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We want réiiublo,enc1'getic men' 1‘70 so)! on Nursery stock; previous expcneuce not neces- wry; m 3" 1mm with tact and unergy cam subceed; terms liberal ; either salary or commission ; out. fit free. Our agents have many advantages, such as selling home-grown. hm (1y Cunndinn StOka. Choice New Speciflfies, which are of value and can only be soamrad firm: us, finch as {L cmnplete list of NEW RUSSIAN Al'l’lzld N, the ILI’I'SOS '3 “ an, SAUNDERS PLUM, HILMURN HASP BERRY, MUORE‘S lKU-l‘mmul BLACK CHAM- PION CURRANTS, MOORE’S DlAMOND GRAPELEto” Etc “'2 the given particular attention to the pars. vognuon of HARDY VARIETLEs suitable to the Efiurthem Sdotimls of Canada. For terms apply to J (1L2 mas‘ Of London, England, ' Sir Wm.McArthur, K C M G, M. I’,"ex-Lord Mayor bf London, President. W W Baynes,Esq.F I Afiecretary Réae‘rve Fund: . .4 .. .‘.$1'0,000,900 Annual Income’ . . . . . . 1,600,000 Invested in Canada. . . 1.200.000 Death claxms paid. . . . 10,000,000 . 'J'OP :11‘0 REFERENCES. John McDonn‘ld,Esq. “ C.J. Campbell, Esq., IIon. Smmtm-McMuster A. . Smith, Esq. James Metmlfn, Esq. Rev. Enoch \Vood, D. Loans_ ma de orlrgapurity of Company’s Policy at Gold Medalist and Honorary Member of the Ontario College of Veterinary Surgeons, _ ‘ Toronto. Richmoud' Hilrevevyr Wednesday and Saturday" . e \ v ufb’é-snoen. 011115 by Mail, Telephone, or otherwise promptly abbendcd to FOR SALE. REGISTERED, Emu Ems PEBIGREES. ' Oct 26. 1533â€"1 war This Houseis one of the Best’ Hotels to be found north of Toronto. Everything is managed .11 First Clnss Style. Sample Room for Commer- ciml Travellers. Good Stnbling and attentive nostlera. Terms, $1 per day. Proctor’s Bus leaves this Hotel to connect with all the N R R Trains going North and South. at 8 u. 111., 12 a. u. 5.10 p m. and 6.00 n m. ‘THORNH ILL, ONT-- FflNTHILI. NURSBHIBS. On Saturd aye. Money to Loan at Lowest Current Rates A‘G F LAWRENCE. T C MILLIGANL Nov 21th. 1884 Adelaide Street East, Toronto. Richmond. Hill Post. Office Every Saturday. LAWRENCE 81 MILLIGAN THE PALEMR HOUSE RICHMOND HILL. 3' Palmer, Prc . 6 per cent'interefi. V 7 Loananmde toChm‘eh Trustees, at Mow rate of interest. Send for prospectus. SHEET I “N I BULLS J SFullerton. W Cook, J R I PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN. Tor‘on’t‘o, May 29:11,.1884. 'I’oronfo Offices-N“ ‘4 B1“ chambers Richmond Hill Office- THE STAR 'degE'Jn 't'o‘the Nif. ‘éiefté’ Wom'an’é 136553;}: NY. City, and Visiting Physician to St. John’s. Honpital and Southern Dispensaries, Brooklyn. bFFICE 30mm until 10 0.11).; and from 6 to 8 pin Richmond Hill Aug 29th, 1869 ' ‘Vitalized Air for extracting. f will fill teeth without pain at; the lowest prices. Best. teeth on rubber $8, cheapest $6. Mar] Vicb Victoria S nuts .17.": Thomhil) ( alker's Hotel) glowgridge . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘ e n urg ...... Nobleton . . , . . . . . . . . . C.- H. RIGG-S,~ b. 'D. S., 3. 1:- Corner King & Yonge Sts., TORONTO. may still be consulted in any brfinch‘ ofr thB pro rim-on, as follows 25:;1 llichmond Hill .......... 9th 135 24th of each mow- Fullerton, Cook, Wallace & Maedbnald. LIFE , Assurancasmy Vitalized air always on hand at the places of appointment. It does away with the pan in attracting? »Dr Eusbon Sislev,B A and M B, Toronto ['ni- varsity. and M C I" s O,of M‘npk‘, mm of Toronto, has purchased the residence of Dr Orr, Mapleâ€"â€" will continue practice from same place. DR. “MI [3. LANGSTAFF: VITA Ll ZED A I. R ! Barristersfiolioitors. AGEN TS WA NTED- Office hours before 10 a in, 2 to 3 p m, 7 to 9 p m Thankful for the favors of the "on. susmu susuzv, MAPLE- (g, g]. (fiallunough, LAREBS'I! IN EA NADA.» Barristers, Solicitors, 61c. Ofliccs ' 'Richnoxbifimn, 0m: of Egooklyn 13:21), _f_qrmer1y Bash:th Veterinary Surgeon. CONVEYANCERS, ETC. Dr A ROBINSON. Sec.f& Treas.for Canada. 32;Wellington St, East, Toronto STONE 86 WELLINGTON, SURGEON DENTIST, AURORA 331mm. A D PERRY: genial, (3W1, YOUNG H. QUETTON Sr. GEORGE} Oak Ridges No.14 Building & Loan chamberaflé'mronto st. Doc Tsr‘mf this; places 9f Rear of the Ceutml Bunk 'J‘emonto, Ont J R Miller. pus}; I . years 1 y-p6m WIRE screening, all Widths, cheap, a4: ‘ 0'. Mason’s. BUSINESS was good-with our mer-s ‘lchanl-s on the 24th; - ad ll. Before eupitnl gets the hold upon our country that" it has upon the United States, the posh’?6n' of those who labor should be made unas’sallable. 