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NOTICEâ€"We shall be glad, at all times to receive items of Local News, accidents or any incidents which may be interesting. either in the locality in which it 'occurs, or in the Countv generally. Matter of this kind may be sent as “ I’rinler’s Copy." at the rule of one cent per ounce, if 50 marked and not scal- cd; but to insure its appearance. would rc- qtiire to be received by \Vetliiestlay morning, before publication. at, the very latest. ..V 11" NON HE RAILWAY OF CANADA Richmondilillfitntion. Changooltimo tilting ofi‘ecl “untidy, Nov. 15111, 1575: Going North 8.13 AJll. “.1227 p.m;...1.l3 Going South 9.26 A.M . . ...2-.1t}p.in. . .826 no \JL‘ â€"â€"A fire broke out about midnight on lSatui-day last, totally destroying the burn, all the outbuildings, about 400 bushels of barley, all the farming imple- ments and two horses, belonging to Mr. l I The fire is supposed to Mr. of Pickering. be the work of an incendiary. "Robson was insured for $1400, which smount will nearly cover his, loss. â€"â€"-A petition signed by upwards of sixty ratepayers of Newmarket, has been presented to the Reeve, requesting V E112 fiber slit. 7 RICHMOND II ILL, APRIL 28, 1876. LOCALISMS. â€"â€"â€"Spring. â€"â€"Now Croquet. â€"â€"Holdiug up gatesâ€"the “coming man” on the one side and the 5‘ coming woman ” on the otherâ€"will be in fashion during the summer season. â€"â€"The annual ploughing match of tho IVest York Agricultural Society, will be held on the farm of M r. Brown, 5th Con. Vaughan. on Saturday, 29th inst. â€"Mr. Jacob Spence, Secretary of the Ontario Prohibitory League, will deliver a lecture at Patterson, on Monday even- ing next, May lst., to commence at 7:30 o'clock. -â€"A log dwelling house, on the farm of Mr. ‘Ilil‘tllll Bernard, Elgin Mills, was destroyed by fire on Sunday morn ing last. The building had been un- occupied for seine time past, and its destruction was evidently the work of an granted the shop licencses. him to call a meeting to protest against the action of the Commissioners, Messrs. Win. McMaster, J;r., D. Sutherland and W. Bennett, for the partial and “poli- tical ’7 manner in which they have Accordingly a meeting of the ratepayers was held on Wednesday evening last, the Reeve in Upwards of 300 persons were present; A resolution, moved by Mr. N. Gorham‘ J. P., and seconded by Mr. J. S. Marsden, was carried with only the chair. Rev G. C. Moore, of Moorfield, was tried at Police Court, Guelph, on Satur- day morning, on a charge of committing an indecent assault on the person ofa colored woman, named Jackson. next assizes, bail being accepted for his appearance. ' BIRTHS. On the 25th instant, at Richmond Hill, the wife of Mr. Charles Sheppard, met“ chant, of a daughter. DIED. On Sabbath, the 23rd instant, near Rich- 1 mond Hill, MARY, second daughter of Mr. William Hutchison, aged 10 years. At Kentleville, Indiana. US. on Wed” nesiay, the 26m instant, JOHN GRAHAii, fut-- moi-1y of Richmond Hill, aged 50 years. RICIIII'IOND HILL MARKETS. Corrected by Mr Isaac Crosby, Grocer. and llry Goods Mercliaim Fire l’t‘cof Store. Richmond Hill, April 27.1876. _ _ _ qurâ€"Spring VVIicatnuuu $5 0.1 three dissenting votes, condemning the Fall Wheat extra" 5 50 . . ' - , ,: , - h - Wheatâ€"S )rina. )ei‘ bush. . .. U 00 action-of the 'COmmlssIOtiL‘lS iii gianting Flam: .1.“ . _ _ ,, 0,, sho licences in the Villawe. A co 0f Bnilc‘; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 000 U 00 p D W o t- " ' “0 as (A on) the resolution is lobe forwarded to the P5,: ‘ ' '° ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ’ ‘ ' ' ' ' 3’0 0 75 Board of Commissioners. Potatoes. per bush. . . .. .. . .. 