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Toronto, 8 :0 Thumb“! 9 07 Richmond Hill 9 18 King . 9 80 Aurora, 9 49 Newmnrket, 10 no Holland Landing. 10 09 some Holland Landing, 8 27 Holland Landing, Newm mket, Aurora. King, Richmond Hill, Shotgun, T6rént3,r Mass Meeting- Changeâ€"B. Grennnn‘ Localâ€"F. Kirkbv. No. 33: Whole No. 1488: Volume 28. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1887. The date printed on each paper denotes the “mo when the subscription expires. We do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions of our Correspondents. ‘ I ‘ may be fuund on file at Geo l P. Rnwcll &Co‘sNewspuper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce shw'hvru advertis- ing contracts may be made for it IN NEW YORK Make the Most of the Tune. The davs between now and electionl ‘ day are becoming less. The time when the elections are to take place will soon ‘ 1 be here and every one who thinks the 3 country has been benefited by the policy '1 of the Government of Sir John A. Mac- '} donald, should do everything possible to t. ensure a victory to the candidates who i v support him in that policy. We gave» in last week’s paper statistics from one i ‘ Province in the Dominion. showing how improved has been the trade in that one 1; Province,and it is but natural to suppose it the same has taken place in other secâ€" tions of the country as well as in New? Brunswick. The vast increase of busi~ i; ness in only five years was most marked . and satisfactory. We read day after day in the papers opposed to the Govâ€" ernment of Sir John M acdonald, articles pretending to show to what extent the expenses of running the country are now to what they were when Mr Mackenzie held ofiice. To this we can but answer, with every confidence, that no man who is fair minded in his views, will for one‘ moment object to. and that is as that country increases in wealth, increases in extent, increases in population. the inâ€" crease of the “expense of running the same must be more. Every one of our readers no doubt remembers that memâ€" orable day in September. 1878, when the Government of Mr. Mackenzie was defeated at the polls, and what was the cause of his defeat it may he asked. Was it that he was found fault with in the amount of money expended in run- ning the Government? No. but rather that he had not the confidence of the people; Cartwright, his Minister of Finance, could help the country only so far as a fly-onâ€"thevwhcelâ€"policy would help it. The Americans, our next door neighbors, were flooding our marketm with their articles of manufacture which were interfering with the labor of our; own people. Mr. Mackenzie, when he was appealed to. would or could do nothing, and the only help for the coun- try was in a change of Government. So the change was brought about ; the country obtained confidence, our busi- ness men ventured and extended their business, the people once more were hopeful for the future. The Hon. Mr. Mackenzie is now running for Parlia~ ment for East York. The people of that riding are being appealed to in his behalf on the plea that the Hon. gentle- man should be returned to the seat beâ€" cause he is in bad health and that he is an honest man, and we might add be- cause he was five ymrs in power in (Mr tawa and during that time proved a failure. On the other hand. fiir John TRAIN TIME. 