9. Make Elections come on a fixed'day so that neither party could surprise the other by springing an election on :he country. With the above amendments the 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 11 home now desmme and-‘d'eso- lated would be made comfonable and happy. 10. ' Place the redistribution of conalilu- eheies in Ontario will) the Judges of the Copfi‘ofLAippeal. 12. Honesty, economy and efficiency in allidepartrmelfls. A Registration shonly‘bef‘ore E!ec- lions-twsavvlhe e!pense“mrd‘complicatiOns attending presehl system and:also a secret ballot. ' 7. The continuance of} tfie National Policy, so Long as the United States mainv tuip present znfl'mfltj, 8. I The preservaf‘ion‘ and development of mineral and timber interests. 2. Provincial Rights sheila be subor- dinate lo the interests of the Dominion at large. 3‘.‘ Abolisii the Separate Schools and have the Englixb language taught. to all cilizeus ‘ 5, Prohibition of the Liquor Tmflic and the placing of Iiicetmea, so long as they continue, and civil service appointments in die hands ofa Non-Partizan Commirzaon. No. 52 Whole Na: 1664 * 4. ,Ab'olish School Book monopoly and make Schools more efficient. TO THE EL EOTORS Your Vole and Influence is requested at (henext election in West. York for the Ontario Leislulu-x-e on the following plat- form:â€" The date printed on each paper denotes the time when the subscription expires. We (knot hold ourselves responsxme xpr thé ommons of our Correspondents. It will be impossible fot' me to call upon you individually during the present cam- paign, as our ennstitutency contains over three l-fiotisahd’ ele‘c’tors, and the election will take plia‘ca on the Nb of June. You are doubtless aware that I am and have been a resident of the electoral district of East York for the past fifty-five years. I submit that. it is lime that the farming community had a representative in the per- son of one of their own number. If elected 1 would advocate the total abolition of Separate schools; would insist upon all subjects of the Ontario Public school pro- gramme being taught in the. English lanâ€" guage; I would support the abolition of all exemptions from taxation. I solicit your support without regard to creed or pal-22v. and if elected Iwill be a ‘strenuous advocate of Equal Rights for all. 1. Equal Rights for all classes and weeds. Stand for Canada. before party in resisting Frenchranwd clerica! aggrfession, Localâ€"C Mason Localsâ€"Atkinson & Switzer , Painting or drawingâ€"Miss J Sealger‘ may be round on me at Geo . A P. Rowell & Co’s Newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce st.)where advertis- ing contracts may be made for it IN NEW YORK JOHN GIBSON, GENTLEMEN,â€" I shall‘ forward to you for your perusal a copy of the correspondence between his Grace Archbishop Cleary, of Kingston, and Mr. Meredith, the leader of Her Majesty’s Loyal Opposition. I shall also send a copy of Mr. Meredith's several speeches, which I would ask you to ex- amine. as they embody and fully set forth the platform of which I am an ardent and unqualified supporter. Yours respectfully, As Representative for East York in the Ontario Legislature. ' EQUAL RIGHTS. Your Vote and Influence are respepthllly requested for T0 the Electors of West York. Election, Thursday, June 51h ’90 Of the East Riding of York: Local and General. SEE Atkinson & Switzer’é change of SCHOOL BOARD meets? next Monday. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. THURSDAY, MAY, 29 ’90. We 2mm 35mm. new ADVERTISEME‘flTs. D. W. Clendenasn. JOHN GIBSON. Yours. &c., Volume 31. The lacrosse game on the '24lh was wit- nessed by a. large number of spectators. The silver cup was won by lhe Mail’lhnds. After the presentation the clubs were given a good tea, at which they expressed them- selves as very well pleased with the pleasant day (hey had passed in our pretty village. The concert. and lea. in Ibe evening was well palronized. There was some disap- pointment at lhe non-appearance of some of the persons expected. Miss Scovy. eloculionisl, from Toronto, gave three selections which she rendered in a very‘ pleasing manner, and was hem-lily encoreth each time. ' ' r Some of our young ladies went fishing the olher day. I think from accounts they would be more successful as disciples of the same order as Simon Peter. ANNANLAB II.