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High- est price paid for butter and eggs. NOW OPEN FGR INSPECTION ! Over all International Compotitorsfiefeating the best instruments in the world. I Wish 10 state to my frirénwds 8an customers that I have a TO THE FRONT AGAIN As usual at this season of the year. Choice GROCERIES at the Closest Prices in the trade. In the Trade. Parties will please give me a call and interview In Sugars, Teas, Coffeee, Raisins, Currants, Oranges, Figs, Lemons, &c., expressly for ATHE DOMINION-“L You can buy the Dominion Organs or Pianos on Of Goods Suitable for May be found at the Have just. been awarded the Which I intend to sell Has bvcn proer to be the AT THE THEE ISAAC CROSBY. JOSEPH H. HALL. B. GRENNAN. Indications point to a grand Drill here d iring the month of' flowers. The total number of military organizations whi(h have up to this time made arrangements with regard to entry and transportation is 226. Theso are divided among thirty-six difl'erent States They comprise one brigade. nine regiments. sixteen battalions and 145 companies of infantry: one battalion,fit'teen light; batteries and five machine- gun platoons: in artillery; six cavalry companies. seven zouaves, thirteen corps school cadets. five regimental bands and three drum corps. One of the important occasions of the Drill will be Governor’s Day, when the chief magistrates of the different. States repre- sented will review the troops. President Young. in reply to the address at" welcome made by the Commissioner of Education. (Mr. Webb ) said that Wash-- ington was rapidly becoming America’s educational Mecca. Referring to the Bureau of Education he mentioned that it was inaugurated by a bill introduced into Congress by Gen. Garfield more than twenty years ago Its work had been a good one. but there was much yet to be done, as there were now over six millions of our people who could neither read nor write. He said the inspiration of Congress seemed to be millions for defense but not one cent for education. and that the people would see that the three leaders in the last. Congress who were instrumental in amothn ering the Blair bill, should remain at home after the next election. It has been decided that the contemplated carnival which was to have lwen held here at the conclusion of the great National Drill in May, shall be postponed until October. The reason for the change is that there would not be sufficient time between now and the time of the Drill to make the prt‘paratlflns necessary to carry it out on the magnificent scale proposed. October, however, will be u delightful month for such a di‘lplay. It is probnble that the New Orleans Mardi Gras materinl will figure in the procession. The headless Treasury Department still rema§ds intact. but before this reaches you a new Secretary may be named. The last of Secretary Manning’s belongings have been taken from the building. and although both he and Treasurer Jordan are crossing the Atlantic. their resignations were not to take effect nor the vacancies to occur until the first of April. Many officials of the Department with whom this period of ans-- pense has dragged, hope that Mr. Fairchild, the Assistant Secretary, will be the new Cabinet officer. The large convention held by the lend" ingz educators of the Country was to be found at the National Museum. Probably no visitors who could come to Washington deserve a warmer welcome than the super- intendent and teachers of the public schools Many of' them prodded Congress vigorously for its neglect of educational matters, and especially for its responsibility in the defeat of the Blair bill. Cure for Group. Prompt, relief to prevent suffocation from line accumulation of tough muoousâ€"the formation of false membraneâ€"and the con- slriclion of the air passage. is necessary in case of a sudden attack of croup. Hagâ€" yard’s Yellow Oil should be used at once, afterwards Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam. E. R. Y. CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATMN. â€"The annual meeting of the East York [liberal‘Conservalive Association was held at Webber’s Hotel. Unionville, on Wed-- nesday afternoon, 