.â€"â€"Drowned at Headford, on Good Friday, the 14ch inst, Mr. Alexander Mackie, proprietor of the Headford Mills, aged 40 years and 2 months. Henry Brownlee, who was convicted in Toronto some time ago of bigamy, was, on; Wednesday, sentengegi to two yearg 131 the Peneten‘tiary for tine crime. ADAMS. â€" SCOTT. â€" At the American Hotel, Toronto, on the 4th inst, by the Rev. A. D. flacdonald. of Elm-a, Mr. Geo. Adams, farmer, Carrick, to Miss Maggie Scott, Tevioldale. AT THE HERALD BOOKSTGRE Dr. R. V. Pierce, proprietor of the “ World’s Dispensrry,” in Buffalo, has per- fected the purchase of a laQi‘ge lot of land, on which he proposes to erect a large hotel for the accommodation of his numerous patients; from'all pointsfiof: compass. The land purchgget‘ig is 234 feet front on Prospth avenue, running through to Fargo avenue, 332 feet; also an adjoining lot extending from the above to Connecticut street. BIBLE TEXTS, LVlONEY TO LEND. Grangers ! 10 Per Cent Offl FOR CASH. 1 B O O T S AND SHOES The estimates submitted to the British House of Commons for the year ending March, 1877, calculate the income at £77,- 270,000, and expenditure at £78, 044,000. To meet the deficiency, the Chancellor of the Exchequer proposes an addition of 1d. per 00 on the income tax, which he anticipales gill yield a surplus to the Government of£365,000. “ Trade reports from Great Britain are dis- couraging. The markets are generally de- pressed ; there is 9’,‘ downward tendency in prices 5 several heavy failures are reported ; while, to prevent a stoppage of the works, the employees in many ofthe iron works have agreed to accept a reduction of wages. There 18 residing in Collingwood, with his parents, a young man, 19 years of age, well developed and Well formed in body, who stands only 29 inches high. For the Ladies. aim: gflvertificmmty. JOHN BROWN’S, RICHMOND HILL, Where you can get RICHMOND HILL MARKETS. FOR SEWING, VERY PhETTY, TORONTO MARKETS. A NEW SUPPLY OF Richmond Hill, ;.-...-.. . . . . . per 100 lbs.. . .. .........-.-- c....-u-o---~ O 8 .10 U I l. 5 0 Mesa. ®§®® BUY YOUR. Grangers ! ! MARRIED. B1 RTHS, DIED. April 20. [876. .. $5 00 5 50 U 00 0 00 mmna®®®®®® 47m.%mmmm% 011) (00 7w00 $4 25 4 90 3 85 '4 on I ()3 I 12 0 R3 0 38 0 74 U 08 I6 ()0 I) M} 0 25 0 24 0 l3 8 75 12 DU 013 0 50 ‘2 50 ("I 33 U 528 0 l6 8 525 H) 50 0 l3 0 99 Clover, Timothy. Flax Seed, Tares. BOOTS AND SEOES, Bacyon,‘ Hams, Potatoes, Apples, Peas, Oats, Com, Bran and Shorts. Fine Arcw Teas, Sugafii, Cofees, Spices, Cmmnts, Raisiné,‘ Rice, Orange qmd Lemon Peel, and-all kinds of Cagfiied Fruit. A Large Stock always on hand. Flour. Oatmeal. Cornmeal, Buckwheat Figur, Cragyed Wheat. HE Subscriberlakes thisopportunity ofro? turning his sincere thanks to his numqrous customers for their patronage r'uring the past. would solicila continuance of the same, and would call their attention to a flesh arrival of to send. by post. figepaidgty Messrs. Read 81, Keefer. of the Cigil‘ol' Tornnto. the Solicitors 1f Jane Walkington. the Adinmhtratrix of ne- ceased. their christian and surnames, address- es and descriptions, the full particulars of their