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about the fiftieth part nfits hulk. It is a grand. doubicaizetelo- Impefimhrgn us is msy m mun-y “70 will aim Show you howyou cln make from $3 to 35 HI a day n0. least, from the start,wi(h- ou‘l‘expefi Better wril at gnceg’y [my a escapes i n E II Lul- ‘ the world. Our facilities are nueqlmh‘d. and to introduce our , aupefior goods we will seminar: to ONE PERSON in each 10mm, as above. Only those who writs r to us at once can make sure of Q the r‘hnnce, All you have todo in rmnrnis to show our goods to those \\ 1m callâ€"your neighborl and those around you The be- ginning of this advertisement ' shows the small and of the tele- scope. The @110th cut gives the nppcnrance ofit reduced to out experieure Better wrile at once. We ny all expreu charges. Address. IL HALLETT a: 00.. Box 85 , Poznan), Mun. ELW. WHAT IS 80”“: (1" FOR MANY John McDonald, Esq. C. J. Campbell, Esq., Hon. SenatorMcMuster A. .Smith. Esq. Tomes Metculfe. Esq. Rev: Enoch Wood, D. Loans made on security of Company’s Policy at 5 per cent interest. Lounsnmde toChurch Trustees, at a. low rate of interest. Send for {prospectus. {31fo {IL/[C . .7, - 57170? M" Of London, England, s'E‘r'Wm. McArthur, K c M G, M. P, eX-‘Lo‘rd Mayor .bf London, h._4»_‘, A THE STAR LIFE Assuranch Sec’y Dit 26, 1888â€"1 year -Ear1 Olermont- Bred March 1888 By J_ C. Snell, out of Imported Stock, is an extra. good Bout, having very sound young flows of his get for which I want a fresh Boar, I will sell him sooner than I would otherwise have done. (IA G F LAWRENCE. Nov 27 th. 1884 , ,, firv‘fl-Iâ€"W" ' uwumve hos ‘lers. Tums, $1 ner 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. VJ‘ Barristers, Solicitors, 8:0. Offices 1 Adelaide Street East, Toronto. Richmond Hill Post Ofige Every Saturday. 1"“ . PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN. Toronto. May 29th, 1884. THE PALMER HOUSE LAWRENEMIMILMGAN CONVEYANCERS, ETC N .14 B '1' Toronto Offices-Cfiambefij Richmond Hill Office-5‘ RICHMOND HILL, .1 Palmer, Prc Vltalized Air for (gel-13mg. 1 will 4111 teeth without pain at the lowest prices. ,Best teeth on rubber $8, cheapest $6.} Fullerton, Cook, Wallace & Mactlonald. va-A u u; uuun On Saturdays. Money (0 Loan at Lowest Current Rates RICHMOND IHILL, ONT. {Date 'of Brooklyn N. Y.), formerly Résidcnt Surgeon to therNJY. State Woman‘s HUMIH a1, N.Y, City, and Visiting ,L’hvsicinn to St.J0hn’s Hospital and Southern Dispensurics, Brooklyn. OFFIvE HOURS until 10 u 1).“; and from 6 to 8 pm Richmond Hill Aug 29th, 1889: VITALIZED AIR": R. B. Orr, 1»... P and First Silver Medalist University of Toronto, m. p.12 S. Ontario. L. AL,Engh;nd (Lute Of London, England RurgéongEtb. 7 SOflice Hour‘s 8 to 9.30 n.m., and 1 to 2.80 pm BR. LEWIS fl. LANGSTAFF: Barristers-,Solicitors, BOAR FOR SA LE This Houseis one of the Best Hotels to be mi north of Toronto. Everything is "managed “4.41,. fi».«».,1k “A”, J S Fullerton 3:77 f‘, ' m; a; W" 1:31:85 I flfiv -_ -- ~vâ€"luvu, President. W Baynes,Esq.F I A,Secretary Reserve Fund . .4 a . . $10,000,000 Annual Income . . . . . . 1,600,000 Invested in Canada. . . 1.200.000 Death chums paid. . . . 10,000,000 TOP DJ’I‘O REFERENCES. c, H. RIGGS, L; D. s., I. Corner King & Yonge Sts., TORONTO. 80036: Trans. for Canada. 32;}Vellington St,, East, Toronto Dec let 883 Dr A ROBINSON. SURGEON DENTIST, AURORA on. ORR, MAPLE, :3 AvngPEBRir, fiélcdiwl. 9mm, 35mm, ; “nun; x. 5‘ STOMKL‘H: H. QUETTON Sr. GEORGE, Ouk Ridges W Cook, One of the BEST Trel- d:sca"§ arismgi froni _ 73:5 sronMCH, DR 3’12'585’ 05 THE SKIN, No.14 Building & Loan Chambera,15 Toronto st. magma. T C MILLIGAN.E; Rear of the Central Bank J B. Miller. inventive 1y-p6m EDUCATIONAL.-â€"The National Edu- Cutional Association will hold its meeting l'or1890 at St. Paul, Minn, July 4 to 11. Half railway rates from all points to all who attend. ' Special Excursions are being provided to the Local Lake Region. Yellowstone Park and other North Pacific Points. "For particulars and free copy of Bulletin containing program, address 8. 811mm,, Dccrcmry lmml Executive Committee, St. Paul, Minn. SCHOOL RE OPENING.