91h inst. Mr John Gibson who efficiently occupied the position of President for many years asked leave to retire and nominated ' T. Williamson' 0t" Markham. That gentleman was unsni-- mously elected President for the ensuing year. Mr W. S Robinson was elected Secretary and Vice-Presidents were op»- pointed in the various townships of the riding. Four members of the association were expelled by vote of a majority on the charge of their having voted and used their influence against the nominee of the party at the recent election for the representation of" East York in the House of Commons. There was a large attendance of' members from all parts of the riding --7'clr'gram, They are from all parts of the country. And of all sizes, ages, and deseriptions, from the daintin dressed dude to. me coarsely c‘ad, thorough going rough business man. Many of the prominent, widely known rail. road men were present. a sufficient number of whom to identify the organization, while some of the old faces were missing- The President gnVe them a special reception in t‘xe East Room and each member was in“ dévidunlly introduced to him. A Good Motive. Harry Ricardo. of Toronto. agent. for Fine Art Publications, states that he was an lruubled with denfnnss for eight years that he could smrcely attend to business, until he tried Yellow ()il. He desires to make this cure known, for the benefit of others afflicted. (From our Own Gerreapondent.) During the past winter Washington has had as many as six national organiZations sitting in conVention here at the same time. This week it has onlytwo, namely, the National Department of Superintendent-e, and the National Association of Passenger agentsof the United States and Canada. Probably a jollier body 'of business men never assembled in this city than these representatives of railroads who have been tenderly discussing baggage rates and olher kindred matters. A. SHARP GRANGER.â€"-On fair day a farmer who lives near Breslau brought a load of pork to the city. He had ten hogs on the load, and Mr McHardy purchased the lot. In weighing the load the farmer played a sharp trick. He put the first hog on the scales, weighed it and then slid it down at the end, per-- mitting one of its feet to continue to rest on the scales. The other nine were then put on one after another, the first hog’s foot helping to make each of the others weigh well. The load was de- livered, and Mr McHardy paid the amount of the Market ticket. Shortly afterwards the hogs were reâ€"weighed and were found to lack 125 lbs gross of their weight when sold. The trick was then discovered. On Saturday the farm- er was again in the city and interviewed. After some trouble he was made refund between six and seven dollars dishonest- ‘ly obtained through his sharp trick.â€" Guelph Herald, Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by u Sick child suflcring and cryng with 1min or cutiing teeth ‘2 If so, Send at 01100 11nd get u, bottle of Mus WmsLow‘s SooruxNG SYRUP mm CHILDREN TEETHING. Its Value is incalcul- able. It Will rch‘u u the poor little sufferer inr- medintely Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake uboutit. It cures dysentery and diur- rhmu, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind colic, softens the gums, reduces lufl ammu- tion, and gives tone and energy tn the Whole system. MRS WINSLow’s Soo'rnnm SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING isplenmnt to the tnste,mnd is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female nurses and physicians in the United States. and is for sale by all drnggists through» out the World Price twenty-five centa a bottle Be sure and ask for “ MRS \VINsLow's Soon‘nma SYrmr " and take no other kind. Mar. 18th. 1887. Our Washington Letter. ADVICE TO MOTHERS Few can form an adequate idea of the statistics of Patent Medicines in general, but the history. or rise, progress. and press- ent state of one of themâ€"we mean ROI-- loway’s Pills and Ointmentâ€"may be con-q sidered one of the most interesting episodes 1 of modern civilization. Nothing appears easierâ€"no mode of business seems readier at handâ€" than the establishment of a Patent Medicine. Only a slip