claim. a statement of their accounts. and the nature ofthe securitiesâ€"ifanyâ€"held by them ; or in default thereof they will be peremptorin excluded from the benefit of the said estate. and the said Administratrix will immediately proceed to distribute the sq'td estate among the persons entitled thereto with'but further notice to them Dated the 20th day of March, 1876. At Prices that all can buy. [109d Livery Stable in Ennnectiongl Parties winting to Buy would do well to give me a call, as I am determified to sell Cheap for CASH. Pursuant to the Stamte, ‘29 ‘ ,., Cap. 28, and such other powers as are poséessed by the Ad- ministratrix. hereinafter mentioned. the Credi- tors of John Walkiugton, late of (he 'l‘owuship of King. in the County of York. farmer, who died in or about the month ofJuly, l875. are, on or before SEEDS; SEEDS I l SEEDS!!! Corner of Yonge and Centre Sts Opposite fiaqdcrson d2 Sons. Richmond J, Apri|4th 1876. UUMINIUN HOUSE! RICHMOND HILL. C H E A P T E A s. Green, Black and Japan For sale on reasoziable terms, the Houses and lot comprising half an ucré'of land. with excellent garden and orchard, lying south of Mr. A. Skeel’s shop and; north of Mr. Alex. Moodie’s store. on the East side of YongeStreet, in the village of Richmond Hill. 'A, good business stand. Apply}! ‘ NOTICE TO CREDITQRS The 29th Day of April next, Boneless 00,93 Fish, White Fish and Salmon Trout. Very Choice. All kinds of Farm Produce taken and Fair Prices paifi. Or to April 11, 1876. Jehn Welkingten, Deceased. FRESH Best 50 cent T ea in the Vallage Directfrom the Mills. Glassware,Crockery &Tinware A11 ‘kiadspf canned Fruit and Fish con-1 ' " " '6 "‘"thQW ~<3“:1‘}1ar1d. “ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ Tobaeqos of the choicest Brands. Flour and Feed kept congtuntly on hand. 3 Best Family Flour, Graham Flour, Blackâ€" wheat Flour, Cracked Wheat, Cornmeal and Oatmeal In addition to our previously unequalled facilities for printing Route Bill's dud Cards. we are prepared to introducq 'new and special features this season. ' ‘ RICHMOND HILL. Noted for doing the best work in a tasteful manner. HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE AT ‘ RICHMOND HILL. Allkinds of Farm Produce taken in exchango ' for Goods. 1-1 Gate, Thornhill, and Richmond Hill, on the 19 inst, A DRIVING WHIP, also off the Rich- mond Hill Omnibus, about six months ago 8. BLACK LEATHER SATCHELL, containing a. pair of scissors. Persons who have found the above articles will be suitably rewarded on leaving them at the office of the “York Herald." New Improvements this Season, And all kinds of Field and Gar‘len Seeds, of lhe VERY BEST SELECTION. 92245:. gets and §hoes of all kinds and sizes, a 0008 DELIVERED. CHARLES E. SHEPPARD. Richmond mu. Mar. 24; 1875. FLOUR AND FEED. ONTARIO HOUSE, ‘os'r, BETWEEg _THE___;r01¢L ORSE BILLS FOR 1876. GROCERIES. TWO LARGE CASES THE u aEfiALD -" OFFICE. Acknowledged to be the [IT Remember the place J'XMEB M JENKINS, Laskay 1’. 0. COFFEES REA!) & KEEFER, Solicitors for Atjministrauix, Toronto. Just opened to-day AT THE M. TEEFY, Richmond Hill. and SPICES. 