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This Houeois one of the Best Hotels to be found north of Toronto. Everything is managed in First Class Style. Sample Room for Commer- ciul Travellers. Good Stubling and attentive hostlers. Terms, $1 per day. Proctor’fi Bus loaves this Hotel to connect with all the N R R Trains going North and South. at B a mu, , 12 a. \u.. 5.10 p m. and 6.00 D m. John McDonald, Fan]. (1. J. Cunnwbvll, Esq., 11011.SmeturMuMustcr A. . Smith, Esq. Junlcs Mctculfu. Esq. Rev. Enoch Wood, D. Loans mudo on security of Company‘s Policy at 5 per cent inter t. Lonnsmude to Church 1 rnstoos, M, a low rate of inturest. Sand for prospectus. Oct 26,1988â€"1 vonr fissmnqef Sac’y MI; â€"0 A. K B I H) G ES.â€" OI London, England, Sir Wm. McAz-thur, K C M G, M. P, ex-Lord Mayor bf London, President. W W Baynes.Eeq.F I A,Secretary Reserve Fund. . .- D . . $10,000,000 Annual Income . . . . . . 1,600.000 Invested in Canada. . . 1,200,000 Deml) claims paid. . . . 10,000,000 TUPDR'I‘O REFERENCES. J S Fullerton; W Cook, J R PRIVATE FUNDS 'I‘O LOAN. Toronto. May 29th, 1884. A G F LAWRENCE Nov 27th, 1884 THE PALMER HOUSE RICHMOND HILL, 3' Palmer, Prop, THE STAR Fullerton, €09]; & Wallace Insurance. $I5; - Seasn, slo. Mares taken to pasture and carefully attended to, on reasonable terms. LAWEEFJEE 31 E’HLLESEEI Inpain’nncnt. It (1505 thLf \Qithiflhol pujf extracting. Barristers, Solicitors, &c. Oflicea 1 Adelaide Street East, Toronto. Richmond Hill Post Office Every Saturday. Toronto Officesâ€"NO' ” m” chmnbors Richmond Hill Officeâ€" (at Palmer House) Aurora, lst, 8th, 16th, and 22nd toufivillo . . . . . . . . . . . . ....18th Markham“... .. . .. .20th Victoria Square . "Walsh Thurnhil] ( Wulkor‘s Hotel) 23rd W'oodhridgo ...... ...28th Kleinburg .. fl'Jth Hoblcton .. .. .30th ys on hand qt_ Money to Loan at Lowest Current Rates B. B. Orr, M. B. and First Silver Medalist. University of Toronto, M. C. 1‘. S. Ontario. L. A L, England (Late Of London, England Surgeon, Etc. momma Hours 8 to 9.30 3.131., and 1 to 2.30 pm Vitalized Air for extiiwting. 1 will -fill tooth without pain at the lowest. prices. Best teeth on rubber $8, cheapest $6. may still be consulted in tin; biJL-luilchA of fife 1m; lessiou, as follows Richxgopd Hill 9th & 24th of each mom- C. H. RIGGS, L. D. S., S. E. Corner King & Yonge Sts., TORONTO. DR. JAMES LANGS’MFF! VITALIZED A [R l 3695 Solid I Sold for 310‘ Best 385 watt ‘ l’cn'eul lime]: - 1 ( loget unbk Sa H well Fro RICHMOND HIM), ()N'l'. Office 1mm- 10 a 113. All night calls at front door ball Richmond Hill, May 3001, 1887. and Samples. We pay an exprcw, frvivrmmtc. mum- â€"‘ Linuon N 00., Box 312, Portland, Maine. 3695 Solid Gold Wafcb. _ Sold for3100. until lately. Best 385 watch in the world. H l’erfeul limekeeycr. War- tamed, Heavy Solid Unld Hunting (Eugen. Both ladil‘s‘ '4‘ and gums anemwith wurkfi um] cases of ('qual value. (Inel'orflon in each 10. caltiy can secure one free, together with our large and Val- unble line of llouselmld Sanlplcs. Thvao samples. as well as the watch, wu lend ' - Free, andnfler you have kept “mm in your humt- for 2 months and shown them to those who my have called, mry llf‘l‘mm~_' Lur own propertv. Those who write at one? ran he sure ‘ n Pi 'm: lhe Watch "mi Pialnplegz We my uII {xv Addrual Barristersfiolicitors, Thankful for thg‘ fqvpra of _ the _ pu§t__ years masmovs AND Ramovgs worm is OFALL KENDS IN CHILDREN OR ADULTS» SWEET A5 SYRUP AND CANNOT'HARM THE MOST F. Mg‘Ii. COULTER, TEACHER 0F FOR BILIOUSNESS. CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION. DIZZINESSI sch HEADACHE, AND DISEASES or TH: STOMACH. LIVER AND BOWELS. THEY ARE MILD,THOROUGH AND PROMPT IN ACTION. AND FORM A VALUABLE AID T0 BUHDOCK BLOOD BITTEHS IN THE TREATMENT AND CURE OF CHRONIC AND OBSTINATE DISEASES. Piano and Organ Stands for Mares at. his own Stables, COI‘ Dr A ROBINSON. ESURGEON DENTIST, AURORA Soc. «\2 '1‘1‘(‘ns.fnr Cnnudn, 3;: Wellington 51]., Must, Toronto Doc 15!: 883 .0 9": 9 m P m3, mm INVEYANCERS, ETC A SURE CURE On Saturdays @ufiiv. A DTPERRY, LIFE £53131. 