'A. Macdouald has been successful in governing the country. He has given us a policy that has ilé‘iptd the manufacâ€" turerand the mechanic. he has built the Canada Pacific railway and given communication from the Atlantic to the Pacific, he successfully contended with a rebellion in the North “Wet. and brought the same to a successful iSsue and instigators thereof to punishment. The Hon. gentleman is now in his seventyâ€"second year and appeals to the people of the Dominion for the last time to return him once more as the Premier of' the country Is he deserving of this confidence? Has he worked so well and so faithfully that he can with confidence appeal to the good feelingr 01‘ his coun- trymen to place him once more at. the head of affairs? We hope, We trustI his appeal will not be in vain. Secession in the east must be put out. With Mr. Blake to the from our esteemed friends in Nova Scotia hope to accomplish their ends. Are the electors of Ontario? Are the electors of West. York desirous this should be brought about? We call upon them to cast their ballots marked for N. 0. Wallace, a man and a gentleman who has faithfully served them and who is willing again to go to Parliament to do his best for the good of his constituents. The Montreal Gazette 'forecasts the result of the election thus :â€"“ British Columbia, the North-West Territories and Manitoba electing fifteen members will send fourteen to sustain Sir John Macdonald; Ontario will send a majority of not less than ten and in all probabilâ€" ity fifteen to twenty; Quebec will do better than in the late Provincial contest; New Brunswick will return more than two to one Conservatives; Nova Scotia at the worst will contribute a majority ; and Prince Edward Island will certainly declare as emphatically for the Govern- ment as five years ago. We make this prediction not as a hapâ€"hazard one. but from information gathered from every section of Canada. in not a single Province will Mr. Blake be able on February 22nd, to count amajority of supporters. Nothing. indeed, is certain in this life but death and taxation, but. ifs third surety can be had it is the continuance in ofice of the present Gov- eminent.” Wu: ajnrk 3mm. Richmond HIII. Ont. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NO T1019 T0 S U 85 CRIBERS. GOING NOBTB‘ 10 20 SDU’I’H‘ 1146 12 63 11 57 12 10 12 30 12 42 12 63 1 50 106 714 655 2537875 5103454. ‘656667 On the let of June, 1874, the Globe thus writes of Mr. Cartwright’s speeches on the finances : - “ Since the member for Lennox and Avidington has, by a little figuring. suc- ceeded so much to his own satisfaction in confuting his own opinion of a year ago. We would suggest that he should keep himself at the figuring business. His party is just now in need of the services of a man good at mixing and muddling.” The I'Wekly Globe 0f the 24th ofJuly, 1876, thus discourses of' him :- " The Finance Minister's speech on introducing his Budget was certainly his finest effort. and completely carried the House with him." l SIR.â€"To better accomplish this boon 1to Canada I think the Gorernment yshould take over all liquor selling after giving two years time for Hotel keepers 1to quit the business, and allowing part ‘compensation in some cases where it jwould appear morw‘ just. Some would ‘uot ask for compensmion very likely. iThen make anotherjump two years. :after that close all such liquor maria land give us Prohibition. The Govern 'ment during the two years to charge twentv five cents a glass for good liquor land 10 cean for beer. That. would lamp heating and wean tipplers from 1::â€" l cessive drinking greatly. What, a vast difi‘erence it makes when aman is in Opposition and when in favor At the first date mentioned, Mr. Cartwright was acting: with Sir John Mncdnnaid, and lwn yours after he was the Finance Minister of the Macâ€" kenzie Government. An Obstlnate Case. “ In 1he spring of ’83 I was nearlv dead. as everybody around my neighborhood knows. My tvouhle was caused by obeliu nate consiipalion. Une bullle of Burdock Blond Bitters cured me enlirelv” This stalemenl is made by Waller Stimson, of Corrie, Unt. Prohlbmon In Two Jumps. To the Editor of the Herald: SIR.