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W W Baynes.Esq.F I A,Secretary Reserve Fund. . . .. . $10,000,000 Annual Income. . . . . . 1,600,000 Invested in Canada. . . 1,200,000 Death chums paid. . . . 10,000,000 TOP DJTO REFERENCES. John McDonald, Esq. C. J. CmngJ ell, Esq., 11011. SonntorMcMuster A. .Smit ,Esq. Jumos Motculfe. Esq. Rev. Enoch \Vood, D. Loans~ made on security of Company‘s Policy at “m. “an; :..L,._M.L __ --._.r....‘, .. -v..v, my 5 pvr cent interééi Lounsnmde toChurch Trustees, nta low rate of juterest. Sand for lprosyectua. E.A.W Oct 26. 1888â€"1 vear Of London, England, Sir Wm. McArthur, K C M G, M. P, ex~Lord Mayor 0f London, President. Assufiicie.‘ .3393 Young Berkshire Pig 5, Bears, and Sows. 885 Sn Id Gold Watch. '_ Soldfor 100. umli lately. ‘ But :35 wnlch In the world. " Ported limekeepcr. War- raulod. Heavy Solid Gold Hunting Cues. Both lndien‘ and gents' aizes,with workl and cases of equal value One Person in each In (-aniy can uccurc one free, together with our large Ind val. uable line of Household Samples. These snmplea, I! well as the wnich. we send - v Free, And after you hug kept them in your home for 3 months and shdwn them to those‘ Thea» - no at unre van be sure of receiving (he nteh mples. We pay allf‘xgregf, figifihtg} _Ad}ireu This House is one of the Best Hotels to be found north of Toronto. Everything is managed .11 First Class. Style. Sample Room for Commer- cial Travellers. Good Stabling and attentive hoatlers. Terms, $1 per day. Proctor’s Bus leaves this Hotel to connect with all the N R R Trains going North and South, at; 8 a. 111., 12 _a. m.. 5.10 p m. and 6.00 n m. THE STAR _ LIFE 885 Sn Id I _ Sold for 101 - But :35 wnc‘ Perfect final On Saturdays. Money to Loan at Lowest Current Rates 4 A G F LAWRENCE. T C MmLIGAN.;; Nov 27th, 1884 THE PALMER HOUSE RICHMOND HILL, .1“ Palmer, Prop. EMIOUSNESS, D 78.35 PSI/1, :EST‘ION, (if: 411:1}!85'. ‘ 3: n r [ A‘: fufapl,‘ [/76‘, LAWRENEHKI MILLIEAN J s Fullerton: W Cook, :1 R : PRIVATE FUNDS VTOLLOAN. Toronto. May 29th, 1884. CONVEYANCERS, ETC. No.14 B '11' & Loan Toronto Offices"Chambeggjblggrouto st. Richmond Hill Oflice-ESiELfifiJEfi , OF THE SKIN, very species pfdisease arishg from ~.’urin.!\'f‘_F, KJDNEVS, STOMAOH, BOWELS OR BLOOD, Barristers, Solicitors,&c. Offices 1‘ Adelaide Street East, Toronto. Richmond Hill Peg Mice Every Saturday. Fullerton, £0001; & Wallace , Nimfiz’ed air always on hand at the places of mnpointmont. It does away with the pagn in oxtructing: Tlmnkfulfo‘r the favors of the push yours may'still be consulted in any branch of the pro lessiou, as follows Richmond Hi1-1..c...,... 9th a; 24th 01 each mont’. (at Palmer House) (.1543; Aurora, lat, 8th, 16th, and 22nd do t’ouffvillo . . . . . . . . . . . . ....18th do Markham ...... . ..... 20th do Victoria Square . . . . . . . . » . . . 215C do Thornhil] ( Walker’s Hotel) 23rd do Woodbridge ...... ...28th do Kleinburg ...... .. ...29th do Nobleton ..... . ...... 80th do T. EikBURI‘! & $0.. teeth Wiiliéfii'pxiiii'nt the 16W6§E$tic§s:'uh;§£ teeth on rubber $8, cheapest $6. Vitallzed Air for attracting. .1 will -fill geeyp Withqufi pail; a}; the lowest pnoes. Best R. B. Orr, M. B. and First Silver Moduliat University of Toronto: M. C. P. S. Ontario. L. A 11,1311 lam]. (Late 0f London, England Surgeon, um. IS’OIfice Hours 8 to 9.30 a.m.,'and 1 to 2.30 p.11] VITALIZED AIR 2 DR. JAEEE§ LAMES'E‘AFFS RICHMOND HILL, ONT. Omce hour 10 a m. All night culls at front door bell Richmond Hill, May 30th, 1887. Barristers,Solicitors, “#:5565560; 'fiéi‘isfié,’ P'oi-flandfn‘mn I O, H. RIGGSJL. D. S., . E. Corner King &. Yonge Sts.,â€". TORONTO. ,fll’iano and Orgin: :ss F9191: VCOULTER, TEACHER 01“ I1\:,, , «am-m -. W Dr A ROBINSON. fimfisummon DENTIST. AURORA FOR SALE. wen @mrflfi. :: Sec. & Treastor Canada. mamwalington St, East, Toronto DR. 8R9, MAPLE, E] MD FERRY, gums. genial, , Registered,â€" H. QUETTON Sr. GEORGE, Ouk Ridges DIZZINESS, mops Y, FLUTTERING THE sromc-H, DRY/V588 OF THE SKIN, OF THE HEART, ACID/TY 0F Proprietors, Dec lat 883 Richmond H111. TéRbNTq. Rear of the CeutmlBank J R Miller. THE EXAMINATIONS.