11. QUJL‘TTUN Sr. GEORGE, Ollk Ridges ‘No. 1.1 Building 6:, Loan chmnbcrs,15 Toronto st. Richmond 11111 T C LIILLIGAN‘ “19 places 9f Hour of the Central Bank J R Miller. ly-psm ANNIVERSARY Promoâ€"The ladies and friends in connection with the ‘l’rcsbytcrian Church, Thornhill, will ilicld their anniversary picnic on Monday, July 1st, in the beautiful grove of Mr. John Langstaif, near the celebrated llluwlhorn Mineral Springs. The Richâ€" imond IIill Brass Band will furnish fmusic for the occasion. Tea served ffrom 4 p.m. Tickets, 250. Strawberâ€" iries aml cream, and ice cream, furnished .at low rates. Proceeds in aid of Sabâ€" bath School and Church funds. DADO window shades. spring rollers, curtain poles, lace curtains, &c., magniâ€" ficent stock, cheap at. the Concrete. OIIEAP.â€"â€"The large magnificent stock of summer dry goods and crockery at the Concrete will be sold at the lowest figure possible, The change of adv. in this issue is worthy of note. NEW MODEL SCHOOLâ€"The Annet- te Street School, at West Toronto Junc- 'lion, has been selected as a County Model School. This will take the place of the Parkdale Model School. SERMONâ€"The Rev. W. W. Perci- val will preach a special sermon on 4’ Religion in Politics," next Sunday, in the Presbyterian Church at Thornhill in the afternoon, and at Richmond Hill in the evening. To THE DEARâ€"A person cured of Deafness and noises in the head of 23 year’s standing by a simple remedy, will send a. description of it FREE to any Person who applies to NICHOLSON, 30 St. John St., Montreal. R. T. 0F T.â€"A load of the members of Council No.43 will attend the anâ€" nual District Picnic to be held at Hol- land Landing to-morrow. Buss will leave the Temperance Hall at 9 o’clock, all who wish to go please be on hand. THE GRAss.â€"--We would like to see the grass kept cut short along the street, it looks bad to see grass 3. foot high along the sidewalk, besides being a nuisance in damp weather. WAS HE DEAD ?â€"â€"A man who is owing us a little bill said he would call last week and pay us if he was alive. He still appears on the street, but as he did not, call, it is naturally supposed that he is dead and is walking around to save funeral expenses.â€"â€"Ex. A. Goon APPOINTMENT.â€"Mr. Bald- win Teefy (son of our postmaster) has received an appointment to take charge of a branch of the Stockton Milling Company, California. He was dined and wincd previous to his departure by his numerous friends on Monday night at the Continental Hotel, Toronto. GARDEN PARTY.-â€"The young peo- ple of Richmond Hill Methodist Church will hold their annual garden party on the Park Grounds, on Monday, July I. The Park and Lorne Street will be bril- liantly illuminated with hundreds of Chinese lanters and colored lights. This garden party promises to be a rare treat. Don’t. fail to go. COVERED butter crooks at the Conâ€" crete cheap. A. O. F.â€"-The election of' officers for Court Richmond No. 7045 will be held toâ€"morrow (Friday) evening. A full attendance of members is respect- fully requested. PIGS IN the Oats for sale here, also Watch Charms. ' WE HAVE a sample copy of “The Field, the Farm, and the Garden,” the country gentleman’s newspaper, Orders will be received for the same at 150 per copyâ€"82 pages. DINNER SETS, tea Sets, toilet sets, direct importation, very cheap at the Concrete. GRAND PICNIc.