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unblo line of Flu achold Samples. These aum‘pics. as wall as the watch, wc fiend Free, and am-r you have kept them in your 1mm: for 3 months and shown them to those who may h:sz culled, may become your own propertv. Those who write at once um be sure of receiving the Watch "ml S nples. Wu my all cxprmm, (relght.erc. Addrcrm =uson s55 00., Box 512’ Portland, Maine. '1'()V}3'1‘o REFERENCES. Juhn Muholinlmldsm (I. J. (Ixuupholl, Esq., Hon. SuluLtor McMustcr A. . Smith, Esq. James Met’cnll‘n, Esq. Rev. Enoch \Vood, D. Loans mu do on security of Company's Policy at. 5) per- cent in be) mt. Lounsmude tuchurch Trustees, at n. low rate of hiuturuSt. Send for (prospectus. Assuréficjefgsec’y Sir Wm-McArrhur, K C M G, M. E, ex-Lord Mayor ‘af London, ._»A_-::_ML Oct 26, 1888â€"1 your THE STAR Young Berkshire Pigs Boars, and Sows- This Houseis one of the Best Hotels to be found north rrf Toronto. Everything is managed .21 First Class Style. Sample Room for Commer- eile vacliors. Good Stubling and attentive hostlors. Terms, $1 1701‘ any. l‘roctor’s Bus leaves this Hotel to connect with all the N 1:. R Trains going North and South. at 8 a. 111., 12 *u. \u.. 5.10 v m. and 0.00 D in. Unlocks all the cloggca avenues of the Bowels, Kichleys and Liver, carry- ing off gradual] y without weakening the system, all the inmurities and foul burners of tho secretions; at the same time Correcting; Acidity of the Sbsmaoh, curing Eiliousness, Dys~ 3191mm, Headaches, Dizziness, Heartburn, Constipation, Dryness of the Skin; Brogasy, Dimness of Vision, Janna-ice, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Serofula, Flattering; of the Heart, Nervousness, and Gen- eral Dc'bility; all these and many other 51in ~er Ccmylaints yield to the happy unfluen‘ce of BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. ' A G F LAWRENCE 13103 27th, 1834 RICHMOND HILL. .1“ Palmer. Prop, THE PALMER HOUSE a s Fullerton.- W Cook, II R : PRIVATE FUNDS TOI‘LOAN. Toronto. May 29th, 1884. CONVEYANCERS, ETC Toronto Offices-N“ ‘4 W“ Clmmbcrs,1 Richmond Hill Office-In“. LEWEEEEEE: EEEEHEEEE Fullel'ton,'E;000k & Wallace um may still be consulted {11311}; It‘lruilchllaTthe pro lession, as follows Richmond Hill .......... 9th & 21th of each mom- (at Palmer House) Aurora” lst, 8th, 16th, and 22nd touffville . . . . . . . . . . . . ....18th Markham ...... .. . .. .20“; Victoria Square ...... let Thornhil] (Walker’s Hotel") “323m W'ondbridge ..... . ...28th Kloinlmrg . ...29th Nobleton . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . ‘ 30th do do do do do do do do cw: Vitalizcd air always on hand at the places of avpoiutment. Itdoes away with the pay in axtmcting- Barristers, Solicitors, &c. Oflices 1,Ade1alide Street East, Toronto. Richmond Hill Post Ofice Every Saturday. .‘. mum?! £7 €115 Pr rs. Toronto. Barristersfiolicitors, Vitanieu Ai‘r for extracting. 1 Will-fill teeth without pain at the lowest prices. {Best teeth on rubber $8, cheapest $6. VITALIZED A “:7 ~h0_L_A ROBINSON. fiESURGEONV DENTIST, AURORA ‘\V RICHMOND HILL, ONT. Unicohour 10 a In. All night calls at front door boll Richmond Hill,- Muy 30th, 1887. E. B. Orr, M. B. and Firm: Silver Medalist Unhersifiy of Tore-1:50, M. C. P. 8. Ontario. L. A Ii, England (L‘ate‘ or Iondon. England Surgeon,Etc. - lei-“()ch Hours- 8 to 9.30 a.m.,fnnd 1 to 2.30 um DR” 0n Suturd uys, ’omy to Loan at Lowest Current Rates THE KEY T0 HEALTH. Thankful for the favors of ‘ the ‘ pasfltu years nununl ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ u_1 E" 'ISS F. MCL. COULTER, TEACHER 01" El’mno and Organ. 