15;; PRIZE Pump Works, ION CHURCH STREET, Formerly carried on by Mr. John Hall, and hopes by strict attention to business, combined with .the best material to merit a. continuance of .the patronage bestowed on his predegeasor. ‘ l Well curbs constantly on hand. vW'élls sunk on the shortest notice. Adgggas stating depth of well, ‘ ' ‘ PHILLIPS, SUITE MADE TO ORDER! A LA BGE ASSORTMENT NEwpzagss 'GOODS, TH}; BEDPLES‘ STORE, AT THE “BRITISH FLAG STAFF” OPENED OUT THIS WEEK, The undersigned respectfully begs to an- nounce to the inhabitants of Richmond Hill and vicinity that he has‘ returned to this place and purchased the quelsior Pump Works. Largest “$13991: A of: Fgmiture SINQLE 6..» DOTJBLE HARNESS” AT ALL PRICES. A FRESH STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. Choice New Garden Seeds. Alljfiflllfl lefiF ELUB! Races, Friday and Saturday, 30th June é" lst July, 1876. Trot for 3-year old Colts and Fillies. foaled 1873. and owmd in the Counties of York and Simonâ€"mile heats? in 3 ; stakes $25 ; en- trunca, hilf‘lforfeit to name with forfelt' on 15th Midi-“1d to cloéo 15th Juneâ€"2nd Coll to save hisstqkes; n 22. v,‘ , v ’ ‘ * Aurora, March 98. ’76‘ A FRESH SUPPLY, At $1.82, $5. $5.50, $8.50 and $9. at the ‘ ’ HERALD BOOK S‘l‘0[(:‘.. Richmond Hill. For furthei pnarlicularsrsger‘fiijs which will appear about the'l’ét June. ’ C.\;.,DOUGLASS‘.‘ D. W. DOAN, ~ i‘ President. ' Sec Ewes; GOODS, NOTIONS, MILLINERY, A 3 minuf'g Trot for $100; 21 2'50 Trot for $100; a 2-35 Trot $200, and also two Running [infest-thew £9 glosg 29th Juliet D R Y G- O O D S ,‘ diered & Ready-made Clothing, MA NTLES, 811A WL S, F Oarpfiets, Hats, Caps, Ladies’ and Gem‘s’ Furnishings, 4N IMMENSE ASSOR TMEN T 9F Goops AT 1 CALL AND EXAMINE. §ATISEACTION GUARANTEED. WM. ATKINSON, Richmond Hill. Dec. 29, ’75. GOODS DELIVERED. ggmnss nsmusnggnm, AMILY BIBLES TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. FLOWERS, A LARGE VARIE A VERY FINE SELECTION OF NEW TWEEDS, COTTONADES FOR BOYS’ SUITS. A Large Assortment of Boon}, Papm‘. Fresh Supply of CHOICE GRUCERIES. FIELD & GARDEN SEEDS. FLOUR AND FEED FOR CASH. Farpm-s’ Produce Taken in Emchangofor Goods. EvJ'Shown on Richmond Hill, at Greatly Reduced Prices Richmond Hill. fi_0_QM PAPER, Constantly on hand Sale {@9071th { )rson’s “Family Safety Illuminating Oil‘ RICHMOND HILL. LADIES’ AND MISSES’ HATS, Paints, Varnishes, Oils & Brushes. GLASS OF ALL SIZES. Borderings & Window Blinds, WM. A?KEN$QN A use, 9F Paragols, Ribbons, Laces. WM. HARRISON. JUST RECEIVED AT. OF EVERY PATTERN AND SHADE. ALSO THE AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF Richmond! Hill IMPORTER AND DEALER IN A CHOICE SELECTION OF ‘1} Em, ETC., ETC. 910- 3m Richmond Hill, March 24 ’75. At the Lowest Market Price. ’ JOHN BROWN. At prices and on terms hitherto unequalled. Parties wanting pumps will do Well to cousu! me before Enrchgsjng. HE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES T0 the Public that he has ohened ‘ N reference to the above notice of Dim solution. the undersigned would announce that he is now fitting up ‘ New and Imp/‘03)ng Machinery Driven'_by ample Steam Power. and