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‘K‘nornhili, RAM, pumms. Pmasm‘ mums szm‘u opC u‘.11«w’clo-:li :L‘ -' j 1 1‘ ,1) 11.111. 1 u Tmu‘mny evening at 723.0. Ila . aster. ROMAN CATIIOLY’I cx1\umII.~vSe) ma follews: Thomml] at 9 u..m., Hill at; 10:, 1 mm; tlm foll-vwing 9 muud Hill at; 5) mum, and 'l‘horuhi ‘kltarnatiug with Markham mer 1 A3“. U. Walvy DH: 11) the (‘nnmnithae RM) «13.511 alternative Friday mommy cert; “the given in .J. A. E. watzcr, Muster ‘ ‘u m. Supzlay 831100} at 1:501u-n ‘u. Rout-UL M Hum: 1‘ Emma“ OF (11 mm 0:1..m,, and thu 1)‘])1.,fl.11d 9154 2.30 1). 1 \. ‘mm xxl inor ii‘nurblsw ummu; :1 l Yuun: '4,“qu g (awry Fridzw .cvon 1m » .0“) JIqu “um. V, .. . RICHMO :‘ ILO.14,N0.778.â€"‘X\Ieets in ‘Um‘l‘em- {nuance 1,:1], on the Friday on or before full moon, at 3 o'ukwk pJ'lL C. 1‘]. Sheppafi 1. \V M Rxcmmm) Ham. 'Jimmag, N0 4 Inflfl. '1‘.â€" W'an in the ’l‘cmperzmoe ‘ .3 Wednesday uv‘euing, M- 7.I‘w o’clock. \Vm. Harrison '1". D The Methmiint sabbath schoolTemperance Ac; int'um 1555110. pie lge (an.be every Sunday when fleiired. \VmJ : mrrisuu 311pr Mlacnn yum-1’ le'rITUTIe.--Librnry 01 over 1000 Vulnmuaopen every Tuesday 5': vetting, in the Ma- l’... 1‘}, Law, Libra- rtvuic Hm] from 7 to 3 60109.11: ' I . .un. L4: ‘aums and disuussm‘ns pen‘odxcally. lemuxn NHL 0011an huff -Meefs for :acuice evary Emesduy and Saturn. 9 evening at 't 80 o'clock. 5. I’owetl L'mdor. }”H.-£4AGE (humll‘.â€"Itc vr. Wm. Trench; Co ‘11» «13mm. Mo: .. m j mi» P. ‘ I. \\. . I’ gslehc h)nncumb.mu1 J. 1-1. Sxmde .JoxL Ulv'k. M. ,cvl‘v u 4.x :1 p w ‘2‘ 3: o e v. Wm. Trench; Co ‘11» \\. . l' gslehc (.‘lv‘k. M. vcx‘l‘v Yuma): (h munâ€"1t «11h. Mos» 5. we j mi» Rm ‘ r, hnncumb. and J. H. Sunder;me A3“. U. W.,[vy Lulzo, No. 111, Meets iu the m the (‘nnmnithae Hymn of ‘nlfia Musun'u: Hull «13.1.11 altcmmr' a Friday mama-lurk p. m. Bane» Steamy cer , be given for $2,009 in case of death. .1. A. E. Swuzcr, Muster Wurknum. R. T. of Temperance, Rmhmoual Hill Council, No. 4:}, Moan-,5 iu '1‘cnqnewuco Hml, each ulter- :nn.tive Tues-Jay evenmg utBu’clock p m. Baneâ€" ‘ficim‘y col-mtimces issued to male or female knambors for $1,000 or in case of (lunch $2M), one 1am luluymhic cum on ‘ ‘ ' ‘ alligfijgflgrm alum Select Call“ 11711; J. A. Sturgeon Stewart, 4-59 :ord‘m; Sm: cm 9'. W. Rage-as; Bonnisi. Eversley 13.0. MAVLE, 18th (){IZ‘nCh monLh. _ litmus mam: gas mnninistarcdfar painless “traction 'rf Teeth. ' Meets m t11d'hlulg6; 1L1)Uhl,:\[zb .onduy an or before. full moon 59mm Crosby, W. M. ’ AND ‘ Ernest I’. Langstafi. ’EICHMOND HILL. Office hours: 9: km. and 7 mm. FRIDAY MORNING BY J. A. S T 1*} W ART , m. Oince hours RT. Mun" x HP'nr'nPAL CIIURCH.vsnr\'i1‘e at '.m., ext-,ch the third Sunday of every month, ‘When tho sarx'ive and my 'zanflL are held at 11 ‘m m. Sammy Sauce-l at 01mm Rank. Shank- RICHMOND 110.143 {nuance Full, on the moon, at 8 o'ukwk p.11! l‘hulkful for the favors 0: he past ten years, my still be rausulwd in ugly branch of the pro- euion, 3.5 follows: Aurora, lst, 8th, lczh, and 221:1 of sum" month. Nswmnrkut .......... " 21m do. {Richmond Hill.. “9th and 2M1: fln_ (u.