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BAREAINS IN READY MABESUITS MW] IIVEMMTS. New Prints, New Ginghams, New Cretonnes, New Shirt-- ings, New Cottonades, Grey 86 White Cottons. A Great Drive in Colored Cotton Shirtings. New Tweeds and W0rsteds! Choice patterns and splendid value, made to order in first-class style and a perfect fit guar- anteecl. CHEAP FUR CASH. My Stock of Bf HTS & \‘HOES is ufa superior qual- ity. and the prices will surprise you. Always on hand. Drop in and inspect the Stuck. Spring Goods GRENNANS , Cheap Cash “House 1 DOMINION URGANS AND PIANOS, Most Reliable House EXCELLENT GOODS GENUINE STOCK OF GROCERIBS My Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries,&c. FIRST PRIZE GOLD MEDAL A LARGE & SPLENDID STOCK The Winter Season ONTARIO HOUSE You can buy the Dominion Organs or Pianos on Humorous. The most humorous man is not alwayl T}! E EAsY INSTALMENT PLAN 1 the happiest; the man who has scrofulous humor or any obstinate humor of the blood. v ‘ i y , ‘ v . , ‘ ' l, ' WEI. F I“ G, )does not feel very Inn: y at least not qul .he is cured, which. by [be way, Burdock Blood Bitters will do in the most trouble- MAIN-STREET. ' "9 MARKHAM-.some of blood bumore The, Fire Proof , Best in the Worid. Over all International Uompetitors,def‘eziling the best. instruments in the world NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION ! Prices are so placed that taking quality into consideration they ‘Will favorably compare with those who profess more than they can honestly perform. High- est price pald for butter and eggs. I wish to state to my friends and customers that I have a TOTHE FRONT AGAIN "As. usual at this season of the year. Choice GROCERIES at the Closest Prices in thetrade In Sugars, Teas, Coffeee, Raisins. Currants, Oranges, Flgs, Lemons, Sun, expressly for In the Trade. Parties will please give me a call and ' interview ATHE DOMlNION. L Have just been awarded the Of Goods Suitable for “hich I intend to sell May be found at the Has been proved to be the AT THE â€"-â€"-â€"-â€" TH E ISAAC CRnSBY. JOSEPH H. HALL. B. GREN NAN. I'he last "(-1 was verv significant It, wiH make n0 difi'vrence nnw with Mr Tram-r whelhm- thy Mann": unnfi-mu m' raj-cm him “P can lmmllv th the ' flive. receive lh“ fees. and be £119 livcurdflr in reulily as lung as Preside-m CIPVPland’B term lasis. if nn nthnr nmunihluwnt he mudP. The simule under which ho WHS tap-- pol-.Ipd Dunn-y has no pnraHel in th Unin Sums lumend n1" 1hr: «.fi'ive exniring wilh 1hsa p-ivvcilml, us is mun] wilh deuuxivs th MW npvtiallv prnwdes lhnl Ilu- l)omny - lb-cn der «If Depds shall hnld ufiicv u-IIH u new Rmcuudwr sh II have bet-n anpuinlei 1‘iliznns of 2119 District of Cniumhia whn nhjncled In the Prusidenl's anpnintmnn! of n stranger to he! Iiwir Recnlder nl Deeds, are of cum-ea loud in limit dPnunvifllinn of hm secmnd l-fli-nse. " Pig-handed." " oh" slimm" mid " onwardlv." are Some of lhe udjt-clives which 'mwe been "and m express thix' npinirm nf his course in regard In Ihis mnlwr. Inn-rpm in 1119 case of Ihe anmu appointee wns im-renEPd hr Iht-I fuel Ihnl the sump duv he nrrivwi in Washington Ihv Sena'e mmmitlm noted adverst upon his nomination. and thn line. retiring nfiiver. from Albany. Mr. Munhvws. appointed him |)ep:1l\- RH:de of Dyeds 11"!” in being kept 'hth in lhe usual Way. In Washington th fashionable