â€"â€"â€"The members of St. John’s Church, Oak Ridges, intend having a picnic at Bond’s Lake, on Wednesday, June 26th Tea served from 3 t0 7 o’clock. There will be amusements, consisting of swinging, boating, games, etc. Proceeds in aid of Church fund. Admission to the groundsJ 250; children, 150. UNIONVIIJ.E.â€"â€"Tile quarterly meet- ing ofihc Liberalâ€"Conservative Asso- ciation of East York was held at the Queen’s llotel, Unionville, Wednesday, the 19th. There was a fair attendance. It was decided to hold a convention at East Toronto on J‘uanQEh, for the purâ€" pose of naming a candidate in the Conâ€" servmivc interest for the coming local election. THE PULPI'I‘. â€"â€" The Rev. C. 0. Johnson, of Bolton, will occupy the pul- pit of the Methodist. Church, Richmond Hill, on Sunday, June 30th, both morn-- ing and evening. G. G. B. G.~â€"â€"A few more smart young fellows are still wanted to fill up the C. Troop of the G. G. B. Guard.â€" See adv. 1 ll 10 l [‘1 1‘1“ P. Howell &Cb;s&3v}l;fini)é; Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce st.)where advertis- ing contracts 111 fly be maaa'for it IN NEW YORK COFFOID at the Fire Proof. Will D. Atkinson, FOOTBALLâ€"The High School Club goes to Headford this afternoon to play at a picnic. ' Tulsrlgpmm GRITZ at the Fire Proof. Will Atkinsbn. The date printed on each paper denotes the time when the subscription expires. We do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions of our Correspandents. FOR stylish millinery and mantles go to the Concrete. Chmnge~~VleL Atkinsnu. Mon and H0 ‘ ' Awmin Merritt Local and General-i THURSDAY, JUNE 20, ’89. N 0 TIOE T0 8' UBSC’RIBERS. $1339 iifimfl: 513mm. Richmond HUI. Ont. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Whole No. 1615 : be mum! on 1110 at Geo Volume 31. BARBIE ADVANCE:â€"â€"One of the strangest things to make a revenue out of is the fees collected in the Division Court. The Ontario Government re~ eeives nearly 810,000 a year from this source. As the losers in these court cases usually pay the costs, this revenue is made out. of the poor and unfortunate class. This is emphatically making money out of dishonesty, misfortune and poverty. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. â€" We have made arrangements with Dr. B. J. Kendall 00., publishers of “ A Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases " which will enable all our subscribers to obtain a copy of that valuable work free by sending their address (enclosing a two~ cent stamp for mailing same) to DR, B. J. KENDALL 00., ENOSBURGH FALLS, VT. This book is now recognized as standard authority upon all diseases of the horse, as its phenomenal sale attests, over four million copies having been sold in the past ten years, a sale never before reached by any publication in the same period of time. We feel confident that our patrons will appreciate the work. and be glad to avail themselves of this opportunity of obtaining a valuable book. It is necessary that you mention this paper in sending for the “Treatise.” This offer will remain open for only a short time. LUNCH tongue, salmon, lobster, corned beef, chipped beef, mackerel and other canned meats and fish at the Fire Proof. Will D. Atkinson. L. 0. L.â€"Thcre will :be divine ser- vice held in the Presbyterian Church, Thornhill, under the auspices of L.0.L. N0. 