77v“, -_ ,_ _vumvn, President. W Baynes.Esq.F I Afiecretary Reserve Fund . . ,- a. . $10,000,000 Annual Income . . . . . . 1.600.000 Invested in Canada. . . 1,200,000 Death clmms paid. . . . 10,000,000 Tov )3'1‘0 REFERENCES. msaxmuymmmm FOR SALE. C, H. RIGGâ€"SJL. D. sfâ€" }. Corner King & Yonge Sts-, TORONTO. afihfiml @mm. Sec.f& Tron for 0111de (1.. 52,\\'ullington Sm, East, Toronto Of London, England JAMES LAWS“ FF 3 {J AED PERRY, DR. DEER. Mi-‘aF-‘LE, B. , Registered.»- LXE‘E game. mill, 11. QUE’l‘TON Sn GEORGE, Oak Ridges @mtnl, and vases of equal value. E'an I‘v-rssou in muh lo. un.‘ rm svcun- one from, l‘n‘ ».i1‘.' ca zlvalâ€" ‘ X ’No. M Building & Loan Chambers, 5 Toronto st. ziiwll. Dec lab SS3 Ifichmona H111 T C MILLIGAN' Rem- of the Central Bank J R Miller. ly-pflm‘ do do do do do do fisglitly applied, is painful and irritatiugl m horses; is (lirnctly productive of dis» van «then regularly worn; and by ifs muclizzuiczu action greatly hinders horses from employng their full Strength. On i llllc plea of utility. as well as humanity,I it should be discontinued. THE CHECK REELâ€"Toronto Huâ€" mane Society has issued a pamphlet 0n the cheek rein, with reasons why it should be abolished. The reasons are briefly these .â€"The bearing rein, when DECLINE IN SUPPLY.â€"In conseâ€" quence of the decline in the supply of gum arubic, the poét-Oflice department in the U. 8. have been obliged to abandon its use as a scalar for letter envelopes. In lieu of‘gum ambic a filthy and foul- lusting compound has been substituted. any one wlid closes a letter in the ordin- ary manner finds the lips soiled and a villainous taste left in the mouth. CIVIC HOLIDAY. â€"â€" In accordance with the petition of thirty-one ratepayers, llie Reeve has appointed Monday, Aug. Zlith, as a Civic Holiday for the Village of Richmond Hill, and bills of the proâ€" clamation have been posted up. We hope all business men will act accordingâ€" ly and close their places of business. A BASEBALL BLOW,â€"Sydney Du:- lmm, of Argyle street, Toronto, a mem- ber of Parkdaie Baseball Club, got a nasty blow in the face whilst playing on Saturday afternoon. It is feared the Sight of his right eye may be perman- ently lost. Sydney is wellâ€"known in these parts. GARDEN PARTY.â€"Be sure and atâ€" tend the garden party of the season which will be held at. the Hawthorn Mineral Springs tonight, under the auspices of Trinity Church, Thornhill. Mrs. Knox, Miss Annie Langstatf, Mr. Capstiek, Mr. Harry Bates, and others will take part. WONDERFUL.-â€"The Christian Guar- dian, of Tmonto, says :-â€"-“The intelliâ€" gence and enterprise of the people of the Maritime Provinces will compare favor- ably with any other country in the world.” And why not? Did they ex- pect. to find a parcel of Mohawks? NEW DnEss.â€"-Tbc North Star, of Parry Sound, came out last week printed with all new type, and gave a decidedly improved appearance. Business must be increasing in that. place and we hope the proprietor, Mr. Ireland, will long reâ€" ceive a continuance of the same. TO THE DEARâ€"A person cured of Deafness and noises in the head of 23 year’s gtauding by a simple remedy, will send a description of it FREE to any Person who applies to NICHOLSON, 30 St. John St., Montreal. DID YOU SEE THE OWL.â€"MI‘. Jos. Tyndall, of this place, has a large catâ€" owl which was caught in Whitchurch last week; it measures over three feet from tip to tip and stands fully fourteen inches high. Mr. Tyndall intends having it stuffed. RECEIVED this week at the Concrete :1 large consignment of dinner, tea and toilet sets dirccb‘from the manufacturer in Staffordshire. The goods are extra value. A nice té'a set for $2.00 ; dinner set for $5.85; toilet, 8 pieces, $1.90, 0. J. BROWN, of the Lorne Store, has a lot of tea just arrived; the best ever came to Richmond Hill; guaranâ€" teed to give the best. satisfaction you ever had. BRICKâ€"CLADDING.