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John Mohmmlfl, Esq. 0‘ JV (Y1Lu1phell,Esq., Hon. Smwtm-McMnster A. . Smibh, Esq. Jumes Metculfn. Esq. va. EDOCh Wood, 1). Loans made on Fecnrity of Company’s Policy at i) 1101' cont I'lltei‘cfit. Lounfilnudc tm‘hurch 'l‘rnxtuus. at a Imv rule of interest. Send fur fpmspectrus. "(em in your lmnw, (ur 2 mnmm :- Ll shunn them to those whu m-Iy have quuL I)" y b w. )‘mu on u p) wmn ’! huse who v. m at onuc um v re ,1‘ rwuix \Vatch fad Sample. . \Vn my all up: . h . . Aqdmsa v sum»! 45 00., Box 512, 1‘0: “and, Mame. . .ny. Of London, Euglnnd, Sir Wm MeArthur, K C M G, M. if, erg-Lord Mayor 9f London, fissmfificfef fiac’y Oct 26, 1888â€"1 venr This Honfio is one of the Best Hotels to be found north of Toronto. l‘h'urythiup: is luunuged .11 First Class Style. Sample Room for Commer- ciqu Travellers. Good Stabliug and utteutive lmstvlm‘s. 'l'm‘mN, per dug. l’ruulor'b Bus lenvex this Hntul t connect with all the N R R Trains going; North and b‘outh. at. 8 a m., 12 a. \u., 5.10 1) Lu. and (3‘00 I) m. Young Berkshire Pigs Boars, and Sows- IAWWflfi MILMEAN THE STAR (’ A G F LAWRENCE Nov 27th, 185'! 3f" WlLL CURE OR RELIEVE magnum/£33, DiZZ/NESS, I) vs; arm/1A, 0/20/19»; l‘llfliz‘Eé‘TIC’ff, FLUTH'IPUJG‘ THE PALMER HOUSE RICHMOND HILL, J Palmer. Prop, I) '~"L\'P[.'FSI'.A, I‘llfliz'Eé‘T/C’ff, ’ '- n Dlpi‘E. 1.. OF THE HEART, AME/i“? OF 771’ 570mm”, DRY'NESS OF THE SKIN, r awry sprrc'irts of disease arising from fiisordcrcd UNA.) Mill EYS. STOMALH, BUWELU 0H BLOOI), T. EELBURN 8: (50.. ()u Subm'duys. Momy [0 Loan at Lowest Cu “mt Rules CUNVEYANCEHS, ETC Toimflo Oflicesfl“ ” ""“‘ (‘lmmbm‘HJ Richmond Hill Officeâ€"E Barristers. Soliciiors, 61c. Offices '7' 1 Adelaide Street East, Toronto. Richmond Hill Post Ofiice Every Saturday. Aurora, 13L, 8th, 161.11, and 22nd do toulfvillo . ‘ ‘ . . . . . . . . . .,..18t11 do Markham . . . ‘ ‘ . . . . . . . .. .20th ‘ do Victoria Square ...... . 2181: do Thoruhil] ( Walker’s Hotel) 23rd do Woodbridgo . .. .. do Kleinburg . do Nobleton do Vitulizod air always on hand at the plucomof appointment. Itdoos away with “101mm in oxtrztcting: PRIVATE FUNDS _TO}’LOAN‘ Tm‘outo. May 29th, 1884, tonfl'villc. .. Markham... . .. . Victoria Square U . Thornlu‘l] ( Walker’s Hotel) Woodbridgo. .. ‘ Kleiuburg . Nobleton mum-tongue“ & Wallace Tlmnkfulfor tho favora of the 1mth yoan may stillbu consulted in any branch of the pro lession, as follows Richmond Jiill .. 9th & 24th of each mont; (u‘t Pahhm House). Auromh‘lst, 8th, 161.11, and 22nd Vitalized Airgun mm Ling. 1 win-fill teeth without pain at the luv st 111-1003458051: teeth on rubber $8,01ma1mst Mg Barristersfiolicitors, VITA LIZED AIR 2 .m. “OLA ROBINSON. "‘E'SUBGEON DENTIST, AURORA Rxcnmoxngnnm, )N': '(Lntn of Brooklyn N.Y.), fm'mr Surgeon tn the NY. stutx- \‘ N,Y, City, mu“. Visitn' ‘ Hospital nml South ' 0 'ICH IMF‘Q‘: mm‘] m x; J S Fullerton DEL EWR LANGWAFF! R. B. Orr,M. B. and : fist Silver Modu’vist; University of Toronto, M. (3. 1‘. S. ()ntun‘m L. a A L, England (Late Of London, Emglamd‘i Surgeon. Etc. 1301mm Huurs 8 to 9.30 u.m.,’uz1d 1 to 2.30 p.111 fv'o‘ Mgr}, COULTER, TEACHER OF I’r (side '11 t W Baynes,Esq.F I A,Secretary Reserve Fund. . ,.. $10,000,000 Annual Income . . . . . . 1,000,000 Invcewd in Canada” . [$200,000 Dealh chums paid . . . . 10,000,000 Tul’ 33'1‘0 REFERENCES. Richmond Hill Aug; 29m, lbw Piano undyOréuu FOR SALE. c, H. RIGGS,§;L. D. s;â€" l. Corner King & Yonge Sts., TORONTO. $ngth mm. SCC.(\1 'l‘wulzt. rur (Human. 