91, commencing at 3 p.m., on Sunday, the 30th of June. Sermon to be preached by the Rev. W. W. Percival, of Richmond Hill. The members and friends of other lodges are requested to meet at Bro. J. 0. Steele’s, Yonge Street, at 2 o’clock. Collection in aid of Protestant Orphans’ Home. FOR extra value in tea and sugar gg to the Concrete. ' BLACK cashmeres a specialty at the Fire Proof. For 25 cts, 30 cts. 40 cts, 50 cts, 60 cts, 80 CBS to 95 cts in the best English and German makes. Diâ€" rect imported by Will D. Atkinson. COUNTY COUNCIL. â€" The York County Council is a plain, matterâ€"ofL fact organization, with no debt to speak of and a horror of expenditure, Howâ€" ever, it does not waste time on matters which do not concern the county. Last year it refused to hear the Antiâ€"Poverty Society, this year it refused to hear anything about the Jesuit Bil], but went right along attending to its tollâ€"gates and making provision for sheep killed by dogs. WANZER SUMMER COOKER. :- An experimental dinner was cooked Tuesday afternoon at 98 King street west, the Toronto ofliee of R. M. Wanzcr & 00., Hamilton, to illustrate the advantages of the “ Wanzer Summer Cooker.“ The menu consisted of nine pounds of roast beef, 3 seven pound leg of lamb, four pounds of salt-water salmon, a chicken and vegetable, potatoes, onions and ap plus. This food was all put in the oven at the same time, given 2% hours, and was all taken out at once. Nothing was overdone, but; everything nicely cooked, The cost of fuel for this excellent spread was only one and a half cents, and the vegetables odors were not mixed in any way. Quite a. large number of persons called in to see the experiment, and ex- pressed surprise at the simple rules to which cooking had been reduced. The whole outfit consists of a Wanzer lamp and a tin drum containing apartments for the Various dishes. Some might be surprised that fish, which only requires halfan hour’s cooking, should be left in for hours, but as it is placed in the top apartment, it is really only cooked for hall" an hour, Other dishes are regulated in the same manner, the roasts occupying the ground floor. The lamp and oven occupy very little space. The eontrivance is sold for $12. and is bound to meet with a ready sale.â€"Globe. FARMERS or WEST YORK.â€"The West York Farmers’ institute held a successful meeting.r at Woodbridge yes- terday. Dr. J. T. Gilmour, M.L.A., and N. Clarke Wallace, M.P., spoke on general topics, and Mr. N. Awrey, M. L,A., told the agriculturist how to make farming profitable. President Allen, of the Fruit Growers’ Association, talked about horticulture. 4511) Gold Dust cornmeal for $1.00 32“ Tilson’s Rolled oats “ “ 36“ best oatmeal for $1.00 this week at the Concrete. INDUOEMENTS to buyers of clothing this week at the Fire Proof. Will D. Atkinson. PICNVIO.â€"The annual picnic of the Presbyterian Sabbath School came oflr at Bond’s Lake on Saturday last. The heavy rain in the forenoon no doubt pre- vented some from attending that would otherwise have been there. Four team loads, with single rigs, started off about 2 o'clock, returning home about 9, after having spent an enjoyable afternoon. SALVATION ARMY.â€"The big meet-- ing under the auspices of the Richmond Hill corps which was advertised to come off on July lst. has been changed, on account of the picnic and lawn party, to Saturday, June 29th. Staff-Captain Grifiiths, the Welsh Minstrel, and his happy family will be present. Admisâ€" sion by ticket, 10 cents. PICKLED walnuts, cauliflower, and onions, mixed pickles, chowchow, picki- lili in mustard and plain, at the Fire Fire Proof. Will D. Atkinson. YORK TOWNSHIP COUNCIL.â€"- The iCouncil of York Township met on Mon: ‘day at Eglington Town Hall. Reeve, ‘A. L. Wilson, in the chair. The after- noon was spent in adding new names to Lthe voters’ list and in hearing complaints against assessments. In the evening by-Iaws were passed to raise money to build sidewalks and open up avenues. COFFOID at the Fire Proof. Will D Atkinson COFFOID at the Fire Proof. Will Atkinson A. 8.. Director of the Meteorological Serv- ice, Canada; the Treasurer is James Bail), jr,,Cl1ief Librarianfl‘oronto Public Library, and the general Secxelary is Prof. James London, of University College. The Association numbers from 1,500 to 2,090 members, American and Canadian, and 11mm are about 800 FeHows. some of them Canadians. This year,th President's chuir is OCCUpied by Professor '1‘. 