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BENEFE‘E' SHEEHTY ! Horse shoeing done at $1 a set for Cash, and 40 cents for removes. This Society IS organized for the purpose 01 en =ubling persons between 16 and 60 years of ago, by becoming membersY to make provision for 01d ago, and in cuse of deuth,to secure sum of money ‘be their widows and orphan children. or to other relatives 01' persons dependent on them; and to secure to each member of the Benefit Branch, medical attendance and u weekly allowance), in ‘cnse of sickness or accident disabling bin from 110' g his usual worl}. 12- BUILDER, Sherwood, 4th Con. Vaughan, Special fltthntion given to Stair Building. Punctuul attention will be given to all orders. Address Maple 1’. O. Head Office,â€"-â€"Sarnia, Ontario The great value of benefit societies (x) {L11 clns Ens who depend upon their personal efforts (0 the Support of themselves and their famiiies, i 'now universally recognized. Has removed his shop to next; door south of Dr. paggstuff‘s, ngxulx 0r1>_(r§i_te‘tho pld $9114},vaij ‘he ié/prepaied to'do‘u-ll kinds of Work 'iI’Cl first; class style. PRESIDENT,aHon Alexander Vidal, Senator. Geo. STEPHENS 1REASUKERâ€" WM. J. Guxd, Sec.- Txeas.. Lambton Pu D & I Society. MAlxgcmfi SECRETARY,â€"â€"WM J This Society presents two distinguishing features :â€" lsLâ€"Smailness of Cost. mid-The satisfactory security afforded to members. Full particulars obtained from Several farmers of great experience who “witnessed the Work, say that. the binding ’was done a great deal home:- than It could ‘have been done by hand. The reaper was 2driven by Mr Duncan. 21x2, who expressed himself delighted with the certainty and TBimplicity of its walking. It wasdrawn by “use horses abreast, but the work appear- ‘ed to be easy upon them. It will out and him] much more than an acre an hour with- ‘out {pushing the horses 3 bit. AND HORSE SHOERx GEO CHANTLER. Mr Duncan, upon whose farm the reaper ‘was’tried. is one of the oldest of the old settlers of York. It is nearly sixty years 'since he took up his present farm, and now at 9! years old his natural force is not abut- ed tongreater extent then would lend a good judge of men ‘to place his age at about ‘60 M65. He has reared nine children, and all mesons, except one who has been an in‘vah’d almost from birth, are prosper- ous farmers culnvaling their own land.â€" GLOBE. [The Mr Duncan referred to above, is the father of Mr John Duncan of this village._â€"ED. HERALD] B KEFFER, CONTRACTOR AND ‘ BUILDER. Sherwood 4th (inn Vnnrvhnn Lawn Ring HERALD Store. Agent for the Townships of Markham; Vaughan, Whitchurch and King, Dr Jas Langstafi‘, Medical Referee~ Dec 9, 1879 Railroad Canvass, for Sale at the HERALD Store. The binder is mounted on the old Marsh Harvester, the distinguishing teature of which Is that the grain as cut falls on a canvas, which elevates It to a. platform, where formerly it was bound by two men who rode on the machine. Now, however, after the grain is elevated it is seized and :bound 1n the twinkling of an eye. Above the elevator is a rod crossing the machine from front to rear. Falling downwards from this rod are two broad flat. pieces of “spring steel. The rod is capable of being set so that when a certain quantitv of grain has been delivered against the flat pieces of steel before mentioned the pressure causes the rod to tilt. The size of the sheaf to be bound can thus be regulated The tilting ofthe rod sets an arm going, and this seizes upon the bundle of grain and draws it forward. Simultaneously, a large needle through the eye of which the twine passes, goes round the bundle. As it comes up the twine is caught, by a littlet contrivanee to the shuttle. of a sewing machine. This ties a running bow»line knot on the twine. A bar of iron now comes for- ward, and presses upon the twine between the needle and the knot, holding it tightj against the framewmk. A knife falls and, severs the twine. another arm comes round 1 seizes