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gas HP:- . G0 T0 THEâ€"- ewmecfifiWgWW ' )m‘ THE PRQF Y fl‘fihp-is always 9}).1he Lookout for Bargains a,lot of OurGefiénfl assortmentpf Dry quds, Sun, complete :and prices cut Nexy ng. 2,000 Pains Boots, .Shpes, and Slippersâ€"fill kinds, all rsizesâ€"«from 30c. to 3.50 per‘pair. Prices being far below ,regular dealersybecause these were bought at 490. to 75c. on che $2 Ready money has Just secured the following: at from‘65c. 1m 80c. on the $93â€"20 Boxes Soap, 10% Chests Tea, 1 Barrel .7Currants, a Iqtof sundr.ie;3, Rice, Pot Barley, Spices, Bails, \Vashboards, Clothes Lines, Brushes, Lampfjllimneys, &c. A Boxes Matches for 250., and other goods in proportion. As “glare always ready with cash in hand to buy when .the price is fight, “We are ‘constautly offered goods CHEAP by .partieskwho MUST sell ; therefore we are able 40 lay before .‘you many linegs qf goods cheaperli‘haln regular Marclmnts. We‘rpegu gwhen wefigy and guarantee satisfacgion. flutter and EgnganteQâ€"“ggghe‘st Price Paid. Every Department Complete. ‘Pre§s qudts An the New Makes “and. Leading Colors,â€"â€"Cheap. :‘Typhoid‘, Malaria or Bilious Fever MEQL§NERÂ¥ ANID IHANTLE aGOODS firgperieg, Hardware, Crockery,&c. The Foo Ie -â€"Snve! Saving! Saved! and money lnid up for a. rainy day by purchasing P qry Household Supplies at the Ontario House. “ILL Id-NE‘QF PROVISIONS, CMWKERY, BO0TS & SHHES. gPfizICES AWAY DOWN. Choice Flour, Bacqn, &0. always kept [in stock. The undersignecl have made arrangements with the Patterson & Bro. 00., of Woodstock (formerly of' Patterson), to handle their repair business in this part of the country. A full stock of repairs and extras for any and all of their imple- ments may be found at their warerooms, Yonge Street, Riehmond Hill. £8885} First-class worknmn will be employed, and farmers placing their machinery in our hands for repairs may rely on good work at. low rates. \Ve will keep in stock a full line of Patterson 8L Bro. Co,’s I’lows, Gang Flows, &c., &c., also the wellâ€"known \Vilson Fanning Mill. ‘P. I}. SAVAGE It works like magic, driving ,the disease or its gymptoms out of the system. Try it I Try it l It builds qp the [entire system and renders you able to attend to your accustgmed pursuits. Preparpd on]; by Farmers having binders to repair will please bring them as early as pos~ Bible. Plow Points and extras for any make of plow always on hand. Binder Twine may be had at any time. All orders for repairs must be acgompaniod by price with catalogue letter and number, with year of make. Handsome «- Min-£11. laps, SANDERSON jpnqs. CHEMISTS AND BRUGEISTS, - .- RIGKMBI A‘Igrge assortment of Worsted Suitings and Canadian I'I‘iyveeds at such low pricqs as will astonigh our friends. REPATR SHOP. Is now [filled with a Large and Splendid Assortment of ALL KINDS OF EChoice g: Groceries Eheap Cash House ;! --~-=M;EVLLE.__ ' has}; 116.011 'Agfi Tonic. Qntario House ! at a very low price, which you shoagld see. Manager. New Spring Are you threatened with :11: great variqty at the Constantly on hand. SPRING. R. NEVILLE. ISAAC CROSBY. JOSEPH H. HALL. H. A. NIGHULLS, Seo‘y. Box 439. RIGKMBND HILL has just secured {1888. We“ Tests}. “ I was neafly dead wnb Cholera Morbus- gone bottle of Extract of WWI Strawberry fumed me, and at smother time I was so bad 'with Summer Complaint thatI thought I would never get over it, when two bottles vcured‘ me.” Mrs. E. Askett, Peel, ()m. '4 The second of July was the day for the celebration of Dominion Day in Richmond Hill and proved a good one .hut not up to what was "expected. People from all around the surrounding souutry. among thein being those who in ,times past ,had made this their place of abode. were presâ€" ent, which made the day seem like old times when Richmond Hill was booming. Early in the morning: the people \vme at work" making: ready to welcome all Who kindly loaned their patronage to the welfare of the societies who worked so l'nillifully in making the duy one to be enjoyed and long remem- bered The Young Canadian Lacrosse Club did all that was in their power to make their part of' the program enjoyable. Foot-hall,huge-hull and lacrosse matches were played. The first to arrive was the Gormley toot-hull teum and what to do with them was a question the iiinnagers did not know how to decide. their heing no other team to compete against them, and they did not want to give them the prize without, having some fun over it. In the meantime one or two had been at work to get up a “scrub teum” to play against them and after a long hunt and hard coaxing