of paper is.req.uired, with a preseription upon it, and a few drugs. Such is all the general public think neces-q sary; and so a great many have-tried the thing over and over again to their great loss and huge disappointment. True,‘ a Patent Medicine only results from I. pre» scription written on a piece of" paperâ€"but then the thing must prove itself worthy of the confidence of the public. and its verdict depends upon the efficacy of the medcine â€"in a word, its success in the cure of dis- ease. Fortunately, the rise of the far-â€" famed Holloway’s Pills and Ointment was like that of a Napoleonic ideaâ€"a design that nothing could withstand in its march towards universal conquest. When Mr. Holloway, some forty years ago. spoke to the principal of an eminent firm about bringing outs Patent Medicine, the old gentleman shook his head and asked Mr. Holloway if he had any money. "Yes." was the reply. " Then you had better keep it,” rejoined be. In spite of this dis-- couraging hint, however, Holloway. con-- scious of the importance of his great dis- discovery, knowing that it was not merely a slip of paper with a prescription upon it, but something destined for a great future, persevered against all opposition. and very soon discovered that not only the entire British public, but all the world, were ready to support him in his great design of doing battle with disease in every form. and with the most efficient weapons. although Only in the shape of simple Pills and Ointment. ‘ The progress of this Patent Medicine was not slow, 0n the contrary, it was com- mensurate with the greatness of its object and its all powerful eflicacy, and as for the present state of Holloway’s Pills and 0int-- ment, according to the statistics of Patent Medicines, we may truly declare that it is astounding. It may suffice on the present occasion to point to the fact that the numâ€" ber of druggists and medicine vendors throughout the United Kingdom with whom Holloway is connected is over fourteen thousand, and that not one of them would remain for an hour without a supply of his Pills and 0intmeut.â€"The Philosophical Advocate. A New Yark Company with a. capital of ten millions of dollars has been formed to develop the iron mines of Ontario, and certainly there is plenty of room for the energy not only of such a corpora- tion as the one proposed, but of half a dozen others like it as far asthe plentiâ€" ful supply of iron goes. There i more iron lying about the rocky districts of Ontario than anything else, there .t-re hills, islands and valleys of it. Reci- procity would benefit in this matter by giving us a good market. The Story of Hundreds. In a recent letter received from‘Mr Sarah A. Mills. of Whealley. Ont., she says. “I was a sufferer for six yeairs with dyspepsia and liver complaint. My food did not eli- gest, and I' grew weaker every day. I lost appetite and had a little hope of recovery. I tried many remedies. but all in vain, till I took Burdock Blond Bitters. The first hot- He gave relief; after taking seven bottles, I am thankful that I now enjoy good health.’ Homown‘s Um'rusx'r AND P11.I.s.â€"Self Helpâ€"Prior to the discovery of these remedies an easy. ready and reliable remedy for outward disfigurations and inward com- plications was practically speaking. un- known. No one need now be at a loss if they should unfortunately suffer from piles. ulcers sores. umours. boils. bruises. sprains, &c. Enveloping Holloway’s medicines are very intelligible printed directions for using them, which should be attentively studied and immediately followed by all who resort to his treatment. Sooner or later the suit- erer will assuredly triumph over the worst diseases. This searching Ointment dis-- parses all those mnlignans humors which aggravate diseases of the skin, prevent the cicatrizntion of ulcers, and excite inflow-- matory tendencies in the system. PRIESBYTERIAN~SGrViCeS at 11 a m, and630 p m Prayer moeting on Wednesday evening at 7 30 Rev J \V Cameron, pastor ST MARY'S (EPISCOPALJâ€"Services at 3 pm, ex- cept the third Sunday of every month, when the service and sucrthth are held‘nt 11 a. m Sunday School at 1 30 p 111 Rev W Bates, Rector ROMAN CATHOLm~Services t Thornhill “:9 am and Richmond Hill at 10 30 {L m ; the following Sundny M7 Richmond Hill at 9 am, and Thomhill at 10 30 n. 11), Rev Father Egan, Pastor. METHODISTâ€"Services at 10.30 a m, and 6.801) 111 Sunday School at 2 30 y m Pmyer meeting every Thursday evemng M. .30 p m. Rev. W R Barker, Fasten. Rev T. Leonard. Assistant. RICHMOND LODGE, A. F & A M, No 23, G R C“- Meets in the Lodge Boom, Masonic Hall, on the Monday on or before full moon, at, 8 o'clock, pm Wm. Leek, W M ; A. Moodie, Sec. I 0 G T.