â€"Mr. J. Tyndall is busy brick-cladding Mr. Bricknoll’s house on Centre Street, lately occupied by Mrs. Sterling. Other improvements have been added and when finished it will be a very comfortable residence. SoLD.â€"North half of lot 3 and south half of lot 4, in 3rd concession in town- ship and County of York, was sold by auction on Saturday last, in Toronto, to Mr. Robt. Armstrong f01‘$20,500 being at. the rate of $10250 per acre. YOU can buya bill of general dry goods and groceries at the Concrete for less money than the same goods will cost in Toronto. FOUND DEAD.-â€"â€"â€"Ml‘. I. Mapes, late of Goldwater and formerly of Markham, Ont., was found dead in camp one day last week. He was in the 70th year of his age. SCHOOL RE-OPENING. â€"- Richmond Hill High School will re-open on Tues- day, the 27th inst. It is desirable that all students be present at the opening. A LARGE lot of fall and winter goods cxâ€"S. S Devonia will arrive at the Concrete in a few days. COTTONADE, Denims. tickings, cot- tons, shirtings, great; value at the Con- crete. BOARDERS.â€"Mrs. D. C. O’Brien, Richmond street, is prepared to take two High School pupils as boarders on reasonable terms. MACHINE OILâ€"Read McCoH Bros. & 0035 change of adv. in this issue in reference to their Lardiue Oil for farm- ers and mill-owners, FOR the best assortment of Gent’s furnishings go to the Concrete. Localâ€"0. J, Brown. Localsâ€" Wm. A tkinsou. Local-~Mm D. CgO’Brions High School Ro-openingâ€" Chzmgcâ€"McColl Bros. & Co‘ may be Iound on 1110 at Geo P. Rowen 8; 00’s Newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce st‘)where advertis- ing contracts may be made for it IN NEW YORK The date printed on each paper denotes the time when the subscription expires. We do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions of our Correspondents. No. 12 ; Local and General. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, ’89. NOTICE TO S UBSCKIBERS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. @1112 912ml: 3132mm. Richmond Hlll. Ont. Whale No. 1624 : {'11} and irritafiug‘ Crowned or Uncrowned. “aduchvc of dig, ‘ THE head of anyone suffering froth con- mm; and by iis Stlpflil'm], blhfusness qr dyspcpgm wa 1y binds” hm,ng hnrlmr n sxck'headnche. . by regu'haimg .lhe ‘ “‘ ‘howcls, arousmg the Iorpld llver. Implovmg 1” sncngth' _0" ' digestion and purifying the blood Burdock 0” as humanity, Blood Bitters bullishcs sick headache, no ‘d- muthr how severe or obstinate it maybe, 4 Volume 31. Safe and Reliable. HIGHLY recommend llr. Fowler's Ex- tract of Wild Strawberry for cu-ring cholera. cholera morbus. colic, cramps, diurrljwa. dysentery, and all summer com- plaints. IL is safe and reliable for childxen and older persons. Miss i'liloy Bneclien- bridge, Ilcyworlh, Que. GREAT DEMONSTRATIONâ€"One of 2 the largest and most attractive demonâ€" strations held by any Order in Canada ‘will be at Toronto on Monday next, 26th inst, by the Ancient Order of Foresters. Every Court in Canada is expected to be represented by more or less of its members. A grand parade will be formed at the City Hall and proceed to the Exhibition Grounds where sports of all kinds, games, archery contests, tugs of war, dancing, and many other atâ€"r traetions will be provided. Cheap exâ€" cursions will be run on all railways that day and crowds are expected to witness this demonstration. Court Richmond of this place will attend in a body ao- cempanied by the Richmond Hill Brass Band. Busses will leave the Masonic Hall at 7.30 am., sharp, forfiToronto. Arrangements will be made so that any person wishing to attend the demonstrm tion can go with. them by applying to the Committee, Messrs. 