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ELW. H escoues in E El blâ€" lhe \vurhl. Our {an ih‘ties are unequalvd, and to introduce our aupvruur gomls we will svudvxznc (00512111150)! in each locality, as aboxe. Only those “ho write mun m (xncomn make sure of 138‘ the vlmm‘ev All you huve to do in I run“: is (0 show our goods to those \\ ho (-nllâ€"your neighbor! and thusv nrnund you. The be- ginning of ms mlvm'lisvment show! the small and of tho tele- acope. The following cut gives xhc appearance ofir reduced to .. Aurora. lat, 8th, 16th, and 22nd do toufiVillo. .. ...... .. Jar): do Murkhmu. 2%): do Victurin S re, .. "215: do Thornhill ( \ liker's Hofel) 23rd do Wondbl‘xdge , . . . . . . . . . . . “.ZBLh do Kleunmrg .29th do Noblei-ou . .. ...... 30th do Vitalizcd nit nlwuys on hand ut the places appointment. ‘ It «has away with the pu_n oxuuucing i toufiVillo. Murkh um ,. Victurin S ‘LTB, .. Thornhill ( Wuikers Hofel) Wondbndge ...... Kleunmrg Noblei-ou _ 5: per cent intcrebvt. Loam-made to Church Trustees, at 5. low mte of mtmest. Send for {pro yectus. About the fiflieih part ur ils hulk. [t is a grand, double size tele- Icm‘e, “large an in easy 10 curry “'0 will also mow you howyou an nuke from $3103?” 0 a (lay at 1mm, from (he alart,with- out rxverivura Heller wrile» at om-e We pay all express emu-gel. Adana,“ HALLETT & (30., Bvx 850. PORTLAND. MAUI]. Reserve Fund. ., .. . $10,000,000 Annual Income . . . . . . 1,600,000 Inv‘leed in Cunadu. . . [200,000 Deulh chums imhL . . _ 10,000,000 T017 JRTU REFERENCES. ’ John McDonald,Esq. C.J. Cnmpbe)1,}flsq., Hon. SeuntorMcMuster A. . Smith, Esq. TumesMetculfe. Esq. Rev.Enoch Wood,D. Loans. ma‘de on geyurity of Company’s Policy at Thankful for the favors of the past years Inuyuml be consulted in any branch of the pro IBSHIIHJ, PM? follows '3 Michmond HHL. .. 9th & 24th ofeuch mall; (M: I’uhuul‘ Hrousré). Aproguzn lat, 8th, 16th, and 22nd 1 AdeXaide Street East, Toronto. Richman Hill Post Office Every Saturday. J SIulle-rton: “' Cook, J R Miller. PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN. 'ljorontu. May 29th, 1884. This Houseis one of the Best Hotels to be found north of Toronto. Everything is mmmged .11 First Class Style. Sample Room for Commer- cia-l \H G r - stub '11 v n ntfenliw‘ . . , day. Proctor‘a Bus leaws this Hotel to connect with all the N R R Trains going North and South. at 8 a m., 12 a. \n., 5.10 p m. and (5.00 D m. Of London, Engiund, Sir Wm.MeAnhuv. K C M G, M. P, exâ€"Lord Mayor bf London, President. W W Baynes..Esq.F I A,Secretary Eulmwn, Cook, ’allace & Mactlmmlel. I” Barristers, Solicitors, &c. Offices Vitallzed Air for éfiuctiug. 1 Will 4511 368th wmhont pain at the lowest prices. “.Best teeth on rubber :98, cheapest $6. CONVEYANCEFS, ETC‘ Toronto Offices-N“ “BM” chumbexsj Richmond [Hilerffice-E A G F Imxyvnrmm: 0V 27th. “84 AssmmSec’y LE‘HEENEE 81 MILMEEFJ THE PALMER HOUSE RICHMOND HILL. 3 Palmer, Prep. Oct 26. 1858â€"1 war THE STAR RICHMOND IHILL, ONT. (Laté of Brooklyn N.‘Y.), formerly Resident Surgeon to-the N.Y. State \Vomnn’s Hospital, N.Y. City, ideisibixltz Physician m St.John's Hospital and Southern Dispensaries, Brooklyn. OFFICE nouns until 10 a 1.1.1.; and from 6 t0 8 p in Richmond Hill Aug 29th, 1880‘, {BOA R FOR SA LE. Bred lMarch 1888 By J, C. Snell, cut of Imported Stock, is an L extra. gond Bout, having very sound young Sows of his ant fnr' which I want a fresh Boar. I will sell him sooner than I would ctherwise have (101113.! "HIT IS 60"“: DH roa MANV‘m VITA HAZE!) A [R ! Or A ROBlNSON. BR. LEWES (E. LANGSTAFF! vawAwa “nun On Saturdays. Money [0 Loan at Lowest Current Rates A L, Eng._ 11 (Late Of London, England surgeon, E ta. i30ch Hours 8 to 9.30 u.m., and l to 2.30 p.113 -Ear1 Olermont- fiffiRTBl/‘rm', :.'