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Ltdoes away \viLh the pa}: in lusting Barristers, Solicitors, LE0. Offices 1 Adelaide Street East, Toronto. nichmond Hill Post Ofiico Every Saturday. A G I” LAWN:ch N )\ mu, m This; Hmmr‘is one of thn Best Hotels to be [mun] north of ’l'orontn. J‘Ivorythim: is nmnnged .11 First Clams Mylo. Sample Room for Commer- ciu‘l [l‘mvnllcrfi Good Embling and attentive ‘ 101‘s. ., ms, $1 per day. Proctor’s Bus ' 05-1 this Hotel to connect with all the N R R Trains going North and South. at S u 111., 12 u.. mu 5.101) m. and 6.00 D m. HR. JAMES LANGSTAFF ! 3 a: ELEM 1': CUNVEYAJ 'CEKS, ETC Toronto Officesâ€"N“ M “I” ohumbots,1 Richmond Hill Oificc-E J S Jr'uils 1101:; \V 0001", J R Miller l‘jLLVATE FUNDS TO LOAN. Toronto. Muv mm, 1884. lyâ€"p6 THE PALMER HOLES RICHMOND HILL, 32 Palmer, Prom Oct' 26, 1888â€"1 your VH'E‘AHJZEE A”: ! Dr A RQSINSON. LSURGEON DENTIST, AURORA ,1 1§S 1P. RU‘L. COULTER, TEACHER 01“ i Piuuu und Organ. ~â€"0 1% K R E :53 63‘ Srâ€" Of London, England, Sir Wm. Mohrthur, K C M G, M- P, ex-Lord Mayor bf London, President. W W Baynes,Esq.F I A,Secretary ’wsorvn Fund . .‘ .. . . 1311100007000 Annual 1ncome . . . . . . 1,600,000 Invested in Canada. . . 1.200,000 Death chums paid. . . . 10,000,000 Murmur-mars. J4 ‘m. Mahnnu‘ (LJ.(‘u1h]>}:011.ESq., 1101!, H' mm , A. . Smith. HRq. 8'1! . '4 Mum-Info. J‘lsq. licv. Enoch Wood, D. Loans made on security of Company’s Policy at in 1101‘ cunt intomfl. Lounmnmit; tuChurch Trustees, ntu 10W mm of Kintcruuta Semifur ’pmsapectus. TUE". uvu m lbl u an]: 011 Saturdays. Nancy (0 Loan at Lowcst Current Rates InsurancP, $55; - Seasn, $IO. Mares taken to pasture-and carefully attended to, on reasonable terms. ‘ STAR iiswpggcngec’y thnm m 5mm Imme rm- 3 n mu:- unJ Lh‘JWH mun In those wlm "my hrvmutmi, Hqu M: your mm prawrtv, Those who win: at cm» ran he sure or roaming the Than: “,4 Snuggllvn, \Vo y-xv all evpumc, f: infirm. Address Haj-ion .t; ($0., flux 51:. Parnaml, Elaine. Barristel's,-‘Selicitors, AND ALL SUMMER COMFLMNTS END FLLEXEZS OF THE BOWELS IT ES SAFE. fiND RELSABLE FOR. SHELD'REN 0R ADULTS. ESE-‘5 Solid Gold Walrh. 510111 for $1 00. um“ larrly. _ ‘ Res: $5.5 wan-n In mo world. Pam‘ch timukccpm'. Wan rfijmtiic. Stands for M ares atfllis own Stables, EARRHW YSEEE‘E‘EW . I. 3 . DR. ORR, MAPLE, Sac. (Q Trous.f01‘ (lunudm. mwnvdliugtou SL, 11} n91, Toronto Du: hit 883 firmliml. grand, A D PEI‘ERY, Eifisgal, " 1331"“: 13ml 3' mmsmnh Works ‘A- nut] rvxsns of‘tqunl value. One Person in each In. mlliy ran 8 urn one fru-I (ngcmcr with mu' large and u!â€" )10 lim- of Khulna-hold p unplug. '1') '& iiamph‘s. as â€" “'0” as lhu watch. we send Free, and urn-r you have kept 2 Y'w-IL‘N unJ Lh‘JWH [lawn to those 3! m yuur mm prawrtv, Those he sure sf waiving lh Watch w an 13'1"!“ ‘ m, Address H. QUETTON Sr. GEORGE, Oak Ridges .No. M Jim'ng Sc Loan Ghumbcts,15 Toronto st. “mica, ncavy‘sflfi‘fim KIN“ ling (.3085. Both Indios' lath 20th .21sb 23rd {ichmond H11] '1‘ C MILLIGAN tL-g places pf Rear of the Uontml Bunk Op; lyâ€"p6m No. 9; Whole No. 1621: Volume 31. IIiFtory of British Columbia-Tho History (30‘ IF you want to make the rimst out of your butter, eggs, fruit, 850., take them m the Concre'c. AT WORKâ€"The masons are busy putting the stone foundation under Mr. John Palmer’s house on Yongc street, and the bricklayers will begin their work next week. ‘ l V may be found on 1110 at Geo l 5 l 1’. Bowen & Co’s Newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce st.)whereu.dvertisâ€" ing contracts may be made for it IN NEW YORK PASSEDâ€"Ernest Joyce, Lizzie Palmer and Walter E. Mortson, who were recommended at the recent Entrance Examination, have been passed by the Educational Department. " The date printed on each paper denotes the time when the subscription expires. We do nut hold ourselves responsible for the opinions of our Correspondents. BEAUTIFUL white bleached cotton for 50 per yd at‘ the Fire Proof. Will 1). Atkinson. JUET ARRIVEDâ€"A special line of gcnt’s foot-wear in alligator, kangaroo, and shell cordovan just arrived at Robb. Sivcrs’, Richmond Hill. A FULL line of cottonades and shirtâ€" ings at the Fire Proof this week. Will D. Atkinson. A O. F.