* the Palmer House) tonffvillc. lo. Kin-khan: . in. Victoria. fluhaw. do. Thornhill do. Xuplo . do Woodbridge . do. Kleinburg do Nobleton. o Anawf‘lctig's. as Nitrous 0xi"e,c~tc.. used when ordered, 9.1m none but the bsszmnterial 11356. Address A. ROBINSON L.D.S., Aurora. Ont. Banana-i q. Attorneys-atmaw, Solicitorn~in~ Ghnuccryi‘roctors in AdadmltyCom‘ts. Uon~ Vaymxcsré etc. Kuliclmmp‘sbuildings, Adelaide streetfl‘oronto, 0"1'05010 Victoria street. dwrm'dB‘ ‘11,Q.C. SJ]. BislkoQ C.J.K. KRY‘T,Q.C. Walter L win, \V‘ILNIUHOCk. C.A.l$wuc‘n QJ. Holman. I1. Canals. K. Musical. Barrister, Attorney, Soliciteriomry, Aha. Money to Loan. Room 20, Union me Buildings, Nos. 33 and 80, Toronto stmct. Toronto. At his Printing Establishmem \X'LttiwmthL. . . x, \‘uuiujé a; «u. 3 Roam R3 < P RICHMOND Loner W. J. Charlton M. 1),. C. M..‘ Toronto 901mm} gospitul, 0210:; hours: 53 to 9.30 0â€"36 a.” m., Etc 8 p. m‘ Br. W. J. “’ilson. d211th Toronto Univmsitv. Member Coll ‘ysicixms & Surgeons, Ont, {lube of Stuuf‘fville) mze Street. Richmond Hill. Office Hours BUSLNESS CARDS. Blake, Kerr, & Cassels, Dr. NI cCouucll, Graduate of Toronto University, OT.» E) r. fa’illmxr iiz'uriiary. hm- annum, Wh(fi-gfl IS PUBLISHED EVERY Dr. (Oi‘l'. Maples William K. first, Chanting, W’vsiom. Dr. A. Robinson, James Langstafl , nun, u,“ 111,, and '1 ‘ n11 jib 10:30 in Markham mrerv thud S ude Churches, autumn. SURGEON DENTIS'“, 1.1),.(2. M..M.C.I’ B. O. Lute b1 Hospitul,1’h\'si a Surgeon 9 to 11,2 to 4. 8.1xth t 7.30, NV “4. 53mm. Qibml ” 5:31. 11 opCAc:,\DA.â€"Sm fives L) p.111. l‘ruyer n , .ug ' Rev. 1. Campbell m m.,n.n(11 to 9.30 p. m- OF CANADAw Random; m.,mu1 Sunday school, ’mycr Mnubiug every Ynun: ‘plu's Framer van 1;; m the Lecture mnnml ‘W. IL Barkwull, mI.~vServices in order 9 0.111., and lticlnuoml ' a Sunday at Rich- 0811 -156 {Bind .Qfith 28111 ,99th 0th ‘A. 2.1.. No. 9.3.6.11!“ Masonic Hall ,on the 3011,1Lt 8 o‘c‘mck p.11) hours: 9 cum” 2 P' in advance} Ont. Clmx of the T111 Division Court, Clerk and ’X‘r'énslu‘er of Vaughan, Regisnmv of Birth». Marri- ages and Deaths, Conunissmner in (Ioul'L of Queen’s. 13cmch, NOTARY PUBLIC 158 King street East, Toronto. First-class com- mercial house. Good Accommodation and every av tention shown Guests. Superior Stubling. HENRY LEMON‘ Proprietor. Having recently built the above House on the site of the old Stage Hotel, and furnished it throughout in firstâ€"clams snylo,1 am prepared to give the public the best of aooox‘nmodntions Good stabling and attentive lmstlers. Sample Rooms for Commercial ’l‘mvollcrs. Terms, $1 Der day. The Richmond Hill Omnibus leaves glue House at 7:30 am. for Toronto and leaves Toronto at um. O'chr. Vumze Richmond ITi] Issuer of Marriage Licenses for the bounty of York, Real Est-ate and Insurance Agent. Parties havimz fun-ms or lots for sale, or wishing Insurâ€" Mlce )1: life or property will have their orders promptly attended to by the above. Mnney to 101m at 8 per cent on approved freehold security Officeâ€"Court Hausa. Toronm BY ROYAL AUTHORITY. Conveyancing, Loans, Insurance, C01- Accuons, em. AURORA. -â€" â€" ONTARIO. Oct. 17, ’8‘2.