~ Great Bruce of Markham sat himself down In a reckless mood to \vrile Although a canny old Scolcbman He’s a cunnier Mowalile‘. He says a lie has been spread‘abo‘fl; To help lo put. Friend Mowat 011', A greater lie has Robert 161d About his priceless vote unsold. He says he’d rather lose his' hand‘ Than not by his friend Mowat standj But if he to the test were brought M’owat would poll another 0. CANADA'S BURIED WEAIJTH.â€"Decp down in the earth, our country has stored thousands of natural fertilizers in the shape of Apati‘te or phospheric rock which when pulverized and chemically treated is converted into a valuable plant food,under the name of superphosphates. Remarkable results have been produced both on farm and garden by the judiéâ€" cious use of' ah0ve, with nitrate of soda; which materially advances early and robust growth. Ten fiyears ago nitrate of Soda was a drug "on the Liverpool markets,but torday it with our Canadian phosphates finds enormous sale, and is sent to England in slupsloads. Uur farmers and gardeners here are new beâ€" ginning to awake to its gent value, and are using it with marked success, find- ing that it pays. Here will be found the solution of the question, what to do with worn out farms, and how to make the farm pay ? The Steele Bros 00., Toronto, offer the above in their handé some 1890 Catalogue. The Misses Andergon, of Toronto, form~ erly of Newton Brook, were out visiting their old friends. Something people of Nev‘vlon Brook “ould lifi '0 know: Which is the greater crowbait, [he “ pony " or the ” Young Man ? ” ' CRICKET,~â€"At; a meeting of the CrickctUlub held on Monday evening last,a committee was struck for the par pose of' making all necessary arrange-5 ments for the laying of a crease im-- mediately and it was decided to play the first match of the season on one week from Saturday next, between the mar- ried and single men of the club.- ‘ NOT JUST.-â€"Mrs. Kerswell, of Temp- eraneeville, called upon us a few days ago, and desired us to express through the paper that in her opinion and in the opinion of others, the judges’ decision in the boys’ race on horses on Fair day was wrong, unfair, and unj'ust,and thinks it ought: to be run over again, or else given to the one Who came in first. His OPINIONâ€"One of the ofiicers of laoada’s New Party writing to a cor-â€" respondent says: “ Personally I enter-- tain the very highest respect for your candidate Mr. Clendenan and believe of the two candidates that are seeking the support of the electors, that Mr. Olen- denan is the most desirable one, andlif elected he will prove to be a man that will have the courage of his convictions, and do what ,he believes to be in the best interest of the electors.” Our town has again selfled down to its usual peace and quietness. ’ SERVICES will be held in the English Church here, next Sunday, morning and evening, at 11 and 7. Mrs. Irvin‘s house has been renied by 11 Mr. Hi” who is going to work in the stone’ Ware factory. NEXT Wednesday will be bargain day at Will D. Atkinson’s. See ad. MISS J. Seager is prepared to give lessons in painting or drawing. See ad. THE Methodist Church held their annual dinner and tea on the 24th, [and we belie“ Were liberally patronized. 1n summer’s heat end winter’s freeze, There’s nothing will thy throat appease, There’s nothing will lhy palate please. No, not the sweets of honey «bees. Nor ruddy wine upon the lees, As will a brew of our CHOICE TEAS. ’ Atkinson & Switzer. PARIs.â€"-On Thursday night last the view of the wonderful city of Paris on 200 square feet of canvas, was well worth the price of entrance. “The Masonic hall was fairly full and the description by Mr. D. “7. Campbell was interesting and entertaining, especially to the younger portion of the audience. WE WILL issue on Wednesday even- ing of' next. week. All changes in adâ€" vertisements will please be made in time. SATURDAY was a dayâ€"andua-half at the Fire Proof. Special bargains Were offered and the Richmond Hill band was engaged for the occasion. A SUCCESS. -â€"-a The Presbyterian Church held their annual dinner and tea on the 24th, and their anniversary services on Sunday, the 25th. The proceeds including the collection on Sunday, amounted to the neat sum of $145. BRIGADE MEETING.