â€"â€"The High and Public Subcols of this village re~ opened‘ on Tuesday morning. Miss Newton, late of Patterson, takes charge of the'seeond department in the Public School" in place of Miss Waters. All Ihe other teachers have been re-engaged for 1890. The number of students at the High School this term is 50, an increase of 6 on last year. G001) ANCHORAGEâ€"If you are in search of good anchor ground where the best and cheapest. teas are to be found just “ tie to” the Concrete docks. A good tea gratifles the palate, and re- freshes the body, and you bless the man who keeps the best quality which is Wm. Atkinson of the Concrete House. See change of adv. ENTERPRISING COUNCILLORS.â€"The members of our Village Council are What we call economical and not afraid to “soil the hands.” They have just finished the erection of a large waitingâ€" room for the accommodation of skaters and others who attend the rink. AXLE BROKE,-â€"On Friday last the hind axle of Mr. Proctor's buss broke while coming from the station; Six passengers were on board but no one was hurt. The‘ roads have been very bad this season and it; is a wonder more accidents have not happened. ALLOWED TO PASSâ€"The Department has allowed Tina McLean, Edith Swilzer, Estella Sheppard and Laura Brown to pass the late Entrance Exâ€" amination held here. This makes 14 Who.huve been successful under the teaching of Mr. J. E. Clubiue, for the year 1889. CISTERN.â€"A cistern has been pub in on the south side of the Methodist Church to hold the large quantity of water which comes off the building. This is agood film. before 'the water run down by the sidewalk in a perfect stream. VETERINARY.â€"Mr. F. J. Gallanough of Thornhill, gold medalist and honorary member of the Ontario College of Vet- erinary Surgeons, is at Richmond Hill every Wednesday and Saturday afterâ€" noon to attend to all calls. See card. G001) Iainâ€"On Saturday last about fifty of the young people of the village took advantage of the good ice and fine weather to enjoy a skate on Wilson’s pond. The ice this year is far ahead of lab winter. SPREADINGNL The Influenza is rapidâ€" ly spreading in the city. Several canâ€" didates for municipal honors had it so bad on Monday that. they could not leave their houses to help at their election. TOYs.â€"Toys can be seen and pur- chased at the HERALD Store cheaper and better that!) has been ever hitherto sold. Kindly gie us your countenance FLOODING.-â€"The new skating rink is being flooded as fast as possible. If the cold weather of the last few days canâ€" tinues the ice will be ready by the midâ€" dle of next week. May it. continue. POPULATION.~â€"The publishers of the city directory for 1890 estimate that the population of Toronto is over 216,000. IN FASIIIONsâ€"If you want to be in style nowâ€"aâ€"days you must be sure to get the “La Grippe," and your clothing at Will D. Atkinson. See adv. STAMPING of all designs on cloth, plush, or any other material done at the HERALD Oflice, cheap. Leave your orders. PEOPLE who have tried the Conâ€" crete’s bargains cry for more like Oliver Twist. W110 originated the saying “You can’t please everybody." We do it every time at the Concrete. may be round on 1116 at Gen 1’. Bowen & Co‘s Newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce st.)where advertis- ng contracts mxw be m mm for it IN NEW YORK The date printed on enmh paper denotes the time when the subscription expires. We do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions of our Correspondents. Sufferers from Catan‘hal troubles should Barefully read the above. No. 32 Whole No. 1644 Volume 31. TEURSfiAf, 'JANUAIi-i 9, ’90. CATARRH, GATARRHAL DIAFNIzssâ€"HAY Fsvan‘. 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 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. NB.