â€"5m. Ala’rzo amounp of Money to Land on farm or _:1t‘v urop'u'ty mterest 7 per cent‘..; no commis- sxon. Importer of Watches, c101 ks am] fine jCWPHel')’ 114 stock of Dimnondsmld111'brin'usst0nes alway on blind. THU-LI) DOOR SUU’i H ()F QUEEN TREET, TORONTO. Lz‘! Manufacturing of ewellery, and rcpmrintzofwutchus and clocks on the premises,a specialty Thanking our patrol» and fricnd< for their lib- eral patronage i1. the punt we hug to stifle that we have just, re ‘oived a large stock ofnew goods in lwtest designs. A large stock 01 Elgin and Walthnm watches kept on hand. air. Geo. Lansgsmfl‘ Hus removed from King, and commenâ€" ced practice at. Thornhill. Nov. 6th, ’82â€"“. Emery P. u., County York. (Successor to the late J)‘ H. Devius) Insurm‘ 0 Agent, 1m~ the best and must robuhle Compam mmxghusiness in Cum» ala‘ PM‘ xdcsirous of nmurlng in 11, Kim: class cnmpuny would obtain our rates bumm ingurmg lsuwhezo Bethune, Moss, Falconbncfige (k H9yaes. dm‘ristnrs otc., north of Scotland Chambers, 18 and 20, King street west, Toronto. mfiuruuxxfifl. CHARLES Moss. W. Ur. FALL-omuubem N. \V. Hons-:3. \VALTEB BARWICK. A. 13. AYLESWOR’I‘E \V. J. Fulmxs. Clock afid Watch (Makér, P1106. fur a lui'ge 1)ox,'$3.00,sontv to uni part of the United States or Canada, Dp mail, on receipt of price Addresa, Licensed Auctioneer for the Counties of York Ontario and Peel. Goods sold on ‘cousignment. General sales of stock. 0120., promptly atmnded m at reasonable rates. 1’. 0. address, Licensed Auctioneer for the C(mntv of York. re- spectfully solir'its your patronage and friendly influence. Bales attended on the shortest notice and at reasonable mtd‘s. P. 0. Address, Licensed Auctioneer for the County of York, re- spectfully solicits your putrohnge and friendly influence. sales attended on the shortest notice Mid at reusoxmbo rates. P. 0. address, King. We do not want your money until you are pen fectly Hutlsfled of their curative powers. If your lifo is worth saving, don't uelay in giving these Powders a trim, ILSJJhG/y “"11 surely cure you. _ All sufferers Hum this disease that are anxxous to be cured should try DR. IUSSNER'S ()olebmt- ed Consumption Puwders. These powders are the only preparation known that will cure Cnn- sumption and all diseases of the Throat and Lungsâ€"indeed, so strong in our faith in them, and also to cmlviuce you thatthey are no hum- bug, we will forward to evpry suflored, by mail, post paid, a. Free Trial Box. The Pallncr House. RICHMOND HILL. JOHN PALMER. Pmprietor.‘ Licensed Auctioneer for the County of York'- Bales attended on the shortest not-imam! at real.- abe mtes. Address Nobloton I‘. O. And dealer in \Vntches.C10uks,and vauly Richmond Hill Ont. on 2nd. ’8‘1â€"1)‘. Mafiflég m ONTARIO. (‘5: 0E, MACDONALD, MERRITT & CO., REMO‘V $OSEPIE A. EEEVINS”. CONVEYANCER. ETC. James M. L:I“‘rvncw., CONSUMPTION POSITIVELY CURED. ASH é} ROBBINS, 360 Fultbn 8L, Broaklyn; N. Y The Clyde Hotel, RICHMOND HILL, F-IIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1883 James C. Stokes, Money :0 Loan. Bflificrllaucnus. N. J. Armstrang. Salem Ecsknrdt. George Eakin. A. L. Skeclm S. N1. Brow“. J. ‘Walllm985 Box 96. VICTORIA SQUARE. uior Lam: builuings, Toronto aiibucy. 35301915. I11 Esse‘ntials; Unity; in Non-Essentials, Liberty; 2‘11 all things, Charity UNIO’NVILLE. ’IShUER (l-F MARBJAGE LIGENSE FUR Co. YORK GENTLEMEN,â€"At ymn next- session you will likely be called upon to consider various questions in regard to the York Roads management. No doubt you till wish to do what is right in these matters, but there is a deep feeling among the travelling community that their interests have not rebeived the attention from you that. they require. How is it that the humllingjr of about $30,000 are left year alter year to the management of one in- dividual, without any inquiry or dis» cussion in your Honorable Council 1 Why is it that the debt upon the York Roads remains so large, notwithstanding this immense revenue ? Only something like $72,000 were paid for the York Roads ahout. sixteen years ago. Now 10x30,000â€"$480,000. Now this shows that about four hundred and eighty lions-and dollars have been receiveti to pay off seventy two. thousand dollars. 