0 4o @ ll 50 ‘ _ Applosper barrel............ 125 @ 175 â€"1 W0 daughters Of Mr. Henry Smith, Dried Apples per lb. . . . . . ... (I ()7 fl 0 US . ' , . ,_ Haypertoi-i................ 14(10@1600 butchei, Yorkv1llc, le‘ft Toronto by Sat Shaw ,, - n l _ . . h I . H _ A 00 0 fl 0 (,0 urday morning’s train on a Visit to Mr. Butter, it. rolls... . 0 25 @ 0 25 . . - l l 3 George Brodie, at Franklin, near New- Flags, $1,913,201“? ' ' 35,23 % market, and arrived at their destination Dressed llogS, per 100 lbs ..... 8 51M? \4 ’75 . ,1 ft 1 d. t, f Bacon. Prime...............1000m)12110 in to a crnoon. mme iacy a ter Hams, cuwdnnuuunn 012@ 013 supper, the youngest, named Lilian, was attacked with a severe vomiting of blood, caused by the bursting of a blood vessel. The sight was so ghastly that Mrs. Brodie left the house and fainted, whilst TORONTO MARKETS. Toronto Markols corrected from Toronto Dailies every Thursday morning. Toronto. April 26, 1876. moendmry' Mr. Brodie went for some neighbors, 1Flown-SpringWheotoxtran 3’4 25 "The annual meeting 0f the RiCh' who, on entering the bedroom and gazing 10 n Swarm °le"""' :21; mend Hill Mechanics’ Institute will be upon the girl, retreated and 19f}, bu,'02l,,'.§:,;i‘j”' 40b held in the Masouic Hillb 0” TueSdfl-y soon gained strength to enter thc room. Whealwalllilt‘gfairs“.u' $11 evening, May 2nd. Election of Officers The girl Lilian, satummd with blood . Barby-"n" , _ _ _ _ _ , , out; no (1 SB and other important business will be , from 1,0,. neck down to her feet, lay ' ' ' ' ' - - - . ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' brought before the meeting. A full at- ‘ corpse in the arms of 1,3,. Sister Sarah), nay, """"""" , .......... 15 50 i1) 20 525 landfill“ 0f members is requesmd' 1 who was so shocked that force had to be If) gr III â€"Mi‘. W. E. Sillencc, special lecturer used to make her loosen her hold on her ,l, front the Grand Lodge of the United sistei’s body. Her hands and dress: largo itolls . . . . . . . . . 029@ o Temperance Order of Ontario, will do wore stained with blood, and she IC-lfifizefielrljg: 70 g liver it lecture in the Masonic Hall on 1 muined till two o’clock in the morning 1,512“:--E‘--_13‘lllle.-1g--un. 18 g 13 Monday evening next, May 1st. Subn‘bcfore she would allow herself to be, U_2g@ 053i; ject “ Intcmperzince and Prohibition.” cleansed. The doctor pronounced her} ' _____ ‘Collcction at the close in aid of the Lecture Fund. â€"This is the season of the year when , a man comes dome for dinner and finds the partner of his “joys and sorrows” tearing around the house with an old rag tied round her head, a tack hammer in each hand, and a look of “ temporary insanity ’,’ in her eye; woe bctide him,‘ if he gruinbles at buying to eat a cold dinner off the bond of a flour barrel, »â€" With a white chip bonnet, paper 0ft pins, and .1 box ofmisccllzincous feathers, . lace, ribbons. and flowers, any girl ofl the 1)('1'It)d, with :1 small stock ofingcâ€"‘ nuity can convey the impression to 11101 public III. large that she has li=tlftt~dozon bonncts this reason. A very fashionable , shnpo lr~ that 11111416 by Sitting down, or stamping on an ordinary shape, and then putting in some large roses. “ THE EVENING the title of a new evening paper, started 1 T ELECRA ii " is _in Toronto, the first number of which reached us last week, too late for notice. It is a neat, tidy sheet, containing the latest news, carefully arranged, and dcâ€" servcs to be ranked among the “ real live ” papers. Mr. J. Ross Robertson, who formerly established the Telegraph, is the publisher. We wish him every suo- ecss in his new undertaking. â€"On Monday last, we had the