â€"The next. regular meeting of Court Richmond will be held toâ€" mm‘row (Friday) evening, at which all the brethren are requested to be present. BAGTER’S nonpareil jelly for sale at the Concrete, very choice, one pint only costs 150. KILLEDâ€"John Hopper, a farmer living five miles from Newmarkeb, was run over and killed by a train on Saturâ€" day. QUICK DISPATCH. â€" Our Toronto Saturday Globe was received on Tucs~ day morning. QUARTERFY MEETING service in the Methodist Church, here, next Sunday, commencing at 10 a m. GREAT reductions in summer prints to clear out stock at the Fire' Proof. Will I). Atkinson. TIIRESHING.â€"Mr. Thomas Cannon, of Oak Ridges, passed through here yesterday with his steam thresher on his way to Lansing, where he expected to commence threshing to-duy. SIDEWALKS.â€"â€"Mr. Brownlee is reâ€" pairing the sidewalks wherever it is needed. YOU can get the most sugar for your 35 at the Fire Proof. Will I). Atkinson THE PULl’lT.â€"â€"â€"Rev. Mr. Routlifl'e will preach in the Presbyterian Church, here and at Thornhil], next Sunday. TENDERS WANTED.â€"-1’rinted and Written notices are posted in the Post Office calling; for tenders for the carry" lug nf‘me malls between the Hill and the station and vice vars/1. TEMPERANCE SERMON.â€"The Rev. J, M. Simpson will preach a Sermon on “ Temperance,” on Sunday eveuipg, August 11th, under the auspices of the Royal Templm-s of this village. A GOOD heavy factory‘cotton for 3:10 at the Fire Proof. Will D. Atkinson. MASON’S improved Porcelain lined Lop fruit jars, the same price as ordinâ€" ary jars at the Concrete. TROUSERINGS special value, shirlings special value, Scotch and Canadian tweed special value at the Concrete. BASEBALL The Young Iai‘udians will piuy a return match with Thornhili on Saturday, Aug. 10th. Our how have been practising: a little better luter and, we think, will succeed in making: a better showing than they did on Do- minion Day. The hull will he pitched at, 3 p m., sharp, and nine innings are to be piaycd. To THE DEARâ€"A person cured 0f 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. Jolm St, Montreal. REVISING OB‘FICERS.~â€"TI)C Revising Officers for the County of York and City of Toronto are as follows :â€"â€"For North and East York, Judge Morgan ; for East. Toronto and West York. ex~ Judge Boyd: and for West and Centre Toronto, Judge McDougall. FIREMEN, ATTENTIONâ€"On Monâ€" duy evening next a, fire alarm will be sounded. Time will be Counted from the sounding of alarm until the fire is out. All members are notified to be prepared to act promptly. After practice the regular monthly meeting will be held in the Council Chamber. FIREâ€"The Norval woollen mill, the property of Mr. Robert Noble, was lately destroyed by fire, The calamity has inflicted :1 severe blow on that place; tllcloss is a heavy one both to Mr. Pettigrew, the lessee, as well as to ,the owner. RATHER LENGTI]Y,-â€"On Monday some stalks of wheat and oats grown on the Willis farm near Woodbridgc, were left in this office. The growth must have been marvellous indeed. as the stalks measured 6 ft. in, in length.â€" Conservator, Tl'HANKs.â€"~We are obliged to \Vm. Edgar, Esq, Gen. Passenger Agent, (1'. T. R , for the illustrated little volume showing the summer resorts reached by the Gmml Trunk Railway for the sea- Ron of 1889. Also for the good map that accompanies it. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, ’89. Local and General. an» :gm'k imam. Richmond HIII. Ont. N 0 TIOE T0 S UBSCRIBERS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ..\\\\\' CUSTOMER’S have frequently said at the Concrete, “ You are giving more sugar for 81 than I got in Toronto last. lEnonM MEETING.~â€"Thc Reformers of this place held a meeting at the Grand Central on Friday evening last, at which a good representation of members was present. The business brought before the meeting was to lay an appeal against the voters' list for 1889. We under-- stand an attempt will be made to have some of the names struck off and a number of others put, on. The final Court: of Revision will, most likely, be hold some time in August. CARELESSNEEIS~ Last Thursday even- ing a crowd of juveniles wanted some excitement and therefore set fire to the big arch which has been over the en- trance t0 the Park since Dominion Day, and by this time good and dry. In a moment the whole gateway was in flames and spreading rapidly towards the ticket office which is close to the gate. The baseball boys and home of the neighbors with pails of water succeeded in putting the fire out. before it got; too much headway, Tm: ARMY.â€"â€"The new officers of the Salvation Army arrived last week and have taken charge of this corps. Their names are Uapt. and Linut. Harper, sisters, of Sutton, and are very good singers, which is a treat for those who attend, as well as being earnest workers. It. is surprising to see the increase in the number of young men who attend the Army meetings whenever new offi- cers are stationed here. Ammsr A BLAZE. â€" On Monday evening some young men were in Mr. Rupert’s ice-cream parlor when they accidently upsctnnd broke a lamp which was sitting on the table. The Oil imâ€" mediately took fire and spread over the carpet fiiling the room with flames in no time. Had itnot been for the assistâ€" ance 0f the proprietor, who grabbed a coai and extinguished the fire, our fire brigade wouid hqu had their hands full. As it was [he engiiIQ was on its way to the scene 01" action. DELEOTABLE LANGUAGE. ~â€" The World in speaking of the Globe and the running of Sunday cars :â€".“ Cunt now runs through every column of that paper. and from the Deacon’s nose there ever oozes forth a stream of snivel like “ candles ” from the nostrils ot' a street urchin. The President of the Globe Company, Mr. Robert Jeffrey, drives out in his buggy every Sunday and lately he has taken to a double team,” 33 lbs. 45 lbs. 18 lbs. 11 lbs. 55 bars Laundrj 14 Tbs. Good 3 at the Concrete. GOOD REPORT, mMr‘. J‘ H. Sander- son returned from his trip on Saturday last. He states that the grain crops in Muskoka and Parry Sound Districts are excellent, both in quality and quantity ; the root crop looks splendid ; fruit, such as apples, pears, plums, &c., are very light; but raspberries, lxuckleberries, and cranberries are up to the average. He only got as far as Novar,on account of the bad condition of the roads. RE-OPENED.â€"â€"~L. O. L. No. 35, was re opened at Maple on Monday evening last by the Most \Vorshipf'ul Grand Master, Brother N. C. Wallace. There were present twentyâ€"five visiting brethâ€" rcn from Woodhridge, Thornhill. and Purpleville. There were five members admitted by certificate and Four initiated. The following are the officers for the balance of the your installed into office by the Grand Master :â€"â€"G. Keller, W.M.; D. Kinnee, D. M.; Rev. Mr. lumpbell, Chaplain; J. S. Kilmee, RS ; E, Miller, F. 8.; R. B. On, Treagurer; A. 'WilISOn, l). C.; 8. Hart, Lecturer. After the coi'emonics 0F the lodge meetâ€" ing were (not, the ceremony of partaking of a good supper, gut up for the occasion by Mr. Richardson, of the Maple Leaf Hotel, commenced and was enjoyed by those present to the number of forty. RUNAWAY.