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RICHMOND '.HILI., ONT. (Late of Brooklyn N.Y.), formerly Resident Surgeon to. the N.Y. State \Vnuinn’s Hospital, N.Y. City, and Visiting Physician to St..John's Hospital and Southern Dispensaries, Brooklyn. OFFICE nouns until 10 11,111.; and from 6 to 8 pin Dr Euston $551033]? A and M B, ’.!‘omnt0 "Uni~ varsity, mm M (l 1’ S O, of anlu, 13.60 uf’I‘omn‘Lo, has purchased the rosfijdonc‘? (vf Dr Orr, Mapleâ€"- ‘m'll continua prucniw non) mum: place. Vltallzed Air for extracting. 1 will fill teeth without pain at me lowest prices. Best teeth on rubber $8, cheapest $6., DR; LEWIS G. LANGSTAFF: ‘5. E. Comer King &. Yonge Sts-, Thankful for tho favors of the past years may still be consulted in (my brunch of the p10 lession, as follows Richmond Hill .‘ 9th 65 24th of each mom; (u-t Palmer House) Aurelia _ 156, 8th, 16th, and 2_2_n_{1 toum’illo....'.. ' ....18H1 do Markham ...... .. . 20:11 do Victuriu qumra ...... .. . 21st do Thornhil] (\ankcr‘s Hotel) 23rd do Wondbridgc ...... ...28t11 do Kleinburg . . ‘ . . . . . . . . . ...‘.29r.h do Nobletou , . . . . . . . , ‘ . . . . . { . . 30th do Vitglizod air always on hand ut the places of appomtmcut. It does uwfly with the pun in extracting PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN Tbrdr'it'é. May mm, mm. +5»; muggy“ Fullerton, (Isak, Waiiace & Hamimmm. Barristers, Selicitors,&c. Offices I Adelaide Street East, Toronto. Richmond Hill Post Office Every Saturday. J HFullerton Q C, W J Wallace Géld Medalist. and Honorary Mcmbm‘of tho Ohtarlo Coll‘ego nf Veterinary Surgeons, Toronto. Richmond Hill every \Voduusduj and Saturday I V afternoon: Calls by’Muil, Tolephuut', or otherwise promptly attended to‘ Our agents have many [LCl\'nntnucs, such us veiling home-grown. hunh' (‘nmuiinn f‘lrUtfk. ~‘hoice New Speohlfins, \« hich am: of vuluu mm 4‘ m onlv be seem-u.) {mm In. 11d]nsummplvtu ::t‘. of: NE\V RI‘FHIAN .\l 1 “NH, 11m JLI'I‘HUIT EAR; SAUNDERS I’IJI'M, “111130 {N RASPâ€" ‘ERRY, MOORE'hv RU KY and BLACK CHAM- (0N CURRANTS, MUOldQ’S DIAMOND “RAPE. Etc...»l'lta. We have giv'en wtrticuhr Mtvntiun tn the pro- po‘gution 0f’HARHY VAh’Il-I’l‘lldb stumble t-o the \furthem sections Uf‘Cunzsdth: For terms apply to LEWBENEEE £1: EEELEEWJ CONVEYANCERS, ETC. Toronto Offices-§;;;J::;}syxs,£n&z:2 Richmond Hill OIficeâ€"Efiflmfijflfi This Honsois one of the Best Hotels to be tound north of Toronto. l'lverybhing is 1mm aged .1: First Class Style. Sample Room for Commer- Gfimfi'l‘ravellors. Good Stuhling and attentive n'estlers. Terms, 531 per day. l’roctor's Bus leaves this Hotel to connect with all the N R R Trains going North and South. at 8 a 111., 12 a. in. 5.10 p m. and 3.00 um. We want reliable, (mdrgé‘tic maxi tn 5127-11 mu! N'ursery stock; previous oxporumoe not IICCK’ aury; (my man with tact um] vnm‘gy L L.) succeed, terms liberal; either smlm-y or conuvxmniuh; out- fit free. "TFIORN H ILL, EONTr- THE RALM‘ER HOUSE RICHMOND HILL. VITALEZEE} AIR! Dr A ROBINSON. J" Palmer, Prop, FOR SALE. REGISTERED, HIGH BLESS I’EDIGREI'Jsv Oct 26, 188841 Wear 9%le ESE] Mbn'ey (0 Loan at Lowest Current Rates A G F’ LAWRENCE. 'l' C MILLIGANL ov 27th. 1884 Richmond Hill Aug 29th, 1889 Office hours Ebfore 10 u, m, 2 to 3 p m, 7 to 9 p m Barristers,Solicitors, HD ALL SUMMER COI‘JIPLI‘UN‘I'S AND FLUXES OF THE. BOVVELS Vi" IS SAFE/{ND REUABLE F0 R‘ CHILDREN’S}! ADULTS. DR. EUSTON SlSLEY, MAPLE AGEN TS WA N TED- mos C. H. RIGGS, L. D. S., mm mm LARGEST IN EANABA. Vete‘ri'n‘ary' Su rgeon TORONTO. SURGEON DENTIST, AURORA STONE 36 WELLINGTON, wttlical. lmiera T‘/§ijl;biLԤ ’JLMC’aQ/ HAMWS “°_ XLT: QFff/ "JV? °‘ I'Rfiww‘? VENEER? 391.: 2% On Saturdays @cgal, YOUNG mm, H. QUETTuN Sr. GEORGE, ' 0ka Ridges (ISMIannngh, W Cook, B A, Ju s A Mncdouald do do (10 do do do do L119 places _of mm, Ont ly-pcm l D0 NOT.