the now perfectly bound sheaf, and ‘drops it gently to the ground about two feet clear of the right side of the machine. All these motions are gone through 80‘ quickly as to appear the work of magic.i The rod mentioned before as determining “the size of the sheaf can also be touched “off by the driver at will. The twine is l carried in a box underneath the centre of, the binder- The cost of the twrne for bind- ing an average acre of grain is estimated 'at 25 cents. The binder is set beforehand 'to bind a certain distance from the butts of the sheaves. On this occassion it was binding about fifteen inchess above the butts, and it can be altered so as to bind =neveral inches above or below that. point. A new self-binding reaper, which binds the sheaves of grain w1th twine, and de- livers them out ot‘the way of the horses, is being tried on farms in the neighborhood of Toronto by the Toronto Reaper and Homer Company. The reaper is now On the farm of Mr Duncan, senr. 3rd con.. West York. During Friday 30th ult, and the day previous, it was being operated in a 22-acre field of Barley, where the crop Was of such a nature as to furnish the severa ‘est possible test of eificiency. The barley varied in height from two to four feet, and Was thinin some places and exceptionally thick and heavy in others. The dead fur- rows were also very deep, and the lands Very high. so that the “going” was as uni even in parts as it could be. In places, too 'the barley had been laid flat on the ground by the late heavy storms. Notwithstandâ€" ing all these drawbacks the work was ex- cellently performed. Wherever the grain could be cut allâ€"in a few places it was‘ close to the ground and the knives passedi over itâ€"it was bound and dropped w1th the { certainty of fate. ‘i'est of a Harvester which Binds With Twine. REMDVED ! Keays, Official Assignee. CANADA, ROYA L General Blacksmith, BLACKSMITH SHOP. A New Selfâ€"Binder. OFFICERS : RICHMOND HILL ONT Toss, for sale at the The proprietor of this estublishment,‘huving had many years experience, and stu‘died closely ”th 8 science in its upplicuti to curative purposes, feels confident that in presenting this ACME ELECTRIC APPLIANCES o the public, he is supplying them with the best instrunmut of their kind now known to the science,â€"â€"instruments that will do their work well if used in accordance with printed directions given with each appliance, and would warn the nublic against all cheap imita- tiogivgfjll his £99115; fl W'e've a stock of A 1 blankets, So come along and do not fail, Of flnnnels too for shirts ; To bring with you your wool ; And for your wives and daughters ' For which we’ll pay you well in trade, We've wineo‘ys to make skirts. Or else with cash in full. Having lemma the Richmond Hill Woolen Mills, formerly leased to Mr ’1: McNelly, we are now pre- pared to carry on the business, and guarantee general satlsmction. RELIEVE ‘AED CURE. Spinal Complaints, General and Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Gout, Nervoueness Liver, Kidney. Lungs, Throat and Chest Complaints, Neuralgia. Bronchitis. Incipient Paralysis, Asthma, Sciatica, Sprams, Consumption, Sleeplessness, Colds, Indigestion, Spermatorrhoea. &c., 1-.- . __. To see lie utuéfif' 131â€"111, Where the very best of wuolen goods» Are made with care and skill. W WHITTERS, Manager for Richmond Hill Branch. ASK FOR NORMAN’S ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AND YOU WILL BE SAFE AGAINST IMPOSITION. . “mm m , TESTIMONIALS. 0:? All kinds of Farmers’ Produce taken in Exchange. Daytime. A call requested. 1880, W O O L! 1880, UNION FOREVER! Woodbridge and Richmond Hill Woolen Mills. Come all youljolly fuxgners, HARDING, SPINNING, MANUPAUTIIRINE, & RAG HARPET WEAVING Done to Order. See our stock, AT RICHMOND HILL AND WOODBRIDCE. ALSfl FRESH ERDEERIES, PRUVISIUNS, HARDWARE & GRUBKERY W ?0ront0 Prices ! Richmond Hill, June 16th. 1880. Richmond Hill, July 7, 1880 WE LEAD THE E. ESTABLISHED 1874 NORMAN’S ELEETRU CUHATWE c%%%00<%%c% <§88%><:§88ED<§882300%688%C% The Largest and Cheapest. Stock of Boots and Shoes in R€chmond H111 HARVEST TOOLS! ‘Elegiglficity the Life Flfiidi Cheaper than ever. Remember in Flour and Feed REYNOLDS 86 NEWTONS. Sweepmg Reductions. DON’T YOU Forget It! Crosby is selling all his Summer Goods at: great reduction. There is -N0!- BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. Cradles, Scythes, Snaiths. Rakes, Forks, Is the p'lace to find a complete stock of Doubt about this. Call and See, and SUMMER GOODS. THE â€"INâ€" 11m awwww We’ve tweeds for suits for men and boys, We’ve yarn to use for hose ; We’ve (wills and fancy coverlids, In fact What e’er you choose. CURAHVE APPLIANEES $®é§2§a®$§ --:.- MUSE Y/ J~ F. McINTOSH & SON JOHN BROWN. qu‘.‘ Goods delivered in the 4,30 Prop . not required; we will start you. Mon women, boys and girls make money faster at work fer us than at anything else. The work is light and uleusmit, and such as anyone can go right at. Those who are Wise who see this notice will send us their addresses at once and see for themselves. Costly Outfit and terms free. Now is the time. Thoée already at work are laying np large sums of money. Address TRUE r AMONTH gunntced. $12 n. (my [Lt 6 home by the industrious. Capital Richmond Hill, June 17th 1880. Aurora, April 29th 1880‘ Excellent accommodation for the Public. Goo atabliug and attentive hostler. &'Cd,Afigusth. Maine The Latest news Having nourIy 10 years experience in the art of l‘hotngm‘nhy, I can safely guarantee satisfaction to my Patrons. Cull and see samples of my work The premises recently occupied by the HERALD Office. For further information, apply to FROM Nowwé U NTIL ix”: Jannary 1 st. . 1 881. “f“? This House is one of the Best. Hotels to be found north of Toronto. Everything is managed in First Class Style. Sample Room for Commerâ€" cial Travellers. (iood Stubliug and attentive hostler. Terms, $1 per day. l’roctor’s Bus leaves this Hotel to connect with 11.11 the N R K Trains going North and South, (Lt 7.35 u. m, 1 p m 4.15 p 111, and 7.15 D m. R Newberry of the “Aurora. Gallery of Art" begs to intorm the Residents of Richmond Hill, and Vicinity, that he has rented the Photograph Gallery, lately occupied by of [my kind, to any size up to 8x10 (or life size if required) and furnish them in The Robin. Hood Hotel, RICHMOND HILL ONT.. Cosgrove Bros, Prop’s where he will be in attendance every Tuesday and Friday, commencing on Parties desiring anything in the Picture line will please remember that the Gallery will be open TQ iE‘? E R. B. Orr, M. B. and First Silver Medalist, University of Toronto, M. C. P. S. Ontario. L S A- L-. Englandmate of London England Surgeon, Etc., 33' Ofllce Hours. 8 to 10, 1 to 2, and 6 to 8. MR GAMBLE, in each week Em} fiefiflifia THE PALMER HOUSE, RICHMOND HILL, 81' Palmer, Prop The Trade Marks of these Medicines are repls (cured in Ottawa. Hence, any one throughout the British Possessions, who may keep the American Counterfeits for sale, will be prosecuted 563 Oxford Street, London, J (Ln 1 1879 Graduate of Toronto University, and Member of the College of Physicians and S xrgeons. Assistant to Dr. James Lmlgsmff. Richmond Hill, October 16th, 1879. TUESDAY MAY 4th 1880 @NLY 2 ”I Each Pot and Box of the Genuine Medicines bears the British Government Stump,with the words “ HOLLOWAY‘S PILLS Ann OINTMENT LONDON," engraved thereon. On the label is the address, 533, OXFORD STREET, LONDON, where alone mm; are Manufactured. I11 the books of directions affixed to the spur- ious makais a caution ,Wnrning the Publicugniust being deceived by cou11terfe1ts.Do not be misled bv this audacious tric‘r, as they are the: counter- feits they pretend to denounce. These counterfeits are purchased by unprinci~ pled Vendors at one‘lmlf the price of my kills and Ointment, and are sold to you as my genuine Medicines I most earnestly appeal to that sense of justice which 1 feel sure I may venture upon asking from