0.10. Sheppard, W. Ilewison, and H. A. Nicholls. AGED PEOPLEâ€"That old lady of one hundred and five summers is still threading her needle without spectacles, all over the country. It is a burning shame, considering the vast number of her descendants, that none of them have soul enough to purchase the old thing a pair of glasses. She has been threading that needle ever since her counterpart, the hale old gentleman of one hundred and six, started to saw the cord of wood. and that must have been over fifty years ago. it must be extremely injurious to her eyesight, and if she keeps it up long enough she is sure to go blind finally, and won't be able to get the old man’s dinner when he shall come in and put away his saw. Will not some of the benevolent editors who watch her career with such touching solicitude send the poor girl a pair of green spectacles. If not they may find themselves very hard pressed for lies. A PARAGRAPH which appeared in the Empire recently to the effect that all silver quarters which do not bear a small “ II" on the reverse side, under the knot, are counterfeit, has created more or less consternation all over the country. The statement is not correct. A majority of silver quarters do not bear the letter ‘11' at the place mentioned. The explana- tion of the mark is thiszâ€"All British coins are supposed to be issued from the royal mint, and the large majority in circulation have actually been so issued. Now and then, however, the pressure of work at the mint becomes so great, and urgency being necessary, some coinage has to be done outside, the firm emâ€" ployed for this purpose being Messrs. Ralph Heaton & Sons, Birmingham, The coins struck by them are stamped with letter “ n" to distinguish them from the royal mint mine. a.m., for the Roman Catholic Church, where solemn high mass de requiem was celebrated for the repose of his soul by the Rev. Father McMahon, the poster, with Rev. Father Egan, of Thornhill, as Deacon, and Rev. Father McGinley, of Uptergrove, as Sub-Deacon. After mass, Rev. Father Egan preached an eloquent and appropriate sermon, dwel- ling particularly on the certainty of death, the uncertainty of the hour, and the prime necessity of being always preâ€" pared to die. The funeral then left for the cemetery, followed by a large con- course of friends gathered together to pay this last tribute of respect to the remains of Breehin’s benefactor.â€"Oril- lie. Packet, BRECHIN.â€"-The funeral of' the late J. P. Foley took place on Thursday, 8th inst, Ieavipg the family residence at 10 _ THE AGONY OVER.â€"â€"The following is the record of successful candidates from Newmarket High School: Junior Matriculation, University of Toronto: Arthur Bastedo, with first-class honors in French and German and second-class honors in English. Junior Matriculation, Queen’s University: E. C. Currie pas- sed in mathematics, English, history and geography. Departmental Examina- tions: 11. Class Certificatesâ€"Henry Ferguson, Albert Ferguson, Geo, Fierâ€" heller, Andrew Hammett and Angus Williams. III. Class Certificatesâ€" Susie Dennis, Ada McCauley, Ida Mc‘ Millan, Wm. Potters, Atha Shrigley. Eva Thorpe, an old pupil of the School, was successful in renewing her 111, Class certificate. The school reâ€"opens on the ‘ 26th inst-Era. i __.