~â€"D0 not burrow your nclgll: llmr’s locul ucwsg. Do not, be so small, llo do so small :1 thng and pretend to be ‘ ubuvc 21ml ['nr boyoml the small actions land {lulngs nl'sumll people. DO [ml be so Small as [u uka use of-ollxul' pcuplc’a' labor ‘ without paying for it. By born mowing ymlr'neighbor's paper 5011‘ are l l l l l v . . . gullly of dumg. Llns, No. 6 The date printed on each paper denctes thé time when the subscription expires. We do npt hold ourselves rcsponsmm xor we opinions of our Correspondent-s. may be sound on me at Gen 1 P. Rowell &Co's Newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce st.)where adverbis~ 1mg contracts may be made for it!!! NEWYORK 'l‘nEY were walking along; the shady side of" Yonge St., cooing like a pair of turtle doves. when she surprised him by suddenly exclaiming, " Ice-cream at Hall’s ‘. ” “W211, I don’t see why you want, to go (Lore to scream, yell right here if‘you \vzmt t0." Our reporter did not linger to hear l'urllicr remarks. The favorite {Emily grocersâ€"Atkinâ€" son & SwitZer. IN A business letter reCeivcd from Mr. James Russull, Richmond Hill, he adds that " I have sold eleven bulls this winter, and twenty-five CotswoldsJo an Ohio breeder last. full, besides several Uotswolds through Ontario.”â€"-Farmer’s Advocate. > Legal suits made at the Concrete. Saturday next is the 12th of July. Very dressy things in dress goods at the Concrete. TIIE Markham Sun failed to put in an appearance last week. REMEMBER the lacrosse match on Saturday next the 12th inst. between the Muitlands of Toronto and the Whim Rose club of' this Village. The ball will be faced at 3:30. The band will be in attendance. WHO were the boys devastating Mr. Arnold’s fruit. trees during the hours of' church service on Sunday evening ‘3 The authorities should see to it that such conduct. is not allowed to go un‘â€" punished; The best you can buy fa what we Sell. Try usâ€"Atkinson 85 Switz’er. FOR Sumsâ€"6900 Mails, Empires and Clubes which will do for house cleaning or wrapping: purposes if for nothing e1sc,i'orsa!c during this and the next week at 30 cents per hundred. FARMERS are at prescntuearly all busy with their haying. CORNWELL defeated Toronto a-t lacrosse on Satm‘dzly last, by 4 goals to 2, THE young son of‘ Thos. Crunn,of Willowdale, was drowned whilo bathing last week. REV. G. B. McCulloch, newly ap- pointed to this circuit. will preach in the Methodist Church here on Sunday morning nexh We are pleased to stat-c that our friend Mr: Will D; Atkinson, of the Fire‘ Proof store, who has bben ill for the past two weeks, is regaining his usual good health. THE regular mommy meeting of the Firé' ,‘Brigade will be held on Monday cvcning'n‘bxt. Corn 10 ms. per can, Plums, 10 cts. per can, Peaches, 20 019. per can. Toâ€" matoes, three cans for 25 cents at the Concrete. E1 YOUNG man named Matthew Reeâ€" sor, of Murkham,aged 18 years, was kigked by a horse on Friday the 27th ult. nud’ki-Hcd; REV.-Mr. Conron occupied Hie pulâ€" pit in the Methodist Church on Sunday morning last. . I Two CANS of McColl’s machine oil five gallons each, for sale at the HERALD oflice, at 50c. per ga‘fi TROTT‘INU' and running races will be lield in Markham on Monday and Tues- day, July the 29th and 30th. WE think it would be quite in order if our village fathers would" devise some echeme for the watering of'ou‘r principal streets. CATARRH, QATARRHAL DEAFNEss~HAY FEVER A uzw noun: TREATMENT. Sufierers are not generally aware that these diseases are contagious, or that they are due to the presence of living parasites in the lining membrane of the nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic research, however, has proved this to be a fact, and. the result of this disco‘véry is that. a. simple remedy has been formulated where- by catarrh, catarrhal deafness and hay fever are permanently cured in from one to three simple applications made at home by the patient once in two weeks]. N.B,â€"This treatment is not a, snufi or an ointment; both have been discarded by reputable physicians as injurious. A pamphlet explaining this new treatment is sent on receipt of ten cents by A. H. DIXON & SON, 303 West; King Street. Toronto, Canadaâ€"Toronto Globe. TIIE School Board, which was to have met on Monday last, failed to do so for want of a quorum, A HEAVY thunderstorm pgsfi‘ed'O'Vex‘ this section on Tuesday last. No serious damage is reported hexe. Sufferers from Cutarrhal troubles should :arefully read the above. Local and General. 