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AN INSPECTION OF STOCIi AND PRICES. FIRE OFFER THE FINEST QUALITY ! Again to the Fore! I make it a poiuf to select the very best home grolvu seeds, and at 1119 same time, I with it to be understood, I will not be in any way responsible fur lhe crop. All Seeds bought from me must be accepted on these Cundlti as. In Boots & Shoes] have a Lowest Current Market Price TERMS CASII OR PRODUCE Richmond Hill, April 20d, 1884. Seeds! Seeds 3 Seeds! Pianos ? £31108 f UPRIGHT AND Uf Clover, Timothy, Flux, Mangle, Carrot, Rape, Turnip, and all kinds of Staple Garden Seeds at Hanna. R. S. WILLIAMS & SON’H. ‘ _ Tmm _0, Apr“ 1:5]1’1531. GENTLEMExâ€"I have much pleasure m tostvaing tn the grout oxvollonm of vcur T’iunns. I have put t,th severelvto ththgst, mu] find thom 1m§ mam] m" Lhnsr: quulitivs “1' twin, and tom-,1} so “0.. uptable to the true muswmufingl lgwer of 0111.: musicin. charming singing tmm, ensilv gradu- ghd from the most dehcute pmmssnnn to every dcgwu of loudncas and fulnuss, and I], tOubh which tumors readily to eyery shade. of feeling. I cohaigler Ehesc; insfirumcnts {L great hcquisition in mnsioiul E finding a. plane whlch I can recommeng with perfect. confidencc‘ Unsung B. s.Wn_.L1AMs & SONBâ€" . '1‘0P.0NTO,N0V.4th, 1882. GENTs-anmg thpyonghly exammed the \Vm‘kmanship of your Pianos, I have no hesitation in “aging thgt, in}? opml uhthe‘y ‘ lfipfltlrlggm clingy othqu pf bhq_b_cst Makerrs that; Ihuve seen Goods of the Best Quality LARGE 4 ASSOETMENT loan only'apeakvinlhe grime High tofms regurdiixg theii‘ in} mud M1111th ; for thgir‘ in: capability of tone, pleasant touch, 650,, are such, that there seems to be no new foreign instruments, when our home en ,,,,u.,.nw ...A. w A M.“ v noun flue full sing- ty to purchase third Ipss cost terpriso cam pmduco such Pianos, and at on . r . . ‘ . . I agglud t6 hear that, the extensive sale-of your in: at I think you jussz deserve, _ new“ th I am, Gentlemen. Your Obcdlcnb Servant, V nu“. “an umu at you um men-ting with the GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR gMONEY. SPRING GOODS Arc constructed from the very best Mzuerinls by expenenced Workmen, and are quy equal in point of W9 make a lpecial style of Orghns in large quqntities, and. nEcTtficréfbie fl.ch tgfioh'er thgm at ex- eopmonally low rates. Payments arranged to amt the com cniancu of purchasers and Spread over a km: of yuan. For full particulars writa to r ““W’IL‘EJIAMS, Ida Van-tun Qt Tanâ€"n..- nan aha J; , nA . @RGANSZ. Price List of Rubbish Published to Catch the Unwary. Thanking the public for past favors, [stiH solicit a share 0f [heir patronage I am, Gentlemen, yours very truly, Only kept on hand. The public are invited to SEED TIME IS COMING, and-J Brown is pi~epared to CHEAP FOR CASH. Groceries, Provisinns, Flour and Feed 21 speciuhy ._ w‘u mm ..._ _..u... -v-fl I43 Yonge St. Taronto,“o§'"22's 'Dundas St. Londnn A Splendid Assortment of TESTIMORTIALE. To the high priced American Instruments. PIANOS ! AT THEâ€"-'-- ISAAC CROSBY. CHAS W.EWING, (Of London, England) Organist: of St Peter's Church. Coburg, 0n TORONTO, Nov. 4th, 1882. Sucioty,mu1 am much pleased at. GEO. W. STRATHY, Mus Doc‘ J. BROWN. The second volume of the census retorns for 1881 is just. to hand. It deals almost entirely with vital statistics and the occu- pltions of the people. The volume conâ€" tains a good deal of interesting information. That relating to the ages of the people pretty plainly hows that Canada is not an unhealthy country to live in. There are in round numbers, eighty thousand persons between the ages of 70 and 80 ; twenty-- four thousand between the ages of 80 and 90 ; nearly four thousand between 90 and 100; and two hundred and nine that have passed 100. Of the 'centenarians 106 be-- long to Ontario, 56 to Quebec. 