-. .v-v-.vu, ua.’ v vuunv, uu .Luuusuuy, Aug. 29th, 1889. During the afternoon there will be sports, consisting of footâ€" ball, Quoits. etc., and in the evening a grand open air concert will be held, in which the old-time favorites, Mr. Grant, Mrs. Murray Dickson, and others, of Toronto, will take part. Revs. Messrs. Carmichael, Camelon, Campbell, Mcâ€" Laughlan, Reid, and Willmott are ex- pected to be on the platform. Sports to commence at 3 o’clock, tables served from 4,30. Vellore Brass Band will be in attendance and furnish music for the occasion. Tickets, 250; children, 150. HARVEST HOMEâ€"The congregaâ€" tions of St. Paul’s and St. Andrew’s Churches, Vaughan, intend giving a " Feast of Ingathcring ” on the lawn of Mrs. McNeil, Sn, Vellore, on Thursday, 1 Ann FOR stylish milliucry go to the Con- crcte. DISENFRANCIIISBDâ€"All the owners and tenants in Stoufiville are disenfranâ€" lchised for the provincial elections, the ‘assessor having neglected to write “ M. F." after their names in the roll. OF course an appeal has been made to the “Judge to set mattersright huhit will take at least $50 to do so. Markham village came nearly making the same error.â€"â€"Economist. ' COUNTRY ’liifififsifiifi Bu‘si’nogsshwu Envclmu‘s (yoslpm’d) to any partnfiflfi with their business card neatly prin‘tefl thereon 1 in black ink for ""00. Send copy with remit.-A tunce‘ CLUBINEâ€"MUQUAmuEw 011 Mm 15th August, 1389, an the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. James Penn-n, M. A., Mr. J. A. Clubino, 1‘. S, Teacher, Richmuud Hill, to Miss Mary Augusta, second daughter of J. C. McQuun‘ie, Esq, Maple. Ont. XVIUBPHYxVAlIV0110“), on Suturdny evening, Aug 17th, Mr. John Murphy, age/(1‘32 yours. Donn] caused by inflammation of the bowels. Mr J. G. McLean, of St. Mary, Mich, and form- erly of Richmond Hill, is here visiting his old friends. Cofiderél)6iijvlg§fi:;viiféy ébgizdfii‘g“ a‘few? Mr, A. L. Skeele. Mr M. M. Shaw. of Aurora, has been engaged as salesman by Mr R. W. Neville, in place of Mr W. J, Smitton, who has gone to Mnrlctt, Mich. Missestillic,Tillic,Susia and Mr Wick Truuch, bf Richmond Hill, have been visiting at the Methodist; parsonage this week.~stroetsville Review. Mrs Taylor, of Toronto, is visiting her father, Mr.,1’cter Patterson, of Butteraon. Mrs Sanderson, of Richmond Hill, was visiting friends 111 Kettleby lust weekâ€"Em. Two of our prominent citizens in the persons of. Messrs. W. Trench and David Boyle, left on Tuesday for Manitoba. Mrs Mason and Miss Annie are visiting in To- ronto for a. few days. "Mr Isaac Powell, of Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting his parents in this place. Mrs. Dubson, from Winnipeg, is here visiting her sistoi‘, Mrs T. F. McMahon. Miss Simpson returned home on Tuesday, and Miss Ide Simpson on Wednesday. The Misses Wright, of Toronto, are in Richmond Hill, visiting their aunt}. Mrs A. Wright. Miss Edith and Ethel Switzer returned home 01} Tuesday evening, after a. six weeks’ pleasant V151 Mr E. E. Law left on Friday lash fur Sharon, to take charge of his school. Mrs W. Falconbrl‘dge, of Toronto,pnill a visit to Richmond Hill on Saturday. Mr Ernest Langstufl and Wife were in the fit Iago on Monday. Miss Hicks, of Toronto, is paying a. visit to her sister hero, Mrs Robert; Siversl Miss A. Holmes and Miss Tée-fyleuvo here to- morrow fox the Mackinaw trip. Mrs. Marshall, of Newmrket, is visiting will}; Miss Kirkpatrick. Mr Clms.11egnn, of Toronto, is visiting at his unclu‘s, Mr James Hennessey Miss: Suudford, of Rochester is visiting at the Parsonage. The Reeve and his lady paid Richmond Hill a. few days’ visit. Miss Wiley has gone to Woodstock to visit her sister. If you want to buy or sel1 a Farm, ad vertise in the Toronto V .lhKLY MAIL. That paper reaches 10\1,000 farmers’ homes every week, and your advertisement should meet the eye of someone who wants (0 purchase. Advertisements of this class are inserted in the Toronto VVEI-ZKLY MAIL for Five Cents a word each i1ISerti0n, or Twenty Cents a wmd (or five insertions. Address Tum MAIL, Toronto, Canada. The Council adjourned to meet at the call of (he Reeve or Council. Mr. Savage moved, seconded by Mr. Sanderson. that the Reeve and Messrs. Sanderson, Atkinson and the mover be a committee to treat wilh the Richmond Hill & Yonge St. Agricnlxural Society in regard to the erection of a Hall on the ground of the Public Park.-Uarried. . Nighollsfiana Wife‘gnd anauglgter, of Mr. Sanderson introduced By-Law No. 131 to authorize Treasurer to borrow a cer- tain sum of money ($400) to meet the cur- rent expenses of the corporation. Mr. Savage moved, seconded by Mr. Sanderson, ihat Mr. John Brown's com~ munication be refeired lo the committee on streets and sidewalks for the eastern division ~Carried. Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should barefully road the above. CATARRH. GATAR‘RHAL DEAFNEssâ€"HAY FEVER A NEW HOME TREATMENT. Sufierers are not generally aware that these diseases are contagious, or that they are due to the presence of living parasites in the lining momln'aneaf the nose and eustachian 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 catarrh, 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€"This treatment is not a snufi' 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, Canadaâ€"Toronto Globe. The clerk then read the following accts : Toronto Rubber 00., 150 new hose and expander . . . V . . . . . . . . . . $169 50 Toronto Rubber 00-, half-dozen ex- panding rings . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 45 Rice Lewis & Son, 160 lbs. iron &c 5 30 J. W. Patterson & Bro.,tar & pitch 16 00 do do cement&tar 5 25 T. F. McMahon,priuLing voters’ list advertising, 3L0 . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20 00 Moved by Mr. Savage, seconded by Mr. Sanderson, that the Treasurer is hereby in- structed to pay the foregoing flCClSâ€"Cal‘l‘led The Byâ€"Law was read ti 15!, 2nd tinge 1111:] passed. The following communications were read: From the Provincial Treasurer with a cheque of $107 for Legislative Grant to publicschools; from '1‘. Mcllroy, jr. & 10., Rubber 00., with draft for acceptance, dated 28th June- John Brown relating to sidewalk on Dud’erin street. The Br 5 North American war fleet. is at preSegf mposed of the following ,‘ ships :â€"-'â€" ophon (flagship), 7,550 tons \, displaceme ' engines of 6,520 horse power. She mounts-,0 heavy rifles and has a crew ‘of 563 megkl’ylades, 1,420 tons, 1,640‘ O horse powe 60 men and 14 guns; Buz- zard, 1,14 tons, 8 guns and 122 men; Canada. 2,330 tons,. 2,430 horse power, 10 guns and 270 men; Comus, 2,380 tons, 2,450 horse rower, 12 guns and 274 men; Emerald, 2,132.0 tons, 2,170 horse power, 12 guns and 222 men; Tourmaline, 2,120 tons, 1,970 horse power, 12 guns and 250 men; Lily, 720 tons, 830 horse power, 100 men and 3 guns; ward, 455‘ tons, 450 horse power, 4 g I end 60 men'; Partridge, 1,200 horse p wer, 6 guns and 75 men; Ready, 610 to , 890 horse power, 4 guns and 78 men. Pursua’ntto an order of the Reeve the Council met at. 8.30 p.m.. in the Clerk's ofiice; the Reeve in the chair. Councilâ€" lors present :â€"Messrs Savage and Sander- son. The Clerk read the minutes of the mu: June, which were confirmed. The