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C, H. RIGGâ€"S, L. D. S., S. E. Corner King & Yonge 8125-, TORONTO. Thankful for the favors of H10 past years may still be consulted in [my branch of the pro fiession, as follows: Biphxgopd Hillm. 9th (3: 21th of each month (at Palmer House) Aurora, lat, 8th, 16th, and 22nd Etoufivillo . . . . . . . . . . . . “MIL-{tn Markham ...... .. .20fh Vietoriu Square ...... 2136 Thornhill (Walker’s Hotel) 23rd \Vogdbridgc ..... . Klembu‘rg . Nobleton . r VViEngi‘zed a}: qi‘wg‘ys on hand my WITALEZEB A ER ‘1 arpoinfinont. 1t (1608 awayr \virflhrithotpmn m extructmg Vitalized Air for extracting. I will fill teeth without {min at the lowest; prices. Best teeth on rubber 58, cheapest $0. “Hermie, {Isaak & Waiiaee Barristers, Solicitors, 830. Offices IS King Street East, Toronto. Richmond. Hm Post Office Every Saturfiay. J SFullcrton, “7 Cook, J 1i Miller. PRIVATE FUNDS! TO LOAN. Toronto. May 20th, 1884. I On Saturdays. Jllonej in Loan at Lowest Own"an figs. ’ ’ A’G'F' , AQRENCE. ' T C MILLI' AN. Nov 27th, 1584 ‘ ( Armani? Garden & Williams l5 Toronto Street. Toronto; E. DOUGLAS ARMOUR, WM. SETON GORDON A. J. WILLIAMS. Glno CONVEYANCERS, ETC. Toronto Offices-N“ 14 BM“ chumbersfl Richmond Hill Office-E DR. W. J. WILSON, MEDALIST TORONTO UNIVERSITY. Member College of Physicians at Surgeons. (LATE OI“ STOUFFVILLE.) OFFICE HOURS,â€"From 8 to 10 u. 111., 5 to 8 p. m RESIDENCE Yonge Street, Richmond Hm. Richmond Hm, Oct. 12th, ’82. This Home is one of the Post Hatele to be found north of Toroutn. 143 vm‘ythiuu is managed in First, (11an Style. Sample Room for Comm 1'- ciul ’1'1'uvchm's. (i0an fimhling and anthontwc hostlarn. Teran, :31 nor (inLj‘. l’rocmr’b l‘ms have” Jig Hotel to connect with all the N 1L1: ‘i‘rxn‘ns going North mud South. at 8 a. 111., 12 u. 1n.i 5.10 1) m. and 6.00 n m. DR. JAMES LANGSTAFF! THE PALMER HOUSE RECHI‘VEOND HILL. fl FARM of 1-7.7 acres, 150 cloqrm‘l, on lots: {ma 9, 29, can. 3. uf VKLnsahurn, fut 5:111“ or to mm, on (a w forms. For further yn‘y'haulm‘s apply to him; MANNY, RICHMOND HILL, ONT. Oflicehour 10 a. m. All night calls at front door boll Richmond Hill, May 30th, 1887. BARRISTEES, S‘LIGETGBS, CW. J Ti?alm.e1~, PI? T Tm o waoxrfi; 01" $3301? R. B. Orr, M. B. and First Silva): Morln‘vifit University of Toronto, M. C. 1‘. S. Omm‘io. L. AL,Eng1nnd (Late of London, England} Surgeon, Etc. WOIIice Hours 8 to 9.80 mum. and 1 to 2.30 p.113; MI?! [ 16 Grand an0 S ,n‘ics, 9.]ka- ‘iâ€"J I 11:10 of goods worth 'wo dullzws to manufacture, and :1 lurge 1‘30}: Picture Bonk, that. will Bur . put you un the rde to 11, handâ€" snnm ontfilL . \Vr’te quick. and Stud Br: mm» ft 7301;) pay postqu A \V EINNLY, Yuriuouth, U oponeu {LS 4L ’1'cmpcruncu h’ousm Good 51:» c» ‘xmodu’uion for the travelling public. Chnizzo rcmlmmncu drinki ' Best brands of Cigars. (Jum- mmlinus rooms for travellers. Mahmoud mu. AJ. RUPERT, Juno 21m. l'l'Ul>1‘ictul‘. St. Lawrence Canals. GAiGP’S GEVEEEQH. MIXED TENDERS MM)? «a to tho nude: signcdu‘nd Glniuz‘lsur‘i "' Tender fm‘ Pvt. Juu‘.‘ unoe CANINE," win bu reunived at this u! (‘0 until the arrival of the eastern nndwcmmn.nmils U11 '1‘ msnn’, Gm 1111 d:1§,'<xf()ctobm‘, instmnt, fuz- flmcnn ucti ' ' :0 10(‘ks and Mo 47 *1“ ,nj: and mi the Hype; unfrmzzw; mi “11), Richmond H111. ‘ept. 2’7th, 1888, U!) mid aft“: Tums: ix Slant V111 ‘0 for 1w mm“ (3:! ‘0 mum «’1' Hr 110111121m'muLm‘ou the man'm’nion i‘xv - ti‘w a for 1.1m no ’f‘l'v r0: ’f‘l-u 1“ mt in) 1.2m hum: M fimmm’t ' the 1 um i . to Race" 7‘ "19913;. imam» of ULULWLL. 1H,; Barristersflolicitors, ERRED CEKTEJAL HQTEL if F. MCI:- COULTER, TEACHER 0F DR. 'J, A. PALMER, 'muo and Organ I() Dr A ROBINSON. SURGEON DENTIST, AURORA [1" ‘ "Mi u 3mm, 1‘(‘ Y.“ by (1 1 c AND ‘No. 14 Building 6: Loan chumbersflé Toronto st. A'. P. 11mm n v ‘r Richmond Hill, no wovm', do 1:119 places 9f 1 I} L m, and vclims unturim 0 rate-mum : Rear of the ContrMBunk J: 101)} ludi)‘ C233; ly-me SALAR,Y.