â€"The names of the successful candidates writing for non professional certificates appear in yesterday’s daily papers of Toronto and a remarkable coincidence is that the Tories lose in the race in the propertion of'threc to one as compared to the Reâ€" formersâ€"politios are prevalent in everyâ€" thing. We are very glad to announce the names, in this district, as beingy Eneâ€" ee>sl‘u1 in the second class, of E. Lane, M, Trench, W. ’l‘reneh, and l’. Nichols (as having pasted in Latin). 33 lbs. Tilson 5 rolled outs for 45 lbs. Gold Dust cornmeal for 18 lbs. Best Bdsnia Prunes fun. 11 lbs. White Sugar for ........... 55 bars Laundry Soap for .......... 14 lbs. Good Yellow Sugar for“ at the Concrete. LECTUREâ€"On Tuesday evening of this week another temperance address was delivered in Temperance Hall, by Mrs. Dr. Lloyd, of Montreal, who spoke for about 20 minutes on the sub- ject and was well appreciated. Rev. J. ACCIDENT.â€"-Mr. A. Ashton, who works for Messrs. Innes 8; Sons, met with a bad accident on Saturday mornâ€" inglast while working at the School House. He was in the act OI" cutting a shingle with a chisel when the chisel slipcd and struck his wrist, making a long deep gash. II: bled considerable and has laid him up from work for a time. TEMPERANCE SERMONâ€"Rev, Mr. Simpson’s sermon on “Temperance” last Sunday evening was listened to by a very large congregation; the subject was discussed with many good arguâ€" ments,nmking it both instructive and exceedingly interesting. The Rev. gentleman took for his text 1 Thes. 5th and 22nd : ” Abstain from all appearâ€" ance of evil.” 7M. Simpson also Ina-(1.0 a stirring speécb. The seating capacity of the Hall was all occupied, for a wonder. FARMERS and others will do well to notice that they can disperse of their butter, eggs, bacon, currants and rasp- berries most advantageously at the Fire Proof. Will D. Atkinson. FRUIT jars all sizes in glass or stone at the Fire Proof. Will D. Atkinson. A BEAUTIFUL line of dress goods in stripes and plains marked down to Sets per yard at the Fire Proof to clear. Will D. Atkinson. PIONEERS.â€"â€"Rev Dr. Scadding, Presi- dent of the York Pioneers, has accepted an invitation from the officers of the Niagara County Piuneers’ Association to attend their annual picnic at Olcott, N. Y., on Wednesday, August let. SUITABLE summer suits for this summerimz sunny weather at a discount at the Fire Proof. Will D. Atkinson. PETITION.â€"A petition has been handed to the Village Council bearing thirty ratepayer’s names, asking that Monday, Aug. 26th. beset apart as 3. Civic Holiday for the village of Richâ€" mond Hill. MASON’S improved Porcelain lined top fruit. jars, the same price as ordinâ€" ary jars at the Concrete. W. C. T. U.â€"A committee of W. C. T. U., Toronto, visited the Canadian Chautauqua Monday and completed arâ€" rangements for their excursion on Aug. 22, when they expect a large number of visitors from the County of York. TROUSERINGS special value, shirtlngs special value, Scotch and Canadian tweed special value at the Concrete. A SPECIAL meeting of the W. C. T. .U. Will beheld at Mrs Wm. Sauderson’s, at balf’past seven, on Friday, the 16111 inst. A full attendance of the members is particularly requested. CUSTOMER’S have frequently said at the Concrete, “ You are giving more sugar for $1 than I got in Toronto last. THE HIGHEST MARKS.â€"-â€"Miss Nellie Swilzer and Miss Mabel Switzer obtained the highest; marks at. the recent High School entrance exams, County of Peel. â€"Streetsville Review. DEFEATED.