0. Menâ€" denhnll, LL. 1).. a well-known physicist, and the Permanent Secretary is Mr. 11‘. W. Putnam, Curator of the Peabody Museum at Cmnbridge, Mass. Amerlcan Association for Ad- vancement of Science. TORONTO MEETING, 1889, The Authorities of the American Associa- tion for the Advancement of Science have chosen Toronto as their next place of meet- ing. and that important body will accord- ingly convene in the capital of Ontario, on the 27th August next, to remain in session one week. This gathering of probably a thousand prominent scientific men will prove an interesting event for all who de- sire the diffusion of systematized knowledge, and its outcome cannot fail to be of benefit to the whole province. The discussion of scientific subjects, the interchange of ex- perience, and the application of its results, must stimulate the material as well as the intellectual progress of the country. ARTICLE I. 01" THE CONSTITUTION, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOIL ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. éiiTi-riifiiiise 5:13 m‘o‘ie sisteKatic direction to scientific research, and to procure for the labors of s.ientific men increased facilities and a wider usefulness.” The coming meeting will be the thirty- eigth of the annual gatherings of this learned body; and, while two previous meetings have been held in Montreal, this will be the first time that the Province of Ontario has been honpred by havingr the Association assemble within her borders. The first meeting was held in Philadelphia in 1840, since which time Boston. Wash- ington, Charleston, Cincinnati, Detroit, Minneapolis, and many other cities, have been visited Last year's gathering was in Cleveland, and in 1882, Montreal was chosen, Principal Dawson, of McGill Col- lege having been made President that year, the subject of his presidential address being " Some unsolved Problems in Geology.” A very large general committee has been formed in Toronto to arrange for the proper receplion of the Association. The Presi- dent of this body is Chas. Carpmael, F. R Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and Astronomy. Mechanical Science. History. Geology and Geography, Biology, Anth- ropology, Histology and Microscopy, Economic Science and Statistics are among the subjects to be discussed, in different. sections of the Association, during the week that it continues in session. JAMES HEDLEY, Uhnix'muu Press Com. “ The objects of this Association are, by periodical and migratory meetings( to pro- mote intercourse b 'wcen those who are cuhivailino‘ "ie ’ W‘x‘eqt parts of Toronto, 23rd April, 1880 Hun. Oliver Mowat, Mrs. Mownt, Miss anut n‘ml b‘horiIf Muwat, left Toronto on Tuesday for 1d Lu ope. Rev. '1‘. \ankor, 15. IL, of (hunpbellfmfl, prcnnhml in St. Mary’s, on Sunday evening. The turn out was sumll‘ Mr.J:unes Mchmghy,of Ottawa, was on a, visit to his friends hul‘e, during Monday and Tuesday. My. M.Tcofy attended the grand banquet to his sum, Robert Baldwin, at the Continental Hotel, Toronto, on Monday night. DEATH. WALKER-On Juno Law, at No. 230 Gladstouq ux'enuc, Mrs. Thomw! walker, used. 3-1 years Moxo’ros, May 28.