â€"I notice by the Mail of Wed-- nesday last, that Civil Service Ofiicers in the Ottawa District are about to be dismissed providing Mr. Blake comes into power. Now. sir, I would like to know what will become of the Postmaster in Maple providing Blake does not get. into power, as the political meetings which are fre - quently held at the Office in order to make capital against Si. John A Mac-- donald, are unjust to the Government that appointed him, (the P. and should certainly be stopped. More anon. Hole and Comer Meetmgs. To the Editor ofthe Herald : Maple, Feb. 2nd, 1887. l N. P. Mackenzie and Cartwright would not. listen to the manufacturers. Sir lJt-hn on the contrary did. and promised l if llt' came to power to defend the inâ€" ldustrit‘s of Canada against the cheap lstnff with which the Yankees flooded lthe markets of the Dominion. Has he lfaithl'uily kept the promise which he leave? Not even his enemies can deny ibut that he has eottscivntiously fulfilled 1his duty It' the people again place their ltt'ustin him and his party the N P. {will be quite Sale. For the men who itinstitutttd the present state of prosperity l amongst us. are not likely to destroy it. lTlte Giit party are divided into three factions on the suhjrct, One advocates t'ree trading under all and every circum- stance. and considers that all plOIt'CllVC duties are l‘nlty, Another declares the National Policy delirious I rather think 3 that they thvt’tiselves have great need to] go to M, l’asleur‘ There is still theI llllltd which stands ltesitatingly between ; the two extremesâ€"giving- a halfâ€"hearted isupport to it, yet afraid to declare itself; la protectionist. In consideration of the 'difl‘erence in opinion in the Gtit party, we would ask, is it not, in accordance with the best interests ot’the Dominion to put in power a government that. alâ€" wats have and always will stand by the ;N R, or to put in power men who will ; not promise either to support the present i system of protection or to abolish it, hit who having always done all in their ‘t power against protection it is but fair to assume will. it' they should get into ofiice‘ ;mix and muddle things in such a man~ trier as to prove to the world the truth of lwhat was once said by the Globe about ‘M r. Cartwright who will most assuredly ‘;be Finance Minister it" the reins of nflice l are given into the hands of Edward l Blake. l t l l Simâ€".Now that it is decided that thel Dominion Elections are to come ()5 in: February, the lending issue. in the conâ€"l flict will he the National Policy. Ever since Sir John Mncdonald instituted that system of protection it has continued with but few changes, such as were thought needful to the interests of the country. That the N. P. has proved of great service to the country no one can deny. New vigor and energy have been instilled into every part. of commerce. The agricultural interests and through them the manufacturing interests have been incalculably benefited. For all these geod results the people are indebted to the Conservatives; “'0 stagnation which was experienced while Mackenzie was in power has been Well counteracted by the To {he Editor of the Herald. Jun. 29th. 1887. Are you disturbed at night and broken 0! your rest by it sick child suffering and crying with pain at cutiiug teeth ? If so, send at once and get a bottle of Mus WINSLow‘s SooTHING 8331;? FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. Its Vulue is incalcul- able It will