252 \VcHingtmu Ht“, l‘lugt, 'l‘m'onto :4 AH) PERRY, {KL ORR, gums. LIFE ' luuh', lmr of liuuseholtl [9 N mph-,5. Thvsc Elll'nplrfl, as “r” us the wauh. we send Free, and aflcr yuu lluvc kept. w mnmm 11ml shunn them to those nvmu mm plrnn ’Hms} o | mall. Eifisziiwfi. H. QUETTON Sr. GEORGE, [(mk Ridges flmtul, W (look, hammered.â€" 9th & 24th of each mom: No.14 linildiHmK- Loan «‘lmJubm‘ah rurontob‘t. Propri + .18th .‘om Ah‘d ,28t11 .29th 30m Richmond Iitll fm'mrrw Resident " mzn’s llnsmjm‘l, t9 Julm") TC MILLIGAN.E2 TORONTO. d fi‘LuL} (1 to H p m Rr-m‘ of the (7mm u] Bunk J R Miller. ly-me l PARCEL Posr CHANGES.-important ‘cbangt's in the parcel post st‘rvice will ‘tnkc viii-UL 0n the lst September. The rates on parcels posted in Cnnmla and addressed to the United Kingdom or Newfoundland will be as follows :7» Twenty-five cunts por pound or fraction ot'zt pound for all parts of' Canada, the Northâ€"West Territories included. except. British Columbia, where the rate will be 30 cents per lb, or fraction. This is a most important reduction on current rates; The Manitoba, British Columbia and Territorial rate is l5 cents per 1b., the Ontario rate 10 cents and the Que â€" live and Maritime Provinces rate 50. The weight limit is increased from four to five pounds, and a customs declaration attached to each parcel is itnpt'rntivo, othrrwise the parcels will not. be forâ€" warded. Canada can also exchange ItIil‘Ctlli4 through the mcdiuin of the In:- lioriztl Post Ofl'ico with any country with which the Unith Kingdom at present exchanges, the rule»; lining, the mnno as from the Unitc'i Kingdom plus the Canadian rates: Fun stylish millimry go to the Con crcte. W. U. T. U.â€"-~~0n Thursday last the W. LT, U. workers met at Niagara. In the morning addresses were given on the different, departments of tho work by [he superintendents. At. the afternoon session Mrs, McDaniel], Toronto District. President, occupied the chair. The proceedings began with devotional (Xer- cises, h'd by Mrs. \V. \V. SmithY NCWA market. Then came the Inclure n!" the, day on " The Enl'ranchiscment of Women" by Rev. Dr. Annie Ii. Shaw, The convention was largely attendedi THAT . grout shipment of" crockery that we told you about has arrived direct from Mcssrs. Barker Bros, manufacâ€" turers, Lingmn, pear Stoke on»'l‘rent, Siaifordshire, England, and comprises the most complete and beautiful lines of dinner, luncheon. breakfast, tea and toilet sets in ivory, printed, enamelled and plain ware cvcr brought to our town, at the Fire Proof this WCCk. Will D. Atkinson. T0 TIIE DEARâ€"A person cured of Deafness and noises in the head of 23 year‘s standing by a nimplc remedy, will send :1, descripfion of it FREE to any Person who :nppliL-S to NICHOLSON, 30 St. John EL, Montreal. Potted ham, corn beef, salmon mack- erel, chipped dried beef, lobster, and all canned meats are to be procured at the very bottom figures at the Fire Proof. Will D. Atkinson, PHOTOGRAPHYâ€"Mr. Jos. Duneumb succeeded in getting a very good picture of Mr. Pipher’s horse after repeated trials. Mr. 1’. intends having; them Framed for hanging in public places of resort..â€"Refonncr. SENT FOR TRIALâ€"J. Walton, farmer, Scarboro’, has been committed for trial charged with selling a quantity of' oatstraw, the property of George Coulsen, his landlord, and appropriating the proceeds to his own use. Bail was accepted for $600. WE will continue to sell leoso beautiâ€" ful striped and plain dress goods for one week longer at. 80 per yard at the Fire Proof. “Till D. Atkinson. DoN't forget the Harvest Home 01' lllc congregations of St. Paul’s and St. Andrew’s Churches (0-day, on the lawn of Mrs McNeil, 51:, Vellore. 