â€"Harvey Atkinson, barrister, of this town, has been employed by parties in Nova Scotia to enquire into a claim to an estate six million pounds ster- ling in Scotland. About 1840 Miss Innes died near Edinburgh. leaving two millions of personal property end four millions of heri- table estate, having made disposition in trust to her nearest kin whomsoever. Sev- eral heirs have come forward and been admitted, but it is claimed that the principal heir was one Robert Innes. who landed at Pictou,N.S,in the ship Hector,lhe first immi- grant ship from Scotland, that ever touched at that port. The heirs of Robert [noes include the Christies, Shipleys, Mills, Rip- leys and Atkinson families, now located in Amherst, River Herbert. Boston and other parts. There are about seventy interested parties. Mr. Atkinson has secured a copy of the deceased lady’s trust deed and other valuable documentsl evidence. He has visited Trnro and Halifax searching regis- ters and it is proposed to send a delegate to Scotland to investigate further. Miss lnnes was of a miserly disposition and an account of her death, which appeared in the St. John Observer of 1840, states that she fell down a cellar stairs and broke her nook. Mrs. Wm. (Julublc, of ’l‘uronLo, 1's vismng at “113.0. Mason‘s. Mrs Murphy, of erth Toronto. is tho {guest 01' Mr Gmn‘gu Nowbm‘y. Miss Tecfy was Visiting in 'l‘urunto for u. few days. Mr. J. S. Bundy rotul‘ned nu Mommy from a visit 10 (Ilurcmont und Toronto. Mr. 14‘. Mchmghy took in the grand match of lacrosse on Saturday lust between the 'l'uruntofl and otluwufi, and wus delighted thcrowiuh. SILVFS'J )«:R~ S'I'OIH‘IS” In Toronto, Juno 18th 18b9, by the Rev. Anthony Hurt, rector 01' SL. Mmry’s, Dmvrcuurt, Geoffrey Silmstnr, Esq” of lirandmunhunimhu, sum of Henry Sih’flbtcr, Esq , of Blour slruct, city, and Emmy Ruse, youngest duughwr of J. '1'. Stoker; 161511., Civil Engineer for the County of York. A VAST ESTATE IN SCOTLAND CLAIMED BY THE CHRISTIES,SH11‘LEYS, MILLS, RIPLEYS, AND nxmsoxs. Thu Reeve is away on business connected with county muttors. The first League match of the Toronto season was played at Rosedale on Saturday, in the presence of 2,000 people in spite of the rainy day. The result, so says the Globe, was, except one game, a great dis- appointment to the observers, for it was virtually a walk over far the visitors. Mc- Connghy, the goal-keeper of the Ottawas, gets great. praise. It says: "No better goal-keeping was ever seen on the grounds where so much good lacrosse has been played. The Ottawa defence all through is very strong, and with McConaghy be- tween the flags, well nigh impregnuble.” The White Rose Lacrosse Club went to Aurora on Tuesday and played a match with the Young Dominions. The visitors carried the day by 3 games to 2. A. You: rose acted as field-captain, and Frank Jenkins as umpire for the White Rose . Mr. l’c1cy Sanger is visiting ut Bichnor l‘luco. Miss 1111mm spent- Sunduy in Toronto. Miss Sterlingspcut Sunday in Toronto M ‘1108. Brown, of Mumford, is in town WHITE ROSE US. YOUNG DCMYNIONS. Thirty Million Dollars . Lacrosse Notes. Society Notes. OTTAWA ’DS. TORONTO. DI :XR1{I 14.31) A Recruiting Sergeant at Palmer’s Hotel, Richmond Hill, or Lieut. Elliott, will take names 01' give infnrmution. The “C” ti‘oop will pumth ‘ at Richmond Hill on Monday morning, J 11110 24th, at 7:50 min. for tinnqu drill, when firms will be issued. Uniforms and Saddlery will be issued Hrom 3 until 8 p.111. on Saturday, Juno 22nd. AVING (Iona business in Canada. for years. our reputation and responsibility is estab- lished. \Vo want three men in your vicinity to represent us, to whom exclusive territory will be given. Hnndsonm outfit freo, Salary and CV pauses paid weekly. Previous experience not required. Write at once for terms. , Ids‘I-Iurdy Stock for Canada a Specialty. At once for “C” Troop, Governor Genoml’s Body Guard (lute Oak Ridges' Troop, 2nd 1mg. of Cuvuh‘y). Will visit Richmond Hill Wednesday and Sutur- dny afternoon of ouch week. Day or night. culls promptly attended to. A full supply of medi- cines constantly on hand. Bogs to announce to the ladies of Richmond Hill and vicinity that she has removed two doors oust of her