â€"A special meet- ing of the Fire Brigade will be held 90-- night for the purpose of considering the invitations tendered them to attend the Tournament and Summer Carnival to be 'held in Gnlt on June 12th and 13th, and the Summer Carnival at. Toronto, Julyan. AN UPSET.-â€"-On Monday last while backing a team of horses attached to a light wagon out of the Grand Central Hotel shed, the driver made too short a turn and resulted in a general spill out. The occupants, consisting of the driver, two ladies and a child, stranger to say, all escaped serious injury. 0 WOMAN ! in thine hour of ease, Newton Brook. SEPARATE Scho’OL-Ghmwus. CLASS 7â€"HORSESâ€" Single Carriage horse in harness, lst W G Soules, 2nd El'emuel firmer; Span of roadsters, 2nd John Kelly, Single roadster, lstJohn I’almer, 2nd Jas Robb; Saddle horse. 13! R Kerslake, 2nd R Elliott; Sing'e driving horse, let John Palmer, 2nd E Draper; Farmer’s specialâ€" Diiving horse. [at Elemuel Draper, 2nd W G Soules. Single driving pouy, lst Miss Jennie'Pulmer, 2nd R. Pugsleyp CLASS 5“â€" ROADSTER BORSESâ€"Slalllon. aged‘, Est- W R. Proctor; Stallion, 2 years old, lst Jn‘rin Palmer. 2nd A Wright; Stallion, 1 year old, list John Palmer, 2nd John Wiudross; Brood mare, aged. 1st and 2nd “John Palmer; Filly, 2 years old, Is! JasWVeller. 2nd Robt Thompson; Filly,l year old, lsl Dr Willmotl‘I 211d H F Hop per; Specials~ Spring horse colt by Hod- ge‘n, given by: W R Proctor, l‘st John Palmer; Spring filly by Hodgen, given by W R Proctor, lst John Palmer. Cerss 4â€"CAmUAGE HORSESâ€"Stallion, aged, lat Wm Marsh; Stallion, Slyears old. lat. S U Snyder; Stallion, 1 year old, 13: J39 Blown, 2nd W & A Wrigbl, Filly 2 years old, lst Jacob Lines; Filly, 1 year old. lst Jns Brown. JUDGESâ€" Messrs, Jas Gobeil. TEE WEEMBIRTHW ‘CLAss 3â€"GENER'AL PURPOSEâ€"Stallion. aged, 2nd Jonathan Brillinger; Stallion, 1 year old, lst Henry Rumble, 211d Thomas 1" Boymon 6L Sons; Brood mare, aged. lst 'J'hos F Boynton, 2nd Geo. Forester, Filly. 2 years old, lsL Robert Whittaker. 2nd P Macklem; Filly,l year old, lat Geo Fox'- ester, 2nd‘Thos F Boynton; Span of horses in harness, lst F Marsh. "In‘viewing the exhibits in the hall our notice was Especially drawn to that. of Mr. J. H. Stonehouse, of Hagerman. agent for the New lltxyilfonerSewitig Machine in this district. The specimen was certainly a novelty and a very complete machine. It is constructed in such a manner as to render it when not in use for sewing purposes useful as a writing desk, etc.. and iii Fact is quite an ornamental as well as useful article. 'OLAss 2â€"CANADMN DRAFTâ€"Stallion aged, 2nd T1108 F Boynton & Sons; Stallion 3 ye‘uis old, let Alfred Kefl'er; Stallion, 2 ' years old' ls: John Cox, “2nd W Foote; Stallion, 1' year old, lst W J Howard. 2nd" Richard Casely; Brood mare, aged, lat Jas Russell 51. Bros.. 2nd John Bone; Filly. 2yeara old, lst Thomas .G-lendining. 2nd Jas Russell & Bros; Filly, 1 year old. lat. James Russell (‘2 Bros, 2nd Smart Wilcox; Span of horses in harness, 1st Jas Wells, an P. Boynt‘on. Specialâ€" Cart horse in harness; by E. loam-8,1“ Jyns Russell & Bros. Special-Yeurling .Colt by l'iiclimond,~ given by John Palmer, 18!, Stuart Wilcox; 2nd W Millikan. Prdhxinently among those present we nQIice Mr. G. B. Smith, ex-M.P.P.; Dr, Gib mour, ex~M.P.P.; Mr. John Gibson, Con- servative Ca’fididute furlhe Local House for East York; Mr, Craig. Editor of the Canadian Live Stock J‘oarnwf, of Toronto; Messrs Simpson Rennie, Geo. Keith, Jas Armstrong and Wm Cook, of Toronto. CLASS 1~1MP0RTED DRAFTâ€"Stallion aged. 151; James Russell & Bros.; Stallion 3 years old, 15! Donald Watson; Stallion 2 yearn old, lat and 2nd James Russmll & Bros; Stallion l year old, Is! Jas Russell ($7 Bros Special~8prinfz Colt by Paellax given by B Brillinger, Is! John Tyndall. Mr. Joseph Duncumb, Photographer, Newmalkel, had. a splendid exhibit of photographs, cabinets. views. etc., for which he wae awarded a first and second prize. PrlzeList. HORSES. Julifiksâ€"Mvéssrsr Ar‘hur