â€"-Last Saturday our vilâ€" lage experienced a little excitement for a few minutes over a runaway horse. Mr, Harry Hopper, one of our enterprising butchers, was going his rounds as usual, when in the act of waiting upon a lady on Yonge Street, his horse commenced to “move on.” He called after it. but not feeling inclined to “listen to reason” it quiekened its pace and went tearing up Yonge at high speed. When oppoâ€" site Mr. H. S‘anderson’s residence it ran into a tree: overturning the wagon, and depositing the lovely roasts and boils upon the clean sod, Here it; frightened another horse, which was tied in front of the drug store,so badly that it made a de~ termined effort to seek refuge in Sanderâ€" son’s sanctum, but, fortunately, immediâ€" ate aid prevented this disaster. After breaking loose from the wagon M r. Hopper’s horse kept on the sidewalk for a considerable distance when it met three children whom it ran over without doing: any further damage than searing them almost to death, and then sudden- ly halted at its own door. This latter part. was done so quickly that the wagon wheels were still moving at a good speed of their own accord. The wagon was considerably damaged and parts of the harness injured, but nothing further worthy ol‘ note. Aomoumnam. BOARD MEETING.â€" '.l‘ho Board of the East Riding of York Agricultural Society met in the Frankâ€" lin House on Monday evening for the purpose of preparing the prize list for the Fall Fair and making other details complete. Mr. Thos. Graham, Presiâ€" dent, was in the chair, and Mr. Adam Hood in the Vice chair; the Directors present being: Messrs. Thos. Hood, A. Mason, H. Megill, Wm. McDonald, J. Russell, Capt. R. lteesor, T, M. Whiteâ€" sidcs, J. F. Duvison, J. Eckardt, I], R. Corsou, D, Eukin, Jno. Patterson, Alex. Piuglo, J. Gonnle and A. Russell. Placing special prizes was the principal business, outside of the decision to have a baby show, in which it is hinted a few of the Directors intend making exhibits. The Board adjourned to meet at the Tremont House on Monday evening next.â€"Suu. Tilsons rolled oats for.$1.00 Gold Dust cornmeal for. 1.00 Best Bosnia Prunes for... 1.00 White Sugar for ............ 1.00 Laundry Soap for ......... . 1.00 Uood Yellow Sugar for... 1.00 HIGHEST market prices paid for raspberries, currants, and all kinds of fruits in exchange at the Fire Proof. Will D. Atkinson. HISTORY or BRITISH COLUMBIA.â€" It will be gratifying to our readers to know that the History of British Co- lumbia, by Hubert Howe Bancroft, un- til recently sold only with the complete set of this author’s works in 39 volumes, can now be obtained separately, complete in one volume. It is perhaps one of the most difficult fields in literature, to take what was so lately a vast wilderness, withgonly the crudest materials to work with, and ,make of it a complete and finished narrative, as Mr. Bancroft has done, interweaving with the more sub- stantial political and industrial develop- ments those pleasing incidents and reâ€" mantic episodes connected with the wild and roving life here encountered. Mr. Bancroft’s pictures, in this volume, are drawn largely from life. Visiting the country in person he came into close contact with the old retired officers of the Hudson’s Bay Company, most of whom have now passed away. From their experiences he not only obtained a large mass of information which other wise would have passed out of existence, but he was enabled to fill his work with vivid life and detail which in no other way could have been pOSsiblc. Besides being a masterpiece of historical investi gation, it is full of that thrilling interest which attaches to the subjugation and settlement of wild countries, which here have not their parallel in history. See advertisement‘ in another column for agents, to whom very liberal terms are ofiered. FRUIT jars all sizes in glass or stone at the Fire Proof. Will D. Atkinson. The third page of the Toronto DAILY MAIL is noted for “ Want” advertisement. If you want to