£.-.2.40H£, University (,f Toronto, M. C. P. S. Ontario. L And every species of disease arising from fiisuydercd LNER, KFDNEYS, STOMAQH, BOWELS OH BLOOD, Barristersfiolicitors, T. 311438251 8: (50.. .MJQJ \Iu -‘1‘hfi;1km C. H. RIGGS, l... D. S‘ Corner King & Yonge Sts 'l Bec.'& Trons.fmr Canada. 32,V\’ollingtou St, East, Taxontvo DR. ORR, MAPLE, SURGE ON DENTIST, AURORA TORONTO. 573% silica}. A D PERRY, LEEE grand; £rga1, H. QUETTUN Sr. GEonGE. Ouk Ridges 9th & 24th of each moxii (hu‘ of the BEST '1‘;- No.14 Building & Loan uhnmbelsJS Toronto st. First Silver Medalist P roprietcrs - 140 In 883 T C MILLIGAN‘ Rear of the Central Bank ly-pf‘m KING Cer.â€"-â€"The tea and enter-(aim men: held here on Tuesday evening, under the auspices of the Methodist Church, was a success in every way. The chair was occupied by John Saigeon, Esq, who filled the position in fine style. Rev. J. A. Rankin delivered one of his profitable and interesting ad- dresses, and Miss McDowell, of Aurora, rendered two recitatious in a manner which delighted all her hearers. Miss Simpson, of Newmarket, sang several selections during the evening and won the admiration of everyone. The Rich- mond Hill Choir provided most. excellent music for the occasion, and altogether the evening’s programme was thoroughly 0‘ jnyed. 0 0 3 0 1â€"16. Some fine playing was dune by men on both sides, Dr. Wiison especially, behaving played a. splendid game from the beginning. CURLING MATCII.â€"The playing for a silver cup was commenced on Tuesday afternoon, 1he ice being in a most exâ€" cellent condition. Messrs. D. Boyle (skip), II. A. Nicholis, W. D. Atkin- son,scored:â€"~3 012 4 1 2 0 0 21 1 1 2 0 0 4 1 0 4 0â€"29. Messrs. Wm. Atkinson (skip), Geo. Tyndall, Alex. Moodie, W A. Sanderson, scored: â€"03000005'10000012 CITY COMMISSIONERS.â€"~The Toron- to License Commissioners have at last been appointed in the persons of: Wil- liam Barclay McMurricl), Thomas Flynn (of L. Coflee & Co ,)and Alexan- der E. Wheeler (of Wheeler & Bain.) It will be noticed for some strange reaâ€" son the personnel of the board is com~ pleter changed. APOLOGYrâ€"vln our list of the cosâ€" tumes worn at the opening carnival, here, three weeks ago, We stated that Mr. Ted. Lynett represented “Jack the Ripper.” That statement was not correct; the name should have been Mr. Tiny Lyons. We hope this apolo- gy will be accepted by the interested parties. STRICTLY LOYAL.-â€"â€"We notice The Steele Bros. 00., Seedsmcn, King Sbil Toronto, have in their Catalogue hoisted the Canadian Flag, with the motto ” Quality First ” and have nailed it to the mast. They evidently recognise the fact that the farmer is “ the bone and sinew " of the country, judging by the illustration. SINGULAR.â€"The Globe of Tuesday states that The County deputation, ap- pointed to confer with the City Council deputation, says the resolution passed at the last County Council meeting in regard to abolishing toll-gates did not mean what its face called for; MONTHLY FAIR.â€"â€"The monthly fair held here yesterday was only fairly Well attended; howaver, sever lrsales were ma_«je.by farmgrs at; SOLD ms PRACTICE.‘~.â€"We under- stand Dr. Orr, of Maple, has sold his practice to Dr. Euston Sisley, we do not know further particulars, except the doctor intends removing to Toronto. THE “ COMET " of West Toronto Junction, has reached us much improved in appearance and enlarged in size, showing a healthy state of things. But candidly we do not like so much small type, STAMPING of all designs on cloth, plush, or any other material done at. the HERALD Office, cheap. Leave your orders. - MUNICIPALâ€"Messrs. Wilson and Humberstone were nominated on Mon- day to contest for the Reeveship of York Township. Constipation And Headache. EA R SHiS.