â€"Aur0ra Baseball Club played at Thornhill yesterday and Sueâ€" ceeded in defeating the latter by 1 run and an innings. The score was 41 to 40. A FULL line of' cottonades and shirtâ€" ings at. the Fire Proof this week. Will D. Atkinson. GREAT reductions in summer prints to clear out stock at the Fire Proof. Will D. Atkinson. A DEALER advertisesa bustle that was never worn before. What novelty is there in that ‘? Did anybody ever see one that; was ? YOU can get the most sugar for your $ at the Fire Proof. Will D. Atkinson EXTaA COPIES.-â€"-G. B. Smith, Esq., has ordered 2,000 extra copies of' the Liberal this week‘ BAGTER’S noupareil jelly for sale at the Concrete, very choice, one pint, only costs 150. Changeâ€"Q St George For Saleâ€"John Brown THI§.PAPER§ I H H! l [I l u“ 1). liowell’ ébbifiEfiRxfi? Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce smwhere advertim ing contracts may-be made for‘it; IN NEW YORK SERVICE next Sunday in the English Ghurch here at 11.a.m. No. 11 The date printed on each pnpnr denotes the time when the subscrirtiuu expires. We do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions of our Correspondents. Local and GeneralJ THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, ’89. We ‘53!an :é‘iéemm. Richmond HI”. Ont. N 0 TICE T 0 S UBSCJL’IBERS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Whole No. 1623 : Volume 31, $1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 By-Luw No. 553 was passed assessing the senq'ul school SECMOIIS and union sections in the tov ship for the pro ' mt yexq Moved by Mr High, seconded by Mr Russell, than Pulyur Doyle be appointed Poumlkeepcr 1n place of Andrew Collins who has left the premiâ€" scsiCnu’iml 7th con. . J Parliins, J \ cs 0 Ian. .. Mark Robinson, repuinng culvert, between lots :30 and 21‘. 'I‘ho («Sum-,1] the}: udjnumud until Tuesday, the 1%): Guy of Sept, be {met at 2p m J.. M. LAWRENCE, Clerk DISTRICT No. 3 J L )m‘d, work on Mrs Dicks’ Hill, timber, drawing 1-110 and posts, turnpikng road, planking Gongh’s bridge, and spikes ......... W11}. Muthisou, for work on townhnc at ’I‘ Rmnblo, 2510:Lds of gravel” J Millyurd, rupturing bridge Dlsmuu'r N0. J Bennett, hauling «Slouds of stone do 1 load of stone .......... ‘ do building culvert & diggmg (htch J Tanner, hauling gravel 011 Woodbridge side linem. .. .. An account. from the Toronto General Hospital for $47.61), for the umintonzmce mud treumuent of patients, was presented and laid over until next meeting , Moved by Mr Russell, seconded by Mr High, that the 'l‘wusnmr be and is hereby uuthm ized to pay theiollowing11ccounts:â€"â€" '1‘ F M 1311011. for ' ting 200 voters' lists Liberal tbrée times ........... A Cameron, for 420 lbs of haw Moved by Mr High, seconded by Mr Russell, but the Tro nsurer b0 and is hereby authorized to pay the following mud accounts 2â€"- DISTRICT NO. 1 Tim Reeve in the chair; members present :â€" Mg s.lllusgoll, Bligh, Al'nqu, and \Nutsgu. A cmfin for one lamb killr-d hydogs for $4, from G A Rumble, wus presented and laid over until next meetmg fur 1889,921mgcs.fit5B1erpage‘.u..:,.....:.‘ T_1<‘_}\101\{n{{oxl, iggorting Clerk's notice in Minutes of pr'evié/us' meeting were rum]. and on motion adoptqd ljhenshntil the seventhinnings some ‘grand playing was done by our boys. In the second innings Pcnrose madea home run first thing and was followed by a two-banger by Atkinson, who stole third and reached home on an error. The Young Canadians were good at the bat and two and three base hits were numerous, while their fielding would be hard to beat. Sanderson's pitching was too much for the home team, who, with the assistance of catcher Hennessey, succeeded in keeping the score down. However, this kind of thing did not last long enough, for in the sixth innings Thornhill succeeded in making agood score on errors, and in the eighth and ninth innings Richmond Hill scored 0,0. The home team retired in the eighth with a goose-egg, but in the ninth, as- sisted by a continual shouting from the spectators and the decision of the field- umpire, managed