former residence 011 Centre Street West, where she is prepared to do Sheis also prepared to give lessuus in cutting and fitting uftur tho Style of l’ruicsaur bluith‘s square. Thursday, the 11th July, 1889 Gold Modulist of the Ontario Veterinary College Toronto. Smart Young Farmers mm KLWEEIGUEABEEHPEHTIES By virtue of Powers of Sale contained in certain mortgages which will be produced at the sue the following Property :â€" PARCEL I. The third page of the Toronto DAILY MAIL is noted for “ Want” advertisement. If you want to buy or sell anything. If you want asitnntion, a mechanic, a business, machinery, lodgings, if you have lost or found anything, or if you want to find out wuet‘e anyone is, advertise in the Toronto DAILY MAXI. and read the advertisements on the third page of that paper. The charge is two cents a. word eneh insertion. Adress TIIE MAIL. Toronto, Canada. Undur Tme‘tgago from John mesmfli Tho Front or \Vust portion of Lot 30, in L110 lst (Mn- cossion, Rust of Yongo Street, of the Tuwnship ofNurkluuu, in the 0.01me of York, cnnminmg lUO acres, more or less being 11,11 that; part (If said Lot owned by Mortgugor; 11150 putts of 1mm 31, 3:5, and 33, in the 15$ Concussion of tho ’l‘ownship oszmghnn, (:unmining 41 EJâ€"IUthsucrus, more 01' 10,55. lllnlm' mortgage. 1mm Julm Robinson. Tart of Lot (5, in the $th Concussion of the Township of King, being part. 01' Villang Lot, 5, lmrobul‘m‘u m" l‘onunuhly culled Village Lot 4, in the first rungs of lnts in the Village of llnwn willn, now Nolvlctou, containing 2 romlr», dvsc. hall 11% lol- lmvs27(Jommuncing at the easterly limit 7 clnn'm: [‘run) the south-e st angle of 110146, [11011 much 74 degrees, west 2 chains 52 links, Llwn north 9 degrees, WUHC :5 01mins, then north 74 (1va grees, east ".1 chains 52 links, to tle s: '(1 cash ly limit and than south 9 degmus, c 2 (tlnmm, along said easterly limit to tho 17111.00 of begin- 1]“ Nerve Tortured. “ I suffered with neuralgia and obtained no relief until I used Hagyard’a Yellow Oil. Since. then I have also found it an _ invalu- able remedy for all painful burns and cuts, rheumatism and sore throat.” Mrs. F. Cameron, 137 Richmond Street West, To- ronto, Ont. Thu follmviug improvements are suid in be on tho premisns « 01) Markham prnpm-ty, [L11 (zlczmetl luu'ingcrccted Lhm‘eou a fmmu burn on stung l'mmdaziun with stauhling below, 11150 {L 11121110 bum. ()11leghml property there if: t‘l‘chwl IL house, two fmmu carriage huu' , brick smukc 11011.55, ice homo, and root huusu. The Jhnvthorno Mineral Spnugs am on Hus )noperty. Thul‘c 15 u mill pnwlcgo on 121115 property. 20 pul' contof tllu purchase money to be paid down on Um day of sale. For balance terms will be mwh- known nttho Sula. Or to This powder never varies. A marvel of purity strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test,sh0rt weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only isn a??? iRoYAL BAKING POWDER Co., 106 Wall t., . . F. J. GALLANOUGH '1‘th following improvements are mid to 1m erected (3n the premises :wA lmmo house heated by hot; 1m". June Nth-Si Juno 6â€"um AUCTION SALE râ€"B‘IEST-CLASS W OILICw Veterinary Surgeon. Juno 13th-4i For furth or pm‘ticulurs apply to 25 MEN AND HHRSES r‘VIIâ€"LAGE OF THORNHILer COFFOID at the Fire Proof. In the Township of Mmrkhmn and Village of Nobleton, in the Cuunty of York, there will be sold on At 10 o‘clock in the foronoon at the Thorn; hill Hotel, in the Miss Sterling . B malllo any lady sendingus her post office a dress. Wells. Richardson 6’: 00.. Montreal. AbsolutelyflPurefia: A COOK-BOOK FREE , are desired as Recruits for this Troop J05. HOLLINGSHEAD, JONES Imus. & MACfiMNzya, WANTED LOOK. CARD. TIIORNHILL, OI Solicitors, Toronto Strcut, le'ollto. PARCEL H. TERMS MAY BypTHmRs, Schvomberg