â€"â€"I sutfered with constipa- tion and headache, and got, a bottle of B. B. B. on trial, and found it did me so much good that I got several bottles, and it proved a sure cure. MRS. ROBERT TAYLOR, Shipka P, 0., Ont. DIVISION COURT will be held here in the Court House, next. Wednesday, the 12th March. GOOD sweet farmer’s lard at the Conâ€" crete. THE VAUGHAN Council meets next. Tuesday, the 11th of March, at 10 am. WASH embroidery silks and other kinds for sale at the HERALD store. 1 H I“ I {I l 1'1" P. Rowen &Co's Newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce st.)where advertis- ing contracts muv be made for it IN NEWYORK The date printed on each paper denotes the time when the subscription expiresa We {anm hold mlrkaelves responsxme 102‘ me omnmus of our Correspondents. CATARRH, winner-ML Dumasâ€"HAY Ftvtn' A NIW 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 catsrrh, 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. 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, Canada.-â€"Toronto Globe. Sufierers from Catarrhal troubles should barefully read the above. No. ‘19 Localsâ€"Atkinson & Switzer J'IS PAPERS Local and General. , ‘19 WholeSNo. 1652 Velma 31. THURSDAifiiXRCfi 6, ’90. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. @132 “gm; Wmld. Richmond Hm. Ont. lnqy be 391m}! 01} me at Goo Miss Teefy Minnie Reddith Mrs W I) Atkinson Suddie Palmer Miss F S Walker Jennie P Cumelcu M A McConaghy Everette Law Miss A Pugsiey Hurry Sanderson (m1 Father Time Miss Percival ‘8 Byer Lizzie Kenncrsiev Mary Kenuersley Miss Moodie M Duncan: BAND CARNIVAL.â€"Last night the rink was crowded with skaters, the grea- ter part of which were in costume, and the ice was in most excellent condition. The number of' spectators seemed to be in excess of' that at the opening carnival a few Weeks ago, while the competition for priZes caused a large number to go to no little expense and trouble to apâ€" pear in grand costume. The Band provided lots of good music which helpâ€" ed to make the affair what it wasâ€"a decided success. The prizes for best costume and skating were awarded as follows, Gent’s costume. lst, Mr. Fred Keeeh, “ Spanish Kingf’ 2nd. Jay San- derson, “ Don Quixote." Lady’s, 1st, Mrs. F. Keech, “ Gipsy Queen”; 2nd. Miss Morgan, “ Woman of Samaria." Boy’s costume, Joe Keeflex‘ “ Snowâ€" shoer.” Girl’s, Edith Swilzer, “ God- dess Of Music.” Best gentleman Ska- ter. lst, Jay Sanderson ; 2nd, W. Washington. Best ladv skater. 1st, Miss Langstafi; 2nd, Miss Daniels. Below will be found a partial list of the costumes 2â€"- EXTRA ground sugar, powdered sugar, granulated sugar, Paris lumps, and yellow sugars, extra vulue,at the Concrete. REV. ROLPH BRECKEN.â€"â€"Last Sab- bath the annual Minsionary sermons were preached in the Methodist Church, here, when large congregations were present to listen to the able discourses of the Rev. Rolph Brecken, of the New Brunswick Conference. In the morning he read a lesson from Isaiah the 35th chapter, and addressed his congregation on the words : “ Also I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, and who will go for us ? Then said I. Here am I; send me,” found in the 6th chap. and 8th verse of the same book. In the evening, instead of preaching: a sermon, he delivered an ex-â€" cellent address on foreign missions. dealing at length with the