all honorable persons, to assist me, and the Pub lic, as for us may lie in their power, in denoun ing; this shameful Fraud. Ointments bearing any other addreés arc coun‘ tcrfeits The Ointment is the only reliable remedy for Bad Legs, Old \Vounds, Sores and Ulcers of how- ever long standing. For Bronchitis, Diptherim, Coughs, Colds, Gout, Rheumatism, and all Skin Diseases it has no equal. BEWARE OF NEW YORK COUNTEBFEITS. I most respectfully take leave to call the rut- neution of the Public generally to the fact, thnfi certain Houses in New York are sending to man'y pans of the globe SPURIOUS IMITATIONS of my Pills and Ointment. These frauds bear on their labels some address in New York. Idonot allow my medicine to be sold in any part of the United States. I have no agents there. My medicines are only made by me at 533, Oxford Street. London The Pills purify the Blood, correct all disorders of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and Bowals and are invaluable in all complaints incidental to Females. THE GREATEST WONDER OF MODRh‘N rmvmn I am prepared to enlarge 01d J. ELLIOT LANGSTAFF, M. D. INDIA INK 0R COLORS. PHUTUGRAPH GALLERY MODERN TIMES gamma @mflfi. DR. ORR. MAPLE RICHMOND HILL, 0A FOB. ROBT, NEWBERRY, gamma. IKE-OPENED. Hollpyvayy's Pills and MR. A. LAW. ARTIST I} ' . ’L' “.Mvmm‘y, Univm' 1.9, _ I ‘ ' 361016 Td‘hmosnl LILSSiMUH‘,J‘\')'“"L I'akmg. pain '11 the Back, Dimnom of Vision, Prtmmturc 01d ago, and munyothur discusas that loud to infizmiby con- suuwtion and n. prcnmtnru grime. 139131111 pur- ticulurs in our anphh'bwhich we desire to send free by mail to every mm. ., iclnu sold by {L11 Drnrzp'ist putkzlgm, 01 31x puckngos for $5, or at by mail on receipt of the money, by qddlessmg, THE GRAY MEDICINE Co, â€"Tho demandsof our business have no- on. tum 0d om: mmoving to Toronto, to which place please address all 1111mm commumcatlons 5 , AWJa‘lu‘Jx 1n yom'own town, mm no :zwiml risked. You cnn give the b113- imasa‘ 2L 1,“;le without expenso. The best opportuniuy (:vur ofl'urml for 1911050 will- 11mm work. You should try not-hing 0130 until mm 500 'I'm' yoursvli’ what you 0an do at the busâ€" iness we offer. No mum to (‘xyimn hero. Yuu can dcvo all yourtimc or only your spare time tuthu ‘nuhmuss, and 111mm grout pay for every hum-that you way". 'ermn nmlmus much us men. Sand for Special privzxfio terms and parti- culars which we 1mm from $10 outfit Emu Don‘t complain ofhux‘d tin-ms while you have suchu chance. Addrnéss H. HALLETT dz 00., Portland 131111140. 33. 65â€", BeforeTakin 21311 2‘” hour that you vim men. Sand for :41 (ml: which we 1 Spa 010 fie Medicine! TRADE MAR [fi’Sold in Richnumd Hill by all drucsgists, and evorywhuro in Cm’nu'lm and the United. States I . wholesulcuud retail druggists First Prize for the best selection of Implements ut- tho Richmond Hill “an“ un‘ 1n d Yonge St 015 Agricultural Societies Spring Fair,- Muy 24th, 1880, in competition “NJ-.J. .N -4 n.._, ,1 FIRST PRIZE on the Patterson Improved Light Reaper. ‘ FIRST PRIZE on tho Ithaca Self-discharging Horse Bake. Pntcntcos for the Dominion of the World Renowned Spring Tooth Harrow _ ”W 7 ............ r--~u~- with the loading unuffricéfirors of China“. PRECES : â€"Improved Reaper, 59105. Combination Mower, $70. Ithaca. Horse Rake, $30. 5 per cent off for not cash. mmmkmmmmmflm THE 1 T110':mntE1)£§~TRADE MARK. liuhkommwisan ~ unfuiliw'cmefor \T‘vlllinfl‘lo \Vouk- 24,;mu1mutorr- 1 2:: Money, .2'2 «iiscaseq t 2221 folk \v as a (:c of 361 E GRAY’S Tolonto, Ont., Canada. of The Patterson Improved Light; Reaper - v To $6000 AYEAIL, or 3w to $20 a . ‘ " (My in your own locality. No risk' Womendo well 1L3 men. Many . H ' make more an the mnount stated ub'uAe. Noone 0an mil to make money fast. Any one can do the work. You can make from (")0 cts to $2 an hour by devoting your evenings and spmo time to the business. It costs necking to try the business. Nothing like it for money maxing over offered before. Business pleasan and strictly