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NEW FRESH STOCK IN EVERY LINE And will sell at prices that must please. New‘Dress Materials, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls, J ack- ets, Knitted Goods, also piles of Flannels and other Staples. 'Tweeds at job prices. Suits made to order. Ready-made Suits and OVErcoats ; Boys Suits and Overcoats in great variety. Splendid value in 1Vlen’s. and Boys’ Undercloth- ing, Hats and Caps. Cheap Cash House FRESH GROCERIES A BOOT 82; SHOE DEPARTMENT THE YEAR OF gJUBILEE BIGGEST BARGAINS 1N RICHMOND HILL. Fine Teas, Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, Crockery, Solid Boots 85 Shoes, 850., AT BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH. THE FIRE PROOF ! Every Department Complete. Dress Goods in the New Makes and Leading Colorsâ€"Cheap. . MILLINERY AND MANTLE GGGDS 1?. ' N‘EVILLE, (ST‘ICCESSOR TO MR. B. GRENNAN. ) Groceries, Hardware, Crockery,&c. Has been added, to whlch we invite special attention, as extra value will be given. NEVER DEF RATED. 'FIRST PRIZE AT MARKHAM FAIR DOMINION ORGANS & PIANOS I haVe shown the Dominion Organs and Pianos 38 times at our looal fairs of Markham, Scarboro, Brougham, Stouffâ€" ' ‘ ville, and Goodwood, and have TAKEN 38 FIRST PRIZES New and Defeating every Organ and Piano that have been shown. » Proving them the best instruments that are manufactured. THE “NEW WILLIAMS!” Got Six First Prizes this year at Markham for Sewing Machine work. I have a large stock of these excelâ€"- lent Instruments and Machines on hand in my new show rooms on Main Street. Call and inspect my stock. ONTARIO HOUSE A large assortment of WMSted Suitings and Canadian Tweeds at such low prices as will astonish our friends. UUIED uuugua, u0 MAIN-a-STREET. :- MARKHAM. ! Pulmonary Mme; Is Wishes to say to the public that he is opening up a Be sure and call and you will have reason to rejoh Highest prices paid for Butter 8L Eggs. Choice Famin Flour, Bacon, &c., always on hand. -REJOICE!â€" now filled with a Large and Splendid Assortment of call solicited. -=---AGAIN TAKEâ€"J- In great variety at the -â€"IS GIVING THEâ€"- Now in Stock. Constantly on hand. -FOR THIS ISâ€" THE AND THE-â€" ISAAC CROSBY. . W. NEVILLE. WM. FLEMlNG. JOSEPH H. H ALL to rejoice. We take pleasure in publishing the record of the Lorridge Farm flock of Southdowns, of which Mr. Robert Marsh is the proprietor. Following is a list of prizes taken during 1887 :â€" At Richmond Hill Fair they took 1st and 3rd prizes for aged ram ; let. 2nd and 3rd for shearling rams; 151:, 2nd and 3rd for aged ewes ; lat. 2nd, and 3rd for shearling ewes; lab and 2nd for flock; and lat and 3rd for fat sheep. At the Dominion and Industrial at Toronto, they took 3rd prize for aged ram; lst for shearling ram; lat and 3rd for aged ewes; 2nd for ewe lambs ‘, and 2nd for flock. At the Western Fair, at London, they took 1st prize for 'aged ram; 3rd for ram lamb; 1st, 2nd and 3rd for aged ewes; 3rd for shearling ewes ; lab for ewe lambs; and lat for flock. At; the Cen'tral Fair, at. Hamilton, they took 2nd prize for aged ram ; 2nd for ram lamb; hat and 3rd for aged ewes; 2nd for ewe lambs; and 2nd tor flock. ' At Lansing Fair they took hat, and 2nd prizes for rams over 1 year old; lat and 2nd for rams under 1 year old ; lst and 20d for ewes over 1 year old; 15L for ewes udcr 1 year old; and let for flock At North York Fair, at Newmarket, they took seven first prizes, including pen and sweepstakes, and three second prizes. -- . a. . -- c- A At West York Fair, at Woodbridge, they took eight first prizes and .six secâ€" ond prizes, being