plea- sure of inspecting a new omnibus, from the manufactory of Mr. IV. Trench, Jr., which, for combined strength and beauty of finish, surpasses anything heretofore turned out of that establishment. The painting was in the hands of Mr. R. H, “lilson, and “ Bob 7’ has proved himself .no “slouch ” in handling the brush. The otnnibus was built for Mr. Joe. Thompson, Thornhill, and is intended to run between Eglington and Toronto. Mr. Trench has established a reputation second to none in this particular branch of business. He has, we understand, two more in course of erection. â€"On Friday night last, an old man named Gordon, :1 well known resident of Maple, met with an accident, which, in all probability, will prove fatal. The old man, who is supposed to be about «90 years of age, has been engaged for some years past in carrying the mail from Richmond Hill Station to the vil- lage of Maple, and on returning homeâ€" _ward, between 8 and 9 o‘clock, on Friday night last, after leaving the mail bag at the Post Office, his attention was drawn to some object behind him, and before he could turn around a couple of men in a gig, coming in the opposite direction, ran over him, the horse stepping on the old man breaking three of his ribs. The brutes; for it would be unjust to call them anything else, never halted to ,see whether the old man was injured or not. Mr. Waterhouse found the injured man tying on thercad and procured the services of some neighbors and carried him home. Dr. Rupert was called in and did what he could for the sufferer, iThe minutes of previous meeting were: vrcad and adopted. ,gatc from Sherwood Grange, and one of mentally deranged. She left Mr Brodic’s, Tuesday morning, accompanied by herl brother, who came to take the corpse to. her father‘s regidcncc. V AUG HAN AG RICUL TURAL SoCiETY. Pursuant to notice, the adjournch meeting of the Vaughan Agricultural, Society was held at Mr. \Vhitmorc’sl farm, on Friday, 14th inst., with FM Bunt, Esq., President, in the chair. the Committee previously appointed, reâ€" ported that they had not yet selected a field for the match. Also that he had. seen members of the Oranges at Downs- favorable to the match, and would pcndi delegates to the Board. Moved by Mr. E. Whitmore, seconded by Mr. W. Burkholder, that the match 1 be held on meson. day of April, 1876. , â€"â€"â€"Cari'ied ( Moved by Mr. J. Reaman, seconded by Mr. W. Burkholdcr, that we have four classes. Moved in amendment, by Mr. Whitmore, seconded by Mr. A. Kefifer, that we have five classesâ€"Curried. The classes were then arranged. After some discussion it was decided to place the entrance fee at $12 all around, each iloughman to get a ticket from the Society. ‘ i It was decided that the time allowed be at the rate of 14 hours to the acre; that the depth be 6 inches, that the ploughmen throw out the two halflands, and gather in the centre, that no as- sistance be given to any ploughman, ex- cept in removing the stakesâ€"boys cxâ€" ccptod. > Mr. James Dalziel offered a special prize of a silver medal for the best} ploughed land in the field. The meeting then adjourned. Free Press. A man, named John Mcldrick, was 'reccntly arrested in Toronto, for an as-‘ sault of a most disgraceful character on' Rail to the amount of $2,000 was accepted for his Mcldrick has sincejumped the person ofalittle girl. appearance. his bail and gone to parts unknown. Two men, named Murray and McFie, were brought up before the Police Man gistrate, Brantford, on Monday last, charged with the murder of Monaghan. ‘McFie had nothing to say, Murray said he knew nothing of the murder with which he was charged. The case will be brought up again on Monday. On