1 know what answer[ will get to the above. One is that the washing away of the bridges four years ago Cost such an immense sum. Nowavhat (lid they cost ? Only a mere bagatelle of the above rev- enue Another answer to me will he that. I have overstated the revenue. \Vell perhaps I haVe to a small extent, merely for the purpose ofyusing'rnun‘d numher-‘s. But gentle:nen,be kind enough to look at the exact. figures and you will find them but little less than the round sums I have named above, nod all have been ground out of the hard earnings of the travelling community, and perhaps t“'icF as much more. I have not counted what has hem made and spent. hy the {burteen toll- keepers. Say $500 for each to keep his family, 14x$500â€"$7,000 a year. Then say another$500 a year for profi‘s for each. It may be said that some of them have not made anything. but others have netted profits enough and got rich, to level‘::ll up to this average. Then the account stands thus: $500 for living and $500 for profits-$1,000 al "ear for each tollâ€"keeper, making $514,000 a year that the tollâ€"keeper's do not pzxv ‘2: the aSiiper~ intendent, added “$0 ".000 ayem-H that they pay-hi _ it)z\l;i‘.,l_%p* Ala-year” paid out of the hand earnings «it"the' travelling community. Multiply this by the sixteen years, or about this time (perhaps it is seventeen years since the roads came into the County’s hands) 16 times $44000 equal $704000. Seven hundruti and four thousand dollars have been muddled away to pay off $72000. and the $72 000 are not half paid ofl'yet. Gentlemen of the Cuuncil (-xf Y»rk.fww long is this fvlly tn cnntiunei'l The math- er is in yuur own hands. Will you think the above wnrthy of your consideration at your next meeting. Richmond Hill, Jan. 11th. "833 A telegram from Ml'x J. Elliott stating that he had accepted Caledonia High Schonl. Mémbers present, Rev. I. Campbell, Messrs. Buyh, Tet-9y, Dilnc'zlh, Savage. Crosby and 'l‘reuch. Mr. Teefy asked the Sebretury to read minutes of the meeting of Dec. 22. as the LIBERAL represented lnm as seconding a resolution and also soc‘mding an amendâ€" ment to the regulntiun. The Secretary on turning to the minutes found that the original mntirm Was not recnrded. Mr. Buyle stated lhnt the repbrt of the LIB- BRAD was correct. The School Board met on the 5th inst, at? p. m. The President in the ’chair. Minutes of previous meetihg read and adopted. Mr. Crosby slated that, he thought the original moti0n had been withdrawn. Mr. Bule stated that, it lmd nut. The Chairnmn explained that. while the report of the LIBERAL was substantially correct, yet it was supposed tlmt the original motion had been dropped. Rev. 1. Campbell agreed with Mr. Boiyile._ Mr. Duncan, seconded by Mr. Savage, mowed that the Board now concur in the action of the Secretgarry. A A member of the Bum-d stated that the amendment. was pruposed and neonnded and adopted as an amendment and there- fore the original