they managed to get enough together and started the ball a rolling it was soon found [out that the visitors were the best players. but for ateani that. have the name} of thethest kickers around these parts they. bunnotkick a little bit. The home team was composed of men such he never played before and did not know when they were kicking the right way, the visitors had more p-actice which gave them the advantage hut they had to work hard to get a game which they managed to do after a. long struggle This, added to the already weuk- ness of the Scrubs. completely knocked them out. and two more. games soon fol- lowed with one for the Scrubs. leaving the score 3 to l in favor of Gormley, BA SIG BALL. The next to he competed for was the base ball. Tliornhiill oluli made their ap-i peamnee on the field with the Stars ol' Richmond Hill as Opponents. The latter team has just lieen organized and have not had one night’s good practice since doing so The game started with the home team at the but. after scoringr two runs the visitors Came to the front and did u liltle better leaving eight runs 10 their credit lietore going out to the field' in the second iii- niugs the Stars got, seven more iuup. Wllelti the visitors tollotved with ten more. tune being,' called the game was stopped only two innings being played on each side with u score of let‘l, in I'm ot'ot' 'J'limnliill. The Thoruhill boys are a fine lot of fertows, mid their ninnliness on the ground won for them selves a host of friends 'i'liq7 gave our boys a hearty invitation to go and play at, 'l‘hornhill and we hot e they will soon dogn LACROSSE ; The Primrose lacrosse cluli, of Toronto. com peted aguinist the White Rose, of this village, for ,the silver cup The White Rose were by far the larger and stronger 'tettin. yet the Primrose claimed to he of the same age. However. they showed they Vere not cowards like their older hrothers 'who compose the Y. ()n. tarios. ofToronto, and, were to have played against the Young: Canadians (for the chem- pionsliip, but failed to appear. ,we hear the poor fellows could not. get a rig to come in. It looks as it they did not want to, even if they could not get a rig the trains were running, and they could l]the,d()th the same as the Primrose. 'who plade u very good game, but. they had to suffer a defeat of tour straights to nothing. The Fire Briâ€" gnde Band occupied all the «pure time by rendering sweet strains ot music. THE GARD N PARTY To give any lengthy report of the garden party. held on Mn Crosby’s beautiful lawn, on Monday evening by the Young Ladies of the U. M. Church, will only he repeating year by year the success that always attends these gatherings [got up by and carried out so successfully by them. The party held on Monday night was aided by a fine and beautiful day. and the place where it was ho'd cannot be bettered for position and beauty in the country around. More than 600 people, itis reckoned, enjoyed the oc- casion. An arch at the entrance of the grounds was decomted with flags. 0. large tent farther up was set apart for the dispos- ing of ice Cream and temperance drinks with confectionery. Over the lawn tables were placed. waited on by the young ladies ofthe church, who showed by their atten» lion adesiie to please all who patronized them. Strawberries being the principal article with all the good things necessary for a good feed, were there in abundance and to spare. Some of the boys getting so much that they so far forgot themselves as to throw about cake etc. as if it was nothing but dirt. May the time come in l which they will regret hwving so acted and behave better for the future. The house of Mr. Crosby and the trees on the sides of the lawn were beautifully decorated with Jan-- terns and the motto “This Canada of Ours” hung over the entrance to the building. The fire works at the end was worthy of the two gentlemen who superintended this part of the evening’s entertainment and when we mention the names of John Jr, William Sanderson all will understand success at- tended their efforts to please and delight ithe crowd. We cannot close our short and imperfect sketch of the afl'air'wnhout specially mentioning the name of Miss Ida Simpson, who personated “Itebecca” at the well. We do not know that We should have ottended if it had not of been to see how this part of the programme was to be carried out. We were well pleased and no doubt with the assistance of Mr. A Wright many thirsty souls were made hanpy at the lwell. The R. H. F. B. B. discoursed sweet lmusic during the evening, only this much, if they could have a little more yariation in the pieces played it Would be more satis- factory. Procecds of the evening about 153350, expenses about $100. ,BEAUT‘IFUL VX\YF3A'EHF7R+(iOQII TIMES â€"- ,LARGE ,GATHKRINGâ€"THW ()NTARIOS .F‘AILED TO SHOW UP"- T-IFE LAWN lflARl‘Y A GRAND fiUULEESS $1.11,. KEEFLER, At his painting Office, Yonge Street, Richmond Hm, Ontario ..Terms_of Subscriptlon :-~$1nn per n‘nnnm in V dvance. When not paid in advance $1 50 will a charged. Transitory adve "‘p‘emeuts, firstjnserbion, perliue,...