all the prizes for which they coulicompete. At East York Fair, at Markham, with four entries, they took three first. prizes and 093 sgcogd: An Braaford Fair, in South Simcoe, they took seven first prizes and one second, including sweepstakes. The above prizes were taken in the face of the strongest opposifion that. could be brought against them in the Dominion. (From our own Correspondent.) A question of interest to all Government employes iii connection with the annual leave of absence has been decided by the Secretary of War. A civilian employs of the Signal Office recently sent a communi- cation to the Secretary complaining that. he had been unjustly treated in having the Fourth of July and the preceding day, Sun-- day. charged against him for absence from duty, requesting that the two days’ pay so deducted be refunded. He stated that on June 21. l887, he httd been granted sixteen days four and a half hours leave of abSEnce twith pity for 1887, entitling him to thirteen days two hours to make up full thirty days leave with pay for the year. which it is the custom ol'the War Department to grant. 0n the day mentioned above be received from the Signal Office twelve days leave with pay. to expire on the second of July. leaving still due a day and a fraction of leave. July 3 was Sunday and July 4 was a public holiday. and on neither of those days could he have entered the Signal Uflice withouta pass. the nfiice being closed so far as his duties were concerned. Because lltIuSU‘ll delay in the arrival at her destina- tion of a steamer on which he was a passenger he was unable to report in person for duty on the morning of July 5. but did report by telegraph. On the sixth, being lhmt present, he asked to have his absence on the fifth applied against the day's leave still due him. The chief Signal Officer held, however. that his leave expired on the 2nd of July, but extended his leave to include July 3, 4 and 6. two days of which to be without pity. The employe, in his letter to the Secretary of War. respectfully submitted that, in the absence of any tap-- plicutinn from him for an " extension,” the Signal ()fl‘lt‘P vms not warrants-d in creating one for him; thnt the office hurl no iight to assume his iiiithiiity to perform Government service on two (luvs when he would not have been permitted to enter its rooms lly dlrection of the Secretary of War. however, the notion ofthe Fhief Signal ()llicer wns unstained. and the employe in-- foinuid thnt in a similar cuso the Secretmy of Wm decided that for short absences. in which Sunday does not occur, Sunday should not be considered and that, there-5 fore. desuliory absences. of one dav or less. should ‘be estimated by reckoning seven hours as the day, but for any leave during which Sunday occurs the Sunday should be counted in the leave. The same rule will apply to holidays occurring during an abâ€" sence. and therefore July Sand 4 were properly charged in this case. Many clerks who were aware of the Circumstances of the case were much interested, and they urge the emplnye in question to sue the Government for the amount claimed. deem- ing the action of the War Department an injustiCe from which they are all liable to , suffer. The Fiftieth Congress will be a rematku able one in the number of its new members who have never been in a legislative body before. In the absence of any positive official date, the best estimate is that nearly one-half are new members. There was a terrible slaughter by nominating conven-J tions and at last election of innocents in the Forty-ninth Congress. The Democratic mnjm‘ity in the House is not so