relieve the poor little sufferer inn-- mediater Depend upon it, mothers. there is no mistake about it. It cures dysentery and. Clint- rhea. regulates the stem 11.011 and bowels. cures wind colic, softens the gums. reduces inflammav tion, and gives tone and enemy to the whole system. Mns WINSLow's SooTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING iupleumnt to the tastemid is the prescription of one of the nldest and best female nurses and physicians in the United States. and is for sale by all dmggists through-- out the world Price twenty-five cents a bottle Be sure and ask for “MRS Wixuow's 5001an a;va " apd take {10 other limi- Opinion Changes. ADVICE TO MOTHERS Yours, etc., TEMPERANCE. PEEK--A--B00. MECHANIC (From our own Correspondent.) Last Saturday evening the proprietors [of the Metropolitan Rink held their first ~fanoyâ€"dress Carnival of the season and it is estimated that fully three hundred were present. The Richmond Hill band enlivened the proceedings and under the able leadership of Prof. John Sharp acâ€" quitted themselves very creditably ; the skaters being especially well-pleased with l the tunes rendered. Visitors from To- }ronto. Eglinton. Newton Brook, Willow- . dale, Thornhill, and a very large number lfrom your owu pretty village, took adâ€" vantage of the occasion to spend an onâ€" joyable evening. a It is impossible for us to give a comâ€" plete list of the masqueraders owing to ‘ tickets with name and character repre- sented not being handed in at door, so we will have to draw largely on our memory. Mr. Dunn represented a"fire-l man." Mr. and Mrs J. Morgan well sustained their characters as “ Gent and lady from New York. Mr Joseph French acted well as n “ clown." Miss Lackie as “Red Ridingâ€"Hood” well performed her part. Misses Dunn as ” Sisters of Charity,” Miss Long as " Goddess of night," Miss Carruthers, “ Highland Lassie," Miss Bales and ‘ Miss Jnckson in “Sunday costume.” Mr Carruthers as " old man,” Mr Long. “ Soldier" with the usual number of nogroes, clowns, etc , made a sight well [pleasing to the eyes. We must not for- l get to make special mention of Mr Fish 1 in his caricature as Poundmaker. It 'mav be interesting to your readers to 'lmnw that. the suit worn by Mr Fish was Eat one time owned by Poundmaker him- tself’. It appears that Mr Fish, with 1 l others, while travelling across the prairie l with a train of provisions during the late lrebellion was captured by Poundmnker l and for a time was his prisoner. Upon lhis release Poundmnker had taken such {I liking to him that he made him a pres- ltu: of one of his suits us a memento of‘ ibis regard for him. . . i , .A‘ The rink was nicely decorated with evergreens, mottoes. &c., which speaks well for the taste of the young ladies of Lansing. The management may we” be satisfied with their success in this their first Carnival. and it is to be hoped that ere long they wiil give us another chance to display our abilities in this line. The sleighing is very poor around here but with every prospect of its be- coming better. - H1 1 11., Mr‘Savage‘ of your village and Mr Sanderson of Toronto, paid our burg a visit last Thursday. More anon. Meeting of the School Board was he‘d in the Council Chamber on Wed_nesday. Presentfl Messrs. Trench, Duncan Naughton, McConaghy, Savage, Brown Glass, Lynett and Switzer. unnca, “Jun..- a...