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“Best in the VVOI'ld. gALBUMSSCI-IO’OLBOOKS, Brushes, Blotting Paper, . Writingfic other Sorts, Card-boards, Combs, r Dolls,FanoyGoods’, 'Games of Differ; ' 'entkindsMoilth Organs, Pens} Ink,&o.,&o., THE NEW @HADES ! THE} MILLINERY DEPARTM’NT EEGEWEU M mm _ FIR E PRO OF .1 SPRING 'EWEEDS' ‘1 NEW 'Afi‘fifl' F$HEONABLE EASY INSTALNIENT ‘PLAN !" ” WM. FLEMING, AGENT, . MA’IN-s-rREE-r, - GENUINE STGCK 0F GROCERIES STILL ALIVE ONTARO HOUSE ! DOMINION ORGANS FIRST PRIZE GOLD MEDAL “HERALD” STORE. on hand, such as Sugars, Coffees, Soaps, Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Hic'é, Tapioca, Homing Rollé‘d Wheat Raisins,Cl1r19ants,Figs,Omnges, Lemons,&c. TRY OUR 25 CENT TEAS 1 They have'just arriVed and are found to, be ofa ‘ ' superior qnah'ty. Over an International Competitors,defeating the best inétrufieuts i'n' the" wofl'd. I brig to than}; my many friends and customers for the fiery liberal support and patronage during the past. and I still inform them that l have a IE? FLGUR AND FEED! Richmond Hii], June, 1886. always‘ oh hand, and delivered on the shortest notice. A Full Stock of Groceries, Hardware and Crockerj',‘ always on hand. Bargains as never before oifered.. Men’s, Ladies, ' Boys and Children’s Button and‘ Laced Boots, " Carpet and Leather Slippers, Men’s Stogas, Overshoes and Rubbers. ' Wors‘ted's, Cottonadvs, Drills, Shirtings, &c.. &c. Dress Goods in all For Sale for CASH ONLY at'thé‘ ATE-IE DOMINIONL Will he found roplete- with evéryt'hing You can buy the Dominion Organs or Pianos A Large and Splendid Assortment of Prints, Girfghams, Muslims, Sui. Have just been awarded the- Has been proved to be the THE ISAAC CROSBY. JOSEPH H. HALL. l iIt may be all fancy, but your corres- l'pondent thinks that once a Canadian ‘erosses the boundary line between his own country and the United States he notices certain things which would show himâ€"even if he were not already aware of the factâ€"that he is no longer amongst the steady, sturdy, slow, easy-going, plodding. persevering. mindâ€"your-own business, kind of people which are found in Britain and generally in Britain’s Colonies, Of course, the people at both sides of the line are chiefly Anglo Saxon, and speak the same language,and dress in the same fashion ; if you ask a question, too,you will be answered quits as politely here as there, and the officials on this side are quite as courteous and obliging as those on the other. But here the people seem to have a'free and easy Way (with them. a sort of independence about them, or rather, perhaps, a sort of careâ€" lessness, which one does not often see in Canada ; and, moreover, things seem to be done with a rush, and a bustle, and a rapidity, which are enouoh almost to take one’s breath away. for example, the road from Lewiston to the Bridge runs for a great part of the way by the verge of an appalling precipice, along the bottom of which rolls, and foams,and seethes the mighty waters of Niagara: and yet: the trains run with a- speed which is frightful. But in a little while, in" spite ofail your fears, there you are safe and sound at the terminus, and hear the conductor’s voice, crying: out, “change ears for Bufi‘alo. New York, &c." Having. half-an-hour to spare we have a look at the whirlpool and the cataract; then on board again; and our last glimpse of Canada shown us peace- ful homes in sequestered spots, romantic vales sombre in the a” reaching shadows of night, and woodefhil-l-s with the tree tops reflecting the rave of the setting sun, whilst Lake Erie spreads out be- fore as with all the calmness and brightâ€" ness of a polished