large as usual. The lntestfigures from the office of r the (‘lerk of the House puts the Democratic strength of the next House ath9. and that of the Republican at l52. Mugwomps, (those who will not. go into the caucus of either party. ) 4. There will be 325 mem- bers in the next House. A sight which of late has become quite familiar to those who travel over the Ten-- nallytown road at unfaehionable hours is that of the President and Mrs. Cleveland in a high t0p buggy driving; along ab" sorbed in conversation quite unconscious of the curious and admirlng glances directed towards the pretty young matron handling the reins. Occasionally the President, taking the reins into his own hands for a jlong stretch or level road, makes the chestv tnut mare show her speed. After a night spent at 04k View Mrs. Cleveland fre» quently drives the Presrdent into the city and up to the White House portico. Of )late Mrs Cleveland has often driven out about noon to Oak View and upon these OCCJISIOUS as the President has been unable to leave his official duties and join her, she has been accompanied by that sable dig-- nitary, Albert Haukins. A favorite dress wom by Mrs. Cleveland upon these drives is a close fittingsuit of green cloth and a picturesque Gainesborough with a. rich cluster of ostrich tips. Nov. 12, 1887 .__7_4___,_"__ Our Washington Letter. Valuable to Know. Consumption may he more easily prev- . vented xhan cured. The irritatin ! and bar- lassing cough will be greatly relieved by the use of Hagyald's Pectoral Balsam that ‘cures coughs, colds, bronchilia and all The Lorridge Farm. MM HOLLowAy’s OINTMENT Ashram.â€" Old Wounds. Sores and Ulcersâ€"Daily exâ€" perience confirms the fact which has tri- umphed over all opposition for tore than forty years. viz., that no means ae known lequeal to Hollway’s remedies fc cureing 'ibad legs. bad breasts, sores, wounds. diae- 'eases of the skin. erysipelas, abscesses, ‘burns, scalds and. in truth, all maladies “ where the skin is broken. To cure these ‘ iufiirmiliea quickly is of primer! import-é ance. as compulsory eonfinmelt indoors weakens the general health. the ready means of cure are found in Bolloway’a Ointment and Pills, which ‘heal the sores and expel their cause. In the very worst cases the Ointment has succeeded l\| effect- ing a perfect. cure after every other means had failed in giving adequate relief. THERE ARE EVENTS occurring in every community which, if repmted to the local paper. would create ‘ a com- motion little dreamed of. What, to report; and what not to report. is what often perplexes the local editor. He is often ‘unjushl accused of' cowardice or favoritism, w en all the time he islook- ing to the good reputation of the town where his lot is cast. The local editor almost constantly stands between two fires,nnd whichever way he moves he is sure to be most unjustly accused That is one of the pleasures of the business A Slgnlflcant Fact. The worn out. waste and poisonous mat-- ter in Ihe system should escape through se-- cretions of rho bowels, kidneys and skin, or serious disease results. B. B. B. opens these natural outlets to remove disease._ Universal Approbatlon. The medical profession, the clergy, the press and the public alike acknowledge the virlues of Burdock Blood Bitters, as an unâ€" equnlled remedy for chronic diseases of the stomach, liver. bowels. kidneys and blood. Its popularity increases wnh its years of trial. During last quarter Mr. W. C. Rob-- ertson, License Inspector fol; West. Mid-- diesex, secured convictions for violation of the Scott Act to the amount of $1700. Ten Years of Torture. Mrs. Thomas