707711: figurk Wmu’t. Richmond Hm. Ont. THURSDAY, JULY 10, ’90. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Whole No. 1670 Volume 32. CALLs.â€"At a meeting of the Toronto Presbytery 'on Tuesday, Ald. E A. Mnedona‘ld presented a call from the Chester Presbyterian Church to Rev. John Leishman, of Angus. Rev. J. Carmichael presented :1 call to Rev. C. A. Campbell, the newly licensed student, to St. Andrew’s Church, Vaughan. POISONEI) BY LOBSTERâ€"About three weeks ago a lady named Marie Scribe, aged 28, living: at St. Leonard, Mont?- calm County, Quebec, became suddenly ill after having partuken of a small quantity of lobster. She was brought to town a few days since, when the doc- tors of the Notre Dame hospital dis-- covered that the poisoning had been caused by some substance on the inside of the lobster can. Every effort was made to save the lady’s life, but without avail. *’ THE seats of South \Ventworth and The Firemen Banqueted- Hamilton in the Legislative Assembly'l have also been proteéted against; " ()1) Friday ovenivg‘ last the citi; NEwMuiKu'i'. July 8,â€"At 10 o‘clock last night, William Rowland, one of the oldest residents (vf this town, (hopped dead while walking lJDII‘L‘, zil'ler halving visited at the lmuse nfa friend. llcuri disease was 'lhe cziusu ul' (lumli. 'l‘liunuws of' Mi'. Row-v lnnd’s Slidtlun «lazuli é‘vph‘nd iluirlx'ly and cast :1 gloom over [he town. The durum-d has been a county consinb‘le fur over twenty years and I'm‘ ovvi‘ lun'yenrs lieaul aliimfer for the William Cane Al; Sim Mitiiul'uclminbr Company. HOLIDAY NUMBER.‘â€"We have to acknowledge the receipt of the Sheppard Publishing Co’s. Holiday Number of Toronto Saturday Night, price 25 cents. The work is neat but not gorgeous. The reading matter is light but not sensational. Some of' the engravings are copies of some of Canada’s most health getting: resorts. It. contains 32 pages of reading matter in prose and poetry and ought to prove a pleasant companion to those who may or can afford to pass an afternoon in some Sylvan retreat far from the dust and toil of city life. York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John McCague, S. S. No. 4; Mark- ham ............................... J». A. Jackson, S. S. 6, Vaughan... ham ............................... 368 J]. A. Jackson, S. S. 6, Vaughan,..v 3G7 Florenco' Clubi‘ne. S. S. No. ‘2, M. & V., and Fred. 11. Iicdditt, Richmond Hill, are recommended. TUESDAY'S STORM.â€"~lt is said that the heaviest thunderstorm ever known passed over Uxbridge town between 2 and 3 o’clock on Tuesday, doing con‘ sidemble damage. M r. Daniel Munroe, living near the eastern part of the town, was in the cellar accompanied by his wife, churning. He was struck by lightning and instantly killed. The lightning also struck the house of Mr. A. Spears, on the west side of the town, completely knocking down the chimney, tearing off shingles and even the sheetâ€" ing. It also set. fire to the telephone office, but: Miss Hamilton the attendant, pluckin poured water on the flames till they were sti'bdued. Dropped Dead at Newmarket. Passed Provisiouaily. Jas. Keffcr, S. S. No. (5,7Vauglinn... Maggie Lune, ’1‘hor‘nhill........ .. . 'I‘hos. Bates. S. S. No. 10, Vaughan Lqu Skunk. S, S. NI). 