â€"We are glad to notice that Mrs. Wiley, Corresponding Secretary of the Provincial W, C. T U., a meetâ€" ing of which was lately held in Sarnia, will .receive $200 a year for literary work done by her. FonEâ€"ANDâ€"AFT caps at the Concrete at 25cts. THE LATEST.â€"The Empire deserves a bun for the following 2â€"“ The Mail’s premium to subscribers is supposed to be typical of the paper’s policyâ€"a rcâ€" volver.” SPLENDID all wool fiannels at lowest prices at I. Crosby’s. DEAFNESS CURED.â€"-A very interâ€" esting 132 page illustrated book on dcafnosa. Noises in the head. How they may be cured at your home. Post; free 3d.~â€"Addréss Dr. NICHOLSON, 80 St. John street, Montreal. THE Concrete have nice Boys’ Suits for $1.00. LACE curtains in beautiful designs Atkinson’s. Tm: YORK HERALD from now till the end of the year for 20 cents. }IISY.â€"Mr. Wm. Trench, owner of Trench’s Carriage Works, has an order on hand for a car-load of cutters to be sent to Manitoba. He expects to have the order filled in a couple of weeks. He is also making up some fifty cutters besides. PRIZE LIST.-â€"The prize winners the Woodbridge Fair Will be given the Herald next week. VISITING.-â€"Rev. BILCameron, of Toronto, and Rev. W. ‘V. Percival, of this place, paid a visit to our High School on Monday afternoon. Mr. Cameron addressed the scholars in words Which were highly appreciated. INCH wide ribbon Sets per yd. and 2 inch ribbon for Sets at the Concrete. THE Daily Empire for sale at the HERALD store; price two cents. St. Lawrence Canalsâ€"A. 1‘. Bradley. Currvillo Roller Millâ€"Thomas Cook. IN A Few days We will show a line of grey cottons to be sold retail at. less than wholesale prices. I. Crosby, SOMETHING WRONG.â€"Mr. R. Marsh informed us the other day that an error, in some strange manner, had got into the prize list of the Markham Fair, as he oiid not exhibit any sheep there. We make this notice and think it funny his name should be mentioned without just cause. '1 D ) l-F may be Ionnd nn me at G00 i 1’. Rowan A; Co'chwspaper Advertising; Bureau (10 Spruce st.]\\'hur0 :Ldvcrtis- iyg qontmcts nmy be made for it IN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE. EXCHANGEâ€"Mr. Chapman, of Langstaff, has purchased the hm and lot at thAcoruev of Genh-e and Yonge street, belonging to Mr. \V. Rogors, dentist, and will ‘take possession in a few days. Mr. Rogers has moved to Eversl‘y. DIRECTORS’ MEETING.â€"â€"A meeting of Directors of the Richmond Hill Bible Society will be held tmmorrow (Friday) evening, in the Presbyterian Church, commencing at 7.30 o’clock, A full attendance of Directors is requested to help make arrangements for the annual meeting. LOCAL AND OTHER lTEMS GENTLEMEN, attention I Atkinson has a new stock of hats in the latest styies, which will stand a look through. Tho datoprinted on each paper denotes the time when the subscription expires. We do not hth ourselves responsible for the opinions or uur Uorrespondunts. NOT having any great uncles to boast about we would remind the public that the oldest thng about the Fire Proof is “ truth,” and it is not worn out al- though kept in cmistauc use. The best and cheapest goods may be had there. ROBBERS.â€"Thieves have been at Work at and near Maple during the past week. They stole aboun 15) busheis of oats from Mr. Geo. Lawr, some 30 hens from Mr. L‘uflTy, and a few turkeys from Mr. Henry Lyon. As yet no trace has been found on" the thieves but we hope to hear of their arrest before any f’urthex stealing is done. UL‘AWAYâ€"A horse belonging to Mr. Clubinc, 0f the townline between Mark-- ham and \leitclxurch, created a little excitement in town on Tuesday afterâ€" noon. The horse was standing under Palmer’s shed when it took a notion to muvc on. It broke loose and started up Yonge street at a lively rate making the mud fly in every clircction. Forâ€" tunately it was stopped near Elgin Mills buiorc any damage had been done. ‘llfiPCQCditzg in mking lat, 2nd and 3rd prizvs on aged ram; ht, 2nd and 3rd on mm lamb ; 151‘ and 2nd an aged ewes; 153 and find on shearhng ewes; lat, 2nd and 3rd on ewelumbs; Isl; and 3rd on pen sheep; and 15‘; on fat sheep NORTHERN EXHIBITIONwâ€"le Cd- lingwood Enterprise suyszâ€"“VVC are able to announce that the Great NOl‘lhnrn Exhibition was a financial success, the Directors will be able to meet all liabili. lice, and have :1 surplus. We notice R. Marts} , ESQ, did well in Snutlidowns, uccoedi 1 in {Liking lat. 2nd and Phil Moan GRAPES WANTED.