buy or sell anything. If you want a situation, n mechanic, a business, machinery. lodgings, it" you have lost or found anything, or if you want to find out “more anyone is, advertise in the Toronto DAILY MAIL and read the advertisements on the third page of that paper. The charge is two cents a word each insertion. Adress Tm; MAIL. Toronto, Canada. vaou want to buy or 59110. Farm, m] verliée if: the Toronto V “11:13 MAIL, That paper reaches 10¢.000 farmers’ homes every week, and your advertisement should meet the eye of someone who wants to purchase. Advertisements of this class are inserted in the Toronto WEEKLY MAIL for Five Cents a word each insertion, 01- Twenty Cents a word for five insertions. Address THE MAIL, Toronto, Canada. Miss L. Lyons returned from Hamilton this week. Mrs. Amos Wright left; for home on Tuesday evening. Miss Spencer, of Victoria, B. (1., is visiting at the Manse. Miss Furlong, of Nottuwu, is visiting her sister: Mrs. John Inuos. Mr. Homiu and wife. of Toronto, spout Sunday with M 113‘ Sterling. Mr. und Mrs. 0. Mason and Miss Annie left; this morning for Luwisbon. Miss Annie Ellston, 01' ’l‘hornhill, was visiting at Mr. F. MuConughy‘s. Mr. Barb Wiley mnl Wife, of Almirn, N.Y., have moved to Richmond Hill. Dr. liown,n,0f Stoufl’villv, has taken Dr. \Vilson’s place during the luttcr's absence to Muskoku, Houown’s PILLS. â€"- Indigestion and Liver Cornplnints.â€"â€"'J‘he digestion cannnol be long or seriously disordered without the derangement being perceptible on the coun- enancci These Pills prevent both un- pleasant consequences; they improve the :.;;~petite, and with the increase of desire for food, they augment the powers of digf‘stion and assin‘rilulion in the stomach HOHO' way‘s Pills deal most satisfactorily with de‘ ranged or diseased conditions of the many Organs engéged in extracting nourishment for our bodies from our various dietsâ€"as the liver, stomach and bowels, over all of which they exercise the most salutary con- trol. 13y resorting at an early stage of this malady to these purifying and laxative Pills, the dysppptic is speedily restored to henllh and strength, and his snllowness gradually vanishes. Tho Missus Harris are visiting at ngum. M iss Bella lVIchmghy is visiting at Thnruhil). Mrs. A. J. Huan has gone to Toronto for a few Guys. M his Shnrpn, of Petorboro‘, is visiting her sister Mrs. Neville. Mrs Richard \Vilton, of Strutford, is visiting at Mr. Jmues Brownlce’b‘. . Mrs.‘G. Savage and I‘mniiy of Toronto, are visiting at Mrs. M. Sheppard's. Mr. and Mrs George Mumm, of \Voodbridgo, spent Sunday in this villugo with his brother. Miss Lulu Mason, of Woodbridge, is visiting at, MM 0. Mason’s. -Mr. und Mrs.(11‘u.hn.m, of Inglewood,nre visiting at Mr. Wm. Atkinson‘s. Miss Lizzm and Birdie Dunlopo are visiting how with their grandmother, Mrs. Sterling. Master Jack and Miss Gihnor, of Klionburg paid a. flying visit to Richmond Hill on Mvnduy The cditorzmd his wife are attending 9. Wed- ding {Lt the White House, liosodulc, North Toronto. Mr. Lovitt and wife, of Vellorn, and Mm. Privyne‘ of lawn, were guests of Mr. John Sharpe, one day last week. I’Iofussor and Mrs.\Vickcns,frrnu Um Institute for Hm Blind. Brunm'm'd, 31mm. Saturday and Sunday at Mr, Neville'u. We omitted {mentioning a. pleasant Vistb ijrom Mr. who was in tho V'lHngO on Mn and Mrs. \Vill D.Atki1mon returned from tlmir wedding tnur on Mnndny evening, “flier having, had 9, very plezisnnt trip to Mackinaw Island. UOFFOID at the Fire Proof. Will I). Atkinson. Dr. Wilson left on Monday evening for u. trip up the Muskoku. Lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Jnhn Blackburn, of Uxbridge, are spending a few days with Ml. \Vm. Mason. CATARRH, CATARRHAL DEAFN ESSâ€"HAY FEVER n A NEW HOME TREATMENT. Sufferers are not generally aware that these diseases are contagious, or that they are due to the presence of living parasites in the lining membrane of the nose and eustachiun tubes. MicrOSeopic research, howm'er, has proved this to he a. fact, and the result of this discovery is that a simple remedy has been formulated where- by caterrh, catarrhal deafness and hay fever are permanently cured in from one to three simple applications made at home by the patient once in two weeks. N.B.