6, Vaughan Wm. Duncan, Richmond Hill ...... Wm Glass, " ...... Geo. Sims “ ...... Victor [Jul], 3. S, No 2, King ...... G. W_ Tom'iinson, S. S. No. 12, E, A FREE TRIP TO EUROPE â€"â€"The Publishers of THE CANADIAN QUEEN will give a free trip to Europe to the person sending them the largest number of'words constructed from letters con- tained in the name of' their wellâ€"known Magazine. “ THE CANADIAN QUEEL .” Additional Prizes consist- ing of Silver Tea Sets, Gold \Vutclies, China Dinner Sets, l’ortiere Curtains, Si‘lk Dresses, Mantel Clocks, and many other useful and valuable articles will also be awarded in order of merit. Webster’s Unabridng Dictionary to be used as authority in deciding the contest. This is a popular plan of’ in- troducing a popular publication. Every one sendinga list of not'less than ten Words will receive a present. Enclose thirteen 20, stamps for illustrated Catav logue of presents and three months’ trial sqbseription to THE QNEEN. Adâ€" dressâ€"â€"THE CANADIAN QUEEN, To» rd‘nt’o, Unt. The following is :1 list of those who were successful in passing the Entrance EXumln’lllOnS' held in this school lust week ; 367 being the required number of marks 2â€"â€" appearance and discoursed sweet music so as to please the ear of the most fasti- dious, and for whose presence, we, on behalf of the ladies of' the Church,‘have much pleasure in returning thanks. We also desire to convey to those kind friends belonging to other Churches, for their presence, the thanks of the men]:- bers of the Church on whose behalf the party was got up, also to all who in any way assisted, especially mentioning the name of Mr. Pluyter who after :1 hard day’s work brought his team of horses and conveyance to assist persons to get to and from the grounds. We are not able to give what the amount. of the proceeds will come to, but presume it will figure up to whut generally falls to the lot of English Church parties or picnics. Arr BICKNOR PLACEâ€"The English Church lawn party at Bioknor Place is Over, and barring the extreme coolness of'the weather for the time of' year, it was an extremely pleasant, sociable and enjoyable party, lots of the good things of life to eat, and the cup that ebriates not to drink, also entrees in the shape of strawberries and iceâ€"cream. The tables Wei-e spread in a beautiful grove, Chinese lanterns hanging from the boughs'of the trees, and the flag of our Nation among the branches thereof and an the entrance of the walk. Thanks are due to the ladies of the Church who assisted, more especially to the ladies of ‘Bickuor Place, for everyone was made to feel as much as possible at home. Towards the shades of evening the band boys from the Hill kindly made their Entrance Exams. 368 438 477 471 4135 436 411 408 407 ()1) Friday evenirp last the citizens of this village tendered a. banquet to their much esteemed and highly re spectcd firemen, in the Masonic Hall, as a token of the admiration in which‘ they are held and as a mark of honor for the splendid way in which they noâ€" quitted themselves at the recent Toronto Carnival, of which we gave an account in our last issue. Accordingly the officers and men of the brigade number- ing about forty mustered together at the Fire Hall about 8 o’clock, tagged out in their new uniforms, and looking their very best,armed themselves with torches and proceeded to serenade the towns- people, headed by the band, by marchâ€" ing from one end of the village to the other. They certainly presented a fine spectacle and one which, without doubt. every citizen of the village feels proud. And well may they, for few are the towns, in fact cities. in our glorious Dominion that can produce as smart and' so well-trained a brigade as that of Richmond Hill. On their arrival at the Masonic Hall after the parade they were seated to- gether with :1 number of the prominent citizens around the convivial spread which had been provided by the ladies, who notwithstanding the short time they had to prepare, had on hand “ enough and to spare” of all the dain - ties to be wished for. The table was tastily arranng and decked with many handsome bouquets which" did much credit to those in charge, find was the source of many remarks of' commendaâ€" tion. After the firemen and those What Say They 2“ In popularity increasing. In reliabity Hm standard. In merit the first. In fact, the best rcmiMy fora“ summercomplnims, diarrhma, dyscnlcry, cramps, colic, cholera infunluur, em, is Dr. Fowiefls EXtract of \Vrld Sll'uwbel'ry. Ali medicine dealers sell it. seated at the table had done ample justice to the good things, Mr. Wm. Trench, who acted as chairman in his usual genial style, made a short; speech, congratulating the firemen on their sue - cess, after which he. commenced the programme of toasts: DEJâ€"XTH. STERMNG~A£ Uoderich, on the Shh July, of con- mmnvtiun, Esther. tho wife of Mr Thomas Starling, aged '28 yeurs, dunghtcr-in-luw of MIS Sterling of this village. ‘JVH'LIHLTn Brnoldyn, New York, on Tuesday, Juw lst, of diphtheria, Clinton, only surviv- ing; sun of ])nugl:Ls_ nnd Addie Wiloy, aged 4 yours 5 months und 1(‘H11Lys. Ll’i‘TELIr-At Shells/i110, Sonomn County, San Francisco, (1111,, on Friday; 20th June, J890, the wife of Mr R D Littcll, of IL daughter. “ The Queen” by Mr. '1‘. F. Pile-- Mahon, after which the Natioua.y [in-- them was sung. . “The Firemen" by Mr. A. G. F. Lawrence; responded to by Messrs. Pugslcy, Savage, ledditt, Sheppard and Nichol'ns. Song “For they are Jolly Good Fellows.” DEAR. TEACIIER,â€"-We the pupils of Cnrrv ville Public School, being deeply sensible of the debt we owe you f'or your constant and zealous labors in our behalf, und'at the sometime feeling our present inability to snitnhly repay you, wish to express our sincere gratitude and llmnks‘for all benefits we have reeeived. We have ever found in you a true friend and helper for you have not only always striven to promote our best interests in school. but you have also ever been willingr to join us in our games and do everythingr in your power to promote our temporal happiness. Therefore we wish to show that we have appreciated your etYorts and ask you to accept this present as a token of our esteem, remembering that We offer it not as a reward but as a keepsuke and reminder of the friends you will ever have in us. Hoping you may have u very pleasant tnue during holidays. Signed‘on b'eh‘alf of the school :â€" SAtim' A. Ness, EMILY E. KtRKBY, MINNIE Woon, ALMA lt. Coomns. Carrville. June 30th. 1890. Carrvifle, June 30:11, V"‘?7rfié"i;:;dé~es” by Mr. H. M. Ma.- Cuaig. r u “The Press." by Rev. Mr. Spear; responded to by Messrs. McMahon and Hidden. At ihis jun’c‘ture of the proceedings, Miss J’ennie Palmer, on behalf of Mrs. Fred. Juckcs, presented. the firemen with a handsome bouquet, to which the chief, Mr. Pugsley replied on behalf of the brigade. “ The Village Council” by Rev. Mr. Percival; responded to by Reeve Piigslcy and Councillors [{‘tkinson and Wilson_ “ The Ci‘tiiens” by Reeve Pugsley, with which the names of Mrs. John Sanderson and Miss Jennie Palmer were coupléd; rcspwded to by Mr. John Sanderson. During the dispensation of the pro-- gramme Mr. John Sanderson rgad ithge ('C'll‘oi'v'ing lifat of prizes ihc brigaae have been successful in carrying off since their formation: In Toronto. 1883, Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 40 ‘ and Medal and diploma . . . . . . . ’11 Gall, 1884. onsl) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225 0n the whole we might pronounce it a most pleasing event and a decided success throughout. It. gave the fire-- men pleasure to see that their spirit of enterprise ‘was' appreciated and comâ€" mended by their friends, and their felâ€" low residents; and likewise it gave the citizens pleasure to entertain the boys, who were so worthy of their admiration and who have won for themselves so many laurels. The feasting and mer- riment was continued until a late hour when all wended their way to their reâ€" spective homes well plea‘setl' with their evening’s entertainment. The Cariville Public School closed with its annual picnic on'fuly 4th. Before clus- in;y the pupils presented Miss B. Page with a handsome writing-«leak and the following address :â€" in Gall, 1884. cash”: In Aurora, 1886. cash _ . In Guelph. 