Joilnson, Philip Jeffrey and Simpson: R'enni’e. ‘4 I Messrs. A. Fleury & Sons, of Stoufi'vil!e, had on exhibiCion a dog-power churn and a twin plow which were very much admired}. Mr. Oscar J. Brown displayed. a number of New'WiHiams Sewing Machmes and a Bell C’rgan, for which he is the agent for this secxion; Mr. Trench}; (if the Richmond Hill carriage works. made an extensive display of carriages, etc.. which met with many remarks of commendalion. Messrs Savage A’c Nicholls, of Richmond Hill: ‘exhihited a lmy and grain elevator which attracted cansxdemble attention from the farmers G'ruin or hay is elevated by means of slings, placed on the wagon at regular distances throughout the load and are thus elevated by means of a horse and placed in the mow without altering the position in which it is loaded. I The Annual Spring Exhibition of the Richmond Hill and Yonge Street Agricul- tural, Society held on the park grounds in this place; on’ Saturday last, May 24th, was a prononnced success. The attendance was very good and the number of entries large. The exhibitalwe're above the standard in nearly every department and certainly, on the whole, was a very creditable exhibition. The horse ring especially presented a splen- did appearuné’é“ and was the source of rfiany complimentary remarks; I: f'eatnre, of which the Society ’may well feel proud. A performance, consisting of club-swingr Eng, slack-wire walking, juggling“ etc., under the management of (L H. Doren- wend, of Toronto, took place during the afternoon which was very good and al- tracted considerable attention . The Maple brass band was, in attendance throughout the day an'd enlivened the proceedings with their music. In the evening the conCert held in the Agricultural Hall under the auspices of the Society proved to be one of the most en- joyable and successful 'portions of the day’s proceedings. It was ’in every way a firstur class entertainment, the programme being executed in a style which did credit to the several performers, and met the hearty n‘p“ preciation of nearly twelve hundred persons who were present. Miss ldu Simpson, of Richmond Hill, Miss Maer Alexander and Messrs W. E. Ramsay, T. H. Litster and A J. Neill. of Toronto, all of whom are of eminent. ability, took fart, and each one in turn acquitted themselves in such a manner that we consider it almost unbecoming to make special mention of any. However. we may say, that Miss Maud Alexander, as a child singer is certainly a marvel, and her many prettyfland well selected songs won for her a warm place in the hearts of a Richmond Hill audience; and Mr. Ramsay. the well-known] comic singer, and universal favorite in this section, was received with rounds of applause at each appearance. On the whole the entertainment proved highly satisfactory to all interested, and the Society is to be congratulated upon the un- precedented success. Mr. Richardson, Ex- W‘arden, and Reeve of Scarboro, filled the éhair estimably. Miss Sena Fowler and Miss 'Jessie Simpson were the accompanists. NOTES. Mr. R. Siver made an excellent show of boots and shoes. ' IN RICHMOND HILL. A SUCCESSFUL FAIR. B'r3dén nud Geo COME to the HERALD Book and Cheap Fancy Store for your books, staâ€" tionery, embroidery. silks of all kinds and shades, Berlin, Zephyr, Andalusian and Saxony wools in‘ all colors; Moved by Dr. Wilson; seconded by Mr. Savage, that the assessment roll as amend» ed, be now passed as finally revised, and the Clerk is hereby instructed to certify the same, and it shall be valid and binding on all parties concerned. notwithstanding any defect or error committed"iu or with regard to said rollâ€"Curried. JUDGES- Mama. Wm. Liuten, Henry Jennings and Thos. Webster, CLASS 8â€"Durhamâ€"Bu‘ll, aged, la! and 2nd Jas Russell & Bros; Bull. 2 yours old. old. Ian G Kerswell; Bull,1 year old, lsl Jas Russell & Bros; ‘Cow, aged, 131 and 2nd Jan Rnsseli & Bros; Heifer, 2 years old, Island 2nd Jus Russell & Bros; Heifer, one year old, ls! and 2nd 339 Russell. Gradeâ€"Cow, aged. 15! Jus Russell & Bros; Heifer 1 year old. lst W & A erght, 2nd Thos Ludforfi. Jersey-43a“, 2 years old, lst McKinnbn Bros; Cow, aged, lat C Kerswell. “Holsteinâ€"Bull, 1 year old‘ lst Moved by Mr. Sandere'orr',~aeconded by Mr. Savage; that a dog b'e' entéred upon the assessmem roll as against-the assessment‘ of Jesse Goodâ€"Curried. First meeiing of the Court of Revision was held in the Council Chamber on Mon- day_lusl_. Brenls. 