24 to Nova Scotia, 12 to New Brunswick, 8 to Prince Edward Islandâ€"s very good showing in proportion to its population'Z to Manitoba and 1 to the North-west Territory. The oldest person in British Columbia. is 95. and there are but three older than 91. The County of Simcoe has four persons, two men and two women, 100. This. taking popularity into account, is the best show-- ing of any county in the Dominion. There are 51 persons living in the county over 90. It is singular that while up to 90 the men are more numerousI after that the women take the lead. The number of men who have passed the age of 50 is one thousand more than the women. The number of women that haVe pissed the age of 90 is 411 more than the men. Only 32 married persons have passed the age of 100, and one of those live in Simcoe. This should he an encouragement to bachelors. Of the married people that exceeded 100, 26 were men and six women. In this country there are five married men and two married women that have passed the age of 90. In respect. to 'the occupations of the' people the following is a brief summary in comparison with the census of 1871: 1871. 1881. Agricultural class 479.512 661630 1 Commercial class 75 201 107,646 Domestic class 60.104 71.830 industrial clasa 212.808 287.296 Professional class 39.144 62.974 Not classified 143,079 205,228 I 1n the Agrictltuml class farmers increas- ed beyond all comparison with laborers. There are 180,000 fnrtners now in the county more than in 1871, while there are‘ but 40,000 more lubOters, and but a small fraction of this increase is farm ones. The perfection to which agricultural implements are being brought has a tendency to keep down the number of lnborcrs. and besides the opening of the North West has convert- ed many of these laborers into farmers themselves. In thin county there are 8,905) farmers, without counting sixty-three tntnn that nre owned by women. There are 3,5l6 laborers in the county, 73 gardeners. 7 dairytnen, and 28 lawyers. We hnve 12:3 lumhcrmen, and 708 professtonal men of all classes. 0n the “hole the County of ‘Simcoe shows up very favorable. in com- parison with utty other county in the Pro - viuce.â€"â€"-Advancc. R. N. Wheeler, of Everton, speaks highly of Hagyurd’s Pectoral Balsam, havâ€" ing spen its effects in his own case, a severe inflammnliou of {he lungs and distressing cel1u11,\vas'quickly and perfectly cured,\vhicb had resisted other treatment. Under this title a great deal has beenl written, and yet the substance of the entire subject “lies in a nutshell,” or ruther in‘ four wordsâ€"impurity of the blood. This is the source of debility or w )nkness. what- ever may be the porxinmte or immediate cause of the misfortune. and they ate nuâ€" merous. When meessot HUllOV‘v'ily (li’t‘eet- ed his attention to this impottnnt and nut tntf'requent state of ailment. he. found nuâ€" meroustheoties existing; hut instend of being lend nway by vuin disquisitions. he restiicterl hitneelt' to the consideration of what Nature requires for the maintenance of hunllh and strength in the human system As he said, the stomach must reduce food into a wholesome tvulp, which, in due course, is cenvet'ted by admixtuie with the bile sectetetl by the liver into a m.lky sub-- stance, from which the nutritious portion is tnlten up by the ubsmlmnts of the bowels and conveyed through its :tpproptiute Ves el (the thoracic duct) to the hentt, through every part of the system, whom wear and tear it t'epuits. renewes and invigoratesâ€"if it bepure. Ifthis he not the ('ttse. then the hudy wastesâ€"every part of it Sllt‘inlm fnrwnnt of nutiimt‘ntâ€"the \‘itnl stuminn failâ€"and there is general dBlJllllV or wank.