work since its commencement up to the present day, and showed the great necessity of carryâ€" ing on this work with still greater force. The subscriptions and collections, we understand, amounted to over $99.00. To OUR SUBSCRIBERSâ€"The SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT which appeared in our columns sometime since, announcing a special arrangement with Dr. B. J. KENDALL 00., of Enosburgh Falls. Vt., publishers of “ A Treatise on the Horse and his diseases," whereby our sub ' c M‘u‘bl‘eufio‘omeo' y o a aluable work FREE by‘ sending their address to B. J. KENDALL Co, (and enclosing a two-cent stamp for mailing same) is renewed for a limited period. We trust all will avail them- selves of' the opportunity of" obtaining this valuable work. To every lover of the Horse it is indispensable, as it treats in a simple manner all the diseases which afflict this noble animal. Its phenomenal sale throughout the United States and Canada, make it a standard authority. Mention this paper when sendingfor “Treatise.” N0 23 1F you want the newest and neatest things in Spring Millinery leave your orders at the Concrete. AGRICULTURAL MEETINGâ€"A Meet- ing of the Directors of the Richmond Hill and Yonge street Agricultural Soci- ety was held in the Council Chamber on Wednesday, 5th inst. The president, W. 'l‘rench, in the chair; T. F. Mcâ€" Mahon acting secretary in the absence of‘H. Nicholls. A sub committee was appointed to revise the prize list con- sisting of Messrs. Clubine, Legge, Lloyd, Pugsley, St. George, Trevethan, Boyc- ton, Elliott, Russell,which committee is to meet on the lst. Wednesday in April at 10 am. and the Directors will meet on the same day at 3 pm. On motion it was resolved that a committee be ap- pointed to solicit subscriptions and special prizes both in the city and villâ€" age. NOT RIGHT.â€"Wc understand a few days ago two representativcs of the meek and lowly Saviour of mankind. who when he was reviled, reviled not again, met by accident at the Thornhill post ofiice when some strong and forcible language passed between them. We should be glad to have a correspondent at Thornhill, for it is evidently growing in interesting scenes if not in population. 'J'ICKETs.â€"Tickets for the Richmond Hill and Yonge Street; Agricultural Fair are already issued and can be had at this office and from the Directors. It will be understood that at the concert “to take place on the evening of that day, persons having tickets for the Fair will be admitted without extra charge. TEMPERATUREâ€"This morning at “six o’clock the thermometer registered 10 degrees below zero. This is the coldest. snap we have had this winter. THE BEST place to get your printing done is at the HERALD office, where all kinds of job work are executeti in the best style and at low prices. Give us a can. FIREâ€"TWO roughcast houses belong- ing to a plasterer named Turner, situâ€" ated in the Township of York, just east of the Northern Railway, on Davenport Road, were burned to the ground on Monday at noon. THE PULPIT.-â€"- Mr. H. Atwood Per- cival occupied the Presbyterian Church pulpit, here, morning and evening, last. Sabbath, preaching two splendid serâ€" mons to a large and appreciative audi- ence. SOMETHING we’re never out. of at the ConcretenBurgains. LENTEN services will be held in the English Church here, next Wednesday evening at 7 o’clock. WHAT will they get up next is the cry of those who look over Mrs. Atkinâ€" son's millinery stock. Fortune Teller .A Quakeress Butterfly Japanese Lady} .A Bride , .Angel .Highlaud Lassie .Press Association Gipsy Henry 11’s Page .Cyruu Lyon Oriental