2nd Mrs ’l‘ Smyth; collection of ladies’ WOrk, lst Mrs Duncan ; worked toilet set, 1:11; and 2nd Mrs T Sinyth; worked panels, 1515 and 2nd Mrs T Smyth; embroidery with silk. Isl; and 211d Mrs '1‘ Smyth ; embroidery, Armsene, lst Miss Brains, 2nd Mrs '1‘ Sinyth; embroidery, Ksngs ingron, lst and 2nd Mrs ’1‘ Sniytll; embroidery Wit cotton, lst and 2nd Mrs 1‘ Smytli ; Worked slippers, lst Mrs T Smylh, 2nd Miss Breuls; tuble scarf, 13!; Mrs '1‘ Smytll, 2nd Miss Baculs ; crazy patch-Work, lst Mrs T Smyth, 2nd Mrs H Sund- ersou; chair tidy (silk), lst Mrs T Smytli, 2nd Mrs H Sanderson; sofa cushion, lst Mrs T Smytli ; Honiton lace, lst and 2nd Mrs T Smyth ; Point lacs, 15?; and 'J-ud Mrs T Smyth; piece work quilt} lzt Mrs T Sniytli, 2nd Miss Brculs ; fancy knit quilt, lst Miss Brillinger; colorod fancy wool knitting, lst Mrs T Smyth, 2nd Miss Bl‘flllfi; col- lection of plain knitting, lst Miss Breuls, 2nd Mrs T Siuyth; ladies’ underclotbing, 3 pieces. lst Mrs T Smytli, 2nd Mrs H Sanderson; Gent‘s fine Shirt. 15!; and 2nd Mrs T Smyth; collection of house plxrnts, lst L Innes 65 Sons; braiding with silk or cotton, lst Miss Breuls,2ud Mrs ’l‘ Smyth; pillowrslmms, 1st and 2nd, Mrs '1‘ meth; bracket lmnbrcquin, 2nd Mrs T Sniytli; plain Borlin wool work: lat and 2nd Mrs T Smytb; raised Berlin wool work, lst and 211:! Mrs' '1‘ Smyth ; Gaming on hose, lst and‘ 2nd MrsT Sniyth ; colxection of novelties. 1st Mrs ’1‘ Smyth; plain penmunship, 1st Miss F Brown; copy-hook, girl under 12, lst Edith Trevetlmn; neutesb patch on garment, lst Mrs T Smyth, 2nd Mrs H Sanderson; homespun yum, lat Mrs ’J.‘ Smyth, 2nd Mrs H Sanderson; Mexican embroidery, lst and 2nd Mrs T Smyth; home. made pickles, lsif Miss Brown, 2nd Miss Breuls; bottle of catsup, lst’ Miss Bieuls. GRAIN, FRUIT AND ROOTS. CLASS 16~Bcst dozen eating ripples, lst Joshua Sisley, N Spy ;- best dozon cooking apples, lst Mr H Sanderson, Baldwin '. collection of grain, 13!; David Lynett, 2nd R_ Elliott; collection of pota- That the Clerk is hereby authoriZGd to strike of? the roll one dog each. assessed to Joshua Lahmer and Jesse Mapes and a bitch assessed to Adner Reid, as the parties assure the Court that the dogs, etc., have been dclstroytedFCutried. JUDGESâ€"Miss Liuten, Mrs D James, Miss Elliotb,1\liss Page and Mr J Legge. bo’esfiéi“ Joni) Cnsely, 2nd 1': Elliott. JUDaEs~Messra George Keith and Stephen Wallace. Mr. Alki'nson moved that the following chugges be murdepnr the A‘ssessmentr R911: CLASS llâ€"Brahma. lst and 2nd W A Wright; Spanish, {st and 2nd W & A Wright; Houdan, ist and 2nd W & A ‘v'right; Durkings, lst Wm Padget 6: Sons; White Leghorn, hat and 2nd W d': A ,Wiig-‘hr; Brovm Leghorn, lst 'i‘hos Hardâ€" ing; Plymouth Rock. lst W&A Wright; Cochin, Isl and 2nd W d? A Wright; [nug- shan, lat Thos F Boynton; Wyandottes, 1st Thos F Boynton; Bantam, lst, i3 W'el- drick, 2nd R Thompson; Game, 151 WcC" A Wright; Duck and drake, 15! W & A Wright,2nd John Browu; Pair pigeons, bet. Thos Ludt‘ord. JUDGESâ€"Messrs Stephen Wallacev and Goo Keith CLASS 13â€"Bost1'l1bs mitten-given byE M Mqvnhy Son‘& (10,“;th Pudgct ;besb crock butter 10 1514, given by Ryrie Brostt Thos F Boyntou (S: Sons; best 10 lbs butter in 1b rolls,given by T Meredith (ECO, 151’ B ’Weldriuk; best 10 lbs butter in crock, given by O-‘ukHail, 15:; Thus F Boymton ; best. 10 lbs 1'01] butter, given by J A Simmers. lst B Weldrick ; best 10 lbs butter, given by ,Aetk-insont- & Switzui‘, 15!; John Cnseiy; best; 8 lbs Butter, given by H Russell, lst B \Vcldri‘ck; 4 lb 1011f, theâ€"mude breud, special, lat Miss Brouls, 2nd '1‘ Smythi CLASS 1-1â€"-Set single hnmessflst Ger McDonald; pair Scotch collars, lat Geo McDonald ; boots & shoes, 15:; R Sivers; collection of pnnel doors. etc. 13?; L Innes & Sons; assortment; of stoves and hiya-fame, lst Charles Mason ; assortment of furniture, 15f, P G Savage; suit of tweed. or wofsted. 