Acres, of Huntley, 0nt.. was for ten years a sufferer from liver com- p‘aint, which doctors’ medicine did not re-- lieve. After using four bottles of Burdock Blood Binera she was entirely cured, and eta es that she is like a new woman again. Prevailing Sickness. _ The most prevmling complaints at this seaBOn are rheumatism, neuralgia, sore throat, inflammations and congestinns. For allihese and olher painful troubles Hagâ€" yald's Yellow Oil is the best. inlemaland external remedy. A farmer writes to the Globe com- plaining that pump agents are travelling over Western Ontario and seducing farmers into signing contracts quite dif» ferent from the conditions agreed upon. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomaneas, More economical than the ordinary kinds, u.le cannot. be sold in competition with the multitude of low testshorb weight alum or phosphate powders. Hold on] isn (:51.anY ROYAL BAKING POWDER. Co., 106 Wal t.. . . '- The Benlral Bank of Banada. 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POSITIVE S E E H E E 2 SO METHING» NEW IN WALL PAPERS Furniture all. New Designs FOR - -‘ PURE - -DRUGS I RICHMOND HILL, 33“. FARMERS & Is the only safe and sure Oil for Self-Binders, Threshing Machines and Mill Machinery generally. Manufacturâ€" ed by M00011 Bros. & Cog, EVERY THURSDAY, At his printing Oflice, Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. Ontario. Terms of Subscription 2â€"31 00 per unnum in advance. When not paid in advance $1 50 will be charged. Trensitory advertisaments, firstinaertion per line ................................. ' 8 cents. Each subsequent insertion, per line fl Contracts for time and space made on applies,- on. Advertisements without written instructions will be inserted until forbid and charged trensi» cut rates. Are you disturbed at night and broken or your may by 9.319% child suffering and crying with pen or enmng teeth 97 I! so, send at once and get a. bottle of Mas Wmsnow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Gummy-mt Tsnwma. Its value is incalcul- able, It W111 relieve the poor little sufferer inn-- medial;er Depend upon it, mother's, there is no mistake about It. It cures dysentery mid diur- rh'cfia, regulates the atom ech end bowels, cures wind colic, softens {ahe gums, reduces inflamma- tion. and ives bone and energy to the whole ,2 stem. as Wmsnow’s Soo'rnme SYRUP FOR HILDREN TEETHING ispleessnt to the taste,a.nd la the prescription of one of the oldest and best female nurses and p yeioiens in the United States. and ls for Sale y all dmg‘glsts through-- ‘ out the world Price twenty-five cents a. botmle Be sure and ask for "Mas Wmsnow’s Soo'x‘ame ‘ SYRUP " and take no other kind. uuuuwuyc-uuw-m..n--. __7..” , _ them from $5 to 85 pct thy. Some have med over $50 In I My. Either ux. young or old. 01pm! ku- Thon who mm at am not required. You no «and _ In Mum!) lure of lung um fox-hum. All k new. GOLD $2500 TO LEND 01:: Farm Mortgages at 6 per cent. expenses. Larger sums at loss rates. Richmond Hill, Dec nermi Highly Concentrated. Pleasant, Effectual, Safe. ASK F0 B BB. HUBBER’S flflMPflUNB The York Herald. LARDINE fijnderson Bros.9 number of subscfibers is obtained to cover i398; 'of publication; ilbacrlption to the Nine Volumes $76,120 the roVince _of Ontario or to Qli‘ebe'c 5:12;“), to New Brunswick or to ‘ Nova. , Smith 1 any; Maniwba. 'or to British Colum- L bifi. $9. 