â€"â€"This Lodge meets in the Temperance Hall ovary Weeuesduy evening at 8 o'clock p m. J H Sanderson‘ W C. A. 0.17. W.,IVY Lonen, Nn.114.â€"Meets in the Committee Room of the Masonic Hall, every second and fourth Tuesduv of each month, at 8 o‘clock,p. m. Beuefl’cm‘y certificate gNen for $2,000 in case of death. John Brown, Muster Workman, B. Greuuan, Recorder, R. T. 01" TEMPEBANUEsâ€"Richlnond Hill Coun- cil, Na 43, meets in the Temperance Hall. each alternative Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock p. m. Beneficiary certificates issued to members for ‘ 1,000 or in case of death $2,000, one hulfpnynble in case of disability. J. H. Sanderson. Select Councillor. Freeman’s Worm Powders require no other Purgntive. They are safe and sure to remove all varieties of Wdrms; Fimc BllIGADI}.-â€"R0gulflr meeting first Friday of every month,hold in the Council Chamber, at 7 prm. Membership free. Corniflcnfies issued to members entitling them to certain privileges and mumptions. Wm H. Pugsley, Captain. H. A. Nicholls, Secretary. Rfjtt‘IIANICS INSTITUTEâ€"Library hf over 1000 volumes open every Tuesday eveningY in the Masonic Hall, from 7 to 8 o’clock. Wm. Pugs- 10y, President. '1‘.F. McMahon, Sec, R E Law. Librarian. VILLAGE COUNCILâ€"Reeve, Wm I‘ugsley ' Counâ€" P G Snvugo, Wm A Sanderson. Levi unbyfioseph H Hull. Clerk, M Teefy RICHMOND HILL CORNET BANn.~â€"Meets for nrncâ€" tico in tho Lorne Hall every Tuesday even- ing M730 o‘clock. Wm. Sheppard. Leader. Curious Facts Relating To Pa.- tent Medicines. EVERY THURSDAY, At. his printing Omce, Yonge Street, Richmond Hm, Ontario. Terms of Subscription :â€"-$1 00 per nnnum in advance. When not paid in advance $1 50 will be charged. Transitory advnrtisements, first insertion. per line ................................. . . u ..... Each subsequent insertion, per line‘... M. H. KEEI‘LER, pa} line. 8 cents‘ Each subsequent , p e‘ ........ 3 cents‘ Contracta {or tima and space made on applica- tion. Adverfisementa without written» instructions will be inserted nu! forbid and charged cranni- ant mm. filmingm Qumrme The York Herald. CIIURCHES SOCIETIES PUBLISHED BY LARGEST .STOCK OF WALL PAPERS 01;: It Has No Equal. :38 For Sale bv B. GRENNAN. Richmond Hill. SOLE MANUFACTURERS, McCOLL BROS. 5; (10., TORONTO. THE COUNTRY IS SAFE Sanderson Bros.9 RICHMOND HILL, ONT. FOR - - PURE - - DRUGS I MCCOLL’S LARDINE MACHINE OIL! K. CHISHOLM, M. P. P. H. P. DWIGHT, ESQ, D. M. MCDONALD EHQ C. B. ROBINSON, .SQ. A MOLEAN HOWARD, ESQ J. GINTY, Esq. 7 Our 013535 isfippoaite the U. 8. Patent. Office. and we can obtain Patents in less time than those remote fmm \VASKINGTON. We refer, here, to the Poatmmsgtor, the Supt. of Money Order Div, and to ofl‘lcmla of the U. 8 Patent Oflice. For circular. advice, terms, and references to actual clients in your own State or County, addrusa C- A- SNOVV 8: CO. DAVID BLAIN, ESQ” President. SAMUEL TREES. LsQ.. Vice-President. Deposits received andintereat allowed thereon at current raves. No notice of withdraw! re-- quired Drafts on all parts of Canada, United States and Great Britain bought; and sold. ()btnined‘ and all other business in the U. S, Patent omce attended to for MODERATE Send Mifiifih (if: finAWINH. advise as to Dubenmbilitv free of charge ; and We make NO CHARGE UNLE ss WE OBTAIN PATENT LOVELLB Gazetteer and History 0 BE COMMENCED whenever a. sufficient number of subscribers is obtained to cover cost of publicatiom Subscription to the Nine Volumes $75, to the Province 0! Ontario or to Quebec $12.50, to New Brunswick or to Nova Sootin. $11 50, to Manitoba or to British Colum- bia, $9.50, to Prince Edward Island or to North West Territories $9.50. Each Province to have a Map. Please send for Prospectus, CENTRAL BANK OF CANADA. RICHMOND HILL SAVING’S DEPARTMENT J. M. LAWRENCE, MANAGE)! Toronto, Dec. 2nd 1886. Veterinary Surgeon I Office & Residence-l P. O.Buttonvillefi?n DOMINION OF CANADA, m a vex.ng ROYAL 8 von Montreal, 42:!) August, 1886. THE PALMER HOUSE RICHMOND HILL. J Palmer, Pr This House is one of the Best Hotels to be iound north of Toronto. Evorythixg is managed in First Class Style. Smmple Room or Commer- cial Travellers. Good Stnbling and attantiVe hustlers; Terms. 