to make the score even and 1 in their favor. Had our boys played careful in the last innings instead of getting butter-fingered all at once they would have won the match with ease. Although the whole of Richmond Hill’s nine did excellent work we wish specially to mention Penrose, McLean, Sims, and Atkinson. After the game was finished both teams reâ€" paired to Doyle’s dining-room where a splendid supper was prepared for them. Mr. Chas. Pilgrim acted as umpire at the bat, and Mr. VV.E. Millner field umpire, both, on the whole gave satisâ€" faction, hnt one of Thornhill’s men did considerable talking towards the last. Our boys wish to return thanks for the gentlemanly way in which they were treated by the Thornhill Club. The last meeting of the above council was held at the Town Hull, on Tuesday, the 15th day of AggustLlSSQ. _ . BASEBALLâ€"The baseball match of the season was played at: Thornhill last Saturday afternoon, between the Young Canadians of Richmond Hill and the Thornhill Club. Play was called at 2.45 and the game lasted about one hour and fifty minutes. during the greater part of which time the spectators were given a splendid exhibition of “ball playing,” especially by the visitors. The home team took the field first with Muldoon in the box and Ellston behind the bat, and succeeded in keeping their opponents from scoring in the first inâ€" nings. This woke them up and from FISII.â€"â€"The Dominion Government have set apart, with other places in the Province and Dominion generally, the waters of Highland Creek, in the Township of Searboro’, in the County of York, for the propagation of salmon. Also the Waters of the stream called River Rouge, in the Townships of Pickering, Scarboro’, and Markham, for the natural and artificial propagation of fish. CIVIC HOLIDAY.â€"â€"In addition to line suggestions given in last week’s issue as to how Richmond Hill should spend its civic holiday, we would mention that of getting up a grand Baseball and Lacrosse Tournament. Both of the home teams are prepared, we think, to make a good showing” and, no doubt, would be willing to do their utmost to make the day an enjoyable one for alll A GARDEN PARTY.â€"â€"The congrega- tion of Trinity Church, Thornhill, in- tend holding a garden party on the grounds of Hawthorn Mineral Springs, on Thursday, 22nd. Tea served from five to eight p.m. Mrs. Knox (nee Reid), Miss Annie Langstafl‘, Mr, Uapstickgnd several others are expected who will favour those present with songs, recita; tions, &c. - A SUDDEN DEATHâ€"Roderick Davi- son, the ten-year-old son of Mr. Wm. Davison, Toronto, ex-president of the Toronto Caledonian Curling Club, died at Thornhill on Saturday. He was visiting Mrs, Robt. Arnold, of that vil- lage, and indulged in some green fruit a few days before his death, but it was not until his illness was far advanced that his friends knew of it. FANCY TOUCHES.â€"0ul‘ Council have done so much with fancy touches in side- Walks this year in the centre of the vil- lage; that the south and north ends‘ have to put up with broken planks or none at all. Our members of the corporation are also chosen from the centre, and of course the plums gravitate there likewise. IF you want to make the most out of your butter, eggs, fruit, &c., take them to the Concre‘e. COFFOID at the Fire Proof. Will D. Atkinson. A GOOD heavy factory cotton for 3&0 at the Fire Proof. Will D. Atkinson. 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. Vaughan Council. ....... 1 510 ~Cal'ried 3 00 3 15 Curried 31 58 2 50 50 800 150 440 MARRIED HARBIsâ€"EDWAnDsâ€"At Gananoque, by the Rev. Mr. Agar. on Wednesday, Au . 