Lady .Jnckny ,.Gm1dess of Liberty ..Night ..'1‘urkish Girl ..Japan_ese Lady SIR,â€"I did not “make either fun or derision ” of what he said “ on breathing.” So far from that, I agreed with it. i acknowledge that] did make fun of sum-- ing. which, if people would sleep with their mouths shut, as he counsels, would be abolished, as Mr. McCarthy wishes to be done with the official use of French in the North-West. In all civilized countries snoring is considered lawful food for mirth. Mr. Hutchison need not become “wild” at me. I no more “made fun or derision” of his views “on breathing” than Dr. Wild did when he preached on that subject. “ AS REQUESTED BY MR. HUTcmsoNl” Very possibly that gentleman. in his sermon. let off some joke about snoring. Hurr-rr-pooh. I also'confess thatI made fun of Mr. Hutchison’s remarks on breathing. because they were a square million of miles from what was, prot'essedly, his subject. His article was just like one of those which you see every day in the papers which begins with an account, any of the Falls of Niag-- era. the Pyramids of Egypt, or the Battle of Waterloo. You read it with the greatest interest, but. before you know where you are, you find yourself face to face with some inimitable soap, soothing syrup, anti-- rheumatic Oll, hair invigorator, or baking powder. I ‘-recollecled that this is a free country," and I “reasonany expressed my opinion on the important theme" of ‘Mr. Hutchison’s criticism of my criticism. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT men PILLS.â€" Debilimled Constitutions.~When climate, age, or hardships, have undermined the health, skin diseases are prone to arise and augment the existing weakness. Holloâ€" way’s medicaments daily prove most service- able even under the most untoward circum- stances. This well-known and highly-esâ€" teemed Ointment possesses the finest bal- samic virtues, which soorbe and heal with- out inflaming or irritating the most lender skin or most sensitive sore. Holloway’s Ointment and Pills are infallible for curing bud legs. varicose veins, swelled ankles. erysipelas, scaly skin, and every variety of skin disease. Over all these disorders Holloway's remedies exert a quick and favorable action, and, where cure is possiâ€" ble. gradually but certainly arrive at that consummation. They are invaluable in the cure of scrofnla and scurvy. II DIV Aggregate... . 928 Average ...... 46:8 20 III DIV. Aggregate 726 Average 362320 TOTAL FOR ALL THREE Aggregate. ...2353 Average.... ..117:13-20 Moved by Mr. Lynett, seconded by Mr. Switzer, that Mr. Browulee be re-engnged as Caretaker for another year at the same salary.â€"Carried. Gored ‘By A Cow A fine colt belonging to Mr. Peler Lind- eny, of Nixon, Ooh, was badly booked by a cow. Two bottles of Hagyard's Yellow Oil cured it. This invaluable remedy should bein every house. It cures cuts, sprains, bruises, burns and all pains and aches in man or beast. Members present :â€"Messrs. John Brown (chairman), Switzer, McConagby, Nuugh-- ton. Cr Glass, and Lyuen. r " previous meeting were It was moved by Mr. Lynett, seconded by Mr. McConnghy, that the following bills be paid :-â€"J, Nesa. wood for High and Public Schools. $112 50; Warren Hewison, painting a blackboard for the High School, $l.â€"Carried. I DIV. The regular montb'y meeting of the Board of Education was held on Monday afternoon at the School. The notice of motion made by Will D. Atkinson, to change the word first wherever it occurs in By-Law No, 4 to the word second, was taken up, be moving the same and C. McLean seconding it. After some discussion the motion was put to the meet-- ing and declared carried. The reporls of attendance for February were then read :â€" To the Editor of the Herald â€"Frank Jenkins, 3 proposed member, was then bailoted far and declared elected. Meeting adjourned. Moved by -W.