0. J. BROWN, of the Lorne Store, has a lot of ten just arrived; the best ever came (0 Richmond Hill; guaran- teed to give the best satisfaction you ever had. AN elegant dinner or breakfast set at $5.85, part of the great direct importa- tion of crockery at the Fire Proof. Will 1). Atkinson. A LARGE lot of fall and winter goods exâ€"S. S. Devoniu will arrive at the Concrete in a Few days. DROVVNEI).~â€"-A boy named Briggs was drowned in the Don on Monday after- noon ucnr Taylor Brothers‘ mills. The body was recovered. DR. LEWIS Gr. Langstafl's card apâ€" pears in this issue as having commenced the practice of his profession in the offi cc of his late uncle. YOU will be surprised to see the beautiful $2.00 tea sets at the Fire Proof. Will I). Atkinson, ON Dunâ€"That there is to be a quiet wedding in North Toronto on the 12th Sept, of an amiable young lady of that burg. COTTONADE, Deuims. tiekings, cotâ€" tons,ehirtiugs, great value at the Con- crete. DID YOU ever read the book “Japheth in search of a Father ” or the history of “ The Lost Key ? "’ MR. READpf Iowa, Was inspecting the) “ Lorridge” Flock a few days ago. YOU can’t get any tea to beat the 25c line at the Fire Pmol’. Will D. Atkinâ€" son. MR. R. MARSH sent seven of his fine flock of sheep MO: Hill, Wis,, lately. FOR the best assortment of Gent’s furnishings go to the Concrete. 1 may be toundgn‘nie at ale; 1". Bowen & Co's Newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce st.)whox~e navel-tie. mg contracts may be made for it IN NEW YORK Localsâ€"Will D. Atkinson. Unrd~Dn LEWIS G. Langstafl'. The (Info printed on each paper denotes the time when the subscription expires. We do not hold ourselves responsible for the wvinioua of our Correspondents. Local and GiéAfiéral. >.13; THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, ’89 NU T10 v" T0 SUBSCJL’IBERS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. no “(139171: Egjicmm. Rich‘rlnggdmljil‘l. Ont. Whole No. 1625 : Volume M Volume 31. Timeiy Wisdom. 111M ELY \Vifsllom is shown by Huose who lu-up Dr. FUWICI'.N Extract of Wild Mrawherry on hand. It hm; no equal for (:hniem, (:hulem moxbua, dmrrhma: dysen- te:_v. calir.“ mumps and all sunnnercom- pl-«mis or lenseuess of (he bowels. 4980. “Accident Coupon l’d]icy,”(policy form). Gerald E. Hurt, Montreal, Que., 81h August, 1825‘). 258 “Roland Oliver,” by Justin Mc- (Jurxhv, M. 1'. Wm, Bryce, Toronto, Ul)[., UH: A ugust, ISM). 11978. “ Norman's Cnlen‘dar.” Addison Non-mun, 'J‘m-ontn, 0:11., 7th August, 1889. 497'). “Shiuim: Lights.” by Rev. A. Sims, Ullerville, (ML, Slh August, 1889 Eutrzrud dining Hlu Wow]: ending f’th August 158mm; Um Dwynn'tment uf Agriculturaâ€"Copy- right, and Tnle 1 uk Bmuch. 4977. “ l‘juglish Literalurfl for 1889-90 '“ Byron, J. N. “VPIIH‘H‘H, B. A., and Addi sun, by I", U. Sykes. M. A, \V. J. Cage 31 CO., Toronto, Unt., 31rd August. 1889. l ENGLISH CHURCH GARDEN PARTY. lâ€"Notwithstanding that the season 1 when garden parties are all the rage is lalniost past a most successful one was 1held at, the Hawthorn Mineral Springs last Thursday. The day could not have been fairer if made expressly for the occasion. Numbers gathered round the Well laden tables spread under the shade of a wide spreading tree on the front lawn. Old Curiosity Shop which had suddenly sprungr to life in one shady nook was almost stripped of its spoils. Aring of evergreens with an opening shaded by red curtains constituted a candy-store and ice«ereani parlor and well did the young ladies work, to judge from the financial results. As evening approached the Richmond Hill Band enlivened the air with its music, and later on when the Chinese lanterns brightened up the scene, all crowded around the veranda. where Mrs. Knox. and Miss A. Langstafl' played and sang charminle as usual, while Mr. Capstick and the Misses Ellston drew showers of well-earned applause from the audience. Mr. Harry Bates was cncored but deâ€" clined on the plea of “lmameness.” Mr. lurrows who recited a selection from Shakespeare was cncored but did not respond. Altogether it was a most en~ joyahle and successful party. “HG. “ The Tucsin” (N0. 