world marks Ih-- dlfl'mH-cra mnre sly-nnylv Ihnn in mmu plm-en. Heiizinn hem is more the nlndP. Many [\Pople go In church on uH-k days du-in: LPM A ("W even wfiuiu fmm hulls fur tony days as well as cards and lhf-ulrvs It was rumnrml Ihm n mvaange of com- plain! frnm the While House had somelhing :0 do wnh starting businvns At any rule there was a murvelnua change in prncppdu in '3 all hl once. The nhsh'uclinnists he" came concilimorv. lwn nflhe largest ap- proplialirm hills passpd Ihe Hnuse. several o‘hm- meusures aquully imnnrmm were pm right Ihruu-thhe Senate responded wiIhuul n mnlrpm'u delny, aslnnishing magnesia was mudP in hmh ends of the Capitol. and flu- snare ovn an extra Session was all for nmhing The Forty-Ninth Congress adjourns tn" day at preciselv twnlve n'cluck. It leaves a very fair record of us¢ful wark It has donnmnny things which it ought not to have dune and left undmm many things which it should have done. but it has also dun» muny things well. many things, which its nwdocasanrs neglected tn do It leaves uh.qu 2.000 measures on thv calendars uf the two Humps as unfinished buyinpss. but this was tube oxpected Many nf them are of an entirely private character and alqu nnt haw been thl‘e. Only ahnut one-Jouth oflhem are of natiunul import-- mme. Aboul RWPPk ago. so many importnnl hills wme bf‘hiv-d that m. thm session swmed im‘vimhle. The Senate wmx beta! - ins: Ike Hmme us a slump"! while xlw Hnuse was vilifiing the Smmle as n spend-- Ihrifl. Mr. Randall. 11m ('hui man of 1h" yum! Appropriations (‘nmmnlve was sullvu and silent. Mr Holman. Iha "2er 0h» jucmr,” wm parsis'vnlly (vhjr-Ning to even- Ihivw. lewd-4" Rwd of lhv RPUIII'IHI'RII sidi- wmz j'lkllllj uhnlll Hu- mum Gussitm Hm! Ihp Dmnvcvms war» ml lhe {mint of haw-lint: themselsz in)“ un “(m-nun! nf HHPgPd I12?" "953 Sme Edvmlxds was declaring ihul his mud of thp ('mdml wmnld procmad wilh impnr'nm him: dc-lihunnely If it look all summer. Mind the Speaker was in a greal suspense. Foun'ru CLASS SH: 111 W Remnan Clam Rnnd (7 Conth Willie Conmbs J Mnnkman Bertie (Jonmbs Smme Fuss PART 11 A firmth Hallie Rumble S Ness “'nshingh-n is nvmfluwing now wilh vinimrs. Th9 hmvls mv so crnwdnd that «we are nlacvd in the hallwa' s for tho Inc-- cnmmudnlinn nl' gummy. The crowd in larger than it has hpen at any time‘ during vhn nus! wintr-r Ihnununds of exuursimuisla having come timing the last week uf Con - grvss In remain until after lhn adjournmmit. 0f cnmse the Pv-esidmn has to shake hands will: all lhrso sight-seeing visimra. and as the last mm of a nvssinn are the busiest of his Ievm [be during of hospitaliw have be?!) presaing rather heavily upon him. He has not. failed. however, to Cums down to lhe Ens! Room at the appuinted hour on three duvs of the week. as usual, and shake hands Don't Do It. Dnn'1rack and ruin yourlungs with :1 light harrowing, dislrvssing cough. when n wa dnsvs of Hugyurri's Pvclnrnl Bulsnm wiH loosen the phlegm, nnnthe If]? irritation and him! the sore lhroat and brunchiul pipes. and ma" avert lhut destructive disease, consumption. M. Wmn'. Teacher. CLASS 1 Cmss u CLASS 111 Rose Law L Schell Freddie Harrison Jimmie Albin J McNair Roy Andrews Herb Hooper M Sharp H McKenzie A. MOLAUGBLAN. Teacher. Honor Roll for Jefferson for February: Foun’m (‘mss SEN. 3RD Geo Newbery Parry Gamble Gracie Newbery Effie Gumble Fred Robinson Percy Playm- JUN 3RD Rireie Dnuell \‘vm. Cfll’son Flovie Morison JUN 3!") 