7, 1889,Herbert F., eldest son of Mr. John arris, of Rich- mond Hill, to Margaret S. eldest daughter of Mr. William Edwards, of Gunanoque. SCOTTâ€"RITonâ€"On Tuesday August 6th, at the residence of the bride‘s mother, Victoria. Avonue.Eglinton, by the Rev. G, E.1<‘reenmn, B. A., of Deer Park. Dr, A. Y. Scott, Science Master of Upper Canada College, to Miss Maggie Ritchie, eldest; daughter of the late Hugh Ritchie, Esq.,late of Beith, Scotland. BEAT H. O'NEILHt No. 422 Wilbon Avenue, on Thursday August 8611, John P. O'Neill, aged 64 years. ,5, Dismayâ€"Ab Woodstock, on, Thursday, Aug. 8th, Charles Victor, twin son‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Derry, aged 6 weeks 3 days. SPENGELY.â€"In Richmond Hill, on Monday, Aug 1251], Jane M. E., youn est. child of Mr. Spencoly, aged 4 mom a and 14 days. WEIn.â€"â€"At the Home for Incumbloa, Toronto, on Thursday, August 8th. Miss Elizabeth D. Weir, formerly of this place, in her 42nd your. DAWSONâ€"At Thorhhill, on August 11th, William Roderick, (Roddy), youngest son of W. F. Davison. of the Observatory, Toronto, aged 10 yours 8 months. Dr. Léwia G. Inmgtafi, of Brooklyn. N. Y., formerly of this place, is here in charge of the 011109 and practice othlslate uncle, Dr. James Langstafl’. " Mr Clnrbnéo' Skeele. of this place, has been engaged fig play with the Ottawa Lacrosse Team against Montreallon Saturday Mr and Mrs Woodhouse, of Toronto, are visit- ing at “ Levellands,” the residence of John Dun~ can, Esq.,‘a.s also Miss Lillian Bull, of Brampton We have to mkmwledge a‘ visit: fromer John Evans of Maple on Monday last. John is look- ing as young as ever. Mr Herbefl; Harris, formerly of this place, but now of Gamma no, and bride, are spending their honeymoon in I ichmond'Hill. MARSHâ€"On August 86h, M; Holland Landing, the wife of Sidney S. Marsh, 01' a. daughter. Mr Fred Smith, of Maple. who has been rusti- cnting in the north,ueur Penatanguishenc, re- turned home Friday evening. Mrs Wm. Elliott, at Stanley's Milla,nnd Miss uinn, of Edmonton, are visiting at Mrs J. W. Elliott's. Master Joe Keefler‘ took a run through Mc- Call's Oil Works, Gerrard street east, Toronto, on Friday last. G. B. Smith,Esq., of Toronto, M. L. A. for the E. R. of York, was in the village on Thursday afternoon last. Miss Sullivan. Miss Kyle, and her nieces, the Misses Kyle, of Toronto, are visiting at Mrs G. Wiley. Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria. arrived in Berlin on Monday, and was well received. We must acknowledge a pleasant visit from Mr. W. Fleming, of Markham, on Suturd&y lust. Mr Anrirews ’aud‘mmily left on Monday for a two weeks’ visit with friends at Clover Hill. Mr and Mrs John Hugerman, of Stoufiville, are visiting at: Mt Thea. ‘Hugormau’s. Mr. F. McConaghy witnessed the lacrosse match in Toronto on Satmday last. Miss O’Brien, of the Suspension Bridge,Niuga.1-n, was here visiting Mrs. D. C. O'Brien. Mr Wm Glass and wife have gone to Rouch's Point for u week'sroutiug on Lake Simcoe. Miss Estella Shep 11rd left this morning for a visit to 'her aunt“ iugara. Mr Arthur Dickinson is visiting friends in Richmond Hill during vacation Miss Dothwuite,‘ of undalk, is visiting the Misses Kounersley. 0‘”. is place. Mr. Frank McLean. of Meuford, paid a. visit to old friends on the Hill last, week. Miss Minnie Graham, of Cookaville, is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. Kitkby. Mrs. S. Savage; bf Milwaukee, and daughter are staying with relatives here. CATARRH, QATARRHAL DIAFN:ssâ€"HAV FEVER A new Hon: menus“. 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 eustaehian tubes. Microscopic research, however, has proved this to be a fact, and the result of this discovery is that a simple remedy has been formulated where- by oatarrh, 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€"Thi treatment is not 13. Snuff or an ointment; both have been discarded 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, ‘Gflflfldfirâ€"TOTOfltO Globe. Mr and Mrs Whittaker, of Brantford are visiting relatives in this village Mrs. M. Teefy has gone to Orillin. to visit her daughter, Mrs Muloahy. h Sfifl'erers from Catarrhal troubles should awfully/read the