1889. cash . In Gait, 1800, cash ‘ ‘ . . . In Toronto, 1890. cash ., $790 At the conclusion of the programme all those present who’ had not been served will} tea were Seated and thor» oughly enj‘Oyed the rich reph‘st. and clock, valued at Presentatlon. ..mfi ; 4mâ€" BIRT H . 225 150 150 40 160 2:3 The Methodist S_S., Victoria Square, held their Annivei‘éal'y on Saturday last and it proved Ito be a pronounced success, There were A large number in attendance and they thoroughly enjoyed the amuse- ments provided. During the afternoon the first on the programme was a cricket match between the married and single men of Victoria Square, which resulted in favor of the bachelors after a hotly contested game. It is needless for us to say that fine play was displayed on both sides, for these gentlemen have a wide reputation for their ability in wielding the bat. The following is the score: Total . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .t...29 After the wickets were cleared from the field, the football was started rolling and the teams of Richmond Hill and Markham were enlled upon to contest their strength for o No. 5 Association Football. It was decided owing to the lateness of the hour, only to play for 40 minutes, at the end of which Richmond Hill was declared vic- torious by 1 goal to (t. From the begin- ning: of the gitme itnwns plainly to be seen that the Hill boys were too many for their opponents and made repeated attacks on their goal, which were cleverly stopped by the man between the flags, Mr. Bell, whom the Markham team nay thank for saving them from 2!. bud defeat. 0n the other hand the Hill goal was, we might say, on no occasion endangered. The following are [he names of the players: A while lohsier was caught by a ‘lishe'râ€" man in Petmbstcoc bay, Me., lhe other day, and sold to 1'). Boston wuswum for $5. Richmond Hill~GouL E A. Frisby; bucks. S. T, Robson and E. J. Hitchcock; halfâ€"Bucks, C. Forpglfir, am] A. Smith; centre foilvf‘firds. W. C. Ridden and G. Forester; left wing, W. MU?szde and L. Norman; right wing, H. J. Brown and W. Trench. Markhamâ€"Gnu], G. Be”; backs, N. Bel} and W. McKay; half-bucks, A. Mr- Kuy and J. erlts: centre forwards, J Grove and D. Hare, left wing, C. Wismer and J. Gowlmzdy- right Wing, F. Fri-shy and J Gowland. Tm: ‘easy quiet way in which ’1‘. A: SLUCUMJS OXYGENIZED EMULSION of PURE COl) lle‘Elt OIL has won its way into public favor speaks volumes {or its mexits. AL‘ [lie «(lice oflhe company, 'I‘nronm, 0111., can be seen scores of val- nuble Ieslllnoniulfl while any druzgist wxll tell you that for all pulmonary dllllcullies it stands unrivalled. A writer says: " There are some things {1 woman doesn’t know.” rl‘hele may be,‘ but no man can tell her what they are. Next in order came a football match b0- 1ween the Fourth Nangérs‘and the Head ford club, also for a bull, whidh was quite exciting and vias warm ck‘mlcst. The play of bolh {cums Was very fair and result- ed in favor of ‘ho Rangers by 3 goals to I. The following composed the teams: The person (if the above notice and family are well‘ known in this community and the sympathy. and iegrels at the un- timely dealli (if One win) was well and pleasineg liked in life are expressed on all sides .Tlie family in years gone by lived at Ihe Corners. Her father, the late Dr. llostetter, at one time contested the East Riding for iha Assembly in llie Conserva" live interests. lA! the conclusion of the on! dool'lénter- minment. the crowd retired 10 Ill!) base- ment of lhe cll'urcli where the ladies had prepared a splendid tea whicll‘nll pr‘oceetle-d to do justice to. After ten Rev. J. C. Speers delivered an eloquent address much to 1119 admiralion of all present. The scholars of the Sabbmh thool' providec} the musical part of lhe pro’grhmme very satisfactorily. The proceeds amounted to about $115. The Funeral of Miss Hostetrter. After four day‘s nf anxious waiting nnU' weary searching the body of Miss Stella Hostetter was found on Friday morning floating in the Moon river. lake Muskolm, about three