22m (fuss Rireie Dnuell Edith Gormun Wm. Carson JnmwsGumble Flovie Morison Lillie Gurness J. C. RUTHERFORD, Teacher. The {nilowing is the report of f‘nrrville Public School for the month of Febvuury: uuvn u. um "crn. nu uhufll, unu SHHKE minus wi:h the people who have assembled there for that purpose. ‘ Samoa. Lottie anper Hurry Glover Maggie Anslvy Lvnnie Benson Herbie Soules Harry §nnderson Herbie Sanderson Louie Harrison Merrill Wilson Efiie McNuir A 1 CLASS Minnie Soules Carrie Wilson Walker Hall thhe Sonics Emma Siver The following is the Honor Roll for the Richmond Hill Public Schonl for the month ending Fplrrmry :â€" March 4th. 1887. Smmm 1n Our Washington Letter. c ncnnnl tor Ine month or Febvuury: (mu CLASS Sun 111 Jl'N m mman Clam Rnnd M Melliah nth Willie Conmbs L Rumble nkman Bertie (Jonmbs R, Bone ND Fuss PART u [51‘ Cmsn omhs Halliekumhle J Schsll nigh! WiHIc Whiny T Rumble SCHOGL REPORTS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I '. John Falconhridge Maggie Glover E. A. Sruch, Principal. Juxmn A' ’ JUNIOR 3. n J McKenzie E Swiizer" a E Reddiu E Switzer E Sheppard M Albin T. M. RUTHERFORD, Teacher. JUNIOR r John Hutchinson Ella McConnell y Elia Brown 1 Eflie Benson I C Hutchinson J. E. 'I'YNDAIJ.‘ 5 A2 Cuss George Sims Wib Skeele Garnet Duncan ‘ Cook Woods .. Teacher. 'The venrly subsrription to the "DAILY WIT- mass" is $31M, and tn the " WEEKLY WITNESS" $100, un ndditioxml 10 cents to be sent in either case “line picture he desired. JOHN DoUG'A'LIJ'sZEO‘NJfibfihiiXL The“ NORTHERN MESSENGER" is evev gaining in popularity, and is still "THE CHEAPEST IL- LUSTRAT'ED PAPER PUBLISHED ” Prizes of Books and Money are given so those who canvass for it. Price only 300 a year, with reductions to clubs. Sample copies sent to any who may requestthem JOHN DOUGALL & SUN, MONTREAL. You can possibly have in your family is the MONTREAL “ Wri‘NEss.“ which gives more profit able and interesting reading matterhns more fearless and intelligent editorials. and is, in all respects, one of the most reliable {mi newsy journals on this continent ’1 here are, now-u» days, unfortunately. button few newspapers thnt can be admitted into the sanctity of the family hearth, but the " \"ITNESS" is one of the few. Though full of enterprise in the matter of news. it n‘ ver admits into its columns anything which could possibly injure Ihe min of even the young- est of its readers, “bile i s Question and Answer Department, in which queries on nil subjecis of general interest are replied to hv competent authorities. r- nders it of the greatest possible value to all its subscribers. To commernerute the fiftieth year of Quuen Victoria's reign over the British Empire, the publishers of the " WIT-- nnss" are giving to all subscribers to that paper â€"â€"either new I r renewingâ€"who send ten cents in addition to their subscription, a magnificent This fine portrait in highly spoken of by many prominent Uunudiuns who huve already received it. and consider it u. worthy likeness of our noble Qggen. A gond purer for {he family is the “ WEEKLY MESSENGER," which gives the current news in a. concise form. together with illustrated stories. The small sum of 500 will secure a copy for twelve months. A. O. U. W.. Ivy LODGE. N0. Illâ€"Mans iu the Committee Room of the Masonic Hull, evelv second and fourth Tuesdnv of each month, at 8 o'clock]; m. Beueficnry rertiflcnte given for 352.0% in case of death. John Brown, Muster Workman, B. Gremum, Recorder, R. '1‘. OF TEMPERANCE.