1) “ Cull Yo l'nr Mvu." Wth h)! I; A. Morrison; Music by (Vlm'mutn Lucas. Llewellyn Abra- hum Morrison, 'I'urunm, Ont.’ 2nd August, 1889 RECEIVED this week at the Concrete a large consignment of dinner, ten and toilet sets direct from the manufacturer in Smifurdshire. The goods are extra value. "A nice tea set for $2.00 ; dinner set. for $5 85; toilet, 8 pieces, $1.90. SOME of' those gentlemen’s ties and scarl's, at 12%, 15, 25 and 3.") ets. which were formerly sold at 20, 25,35,413, and 50 ets, are left at the Fire Proof. No one should miss this opportunity. Will 1). Atkinson. WlLL.â€"â€"The will of the late Doctor Langstalf has not as yet been entered for probate. But; we understand the f'oL lowing is about the shape it stands in : The executors are Messrs. A. Marsh and Simon Miller, of Markham, with the late doctor’s sou, Rolph. Mrs. Langstafl'. the widow. and her children get all the household furniture, glass ware, plate, with income derived from properly on Queen street west, Toronto, equal to about $1,000 per year. The two daughters, Nellie and Mrs. McConaghy, will receive about the same income each From property on Queen street, Toronto. Ernest gets the income derivable from the stock in Building Society in the Arcade, Toronto, and Rolph gets the residue with the proviso that if any of the others die without issue the property in which they are interested in will revert to him. It is estimated the personal and real estate will be worth over $100,000. Fonnsrnns’ GALA Dunâ€"On Mon- day the members of Court Richmond No. 7046 formed in line in front of their Hall and marched through the village, headed by the RILFJ}. Band, when they took busses for the city to attend their grand demonstration. At one o’clock the procession was started at the City Hall Square and marched along King to Yonge, up Yongc to Queen, and along Queen to Struchan Ave, thence to the Exhibition Park. It was one of the longest and grandest procesâ€" sions Toronto has seen for years, being over three miles long. Space will not allow us to go into details, snfiiee it. to say the Order of Foresters is one of the strongest in the world. GOLDEN WEDDINo.-â€"â€" Mr. Samuel Dunbar has been County Constable of the Cow of York since 1852. He is an old soldier, and for many years was a sergeant in the 36th Regiment. When discharged he was colored ser~ gamut of the Grenadiers. Mr. Dunbar was married in New Brunswick Aug. 23, 1839, so that Friday was the fiftieth anniversary of' his wedding day. Mr. Dunbar is still able to perform the duties of his office, and can boast that he is the oldest County Constable in York. On the occasion of the anniver- sary his children and friends presented the worthy couple with many presents, BASEBALL.-Tlle best game of agriâ€" cultural baseball was played by our boys at Aurora last Saturday where they were again defeated, this time by 17 runs. Since the match with Tllornhill was played only lhree of the nine were out for practice regularly and yet they had cheek enough to play the heaviest team in the county. ;’ THRESHING.