- ross. It ivas this accurate and simple view of the subject which lt'd to the composition ofthose Pills which the \\'0I'ld has gladly accepted from Prul‘ossnr Holloway. and l'uund t!) [)6 Such a). perfect, restorative (ill broken and dilapidated cnnstittitimHâ€", from whatever muse proceeding-Hihether the result of unbridled liccntiousness and vicm 01 the cunSr‘thnce hf t‘xlmtinting and and [misnnous mineral nthlit-invs. Fortunâ€"l ate fur humanity “as tliw day “l1?” 'l‘lms. t Holloway, inaugurated his new lnmle all treatment. llmv rnuny loving: parents have since tlwn blessed him {or the ineparnlinn of a medicine which arrested the grip of Death thn it was fixingr its inexorable taluns in the hearts of their guns and draught era, which, restored pristine health and strength to WUIH organs. and as it were. gave a new lease of life In bodies uppment- ly dounwd irrevncably to lingering tlrcuy and pic-enqu dissolution! For, if there he one class of diseases more than ntherg in which llnllowuv’s Pills have lteen most successful, it is General chilily.â€"Every Man his own Doctor. “ BROWN'S HOUEHOLD PANACEA " has no equal for relieving prin. ‘both internal and externul It cures Painiu the Side, Brick or Bowels, Sore Throat, Rheumatism, toothache, Lumbngo and (my kind of a, Pain or Ache. “ It Willnmst surely quicken the Blood gud Heal, as its noting power is wonderful.” “ Brown’s Household Pmmceu,” baa-â€" ing acknowledged as the great Pain Reliever, and of double the strength of any other Elixir 0r Linimcnb in tho world, should be in every family hnmly for use when wanted, “ as it; really is the best remedy in the world for Cramps in tha Stomach, and Painéi and Aches of all kinds," and 1 is for 52110 by all Drnggists at 25 cents a. bottle Methodist Eplscopal Conferâ€" ence. Philadelphia, May 5.â€"The address of’ the bishops was read in the General Conâ€" ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church to--day. llt states there are 99 annual conw- ferences, 14 missions, 11,394 travelling preachers, 12,026 lecal preachers and 1,9 9,534 members and probationers. The increase in the past four years was 09,232. The nnmher of travelling preachers who died was 654 and of members 58,891, and the accessions were 158,787. In 1883 there were 18,741 churches and 9,815 parâ€" sonages, valued at $79,238,000. There are 10 theoluglcal seminaries, 154 colleges, 1 66 classical institutions, and 8 female 001-- leges. The bishops refer to the laxity of the laws on divorce, and ask for more strIngent regulations regarding solemnizu-v tiou of the marriage of divorced persons. sellin g: 13001, min boom AGENTS Reasonings of Debility. Best And Comfort Ta The Sufieflng. A Reliable Witness. wanted for n11 theThe Lives of Presi- dents of the U. S. The largest, hand- somesn bust: book ever suld for 1885' than twice our prion. The Instest 3011 in Amerimn Immonsr profits to \11 inti'Higwllt pcuylu 'nut, itn Any The Census. The old friends of the Prairie Farmer, and many farmers all over the west, and east, [00, will be glad to learn of the good fortune that. has come to this timer-honored journal, which for nearly half a century (43 years) has been domg good service to and for the agricultural interests of our country. The number of May 3rd announces that, henceforth, The Prairie Farmer will be under the editorial direc-- tion and business management ()F‘Mr. Orange Judd, who, after more than a quarter century of service at the head of the American Agriculturist, has left his former field to other hands, and removed near Chicago, a. thousand miles nearer to hundreds of thousands of his older enter-- prising readers who have preceded him to the west' The number before us gives evidence of the vigor and experience he brings to his new field of work. All who wont specimens of the paper as it is, and is to be, and to enjoy its advantages, can have the Prairie Farmer, 