honorable. Render, if you want t know [L11 about the best paying business befm‘ the public , send us your addresq and we wil send you full particulars and private terms lreo samples with $5 ulro free; you can then make my your mind for yourself Address GEORGE) STINSON & 00.,Augus'm Muiue. Having lately purchased the atoms: of the above business, I can confidently Immmubeo to satisfv the most fastidimis' 001110 and give us a. trial. No disappointment No deception JOHN PLAXTON Elgin Mills, Jan. Nah 1880. Our Machinery Occupies fimu'amee Seaaislaciion? In all branches of the trade. Having paid SPECIAL ATTENTION fim‘se $3106ng ELGIN MILLS fléfiéfiffiifi W33. AND WAS AWARDED THE Patterson & Bra, Patterson. Ont. fmyr PRIZE on the New Cami-imam mower; FIRST PRIZE on Wrought Bmm Flows, and (m: Palmer House) Aurora, lst, 8th, 16th, [ma 22nd do Newnmrkot, ..... 2m! (10 Stouflvillo.. . . .lsth do Markham ...... .....x . .20’911 do Victoria. Square -. .llth do Thoruhill ..x... ”ml do Maple ..... h... ... .Jith do Woodbridge h... ...“. .28th do Kleinburg .. "0th do NobVY'm: H 30th do Armsnlwucgns Nltibus Omde, em, used whm nrdnrnd. nud none but the best muterinl used 7’; czm make money mater at wnrk for us than at anything: else. Caniml not raquired; we will smut vou. $12 per any at home made by the indush‘ioua. Men, women. bays and girlfi wanted eVerywhem to work for ufa. Now is the him». Coatlv outfit and terms free. Adam“ TRUE & 00.. Augusta. Maine. WW ‘ V I SURGEON DENTIBT hm; “ â€" » remnveu to 87 King street, East, Toronto, over II. & C. Blchhford’s new shoe stow Best mineral teeth inserted in a. manner to sun, Bach putient‘ Particular attention given to the preservntiou and regulation of the nutuml teeth carefully awoinr; all unnecessary pain. A. W SPAULDING. hDSAesiatmnt. Thankful or the favors of the mat the yew may still be consulted in any branch. of the pm fession, as follows: Richmond Hill“ 9th & 24th of each month IN OFFICE RICHMOND HILL, FIRST 10 BAN 13:7 EACH MONTH, M APLE, ............... Vm'roun SQUAM Barristers, Attorneys-at-an, Solicitors-inn Chancery, GOING *uncers,etc. Omensâ€"Imperial. Bank Buildings, V ellingtou street, Toronto. THOMAS FERGUSON, Q.C. JOHN BAIL. WM. BETON GORDON, GEO. F. 8131mm? U TEES, Attorneys, Solicitorsnin-Chancery etc.. 64 Adelaide street East, (opposite the Court House), Toronto. J m; Bethune Q C. 0 Moss, W C Falconbridga N W Hoyles, W Barwick, A BAyleswnrth Ofliciul Assignee, Real Estate Agent, Convey‘ ancer, Broker, &c., 650., Mortgages bought. and sold. Farms bought: and sold, or rented. InSumnco effected.&c. 6w. Ferguson. Bain, Gordon 1:. Shlpley, 7 S00 ofir maimed 1mm” table. For further information apply at at the Ofiicefl the Gomnanw Walter S. Lee. Manager OFFICEâ€"Victoria. Chambers, 9 Victoria street Toronto. BOULTBE a & EVATT BARRIS- TEES. Atmrnovs. Sol1c1tors 111 Chancerv Money to Lend at NORTH OF SCOTLAND CHAMBERS, I8 do 20 King Street, West, Toronto. W. remove Capital, $1, 000 000: Reserve Fund, 8360.000 Total Assets, 3514 .000, 000 Saving’ 5 Bank Money recetved on deposit, uni intern payable halt yearly or compounded. BARRKST ERS, 8w WESTERN CAN ADA LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY (flimsyâ€"No. 70 Church street, Toronto. HUN; GEO. W. ALLAN, Senator,Pre‘sidenb George Goodérhum . Vice-Preside‘flfi D1nEcrox:s~SanifieIPIaM, M.P.,.Wm. Goodel' hum. Geo. W. Lewis, Thea; H. Lee} Eon. D. L Macpherson, Senator. Bethune, Moss. Falconhridge AND EOYLE’S, Richmond Hill, Juuy. 151;, 1880 To land on Mortgage of landed property nnly 11.9 a low rate of interest. No Loan less than $400 will be entertained. Transactions strictly confidential; Apply personally, orby lvttcr to the undersigned. Ailviimn BUVLV’VLTBEEK WM. Wears Dvu'r. JABIES GORMLEY, Mortgages Bought ? ‘05?)ng “0 ABA. BELANOH $50300 Dr A ROBINSON. SURGEON DENTIS MONEY T0 LOAN. P. O. Box 2527. J- K- PALUEINBRIBGE gammy. flrntal. grant. Patterson, May 26th, 18%.;31. C. ADAMS, L.D.S., Low Rates, 18m). 25m