â€"[t is now Cfincmlcd by scientists and well informed men, in all professions, flmt, as food for l1umanbeings,tliere is nothing in the vegetable world superior m grapes; and they not only give strcngtli, endurance and vivzwizy to those who rvgard themâ€" sulvcs as wall, but rcslore tlm sick and (El. lalcd to ~:unltli, WlK‘n Galen freely Gu ,_, (he Vininge "us: all iii-q: yv-xr, . ‘ .l . _ t), in tlic x’iucyurus, ul‘ flell 110m Um; «my marlmlm THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 18, ’88. N OTIC'E T0 SUBSCRIBERS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Richnmnd Whole No. 1580 : Voiume 30. at 1n Home GONE.â€"â€"All hope is given up of obtaining water at Mr.Trench’s. The pipes, 820., which have been used there all summer long have been removed. We are extremely sorry so much labor and money have been spent to no good purpose. We trust some means or plan may be arrived at whereby the necessary article of water may be obtained not only for business purposes but for fire and domestic use _. And whilst upon this topic it may not be out of place to suggest that the examination of the water tanks on the diflerent streets of the vil- lage would not be amiss before the setâ€" ting in of the winter. RE-UNION.â€"The entertainmentgiven by Will E. Burgess, of Listowell, last Monday evening, under the auspices of the Mechanics’ Institute was a success. The Masonic Hall was full to the door and Mr. Burgess kept the audience laughing nearly the whole time. His ventriloquism was splendid, especially the “spring chicken.” He was loudly applauded many times and all felt they had received the worth of their 150. Had Mr. Burgess been assisted by our local talent with music, as was expected, it would have been much better. SERMONâ€"Rev. J. M. Cameron, of Toronto, did duty on Sunday morning last in the Presbyterian Church, preach- ing an excellent Sermon upon the duties of Christian life. His text was taken from the 30th chapter of Jeremiah. The church of which the Rev. gentle- man was formerly pastor has during the past summer been sold for the use of the French Catholics. The congregation are building a new one upon Oak Street, in the east end of the city. So much has the congregation over which the Rev gentleman is overseer increased that from time to time the former church had added additions until at last it was resolved to sell the old and build a new one. ATKINSON of the Concrete would be pleased to show everybody through his immense and well assorted stock of Winter and Fall Goods, THE GLEANER.â€"We are in receipt of the first number of the “Gratoit Gleaner,” a non printed four-pug, pa er, edited an lished by Mr. W Uh‘ S. Hopper. a _ ther of our enterâ€" priSing butcher, Ii r. Harry Hopper, and an apprentice of this office, We are glad to hear of our old friends under- taking and judging from the ably writ-â€" ten articles in his first edition and his honest business principals we see a bright future for the Gleaner. Many of Charley’s old friends here will be glad to hear from him again and it would not be a bad plan to subscribe for his paper, only $1 a year. His address is W Chas. Hopper, Ashley, Gratoit coun- ty, Michigan. THE tweeds, shirtinga, coatings, pant- ing and ovorcoatings are going out; at an astonishingly rapid rate for which the Concrete is grateful. 1[all and examine. rrmmmmm pile of' moltons ans". other dress goods at the Fire Proof, cheap and good. W. C. T. il.