‘ U ‘ Scents; Each subsequent pme . n, per hue. 3 cents. iontmcts for Lima and space made on applicm tion. Advertisements Without written instructions will be inserted Jntil forbm and charged tumsi-~ ent rates muémmrmn 1m: The York Herald. (By our own Rom}; [fie-r) EVER Y THE GAMES mmmsmgp _BY THURSDAY The depm‘lmenlal examinations for sec-- and and third class tenchers’ certificates commence (o-mox'mw (Tuesday) There are 122 entries set apart for conducting (he Iexaminations, and according to the returns The organs of' ruin and despair keep up their howl about the DominionGovâ€" eminent tottering to its fall. But the wicked Tories hang on to power just the same. Since Febauary, 1887, no less than seventeen victories have been won at the polls by the Liberal»Conserâ€" vative party. fFive constituencies have been wrested from Canada’s traitors, while innumerable clap trap devices have failed to induce one place to for- sake its allegiance to the Government so “bly led by Sir John A Mapdenuld. Be- low will he found a statement. of bye- eleetions won by both parties, which, al though not very palatable reading for our friends on the other side, we would ask them to ponder it well: Gm'r VICTORIFS. GOVERNMENT VICTORIES. Prince Edward, Itestigoueho, Missisquoi. (‘hxlrlevoim L‘Assnmption, Itelu'rmv, 5., Kent, Dighy, Russell, Colchnster, Yrmnoth, )umberlund, Dnrchester, Huldixmmd, Bruce . Victoria. N. S. Interest on Fest Ofiice and Savings Banks Deposits. Stouflville Advance. “The Empire puts forward What can only be regarded as a constructive exâ€" cuse tor the Government’s nonâ€"fulfilâ€" ment of its promise to reduce the interâ€" est on Post Uflicc and Savings Bank de- posits Says 111.; junior Conservative organ:â€" {UNDER the Ontario act :1 Hastings farmer has been fined $20 and costs for ,nddéng wntemn milksupplied to a cheese factory. UUnder theDominion act. the penalty for this- rvll‘ence is $60 or $100 ivL-t‘ne discretion oh the magistrate. We have frequently beam tpldpl' late that the mast of the milk stip- plied to people in (his city is'adnlté‘mted to' a shonking extent ; ihnt it nonzer- was worse, in it anybndy’s duty tri"?§fi‘orco the law‘? Has the board of health something: to do with this mntter? Whut tune till the {and inspectors for ? One or two protaecutiens under the Dominion act would rttise the titnndmd of Hamilton milk to pt)»er twenty four lmurs,,und it is a crying shame timt, with all 0.3m “inspectors” and hoards of health. and health oflicere, that no attempt is made to remedy this great evil. Are the people of Hamilton to belfed 0n afinlterated‘ milk without pretest. while the people of England tire saved frqm eating ,had cheese hytthe Hit-«tings authoyiliesfl la the Hwy lishtcheese market of more account, t‘lzltsn the health of anndinns ? Come, officials, Rlll‘ ynurselves, and earn your salaries:- Spectator. 'I'ftlERElhns been a good deal of discus ‘siou lately in railroad circles in reference to the time [when the railroads .began :burning coalginfitead of wood in their locomotives. Investigations shows that the New York Central initiated this movement. in l858.' In that. year six locomotives were run lbetween New York and Poughkeepsie, using coal for gener- zzting motive power, and two between l’oughkeepsic and Albany burned coal. The superintendent at that, time, Mr. A. F. Smith, reported that. it cost but one~ fourth as much to drive the trains by coal as it did to drive them bv wood combustion. This investigation shows that a train of' twenty one freight cars, in making a trip from Poughkecpsic to New York and back again, a distancenf lei-1 miles. six and five~cighths cords of pine wood, costing $40.15, were con- sumed, while to make the same trip‘ with a coal burning locomotive only 4,198 grounds of coal wereconsumed, costing $1048, and that it reouired unly 89AM worth nt' coal to drive an ext,» press trggin Ffrom New York to Foughâ€" km-psis and back again. When filese Facts were verified the wood-buzzing engines fixed to go. " As regards one other point, on which a good deal has been saidtâ€"the alleged check to