â€"â€"This treatment is not a snufl or an ointment; both have been disearded by reputable physicians as injurious. A pamphlet explaining this new treatment is sent on receipt of ten cents by A. H. DIXON & SON, 303 West; King Street. Toronto, Canadaâ€"Toronto Globe. Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should aarefully read the above. Society Notes . last week that we lmd Agar, of Woudbl'idge, businesax This powder never varies. A marvel of purity strength undwholcsomcncss. More aconuixzicul than the ordinary kinds, aud'cunnot be sold in cmnpetitinn with the multitude of low tOStJEhUI‘L weight. alum or phnsphute powders. SUM only [Roy/m BAKING I’owmm 00., 100 Wuu Excels All Others. USED one bottle of Burdock Elllood Bitters for constipation and loss of ap- petite and it cured me. I would not be without. it at six times the price for it exâ€" cels all others. William Walton, Gait, Out. 0n the Increase. 0 increasineg prevalent have scrofulous diaeases become that we call the atten- tion of our readers to the best blood purifier and alteralive know, viz , ’rurdock Blood Bitters, which unlocks all clogged secre- tions and removes all blood diseases from a. common pimple to the worst scrofulous sore The telephone is being made to serve the cause of religion in the south of England, The South of England Telephone Company has put telephone wires into on 01' the Congregational Churches in 'lunln’idge Wells, and last Sunday sixteen subscribers were connected with the church: These included doctors and apotheearies, clerks working: in various parts of the town. nn invalid lady who has been obtaining consu- lzttion from the teletvhone for several months, mid some lazy clul) men who went into the thingr presumably more from it spirit of ex- periment, thnndevnlimi. Wiles are being laid to Maidstone. and soon suhscri‘bers liv- in;r there, in locliester, in Snood and Chutham, will be able, without leaving their houses,t0 attend services in Tunbridge Wells. , Mystic Words. CAN recolmnend Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wiid Strawberry for chronic dim. rhma. as I have: used it for two years and can get nothing else that huhm me like it. June Taylor, Mystic, P. (2,. This medicine cures all surfimer ()n Tues/lay nighttlm 2ndw“ J.1]y,n,fintchcl, containing; \ mun}, of articles mi" Lflulhiug with bunk st] pm m; t, q witsidn, 'zus lush between Elgin M: ls mul (mk “Mum Tho finder will be amply 1‘4 112.! by ‘mm 1 the same at the m; mm» 0 Jiiuhmond Hill. 7~b (formerly of Allistou)’; Is prepared to give lvseons on the piano or organ mthor at her own 1‘ 31:10ch or the residence of J, AVING (lane business in Cumuln [or yours, , our rclmmuiuu Ill-1 rumnnsibility is testab- lisllod. \Vo want three men in your vicinity to reprnscnl 1;», to whom olellsqu mn'lmry will be given. Handsome ontllt 1'1“), Hnlur‘ and 8X- }xcus x 111ml weakly. Previous Gnu-rivnco not requirw‘l. Write at once for norms. la'lhwdy Stock for Cunudn. n Spuclnlby. 