~-In speaking of the‘ Convention held at Sarnia last week the Observer says :â€"“ The W. O. T. U. convention in progress here this week has brought- lo Sarnia the cream of the earnest Workers in the temperance cause among the women of Canada. All who have visited the convention must have been struck with the. high order of' inâ€" telligence stamped upon the features of the delegates; while the practical way in which ,they managed the business, and the oratorical powers displayed in their discussions and addresses would match anything to be seen or heard in our highest deliberative assemblages. The Women’s Parliament has been a great success," FO0T-BALL.â€"â€"â€"The Richmond Hill High School Footâ€"Ball Club has reâ€" organized for the season winh the fol- lowing oflicersizâ€"President, H. M. Meâ€" Ouaig, B. A. ; Seeâ€"Treas.,A. R. Innes; Captain, '1‘. Mortson; Viceâ€"03ptain,W. McDonald ; Committee of Management, G. Collard, E. Vanderburg, J. Byres and J. LeHeney. A new ball ha’s been ordered and the club expect to comâ€" mence practice at once. The club is open for matches with neighboring clubs. WILL OFFERING,-â€"The an- nual Free Will Offering services of the Richmond Hill Methodist Church were held last Sabbath when Rev. W. F. Wilson,of‘Woodgrcen Methodist Church, Toronto, occupied the pulpit morning and evening. The church at both ser- vices was full. Mr, Wilson took for his text in the morning “ Behold the Lamb of God,” St John 1, 29, and preached an excellent Sermon on the duty of Uhrimians in bringing the World to Christ. In the evening: his text was taken from Proverbs 22, 1, “A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches,” being a sermon plineipnlly for young: people. The latter sermon was greatly appreciated by all and left many ayeungman thinking “What. is my aim in life,” The singing by the choir was splendid throughout. Collections amounted to non ly $100.00. CHURCH SlillVICE.--NOXt Sunday being: the third Sunday of the month service will be held in St. Mary’s Church in the morning: at 11 o’clock. Last Sunday the Rector, Rev. W. W. Bates, prmclmd’ an earnest discourse from the words of scripture “And he saith unto him, friend, how earnest thou in hither not having a wedding garment ? And he war“ speechless.” In the course of his remarks be likened those who re- frained from taking advantage of l“he svrvices m" the church held Sabbath after JT-TECHAMCS’ INSTITUTEâ€"The next meeting of the Board ofb‘ircctm’s of the Institute will be held on Monday evenâ€" ing, 22nd inst“, commencing m 9 pm All the Directors are requested to be preeent. Snblimth without putting: in an appear-â€" ancc to the man without the wedding garment; that in was not sufficient to pray and read the bible at home, but all should attend the worship of God in his sanctum-y. Unl'urtunately, as a rule, those, lciud ol‘rcmurlcs do not reach the curse of I: for Wham they are intended, for ilm w run that they are not present to hair lhcm‘ } Thelasb meeting of the above Council lwgs lid/i in the Town Hall, Vellore, on ‘i'i‘uesday, 8th Oct. | Members all present. except. Councillor High. ‘ Moved by A Russell, seconded by J Reamml, that the Treasure:- be and is here- by authorized to pay the following accounts: T F Mchhon, for afivcrtising Vol-- filmâ€"Mistaken upsturhs probany having more hair on their hands than sound Jim-aim inside, take pleasura’by insinuating (behindan buck) that because I am politically opposed to Hon. Oliver anut on cschcnts I never hadâ€"vim my literary earnerâ€".0130 gnod word to myof his other stateqpmnhke 'quqlificntions. Said. mismkgn Dist No 2â€"- ‘ Robb Watson, 88 loads gravel at 100 Mr Readman, culvert on 8th Con. . . J L Curd, repairing bridge and material on 7th Con and fiiling washout and furnishing cedar for road beat No 58.. . . . . . .. . . . . . road beat No 58...............37 67 -â€"-Carried. The Council then