'weekly, from May lst, up to 1885, bv sending a single dollar to the Prairie Farmer Publishing Company, 150 Monroe St., Chicago, Ill. \Vifeâ€"WhaL’S the matter now Jehn. Husbandâ€"Oh, that neuralgia and tooth- ache near kills me. foeâ€"Why don‘l you go to H Sander-- son (6: Snns’ Drug Store and get-a bottle of Fluid Lightning, you know it cures all such things as toothache, neuralgia, headache, Iumbago, earache, sore throat etc. It gives Instant reiief. PBERBYTERIANâ€"Services at 11 n m, undsfm p m Prayer meeting on \lenesduy evening at 7 30 Rev James Dick, pastor ROMAN CATHOLICâ€"‘Sorvicos : Thornhil] mt? am and Richmond Hill [Lt 10 30 um ; the following Sundav at Richmond Hfll at 9 am, and Thornhill at 10 36 a, 111, MW Father Egan, Pastor. ST MARY’S (EPISCOPALJâ€"Services at 8 p m, ex- cept the third Sun day of every month, when the service and sacrament are held {Lt 11 n. m Sunday School at 10 n 111 Rev W Bates, Rector The “Prairie Farmer” Booming. METHODISTâ€"Services at 1030 a m, and 6.301) m Sunday School at 2 :30 p m Prtwer meeting every Thursday evening 9.13 7.80 p 111. Rev. J. Betta, Pas- tor. Rev J. E. Starr, Assistant. RICHMOND LODGE, A. I“ & A M, No 23. G R Câ€" Mecps in the Lodge Boom, Musonic Hall; on the Monday on or before full moon; at 8 o’clock, pm A. J. Rupert, W M ; H. A. Nicholls, Sec. I O G T.~T11is Lodge meets in the Temperance Hull every \Veenesduy evening at 8‘o’clock p m, J 11 Sanderson, W C. R. '1‘. OF TEMPERANCE.â€"â€"Richmond Hill Coun- cil, No. 43, meets in the Temperance Hull. each alternative Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock p. m. Beneficiary certificates issued to members for $1,000 or in cnse of death $2,000, one half payable in case of disability. J. H. Sanderson. Select Councillor. A‘ 0. .U. VV., IVY LODGE, No. 114.â€"Meets in the Committee Room of the Masonic Hnll, every second and fourbhv’l‘uesduv of each month, at 8 o’clock,p. m. Beneficury certificate given for $2,000 in case of death. J. A. E. Switzer, Muster Workman, R. E. Law, Secretary. FIRE BnIGADE.â€"Regulur meeting first Friday 9f every month, held in the Council Chamber 1Lt7 p. m. Membership tron. Certificates issue to members entitling them to certain privileges and exemptions. J H Sanderson, Captain. 11. A. Nicholls, Secretary. MECHANICS INSTITUTEâ€"Library of over 1000 volumes open every Tuesday evening, in the Masonic Hull, from 7 to 8 o’clock. Wm.Pugsâ€" Iey, President. T‘F. McMahon, Soc. R E Law. Librarian. ‘ t VILLAGE Cotxcm â€" Reeve, J Brown: Coun- cillors, I Crosby, H 1«‘ Hopper, A Moodie, R E Law. Clerk, M Teefy RICHMOND HILL CORNET BANn.â€"-Meem for prac- tice in tho Temnemnce Hull every Tuesday oven- ing at 1.uk)o’clock. 0. Savage. Leader. EVERY THURSDAY, At his printing (mm, Yongn Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario. Terms of SUDSCH’DUOII 2; i=1 ()0 per mmum in 'advzmce. \th11 not puid in {Ldyunco $1 50 will be charged. ' Tran ory advertisements, first insertion, m. H. EEEE‘LER, )vdi-Iin'e ‘ 4. ......... .' Scents. Each Subsequen iuuel 1011,)X31‘ inc ......... Scents Contracts for time and space made on applicm tiou. Advoxztiscxp'ents witlmntvwritten instructions will be Insurtcd until forbid and charged transi- ent rates. Western Canada Loan and Savings Company Ofilccs~No 70, Churchvstrcot, Toronto HON GEO W ALLAN, Senutor,Pxesident GEORGE GOODERHAM,. Vice-President DIRECTORSâ€"Samuel Plath M P,A1fred Gooder- 1mm, Geo \V Lewis, T1105 H Lee, Hon D L Mucpherson, Senator Total Assété, $3,500,000 Are pleasant to take. Contain their own Purgntix‘a; Is a. safe, sum, and efl‘cctnal destroyer of worms in Children or Adana. FREEMAN’S WORM PGWIBERS. SAVINGS BANK BRANCH _ Money received on deposit, and interest payable hulfyear'ly or compounded. See our reduced loan table For further infor- mation apply