commercial enterprise because the Government have been paying four per cent. for savings bank deposita~it would be noticed that all the banks Show large in- creases in deposits compared with a few years ago, and than they are holding enor- mous sums on which they pay no interest." The excess of deposits' proves nothing except 1115!. the times have been dull. No- body denies that the banks have plenty of mnney now. It is when activity sens in, that the banksfind their energies paralysed by the Government cqgnpetion." The paper from which we elip the above may be astonished to learn that, the reality of the four per cent. interesu allowed by Government is practically, and has been for years, unobserved. Inâ€"- usmueh as, whether it is to lessen the labor to Ehe Government elerkslor other- wise, but the fact is ifa deposit is made on the 2nd of any month, or any part of a month, interest does 'not. carry until the first of the following month. If inâ€" terest on deposits are reduced this part of th‘ performance should be remedied, and the interest. counted from the time any deposit: is made. AT A recent SGSSion of the Dominion ‘ Parliament no important addilion was hmade to “ The “'cighgs and Measures Act.” ,whiolh provides that, “ Every barâ€" rel ol'sult .packed in bulk,,aold 01' oileer for sale,-sliull contain two hundred and eighty’pounds of salt, and every such ‘barrelwcf salt, sold or oflerod for sale ahall have the correct gross and net weight (hereof marked on it in a permâ€" .nnont. “manner.” It also provides that the name of the packer is to he “branded on every barrel of salt, and “for any contravention of the foregoing provisions of' tho act a panlty of $10 is toxbe .imâ€" poem r” DEPARTMENTAL EXAMENA‘WONS snx‘uggledvinio Canada, and on examinaâ€" tion were fl).qu to be diseased. A votiâ€" nary surgeon diagnosed the disease and pronounced it virulent glanders: Under those circumstances: the custom? officers at, 1he porn ordered the .nnimals to be shotwwlxjch was accordingly done. THE-NorthwestrMounted Police a few. days‘ago ,seized, near Leihbridge ,a number of horses. The animals were Byeâ€"E ectzonig. Rustigoucho, (‘hxu‘levoix. Rem'rmv, 5., Dighy, Colonnster, mmberlund, Ilnldixmmd, Victoria, N. 5., Shelmlrne, ‘ umberlund. E., Hinton, Milltuesex, W., Hastings, \V.. Queen‘s, N. 15,, Victoria, 13.0., Clnu'letun, Ont Pictou. From the Liboml. Last week’s Borealis says that the Empire now leads in A urorn as a mornâ€" ing paper, and that the Mail’s race is run. Surely there is some mistake about this. We have too high an opinâ€" ion of Aurora's intelligence to give cre- dence to such a statement. ADVICE T0 MOTHERS. Am you disturbed at night: and brnkan of, your rest) by a, sick child sutfcring and crying with pain or cutiing teeth ‘2 If so, send at once um] get 11. bottle gf MR8 WINSLOW’S Suu'vuINu S? RUP ch‘ Cambium TEETHTNG. Its value is inculeul- ulna. It wul‘relieve the poor little suiferer inn-- mpnlinmly Depend upon 11;, mothers. thorojs no mistake about it, It cures dysentery and diar- rlxdeeL, regulates th'.i stmnunh and bowels, cums Wind colic, softens the gums, reduces inflmumw tinn, and gives tone xmd energy to the who! a system. IVIMSC‘NINSLUW'S Sou'ymxa SYRUP wm CHILDREN Tlcwmma isplensnnttu the tuste,mxd is the prescription of (mo of the Oldest and best female nursna and physiciu us in the United States. and is for snlu by (111 druggists through out the world T‘I'iue twentv five cents! abotfle no sure and ask for " Mus \V!NSLI)W'S Soo't‘quG Sum; v" and take no other kind. AN UNBIASED OPINION. From the Woodbridge News. The XORK HERALD entered upon ,the 30th year of its existence on the 7th lust. It ,is always Well stocked with local news. Minutes of 25th May read and proved. A printed communication from the Department of Public Works, Ontario, relating to the “Ontario shops lieguiaâ€" [ion Act.” was read. The Clerk was: instructed to reply to said communication dated 4 June, 1888, and say that the village council “has not passed nor does it; contemplate passing such a byrluw as tlnat referred to in the communication. The following accounts were read :â€" A Reid. work 31 25 Jacob Eyer, gravel for Markham street â€"â€"â€",â€"â€" 9 20 Moved by Mr Atkinson, seconded by Dr Wilson, that the Treasurer ishereby instructed to pay the above accountsâ€"â€" Carried. July 3rd, 1888. Pursuant to a call by the Reeve, the council met. The Reeve in the chair. Councillors presernt~Messrs Atkinsau Sanderson and Wilson. The Reeve submitted an agreement between Mr. W'm. Trench and the Vilâ€" lage Corporm‘ion in regard to sinking an Artesian