above.» Miss Maggie MéConaghy has gone to Wood- stock for a visit» ' Miss Fraser, of North Toronto, is visiting at the Manse. Miss Leavens, of Toronto, is visiting relatives in the village. Miss Wellman, of Headford, is visiting at Mr Wm Powell’s Mr Wm. Tinkler, of Stouflvilie, spent Sunday in th is vdlage. Mr and Mrs Geo, ‘Cook, of Davisville. were in the village on Sunday. Napoleon Bonaparte born 15th August 1769. Mr and Mrs A R. Innes are visiting in Lansing Mrs Keefler is visiting friends at Woodbridge totday. ' ’ ’ Mr I’m-RSI Crosby was i;1 Barrie last week on business. Mr Walter Wiley, of the Liberal, is visiting in New York. Mr. Gid Moodie, of Toronto. is home spending his holidays. I . Hugh McCo'naghy played with Torontos of Toronto on Sutnr ay. Miss Ev'a. Wiley returned from Woodstock, Saturday. Mrs. Dr. Lloyd, of Montreal, is visiting at Mr Clubine’a. If you want to buy or sell a Farm, ad vertise in the Toronto V lEKLY MAIL. That paper reaches 100,000 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, or Twenty Cents a word for five insertions. Address Tue MAIL, Toronto, Canada. The above team played against the Prim- rose Club, of Toronto, for a silver cup which the White Rose ,Club won by four straights. This cup was put up for compe- tition by the Young Canadians, but was never handed over to the White Roses after the match, which should have been done, and now the present team is anxious to get it as they‘ Wish toofi‘er it for another con- test this season. If the person having it in his possession will please transfer it to us we will feel obliged. THE HERALD from now tilleud of the year for 300., cash in advance. Sm,â€"Vlill you allow as space through the columns of the Herald to make an enquiry ofthe citizens of Richmond Hill in general in reference to a. silver cup which was won by the White Rose Lacrosse Club on July lat, 1888 1 THE LOST CUP. 70 the Eiitor of the Herald. Society Notes. BIRTH. YOurngfic" WHITE ROSES. V $93 So, am Everywhere. The immense area covered by this vuhime is rapidly filling’ up with intelligent and uniurpi‘iging settlers, who am making hero their homes. ’l‘hny all want to know the history of the country as well us their friends, and those whohuve business connections with then] who do not go there. Here is a, country my large as the United States, and this volume must over c011- stitute the foundation of its history. r40 Acres of First-Class Land.“ THE proprietor, on account of failing health, olfors 1'01 sale tlmt'. valuable piece of land lying on the north side of Centre Street East. containing about 40 acres. The land is in a. good state of cultivubiun; well fenced; and under- drained. Aug. 15th, 18%) ~Lf Seventeen news of this land is in tho Corporaâ€" tion of Richmond Hill; 30 acres under the plow; the balance splendid pusher hmd through which a never failing spring crock flows; and 6 acres of summon fallow. Purchaser can have possession any time. Now ready, complete in one volume, with Beclimml llJILpH,}>11’»US. and indox. A lmnk full 01' startling incidents zuul thrilling runumcu. A mutuhlcss work, by am author of great repute, and is also who only history of this section extant. - AGENTS WANTED From the Earliest Period to the Present Time, ' â€"(By HUBERT HOWE BANoleT),â€"- She is also prepared to give lessons in cutting and fitting after tho style of Professor Smith’s square. Begs to announce to the ladies of Richmond Hill and vicinity that; she has removed two doors cast of her former residence on Centre Street West, where she is prquu‘cd to do (formerly of Alliston); 18 prepared to give lessons on the piano ‘or organ eithqr at her own residence or the 1' ulenco of pupils. On the Increase. SO increasingly prevalent have scrofulous diseases become that we call the atten- tion of our readers to the best blood purifier and alter-alive know, viz, Burdock Blood Bitters, which unlocks all clogged secre- tions and removes all blood diseases from a. common pimple to the worst scrofulous sore The third page of the Toronto DAILY MAIL is noted for ” Want." advertisement. If you want to buy or sell anything. If you want asituation, a mechanic, a business, machinery, lodgings, if you have lost or found anything, or if you want to find out wnere anyone is, advertise in the Toronto DAILY MAIL and read the advertisements on the third page of that paper. 