ilxte'llds t0 ‘ manufacture a All Kinds of Wsood .L the inhabitants of Richrvnond Hill and vi- cinitythathehasu NEW' [AVERY STABLE at the Where he will keep on hand a 1010f FIRST- CLASS “ FIGS.” at moderate charges, and hopes. by strict attention to b usiness, to merit a share oftheir patronage, DOMINION LI-VERY STABLES. HE SUBSCRIBER begs to intimate to the inhabitants of Richmond Hill and vi. $QOOO,TO LOAN on firsfvt Mortgage Securityâ€"insums from $500 wards. Apply to .M. TEEFY . N . LYNE’I‘T, (As Executors of the Estulv ofthe lato Martin Brennan.) PUBLISHED AS A WARNING and for Lhn benefit of YOUNG MEN AND OTHERS who sufi'er from NERVOUS DEBILlTY. LOSS OF MAN- HnO'l). VITAL TOWER. em. givingrules of Self-Cure, after much suffering and expense and sent free on rece1ving a stamp for ramp-n postage. Address NATH AN'JEL RIAYFAIR l’. O, Box 153, Broklyu. New York. Julm 26, 1875. 884=fim £ump Wérks, EUNFESS-IHNS [H A VIBTIM. I V ‘ P E R ,D A Y, $5 Agents wanted ! All classes ofworking people. ofeither sex. young or old. make more money at work for us in theirspare moments.orall thetimefillan at anvthingelsu Particulars free. Postcard to States costs but one cent. Address G. S'I'INSON & (30., l’ortland,Maine ()rt. 527.1974, ‘ I 849-13' Wood Yard .' SUPERIOR ARTICLE Lisf ofpf'ibes's'élit an application DOMINION HOTEL Richmond Hill. Dec. 3ist.,’74 Richmond Hill,April IS, ’75. Richmond Hill. June 1,1875 RICHMOND HILL 5 T E .A. M CONCRETE HOUSE7 Richmond Hill. A WOOD YARD the Public that he has opened MONEY TO LEND And he will keep on hand ALEX. MOODIE. Which will be Sold ‘. G. SAVA GE. SIMON PROCTOR. AN an firstvciass for Cash. H, MILLER. 5. 871-“ TF-8‘28 873-”. Each Potand Box bearthe British Govern- mentStamp, whhth‘e words “Hulloway’a Pills and Ointlfl0nt,‘ London.” engraved th'eré‘on; On the label is the address. 533 Oxford'Streel. London. ' ' ~ W -' . For the protection of the public ol'BriIi-Ih North America.l deem it my duty to stnto that my PILLS AND Om'nuENr are neither mum ut'actured not sold in'nnypart of the United States. " 'l‘his noxice has beeome necessary. in con- sequence of vile and spurious imitations'o! ” Holloway’s Pills and Ointmant,” bei’ngd‘ntn-iu cated at 7d,Maid ' en Lane, New York,by parties . . styling ' thimb selves “ Iioi!0 a '2 way - & Cor." with an assum i ‘0‘ ed and. mark; thusâ€".1 I .1 :ii -,‘ v-G‘ . Av ns, Mcr‘cor «VL Co . Montreav. “vie srs Avery. Brown & Co., HaFifax. N .S Messrs Forsyéh 6': C0., Halifax. NS. Messrs'l‘. BfBarkerc‘L Sons, St John,N.B Apolhecar'ges’ Hall 00., "Victoria. H: Gr Messrs Langley & Co . Victoria. E8.0. Mess‘rs Moore 6L (30-. Victo‘rii,B.C. Dr, John l’ullvn,Cha1ham. N. B.' Messrs Munro & 00.. M‘ontrenli Messrs J . VVille" & Co . Hamilton. C. W. M: H, J. Rose. Toronto ” ' ‘ Mr A Chipman Smith. St John.N‘ B. Mr John Bon’d,Gnd‘rich, O‘nty ' Messrs Eiliot& Cu.,-'l‘oronto. Mr J. Chaloner. St. John; N'. B. Messrs Hannmgmn Brothers.St.John, N. B, Mr R. 5- Pl'iddV. Windsor; Ont. Mrs Orpen. Mo rden . N. S. Mr George 0- Hunt. Jam, Fredericton. N. 8. Mr W. H: Thompson, Harbor Grace, N.F.L. Ml J, M- Wlley. Fredericklon, N. B. [Weser w - D. Yuile. Montreal- Chas- 1- DW'FS. Frederictvn. N. B. The medicines are sold at the lowest WhO‘O= sale net prices, in quanmies of not less than £90 worth' -vi'I-~- 85; Gd-x 293-: “1d 3454‘1’“ dozen boxes of Pills or pots of Oin'xm’mlt. fol" which remittances muslbe sent-in advance. 