mirror. All along the way the towns and villagesâ€"so far as we could judgeâ€"seemed to be exceedingly neat and clean, and in the suburbs of many of them 'were beautiful residences, the grounds of which were bright with flowers and presented a very charming appearance, Arrived at Buffalo we find we have to separate; indeed one of our party We had to lows at the Bridge, her ticket re- quiring her to go by? another route; but at Buffalo our young friend from Aurora has to take the “Test Shore R. R. inâ€" stead of the New York llentral by which we had come from Niagara. But her- ing an hour and a half to spare. and meeting: with a gen-Heme from Canada ( now living in Canada we épend our time in seeing two or three of the lions. The state buildings (court. house, jail, &e ) are large and massive, in size and solidity more like what one would expect to find in England than in the United States, and did much towards dispelling from our minds the notion (which so many Canadians have) that work over here is done in a very slight and super- ficial manner. We also saw the exterior of the Anglican and Roman Cathedrals, both seemingly very fine edificeei: and we had a look at afac similé‘ of the famous peachâ€"blow vaseâ€"a little thing about seven or eight inches highâ€"which cost.itii‘pr'esent owner. Mr. Walters of Baltimore, eighteen thousand (18,000 ) dollars! It belonged to a collection of' articles of warm gathered: by Mrs. Morgan of New York, and known as the ‘Morgan Collection; all of which were afterwards sold by auction, and said to have brought no less than one million (1,000,000 ) dollars. ‘ " All aboard for New York l'” A fer-‘1 \vent pressure of the hand. a look into leach other’s eyes, a. hearty God bless you, and your correspondent and: his youthful friend separate. the former to‘ ‘fi’nd a seat in one of the carriages, arid“ the latter to wait foryhis train which unfortunately is late. The smelting car being the only one which is not densely crowded, a seat is found then. and there he remains till morning. What! stay there all night, trying to s’natéh a little sleep amid the fumes of villainous to- bacco ( good tobacco fumes would not be , bad) and stifling air, and coarse j‘bltes ? â€"Yes.+.Why not take a berth: in a' Pullman ‘?:Clan"_t afford it,stipend Being, barely $550 dollars‘a year, for self and five others, horse and life insurance ; and even that paltry sum not all paid.â€"Never mind, we get. forty winks, smeltesuadry xpipes. eat a bit of lunch, smoke again ; p and dla-yabreak shows us that: We are going along at a' rapid rate through the llM‘oha'wle Valley. but“ ._.‘_s.-: .. Though sure to meet toâ€"morrow, We still a kind of anguigh prove, And feel a pang of sorrow; But, ah, how bitter are our tears When from those friends we sever 1-7 Perhaps to part for months for years, Perhaps to part for ever ' Honever, the sail acrosé tfié' lakenand up the river did much 10' (fissipa'te all gloomy feelings; and before reaching the Bridge many a pleasant story had been related, and many a hearty laugh enjoyed. ; . (Fm-them) I ‘ Farewell fora while to the dust of Yonge Street, and hnsinesss cares, and dometic duties, and Etna friends, and beloved relations, and manual labour, and horticultural pursuits, and heavy‘ reading, and essay writing, and a hostl Qfother things; and hurrah for} few weeks in "Uncle Sam's dominion, In, Toronto the happy thought strides, one thatjnst-ead of going all the way eooped up in a railway carriage'there is 115‘ reason why one, mayno’t go by boat ttsj far as Lewiston. Here we are, th'ep,‘l on the good ship Chioma with many, others, some bound for Niagara town,‘ some for the Falls, some