Well for the pgrpose of securâ€" ing a supply of water. Mr. Sanderson mowed, seconded by Mr. Atkinson, that the agreement with Mr Trench be receiyed and adoptedâ€" Carried. :Fishoa are weighed in their scales. And an elephant packs his own trunk; But rats never loll their own tales. And one seldom gels Chink in a chunk. Dogs seldmn wear their own pants. W lliPl‘l fact lays them open to scorn ; N0 nephew or lH‘iCU fancies unis. fund :1 cow never blows ils own horn. (LCM. cannot purse its own claws; N0 porcupine nibs iL-x own quill. Though Orplmn hvnrs slill have. their paws. A bird will not pny its own bill. Sick ducks never go to a quack ; A horse cannot plough its own main; A ship is no: hinl‘by H. luck, And a wiuflqw ne'er antlers from pane. Philadelphia them. Moved by Mr Sanderson, seconded by Mr Atkinson, that the committee on by~ laws are hereby instructed to prepare a byâ€"law authorizing the Reeve to sign the agreement with Mr W Trench and to provide for the payments mentioned therein~â€"Carried . The council then adjourned. ML TEEFY, Clerk. ( From our own correspondent.) Tho fashionable girl of Washington :is any- thing but the puny creature that the envious men have made her out. It isn’t really true that she will scream when she sees a mousepr gather up her skirts and skeduddle yelling “ a snake "I asnakei" when she steps on In, crooked stick‘ When she goes in for onything now-a-days she goes in heart and soulâ€"she plunges. She goes in for horseback riding now. and like everything else she extracts every utom‘of pleasure from it' This has been the fail for a year at least, and the sages predicted that the hot weather would kill but it hasn't so far. Ebere isn’t a. girl in the- city who has areally trim figure undo stylish habit, who will quit raging just because it’s hot work. No, indeed! She gets up early in the morning and takes a trot or center through the woods and over the roads, and generally returns in time to sit down to breakfast with the family. She has an appetite like a cow-boy and cheeks like June roses. If she is an expert she tells with pleasureiof the crapper she toolmtnd glories in the bruises. She's not overly anxious about her complexion either. Indeed, most of the fair riders bid fair to rival the well seasoned tramp und the turkey e3 ' for brownness and Speckled. DEER. Lirecently received at themdeparltnent 5.000, 1 {Candidates will write for both grades. The papéts for second, and Iirstclass certificates were prepared by the University examiners. and the third, class by tho Central Com-«f tiiittee of the Education Department. vrAsl before. the answers ofthe candidateu willl he read by sub-examiners appointed by the Minister of I‘ldut‘ution, the transferring of setting the papers to the University having been done: with a View to itssitnilale the de- partmental exnminntioos with those of the University. For the first time candidates for first cl :99 grade C Gmtificates will be examined at local points, of which there are 120. 'i‘ he exmninutions begintduly 10. There are 200 candidates on the list for this examination. With regard to ‘first class grade A and P. the (lciartmeut does not any longor exercise any controlfihese being graded after the» candidates undergo n speci- fied course at: the universities. The ex» mninations for admission to high school and Collegiate institutes will begin on Woollen-- day and will lost. until Friday afternoon fol- lowing. 'l‘heso e 'aminntions are not; ex? clusively held at high schools, the policy of the department. being to set apart. addition â€" al centres considered of convonimme to pupils. it is estimuted that 12,000 candiw dates will Write on the entrance papers, and when other grades and Univm'silv ex" examinations are taken into consideration, no‘less than 20000 boys and girls in Don" tario will he examined on some sphere of educational work during the coming month. The University examinations will he con» ducted at the same centres and on “1051mm days as those for teachers’ certifimms.