at the emces of the Company $6 111131139 513mm This Hotel has been refumished, renovated, and fitted 111) in firstmluss style, and is now the leading mm, north 0f Toronto. The bar is sup 1plied with J ‘ 1d of liquors nnd cigars. ‘ ‘ 'cellcm, Minn for Commorcinl THE PALMER HOUSE RICHMOND HILL. J' Palmer, Pr This House is one of tho Best Hotels to be found north of Toronto. Everything is managed in First Class Style. Sample Room for Commer. ciul Travellers. Good Smbling and attentive hostlers. Terms, 31 per day. Proctor'a“ Bus leaves this Hotel to connect with all tho N R R Trains going North and South, at 8 a 111., 12 a. 111.. 5.10 p m. and 7.3011111. mm} EENTBAL HTEL RICHMOND HILL. JOHN ' POWELL, Prop Capital, $1,000,000; Reserve Fund, $450900 1 . “ML, «.n rnn Ann The York Herald. WALTER S LEE, Fluid Lightnlng. Eggmm (15mm. CHUIICHES MONEY T0 LOAN. SOCIETIES PUBLISHED BY Manager Low Down In Price. All New Designs, Mixed Paints, Paint and Whitewash Brushes. A complete stock of Paint Material. Usual Stock of Groceries. ' LARGE STOCK or FURNITURE. ROOM PAPER H. Sanderson & Sons RICHMOND HILL, ONT. Style combined with Cheapness. JOB STEELE 1 “HERALD” OFFICE, RIGGS 85' IVORY; SURGEON DENTISTS, 208 Queen St West, Toronto, Artiflcul Tecth,upper or under, $5.00. Puin- ' less extracting by use of Etherlzed Air. T1101 only: fixjng‘in' $119 Dominion executing flx‘Bt-eluss ‘I Qofk at the above price y . . ‘ V - SunGEoN DENTIST, has removed to 87 King street East, Toronto. Best mineral teeth inserted in n. mmm- er to suit ouch patient. P'u'ticulm‘ actontion given to the preservation and regulation of the natural teeth. carefully avoidng all unnecess- ary pain. Office hours from 8 a. 1x1. to 6 p. m. Privates residence 209 Jarvis street. DEF EST, NEWTONBRQOK, ONT. Will visit the followingplnces profusionully .â€" Uuionville,. lat Monday of each month. Weston, “9th and 213i: do anle,... ...161h do Richmond Hill.. 19th do Woodbridgo‘.....m,. ...2‘.ch1 do Mr Husband will be found in his oflice. It Newtonbrook, every Saturday, except when Sutur- duy falls on the above (lute. Gr. f1. HUSBANI), L- D- S Thankful for the knots of the past years may still bq cgusulted in any branch of tho pro feérzim), as. ‘ollows Richmon Hill ..... CALL AND INSPECT THE STOCK. filiniirf‘xilmer House) Aurora, lst, 8th, 10th. and 22nd do Stouffville , . . . . . . . . . . . “.1861 do Murkhnmudu . . 2%h dc Victoria Square m .. ...2lst do Thornhill ...... ...231d do Woodbridge .. .. .. ...28th do Kleinhurg .. ...29th do Nobleton .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 30th do Vitalized air always on hand at the places of aupointment. It does away with the pain in extracting. ' VITALIZED AIR ! r Bfirriaters, Attorneys-utâ€"Law, Solicitbrs-ip- Chancery. Convevancers, etc, Officesâ€"Imperial Bunk Buildings. Wellington-street, Toronto HOMAEI FERGUSON, Q.C. JOHN Bun WM Sm'rcm GORDON, 6130 F SHIPLEY Ferguson, B‘glnv Gor‘d'on Jonshiplgy, GENERAL AND FINANCIAL AGENCY DRAIN TKLE, OF THE BEST BU ATJ'I‘Y AT Farm & Other Property, Hotels, Taverns and Business. ewtonbrook, June 13th, 1883. Goodwills Bought and Sold ! Pzztent Rights disposed of ; SYNDlCATES FORMED For Munufnctuphlg and other purposes. S oak and Share Jirnlxcrs, etc, etc. Window Shades and Borderiuzs for: 1884, at. THE PEOPLE’S STORE. Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. MMMAGEs‘BfiTAINEfl QUALITY AT CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS, Or A ROBINSON. Every Description Of SURGEON DENTIST, AURORA P. 0. Bar. 2527. J, I. EVANS {5: CD fluttnl, THUS NIGHTINGALE'B, Yorkvile And the Largest Selection ever placed before you. ALL WILL BE SOLD AT LOWEST PRICES. TURNED OUT IN THE gisgal. c. ADAMS, L.D._s., 9th 6: 24th of each month MEE 01E ’ ~AT' THE-â€" Hy R. B. Orr, M. B. and First Silver Medalist University of Toronto, M. C. P. S. Ontario. L 8 AL, England (Late Of London, England' Surgeon, Etc. la‘Ofilce Hours 8 to 9.30 3.111., and l to 2.30 p.m. ERNEST 1|". LANGSTAFF! Residence, Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. Richmond H111, May 23rd, 1882. 