“ "nuâ€"v" The Secretary took the chair and called for nominations for chairman for the year. After nine nominations were made and considerable law thereon quoted and after a Vast amount of dis-- quisition upon the subject, Mr. Brown was declared elected Chairman for the year Mr. Brown returned thanks. The next officer to be nppoi the Secretary. Mr. Trench thought the Treasurer and Secretary conld be united in one person as Mr. Switzer had considerable work to do, and we could not very well under the law give him any compensa . (ion. but if there was anything in the handling of the money thnt would be beneficial he ought to have it. After several ot'the members had expressed their opinions, Mr. Switzor stated he 4 " ' r“ -r r I,:“ ...... T,” , would prvfer taking the Seerelaryship another year than unite the two oflices in one. He wnsunanimously appointed The Treasurer was the nexi Von the carpet and this like the Chairmanship met with considerable anmum of'chaffing upon the part of the members, it fell to the Int of Dr. Wilson. The next nuhjt-ct for serious consid. eration brought forward was the Com-- mince of Management No person seemed inclined to want it. A! last it fell to the fate of Messrs. McConaghy, Lynett and Savage to be the favorites. Minutes of last meeting were then read. Mr. Duncan ohjvcted to the minutes. The}; were pusned. however. Communication frum Mr. Fotheringâ€" ham about the attendance of' the lunch» ore at the Convention. Communications from M H. Kemvr, Messrs Jackson and Fotheringhmn Were read. MI: Lynett hrouuht torwmd thensunl subjch for discussion " better tevmn for the outside" without coming to any de- cided stops to settle the matter. roux 1v Cuss x CLAIB n C Jm‘mie A|bin Louie Schell F. Ella Wilson Maggie Sharp .1. Wislie Davis Duck McNair D. Phoebe Soulen (T‘nnie Powell Minnie Sunles Carrie Wilson For Nettle Ruthlching Piles.Ringwnrm Eruptions, and ull Ikm diaeaega, use Prof. how‘s Sulphur Soap. The fnlluwing ifihe Honor Roll of {hp Richmond Hill Public School for the mtrnth of January :â€" H Glover F. Maudie L. anierbnrz 1‘, William: A 1 Cuss A 2 (‘lnns Phoebe Soulen Walker Hall (T'nm'e Powell Jerrv Robinson Minnie Sunles Wib' Skvele Carrie Wilson Maggie Glover J Falconbridge E. A SPRAGGE. Principal. run» )1 Samoa 111 Jmmm A men 3 home Burris W Suvage Elbe] Switzer Merrin Wilson F lledditl Jennie Wiley Lily Clifford F Sheppard Edith Swuzer T. M. RUTnExrunD. teacher. 708M 111 February Int, 1887. Samoa E‘Be mléetiug then adjourned. Board of Education. SCHOOL REPORTS. Lansing. A. MCLAI‘GELAN FOR]! I JUNIOR E McConnell A, Savage W. Snwlser W. Clifford M. WILEY. Teacher. appointed was Cmss III F‘. Hurtison l. Mhhimey ). Williams . Teacher. THE Aunt Jemima. Cakes for sale at Kirkby's. 25 LBS Good Raisins for 81.00 at the Concrete. WHO promised the man two pounds often to vote at the last election and did not keep their promise ? A. F. & A M.â€"Richmond Lodge, A. F. & A. M., wili meet on Monday evening next, 71h insh. 7.30 p m. NEW Era Baking Powder with presâ€" ents at the Fire Proof. W. C. T. UNION.â€"â€"The next. meeting of the W, C. T. U. will be held at the reuidence of Mrs‘ W. A. Sanderson on Tuesday 8th inst., at 4 p. m. ON account of the extreme cold weather,the monthly cattle fair on Wedâ€" nesday East. did not amount too much, as both the attendance and quantity of stock was very small A FEW more of those splendid Persian Lamb Caps at the Concrete offered at tremendous reductions. THE Army had a grand Jubilee in their barracks here on Tuesday night last, and on Wednesday a large number ofthe soldiers went to Toronto to at- tend a Halleluiub \Vedding in the Temple. A SUCCESSFUL CARNIVALâ€"The grand Skating CarniVul held at Lansing on Saturday evening lasr, was a grand suc 0935, n Full repmt of which will he found in another column from our Lansing correspondent. SEE the nice Colored 44 piece Tea Sets at the Concrete for 32.00. and the China Sets for $4.00. ordinary price 36. MR. B. Grennnn, of the Cheap Cash House, is at present stock-taking, con-- sequently he is offering special induce - ments in prices in Wimer Goods 8038' Suits, Overcome. Ludies' Fine Mzmtles, 8:0. 