adjourned till Tuesday, Nov 13th, at 10 sun. “ ups" will bite their lips suddenly and suddenly draw their jaws down awry, when informed that it so happens I could produce :1 note to mm from this man Mowat, wherein over his own autograph he THANKS ME 11 for 1‘: special favor be con- sidered I had done him in his capacity as l‘re- mier of Ontario. I therefore did ” one ” {my- howl attgmrne time he gets no more! honor- able montian‘ from me. If on arrival Mowat denigsl the fact, then I will produce hls letter ‘11 pro ‘ Scnndulmongors in and 61111: of Toronto better “ play the fool ” in their own closets, not expose their insufio follies to the light of dnyaâ€"ronson, logic,trut11,thmo best vi: £08011 eurth~unloss they wish me toflat’cen the u out in my way, a. In Life and Herald (N.Y.) I employ no counsel in such cuses~g0 it 3110130.“ Mrs Jewel, of A1110) 3. has been visiting her sister, Mrs I Crosby, fins wack. {rs T1108 Newton, of Elgin Mills, who hum been nwew visiting It)sz few months, returned home this week. Mrs Palmer from Vlhithy is visiting at her daughter‘s, Mrs Dr Lungsmff. John_ Signs, jr, of Treimh’s Carriage Vv'orks, has been vmitlng relatives in Toronto for a. few Guys Mrs David Fyor is visiting at Mr Henry Hois<,»'s‘ Mr Smnuel Robinson, 01? Toronto. has taken charge of Mr Andrew‘s barber shop hero. Caught on “The Fly" Splenchd. MissBennett,nf Toronto, is vi Biting at Mr J C McQumrio’s, Maple. District No 1â€" W Meilish, drawing material and put- ting in bridge between lots 15 and 16, 3rd Con . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ Fred James, 34 loads gravel at 10 c E Rutherford, 10 do do R Watson, 25 do do Mr Jgs‘nua Smith. of Woodstock, was in town visiting qld friends thins Week. Rev EM Cagwron, of Toronto, hag been visit- imz with Rev V W Percival, of this p1 uc’c, during the pRSb week, Rev H APercivnI. son of Rev W W Percival pasbur of the Presbyterian Church here, who had charge of a church in Dakota. during the sum- mer months, urrivad home on Monday. Moved by A Russell, seconded by J Reaman, that the Treasurer be and is here- by authoriZed to pay the following road accounts:â€" On Tuesday, Oct. 23rd, lassâ€"Executor? cash sale of Household Furniture, belonging to the estate of the Into George Moxlknmu, at Thorn- hjll, commencing at 1 p.m Salem Eckm‘dt, nuc- moneer. On Friday, Nov. 2nd, HESSâ€"Auction Sale of Clyde horses, Leicester sheep, Shorthorn cattle and farm implements belonging to Ed Smxdt r5011, \Veltun farm. lot 20 rear of 3rd COLL, Markham. No Reserve. Sale to commence at 10 nan. Sulem Eckuxdt, Auctioneer. Moved by Mr Reuman, seconded by Mr Devins. that the Treasurer be and is here- by authorized to pay Mr Geo Redditt the following sheep claim, being two-thirds of claim: $24.65, less meat and skins, $5â€" Carried. To the Editor of the Herald. MCQUAanâ€"At Maple, on Friday, 12th Oct, the wife or Mr Juscyh Mctlum‘rie, of a, sun. CROSSMANâ€"At Richmond Hi1], on Sunday. 7th Oct, the wife of M): Wm Crosemmx. of a son. WooDâ€"AtiMuplo, on Tuesday, 16th Got, the wife of Mr Wm Wood, of a. son. GBOVE.â€"-At Ringwood, on Tuufiflay, 2nd inst, the beloved wife of Mr. Abraham Grove, agod as years. KENNEDYâ€"-At Agincourt, on Saturday, 6th imb, the beloved wife 01' Mr James Kounedy, aged 67 years, 7 months and 9 days, SCOTT-«At Newmmkot on Monday, 15th Oct. Stanley Scott, M D, in his 50th yetg', ‘ ~Cmried. Moved by_Mr Reaman, seconded by Mr Russell, that {he Treasurer be and is here- by authorized to pay Mr Jas Marshall the following account, being tW0--thirds the value of six lambs killed by idog or dogs, viz $24, less $4 for meat and skinsâ€"Cur. 0n the Platform. Public ,epenkers and singers are often troubled with sore throat and hoarseness and are liable to severe bronchial attacks which might be prevented and cured by the use of Hagyard‘s Pectoral Balsamâ€"the best, throat. and lung remedy in use. The Triumphant Three. “During three years’ suffering