61 her day. Proctor'b Bun leaves this Hotel to connect with all the N R R Trains going North and South. at 8 9. ml, 12 a. m.. 5.10 p xu. 2111(1730 n m. PATENTS F» WILL CURE OR RELIEVE BIL/0 USNESS, o YSPEPSM, INDIGESTION, JA [IND/0E. ER YSIPELAS, SALT HHEUM, HEARTBun/v, HEADACHE, GRAN“ EENTBAI. HllTBL RICHMOND HILL. WILLIAM IDOWELL, Prop And every lpeclcs of disgust! arlsln from Ilsordorod LIVER, KIDNEYB. 8T AOH, BOWELS 0R BLOOD, Graduate Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto Thia Hotel has been returnished, renovated, and fitted up in flratvclaan style, and is now the leading Hotel north of Toronto. The bar is sup lied with firstrclnss brand of H uors and cigars. xcelleut accommodation or Commercial Travellers. and tha General Public Good Stabl- T. MILBURN & $0.. STOCK OF OTHER GOODS AS USUAL. P. G. SAVAGE. {ml and an newnfivo Hustler. Feb. 2nd,1885 Ever seen on Richmond Hill. New designs in Wall and Ceiling Papers. The Bordering and Win- dow Shades are the cheapest you ever saw. Opposite Patent ’Oflim, \Vasxhingt0n,]).C 6 pr I mm. CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS, DIRECTORS. FARMERS ~01” THEâ€"- JOHN LOVELL, And we are on hand with the DIZZINESS‘, DROPS Y, FLUTTERIl/O THE STOMAC-H, mmzss OF THE SKIN, OF THE HEART, ACID/TY 0F Manager and Publisher A. A. ALLEN, Cashier. Day and night culls promptly attended to Premium-,5l Suva your machinery by using ‘Iynt 8. 4th con Tp, of Markham u: LUCS 'mném Ask your dentist what teeth ho prefers, and we will guarantee to supplv them to you for and will forfeit $100 if not as we represent. W0 give more vitalized air than all other firms in the city together. Cullnnd see us, and we um sure you Will go away pleased. may still be consulted in any brunch‘ of thb pro fession, as follows : Richmond Hill.... 9th & 24th of each month SURGEON DENTISTS, S. E. Corner King & Yonge Sts (at Palmer House) Aurora, lat, 8th, 16th, and 22nd ....18th Stoufiville... Markham...... Victoria Square . . .. ...2lsb Thomhill (Walks a Hotel) 23rd Woodbridge .. ,. ...28th Kleinburg ...29th Nobleton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30th Vitglized stir ailwgys on hand up RIGGS 8: IVORY, VITALIZED AIR ! John McDonald, Es‘ . C. J. Campbell, Esq., Hon. SenatorM‘cMas at A. M. Smith, Esq; James Metculfe, Esq. Rev. Enoch Wood, D. Loans mnde on security of Company's Policy at 5 per cent interesg. Loansmade toChuroh Trustees, at a low rate 0 intamsh Send for prospectus. anpointment. It (1606 awaerWinhfltho‘ phi; hi extracting Rogers’ Dental Office RICHMOND HILL. 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Dr A ROBINSON- By means of Vitulized Ah: TORONTO Bea SURGEON DENTIST, AURORA TORONTO. Of London, England. dz Trens. for Canada. 32 Wellington 815.; East. Toronto flptttal, gummy. A D PERRY, LIFE I HAVE E. F. LANGSTAFF‘ Dec 1st 1883 £119 17] macs 9f past years rm M 2,; 4m 1 76M "mflwflw A L, Englrmd (Late Of London, England: Surgeon, Etc. IEKOfi'me Hours 8 to 9.30 mm, and 1 to 23011.11]. Members College Physicians & Surgeons. Residence, Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. Richmond Hill, May 23rd, 1882. 1y Member College of Physicians 5: Surgeons. (LATE OF STOUFFVILLE.) OFFICE HOURS,â€"From 8 {1010 u.. m., 5 to 8 p. m RESIDENCE Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. Richmond H111. Oct. 12th, ’82. @trrifitrw, fi'nlixitnrfi, NOTARIES, CONVEYANCERS, _,_fj OFFICES : 15 York. Chambers E COATSWORTH. Jn. Toronto, Nov lsuh, 198% DR LEWIS G. LANGSTAFF I Barristers, Attorneys-ntâ€"an, Solicitorsâ€"in ChXan‘al‘y. Convnvuncers, etc, ()tflceSAlmporju. 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