â€"Th1‘eshers are having ‘thcir hands full this year. Some of them have from 30 to 40 consecutive days promised ahead, and those farmers Who have been late 3:: applying are at their wit’s end to know how to get their threshing done. The immense amount of straw makes it. a very heavy job this yeahâ€"Reformer NOTICE-«Messrs. D. Lothrop Com pany, Boston, have forwarded " Ou_r Little Men and Women” for next month [to this office. There are many illustra- 3 Hans and gflud articles in it, such as the Royal Children, of' Germany, and other ‘nice stories for the youngsters. Price $1.00 per year. IN'I'ICR‘ M COPYRIGHTS Copyrights 1;“ But, the aggregate value of all trade between our five millions of people and the whole sixty millions over there is not more than $90,000,000 a year. The customs barriers therefore inflict upon us an almost infinite loss. Their re- moval would be the bignnl for u develop ment within Canada such as we can never hope to see accomplished in any other w:iy.”~â€"7Reformer. Then Why don’t you undertake to get your friends, the Americans, to take away the barriers you speak of? Surely you don’t want the barrim‘fl only on one side removed. The American tariff is largely in excess of the Canadian and yet you write as if all the trouble was with the Dominion Government. Don't try to leave a Wrongr impression on the minds of your readers but state the ease fairly. WHALESâ€"Suddenly, on the 24th inst. at his fath- er’s resulencu, “ Mame Villa," i\lurkhu1u,b’re«l “3, Run of H. 1:. \anes, in his 35th yum'. D1-JRIH'»â€"AL Woodstock, (:11 \chnesduy,Aug. 28th, Edith Minty, twin daughter of Mr and Mrs (ion. Derry, u‘gud L! months 4 days. The funeral will Luke place this afternoon at 2 o’clock to the Richmond Hill Presbyterian Cemetery. Gmrwsâ€"menvâ€"At the residence of the bride's father, on the i‘lst inst” by Rev. L. ‘V Hill, B. A., Stelvhuu H.61‘i11‘s to Emum. Violu,ouly daughter of Mr Ohms. Lundy, all of New- murk Bunu'lmusâ€"INMAN~At the residence of tho brulu’s lll«>'ht‘l‘, b‘rnbmls,ou Tuesday, Aug. 27fh,Mr \V.]). Brothers, of Milton,m Miss Minnie human. CHAN'I‘LER vIn Nmnnurlmt, rm the 22nd inst“ Albert N. Chuntlur. aged 31 yuurs 7 days. Mrs P. G. Savage-mus gcpe to her home in the Province of Quebec er u. Vlsifi. She intends visit- ing several 01' the aisles before returning. Mr F, Marsh starts for Buffan and Detroit. this (Thursday) evening for the Iutornmiona] Fun with u car-loud of sheep, May success uwuib him. Miss Cruickshnnk, who has been up the Musâ€" kom Lakes (luring vacation, paid a. visit to friends on the Hill on her wuy home. mins Ethtl Bailey, 01' l’itlsbul‘g. Mlld Miss Burtth Kcuuersley, of Tumum, are visiuug friends here. Mr WK 1i. Gibson, uf Millikan, {3011 ofJohn Gib- son, Eat}, the peoplu’r undidutc for the E. R. of York, was in the vi“: 6 on Sunday. M): and Mrs Henry Brown and children,nf I\Jnrklmm,“oru visihug 21b“ Dufl'eriu Grove" in thiu village ymsturduy. Miss Com McClellund, of Fonthll}, is visiting at Mr. R. E. Law‘s. Mr. H. Harding. of Woodfleld, Wis., :was at " Lon‘idge” lust week. Mr Richard Tuiu. of Botm‘iu, N. Y., is 1mm visiLiug his mother, Mrs Welbll. Mrs Osaer, of Aurora, spent. Sunday at the Parsonage. I: Mr, and Mrs “"111. Atkinson returned home Monday evening. Ming Maggie M(‘Nui1’, of Millikan, was in the village uu Sunday, vi_ Mm; friends. A I’Cnnysivm-ia editor answers a (cor- respondunt who proponnds the query, “ Did you evur see a huldheudt-d woman? in the following stmin :â€"“ No, we never did. Nor did we ever see a woman wuitzing around town in her shirt sleeves with a cigar between her teeth. We never saw a woman go fishing with a bottle in her hip pocket, sit around on the dump ground all day and go home ‘boomd‘ in the evening. Neither have we seen a woman yank oli' her cont, spit on her hands, and swear she could whip any man in town. Ali of the fore- going ‘ privileges’ are reserved for men.” Miss Sadie Morgan is Visiting in Toronto. Miss Minnie Duvisis here spending a couple of Weeks. Mr John Miller, ofEBrougham, was at “Lor ridge" hum week. Mr David Hopper, from Cluremout, was in the village yesterday. THE HERALD from now} till end of the year for 300., cash in advance. Ix‘L-v. M! Leonard, of Ornngm'illo paid n. short rmslul'ul \isiu to liichumml llill yClitl’l‘du‘y. HIGHLY recommend Dr. Fowler’s Ex- lrucl of Wild Strawberry for curingr cholera. cholera morbus, coh'c, cramps, diarrham, dysentery, nnd all summer Com- pluinls. It ig safe and reliable for children and older persons. Miss Uileme-ckeu- bridge, UcyWorlh,‘Que. Pills to regulate the internal organs, would, we feel assured. restore them to health and uselulness.-â€"Daily Argus. We have it on unquestionable authority â€"â€"the testimony of patients themselvesâ€" that rheumatism, h0wever deeply seated, may be cured by the regular and persistent application of Holloway’s Ointment. This, we feel assured, will be welcome intelligence to thousands of sufferers, bedvriddeu by the disease, or limpingr with stifl‘ened joints along the pathway to the tomb. In a climate where the quicksilver sometimes makes a leap of thirty degrees up or down, the complaint is of course a prevalent one; and in our new settlements at the West, along the alluvial borders of our great rivers, in the hemlock swamps of the South, and in all low and damp locations, few persons reach the age of forty years without a rheumatic visitation. It is clear, therefore, theta preparation which will afl'ord immediate relief, and effect eventual- ly a thorough cure of the complaint, must be of especial value to the people of all countries, We cannot reasonably doubt, in View of the well-attested statements which have been laid before us. sustained as they are by circumstances within our own knowledge, that the Ointment referred to will (‘H‘ect that object; and among all the benefits which the discoveries of that cele- brated physician and philanthropist have confer-ted upon mankind, this is certainly not the least important. Many an indus- trious tiller of the soil. whose services are needed in the field, is at this moment lun- guishing on a bed of sickness; the hands that should guide the plough or grasp the spade rendered powerless by Rheumatism. Many a toiler in evety branch of productive labor is similarly situated, and we can imagine with what joy these sufferers would hail the means of immediate cure. To all such we feel justified in recommending this balsamic remedy, the application ot'which, with the aid of a few doses of Holloway’s MCCUTCHEONâ€"-AL ]\Iu]>]e, nu Saturday, Aug. 24th, the wife of David McCutcheon. of a son and heir. 80 bad as Lihehmatism.” The venerable sufferer was rght. St. Lawrence’s gridiron 0r Qualimozir’s pallet of fire was nor morel emphatically a bed of torment than the couch 0f the martyr t0 rheumatism. It is generally cons‘dered by the faculty one of the most obstrmle as well as one of the most painful 05' maladies, and it certainly does resist all ordinary remedies with extra- ordinary perlinncity. Skill and science, however. in this age of progress, seem to master all opposition; and even this painful disease. entrenched among the muscles, and interlmit. as it were, with the sinews and lendons of our frames, is compelled to yield to the curatives they have provided. “Don’t MK 10 me about your politicm ‘isms,’ ” said a facetious old valetudin- arian, “ I tel you there’s no ism on earyh ’i‘he Worst of All the Isms. Society Notes. Safe and Reliable. ‘M A 131': 11111) 1.)]flA'J‘ 1-1 . BIRTIi. Aug.15th, 18579â€"tf HE