Noflh American Squadron Society Notes. “HERALD” OFIFCE, hichmond Hill, Ont Vfllage Council. NIAIiIEIIED I)EA'1‘ I-I. M. TEEFY, Clerk and 3rd Aug. 15th, 1850 â€"tf Y HE proprietor, on account; of failing health, _ (ifl'ors for szzlu thth valuable piece of land lyingr itlm north side of Centre Street; East, (containing; ulmut ~10 mores. The lihlld is in it good state of cultivation; well fenced; and under- drained. Semntoml acres of this hmd is in the Corpora- tion of Hichmnml Hill; :30 acres under Hm plow; L110 buluncu thmdid pasture land Lhrnughwhich a newer fn.i1‘7ng Spring crook flows; and 0 acres of summm Inflow. l’urchasur can have pussossion any time. r40 Acres of First-Class Landm She is also prepared to give lessons in cutting and fitting after the style of Professor Smith‘s square. TUESDAY, the 27th AUG. I889. Bogs 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, whom she is purpm‘cd to do rB‘II ’ ‘-()IAA:~75 VVOllliâ€"x present at Lhu opening Ricimmaiai Eiifi‘: High School brief instructions givnn. 'l‘husu who write to us 1h once cab a cum fi-ee the best Hewingdnachino in the warm. and (he finest linaofworks ofhigh an ever shown together in America. TJEUE AL 00., Box 740. Augusta. Maine. (formerly 01' Alliston); Ia prepared to give iussous on the piano or organ either at her own residence or the residence of pupils. le Iiiâ€"Sm HOLLOWAY’S ()xn'rmnn'r AND P‘er Diseases of the l30wels.â€"A remedy, which has been tested and proved in a thousand different ways, capable of eradicating pois- onous‘taints from ulcers nnd healingr them up, merits II trial of its capacity for extract- ing the internal cmrnptions from the bowels. 0n rubbng lloltowny’s Ointment repeatedly on the abdomen, It rash appears, and (LS it thickens the nlvine irritability sub- aides. Acting as a deri 'ntive, this ointment draws to the surface. releases the tender intestines from all ncrid inntters, and pre- vents intlntnnizition, dysentery, and pilesl for which blistering vas the old-fashi med. though succcstst'nl treatment, new from its painfnlness l'nllen into disuse, the discovery of this Ointment having proclaimed a remedy possessing equally derivative, yet perfectly painless, powers 3 Years in Bed. EN’I'LEMNN, l tried your Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry and was perfectly cured from sickness. I was sick in bed for three years and after taking six bottles 1 was perfectly cured and now] would not he without the medicine in the house. Miss Edmyra Fuller, Vereker, ()nt The third page of the Toronto DAILY MAII. is noted for “ Wont” advertisement. If you want to buy or sell anything. If you Want a situation, 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. The charge is two cents a word each insertion. Adress THE MAIL. Toronto, Canada. The Four Cardinal Points- HE stomach. the liver, the bowels and the blood, me the" four cardinal points of health. Those Burdock Blood Bitters acts upon to strengthen, regulate, cleanse and purify, thus restoring and maintaining perfect health 13. B. B.‘ is nature’s true tonic and renovator. Timely Wisdom. TIMELY wisdom is shown by those who keep Dr. Fowler‘s Extract of Wild Strawberry on hand. It has no equal for cholera, cholera Knox-bus, diarrhoea, dysen- lery, colic. cramps and all summer com- plaints or looseness of the bowels. The Oklahoma Boom ORMS an instance of a wild rush for an uncertainty, which is just the op- posite, of the steady boom enjoyed by Burdock Blood Bitters. Buyers of this medicine get a certaintyâ€"an unequalled remedy for all diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys and the blood. Juno 6~3m This powder never varies. A marvel of purity strength and Wholesomoness. 