-l).-Alkinson, seconded by A. Wright, that G. McDonald, J. Pipe}. amiW. H. Bundy be re-insta;ed.â€"Q§rried. The Auditors' Report was read which showed the total receipts to be $466.86. and expenditure $195.10, leaving a balance on hand of $271.76. On motion of A. Wright, seconded by C. Wiley, the Auditors’ Report was received antifadopfitfied. Wm. ‘Wiley, Wm. Savage, and Ernest Reiditt yvgre pioprosed {is new members: _ The minutes of la-st meeling and meeting of Execuuve were read and approved. The Concert. Uommiueevimnded in a report showing a. balance of assets over liabilities of $41.29. The last regular meeting ofthe Richmond Hill Fire Brigade was held in the Council Chamber on Monday evening, March 3rd. Scotland Yet. “ CAN highly recommend Hngyard’s Pectoml Balsam. It cured my daughter of a cough she had been troubled with ever since she was little. She is now 12 years old." Mus. M. FAIRCHILD: Scotland, Ont. , Named Raceâ€" Minnie Burke ..... Lady Bunker McDonald .. Midnight. Sandy .. 2:38 Classâ€"â€" Pat. Murphy.. Poor H. Boy.. Doddridge.... Munshaw. 42 lbs. Gold D1 35 “ Best R‘ 18 “ Good Y 16 “ Fresh I at the Concrete. TROTTING limesâ€"The weather of yesterday was all that. could be wished for to entice sportsmen to attend the trotting races at Bond’s Lake, and acâ€" cordingly a big turn out was there, busses having been run from New- market, Aurora and this village. The track was in excellent condition for trotting and the whole thing passed off well. The Judges were Messrs. Chas. Newburn, Newmnrket, Geo, Harper and Briggs, Orillia. My critic 'saya " To use Mr. Feuwick's Méeting adiourned. MR. HUTCHISON’S SPICY LETTER. Aggregate Average ... Aggregate for month ......... Number of Pupils on Roll Daily average .. lbs. Gold Dust Cornmeal for $1 “ Best Rolled Oats “ 1 “ Good Yellow Sugar “ 1 “ Fresh Bosina Prunes “ 1 Time-42, :39}, 41 Timeâ€"522, 52;, b4. 53¢, 57. Fire Brigade Meeting. School Board. PUBLIC SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL 58 699 35 9‘24 52 46 :1-5 dr. 00 00 OTICE is hereby given in pursuance of 800. 36 (if (limp. 110 of the Revised Stut- utes of Ontario, t-lmt 11.11 creditors and other persons having claims against the Estate of Edmund Sanger, late of the Township of Vaughan, in the County of York, deceased, who died on or about the ‘27th day of May, 1889, are requested on or before THURSDAY, the First Day of MAY, 1890, to send by post prepaid to Robert Marsh or John Duncan, Executors to the Estate of the said Edmund teager, a. statement in Writing of their names and addresses, full particulars of their claims duly attested, and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them. And further take notice, that after the fluid First Day of May, 1890, the Assets of the deceased may be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of Which they shall have received notice, and the said Executorn will not be liable for the Assets, or any pnrt thereof, to any person of whose claim they shall not have hurl notice at the time of the distribution of mid Assets. ROBERT MARSH, } E‘ JOHN DUNCAN, ‘ Dated this 17th day of February. 