15!; C ’l‘revethun. FINE ARTS AND LADIES' WORK. CLASS 15â€"Pnint.ing in oil on canvas, Isl: Miss Breuls, 2nd Mrs T meth ; painting on plush or velvey, lat Mrs‘Ifl Snudgfsgn, 23d M_ '1‘ Syn/tn: Members present- W. H. Pugsley, Reeve; Councillors Axkinson. Sanderson, Savage and Wilson, and each having sub- scribed and taken the out}: as members of the Court of Revision. look their seats. Mr. Pugsley in the chair. admifig on satin or silknlst' Mrs {I Sunder}an “'1”; pmutmg 0}} cyma, lat» ‘s J'UISfiESâ€"Messrs John Roe. Edward Martin and Leeds Richardson. F Gibson; Heifer. 2 years old, lat Duncan Bros. Herefordâ€"Bull, 2 years old. lst Chas Hohpes; Cow, aged, lst Chas Holmes: Heifer, 2' vem-s old, lst Chas Holmes; Heifer, 1_year 01d. lst Chas Holmes. Fat Cattleâ€"FM 0x or steer. Isl and 2nd W & A Wright; Fat cov‘." or heifer, lsc and 2nd Jas Russell & Bros. JUDGns~Messrs Thos. Teasdale and Mark Robih‘s‘on’. CLASS 9â€"Colswold'Ram, aged. 1st and 2nd Prfioynlou; Rum, 1 shear, 1st P Boyn- ton, 2nd Thos B” Boynton (f: Sans; Ewes. aged, lab and 2nd Tst F Buynton & Sons; Ewes. 1 shear, 1st and 2nd Thos F Bovnlo'n & Sons. Leicesterâ€"Ram, aged, INTI-(3&1? Boynlon &. Sons; Ram. 1 shear, ist and find The F Boynlon & Sons; Ewes. aged, Isl B Weldrick, 2nd Thomas F Boymou & Sons, Spe'pialâ€"Penlongi woolled sheep. ‘(st Thos F Boynlbn & Sims. Soulhdownâ€"Ram, “god, 1st and 2nd Rob: Marsh; Ram,1 shear, ISL and 2nd Robt Marsh; Ewes, nged, lst and 2nd Robt Marsh; lflwes,1 shem‘.1‘st‘ and 2nd Hob: Marsh. Specialsâ€"Pen m-‘ed‘mm-wonlled sheep, 1st Robt Marsh; Pair ewes, unsbm'n, mediumwooiled, Is! Robt Marsh. Fat sheep, Ist Thos F Boynton é So'ns, 2nd Rom Maxsh. CLASS lU-~Large-â€"Boar, I year or over, Ist 'I'hoa F Boyuton d": Sons, 2nd B Welâ€" drick. Boar, under 1 year, lst and 2nd B Weldrick; Sow. 1 year and over lat. I} Weldrick, 2nd 'l‘hos I" Boynton Sons; Sow, under 1 year. lst and 2nd Thos F Buynlon Sufi-"olkâ€"Buar. 1 year and War, 18! Frisby Bros; Buur, under 1 yem‘, Lst Thus F Boynton; Sow, 1 year and oVer, 153: Friiby Bros. Berkshireâ€"Boar, [ yenr and‘over, lat Flisb‘» Bros. 211d Wm Padget & SJns; Boar, under 1 year, Is: Flisby Bros, 2nd P Boynlon; Sow. one year and over, ls! Wm Paldget & Sons, 2nd 'J‘lms F Buyntnn; Sow. under 1 year, ist Wm Padge! 6L Sons, 2nd Friaby Bros. SWINE. JUDGES-Messrs. Th‘os. Teasdale' and Mark Robinson. JUDGESâ€"Mama. W. A. Sudduby, Salem Eckurdl and R. French. MECHANICS’ M ANUFACTURE S. Court of Rev1s10n. DAERY MDU’CE‘. POULTRY. CATTLE SHEEP. 1W THEFT. Clerk. Mrs Diékout, of Aurpm, was here..on the 2‘4th visiting her sister, Min", John i’nlm 4‘. ~ Mr. Henry Myers, of Barrie,wns here on the 24th. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips with their children, of Sharon, spent Saturday and Sunday last, in this village, visiting friends. Miss H0133, her niece and nephew, and Miss Annie Hollingsheud, of Tomato, were on a. visit at. Bicknor Place, on Sunday last. Mr. S. Savage, of Toronto, called in to see us on the 24th. WE LIFT UP OUR VOICE INSPEGT NIB STOCK. Mrs. 0.} Savage. of Toronto, spent the 24th with her parents. in this village. HUTCHINSONâ€"In Vaughan, on Friday, May 2131-6, the beloved Wife of Mr Wm. Hutchisoujn her 69th year. u The remains were interred in the Presbyterian Cemetery here, on Saturday lust. A @AEWT HMLEE; EAVETROUGRHG AND REPAIRING PROMP’E‘iLY'KTTENIIEH T0 TURKEY RED embroider cotton and embroider silks in all Shades for sale at the HERALD Store. Richmond : Hill : Hardware Store SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH. Everybne Should Try 0 secure good health. The great speci- fie for all diseases arising from disv ordered swmach, such as overflow of bile. sick lwadache, loss of appetite, nausea, palpitaliun. 'fndxgeslion, constipmion and all blood diseases is Burdock Blood Bitters Hundreds of p'eople owe their henllh to B. B; li, nature’s regulator and tonic. A Boon to Mankind. The quickest, surest and best remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia. lumbago, sore throat. soreness and. lameness, is Hag-â€" yurd’s Yellow Oil. ll aunclily cuxes sprains, bruises, burns. froslbiles, chilblains, etc. For croup, coldg. qujnsy, etc., take 10 lo 30 drops- on sugar, and apply the oil ex- ternally also, when immediate relief will resull.