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We will also send free a complete . .7 ., may cull at your lmmc.and after 2 ‘ mouths allshnll become your own ‘,. run out i! sold f0r$93, with the ahnrhmems, and now sells for w . $50. Best. strongest, most um» F fnl machine in the world. All is {w No capital required‘ Plain. brief instructions given. Those who write to us at once can se- cure free lhe host sewing-machine in the world. and the finest line ofworks ofhigh art ever shown logethorin America. TRUE 4‘5 00’, Box 740. Augusta. Maine- Excels All Others. USED one bottle of Burdock {Blood Bitters for constipation and loss of ap- peme and it, cured me. I would not be without it at six times the price for it ex- cels all others. William Walton, Galt, Ont. Aug 1â€"3t J 11110 6â€"â€"‘3m râ€"FII‘E,S’1‘â€"(} 14 A SS W Oliliâ€"x History of Brilish Eulumbia Thornhill, Aug. 6th. 1889. 'mmediately, a good Gcnnrul Servant). Refer-- . ences required. Apply in person to M1555 A. Seag er FOR SALE. Miss Sterling By mail to any lidyusEuFinEus her post office address. Wollsmichardson & 00,; Mo’uh’oah A COOK 00K FREE Absolutely Pure; THE HISTORY 00., 723 Market St, San. Francisco, Cal WANTED ! MRS. DR. LANGSTAFF, Thornhill. *1’1‘1’00 $3,500.“ EASY TERMS FROM $5 TO $20 A DAY CARD. CARD. J. BROWN, Richmond Hill le 18â€"8111 Groceries, Confections, and-Fruits THE NEW WILLIAMS SEWING MACHINEfifi’fi‘Eé‘ 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 satisfaction. The Lightest Running and most improved high, roomy arm machine in the market. Sold cheap for cash or good paper. You Wiiii ‘ secure excellent bargains by calling at or writing to the Templeuoanusic, MAINwSTBEET. - MARKI-IAM. WM. FLEMING. DOMINION PIAN OSâ€"Gland, Square and Upright ; in Mahogany, Figured Walnut, Rosewo’od and other choice woods, perfect instruments, sold on terms which cannot be beaten. Old organs and pianos taken in exchange. Is the only safe and sure Oil for Selfâ€"Binders, Threshing Machines and Mill Machmery generally. Manufactured M00011 BEYOS. & Co. PIANOS, Coma, 001116, 001116,, Bring on your Butter and Eggs, Raspberries, Black and Red Currants, Bacon, &c., &c. {)Gr-‘Highest prices paid. Fair Warning and Fair Sale. ' '0 Richmond Hill, July 25. Spring Arrivals of Boots & Shoes m--.“ _ a-.- MW ” mu“, 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 paper or canvas goods but all solid leather. We invite the public [(1 call and inspect these goods. They have been bought at the lowest cash prices and the quality first-class. I guarantee satisfaction, Custom work aspecialty. sewed and pegged repairing neatly and nmm min rimm 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 of all sizes and colours. I have also a variety ,0 w v- and promptly done. Barbed Wire, Galvanized Wire, Oiled & Annealed Wire, Shovels, Pails, Carpenter’s Tools. Building Paper BARREL CHURNS, $5.00 HARDWARE STORE LA RDINE And alsoficome and buy; your dishes to eat them from. LORNE STORE 3 Best Churn made. Repairingjpromptly attended to. Best Value for Your Money Something to Eat. '1' O R O N T O . w- ’ And Sold by R. \V. Neville an‘d Sanderson 13:03., Richmond Hill. R. SIVERS’. RICHMOND HILL DOMINION ORGANS, SEWING MACHINES. Also for everything else in the line of MCCOLL’S CELEBRATED G- MASON . Richmond Hill rYo_u can get. AT THE‘ FORâ€"â€" Stoves, Tinware, Hot Air Furnaces, Eave Troughing, Metalic Roofing, Iron Pumps, Baths 8; Sinks, MACHINE OSCAR .7. BROWN.