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Good em‘nast Wm u rs Aluairiug turritury slluuld apply immedintuly, mud in nrdm‘ to secure it instuntly send $1.25fm‘ a comyloto canvassing outfit, and 111mm C]:Ui(‘0()f tvrritm‘ . Extm lib. (em! tm‘mH guzn'muU-ud. N0 oxpurimuzc or mmimx rvquirod. us tlm buok will HON itwlt‘ if properly pnmentud, mnlwugim our ugmnzs thirty duys’ time in which to deliver and collect. Bag! to announce tn the ladies of Richmond Hill and vicinity that she has removed tw0 doors oust of her former residence on Centre Stu L West, \flmm 5L0 is prepared to do cxin b0 mm’ks by ngmrts. Every mm of the hunv Grcds of thousands of mm 110 inn-rested in this country, mm in the history of the war] . onv part with smothm‘, will buy this book. It is; whuNy unbiased, mu] tlmusgll full (if shaming duhli]. it is thoroughly sound, DTILOHMIJ 11ml philosophic 1 .Tor 1:; huge in s Vt’n’h l ish ' I I trade in nll partn, by placing 0 ur machines .nnd gomls where the people mm see them. we will send free to mm person in each loculity,the very best sewingâ€"machine made in We will also send l‘reea complute line of our costly and valuable art samples. In return we ask that you show what we send, to those who may ml] at your home. and after 2 months all shall bcmmc your own property. This cram] machine is nmlc nt'ter the Singer patents, I 't which have um um: bcfore pa toms «m.- \ . run ontil sold “"393. with the nttnchmonts. and now Bulls for ' $50. Best. strongest, most use- ful machine in the world. All is - frep. No capiml required. PlainI brinfinsh‘u :is given, ’l’hnsc whowrilc tn us at mm! can so- curu True the lwst sewing-machine in the worm, nnd the t'mt‘til lim' ufwuzk :. m hirh an UVt‘i‘ bhown together in Anwrit‘u. TEE) E; l, ' “Kin, 150x 74m Augusta. Ritalin». nu- J." r ROYAL “WM mam w“ ‘ J uno Bani J mm [3 3m Afig 1â€"3t History of British Buiumbia Absolutely Pure; Address MULLS’E- JIAAXSS W01{l(â€"w TKng afierling SA’E‘GH E L LOST. B-y mail to any ladyr sending us her post office address. Wells. Richardson& C0.. Montreal” A COOK BOOK ‘ FREE THE HISTORY 00., 723 Market St" Sun Francisco, (1111 FROM $5 TO $20 A DAY w ,mme wmmumm " .7: at“? @fifig. GARE. 5:1 wings-Ma c. complaints 1cocmswr,'N.y My 1% 43m Bring on your Butter and Eggs, Raspberries, Black and Red Currants, Bacon, &c., &c. {1C3=Highest prices paid. Fair Warning and Fair Sale. ' -. g. {ichmond Hill, July 25. Spring Arrivals of Boots & Shdes I have just received a large and well assorted stock of Boots and Shoes. I am now prepared to offer 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 01' 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 Hull' Boots and Long Boots. My Stock is second to none north of Toronto and the Cheapest in town. No paper or canvas goods but all solid leather. We invite the public to call and inspect these“ goods, They have been bought; at the lowest. cash prices and the quality first-class. I guarantee satisfaction, Custom work a specialty. Sewcd and pegged repairing neatly and promptly done. ' Barbed Wire, Galvanized Wire, Giled 85 Annealed Wire, Shovels, Pails, - Carpenter’s Tools, Building Paper Is the only safe and sure Oil for Selfâ€"Binders, Threshing IVIachines and Mill Machmery generally. Manufactured by M0001} Bros. & Co. BARREL CHURNS, $5.700 HARfl A RE STORE DOMINION PIA‘NOSâ€"â€"Giand, Square and Upright ;' in Mahogany, Figured Walnut, Roscwuod and other choice woods, perfect instruments, sold on terms which cannot be beaten. Old organs and pianos taken in exchange. 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 saiisfadion. THE NEW WIHMMS SEWING MACHINE,%% The Lightcst 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 'E‘mnplonoanusic, MAIN'a-STBEET. - MARKHAM. Groceries, Confections, and Fruits LA RDINE Come, Come, '10 I.- ORNE STORE ! Best Value for Your Money And also come and buy your dishes to eat them from. Best Chum made. chairingmprompt]y attended to. Semething to Eat. R. SIVERS’. And Sold by R. W. Neville and Sanderson Bros., Richmond Hill. RICH'MOND HILL DOMINION ORGANS, SEWENG MACHENES. Also for everything else in the line of MCCOLL’S CELEBRATED TO'ERONTO. C‘- MASON. Richmond Hill You can get AT THE‘ FOR Stoves, Tinware, Hot Air Furnaces, Eave Troughing, Metalic Roofing, Iron Pumps. Baths & Sinks,- WM. FLEMING. MACHINE OSCAR J. BROWN.