Friday last, ajwoman named Mrs. Phipps, residing in Toronto, died from appoplcxy brought on by excessive drink- Iing. Her husband, who is a respectable ’indu'strious man, done all in his power to keep liquor away from her. She was view and Richmond Hill, and they were April 11, 1876, gum @tlhtttifimtttttls. h/IONEY T0 LEND. Money to lend on first mortgage of farm 5 . . I property, at eight per cent. interest, in sums to suit borrowers. ply to No commission. BLAKE & KINGSFORD. ‘ 10"Adelaide St. East, Toronto. Ap- SES AND LOT FOR SALE AT IIIIOIIMOND HILL. no” For sale on reasonable terms. the Houses . and lot com )i‘ising half an acre of land. Mr' Kefleri a dele‘ with excellelnt garden and orchard, lying.r south of Mr. A. L. Skeel’s shop and north- of Mr. Alex. Moodie’s store. on the East side of Yonge Street. in the village of Richmond Hill. A good business stand. Apply to ' Jugs M Jenkins, Laskay P. 0. M. TEEFv. Richmond Hill. Or to For the Ladies, A NEW SUPPLY OF BIBLE TEXTS, F0711 SEWING, VERY PRETTY, Grangersl Grangers I BUY YOUR. AT JOHN BROWN’S. Iie Robson, situated in the fifth concession was committed to stand his, trial at the AT rim HERALD Booit sroini ‘ BOOT S AND SHOES OST, BETWEEN THE TOLL Gate, Thornhill, and Richmond Hill,on the 19 inst., A DRIVING \VHIP, also off the Rich- mond Hill Omnibus, about six months ago a BLACK LEATHER SATCHELL, containing a. pair of scissors. Persons who have found the above articles will he suits.ny rewarded on leaving them at the office of the “York Herold.” HORSE BILLS FOR 1876. . . Wuhanâ€"3%“: Neil Improve In addition to our previously unequalled facilities for printing {oule Bills and Cards. we are prepared to introduce new and special features this seuson. THE “HERALD” OFFICE. Erotiiiioxn HILL. Noted. for doing the best work in a tasteful manner. I I ( TO CREDITORS John Walkinglin, Deceased. Pursuant to the Statute, 29 Vic..Cnp. 28, and such other powers as are possessed by the Ad- niiiiistratrix, hereinafter mentioned. the Credi. tors 01 John Walkington, late of the Township of King. in the County of York. farmer. who died in or about the month ofJuly, 1875. are, on or before The 29th Day of April next, to send. bypost. prepaid. to Messrs [lead 5L Keefer. of the City of Toronto, the Solicitors of Jane Walkington. the Adnimistratrix of do- ccascd, their christian and surnames, address- es and descriptions, the full particulars of their claim. a statement of their accounts. and the nature ofthe securiiies~â€"ifanyâ€"â€"-Iic|d by them; or in ocfault lliorcuf they will be peremptoiily excluded from the hem-tit of the said estate. and the Enid Adniinistrutrix will immediately proceed to (Ilr'llllllllt: the said estate among the persons entitled tlicrcto without further notice to them Dated then/20th day of March, 1876. READ .5. KEEI‘ER. Solicitois for Atlllllllisll‘fllllx, Toronto." 922-6t. SEEDS I SEEDS I! SEEDS! 1.! AT THE ONTARIO HOUSE. Clover, Timothy. Flax Seed. Tares, And all kinds of Field and Garlou Seeds, of the VERY BEST S ELECTION. BOOTS AND SHOES, Just opened to-day TWO LARGE CASES Boots and Shoes of all kinds and sizes, At Prices that all can buy. eRooEEIE-s. Fine New Teas, Sugars, Cofi'ees, Spices, Currants, Raisins, Rice, Orange and Lemon Peel, and all kinds of Canned Fruit. ' Boneless Cod Fish, White Fish and Salmon Trout. Very Choice. FLOUR [IEâ€"D FEED. A Large Stock always on hand. Flour. Oatmeal. Cornmeal, Buckwheat Flour, Cracked Wheat. ‘ Bacon, Hams, Potatoes, Apples, Pens, Oats, Corn, Bran and Shorts. ' IiDIlII livery 81211118 in Canadian. All kinds of Farm Produce taken and Fair Prices paid. Parties wanting to Buy would do well to give me a call, as I am determined to sell Cheap for CASH. [IT Remember the place Corner of Yonge and Centre Sts Opposite Sanderson db Sons. Richmond Hill, ,1, BROWN. April in. 1876. I DOMINION HOUSE! RICHMOND HILL. I‘ll IHIST. T HE Subscriberlakes thisopportuuity ofrc- turniig Iiis'sincere tlianksto his numerous customers for their patronage during the post. would solicits continuance of the same. and would cnll their attention to a‘ ficsh arrival of c HE AP T EAS. Green, Black and J apart Acknowledged to be the Best 50 cent Tea in the Village ‘ i. i '12. .