8:0. See change of advertisement. WoR'rH I{Nome.â€"â€"'l‘he way to keep your window from being enameled with f'rost, is to rub lhem once or twice a week with a rug dipped in glycerine. This has been found to be the only Way to keep shop windows clean The disâ€"- covery is a very simple one, so try it. IS unity desirable in a household? Suppply it with W. Atkinson’s pure fragrum Unity Tea. BoYs FROM ENGLANDâ€"Dr. Burnar < do, of' Lnndnn, England. is sending out, the first week in March, 200 Boys. (ages 10 in 16 and upwards) for farm labour and other employment. Those desirous (>f’sccminq such lwlp are reâ€" cnmmvndcd to apply early to Mr. Edâ€" ward Duff, Dr. Bnnmrdn’s Hume. Peter- boromzl), who will furnish all necessar) particulars. MASS MEETING. » A Mass Mt’t’ling ofthe electm‘sof' the East and West lidings nf‘Ym‘k will be held in the Masonic Hull Bichmnnd Hill, Fm Tues- day, the 8th February. at 2 30 p. m. Mr. A. Boulthee Mr N. 0‘ Wallace and the Hon. Than. Whi e, MiniMer ol‘ the Interim, will addrosa the meeting. The Hon. AltX Mackenzie. Dr. Lynd and their friends are invited to be pres- ent. A portion of the hull will he re- servad for the ladies whose attendance is politely requested. CHINA Tea Sets, Ivory Tea Sets, Coloured Tea Sets. at the Concrete, cheapest in the County of York. THE Carnival Number which is being issued this week by the Montreal Witâ€" zwss. will, we believe, command a moat nnprvcvdemed sale, as it is published at the extrvmelv low price of' 15 Cents, or two copies For ‘35 centsâ€"all free by post. It is to contain 24 pages, literally CI'ant-d with excellent colored pictures and enâ€" gravings of' the principal scenes of the Carnival, correctly as well as beautifully executed. The idea of sending two copies at such a reductiun is :1 capital one; everybody can affnrd to buy one copy to keep. and at least one other to send to friends at a distance. AT Grennan’s Cheap Cash House any of the following for $1:- 30 lbs Rice: 58 Bars Laundry Soap; 20 lbs Beauti- ful Bright Sugar; 16 lbs Standard Granulated Sugar; 47 lbs Oatmeal; 47 lbs ()mnmenl; 14 lbs Choice Valmvcia Raisins; 25 yards Grey Cotton; 7 yds Grey Flannel; 9 yards Heavy Cloth Dress Goods; 9 yards Hemp Carpet. THE Maurizio â€"'l‘he Grit meeting last nith ( VVL-dneh'day ) was largely at- tended 'l'hc meetingr Was addres‘ed by Dr. Lynn, tho Ilcl'ortn candidate for “lost York G. Bl Smith M. I’. I" for East York and Peter Ryan of To- ronto, in the interests 01' the Hon. Alex Mackenzie who was unable to attend ‘through illnes‘s Neither Mr. Boulthoc, ‘Conpervmive candidate for East Yotk, ‘nor Mr Wallace attended the meeting, lalthouuh public invitation was giVen to lllwm to be prt-sent. These public invi-- tntions to opponents asa rule are not tsatisl'actory as the oppmition are gener - lally sandwiched in and confined to time lWhiGll is not pleasant at least to the op»- lposition speakers. Mr. Wallace and, we :suppttsc, Mr. BUUlleB will addresn (meetings here later on in the campaign. iMr. Peter Ryan. we are bound to say, ‘mnde a urnnd effort, from his- point 01' fview, and he was very generous to the 1Gt.»verhtnettt where he thought it Would lcost him norhing. Ontario, one would ‘thlnk. was the whole Dominion from the lan he spoke and the amount of taffy 1he gave to the honest Conservatives was lwitltout stint. Although Mr. Ryan it... _fortned the mef’ting last. night that he was an Englishman. the blarney set-med to come its natural from his tongue as it' he had been imbibing of it. from the old stone we are accuelomed to hear about. Mr Trench acted as chairman and t. e order no one could ct mplain of Sevvral ladies graced the building with their presence and no doubt gave considerable eclat to the proeeedings, which closed l t | l l about the hour of eleven o'clock with the ‘ ,otI,A I, Chickens, per pa: Butter. lb r0118 Eggs, fresh, doz Potatoes, per but Apples per harm Onions, green, p( Cribbage, per ( annips, por but )orrots, per bag Hay pentonn . Stmw per, 1.011..