for Rochester, at. least one for such of the places Phila-ll delphia, New York, and England. These huhhafing met: in Toronto, formed a, little party by themselves. None of them was Very cheerful, for one had left; her husband behind; another, his ,t'iife; and the last glimpse that the third had of fatherland inother, brothers and sis- ters, was when he was bidding them goodâ€"bye tha't inofning 11’: he started from Aurora for the Old country. " When called to p'art from' those we love,'; 031‘33‘5‘66‘6128 the‘ Vale where; the Mo Jottings By The Way. Poor Aslhma sufferers, who are strangâ€" ers to “tired Nature's sweet x‘eslnrer, halm‘y sleep.” should make use of “ The Rosinâ€" weed Tar Mixture," Quiet refreshing sleep will follow its use. ' “ Waterloo House. Londun Stile, Chiswiék, “February 17m. 1882. “Messrs. White and Co . London" ‘ '2 East-Mieet Mills. Cambridge-heath. " London, E. 0., July 24th, 1882. “ Sir,~â€"lt gives me grant pleasure to be able to add my testimony in favor of .your valuable Syrup as s. curative agent. I lingd suffered for some length of time. from a severe form of indigestion. and the l'oug train of distressing symptoms following that disease. I had tried all possible means to get relief. by seeking theJhesL medical advice. I had swallowed sufficient of their stuff to float a mannofdwar. so to speak. but all to no avail, A friend ol mine, coming on the SOs-HP in the midst of my sufferings. brought with him a bottle of your Seigel Syrup; he advised me to try it, stating he felt confident it would betwfit me. Being weary of trying so many drugs, I condemned it before trial, thinking it. could not posmbly do me any good. but ultimnfleydetermined to take the Syrup. After domg so for a short time it worked such a change in me that l Continued‘ ink-J ing it for nearly two month’s. until then felt thoroughly cured. for l have discom- tinued its use for five weeks. and feel in the best ofhenlth, and can partake any kind of {and with ease and comfort. I am there-- fore thankful to you that. through the in» strumentolity of your valuable medicinal am restored to the state of health I. now enjoy ~Yours truly, A _ “ To Mr. A. J. White." W. S. FQRSTER._ 1 Those who are in xhe “Amhma Furnace': should lose no time In obluining relief by the use of “'1 he Rosingwefid Tar Mixmrei” but do not use Ihe medicine unless you .wil! follow all the directinnq “ .107 the letter.” "Gentlemen.â€"lt is with grant pleasure that I add my testimony to the Wonderlul effeets of Selgel’s Syrups For years I had Been sufl'eri‘ngfmm bilious attacks. which begin with gi’ddiness; then a mist, would conéé‘ hel'ore niv eyes, so that'l should not he ublé to recognise any one or {anything at the distance of a yard or two from my face. This would be followed by'excéssive trembling of my knees, an that. I could not. stand without Support ;' alter Which! a severe headache would occur. lusting often two or three days. I hm cried valiousf remedies for these distressing symptoms, but. until I tried Seigel’s Syrup ] had no relief. Since then I have had excellent health in every respect, and if ever I feel a headache com-- ing on I take one dose nfthe Syrup. which arrests!“ it. Hoping that this testimonial may be the means of inducing others (who sufl'er as Iused )to try'the Syrup. as I feel sure they will receive speedy benefit: and ultimately be cured, I beg to remain; yours faithfully, . . 