hundred yards below the spot where the and accident, occurred, the body ol'John Boaid. jr., 0t" Baln, Muskolm lttke. who was paddling the ill-fated canoe hay-- ing been previously recovered on Tlmrsd‘ny evening. The remainfof Miss [Ibstetter were at once removed by her friends to the city, whexethe funeral toukplace to St. Jnmes’ cemetery on Sam-rdhy afternnml. Rev. John Pearson. rector ()l Holy ’l'linity, (tlllL‘llllCtl at the: burial setviues. Tho. palt- benrers were Musms. ll. L. Giillith, A. Boultbee. '1‘. lllcCullum, Clarence Bell. T- lllerritt and Dr. Uilmy, of Aurora. The mourners were Mr E l3,§ll0$lt ltt’r,l)l()ll)er, and Mr. Juli” McLeod. Chicago. the linnrcee 0f the (incensed; Messrs. M. Mat" Ihews, Wychwood Pauli; H. A. Matthews, '1'. and U. MCCollum' and A». H‘ilt‘vle, Chi-- Gag-0. 7l'he greatest sympathy with the bereaved relatives has been expressed on account of the sad death of Miss Uostetter, who was not quite 21 years of age. She was well known in Toronto society, and extremely well liked for her brightness and mniuhility To add to the sadness of her demise, her brother. Mr. I“. B. Hostetter. had started on Wednesday night {tom Toronto to hlusltok’n' to join h‘is siitt'r in’ a summer outing without having heard the fatal news. While nt Gruvenhurst he learnt. for the first time Accidentally ot' the drowning, and the sud/Jenness and uwl‘ul ohmnt'ter of the news quite overwhelmed himâ€"Empire of Monday. Ffilffidfi "In; VWTCoxxnagijefl MnEfiN. Dixon and A. Oster; right wing, D. Hen rick and 1’. Kcifer. Heudf()rd‘;Gual; 0. Hunter; backs. W. H lekny and I}. Agar; half-bucks, W. Mc- Dmldyld L 11892 .1, some, brwmfiuz Fourth Rangersâ€" Goal, ‘1‘. Ralclifl'e; back. E. Dixon and J. Moszie; half- backs, â€" Klienburgh and G. Clifford; centre backs, E Frisby and C. Lawson; left wing, J. Culvert and; F. Sanderson ; right wing, I: Carver and B. Carter. Total Victoria Square . flmhum M SINGLE M EN ,_ Mrs Drury, of \Voodsbock, is visiting at Mr F McConnghy’s . Miss Marin Spmgge, of Owen Sound, is visiting her sister, Mrs John Boyle. Miss O. Seagerlfljsé: Nollie Hm’ris,und Miss EVLI. Wiley are homo for their holidays. Miss VVators, formerly tcaéher in our public school. is visiting at Mrs G. Wiley’s. Mr Wultet MbLorm, of Toronto, is visiting at his sister‘s, Mrs Wm. Marsh‘s. Mr H, M. McCuuig is in Nexymm'ket this week presiding at the Departmental ,Exgminutious. Mrs G. Savage and family, of; Toronto, are {Lt resent visiting relatives and friends in the v1] age. Mrs Wm. Pugsloy left here yesterday to spend gig summer months at herfurm on the Luke ore. Mr and Mrs A G F Lawrence and son, of the Queen city, are visiting relations and friends on the Hill. Mr William I’ugaley was in car village last Saturday, looking well and seems satisfied with Himâ€"Sutton Hamid: Mr and Mrs John Shnflergpn, and Masters Harry and Herbie Sanderson left on Tuesday to spend a. few days at, Keswick. Disease is the beginning of death, its approach should he me’tat ohdé by ap-- propriate remedies. No better means ex-- ists than the use of Burdock Blood Bitters whenever symptoms of any Qisea'se of the stomach, liver, bowels or blood nppéar. B.’ B. B. is the best life preserver. BE quick. Yoncan use aminule but once~muke the most of it. Ea" peein’lly time when suffering {1'an dyspepsia, bilionsness. con‘slipufion, bad blood or any disease oflhe Ftomuch, liver or bowels. You can't take Burdock Blood Bitters {(50 soon, every moment. wasted delays the longed-fur cure, Discontent is the want of Belfnreiiunce; it is infirmity of will. COME to the HERALD Book and llieup Fancy Store for your books, staâ€" tionery, embroidery, silks of all kinds and shades, Berlin, Zephyr, Andalusian and Saxony wools in all colors. Give it Up.