with dyspepsia I tried almost every known remedy but kept gaming worse until I tried Bi B. B. 1 find~ onlyw used it thch days when I felt better; three boltles completely cured me.” W. Nichols, of Kendal, Ont. Pralsewcrthy. “Last Summer I was entirely laid up with liver complaint. A friend advised me to use Burdock Blood Bitters; I did so, and four bottles cured me. I cannot praise this remedy too much.” John H. Rivers, Orr Lake, Ont. important w‘Working Men. Animus, mechanics and lnbnring men are liable to sudden accidents and injuries, as well as painful cords, Slifi" joints and lameness. To all llms troubled we would recommend Hagyard’s Yellow Oil. the handy and reliable pain cure for outward or internal use. An Open Letter. Messrs. '1‘.Milbum & 00. Nov. 25th,1886. I Wish I had used 1‘. I}. B. sooner, which would have saved me years of suffering with erysipeius, from which I could get no te- lief nniil I tried B. B. B., which 800!) cleared away the itching, burning rash that had so long distressed me. Mrs. Edward iomkey, Eastern Passage, Iahfax, N. S. [A free notice of all sales will be given in this payer to parties getting their bills printed. as this office]. ers’ Lists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Printing 1200 collectors’ receipts for 1888. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . m BRONZE on .ELAGH PLUG and PACKAGE. October 1888 FINER THAN EVER. "3i?11i.€5 'K’ear 9.33 Vaughan Council. CUT and PLU Gr Society Notes. Sale Reglster. DEATH 15$ 1 fi'E £1 . Wfiarmmmwmaym’m JAS . LAWRENCE, Clerk . See J. C. HUTCHINSON, Toronto. . . . . . . $2 500 340 100 250 00 This powder never varies. A m urvel of purity strength and wholesomenesa. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude 01'10W tost,short weight alum or pl]o.=p]1nte powdors. Sold ()an in c3159.}.Z ROYAL BAKING POWDER 00.. 106 Wail St. ‘. . The third page of the Toronto DAILY MAIL is noted for " Want ” advertisement. If you want to huy or sell anything. If you want a situation, 9. mechanic, a burn-- Hess, mac binary, lodgings, if you have lost or found anything, or if you want to find out, where anyone is. advertise in the To-â€" romo DAILY MAIL and read the advertise- ments on the third page of that paper. The charge is two cents a word each iu-- Hertion. Address THE MAIL, Toronto, Canada. For Frost Bites. There is no better remedy for frost bites, chilblains and similar troubles, than Hagâ€" yard’s Yellow Oil. It also cures rheumau tism, lumhago, sore throat, deafness, and lameness and pain generally. Yellow Oil is used internally and externally. ICNRICII THE BLOOD by the use of.Mil- burn'a Beef, Iron and Wine, which supplies the necessary blood building material. Uomown’s OINTMENT AND PILLS.- Counsel for the Delicale.â€"â€"-Those to whom seasons of changeable temperatures are protracted periods of trial should seek the earliost opportunity of removing all ob-- staclos to good health. This cooling Ointâ€" ment, porseveringly rubbed upon the skin, is the most reliable remedy for overcoming all diseases of the lhroal, and chest. Quin- soy, relaxed tonsils, sore throm, swollen glands, ordinal-y catarrh, and broncliilis, usually prevailing Mthis season, may be m'resml us soon as discovered, and every symptom banished byfjllollnwny’s simple and offisctivo treatment. This Ointment and Pills are highly commeudml for the facility with which lhoy successfully con-- quer influenza; they allay in an incredibly sliorttimelhe massing fever and leasing cough. A‘R‘FIC" To RIOTHERS. 