1 ? disagreeable taste '21s the tongue coated T s t’ijtere pain in the sides and back .9 is there a f' lness about the right side as if the liver, were enlarging? Is there costiveness 11s there vertigo or dizziness when rising and-- rtj‘eoly from an horizontal position 7 Are the secretions from the kidneys highly colourPd. with a deposit after stahdirtzfl Does] food ferment soon after eating, accompanied by flatulence or belching of gas from the ‘ stomach? Js there frequent palpit‘ation of the heart? These various symptoms may not be present atone time, but they tor-‘1 ment the sufi'erer in min as the dre'hdfui disease progresses. if the case be one ofl long standing. there will best dry,» hacking cough‘attended after a time by expectant-:- lion. in very advanced stages the ‘skingg-L sumes a dirty brownish appearance. andthe hands and feet are covered by .a cold sticky perspiration. As the liver undhidoeys be- i come more and more diseased; rheumatie‘ pains appear, and the usual treatment profes entirely unaVniltng against the latteil j agonising disorder. The origin of this ‘ malady is indigestion or dyspepsia. and a ‘ smelt quantity of the proper medicine will ‘ re more the disease iftaken in its incipiencyw it is most important that the diseasesholuid be promptly and properly treated in fits firsi stages. when a little medicine will effect acute. and even when it has' obtained a strong hold the correct remedy should he‘ persevered in until every veistige‘gof the? disease is eradicated, until the appetite has ‘ returned. and the digestive organs restored ‘ to a health condition. The sures'tsndL-most‘ efi‘ettual remedy for this distressing come. plaint is “ Seigel's Curati've Syrup," 3 ‘ vegetable preparation sold by all chemistsi and medicine vendors throughout the world,“ and by the proprietors. A. .L ‘White. { Limited. London, E. C. This Syrup strikes at the very foundation of the disease, and i drives it, root and branch. out of the system. i Ask your chemist fot‘ Seigel's Cnrati’v Syrup. ' Seigel'a Operating Pills prevent; ill effects from excess in evaling oi‘_dri‘nking. A good dose at bed--fiine rendérs") n ersdn fit‘ ‘for business in lb? mornihg. f you have Aslhma use “The Rosinwéed Tar Mixture ” ‘ H hawk glided 4 On its winding {my m the sen." Thelstream is rather dull _and siuggish; but the valley in magnifiopn‘t. . fio usetq g‘attempt't'q describe it; bujtjuet simply} to say that litle‘omb'ineg the sweetnesé "6P1 801i)le th‘e infle'ya which lie ’o'elebfated“ in song, e’. ’g., the Va'l'e‘of aioca, with! the magnificent dimension“ upon thigh" nature seeme:~4o: flu fiVqrâ€"Ilhjng on athe; American Continent. The disease commences, with a slight.d§-‘- rangement of the atonmch. but, if neglected, it in time invnlves the wlioFei'efram‘e. ‘emw: bracing the kidneys, liven. pancreas, anti“ in fact the entire glandular system; and the afflicted drags out a miserable existence- until death gives relief from-sufl'ering. The‘ disease is often mistaken for other com? plaints: but If the reader willfinsk, himself: the fultowing questions he will'he able" to: determine whether he Hiniselfiis'one of the“ afflicted :â€"Have I distreasn pain. or diful ficulty in breathing after enting? Is theta m: dull. heavy feeling. attended hy drowsiness 't“ Have. the eyes a yelldw tinzé‘Y-Does a think}? atteky mucous gather about the gutfis and in? teeth in the mornings. acompan‘ied' by. We Shougl Blot” Ofit-vnl‘segsei In Its Early Stages? "“ _ ‘A Sena 1 cans: postage, and we will u v mail you free a royal,valunhle, tam» ple, box ongoorls that. ‘will put yqu in ‘th‘e‘waxof making m‘ore money at once. rthnn anything ,else‘m America, Both sens ohm ages can live at home and york it; spare time, or all the time, Capital: nofi‘reqdiretff We‘ will start ypu. Immense pay $1113 10:, 1.110119 who start at once, Sgrmson a Go. Artlnn'd, Maine. " . , , EVERY THURSDAY, . "2 At his printing Office, Yonge Street, ‘ Riohmdn'd _ Hm, 0ntuio.», ‘_ -j Terms 0! Subgctiphon‘:â€"$100perv‘unnum in advance. When not paid in advance $150 will be charged. ~ v - Transitory advertisements, that insertiohi perline....x.,................