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 in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co., 106 Wall St. N.Y. It is dosim‘nla that. 1111 Students should FOR SALE. Miss A. Eeager By mail to any laidyrsQnidrinEus her post office address. Weils. Richardson & 00., Montreal. A COOK BOOK Miss Sterling Absolutely Pure: SCHfifll EiEâ€"UPEMNG! â€"Pl'i(:e $733,500.â€" EASY TERMS ~ WILL ltE’OPl‘LN 0Nâ€" CARD. $98 Se wing-M’achine 'l‘o at once establish ' w I) trade in all parts, by ’ placing our machines and goods where the people can see them, we will send free to one person in each locality,the very ‘ best sewingâ€"machine made (11 a the world,witll all the aunclmwms. We will also xend freea complete j line of our costly and vuluahlv m samples. In return we ask that you ‘ how what. we send, to Lhosc who » may cnll at your home. and Men 2 months allshnll become your own properly. This grand machine is , made after the Singer palents, which have run out: before pntonls m \ -\ run out it sold fnrfiuif. wilh lho y ’ ntlnclmmnts. nml now sells for I ' $50. Best, strongest, most use-- R ful machine in the world. All is f 340 (-gpiml required. Plain, FREE J. BROWN, Rich moml Hill Groceries, Confections, and Fruits The Lightest Running and most improved highs, roomy nrm machine in the marker. Sold cheap for cash or good paper. . You W11” secure excellent bargains by calling at or writing to the 'l‘omplouofuMusic, MAINV-STREET. - MARKHAM. WM. FLEMING. THE NEW WIHIAMS SEWING MABH~lNE>§§F$§° 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. Coma,- Came, _._._.v - v... .; .n...;.:.vvu uuuuu, L)l1Ll(’llU (lllu Uyllsfll. , 1". Mahogany, Figured Walnut, Rosewood and other choice woods, perfect Instruments, sold on terms which cannot be beaten. ()Id Organs and pianos taken in exchange. ‘ V DOMIEKOE PÂ¥A§QSâ€"_â€"G_1‘and, Sqqagapd Upright ;rin “IL; L , PIANOS, MCCOHTOEI‘OS. & CO. Barbed Wire, grade of goods. in Men’s laced Bellas 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 to call and inspect tlmse‘ goods, They have been bought at the lowest cash prices and the quality first-clasa. I. guarantee satisfaction, Custom work a specialtv. Sewed ' and pegged repairing neatly and promptly done. Galvanized Wire, Oiled & Annealed Wire, Shovels, Pails, Carpenter’s Tools, Building Paper BARREL CHfi'BJN's, $5.00 F armers. @1 iI-Owners Spring Arrivals of Boots & Shoes I have just received a large and well assorted stock of Boots and Shoes. I a 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 of Ladies’ slippers and Oxford Shoes, and also a heavy grade of goods. in Men’s laced Bellas Half Boots and Bring on your Butter and Eggs, Raspberries, Black and Red Currants, Bacon, &c., 8L0. mvflighest prices p‘a’id’."‘j Fair Warning and Fair Sale. Richmond Hill, July 25. HARDWARE STORE Any Dealer selling other McGoll’s La’rdiuc Machine Oil so Cheap And also comc:and buy yom' dishes to eat them from. LOHW «gum-a m , gwwmmxs: Best Chum made. Repairingf'promptly attended to. Something to Eat. Best Value for Your Money, â€"-â€"ASK YOUR MECHANT FOR ITâ€" Why use poor Oil on your Machinery when you can get For sale by R. W RICHMOND HILL EGMENION ORGANS, SEWING MACHINES. Also for everything else in the line of SIVERS’. Nevillb 95nd Saxxdmsow 131193., Richmond Hill -â€"«-FOR - MASON, Richmond Hill. r Oil for Lardine Wi‘” be prosecuted.. You can get AT THE Stoves, Tinware, Hot Air Furnaces, Eave Troughing, Metalic Roofing, Iron Pumps, Baths 86 Sinks, OSCAR! 3'. 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