â€"This treatment is not a 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, Canadaâ€"Toronto Globe. Changeâ€"Will ]) Atkinson Veterinaryâ€"F J Gullnnough Change and Localsâ€"Wm Atkinson The “ Witness "â€"John Dougull & Sons Local and General. N0 TIOE' T 0 S UBSCRIBERS. NEW A DVERTISEMENTS. {film @1an flemm. Richmond Hlll. Ont. ‘w‘nieh an interesting program will be rendertd, but as full arrangements have not been completed we cannot give the particulars. There has been a great improvement in the appearance of the building since Mr. Warren Hewison and his men have completed their work. The Church, which is cruciform in shape, with a splendid groined gothic ceiling, has been treated in a most taste- f'ul manner. The panels are tinted a very light bufl‘ color with a slight green- ish tinge, while the groins are in quite contrast of colors, which has really a beautiful efl'ect; the hollow part is done a rich maroon color while the mouldings on both sides are filled in with a pure terracotta shade, The cornice around‘ the top of walls is also terra cotta, while} the truss blocks are done a stone color, the quiet shade of which shows 01f the} cornice to great advantage. The rosettes at thejunetion of the groins as also the ventilators are done a'pale celestial blue, which seems quite in harmony with the stained glass of the windows. The large gothic arch separating the church proper from the organ chamber has been done up in party shades which harmon- izes well with the rich pale green of the walls, a shade which has a pretty effect against the varnished wood and the rich terracotta oi' the cornices. The walls of the organ left are colored a salmon tint, but a gloom pervades the organ chamber which is quite a contrast from the well-lighted church. The Lecture ltoom ceiling is treated in the panels a little lighter than the church, but the groins are difl'erent, viz; The hollow CHURCH REâ€"OPENING. -â€" The re- opening of’ the Richmond Hill Metho- disb Church after being cleaned, kalsoâ€" mined and varnished, will be held on Sunday and Monday, Jan. 19th and 20th. The Rev. J. U. Spears, of Mono Road, who will, most likely, be the com- ing Superintendent of this circuit, has kindly consented to conduct the services both morning and evening. On the Monday following a grand tea-meeting. will be held in the Lecture-Room, after THE LUCKY GUESSERs.â€"The guess- ing and gift enterprise at The Fire Proof closed last week. On Thursday evening twelve of the business men met tun- mid-w“-_..£.â€" sen, broke the seal on the jar, and counted the beans. The counting was very carefully done and it was found 1 that 3,547 beans were in the jar. The Ibox containing the guesses was then opened and all over or under 3,000 were thrown out, then all outside of 3,500, and so on until the lucky numbers were found as follows :â€"-The exact number, 3.547, was guessed by Miss Helena Wiley, winning the $40 gold watch. The next nearest guess was 3,549, by Miss Jennie Wiley, taking the $30 silk dress. Three guesses of 3,550 were found to be the next nearest but the. preference was given to the one guessing this number first. By taking them acâ€" . cording to ,date Mrs. A. R. Innes won the dinner set, Mrs. H. Rumble the handsome dress robe, and Mr. W. D. Powell the chamber set. After this was finished the gentlemen present were treated to an oyster supper and a very pleasant time‘ was spent. This enterâ€" prise of Mr. Atkinson has certainly been a grand success in every way; everything has been done fairly and we are sure all are satisfied. To OUR SUBSCRIBERSâ€"The SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT which appeared’in our columns sometime since, announcing a special arrangement; with Dr. B. J. KENDALL 00., ot‘Enoshurgh Falls, Vt., publishers of“ A Treatise on the Horse and his diseases,” whereby our subscrib- ers were enabled to obtain a copy of that valuable work FREE by sending their address to B. J. KENDALL 00., (and enclosing a twoâ€"cent stamp for mailing same) is renewed for a limited period. We trust all will avail themselves of the opportunity of obtainâ€" ing this valuable work. To every lover of the Horse it is indispensable, as it treats in a simple manner all the diseases which afl‘lict this noble animal. Its phenomenal sale throughout the United States and Canada, make it standard authority. Mention this paper when‘ sending/or “ Treatise.” No. 23 J. H. Starr, of Toronto, 8. very energetic and popular man, appealed earnestly to his congregation to do their duty to the church and pay the debt, and on the next Sunday morning the response to his appeal was most liberal and satisfactory, the amount subscribed that day reach- ing the handsome sum of $24,000, leaving a trifling balance of' a little over $10,000 still due. This is said to be the largest sum raised in one day by any Methodist church in the Dominion. Tononro Renewâ€"The Methodists of Victoria B.C., recently built; a large and handsome church, the old structure being altogether too small to meet the requirements of the rapidly growing and prosperous congregation. The new site cost $12,250 and the building $45,000. To meet this expenditure they had the proceeds of the sale of the old premises, which yielded only $22,500, leaving a balance of $34,750. The pastor of the church. Rev. J. E. Starr, son of Rev. HAD N0 VOICE IN THE MATTER.