“ Q k ‘2 A Mass 7 EAST A MAS; Riotâ€"1t Tuesd MR. A. MR. 1‘ HON. '] Minister of t Mootng The ] LYN D. and their 5 portion‘of the A_-A .4 usual vote of thanks. LOCAL ITEMS. DRESS Goods sold at a great reducâ€" tion at Crosby's. THE Young Ladies' Journal for Feb- ruary for sale at the HERALD store. GREEN Wonn, Beech and Maple, has been contracted for the schools at. $3 90 per cord. THE SCHOOL Bonn will meet on the first Monday in the month an a regular day for meeting, SPLENDID Mixed Pickles in bulk at the Concrete 200m per quart. THE Temperance Hall has been per manemly hired by the School Board for a lengthened term for lheJuuior division of the public school. WE have been handed by a friend a copy of a new paper called the Streets- ville Review, and we must. say that. the first number presentsa very good ap- pearance, being well printed and havinz a good show of advertisemenm. May it succeed. is our wish. MEETING.-TO--m0rrow, Friday evenâ€" inz, at 7 30 p.m., the Fire Brigade will hold its monthly meeting, at which all members are requested to be present, 23. 21, 20.18 and 16 lbs of Sugar at the Concrete for $1 00 PERSONALBuâ€"Mr. ’I‘. H. Redditt was called away suddenly on Tuesday last, to Montreal, on account of the ill ness 9fhis sister in that city. * * * Mesws G, McLean and 11. Peach. of Meuf‘nrd. spvnt several days visiting here this week * * * Messrs. A. S. Putter- son. D. C Page and several others left for “700than on Monday last, where they will now be permanently settled. Gum’s CARNIVAL NUMBER â€"This, the publishers say, will be the finest publiamion ever issued frnm their estabâ€" lirlmxenr. The special features will be cnrmrms in five colors, with golri borders, tlw duul'le page centre-piece being one nf J. W. Bengnnuh's finest and funniest concepts Subscribersto Grip get this Camival Number free; to others the price will be len cents. 1‘ will be dated February 12th. Get it. Address GRIP, Toronto. ANOTHER Lot of those beautiful Din- ner Sets in transit for the Concrete direct from the manufacturer. See the Sets on hand for 88.00 Humown's OINTHENT ARD Pinupâ€"4A: winter ndvanepsnnd 1h». weather becomes mare and mm? ilmlemanl mud trying lhx- sun-lies: evidences of il|~ health must he im» medialely checked uv-d removed, or a slight illness may wsulr in n swinns mal‘ndv. Rw- laxed and son? Ihrum. quimey. influenza, (-hrnnic cough, hrnncbitis. and must other pulmmmrv afl‘r-cxions will be relirwd by rubbing Ilfia cunl Uimmc‘nl into Ihe Rklll as nearly us practicable to ihu awn! of mist-hi F This hemmenl. simy-lo- yer eth-mivv. is ad“ um».th allulllfid fur the removal of lhue dun-mos dunng infancy and yuulh ()Ld uslhmnlic il.vulxds will derive marvellnus rplivl' {rum Ihe use of Hullnwny'u remedies. whlch have wonderfully reliI-vr‘d many such null'wms, and rh-rumblihhed healih after evm'y other menxue’had aiglmlly failed. chk Relief. “One hhlllu uf Hilgyfll'd'fl PPclornI Balsam ('med me of 3 Sure throat and loss uf \‘Hice. Unelliul rvlinved nu- when all mher nwdicine failnd.” gays Miss J. Mew Lead, Bellfuunlnin, Um. The Best Taken. “I had djfij‘f‘llb‘ill Mr u long lime. Wan enlively cuvpd hy Iwo bonles Burdock Blond Ihtlexs. The best medicine for reggululing and invigmming Ihe system I had Lever tak» en.” F. 1’. Tnnner, Neebing 1’. 