proprietor, on account. of failing hnnlth, (rfiers for stale that valuable pince of mm} yingou the north Side of Gentre Street East, containing about 40 acres. The land is in u good shuts n1“ cultivation; well fenced; and under drained. vacntceu ucrns of this land is in the Jon-porn. tion of Richmond Hill 2 30 LL'EI‘C‘I‘E under the plow , the balance splendid pasture land through which a never miliug; spring creek flows; and 6 acres of Summm fallow. Purchaser can have possession any time, #40 Acres of First-Class Landm r B‘lRS'fâ€"014 ASS W01%K~x She is 11130 prepared to give lessons in cutting and fitting after the style of Professor Smith‘s square. Bogs to announce to the Indies of Richmond Hill and vicinity that she has removed two doors eust of her former residence on Centre Street West, where 52110 is prepared to do [S propul‘ed to give.- I:- ~01)“ mm the piano nr organ either at her own n' «lemon or the residence of pupils. 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, a mechanic, a business, machinery. lodgings, it' you have lost. or found anything. or if you want to find out wnere anyone is, advertise in the Turontn DAILY MAIL and read the advertisements on the third page of that paper. The charge is two cents. a word each insertion. Adress 'l'uts MAIL. Toronto, Canada. The Four Cardinat Points. HE stomach. the liver, the bowels and the blood. are the four cardinal pnints of health. These Burdock Blood Bitters acts mum to strengthen. regulate. cleanse and purify, thus restoring,r and maintaining perfch health B. R. 15. is nature’s true tonic and renovator. 'lo‘aléfiaa‘oswbimh ' ' " Imde in all parts. by ,» placing our machines and $0068 whvre the people can see them, we will send free to one person in each lncality,thv wry best srwing»mnt‘hine made in l the world.with all the nttnchmt-nls We will also send l’reea Complth- ‘V line of our coslly and valuablv mt samples. In return we ask that you . show what “0 N'llll, to IllOSP who may nail at your hume, and utter 2 months all shall [mcumc your uwn Ivropvrty. This grand machine is - made after the 3 Igor patents, which ham run nu lwl‘m'o pntv'nts n \ _ - run out it salt] {01 $93, with the "" lnttm-hmt-nts. and lmw sells for $50. Best, strongest most use» FR fill mavhinc in the wnrllL All is A ree. N0 Capital rcquircd. Plain, bricfinslruclious given. ’lhuse who \vritu tu up; n: (mm mu m-â€". cure fr 0 the bust scwingmmrhine in Ihl: world, lllld the finest lil I)I'\\'m'ltn oflliEh mt (:VCI' uhown togclhvrln Alncllt‘fl~ Tl U c dz, 00., llux 7&0. Augusta. Maine. The Oklahoma Boom FORMS an instance of a wild rush for an uncertainty, which is just the 0p- posile, of the sh-mly buunn enjoyed by Bunlack Blood Hillel's Buyers of this medicine gul a certainlyâ€"~31! unequalled remely for all diseases 01' the stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys and the blood. J uno iovam If you want to buy or sell a Farm, ad vertise in the Toronto V LEKLY MAIL. That paper renchos lOJ,(|00 farmers’ homes every week, and your advertisement should meet the eye of somcone who wants Io purchase. Adveriisemems of this class are inserted in the Toronto WEEKLY MAIL for Five Cents a word each insertion, or Twentv Cents a word for five insertions. Address TIN-l MAIL, Toronto, Canada. HE head of anyone aufi'ering from con- stipation, bilionanoss or dyspepsia will harbor a sick headache. By regulating the bowels, arousing the torpid liver, improvng digestion and purifying the blood Burdock Blood Bitters banishes sick headache. no matter how severe or obstinate it may be. This powder never varies, A mnrvel of purity strength and Wholesomeneus. Moro economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test,short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold onl gzmfim. ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co., 106 Wu 1 ., .Y. Suflerers from Cntm‘rhal troubles should karefuily road the above. CATARR H, MTAHRHAL DEAFNEssâ€"HAY FEVER 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 eustaehien 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. NBimThis treatment is not a snuff or an ointment; both have been discarded by reputable phyeieians as injurious. A pamphlet exj‘flnining this new treatment is sent on receipt of ion Cents by A. II. DIon & SON, 303 West King Street. Toronto, Cunada.~~’l'omnlo Globe. FOR SALE. Miss Au Sea ger Miss Sterling B'y mail to any la-dy-sglliâ€"ingus her post office address.‘ Wells. Richardson & 60.; Montreal! A COOK BOOK “LL w :10 r ’ ROYAL flaws: .‘ ‘L’Jnfififi rufig/fi' Absoluter Pure; Crowned or U ncrowned. Price $58,000:- EASY TERMS CARD. CARD. (forum-Hy uf Alliston) $0 aying-anlgiyp‘ FREE J. BROWN, Richmond Hill le 18~ EFREE Groceries, Confections, and Fruits The 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 'l‘empleuofuMusic, MAINmSTHEET. - MARKIIAM. WM. FLEMING. THE NEW WIthMS SEWING MABHINE,%§@%° Come, Come, Come, Of world wide fume, 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. DOMINION PIANOSâ€"Gland, Square and Upright ; in Mahogany, Figured Walnut, Rosewood and other choice woods, perfect instruments, sold on terms which cannot be beaten. Old organs and pianos taken in exchange. ' PIANOS, ORGAN S MCCOH Bros. & Co. BARREL CHURNS, $5.00 Farmers £1 il-aners Barbea Wire, Galvanized Wire, Oiled & Annealed Wire, Shovels, Pails, Carpenter’s Tools, Building Paper ...‘,..D Lrvuvu. My Stock is soc-0nd to none north of Toronto I: or canvas goods but, all solid leather. We invite goods. They have hem] bought, at the lowest. cash guarantve satisfaction, Custom work a specialty. and promptly done. Bring on your Butter and Eggs, Raspberries, Black and Red Currants, Bacon, Sun, 8w. {fivHighest prices paid. Fair Warmrm and Fair Sale. 0 Spring firrivals of Roots & Shoes I have just received a large and now prepared to offer to my nu goods in the market, in fact line of Boots and Shnna in lichmond Hill, July 25 HARDWARE STORE Any Dealer selling other Oil for Lardine will be prosecuted And‘also come_aud buy your dishes to eat them from; McCall’s Lnrdinc Machine Oil so Cheap 2 ~â€"~â€"-A.SK YOUR MEMI’ANT FOP; IT“ ! Best Chum made. Re.sziring7promptly attended to. Something to Eat. Best Value for Your MOney st received a large and well assorted stock of Boots and Shoes. I am apared to offer to my numerous customers the cheapest and very beso a in the market, in fact I have a full supply of everything in the ‘e of Books 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 Ladics’ slippers and Oxford Shoes, and also a heavy gr:de of goods in Men’s laced Bellas Half Boots and Long Boots. ocl-t is sncond to none north of Toronto and [he cheapest in town. No paper goods but all solid leather. We invite the yulm‘c lo call and inspeot these} in... In..." IW‘H L I Why use pnm- Oil on your Machinery when you can get For sale by H. W R. SIVERS’. RICHMONDWJEILL DOMINION ORGANS, SEWING MACHINES. Also for everything else in the line of bought, at the lowest. cash prices and the quality first-class. I .Yustom work “specially. Scwcd and pegged repairing neatly To ERONTO. Neville and Sandmson Broax, ’uiehmond Hill â€"-â€"â€"FORâ€"â€"-â€" . MASON. Richmond Hill f v lou can gen AT THE A T Stoves, Tinware, Hot Air Furnaces, Eave Troughing, Metalic Roofing, Iron Pumps, Baths & Sinks, OSCAR J. BROWN.