â€"Richmnnd Hill Couu~ cil, No. 43. meets m the Temperance Hull, each ultermmve Tuesday evening at 8 n’clnck p. m. Beneficiary certificates issued to member‘! for $1,000 or in case of death $2,000,01le lmlf payable in case of disability. J. H. Sanderson. Salecb Councillor. .u.-_ ....,_, ’vuvl P G Savage;W6111u3r§éf§6mLevi :abyJosefi H Hail. Clerk. M Teefy RICHMOND HILL CORNET Elmaâ€"Meets for prnc~ tics in the Lorne Hall every Tuesday even- ing M130 o'clock. Wm. Sheppard. Landm- AGENTS WANTED in every town and Village for all of the "WITNESS" publications Send for terms METHODISTâ€"Services at 10.30 a m, and 6.30 p 11] 8111111113 School at 2 30 p m Prayer meeting every Thursday evenmg at 7.30 p m. Rev. W R Barker, Paxton. Rev T. Leonard. Analsmnt. V Film BRIGADE.â€"R9gulflr meeting first Friday of every mnnth, held in the Council Chamber, M7 p. m. Membership tree. Cernificutesissuod to members entitling them to certain privileges and exemptions. Wm H. Pugsley, Captain. H. A. Nicholls, Secretary. MECHANxcs INSTITUTEâ€"Library of over 1000 volumes open every Tuesday evening, in the Masonic Hall, from 7 to 8‘ o'clock. Wm. Pugs- lev, President. '1‘. F. McMahon, Sec. R E Law. Librarian. ' I’IC'I‘IJ'R; 0|“ Hlufl MAJESTY; PRESBYTEBIANâ€"Services at 11 a. m, nnd6‘30 p m Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening It 7 30 Rev J W Cameron. pastor ST MARY’S (prscomLJâ€"Services at 3 p m, ex- cept the third Sunday of every month. when the service and sacrament axe held at. [I a. 111 Sunday School at! 30 v 111 Rev W Bates, Rector RICHMOND LODGE, A. F 6: AM. No :23, G RCâ€" Meets in the Lodge Foam, Masonic Hall, on the Monday on or before full moon, at 8 o'clock, pm Wm. Leek. W M; A. Mondie, Sec. . I O G T.â€"-This Lodge meetsin the Temperance Ha}! even y Weerwsduy evening at 8 o'clock p m. J H Sanderson, W C. The BEST PAPER ROMAN CATHOLIC-~Services : Thornhill at? am and Richmond Hill at 10 30 a m : the following Sunday at Richmond Hill at 9 am, and Thornhill at 10 30 a m, Rev Father Egan, Pastor. Important. It is of the mutual impnrtnnce that some good hnnnshnld rpmde shnuld he kept within hnndv reach itt case of [will mud me cidunml injury, The most useful remedy of this kind is und. uliwdly Hugvurd's Yelâ€" low Oil. for intprnnl ut'd external use in all painful Complaints. Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and cryirg with pain or cutiing teeth ‘2 If so. send at once nnd get a bottle of Mus WINSLOW'S Soo'ranm SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETBING. Its value is incnluul- able It will relieve the poor little sufferer im-- mediataiy Depend upon it, mothers, there is 110‘ mistake about it, It cures dysentery and diur- rbum, regulates the stomunh and bowels. cures wind colic, softens the gums, reduces inflamma- tion, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. Mns WINaLow’s SoonNG SYRUP Eon CHILDREN TEETHING isplensant to the tnstefi‘nd is the prescription of One of the oldest and ’ at female nurses and “physicians in the United States. and is for sale by all riruggints through-- out the world Price twenLvâ€"five cents a bottle En sure and ask for “ Mm; \VINSLOW'S Soo'rum SYRUP " and take no other kind. I EVERY THURSDAY, .