0 , Unt. A Farr Proposition. There could be no offrrmuxe I'ai'r than; Ihm nf th pmpriemrs of Hugymd's Yel-- low Oil. who have long off-Arm] to refund evt-ry cent expende tor lhal remevy if it fails tngive salisfuclion on fair trial fur IhPlllIHHiSIYI, neuralgia, sore films! and all painful compluinls. HEAns'rmMcAcmmm.~At the Mnnso. on the lat. just, by the Rev. 1‘. (71111191011. Alexander Hannah of Edgely, to Elizabeth Florence Mc- Ae‘lwrn, 01' Hope. Bnrley do Outs, Lu, Yeas do , .. Dressed Hogsmer 100 It; Chickens, per pair ‘ Butter. 11) rolls Eggs, fresh, (102 . . Potatoes, per bag . Apples per harm] .. Onions, green, per doz. Cabbage, per do ’l‘nrnips, per bag . )urmts, per bag Hay permon” .. Strmv per, ton Dr. Law’s Worm Syvup will remove Warns mud cause, quicker than any other Medicine. \Vheut full, new, per bush Spring do Bnrlov do M SS MEE'I‘ING Minister of the Interior. will Adam“ the Moat/.ng The HON ALEX MCKENZIE. DR. LYND- andfiheir Sriépdw‘? m“??? Perm" Tuesday, Feb. MR. A. BOULTBEE, MR. N. C. WALLAQE EAST AND WEST YORK Xfir‘iio? 3:71;; Rikâ€"{131i i); {ééefiéd for Oh. La dieg. whose attendance 1: polihaIy requested, MASONIC HALL. RICHMOND HILL H ON. THUS. WHITE. LOCAL ITEMS. gm: gtlvnrtis-‘rmmtz. TH E M A BK ETS A Mass Meeting of the electnra of PRICES AT FAI‘MERS‘ WAGGON‘ TOlCUN'r()r THUusDAY. Feb. 3, 1351 “DI ARIRJED Will be held in the At 2.30 p. m, ALD THE ~05}- $ 0 90 . 0 83 0 48 35 .. 53 . 6 UO 45 22 ‘15 85 ‘0 l2 0 84 59 36 55 o 50 60 25 30 \ \ 0 175 9 00 7 (.0 ‘25 3 0|! 2 "0 0 50 60 15 60 10 50 Stock-Taking Sale ! WINTER GOODS! BOYS’ SUITS 81. OVE RCOATS Which We are selling: ()H'at ridiculolts figures, bvglnning‘ at $1.50 each, Ladies ! You ought to see thv low-1y lot of Wool Shawls WP are selling at 80c on the 5g; 1 Piles of Drags Gouda: going at a great sacrifice f Good Melton (Sloth at only 100 a yard. We have a few nit-e patterns of all \xrnol 'i‘wveds \xhich we are selling at 450 a yard. You (-an get a good suit mud!) to orderfnr i512, and luts of nthvr things whirl‘r we haw: not room to mention ht re, but if you want EARVfilh-FO O‘l'Iâ€"E'SD 813%» 1373. G A 3 N5 3" Come right along Grand valnv i=n Crucerivs l‘ 16 lbs. heist Granulated \‘ugnr, '20 lbs. erflltf and ‘22 lbs NHL ium Sugar for $1 rnch. 5% Bars ank Lann- dry Swap fur $1. 47 lbs. Hal or (‘om Meal fur $1. hpvcial value- in 'l‘eas. EXCELLENT GOODS G'E'fififii: STOCK 9F “GROQERIES CHEAP "CASH- My Stock of BUUTS 8L SHOES is ufa superior quai- iiy, and the prices will surprise you. Always on hand. Drop in and inspect The Stuck. .rxrvr‘l\i" [1 11 A ONTARIO HOUS Bargains In Every Department. CHINA AND GRANITE WARE CLEARING SALE Winter Dry Goods As this is our Stock-taking month we are offering speci’aij inducements in prices of " ENNW CHE CASH HOUSE! I wish Direct from the manufa LADIES’ FINE MANTLES W» EST YORK ! NEGLARKE WALLACE ‘ TRADE} 1 In Sugars, Teas, (Tnffiree, Raisins. Currants, Oranges, Figs, Lemons. 8Lc., expressly for HOUSE OF COMMONS Great bargains Season. .] FOR WEST YORK. â€"â€"<<$>8<§‘@'§>Wâ€"< NOMINATION ON 15TH FEE, AND POLLING ZZND FEB. 1887. Your Vote and Influence are Respectfully Requested for the Reuelcction of Which are away down in price, and a few To reduce the: stock, We have a lot of to state 10 my friends and custnmers that I have TO THE FREE & INDEPENDENT BLEETDRS Now Going (In. Splendid . GRENNAN. AS MEMBER OF THE s in Own-mats for 1ho balam-e of‘flw Jud ()pt'xwd, allutlH-r shipment ui' \\ hich I intend to sell G BEAT AT THE "acturers, selling at wholesale prices. AT TBE-â€"â€"â€"-â€"- WM. ATKINSON. JOSEPH H. H A LI