533. oxford Street. "7.13.51, London, June lst. 1875 Unprincipied vendors can obtain this trash at a very low price. and an ‘dé'cbive‘ ' ou’*by selling the sumo for my genuine Ho! owny'a Pills and Ointment. which are manufactured onlv at 533, Oxford Sgtraet, Londnn. I r Many respectable firmsin LIEâ€"Brilish Prov- inces. who obtain my medicine: dirocl'Trom here. have Very properly suggested 'that'll should, for the 'benefit of themselves and- (he public,insertthoiruumes in the'nnpers:‘that it may be known that my medicines can‘ibo hair! ganqillefronrthem. r '1' ~ ' v Persons Who may be at; decéifiéd will b. plgqsed to communicatewith me.‘ i‘ " - ‘ v The Followingis a list of the firms alluded w; and I particularly recommend-those'who 1351610 get‘ my medicinea to apply to some a: we Hnuses named ;â€" v - > - 0 AMES. TOYS, &C., FUR SALE A1 I the H“? m Book Slam . ‘ :‘ ~. BEWARE OF COUNTEBFEITS. The undersigned begs to inform the public geneé'aily that his Mills have been thoroughly repaired in‘hli their parts, and that he isi'now prepa'rs‘d 16 attend to all CUSTOM WORK, BILL STUFF; SPINNuyG & FULLING ' In either branch. on the shortest Vnotice, and in such a manner as to give-the utmost until-i faction to his patrons. He trusts to recoivo the same liberal patronage heretofore oxtenndqd to these mills. 'l‘arms strictly cash. - w < to suit Purchaéers. Havihg engaigétrirt'i-‘i‘ii'gt: ClaSS Sawyer. parties requiring Custom Work will be accommoda‘ed on the shortest untied. All branches 0}? Dgfltfal: Sqtggrgfl A LAIEGE_QUANT1'IY,0F LATH. if: not; CARRVILLE SAW MILL§ Nov. 12. 1875 HEADFORD MILLS Having secu’ ed the serviéersvgfmg R. NULL. :1 first class workmun‘yhe is roady' Lode ‘- \ OULD respectfullv announce that he will visit Rinhm‘o'nd mu the Jam ofe’uéh‘ momh, at Palmer’s Hotel; also atteno‘tho fol.i lowing places. professionally, Sunday's 9x4 cepied: -- ‘ - ~ ' New‘market“ . . . . . n . . . . 2nd orients}; month Sulton,.........3x-d and 4th ' “ "z *F‘Nn « Pofl'e rlaw, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5th» " ‘ " MoumAlbcrl.......... 8th " " Shndfu‘rd....’ . . . . . ..... 10m “ "‘ ~Stoufl“vil|c. . . . . . . . . . - - - l4lh' ‘~.‘ "‘ Malkham, . . . . . . . . .... . Hith " “. Aurora.......... . . . . . . 20m M “' Satisfaction Guaranteeg 1“ SURGEON DEN TIST. Charges Model-hie. J_uh' 20. MN). 1' ' - Markham, May 12. ’75. o. w. KENNEDY, L1D.s:, H E Subscriber having refitted his WOOL-I EN MILLS he is now preplred lo’exe- cute all orders for . : Av. *- CUSTOMMCARDING. 3L. . . . . . ‘ . . . . 2nd ofleack} month ......3x'd and 4th ' “ 'O‘: *E'N-M . . . . . . . ...... 5th» " It )u‘l.......... 8th " I? »..’ . . . . . ..... 10m " w . . . . . l4lh' t: w ........ Hith u u. . . . . . . 20m " “' NEWMARKET, ONT., THOMAS E‘IJO‘LL’OWA‘Y: . 'nrvn A I'TE NDED J 0 ll N JON FS. ‘ Cnrville Mills. ALEX. MACKIE. '5. 877-112 ‘ 8874f. 883