1‘ Am you dinmrhm‘. :H n" M and broken of your rest by a sick child smjming nnd crying with pniu 01‘ cutiing iieuth if 12‘ m, FH'HI Mt (mm. and not, w ‘Iin‘u‘id nf Mm ‘I'V'INSLOW’B SooTHING Sy RUI’ m: 0111:“, ‘ w ’l‘ 'THIXG. Tm value ’ inculcul- ublm It will refiovo ho poor little B’ Toror I'm-â€" modintcly Depend upouit,n1mhors,thureiH no mistake about it, It cums dysontnry and dim-- rhm: ‘, regulates the stcmzmh 11ml bowels, cures wind colic, softens the gnmn, rennet-R inflamma- tion, and give: tone and one. _ 7 to tho who1 3 symvm. Mm; \VJNRLmV‘S: Son: 1mm SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING infirm-«(mt tn the taste,u11d is tho pm, piiun at" one of Hm oldes'u and leL fmmnlu [m l x s and phydifiium: in the United States. and 13 for ‘lLIC by a)! drug ' fl throng:le out the world 1'): :0 twentv-five mts IL bottle Bof'sura and ask for “ Mus WI SLUV’V’S SooTlllNG SYRUP ” and Luke 110 other kind. £1 line cf Cochmrm lin‘xls, and all the Intost im- proved 3 amhinex: and is prepared to do chop-ping on the ortnst possible notice. \Vhile thankful for past favors no Womd sulicit a. continuance of tho Fume. SYRUP ” and Luke 110 Usher kind. If you wont to buy or sell a Farm, 86- vertise in the Toronto VVEICKLY MAIL. That paper roaches 100.000 farmers’ homesI every week, and your advertisement should meetthe eye of someone who wants to purchase. Advertisements of this ohuss are inserted in the Toronto WEEKLY MAIL for Five Cents a word each insertion, or Twenty Cents: a word for five insertions. Address Tm: MAIL, Toronto, Canada. " 111R ETTBSCRT“? Iri 13.:1vdw-1 R Mm to inform his many -‘thL}18_‘1]@§ my: in n. f_ull GROCERIES Of all kinds. Oranges, Lemous, 850., Candies,.Nuts, Cakes, Biscuts, Fine Teas, Coffee, Cocoa, Chocolate, Fine To- baccos and figural-Brooms Brushes, 5:0. â€"â€"Uercal Food of all kinds.â€"-â€" He desires a Share of your Patronage Charming: done on \Vedncsfiays and Satdrduys. Cash mid for * (mt. KEEPS Fine Confections FRUITS AN D-â€"-~ ' A ‘bonk; 17167“; VTTOV (313mm; i’dtcnts, thhVi-éfer- 611003 to actual clients in your State, county. or zpwn, sent free. Address, Our ()flico is Opposite U. .‘. Patent 0f- ficc. We have no subvugencies, all business direct, hence can. transact patent business in less time and at less cost than those remote from Wgehi‘ngtor‘n.‘ Send Ynodé], drawing, or photo., with descrip. Zion. We advise if patnnmhle or not, free of chi‘uge, ‘Olllyl‘vfce npt film gill Jjn‘gcn’p igfiequ‘mdz Caveats, and Trude-Marks obtained, and all Patent business conducted for Moderate Fees. G. @W €22: CG. “Unlobkg slit-he cioggea avenues of the Bow-$915., Kic‘meys and Liver, carry- ing (51' gmduzflly Without] weakening the Bystem, the impurities and foul burners of the secretions; at the same timo Corracfing Acidity of the fitomaeh, curing Binoueness, Dys. pepsin, Headachesg Dizziness, Ileartbu‘m, Constipation, Dryness of the Skin, I‘impsyp Dimness of Vision, Jmmdjw, Salt Rheum, E1yszipe§ms, Scrotum... Flutter-mg of the Hearty Nervousness, and Gen- eral Debility; all these and many other similar Complaints yield to the happy influence of BLOOD BITTERS. ' m “Lawn-ow 62 66.9 l‘royriumiq Townwu' Absoiutefiy Pure: 01111033 m Yatth (Mice, Washington, D. C. Oct.18th, 4m. WEE KEY TO HEALTH. Yours Resp; ‘ magma COOK Jufirillo Of London, England, Sir Wm.l’£eA_1’thu1', K C T55 (33-, M. l’, eX-Lord Mayor of London, President. W W Baynes,Esq,F I A,Seeretary Reserve Fund. . . . - . $10,000,000 Annual Income . . . _ . . 1.600.000 Invested in Canada... 1.200,000 Death clmms paid. . . . 10,000,000 TORONTO REFERENCES. John McDonald, Esq. C. J. Campbell, Esq., Hon. SenntorMcMaster A. . Smith, Esq. James Metculfe, Esq. Rev. Enoch Wood, D. Loam»: made 01} Fepllrity of Company’s Policy at 6 per cent interest}. Loansmude toChurch Trustees, at n. I ow rate of interest. Sand for prospectus. Has on hand a large stock of all kinds of Coal and Wood Stoves, also Hardware, Eave Troughing and everything in the tin and hardware line cheap forOash. Repairing promptly attended to, C. MASON. Richmond Hill. -W V... .. -H ‘ Our Grocer s are {rush and nva and guaranteed to gwe you satisfaction. Take a look through and satisfy yuux-aclf as: to the complutencss of our stock. Trimmings are Well assorted and is up to our usual standard. A liberal discount to dress makers. McGaul’s New York Fashion Plates