-â€" World. ‘The interest in tho preliminary prolinrntioun for I ride them, and fmmo of the Veterans who don't 3 cum to be. b'rni‘lml While. they tnlm their mammal», “ take their constitutional in the ring. nud it in do, I cidodly pleasant. That place is cool, t-Jyvuy mid l quiet; them is no dust, and the wind blow in}: in at: the large Open windows makes it; sutliciontlv invigorating. An old-timer was: complaining tho other day [Lb-"uh tho indjtfnruuco or Government clorkn to politicsl “Blamed if I don‘t: boliovo that some, of thorn zti'o ignomutitlmt n. convention hush/3511 llfllt,”h01’unlllrli8d hy wuy of u climux to hip description of their hcnightod condition “ ftor while they will loose the run of the Prnnidoms,” he wont on, " nud ho like tho people in somo of the hack counties. who are snid to still vote for Andrew Jackson.” The old 1mm spoke with much cntruestnosfi that your cormnpnudont-M‘hn Wnn listmiing to him (lt‘tm‘minud to hitch" m7 some clerks and Huhject them to u. sortof ci il- BUrVicc cunnilinttrion on politii-s. Alli-r hilltit ii with sovcrnl 1 found thnt nll of ti on: know that Grovor (tlovolmid was Profiidt-nt. tnul trhnt ho httd boon mnomiuntod by tho imtionnl demo crubic convention. As to who would he the noxt President them was Home (lifforeuoo of opinion The, appointoes under the present. admin istmtion had no doubt that Mr. Cleveland would he ro» elected, and were of tho dooidvd opinion that tho country would not ho RMH if tho rcpuhlionn party should he rotui'ncd to power. Tho ” hol- dovers," as the clerks appointed undor former Administrntionq uro termed, \voro undernou- atmtive in their tulk. Thoy dill not Room to have given the nuhjrwt of tho nuxt l‘ronitlcut. much thought, mul their viown of tho polition» situation worn mild mul rnthor colorless. The bullotin DOtIJ‘IIH that; used to be u familiar Fight in the Department corridors were not to he found tind the clerks did not Room to llllQS thotn. tho grout nzttimml strugglo did not, ripple tho calm routino of Departmont lilo. The Congressional birth rooms nro )irositlod nvcrhy npoworfnl colored man who nurkon u, l grout mnny oxtrn. quumtern by “ rubbing down ” the statesmen who go to huthc. Tho usual price for tho Horvioo is twenty-five cents, hut (Jougro‘asb mt‘m “ BillV ” Mnsou, Chicago, has been min u httlfdoilzn‘ ovory tiinn he Inna ctLllod upon the keeper of tho both. Hc diacovomdlazt Thum- (luy that Congressmnn Yurdtoy Wm: Roout‘ing similur Service for junt hutlf Whnt he paid. llc protcstnd vigorously ngntitmt paying: tlonlilo tho 112nm! amount, when tho Afrisnn Hianliliwlnllll ro- tated: “ meo quitc right Mistnh Mgnzou, Huh, I , Worth their TVeig-rh: in Gold t ‘1 i 5 0" l, t Thislncontpziruhlu . -iuclmssoci1r- od l'or itst'lt' no impcrishuhle fume throughouttho lVorld for tho nllcvtntion and cure oi most, dlSUllSO-‘l to Which humanity is heir. 1 " (‘0 e lxlfi‘) purify. roggttlnto und iinproyn tho qnnlitv of ll ootl. They tLSHISlr lrll("tll::('.’w‘bl\'ti origuiiii. ('loflnfi tho STOM AGE: AND BOWELS, increunr‘ tho scui'otoi'y iiowors of tho Trivordn‘uce the norvonn. latt‘ttt, nod throw into tho circuln. tron this llllt'rls’li .l'llt'tttx'ltts for suntuining and mounting the it‘ll-UL". x g u-ad ’b Thousands of persons have tostilicl thr The riding school has a. sort of desertua look from the outside, but things are going; at :1, many pace just the ammo, and if you want; a harm you will have to ongngo him several days; LLhOlld 01 time. But the soft put of honfs on the tam bark is not by mm means packed uwuy in cumphor with last seamn‘s furs. Mzmy of tho beninuora who uxe too timid a): shy to uppmu' on the rmi Our Washington Letter. A FEW SIMPLE TRUTHS A BIASED OPINION. Village Council. The (lonm‘essiunnl but]: rooms m'n prrxsi‘lml ' over by n. powerful onlomtl man whn makes n, I gl‘oafi mnny oxtrn. quuyrim'n by “ rubbing down ” r , the stutemnou who go to huthn. The usual price I for tho Horvicn is twenty-five cents, but, (Jungm‘m l mrm “ BillV ”MxLSnn,Cl1icn,;zn, has lwnn tuxml :1 lmlf dollar ovary timn he lmfi chllnd upon the keeper of the bath. H0 diamnmmdlazt Thum- (luy that Congressnnm andlny Wm: ensuring similar Service for junt half what. he paid. lle protested vigorously against paying: (I‘lllhln the} 11:;111lenmmt, when the Afri‘ml (ninth-4mm) ru- tcrtcd: “ YOJWO quite right Mlstull Mgzsnn, Huh, I dun rub down Mismll Yn-rdlny fer n. qmn'mh, SlLll, hut Misluh "Yardley (lun waiqh only 125 wmmls uud you tivs <10 Roulos M: £50. ‘Kida‘s din snh. (law‘s nigh onto lmrf nu 1mm in «lat lmek rw-yun‘s. Still, dere m'u’t no rog’lnr charge. and I‘m, con- tondod wif u qnmtnh if you says do word, HnJ'L" Billy paid up and dropped an extra. 11qu mm the 1 keeper'H hum]. [Juno 19th. 1588. To cm]! a. base bull player who has made a home run In brick, is something every one can up. preciuto, .fur we have (L11 seen lL brick but. Undemably True. “I have used Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry and found it a sure cure for summer complaint. I was very sick and it cured me enlirPly. Alexander W. Grant, Moose Creek, ()nt. Our Hung contributor says that 121] are kunw .hhaLt will get; abnlgo 0111:. 