‘ .v - 7 At his printing Olfice, Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario. m ‘7 f Terms of Subscription :â€"-â€"$1 00 per annum in advance; When not paid in advance $1 50 will be charged. ~~ .; Transitory advertisements, first insertion. perline.. 8 cents. Each subsequen ertion, per line ....... 3 cents. Contracts for time and space made on applied.- tion. . - ' V ‘ r Advertisements without mitten instructiofi‘s‘ will be inserted and] forbid and ohhrged this? ant um. Doubly Beneflted. There is no one remrdy known that hm: more curative power ow-r dvspepéia and liver complaint than Huldnck Blood Bitters. "I had llver complaint and my husband was so bad with dyspepsia that he ennld nut lubnr. One dozen hoctles of B. B: B has Pnablpd us both In attend In our usual werk,” repnrts Mrs. John A. Campbell, of Brighton, N B. M. H. KEEFLER, l Simâ€"rAllhough’ n'm-r ‘geh’e'ra’Hy‘ [Hide intend, the poor,'misguidad. Mail’s 1“: tunes. in beings,“ read out" of Cogaeiiggitiu? ranksdid not entirely acerue thruugh. Race": or “No Popery” crieasothar things tended" 10 it: one being their uller innbilifi'f to affect or reduce Mr. Mama’s positior‘i ' and too big majority after fourteen years Ill-- horions study, and editorial writings"of' heaw ~hut useless calibre. Which is levy-- thing played inln his hands, instead of against him. Olduschool - clenrnheaded Tories assert that if a more competent' organ hnd m‘xen hold. lhere were certain very serinus holes in anm’a ragged po - litical garment which. if properly ex-- posed in lime. would have ahnut aeitled his crooked Gril career yezus sign Jusl now he seems stranger lhnn ever. but Ihis may snnn be altered Very muleriully. now the Mail is gone mad with Annexation mono-- mania. Prohibition. Home Rule. and other charming nick-macksâ€"xnn previous. Annlher sensible oran will be lnunched which will not mince mailers like the Mail. Mr. Meredith being at last freed from Ihe old nrgan’a obstruction has a clear field for successful working he never had before. March 8th, 1887 The Mail‘s Usef;l«nass (:3 To the Editor ofzhe Herald}. u Send in {ovr iéulruécrip‘inna without delay to Nnxr 7\1\v'vnnv«r n rn.v .- VILLAGE Co A a“. A. . CIL~Reeve, Win Rugnlpy Comf- The )York Herald. $113 films @irmfcm’y ADVICE TO MOTHERS JOHN DOUGALL & SON, MONTREAL CHURCHES SOCIETIES PUBLISHED BY Toma Dunn DOMINION OF CANADA, IN 9 VOLUMES. ROYAL 8 VOL. K. CHISHOLM, M. P. P. H. P. DWIGHT, ESQ., D. M.MCDONALD, Esq 0. B, ROBINeuNEsQ. . A MCLEAN HOWARD, Esq J. GINTY, Esq. ()Mninml.nnd all other business in the U S, I’Mpub nfl'me attended to fur MODERATE FEES. Imr oflice is opposite the U. S. Pzitéfi? foitrfi‘cé; and we can obtain Patents: in less time than those remote from WASHINGTUN. Send MODEL OR LRAWIN GT We advise as to patentubilinv free of change ; and we make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBIAIN PATENT We refer, here, to the Postmaster. the ‘ upt. 0f Mnney Order Div, and to offici .15 of the U. S Patent Office. For circular. advice, terms, and refert-uce’»: to natqu clients in your own State or Cou my, address (‘1. A- SN()\V & CO. Deposits received and interest allowed thereon at c'irrenfi rates. No notice of withdruwl re-- quired Drafts on all parts of Canada, United States and Great Britain bought and sold. GEO. F. KELLY, Veterinary Surgeon! DAVID BLAIN, ESQ. President. SAMUEL TREES. Esq, Vice-President. RICHMOND HILL SAVING’S DEPARTMENT J. M. LAWRENCE, MANAGER Toronto, Dec. 236. 