‘ ,The Ides of March. H LAST March mother caught a mVerl cold, Ierminaliug inavery bad cough. Everything we could hear of was tried without avail. Hagym-d's Pectorea Balsam was at lust recommended and pro- cnred. The first dose relieved, and one bottle entirely cured her.” Enosfled Wire, Barbed Wire, Galvanized Wire‘i~N’ai‘I’s, Garden Tools, Chums, Carpet Sweepers, Building" Paper, Scales, Hot Air Furnaces, Iron Roofing, Stoves, ’I‘inware of 3‘31 kinds, Pocket Knives, 'l‘able‘ Ctrfie'ry,‘ Carpet Felt, Cibtern Pumps, and all kinds oFHhrd-. wa‘re and Tinware. ....... , ,, ...-... .v. .. .....v,.....,,..u. have them return again._ I M EA N A BAD l CA I. c U R E. l have made the diseag'é‘of Fitu, Ep‘flopsy 0? Falling: fimbmcss a Kielâ€"ions: fivdy. I warn ant x‘ny remedy to Cure the within cases. Because others have failed ls‘ Jo réason for not now receiving a cure. Send at once fora treatise and a Free Bottle of my Infallible Remod . Give Express Ind Post Office. It costs you nothing for a. trial, and it will cure on y . A dress :â€"H. 0- 8001'. M-O., Branch Office. i136 WEST ADELAIDE STREET. TORONTO: MISS E. A. STKRNAMAN, Hespeler, Ont gwwwmfi TO THE EDITOR: Please inform our readers that I have a. positive remedy for the abo'w aimed disease. By its timely use t ousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cured. 1 she} be glad to send two bottles of my remedy FREE to any of our readers who have con-' sum tion‘ if‘ they wile send me their Express and Post 0. cc Address. Respectfully, P T. A. BLOOUM. M.O., IBG" west Adelaide Stu TORONTO. ONTARIO- THAT’S ALL WE ASK. Atkinson Xe Switz’er, IMPORTERsc To announca that we expect every man to do his duty by himself and family and come and- I=t’s a big thing and a good thing and~we want you to know it. Take our word just enough to come and see the Goods; In Seeing what- we’ve gotâ€"there’s positive loss in not doing so. That’s all for now; Society Notes. When he knows he has a good thing is eit‘her’ deficient in wind or Wisdom: DEATH. O. MASON. Well Adapted. HE effective action on the glandular system and the blnod. and the gen-o erul regulnling Ionic and purifying action of 15.13. 13., especially u'lapt it for the hilious, nervous, costive or scrofuglous. From 3 to 6 bottles will care all blood diseases from a common pim’ple lo the worst scxol'ulous sore. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.-â€"-In the c‘nmEp-lainta chuliar to females these Pills are un‘riralled Their use by the;_fair sex has beeotn‘a 5’0 constant for the removal of their ailments that rure is the household that is without them. Amongst all classes, mini the do- mestic servant to the peerespi, universal favour is acco‘td‘ed to these ren‘ovaling Pills; their invigorating and purifying propertied render them salfe a'nc‘r‘invnlimble in all cuties;l they may be taken by females of all ages for any disorganization or irregularity of the system, speedily, removing the cause. and restoring the sufferer to robust health. As h family medicine they are unapproachâ€" able for subd’uing the maladies of young and old. wAsrr embroidery silks and mixer kinds for sale at the" HE’BA‘LD store. Late pfipi'l' of Tq‘mnto Art School, desires toi form th’p public L'h‘ut She is prepared to give in' struction in Painting or drawing. at her home: or the residencoa of pupils. Termsâ€"$4.0010r 20 lessons. Richmond Hm, May 29th 1890 (’2 385 Sn id , ' Gold wuch .- Worth 8100. . Bell .85 watch in lhc world. Plrfod Iimekeepn. Wan-Med Inn" SOLID 00m hunting cneu Both ladiu‘ and nnl'l inn" with workl and an I’d) equal vnluv. 0N3 Plksoxln {each I‘M-HY cllg‘hltcllfll on! rec age: not w our n31 V ' and valuable line ninth-leth ' > V Samplel. The‘lé a'dfinpju, w H as the watch. {up fret; _A'll "15 W I I need do is «71th write we send you to thdu who emuâ€"yok- friends nnd neighbors 1nd thou; about yonâ€"nut-lwlyl ruqu in valuable Hide for us, which holdn for ya"! when once “and, Ind thul we nmremid, We pay all exp? "HEN. “15- An". you k’now all ' you know all, if 3'6u would I'ik'e to go in work {or In. you up; from to £60 per week and =- 'n‘. u > a. .9- earn (mm 3620 to $00 per week Anu upwnms. Auq;_ I Sun-on da 00.. Box 81 9, Portland, Mull? When I say Care I do not mean merely tgistop they: {9: antimgzmdilgen Tfififlgflfl'fls 0F BOTTLES GWEN AWAY YEARLY. MISS J’. SEAGER, VJ NOTICE. 3” LO .8 m2 9. _ Pm 3m. ESQ wimp! GURED' E cw m: an " Woth 8100. I 85 watch in thc world. Put”! 0 v R N a w {835 Solid , Gold wuch . Me I. DO 6‘2 t!