0,110 Prince Edward Island or to North 9 West Territories $9.50. Each Province to have a 3 Map. Please send for Prbspectus, Q _ 361$. HODDER‘ ‘ thin mun LUNGSEIIBE Sold everywhere. Price, 25 cents and 50 cents per bottle. Proprietors {and manufacturers. m UNION Emma 60., wonomo. CAN. 011 Notes and chattel Mortgages at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. LOVELLfi Gazetteer and History DOMINION OF CANADA, IN 9 VOLUMES. 'RGYAL 8 VOL. And LOWer than Toronto Prices. GROCERIES, 650., 650., AS USUAL. ' P. G. SAVAGE. To BE COMMENCED whenever a suflicié'n‘t number of subsc'ribers is obtained to cover . H. KEEFLER, Monk-eel, 4th Anghsh 1886. T e no other. Sold Everywhere. Price; ’16 an per bottle. A ____1_- At Savage’s, even as low CHEMISTS 65 DRUGGISTS, Amman To fio‘rifiifi. And Sold by R. W. NEVILLE, Richmond Hill. fleldl' m mm, but than win write to Sum!9 Portllndlb‘im wmteceive A4 _-_|. .44.“. Bum-bu..xuun-uu. "ll-llv'w-A-n .- free, full Informatio- Ibont wnrk ch filmy cg: do: 913d humans! will pay 1-- EA... h awn PUBLISHED BY MCCOLL’S CELEBRATED gflnmg. I HAVE JOHN LOVELL, Manager and Publisher E. F. LANGSTAFF. LIver Complaint, Dyppepsia, Bilwusness, , Sick Headache, Kidney Tmu'bles, Rheumatism Skin D1seasés and all Impurities of 13 6 Blood from whu ‘4 ever cause arising. CITRES Purely Vegetable. Female Weak- nesses & Debility‘ OIL No legal as3 cents per roll. SURGEON DENTISTS, S. E. Corner King & Yonge Sts., TORONTO. RIGGS & IVORY, Ask your dentist what teeth he prefers, and we will guarantee to supplv them to you for and Will forfeit $100 if not us we represent. \Ve give more vitalized air than all other firms in the city together. Call and see us, and. we are sure you will go away pleased. Thankful for the fa. vote of the past years may still be consulted in any branch 0;- the pro fession, as follows : Richmond Hill.. 9th & 24th of each month VITALIZED AIR ! 7 (in? Palmer House) Aurora, lat, 8th, 16th, and 22nd do Stoufiville . . . . . . . . . . . . ....18th do Markham ...... . 2001 do Victoria Square ...... .. “213:; do Thornhil] [Walker's Hotel) 23rd do Woodbridge . . . . . . . . o . . . ...28th do Kleinburg . . . . . . . . . . . . .29th do Nobleton . ‘ Vitulized air always on hand at the places of appointment. It: does away with the pan in extracting ii’l Assurance $363? Rogers’ Dental Ofice RICHMOND HILL. BEST FITTING TELTH MADE LOW PRICEE THE PALMER HOUSE RICHMOND HILL. J Palmer, Prop, This House is one of the Beat Hotels to be found norbh of Torontn. 1“. V0} ything is nmmngcd in First Class Style. Sample “(mm for Counugr- vial Travellers. Good Stumng and attentive hostlers. 'J‘ernm, $1 may any. Pructmfi, Bum leaves this Hotel to connect WiLh 1111 the N R R Traim: going hum] und South. at 8 u, 141., 12 u. m., 5.10 p m. and 12.00 1) m. This Hotel has been refurnighod, renovated, and fitted up in firstâ€"class style, und is, now the lending Hotel north of Toronto. The bur is sup‘ plied with firsbclass brand of liquors :md cigars. Excellent accommodation 101‘ Commu. / .Ll Travellers, and the Goncml Public Good Stabl- ina and an attentive Hustler. ' RICHMOND HELL. G. GnLquR, Prop. THE STAR Sir Wm MoArthuv, K C M G, 1V1. P, eX-Lord Mayor of London, President. W W Baynes.Esq,F I A3Secrotary Reserve Fund . . . . . . ‘ $10,000.000 Annual Income . . . . . . 1,600.000 Invested im Canada. . . l.200,000 Dealh clmms paid. . . . 10,000,000 TORONTO REFERENCES. «Ith MbDenttléqusq‘ John MbDonald, Esq. C. J. Campbell, Esq;, Hon. SetmtorMcMnster A. M. Smith, Esq; Jmues Metculfe, Esq. Rev. Enoch \Vood, D. Loungmude 01} {security of Company‘s Policy at 5 per cent interesut. Loansmade toChurch Trustees, at {L law rate 0 interest. Send for prospectus. EA‘W. E . Fe IKELLY, Veterinary Surgeon! Office 8L Residence? P. O. Buttonville-Bfl; Graduate Ontario Veterinary $011930, Toronto. Fob.211d,1835 And Vimlizcd Air used any time Nothing inferior in Dentistry. Dr A ROBINSON. Egfiémm WW. SURGEON DENTIST, AURORA MACHINE Sec, & Trans. for Cnut‘dxm 32 Wellington St, East, Toronto Don-15$ 1883 0': London, England, genial, LIFE A D PERRY, C. J. Cmpybgll,1§sq;, Lot 8. 