Ngrsqrymén, 1€()ch::st01','N.Y Is the only safe and sure Oil for SchBimlors, Threshing Machines and Mill Macluuery generally. Manufactuer Memll 82 CO. m wojy '1' o . fifgnlluy $1 worth this month of anything Kirka has to sell and you will receive a neat decorated glill, box (\I' Soldiliud Perfume which keeps away moths and keeps your clutims nicely perfumed. A call from all for Groccl‘ica, Confucâ€" tious, Fruits, Uruckcry, Ulupwwurc, «520., is solicited for this mouth. Our progress is to sell. and to wholesale, manufacture, and produce all we can For the benefit of homo industry and ourselves, and when we can’t do this we will do the next best we can. DOMINION PIANOS~GIa11d, Square and Upright {in Mahogany, Figured Walnut, Rosevmod and other choice woods, perfect instruments, sohl on terms which cannot be beaten. Old organs and pianos taken in exchange. Be sure and call and see the we}? mum-L» Confectionery in all its {Hm-jag, I. ,,_,-., . N “w yum.» .u mu. auu umpuuu IUUEU goods, ’I‘héy have been bought in the lowest cash prices and the quality first-class. I guarantee snflsfaction, Custom work especially. Sewed and pegged repairing neatly and promptly done. Barbed Wire, Galvanized Wire, Oiled & Annealed Vfire, Shovels, Pails, Carpenter’s T00R53, Building Paper BARREL GREENS, $5.00 HANS, Of world wide fame, in numerous styles, containing Foley’s automatic mouse proof and all the latest improvements, at Very low prices and guaranteed to giVe the best of smisfuction. :Thc Lightest Running and most improved high, roomy arm machine in the market. Sold cheap for cash or good paper. You will secure excellent bargains by calling at or writing to the ’I‘emplc--of--Musie. MAIN'a-STREET. - - MARKI-IAM. mmmfi~ I have just received :1 large and well assorted stock of Boots and Shoes. I a now prepared to ofi'er to my numerous customers the cheapest and very best goods in the market, in fact I have a full supply of everything in the line of Boots and Shoes in Ladies and Gents fine work of all kinds and styles and prices, Misses’ and Boys’ of all descriptions, Children’s of all sizes and colours. I have also a variety of Ladies’ slippers and Oxford Shoes, and also a heavy grade of goods in Men’s laced Belles Half Boots and Long Boots. My Stock is second to none north of Toronto and the cheapest in town. No pa; or canvas goods bu}. all solid leather. We invite the public to call and insnect [he Awa_y_ b_eIow 91d fogy marks Richmond “in, May $351”ng MEWS 71 And you will receive a nice 5c package of Kirkby’s Choice Confections as a sample to introduce them. The above ofl'er is to all for 1 year, who buy their goods at the Model Store. 1302611 Paper Bags 5E $TQRE LA RDINE NEW wumms SEWING MAEHINE,%%% y below old fogy marks. The lmiincfi? 01' 1h," past sluiws fur ilsulf mar. we are doing what is correct and square in every particular, and friends who have not called on me will kindly do so at once or they will miss tllC oppor- tunin of securing big bargzziiis‘ I am also agent for Sewing Machines, Organs, &0. Give me a chance to supply you; prices so low {no} will suit everyone. Flour and Fem} {kiwi/1'23 ("’1 li'n'ul sml alglivm‘cd on slmrl IlfillCOi- .â€"-_u.. u. EGGS} & SEWNG MAQHENES. Best Churn made. Repairing promptly attended to. ‘ "@éade more], And Sold by R. W. Neville and Sanderson Bros., Richmond Hill. R. @EVERQ’. RIGHMQNB HELL DOMINEQN QRGANS, MCCOLUE; SELEBRATED WWW‘WWW 1(3ng Paper! Baths & Sinks, mwxmm mflv N. BEARING THE WORDS Fl‘ulis. (Lumw? (mu . MASON, Richmond Hill AT ’1' Elli; WITH Stove-s, Tinware, Hot Air Furnaces, Eave Troughing, Metalic Roofingy Iron Pumps, WM. FLEMING. e cheapest in town. No paper public to call and inspept these MACHINE nf‘ ovary description, of 21‘1""?a AL-p’ .41 r OSCAR .1. BROWN.