~. Lair AT THE SUIT RICHMOND HILL, “There you can get FOR CASH. FAMILY BIBLES 'A FRESH SUPPLY, in the habit, when out of funds, to pawn household articles for drink. An in- but, owing to his extreme age, his re- covery is more than doubtful. quest was held on the body, on Saturday, and a verdict of death through excessive drinking returned. At $1.89. $5. $5.50. $8.50 and $9. at tho HERALD Boox Si'oni-z. 10 Per Cent Off FRESH QOFFEES and SPICES. Direct from the Mills. " ‘ Glassware,Crockery 8LTinvvare All kinds ofcanned Fruit and con- ' ' ‘ stantly on hand. ' ' Tobaccos of the choicest Brands. Flour and Feed kept constantly on hand. AT THE CONCRETE THIS WEEK, A NEW English and. American Prints, SPLENDID VALUE, Gents’, Youths’ and A LARGE IIIIIES’ 11111} MISSIS’ IIIIS IN III THE IAIISI SIIIES. LOT OF Boys’ Straw Hats. LOT on i ._.... - . w 0. vv. KEENEDY, L.D.s:, NEWMARKET, own, "i SURGEON DEN TIST. has. OULD respectfullv announce that he \I will Visit Richmond Hill the 15th ofouch monlh, at I’alincr’s lictol: also attend the fol- lowing pluccs. professionally, Sundays ex- cepted : ' Newniarket, . . . . . . . . . . 2nd ofeaoh month Sutton,......... 3rtland 4th “ ‘,"-"7»' Pefi'e rlaw, . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5th “ ‘ ' Mount Albert. . . . . . . . . . 8111 N " .Sundfoid, , . . . . . . . . . . . . 10th “ “ Stoufl'villo. . . . . . . . . . . . . 14th “ " Markham, . . . . . . . . . . . . . Itiih “ I‘ Aurora . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20th H “ Flowers, Feathers and Trimmings 1N ENDLESS VARIETY. ' mills 11.13 33330“! tROOll/l PAPER! ROOM PAPER i ! A SPLENDID ASSOR TALENT. ETC, ET 0., ETC. All of will be sold at the Lowest Margin of Profit} WM. ATKINSON... CONCRETE HOUSE, Richmond, Hill. JUST RECEIVED » THE, PEOPLES’ STORE, AN iiiMEnSE'A'SSOET‘MENT OF' ‘ Bdrderings 86 Window Blinds, OF EVERY PATTERN AND SHADE. ALSO gest Stock Evtr Shown on Richmond Hill, at THE of Furniture Greatly Reduced Prices for Cash. Paints, Varnishes, Oils & Brushes. GLASS or ALL SIZES. Sole Agmtfor Anderson’s “Fm m'lg/ Safety Illuminating Oil.” A. FRESH STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. Choice New Gar .ms.‘ OPENED OUT A Ci-IOICE SE “BRITISH den. Seeds. , - SAGE. .. FLAG STA-FF” THIS WEEK, ' LECTioN or ’ NEW DRESS ‘GOODS, Parasols, Ribbons, Iiéibeé’. LADIES AND TRIMMED AND F T. o W E R S , MISSES’ HATS. UNTRIMM ED. A LARGE VARIETY. A VERY FINE! SELECTION OF NEW TWEEDS, COTTONADES FOR BOYS’ SUITS.‘ S MADE TO ORDER! A Large Assortment of 1300711 Paper. Fresh Supply of CHOICE GROCERI ' FLOUR. AND FE F ar’mers’ Produce Taken GOODS DELIVERED. Es. FIELD '& GARDEN SEEDS. ED FOR CASH. ' in Emchangefor Goods. ALEX. -MOODIE. 151: PRIZE Pump Works, Richmond Hill. 