â€" The Tribune attempts to make capital against the Mayor and Council out of the fact that the statement of accounts for the year shew 36 paid to A. Bruce for attending the Court of Revision. The same statement shews $43.90 paid to a Toronto constable and $85.84 paid to Town Clerk R. J. Leigh. These amounts were paid under an order- from the Judge and the Mayor and Council1 had no option in the matter. The Judge gives this order under one of Mr. Mowat’s statutes, of which, of course the Tribune approves. Mayor Glen- denan advocates doing away with all this eXpensive and troublesome maâ€" chinery for getting up voters’ lists, both in Ontario and Dominion elections. Registration of voters three months beâ€" fore an impending election would simpli- fy matters very muchâ€"Comet. C(iMPLETED.-â€"â€"Messrs. Infi'es’ & Sons finished the Work on the new Agriculâ€" tural Hall Tuesday morning. The building looks splendid. being high and roomy. We have no doubt bun that the work has been done satisfactorily. TnIPPâ€"LEEKâ€"On Jun. 8th,a.t; the residence of the bride’s futher,b5 the RemGiN. Rutledge, J. D. Tripp, of Turoxto, to Hattie Amelia, eldest (lflpghtflr of Mr.Jonah Leek,.Mmkham-Town- 5 1y. HUMEâ€"In Riclanmd Hill, on Saturday, J an.4th * 1890, the wife 01 Mr A. J. Hume of a daughter Rummyâ€"At Richmnnd Hill, on Sunday, J an 5th the Wife of Mr F. Kirkby, of West Toronto J auction, of a. son . If you want to buy or sell a Farm, ad vertise in the Toronto WEEKLY MAIL. That paper reaches 100,000 farmers’ homes every week, and your advertisement should meet the eye of someone who wants to purchase; Adfiértisements 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 THE MAIL, Toronto. Canada. 'Witb the above amendments (be strong holds of the boodlers, office-seekers and those who trade upon race and creed for place and power would be broken down, and many a home now destitute and deso- lated would be made comfortable and happy. f 11. Before capital gets the hold upon our country that it has upon the United States, the position of those who labor should be made unassailable. 12, Honesty, economy and efficiency in allflepartments. 9. Make Elections come on a. fixed day so :hat neither "party could surprise the other by springing an election on the country. 10. ' Place the redistribution of constitu- encies in Ontario with the Judges of the Co_u_rt ofLAppeal. 8. I The preserVaiion and development of miperal and {imb‘e‘r interests. . 7. The continuance of the National Policy, so long as the United States main- tain prggent attitude, 6. A Registration shortly before Elec- tions to save the expense and complications attending present system and also a secret ballot. 5, Prohibition of the Liquor Trafiic and the placing of Licenses, so long as they continue, and civil service appointments in the hands of a Nou-Partizan Commiswn. 2. Provincial Rights shofila be subor- dinate to the interests of the Dominion at. large. 3. Abolish the Separate Schools and have the English language taught to all citizens. 4. Abolish School Book monopoly and make Schools more efficient. Your Vote and Influence is requested at the next election in West York for the Ontario 'Legislamreaon the following plat- form :â€" 1. Equal Rights for all classes and creeds. Siand"for Cangda before party in resjsting Frfanqh_an_d>c]erical aggression, Sudden Change. RS GEORGE FLEWELLING. St. John, N. 3., writes :â€"I suffered from weakness and costiveness, so I bought a bottle of 'Burdock Blood Bitteis, and be- fore I finished it, noticed a change. After using three bottles I am now entirely cured, and recommend B. B, B. as a positive cure for costiveness.” To the Electors of West York. ed {03813â€"3 Vibe-$137111; provisidus on New Year’s night.