‘............ Scents. Each subsequent’ iertiou,per line.:...:... Baaan M Contracts for time and space made on applian- on. Advertiseménts' without" Written“-.instmcfions will boinéened until forbide oh urged trunni". out rates, M; H. KEEPER," The _Y0rk Herald;.‘ PUBLISHED ,3: A. H; HO’R'I'ION‘J’ This House is one of the Best Hotels to be fofiml north of Toronto. Everything is managed in First Class Style. Sample fioom for Commer- cial Travellers. Good Stubl‘mg and attentive hostlerst. Terms. $1 per day. Proctor’s Bus leaves this Hotel to connect Wit-h all the N R R Trains going North and South. at 8 a. 11.1., 12 a. m.. 5.10 p m. and 7.30 n m. EBANII CENTRAL Hfl’l‘EL RICHMOND HILL. 3' Palmer, Pr: m’éH‘MOND HILL. WILLIAM POWELL, Prop ' .'1_’.};_gis Hotel has been refumishcd, renovated, and fitted up in first-class style, and is now the lending Hotel north of Toronto. The but i: supâ€" plied with first-class bmugl of liguorsfltmd cigars. THE PALMER HOUS fi’fcélié‘d? M-EEJEwEEde-{fioi for Com uxéi‘ciai Travellers, and the General Public Good Stabl- intz and an attentive Hustler. 6E0. F. KELLY, Veterinary Surgeon ! Office 8:, Residence-35;" P. O. Buttonvifleâ€"E’ffinfii In the market. Our Spring Stock is second to none north of Toronto, and we invite the public to call and inspect; No trouble to show goods. Custom work a. specialty. Repairing neatly and promptlv done. ~\ Avvy‘v‘li Minnow Hill, Apn'l let, 1886. EHEAI’ES’I‘WSTEHHBS {335" Has No Equal. 4333 For Sale. by B. GRENNAN. Richmond Hill. ‘ SOLE MANUFAU'J‘URE RS, MCCOL'L BROS. & 00., TORONTO. Durimz the last year, and also to the firm for the past thirty-five years. The great F‘OR- -PU‘RE« -DRUGS I Sanderson Bros.-9 SPRING STOCK RIGHMOND HILL, ONT.- MCCOLL’S LARDINE MACHINE: OIL! H 1" "iiirtiv‘ariety offlesignsl ' Mixefl Paints ready for use, iii, in cbloii find ' ‘A ‘ ‘ shades; INCREASE IN OUR SALES BOI‘ILED‘ & RA W 01L, VA RNISHES. TURPENTINE. PEOPLE’S STORE; Graduate Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto‘ BIL/ousr/Ess, D'ISPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, JAUNDIOE. Ems/Puts", SALT MEL/1.7, IIEARTBURN, HEADACHE, And every species of disease 'aflsln frorfi disordered LIVER, KIDNEYS, 6T AOH, ‘ Bowags OR BLpoo, ’i'. MILBURN & $0.. Feb. 2nd,1885 E. SIVER takes this opportfmitv of thanking his friends and customers for their Has ofi’tbe public. My sales have been a. complete success, and the public have shown that they appreciate m efforts in placing before them 1; e During the past few months, is a. proof d the efiect what good reliable ‘ . ’ â€" '- Unlocks all the cloggedgvenues ofi ,the Bowela, Kidneys; and Linéga‘r, ca. - ing oflfgmduallywiihout Weakening a system, all the impurities and. foul hu‘mors of the secretions; at the same time Cdrrecting Acidity of the Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dys- pepsia, Headaches, Dizziness, Hearth Constipation, Dryness eat-the Skin, Dropsy Dimness of Vision, Jaundice, éalt Rheum, Erysipelashgcrofilla, Fluttng of Erysipelas, Scrotum, Fluttering or thefir‘flarafimepsaes-‘Js an? Gen- gflfbefifiify; all these; and many gather aiqfilgr Complaints 'eld to the “AI-'â€" ha y influence - of- B£809 ‘A'lid all oiliér mntefiai for paintérs. 1 Paint: and Whitefiash Bru'sheg a'l’l si‘z’es‘ and will sell at bottom prices. Call andI see. Usual stock of: Picture Frames and Pictufes. 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