1y DR. JAMES LANGSTAFF: Dr, George 7 Langstafl‘, TaomtmLL, ONT. Graduate of Toronto University, M. C. P. 5; 8.. Out, Two Years Resident, Assistant Surgeon to Toronto General Hospital, Office and Residence,â€"One deer mum of P. 0. OFFICE HOURS~8 tn 10 v. m, & 12 to 2 p m Thornhill Feb 14th, 1883. Member College of Physicians 3: Surgeons. [LAT]! or BTOUFFVILLE.) OFFICE HOURS,â€"From 8 to 10 a. mu 5 to 8p. m RESIDENCE Yonge Street, Richmond Hm. Richmond Hm, Oct. 12th, ‘82. W. J. MEDALIS’I‘ TORONTO UNIVERSITY. BOOKS, smmmmm mm, ME FOR SALE u "an a 1;- z-u! mum" nmnnn S CHOOL P. G. SAVAGE. DR. ORR, MAPLE, AND OTHER -â€"AT THEâ€"â€" @mlical. AND Assurance Soc’y THE STAR LIFE » Sir Wm McAl-t'hur, K C M G, M. P, ex-Lord Mayor of Longion‘, President. W W Baynes,an.F I A,Secret9;ry Reserve Fund . . . . . . . $10,000,000 Annual Income . . . . . . 1,600,000 Invested in Cuxmda.. . 1.200.000 Death chums paid. . . . 10,000,000 TORONTO REFERENCES. John 1\IcDomed,Esq. C. J. Campbell, L‘qu Hon. SountorMcMnstor A. M. Smith, Esq. JumesMctcalfo, Esq. Rev.EnochWood,D. 1) Loans made onsocurity of Com‘mn '5 Polio II , , l l y a perrécnt inter t. Loans made to Church Trustees, at u low rate 0‘ interest. Send for prospectus. V A W Lauder, Sec. dz T1‘cus.f0r Canada. 10 Kiug SL, Inst,- Toronto. E.A.W. VITAHZEI! AlWBLflflS The bnly Dentist in Toronto using Hurds 3p;- pm‘utus for Exhacting Teeth Without Pain PILLINGS WARRANTED FDR In Y’S CALL AND SEE ME. Toronto, Feb. 13th, 1883 BEST SETS EFF TEETH $8, BIL/OUSA’ESS, D YSPEPSIA, IND/GEE) TION, JA UNDIOE. ER YSIPELAS, SA LT nHE um, HEA RTBUHIJ, HEA DA CHE, Worth their "Weigh: in Gold! I And every épecles of disease afislnafrom disordered LxVER, KiDNEYS, 8T0 ACH, BOWELS OF. BLOOD, '1'. MILBURR & $0.. Best Material in the Market Pills & @éatment This Incomparable Medicine has secur- ed for itself an imperishable fawn throughout the \Vox‘ld for the alleviation and cure of most diseases to which humanity is heir. urify, regulate and improyo the quality of (she mood. They assist the digestiva organs,‘ cleanse increase the secretory powers of the Liver,bmce the nervous system, and throw inter the circulac tion the purest Elements for sustaining and repairing the frame. Filling and all other operations neatly Iona My Gold Thousands of persons have testified that by their use-alone they haue been restered to health and strength, after every other means had proved unsuccessful. will be found invaluable in every HOusehold in the cure of Open Sores. Hard Tumours. Coughs, Sore Threats, Bronchitk, and all dinnrd era of the Throat and Chest, ma also Gout, Rhem matism. Scrofulu and other kind of skin diseases Manufactured only at Professâ€" 01‘ H01lowav’s Establishment. 533, OXFORD STREET LONDON, and sold at ls.1§KI.,2's.9d.,4sx. 61L, 115., 22, and 333 each Box and Pot, and in Canada. at 36 cents.- 90 cents‘ and 31.50 cents, and the larger sizes in proportion. BAD LEGS, OLD WOUNDS. COLDS, CAUTIONâ€"1 have no Agent in the United States, nor are my Medicines sold there. Purchasers shvuld therefore look to the label on Ihe PMS and Boxes. If the address is 110:.533, Oxford Street, London they are spurious. ‘ . P- LENNOX, DENTIST 151 Yonge St, Toronto. I Tim ‘I‘x‘mfc 111.». m3 of my gismrm'l 111 Ottawa, xmtl STOMACH AND BOWELS, Wurmntcd to be mudc from tbs TORONTO By means of Vitalizcd Air. Of London, England, DIZZINESS, mops y, ~ FLUTTERIIJG (3. J1 nggbell, Esq" 70F THE HEART. ACID/TY OF THE STOMAGW, DRYNESS‘ OF THE SKIN, Proprietors. Dec 151:, 1883. .:~1i~ines are, ma \Vthin tmL H‘