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 Excelsior Pump Works. on 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 bestow‘edon his predecessor. ' Well curbs constantly on hard. Wells sunk on the shortest notice. Address stating depth of well, REU. PHILLIPS, Richmond Hill. EFORE some ELSWHERE, TRY THE ‘ 1S1: PRIZE HARNESS ESTABLISHMENT, RICH MON 1) HILL. -O-‘â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Constantly on hand A LARGE ASSORTMENT or ' SINGLE 8:. DOUBLE. HABNESSU AT ALL PRICES. W M. HARRISON. Richmond Hill. Dec. 29, ’75., 910 3m 11111111 TIIII'. Illllll Races, Friday and Saturday, ROM June t} lst July, 1876. Trot for 3-year old Colts and Fillies, foaled 1873. and own- d in the Counties of York and Sinicoeâ€"éniile heats 2 iii 3; stakes $25 : en- trance, half forfeit to name with forfeit on 15th May and to close 15th Junoâ€"2nd Colt to save Best Family Flour, Graham Flour, Buckâ€" wheat Flour, Cracked Wheat, Cornmeal and Oatmeal Allkiiids of Farm Produce taken in exchange for Goods. ' Richmond Hill. ESLEYAN HYMNS, ALL SIZES at the HER ALI) Bo olt Store. 1 G GODS DELIVERED. CHARLES E. SHEPPARD, RichmondIIill._Mar.24,1875. l Aurora, March 28. ’76. his stakes ; ALSO, A 3 minute Trot for $100: Racesâ€"these to close 29th June. For further particulars scc Bi Is which will appear. ébout the lst Julie. C. l. DOUGLASS. ' P resident. D. W. DOAN, ' Soc 923-9m. ‘ a 2 5O Trot for $100; a 2 35 Trot $200, and also two Running RICHMOND HILL ,5 '1‘ E Pump W orks, reference to the above notice of Dis. N I solution, the undersigned would announce that he is now fitting up New and Improved Machinery Drivenfiby amplo‘StoomPOWer. and intendst" manufacture a SUPERIOR ARTICLE At prices and on terms hitherto unequalled. Parties wanting pumps will do well to consul me before purchasing. List of prices sent on application. 11, MILLER. Richmond Hill, March 24°75. 871-tf Wood For (1 .' ' HE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES TO the Public that ho hnS'o‘pc’nod' I A WOOD YARD And he will keep on hand i All Kinds of “food ,Whieh willaho Sold At the Lowest Market Price. ' ,JpHn BROWN. Richmond Hill. Dec. 31st. ’74. DOMINION LIVERY STABLES. HE SUBSCRIBER begs to intimate to the inhabitants nf'flibhmoiid Hill and vi- NEW LIVERY STABLL at the DOMINION ,I-IOTEL Where he will keep on hand‘a lot of FIRST- CLASS “ PIGS.” at moderate charges, and hopes. by strict attention to b usincss, to merit a. share ofthoir patronage. ‘ ' ‘ SiiioNrnquQn, Richmond Hill. April 15, ’75. 873-“. ciuity that he has a .,,ND .__ A, ,m.‘ iii/roomy To LE $2000,TO LOAN on firstâ€"class Mortgage Scourityâ€"insums from $500 up- Wards. Apply to ‘ ’ "' ~ ‘ " ' M. N. LYN ri’l‘T. {(A5 Executors of the Estate ofthe late Martin Brennan) ’ ' Richmond Ilill. June 1,1875. TF-BQB CONFESSIONS III A VIEW. PUBLISHED AS A WARNING and for tho benefit of YouNo MEN AM) OTHERS who sutlor from NERVOUS DEBILI‘I'X. LOSS OF MANâ€" flthI). VITAL POWER. otc.. giving l‘hlcs ofSclfâ€"Cure. after much suffering and expense and sent free on receiving a stamp for return postage. Address NATH ANI EL M AFFAIR I’. 0. Box 153. Broklyn. New York. All classes ofworking people. ofeither-sex. young or old. ma -o more money ar work for us in‘ theii’spare momentsorollthetime, than at ain‘tliiligélss' Particularsfree. Postcard to States costs but one cent. Address States. All branches off-Denial. Surgery ATTENDED Tl). I Satisfaction Guaranteed. Chair-gees BIOderate. . . . Julvi’o. 1875. sci-tr. I . HEADFORD- MILLS ! Til E Subscriber havingrefilted his VVOOL- EN“ MILLS he isnow prepared to exe- cute all orders for Custom‘ WQrk. Having seen ed the Services of MR JAMES R. N EILL. a first class workman, he is ready to do ” CUSTOM CARDING. SPINNING & FULLING ~ In either brunch.l on the shortest notice, and in such a manner as to give the utmost satia- faction to his patrons. Ho trusts to receive the same liberal patronage hoi‘ctolorc extends! to these mills. Terms strictly cash. ALEX. MACKI Markham, May 12, ’75. 7'»! 