~Ho{'f'vâ€"“ I llmy, angn. how do you prnnqunce that wmd~reely or renhly ‘2” Rockyâ€"“I don"t weally know, It‘wed.” Persons dosirmm of keeping files of tho 'l‘mjon. to duily papers (sun be supplied with (fovix‘ifi years of the Globe, MM! and Empire. Apply to WE LIFT UP OUR VOECE EAVETRQFUGHHG AND REPAIRING PINHIPTLYKATIEN'DED '1‘0" Richmond : Hill : fiardmre :fi-texe SELLS CHEAP mm CASH; , “ ( l Jealed \Vl'fl‘, Barl‘md Wire, Galvanized Wire, Nails‘, Garden Tools, Chums, Carpet Sweepers; Building Paper, Scales, Hot Air Furnaces, Iron lx’uofing, Stoves, ’I‘imvare of all kinds, Pocket Knives, Table Cutlery, Caf'pct Felt, Cibtern Pumps, and all kinds of Hard~ we‘re and 'I‘inwarc.~-_ ‘ W" L , THAT’S ALL WE ASK”- Atkinson 3:; Sw‘izery IMPORTERSO' ‘ ‘ The Beginning of Health. TO THE EDITOR: . SLdbiiTvi, MbXaab ai'e'éé'hiéiai'ab EEJ, fi'o’r’xohfwb, ONTARIO. AV ALL-L1 JZULJ-VAIII Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the above named disease. By its timely use thousands ofhopelbss cases have been permanemly cured. I shah! be glad to send two bottles of my remedy FREE to any of your read . wlzc have (50:14 gimp'tion if they will send me their Expzess and Post Office Addresb. Respectfully, .._.. _-.... , ,-__._ -A rtlAnl‘nic-fl hurrah-A T0 announce “Hi we expect every man to do hisldut‘y b himselfand‘fmnii r and come. and Y 3 Waste Not Precious Time. It’s a big thing and a good thing and we want you. to“know Jt. Take our wordjnst enough‘ to come and see the' Goods. In secinw whath’ve wotâ€"~the‘r‘e’s ositive 1035 in b . t; ‘ , p ' not dong so. lhat S‘aHWor 110w. Society Notes. When he knows he has a good thing is either deficient in win’d‘ or wfid‘om, NOTICE. C. MASON" THE HERALD OFFICE. Immediate possession. House} and shop. Enquire at this office. My rczlson'for scmlmg a (rah. bottle i§t I Want the . medicine to be its own recom- mendation. It cosLi you “Huh ing for .1 trial. and 1 r I' is certain. Give Express and Post ()flice. Addxcss: H. G- ROOT M. 0., l86 West Adelaide St. Toronto, Ont. o = n r in severe carves where other remedies_ have failed‘ My reason for scmlmg a free. bottle 33: I want HR S‘EALED TENDERS ndd‘mssc‘d to thennnlerâ€" k signed, and mzdo "ml “ "omlm‘s for the St. Luwx’cnm Cmmla, will he rm ivot‘I zit this office. until the lLl‘liVi‘] of His "Lauri: :Lml \Vustern uliLil~10u ‘.'\"t>dzu~ ‘ i), the LL- i «in (1;: Jill‘y next, for the construe UH nl' IL ‘1th lock. \‘F(‘ .,cic. at; Harrisburg, Mnl iim (loom-nil”; nnii (:r‘ J,{4\lll(‘.ll{} of L110 Rupirlo Hui, Qibllilil. 'l‘lm Wu nu \\ill be divided into lln‘vo zscctluus, much abuui} ii mile in length. ‘ A map of the locality, tnguilivr with plans and specifications of tho I‘espucbivo works, can be soon on and after \Vcilnomlm‘, the 9m any of July next, at this silica, [:1le M the Resident l‘lugiueer’s Oflico, Harrisburg, when: printed forum of tender can lie 0! iz'cni. In tho (' mo of fir g H) r0, must he n‘tluchefl t0 tlt'O’ tcud ' tle uullm] 5:};llil‘lllll‘l‘fi of the full name, the nature 0f the occupation mnl roqim dL-nco of each nuuuhur of the SMHO. uml, further, an accepted clmqlm on u clmx'xmul bunk in ()mfndu, fm‘ tlm sum 1)! W100”, 1mm. nLL‘nnqmnY tlm tender for chhion Nu. 1, uml 2111 ncccptcd cheque on u. clmrlmerod bank in Canada, for the Blllu of big-()0 for each of the other sections. The respective accepted clmquus must be en- dm'sod over to the Minister of lmilwms my} ‘umuls, mnl will be fm‘Fmbwl i; the party sender‘- ing declines anm'iuu into vontruct for the \vm‘ka M the rates and on me terma stated in tho offer submitted. fl‘lfoglx‘qms; Lhus snub it} will be re~ turned-fin flwofsycctivo parties whose tenders m' nub accepted. RA1’11)IC IZ’IAAJF I) [V'ISIONG i'I‘hisr Depfirnumnt does not. however, bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. Dopurbmont or Raih‘m ys mm Canals Ottawa, 13:11 June, 1890, ST. LAWREECE “EMS. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. EPILEPSY GR FALLIHE SIBKNESS FQR SALE -â€"OR’â€"- T3 LET. mama g mam Send at once for a FREE BOTTLE ’and a valuable Treatise. 'I‘his remedy is a sure and radical cure and is perfectly Iarmles'; as n0 injurious drugs are used in ts preparamm. 1 will warrant it to cum By order 5.1).?) :ADLEY E539 SECRETARY