1890’, at Richmond H11)! w A OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of Section fill, of Chap. 110, of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that all Creditors and other persons having chiinis uguinst the Estate of MELINDA CLARK, Jule of the Village of Richmond Hill, in the County of York, deceased, who died on or about the 28th day of November; 1889, are requested on or before MOND AY, the Second Drty of JUNE, 1590. to send by Post, prepaid. to Robert Marsh, Executor for the Estate of lhe su‘id Melina“ Clurk, a statement in writing of their names and addresses, full par- ticulars of their claims duly attested. and the nature of the securities; (it any) held. bv them. And further take notice that on and after the said 2nd of June, 1‘90, the Assets of the deceased may be rlisiribiitcd amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard onlv to the claims of which the Executor shall have received notice, and the Executor will not be liable for the Assets, or (my part thereof, to {my person of whose Claim he shall not have httd nr-tice at the time of distribution of the said Assets. ROBERT MARSH, Dated at Richmond Hill, EXECUTOR Dated at Richmond Hill, 18th Feb. 1890. EXECUTORS’ NfiTIEE T” EHEHITHHS 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 prompth attended to EXECUTOR’S NTIEE TEE BREWERS. â€"THORNHILL, ONT~â€" This powder never varies. A marvel of purity strength and wlmlesmneness. Moro economical than the ordinary kinds, and cmmot be sold in competition with the multitude of 10W test,short weight alum or phosphate powders. Snld 0111 in cans. ROYAL: BAKING POWDER Co., 106 Wal St, N.'Y. Misn Emma Sanger, of Bickuor Place, here, 9111‘ barked from New York, in the Teutonic, yoster day (Wedneaday) for Rams-gum, England. Six Years’ Suffering. I was nouhled with dyspepsia for six years. Four years ago I got a bonle of B. B. B. from your agent, Mr. John Pearce, of Parry Harbor, which I considered com- pletely cured me. A return of the symp- toms about five weeks ago, however, was promptly removed by using only part of another bottle, and I feel as well as ever I did in my life. MARY E. Dowum, Parry Harbor, Ont. Miss Stewart, of Bradford, is visiting at Lor- ridge Farm. Miss Muckié, of Toronto, is visiting at her grandmother's, Mrs Sterling. Messrs B Faulkner and D Fisher, of Toronto, spent last Sunday with Mr Beuj. Redditt. Miss Fraser, of North Toronto, is staying at the Manse. A Pleasmg Discovery. SUFFEREI) with neuralgia and obtained no relief until advised to try Hagyard’s Yellow Oil, Since then I have found it to be an admirable remedy also for burns, sore throat and rheumatism. Mus. F. CAMERON, 137 Richmond at. W. Toronto, Ont. He who wishes to make the lion. Mr. Mowat out to be a rogue, will need to rise very early. He has a long and a hard day’s work' before him. At the close, he will have much less to show for his work than the Chinaman had after he had filed down a large bar of iron to make a needle. The viewa which I indirectiy express in the practical lessons at the end of my for-- mer article, are unchanged. " It is more than the Premier of Ontario dare do, or face me successfully on a public platform." This sentence is somewhat “mixed.” It is like a passage from an “after dinner” speech, in which (he orator speaks,at one time.of “those dingsxisguished authori'ies Thickens and Dackeray,” and, at another time of “those dauthorished ex» tinguishere Dackens and Thigkeray." He says, “I compliment Mr. F. on his bravery entering into the lists hereon” (on what ?) “with an experienced essay writer in scores of newspapers." This “experi- enced essay writer.” etc., is, of course, Mr. H. l have, according to him. “braved the lion in his den.” Am not I proud of hav-- ing done so? Yes, indeed I am. I clap my head. But Mr- Hutchison should give me more than mere compliments. He should give me a pair of whiteâ€"ahâ€" “breeks,” like the Hon. Mn, Mercier’s. He might, at least. give me a gingerbread Vietoria Cross “For Valour.” I would not refuse some "sweeties,” if there were nothing worse than sugar in them. lingoâ€"‘yer bet yer life on iL.’ ” He should have “recollected that (his is not a free country” to accuse one falsely. I never use such language. I leave the use of it to horSe jockvys and those of'like tastes. M r. H. should have followed his own counsel md kept his mouth shut when he purposed using the language which I have just quoted. Elder’s Mills, Ont. Absolutely Pure. “m. wzimn~ RpYA saw ‘ B .-w on! 3;. ii]. Qinllmwuglx, Veterinary Su rgeon. Society Notes . T. FENWICK‘ } EXECUTORS Partnership Notice. QCPParties from a distance getting Sale Bills' printed can have them done in time to take home the same day. #Sanderwn Brosnétâ€" We are prepared to do all kinds of Plain and Ornamental ~Printing at the LOWEST PRICE and on theâ€"- Shortest Notice possible. 'LOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, " Perfumes in Great Varietyâ€"â€" HAIR, NAIL, AND TOOTH BRUSHES. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK. DRUGGISTS. ‘HERALD’ OFFICE, 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. Advertisements of this class are inserted in the Toronto \VEEKLY MAIL for Five Cents a word each insertion, or Twenty Cents a. word for five insertions, Address THE MAIL. Toronto. Canada. I’BESIDENT ‘ Rt Hon Sir John AlMacdonald, PC, GCB VICEâ€"PREBDDENTS Geo Gooderham, Esqzwmiam Boll, Esq MANAGING Dmnc'rou:â€"J no F Ellis, Esq LIFE INSUEfll’éEE I}?! Authorized Capital and other Assets over $2,000,000. Atkinson So Switzerq The Business at the Concrete, in all its Departments, will be carried on with increased Vigor. We trust by strict attention to the wants of customers and by giving Quality and Value in Goods that cannot be beaten, to merit a con- tinuance of the liberal patronage given to the old Firm for the last quarter of a century, w a When I say Cure I do not mean ' i ” merely to stop them for a time, and then have them return again. I M EA N A RA D I CA L c U R E . I have made the disease of Pi Epilepsy or Falling Sickness a life-long study. Iwarrant my remedy to Cure the worst cases. Because others have failed is no reason for not now receiving a cure. Send at once for a treatise and a. Frec'Bottle of my Infauiblc Remedy. Give Express and Post Office. It costs you nothing for a trial, and it wiii cure you. Address :â€"H- G. ROOT. M.C., Branch Office. [86 WEST ADELAIDE STREET, TORONTO. Use The Manufacturers’ All accounts on my Books to the above date will be paid to me, and a settlement either by Cash or Note is required. All Claims against me I will settle. I take this opportunity of thanking my numerous customers for their liberal patronage in the past, and soliciting for the new Firm a. continuance of the same. The Business heretofore carried on by me at the Concrete House, Richmond Hill. will, on and after the lst day of March, 1890, be carried on under the Firm name of ATKINSON 8L SWITZER. Winter Balm for chapped hands. 7 Its purifying and healing properties renders the Skin soft. and silk-like in its textures. M. H. KEEFLER, Agent, RICHMOND HILL TORONTO. Job Printing! RICHMOND HILL. . ATKINSON. FOR‘ AND ALL SUMMER COMFLAINTQ‘ AND FLUXES OF THE B'OWELS: IT IS SAFE AND RELIABLE FOR» CHILDREN OR ADULTS.’ DR. FG‘WLEHS gEXT: one New: L D ‘-' 8y mall to any Iiiâ€"dy-sâ€"eriâ€"dinEus her post omce address. Wells. Richardson& 00.. Montreal. THflUSANDS 0F BOTTLES GIVEN AWAY YEARLY. RICHMOND HILL iiiéléri [17511136 ‘0 L: I C ’efl» R AM PS EARRHGEA‘ YSENTERY HéOhERA‘ CURES