1mm thug: tho mumps. Where is hm-anry mm)an beggars, (won. Many of them Lma u cont of :Lhns. Broken Down. “ Afler suffering wiln Dyspepsia, Kidnw DiseaseJ loss of appetite and pain‘in the head until discouraged, I heard of Burdock Blood Bitters. took two bottles and am happy.!o say feel as well as ever." Mrs. Rufus-E. Merry, New Albany, N. S. :A new Rtnry pa entitled : “ After Many Years That’s What 1L gqod many people are after. As A PICKâ€"ME-UI’ after excessive exer- tion or exposure, Millburn’s Beef, Iron and Wine is grateful and comforting. The best way to 11.121110 a rice pudding:-â€"â€"Tho milky way. FOR NH’I‘TLE RAH“, Summer Heat and general toilet pnrpnses, use Low’a Sxflphur Soup. Sum; SYMPTOMS 0.? Worms armâ€"Fever, colic, vm-iabie nppelile. restlessness, weakâ€" ness and convulsions. The unfailing lemedy is Dr. Low’s Worm Syrup. Ayonng Trishmrm, who had just nmmnnm-d his unguuwmwnh, was ftSkml, “ And when did ynu prnpns )’ “ Faith," FILM ha. ~‘ l\\’ starlight, turd I not hm umwer in {L twinkling." From Moropano. Man. Mr, Joseph Clam mum-Au“! Mist winter 1 was so had with Inflammatorv nheumutism that {was not expected to live. 1’ used no other medicine but Burdock Blood Bitters and can now get ruund again feeling better than I ever was before I was: taken sick, andI oweit all to Burdock Blood Butlers.” The ruby is fluid to bn omblnm (Me of faithful- nnss, but the Lhonghtluss mun musu’t judge trom this that u. rcd-heudcd girl makes um truest; wife. AN INACTIVE or mem LIVER must be aroused and all bad bile remuved. Bur-- dock Pills are best for old or young. “ \Voll, my young gentleman, and how would you like to lmvn you huir cut ‘2” ” Uh, lilw pupau‘s, pluaso-â€"Witll a little round 11010 at the tnp." A Fact Worth Remembering. Mr. Jas. Binnie, ()f’l‘oronlo, states that his little baby when three months old was so had will) summer complaint that under d()ct0"’s tremmmn her life was deapaired of. Four doses of Dr. Fowler’s EmecL nf Wild Strawberry cured her. She is now fat and hearty. IF you wzmt. to buy 01‘ sell I» Fur m. ad verth in 1118 Toronto \VEEKI.Y MALL, That paper )‘eunhm 100.000 farmers’ home: every wmk. and your advertisement, should meet the 5:50 of smnenne who w‘smls to purchase. Advm‘lisemenm of" this Class urn inserted in the ’J'nmnm WEEKLY MAIL for Five Cents .a. word ranch insert‘inn, or Twenty (‘enls n ward for five insertions. Address Tm: MALL, 'J‘m'onlo. Canada. The host thng (mfjwnu Inching tooth. Mi‘ierfl must ho, hum hcm'tud, us they arc-m;er for giving. llum.va"s l’ii,i..¢x.~ln the cnmplavinm peculiar in females Iliese Pills um unrivalled Their use by the fair sux has become so constant for ihe removal of their ailmmats that ram is the household let, is without, them. Amongst! all (cl-(153m. from tlm doâ€" mestic servant to llve peeress. universul favour is recorded to HIPS“. renovating Piils; their invigomling and purifying propannies render ihvm safe and invuluuhle in all Carma; they may he mlu'n by females ol'all ages W any ’disorganimtion or irregularity of the system. spmxdily removng the muse and restoring me sufl‘urer to rohuut hnuhh As a family modiciun they are mmppromrhâ€" able for subdung the maladies 01' young and old. Never have a. wooden leg made of oak because the 0th is apt to produce u com. A Distressing Disease. “ I wish to give my testimonv in favor of Burdock Blood Diners. I had been troubled with Erysipeius and was introâ€" duced to try this valudfle medicine. I .huve used thiee bottles and am now well as eve-r.” Mrs. L. Finch, Clear Creek. Out. Why ma. doctor never sick ‘? He is used to $00 Sickness. Grover Cleveland was President. mu] thnt 1m had been renominnhcul by the nationnl (10:10 crubic convention. As to who would he the next President, them was HOIDO differean of mn‘niun The, appointeaes under the present. admin istmtion had Ilodnnbt that Mr. Cleveland would be re» AS A LAXAT'iVE, It acts milfiiy, but finely? on the Bowels. AS A NERVE 'romc. It'snengthena and Quiets the Nerves. NS A BEUR‘ETIC. It Regulator. the Km. neys and Cures their Diseases. Recommended by prom sienal and businessmen. Price $1.00. Sold by druggism. Send for circular”. 59541.5, filCI/AflDSO’flE 00., Pééeuamrs.‘ Montreal, P. Q! Enriches the B1605. 3' For The Net-{yous ' The Debilitated n The Aged As AN AI:_TI-;RATIVE. ItPuriflee and _.n.a_,_ u. , URES Nervous Prostration,NervouaIâ€"lend- â€"â€" ache.NeurnIgin, NervousWeaknesl. h Stomach and Liver Diseases, and all affections of the Kidneys. @piund 'alne’s ifi not a. quicker l’u’x thd, rum - WARDED are those who read this and than not; they wi.1 find honorable employment than will «2 not take them from their homns m] 13;)! " The profits are large and sure to 1min {mm pursmx, many have made and , mm.