-â€"‘Carried. On motion of C. Wright, seconded by A. Ashton, 3 vote of thanks was xtendered to those ladies who so kindly gave their assistance on Nngear’s and the following “Y: Moved by C. McLean, seconded by A. Wright, thata hearty voie of thanks be tendered to those flames in the» vil'age >and The newly elected Captain again took the chair and made a very neat speech. The Treasurer then paid the Firemen their annual salaries less fines recorded against them, ' Captain, W. H. Pugsley; Lieut., P G. Savage; For. of Bose, B. Redditt; For. of H. & L., C. E. Sheppard; Treasurer, P. G. Savage; Secretary, H. A. Nicholle; Auditors, T. F, McMahon and W, D. Atâ€" kinson; Steward. O. McLean. This being annual meeting the election of officers was proceeded with and resuued as follbws, For. Redditt in the chair, with For. Sheppard and And. McMahon scrutineers:-â€" ever offered in Furs will be made. Don’t suppose that this is the 01d chest- nut sale of the, snap variety. Come and see the genuine reductions and be con- vinced that we do all we claim. . Well Pleased. EAR SIRS,-â€"I can recommend Hag- yard’s Yellow Oil as a sure cure for rheumatism. I had it for sometime and was cured by two bottles, and I must say it is the best thing I can 'get for general use as a pain reliever. J. MUSTARD, Sl'rathâ€" avon, Out. Drill Sergeant Sheppard reported as to attendance at drill. bcing on average, about 15, and also advised continuance of drill for a time. For. Redditt moved, seconded by Wm. Atkinson, that drill be continued until fur- ther notice.-â€"-Cnrried. part of the groins are a deep wine color while the mouldings are tinted a rich olive green; the rosettes are done in terra-cotta and the walls a clear salmon color. The room being capitally lighted has a ver chaste appearance. The halls and lobbies are done in a warm stone color tint. The woodwork has all been re-varnished. Altogether the place has an appearance of comfort and ele- gance that in even large cities would be hard to find its equal. Considering the vastnmount of scaffolding required, and the dangerous nature of the work, it says much For the earefulness of Mr. Hewison and those under him that no accident has happened. The Methodist congre- gation have really great reason to be proud of their church, and they deserve credit for their energy in going on with a work which other churches might do well to copy: THE CONCRETE is ofi'ering big dis- counts off the balance of their Fur Goods. Remember thisâ€"our prices are always lower than any others. so a disâ€" count of' 10 per cent. at the Concrete is equal to 20 per cent. offered by two profit stores. The Riéhmo'nd Hill Fire Brigade met on Monday evening. Jan. 6th. Captain Pugs- ]ey in the chair. In absence of the Sec’y W. E. Wiley acted as such. D. W. Clendenan. Fire Brigade Meeting THE MARRIED BIRTH. Yours. &c., EST IGGEST ARGAINS DAILY WITNESS - - - $3 00 WEEKLY WITNESS - - - $1 00 [S'The NORTHERN MESAENGER, only 30 cents per annum, is the cheapest illustrated paper in the world. Contains the Sunday School Lesâ€" sons, and has abundant of interesting informaâ€" tion for old and young. See the list of premium books for old and new subscribers. Agents wanted. Sample copies free JOHN DOUGALL & SON FOR 1890. OVER 198 PREMIUMS T0 SELECT FROM THOMAS F. WALLACE, Soc’y W.Y.A.S Woodbridga, Doc 31, ,1889 THE ‘WITNESK" At; the hour of One o’clock in the afternoon for the purpose of receiving the annual reports, for electing Directors, and for the transaction of other business Wednesday, Jan. 15, ’90 HAYSTEAD’S HOTEL In the Village of Woodbridge, on West York Agricultural Suciely Gold Medalist and Honorary Member of the Ontario College of Veterinary Surgeons, Toronto. Richmond Hill every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. Calls by Mail, Telephone, or otherwise promptly attended to -ANNIIAI. MEETING 1- â€"THORNHILL, ONT-â€" Veterinlary Su rgeon , 7 u r 'c properties, while colds. hoarserress. whoop- in;r cough, aslhma, etc., are promptly re- lieved by its perfect action on the throat and bronchial tubes. Worn Out and Run Down. BY disease and debilin tho human sys- tem becomes worn out and run down before its time. Keep the head clearY the bowels regular, [he b10ud pure, the kidneys and liver active by the use of Burdock Blood Bitters. nature’s great tonic and regulator, and disease cannot exist. If You Have a Cough. 