1886. .Graduate Ontario Veterinary College, anonto. ,‘ T 8, 4 Office 8:. Realulence-T‘gfofMfl’ktfifi: ' _‘Dny and night cal] P' Runnnvule promptlyutbendedt Feb.2ud,1885 1v THE PALMFR HOUS; RICHMOND HILL. CENTRAL BANK OF CANADA. 0 BE "-OMMENCED whenever a sufficient number of subscribers is obtained to cover cost of publication. Subscription to the Nine Volumes $75, to the Province of Ontario or to Quo‘bec $12,50, w New Brunswick or to Nova- Scotia $11 5". bn Manitoba or t- Bribiah Colum- biu $9 5". to Prince Edward Island or tt’. North West Territories $9.50, Each Province to have a Map. Please send for Prospecnus. J Palmer. .Pr This House is one of the Best Hotels to be found north of Toronto. :Everything is managed in First Class Style. Sample Room for Commot- cial Travellers. Good Stumbling and attentive hoatlers. foerms, $1 per day. Proctor’s Bus leaves this Hotel to connect with all the N R R Trains going North and South. at 8 a. m., '12 a. m., 5.10 n m. and 7.30 n m. Montreal, 4th August. i886. PATENTS SHANE RENTER]. HflTEl. RICHMOND HILL. WILLIAM HOWELL. Prop LOVELLB Gazetteer :1 ud History â€"â€"OF THEâ€" This Hotel has been refurnished, renovated, and fitted up in first-class style, and is: now the hiding Hotel north of Toronto. The bar i? sup« lied with first-class brand of li more and cigars. xfiélle’nt accommodation or Commercial Travellers, and the General Public Good Stabl- inu and 1m uttsufivo Hustler RICHMOND HILL, ONT. imam]; Has No 'Eq’ual. . For ' Sale "bv B. ' G‘RENNAN; Richmond Hill. SOLE, MANUFACTURE RS.'M_cCOLL BROS. x; 00., TORONTOI” LARGE STOCD‘K OF FURNITURE Sanderson 131%., BOILED & RAW OIL, VA RNISHEU ’PURPENTINi~‘. FOR - - PURE - - DRUGS ! 'McCQLL’Sf‘ LARDINE“ MACHTNE ‘ QILH ‘2 BIL/0 3137153 , D YCPEPSIA, [I’D/GECTION, 'A 11.70/35. [3’ 7.3/PfL/f 3, 1.1 I.’..;_ . .J, . RTE 551'], :7 _ CHE, And every zpecics of disease arm-.3; frrvn fllsordered L!V.‘.'F.', K.3.-'EY3, STOMAud. . BOWELS CR BLOOD. T. HILBURN 8: $0.. And all other material for painters Paint and Whitewash Brushes all sizes and will sell at bottom prices. Call and see. Uauul stock of Picture Frames and Pictures. Heavy stuck 01' Grocexies. Flour & Feed. Will Papers! ’Wall'papera ! A Conip'letp Stock of Wall fapersm‘ud'B’nrv- deringa ; something new in styles and designs, from 5'cents up ‘ ' in a variety of designs. Mixed Paints ready for use, in all' colors and ' shades. WILL CURE OR RELIEVE Opposite Patent Office. Washington,D.C‘ mm. CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS, DIREC'I‘ORS. 3‘ ~23 JOHN LOVELL, Manager and Publisher OF THE HEART, ACID/TY OF THE sromcy, DRYNES L‘l::ll'.’[88, 3,. a , FLUTTERI/s'a A. A. ALLEN. Cashier Lot 8, 4th con. ce-Tp, of Markham. "Day and night calls promptly amended to Proprietors, TQRONTQ OF THE SKIN, 821 e S70 u r H 121 ofhmc W b. Y 11 Q: ~11 ,, £3» SURGEON DENTISTS, ‘5. E. Comer King & Yonge Sts., T( ) RONTO. John McDonald, Esq. C. J. Campbell, Esq., Hon. SexmmrMcMuster A. M. Smith, F.qu James Metculfa, Esq. Rev. Enoch Wood, D. Loans made on security of Company’s Policy at :. “M. "mat :xLA... , V.VK.___, V -_...__, v 5 par cent interest.’ Louusmnde toChurch Trustees, Mm low rate 0 interest. Semi for prospectus. Thankful for the favors of the past years "Ir ay still be consulted in any branch of the pro rfession, as follows : ,Rlclngopd Hill .. 9th A: 24th of each month Assurance Soc’y Sir Wm McAu-thuv. K C M G, M P. ex-Lord Mayor of London, Presxdent. Toronto Feb. 18th1883 B.A.W. FILLINGS WA RRANTBD FDR In Y’S CA LL AND SEE M E. (at Palmer House) 7 Aurora, 186, 8th, 16th, and 22nd Stoufiville . . . . . . . . . . . . ....18th Markham , . . . . . . . . . . . .2'Jth Victoria Square ...... fillet 'l‘hornhill ( Walker’s Hotel") 23rd W oodbridge ...... Kleinburg H Noblcton .. .. Vitgmzed an a_1_wg,ys on hand at The only Dentist in Toronto using Kurds up- pumtua for Ask your dentist what teeth he prefers, and we will guarantee to supplv them to you fur and will orfcit $1M if not us we represent. \Ve give more vimlized air than all other firms in the city together. Call and see us, and we are sure you will go away pleased. THE STAR nnpoinrment. It ddes awuyr mch’ tne‘ypafln in extracting Extracting Teeth Without Pain Richmond Hill, Dec 7315,1886. BEST FITTING TEETH MADE. C. P- LENNOX, DENTIST BEST SETS 0!“ TEST“. $8. $2500 TO LEND 0n Farm Mortgages 3.15 6 per cent. iNo. legal expenses. Larger sums at. less rates. Rogers’ Dental Office RICHMOND HILL. LOW PRICES VITRLIZEH AIR PARLEEES $5000 TO LENS!) RIGGS <3: IVORY, VITALIZEI) A11: 1 Best Material in the Market. Filling and all other operuciuna neatly done My Gold On Notes and Chattel Mortgages at 6,7 and- 8 per cent. ' ‘3 ‘ Yonge St. Arcade, Toronto. Reserve Fund . . . . . . . $10.000,000 Annual lucmne . . . . . . 1.600.000 [VIVHSH‘d in Canada... l.200.000 Denvh chums paid . . . 10,000,000 '1 ()Rom‘o REFERENCES And Vitulized Air used any time‘ Warranted to be made from the Baynes.Esq,F I A_Secretary Nothing inferior in Dentistry. By means of Vitulized Air. TORONTO Dr A ROBINSON. Sec. dz Treas‘ for Canada. 32 Wellington St, East. Toronto SURGEON DENTIST. AURORA Of London, England “ginning. A D PERRY, LIFE Qtntul, P. G. SAVAGE. I HAVE E. F. LAXGS'TAFIF‘ Dec lst 1883 the places pf This Incomparable Medicine has secun ed for itself an imperislmble f'uma Lhrnughoutthc VVm'ld for the alleviation and cure of’ most diseases to which humanity is heir. 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NOV 27th, 1884 The Trade Marks at my shit] Medioih'ea 'aré gisteregiâ€"m Ottawa, and also at Wnahington.’ 33 Oxford It'met. London BAD LEGS. OLD WOUNDS. CULDS. (fjg-mA'UTmNâ€"I have no Agent in _the United Runes, nor are; mv Medicines ‘ sold that'o;_'}’l1rchasrars shuuld therefore _look to the label. 9n vhe Pots and Boxes (“he addross is not 533, Oxford Stréet. Lonfloy thev are sn’uv'inus ' ' ' . ._ CONVEYANCERS, ETC Toronto Offices-1"“l4 Bum Clmmbers,l Richmond Hill Officeâ€"{3, L. H. BALDWIN, BARRIS'I‘ER SOLICITOR RIONEY TO LOAN. IS King Street: East, Toronto. Richmond Hill 150'th Office Every Saturday. Money to Lorm at Lowest Current Rates. Fullerton, Cook 85 Miller PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN Toronto. Mm; 29th, 1884. lawrence, Milligan 8: Mcflndrew OFFICES : 15 York Chambers E COATSWO’ITH JR. Toronto, Nov 18m, 1884 BAIN, LAIDLAVV & C‘ Barristers, Attorneys-{Ltâ€"an, Solicitors-in Chancery. Convevuncors, eta, ()fllccsAaneriu. Bunk Buildings.Wellington‘streof, Eust,Turonto JOHN BAIN, QC. 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