- m {in}: several hundred dollars per myth. It IS cusv for anyone to make $5 and upwards yer any, who is willing to work. Either HOV, younz; or old ; capital not, needed; we start yam ; ovury'bhh, now. No special ability re- quirml ; you, rumier, can do it as well ma any one \ Write to us at unue for full particular." l-lh \vp v- ' free. Address Stimun & Co (, "J v HAS revolutionized fibbv world during‘ tha lamp, 1 l hnll‘ceutury. Notlensfi. Hmong the wonders of in.» \‘(mlivu py'nurvsq is n, iiiutliml “Jul System of mm]; lei will he, purfutnwl all uvor Llie country \vitlmut smvumliuu 11m wnrlmrs from their- limnos, l’uy lilwrnl; :Lny mm mm do the work. Either Rpx ; young 01' um ; 11:) special ability re- quired, Capitul nut li(€,¢}(}(1;yull are started li'eo. (Int. this out and rutiutn to us and; We will suud you {1'00 sonm‘rhinn of grout value and iam- portumm to you; blunt will status you in business, which will bring; 371w. iii more money right away than xmymiinq Man in the Wurld. Grand outfit freo. AllLll‘dFH, '1'ruo& (30., Augusta, Maine. BREMJMAKER’S YEAST} Opposite U, S. Patent (Silica (Trwonts, Roismws and Trade Murkssncumd. and “.11ntllurputcnt causes in tho Pulnnt, OIHco and before the Court's promptly and carefully at- telnth to. Upon receipt: of modal fur. sketch of invention, I mer careful exzunizmrtmu, and adviflo as to p- tentnlvility‘Fnhm (w? {Hanna ' FEES MunkuATE,nm1 I mmlm ‘ND CHARGE UNv‘ mass PATENT .Ifl smmtmm. Tnfonnutinn, advice and special rufcronucs svnt on application. marvels of invention. Those who are in need of profituhle work that can be dorm while living at home should at once send their nddrvss to Hanett & 00.. Portland. Maine, and receive free 11111 uiiormumion how either sex. of all ages, can earn from $5 to $25 per day and upwards wherever they live. You are started free. Capital not required. Some have made over $50 in a. single day at this work All succeed. SEA WONDERS exist in thousands of forms, but are surpassed by then THE UNION MEDICINE qq.,__raormmoas, HTTLE‘LWEH; ; PILLS, Tim Trade Marks of mv said Mnd)‘ gismrod 111 Ottawa, and 3,118 u‘t' D'Iannfacturud oniy at Profess- 01'HOHO\Vuv’s Establislu‘nem, 533. OXFORD STREET LONDON. KAN 1‘ ['1 EM Great Spring Medicine. N0 GRiPlNG. Coughs, Sam Thrusts. Bronchitis, mu] n11 disorri 91's of 11m 'I'hrle, mm Ghost, {La nlx‘o Gout, RhnL‘ unmib‘xn. Scrof‘ulu. mul othm‘ of skin IliSvusn and said M15. Hd., 2s. 9d., 4S.Gd.,115., “" and 333 mmhlhx mid I‘M, mnliu (Jimmln at 36 cent»! 90 cents, and $1,5(Jccnts,x,w<lt110 largo aims in proportion. {3:} CAUTION-‘1 have no VAgent in the Uniled States, nor am my Mndivinvs sold there. Purchasers shnuld therefore look to the label on the Pass and Boxes. H' the address is not 533, Oxford Street, Loudm. they am spurious. 33 Oxford street, Lamb-{1‘ will “u funan in WLImLI 110 in ovary Hmweunld the mlrunf (Him! So) ‘ Hun] 'J‘mmvm's. increnm‘ Hm snnrutm'y pownrs of Hm Livonln‘nce the xmrvmm. mtum,mn1Hmnvimu tlm m'reuln. tiun Hm pmxs’t, l‘lh-Inunts fur snnbu‘iuing and rnLImrinfithti frmm. x 1A1) LEGS. ()Jll) WOUNDS. (70MB. Thousands of persons have tmtififl III"! by ihvi; “Ft! Mum“ Hwy 'mm- Lm’n rmlm't-d to hunhh and :‘YI'UIIQ ., ner every other means had vovud unmmcessf'u}. purify. mmfln‘tn um] imprnyn um mmnty Mr B nod. They ILSHISL Hu-Adigoabivn “mulls. vlmv the STOMACH AND BOWELS The Ointment This incomparqu M<i<ii;:ii~.0 has socmn Ci] {hr itsvlt' an imperishzlbie fume i.ilr0!l}.{hfi\li’.iht‘. ‘Vm‘id {hr the uiioviminn and cure ni most, dismzsos to which humanity is heir. The Pills r d w ,1 am ‘1: HWASECL ' HZABN Am Nonsmt to take. Contain their on [’urgntive. Is a. snfo, E‘Jl'o, and effectual destroyer or warm in Chfldzcu or Adult» FREEBIEAN’E) WQRM PQWDERSI J. R. LITTELL. Washington, D.C "mun n u I)n.nii4 nah.“ Sold everywhere ; price ' am 0.11 and easy to take.) Price, 75 c. (with Pills $1.) M’I‘liYM D11. Ii ODDBJR'S TORONTO, CAN. \.:Lu:1L1:iurc usmg ll. fil ._. PRICE cw»: CENTS. BREAD made of this Yeast. tonk 133 First Prich at Ontario Is‘nll Shows in 1237. ()vcr 10,000 ladies have written (any that it surpasses any yeast mt usnl by them. It much the lightest, white“, sweetmt brvnd, rolls, buns and Duck“ hult pancakes. linker; In nearly every town $11 lCnuudu are using it. t THOMAS"HOI‘.L.:5'§VAY arm. 5th 1 i3 and all Impurities of the Blood from what. ever cause arising Liver Comnlaint, Dyspepsia, Biliousness. Sick Headache, Kidney Troubles. Rheumatism, Skin Diseases GURES N0 NAUSEA. :0] HM! rm! m't-d