0 NOT neglect. it. It should be 1005- ened as soon as possible, 21er to do this nothing ex ls Hagyard’ Pectoral 83234;; ,Ohstiifiage coughs, y' 1d at once This powder never varies. A marvel of purity strength and wholesomeness. 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 only ism cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER 00., 106 Wall 6.. N.Y. Important Announcement Great lnducements for Old and New Subscribers. AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS AND FLUXES OF THE BOWELS IT IS SAFE AND RELIABLE FOR; CHlLDREN OR ADULTS.” Messrs H. Simpson, B. Pipher, and A. McCon- Hell, of Toronto, were the guests of Mr John Sanderson last Sunday Miss Eva Wiley left on Monday f0 where she has been appointed teacher the Public Schools at; a. salary of 35324 Mrs Nelson Davis, of Toronto, Is hero visiting her mother, Mrs Robert Howison. ’ Mrs Browulee, of Hz. J oscph’s Island. is visiting here at her uncle‘s, Mr Joseph Hull Miss Aikin, of Simcoe, and Mrs Starr, of To- ronto, are visiting at Mr J. W. Elliott‘s Miss Minnie Mortson, of Jefferson, has been appointed teacher of tho Orangcvillo Public School Miss: Sadie Morgan has gone to the city to visit with her friends, the Misses Rupert. Miss any Trench has taken charge of the Public School at York Mrs John Palmer and Miss J ennio are visiting in Aurora, this week. Mr F. Kirkhy, of “fast Toronto Junction, paid u. visit to the Hill on Monday DR. FQWLEHS gEX‘T: on. .»-Wl L D “~‘ Miss Butcher, of Aurora, has taken charge of Patterson School Mr 0. Storey, of Toronto, is home fora few weeks. Absolutely Pure. “\LL W El E ROYA 33575 a “a? 4B u flw/ gj. filtllmwugh, MONTREAL. The apple ripens on the tree, The hen brings forth her second brood; And daily by the sounding sea. The collar Wilts upon the dude. The mowor’s singing in the mend, The rose the air with fragrance fills, The wild tomato runs to seed, The icemen send their little bills. We daily see the yachtsman trim His saucy vessel’s sheets and tacks; At evening in bay windows dim And dusky there are little smacks. SEE THE PREMIUM LIST The Annual Meeting of the ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS “ WITNESS ” OFFICE, â€"â€"V\'J.LL BE HELD ATâ€" Society Notes. ‘IARRHGEA‘ YSEHTERY TRAWBERRY? HODER “ holeraMog-h CURES Monday for_ Torontq in one of COAL AND WOOD S’I‘OVES AT AND BELOW CFTY PRICES. HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS CHEAP. ~RIOHMOND‘ HILL HARDWARE STORE~ As in Teas so in all. Ev freshness is what we pledge to all. Gratifies the palate, refreshes the body, brightens the mind, and makes you Bless the man Who first made Tea. But a bad Teaâ€"enough said. You want a Tea to tie to. You will find it in our 30 cent. Japan. -CONCRETEHOUSEâ€" At Reduced Prices. Mixed Paints in all colours. Oilsl Ln all eizgs and cut to order. The stock of Furnitnrn in om Toronto Phceg. #Sandemw Bros.#> CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, GROOERIES AND PROVISIONS‘ FLOUR AND FEED. -) Al; JiEAD Y(-; DRUGGISTS, RICHMOND HILL â€"â€"FOI§:‘£â€"â€" TOILET AND ; FA‘NCY» ARTICLES, ~‘pnm-F1-umn_ _.~ ____-.__ _â€"â€"â€", â€"â€"Perfumes in :Variety HAIR| NAIL, AND TOOTH BRUSHES. CALL AND EXAMINE‘ OUR STOCK. HAUETRHIIEHING. (13F- Repairing promptly attended to. It will pay you‘ to buy your stoves from WALL AND CEILING PAPER, AND BORDERIN GS. Use Winter Balm for WM. ATKINSON, Direct Importer. STOVEPIPES. â€"â€" Aâ€"T-Eâ€"' LOâ€"Tâ€"Iâ€"Tâ€"O â€"â€" PETER G. SAVAGE. C. MASON. Balm for chapped hands. Its purifying and healing properties renders the Skin soft and silk-like in its textures. Richmond Hill. A. GOOD TEA AGAIN, EOR THE SEASON IN As cheap as another house, if not cheaper. a rmnts in all colours. Oils. Vurnishes and Brushes. Window Glass The stock of Furniture is complete and in new designs at less- than Everything we sell is the best. Hfl‘i‘ AIR FURNACES, STOVES, STOVES E CHEAPER CPI-IAN- Purity and