4th 0011. ce'Tp, of Markham. Day and night calls promptly attended to R. B. 0133M. B. and Fir University of Toronto, M. C. A L, Emman (Lam Of 3. Surgeon, Mn. , I5}? (Miss 11. ars 8 to 2,311 5.1x IER. OIficohour 162L111 Richmond Hiu 1m. WV. J. Waglsaw, MEDALIS’T TORONTO UNIVERSITY. Member Concgev 6f Physician? 8: Sufi-ghoul. (LATE w s'mmrrvmnm) ‘ ‘ k '3VFICE HOURS'fâ€"F‘WDTS {‘0 10 3.1111, 5 H) 8 p. m ' 135115125311 ‘ ‘_ ‘ H chge Street; Richmond Hill. Riuhumnd H1114 '§.12t!:,‘fiz, BAiN. LAIDLAVV C(). Barristers. Attorneys-ntâ€"Luw, 'S‘Qlicitom-in Chaucer . (Tonvuvum' m, 910,0 macs-ilxnlwrm Bank lfi‘quimfjs‘\Vcllinghnrstroct, Eust,’l‘orontd Jom: RAIN, QC. WM T.Amm\'v, Q C C A MASTHN, Gunmen KAPPELE WELL (3 swam/1:53, DF’é’PEPSIA, mama? 33', (M males, [4» Fullerton 0001182; Miner 18 King Street East. Tofonto. Richmond Hill Post Office Every Saturday. J SFullertnu \V Cook, R Miller. PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN. ‘ Toronto. May 20th, ISM And every 2‘11, , disurdcs‘ed ' ' T. MLWEH 31 8%" COKVEYAIK 4} ETC. 7 “ , -No‘ 1.1 Buimmgiz Loan Foronto Offices ChmnbersAbTorom'o st. - r "n'r‘t‘tte Rlchmond 1h“ Oificc-Cgfim‘imgk A G F LAWRT‘ Nov27t11,1884 _ Barristersfiolicitors, ‘Worth their ‘Neigh: in Gold l DR. "J" A; fi’fiflMERa gaiment Eh fiiig This '11'10(_>i11p:ir:1bio Medicine has secur- ed for itsvii' »:m i111pm~i£hr1bln fame throughoutthc iVorld for thegalieviation and cure of most diseases» to -' which humanity is heir. purify1 7% God th incrontu the czavmfory pbwm‘s of the Livenbruce the nervous a) nLi‘lll. and lew into tho circulua mm the purest Elements for susbamhxg and repairing LL10 frame. Thousands ‘of persons have 'teslified that by theil use alone they 11mm been restored to health and sirengfith, nfmr every other means had proved unsuccessful. V‘Fiu‘bn fnmfl im‘nhmble in Avery Household in Um cm‘cnf Open 501' Hard Tunmu floug‘ns, Sm-a Thruatfl. Bronchitis, and all disord ers of tho Throntand Ghost, ms 11.130 Gout, l'nheu mutism. Scrufulu. and other kind of skin disease WQREE IE" 7 EEZEZRS Are Element to take.” Céfx‘tnin then-ow; Purgntin‘c. 1a a. mic “5111‘0, and 'elfeCtnal (:Crié 'Lh't‘n Ot'A'dlfltfl. I‘vhnfifaci’nmd only at Profess or Hoiinwav’s l‘lstubiishment 533, OXFORD STE“ 31‘ LONDON BAD LSGS, OLD» WOUNDS‘. CULDS 1 1 and Sam nth. 1, onch Box m1<1P<> 900mm, and 3‘ . proverbial). 9.1., «a 92L, 11s., grand 333 MM in (human, ad; 36 cents‘ cents, and the large ‘ sizes in {if}. CAUTIONâ€"1 havé no Agent in the United Slates, noi‘ are my Medicines sold the 'e. Purchasers Shuuld therefore look to the habelkon‘lhe Pot: and Doxcs. If the address is min 533, Oxford Street, LondoL they are SDul‘iuns, I‘Jzflioines are 0 Int Vimhingtmx. T EIOMAS HOLEOYV/p‘ L. H r1310! m) gistercd m 0L}: "1“, and 33 Oxfn ‘6 u..m., and 1 L012?” um (w .urs 8 to STOMACTI AND BOWELS, Barristers, Solicitors, M2. chcs RICHMOND H'ILL, “I, }f HI. m, A31nightcullsutfygutguox be“. Hm, Mxny‘ 1), 18m. . ‘ roanln‘in me imm oyn the quality of ,L Um digestive organs, cleans pass arising fr'dm‘ VS, STOMABH, 4,183,, imam, MAPLE; P" O. 'Box [88. Cu Saturdays \Vnr '1' 19 lfiw‘ l, mgr m t! I‘TI 101m Silvur Iodulisé . C. Pl S.‘ Ont'uno. L. f 3. ondofia‘; Enéx-andf p.191 ul, V . .. FLUFF mm; j 0; THE HEART: Aifn’i‘i' 0F : , . , 7 8TOMAC I, 1m 0; THE SKIN, ,CM’Z 1,67” Rates; T C MILLIGAN’ 'iifiéBNTé.‘ 1 y-'p6m