5‘ s. 877-tf. ’ CARRVILLE SAW MILLSâ€" l. The undersigned begs to inform the public generally that his Mills have been thoroughly repaired in all their parls, and that he is now prepaicd to attend to all CUSTOM WORK, BILL A LAP.qu QUANTi'l Y. or LATHfffi tot". to suit Purchasers. Ilaving engaged a First- Class Sawyer. parties requiring Custom Work will be accommodated on the shortest notice. “ JUIIN JONFS.” - Ca‘rville Mills. Kw. Nov. 12. 1875 Is made in all sizes suitable forpLadies and Gents, both in gold and silver. But the accompanying cut repre- cents in proper proportions THE $25 RUSSELL iiiiiiilltll ' LEVER wncii, ’ In sterling silver case and gold points, full jewelled, warranted for five yearsâ€"- together with a gold-plated » Albert chainâ€"Which will be sent to any parent Can- ada. on receipt of $25, or i C. 0. D., per express. ‘ " W. E. CORN . .4 EH“) - Watch Importer, ’ E: King Street fist. . TORONTO. onr.’ , .t BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS. For the protection of the public or British North America.l ,dceni ’it my duty to stafb that my I’nms AND Om'riuis'zu are neither mun» ul‘actured nor sold in any port of the United Each Pot and 139:: hour the British Gown-n- mcntStamp, with tliowords “Hollowdy’fi'Pilla and Ointment. London.” engravod’th‘ereon. On the label is the address, 533 Oxford’Street. London. ‘“"‘ This notice has become neee;sary. in con. soquence‘offllla and spurious imitations of ‘- Holloway’sl’il‘s andO‘ntment," being fabri- outed at7l",lllaid '4 ' on' Lane, New York, by parties . “styling thun- selvcs “ Hallo 6; 00.." with an ésSum at! trade mark, thusâ€" ' ‘ ‘ ' Uiiprincipled vendor'sch obtain this trash at a very low price. and "no deceive you ‘ebiy .sellingtlie s-uno for'niy genuine Hollomy’p I’ills and ()in’tmofit. Which are manufactured onlv 31533, Oxford Street, London. “" - - Persons who maybe no deceived will b. pleased to co'iiiiii'uiiicatc with me. -, ' ’~ ' ‘ r Many respocta‘h'le firms in the British Prov- inces. who obtain my Inodicines-dil‘ectt‘fmm here. have Very properly suggefilbd‘tlfltf'l should, for the benefit of themselves and the public,iiiscrl their names in the papers. that it may be‘kilown that my medicines can be had genuine from them. ~~ 'Al The followingis a list of the firms alluded to. and I particularlv recommend those who > is to get my medicines to apply to com. ... . 0 Houses named :â€"‘ ‘ . its. Mercer a; (7‘0 . Montrcm. v ‘srs Avery. Brown & Co), Ila‘ifnx. N .S Messrs Forsyth d: 00., Halifax. NS. Mossrs'l‘. B‘ Barker t't' Sons, St Iohll,N-B Apothecaiios’ Hall (10., Victoria. Bi Cr MosSrs Langley AL (20 . Victoria. BC. MeSSr's Moore or (10.. Vietnria‘..B.C. Dr, John I’allcii, Challinm. N. B. Messrs Munro dz. (20.. Montreal. ' Messrs .l Winel & Co . Hamilton. C. W. Mr ll. .1. Rose. I'oronto. K: ' l ‘ " Mr A Cliipmnti Smith. St ,Iolrn.N. B. Mr John Bond, G \drich, ()ift.’ -. Mossrs Elliot 6L C0,. Toronto Mr .1 Clialovior. St John; N: B , '. ‘ Messrs llauuiuglon Brothers. StJohn, N. Mn-R. S Priddv:Windsor, Ont» . ‘r “5 Mrs Orpen. Morden.N S. .‘ Mr George C. Ilunt.,.luu., Fredericton. N. 8. 1m- W. H.‘ Thompson. lisrborrGraoe. N'J‘Jai’ Illlr J. M. Wilcy.froderickion.- N. B. Messrs W. .51 D. \‘uile. Montreal ; Clips 1. Davii‘s._Fredoricton. N. B. ' The medicines are’sold at the Ionian whole- . :.. June 26. 1875. "384th sale not priées‘. iniquaf'ntlties of not less than £20 Worth with: 85, 6114223, and 34awper , ‘ P E R, D A Y, ‘dozen boxes’oi, ills or pots of Oitltmunl, for $5 Agents wanted 5 which remittances must be sent‘ in. advance. THOMAS HOLLOWAY- 533. Oxford Slrccl, IV. C London, June. lat. 1875 583. G. S'I‘INSON & Co., I’ortlsud.Maine Oct, 27. 1874. 849-va AMES. TOYS. co, FOR SALE AZ the Hrs L17_U00k SLaro‘ , s