to hand, call and get one. Our Crockery is dirth from the Stal‘lbréshirex‘ potteries and can not be excelled in beauty of design and finlh‘ll. We have beautiful Tea Sets at $1.90 and China. at $4.00”, Cups and Saucers at, 450 per (l07.., plates at 50:: per doz. "é Which would seem almost too much for a city store, and in fact you can get more variety and much lower priced suits than in any city store. Mrs. Atkinson has‘ got a tremendous stock of Ladies’ Mnntlings, Ulsterings, etc, which are being turned out rapidly in the Shape of' stylishly made Coats for fall and winter wear. l’las got, the latest New York, London and Paris styles down to a fine point and as thv l’lillinet'y Department is; filled with novelties She has lots to work on and everybody i. satisfied that our Millinery Department eclipses by long odds any previons effmts. WV The House Furnishings and Carpets are simply lovely and we have just the articles you Want for the full House Cleanings. Hemp Carpets. in stair and’ room, for 7Q pel' yard ; Union Carpets at 500; Wool Carpets at 75c; Tapestry Carpets frOm 27c to 75c ;' Brussels SEC to $1.25; and Velvet Pile at $1.35. Curtain Poles, Lace Curtains for 50c. Dado IllinIls in all the latest flesigns, Spring liollgrs {md Rings. . 4.. A .1 Is the only safe and sure._0il for Selfâ€"Binders, Threshing Machines and Mill Machmery generally. Manufactured by We have posmvely the finest stock of Brass Goods to hgseen in the village for 'ic‘ per yard, consisting of Meltons, Velvom-s Foules, Nigger-heads, Jersey Cloths, Men’s‘ Cloth, Tweed elfects, Cashmeresyand French Marines in all the latest shades. Our Dress 1i: YQUR TIME To BUY CHEAP Simrfig and Hardware FOR CASH. WM}; Ems. & 00., Begs to announce to his numerous Friends and customers that the Fall Shipments or New Goods from the nmnuf’ncturers in England, Scotland and Ireland have arrived and are opened up and ready for inspection. .In this limited space it would be impossible to enumerate more than a fe leading hues and all he has got to say is that you call on him and take a 10( through. The first thing that will strike you is the enormous piles of Tweeds, Coatings, Worsteds, Pantings, Overcoatmgs, 6130:, DOIVIINION PIA.NOSâ€"â€"G1and, Square and Upright ; in Mahogany, Figured Walnut, Rosewood and other choice wobds, perfect instruments, mm on terms 'Wh’ich'cannot be beaten. Old organs and pianos taken in exchange. " The Lightest Running and most improved high, roomy arm machine in the market. Sold > cheap for cash or good paper. You will K secure excellent bargains by calling at or writing to the 'E‘emplenefinfifiusic, Ea Irqwfimmmmw. - MARKHAM. WM. FLEMING. Of§vor1d Wide fame, in numertms sty)es, containing Foley’s automatic mouse proof and all the latest improvements, at Very low prices and guaranteed to give the best of satisfaction. Raymond Sewing Machine, and the Eagle Slcam Washer, Wringer, Eta, Etc“. FOR CHEAP AND im’t flags Groceries GO TO TEEE LORNE QTOBE. A Very Fine Line of White Granite Ware fiEWsaWiHlAMS SEWING MACHINE,%% Wm. Atkinsom Concrete; House, Direct Ilnporter MACHINE Thanks to the friends for their liberal support in the push. Would kindly solicita. con-- tinuunca of your patronage. AH goods fresh and prices right. mmca gm ‘Wm. Atkinsnn M1" the Genomic House, Eé‘ichnmmi Hill. Just openedâ€"direct from England. Tea Sets, Plates, (‘nps and Saucers, Bedroom Sets, And are going to be sold at prices so low that they will ustonish you. Call and see. MQHENES. Soc. 65 Trans. for Canada. 32 Wellington st, East, Toronto And Sold by R W Nevins: and Sanderson Brns., Richmond Hill. A D PERRY, LE? “P! 3'14 BQEEENKH?! @RGANS, MCCOLL’S CELEBRATED wmmwfigwm. Grand Fall and Wmter INMAN Dec 156 AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAlNTS AND FLUXES OF THEAB'OWELS; [This SAFE. AND RELIABLE_,,FQK CHiLDREN OR ADULTS. FQEMLER’S‘ Ge 0. TRENC'H; ifiéléfiafiéfifiug ‘Q 1.11 C’afibc' ‘H AM 135 e EARRHEA‘ YSENTERY