mntiun was 11M. dropped. A discussion arose as to the wisdnm accepting a substitute and the lbgalify the action of the Chairman in moving secnnding a resolution. Mr. Boyle entered his protest against the action of the Board. ’l'o the Reeve and Deputy Rec-yes of the County nf York : The Secretary rend a telegram .f.mm Miss Hamilton accepting the pusmm. of Ass’t, Public Scho‘xl Teacher. Also a coulmmlicatinn frmn Miss Ham'â€" ilton asking if the Board would accept a substitute fur four \w-eks while she was attending the Model. The Secretary stated that after cmsultin'g members of the Buard he had written her Accepting the substitute. Also a card frtvm Mr. Eiliut-t exPIaining m‘l-T'fi‘. YORK LEOADS. School Board Yours Regpgctfnjliy,‘ “f of 02‘ Mr. Follieriugham stated that'he spent [r0111 before 2 o‘clock to 4 o‘clock p. m. , in Mrs. Wiley’s room. He showed that though the average marks of the whole school was lower than the previous year, yet the average in Mrs. \Viley’s school was considerably higher than the previous year. He also stated that, the average attendance in all the schools was much higher than it sh‘uuld be for the teachers, but supposed they were hampered for funds. Mr. theringham said that was a mistake, and the man who made the statement, would do credit to himself by withdrzmfixig it_. 'The Cllnirmafi'eXphide hmv the state- ment had been wide and said that the Bum-d wislmd a)“ explanation} as the report of Mrs. \Viley’s school was better than the previous year and it was stated‘ he had spent a, very short, time in it. In answer to a. question from Mr. Boyle, Mr. Fotheringham stated that his coming earlier this year accounted fur the standing of the higher depart mth of the school being lower than the previous year. He also stated that the attendance had been very irregular in Mr. McMahon’s school, the average be- ing that every pupil wsa. absent one day one of three. 100 acres, east half of Lot No. 24, 3rd Con. Vaughsz ; over 80 acres cleared. For further particulars apply to JAMES MCDONALD. 28 Sin. Maple. Mr. Fotheringham being called upon stated that he was at 9. loss to know ex- nctly what the Board required of him. Statements had been made by one of the village papers which were very injurious to him personally. He had made his ex- planation through the columns of that paper, vindicating himself, which he in- tended the members of the Board to see. If they wanted him to give them any in- mrniatiun concerning the scheuls as to their efficiency he would gladly give 1t. He stated that if the Board wished he Could give the time, to the hour and minute,at uhich he entered and left each school. He gave the standing of the schools for the last four years and the names of the pupils who attended during that time. Mr. ’I‘ebfy asked in which of the schools he had «mly spent fifteen or twenty min- utes at Ms last. vmit. Mr. Campbell said that personally he believed Mr. Fotheringhznn did his dmy, but, he put more dependence in the 1e.- snlt of Lhe entrance examinations than the repnrt of any inspector. Mr. Futheringham said he thought they were eXpecting fruit befure the trcu had time to grow. He brought befme the Buurd the necessity of securing a fourth teacher again, the attendch be- ing entirely too high. Mr. 'l‘eefy moved. Mr. Duncan second- ed, that the thanks of the Board be leu~ dered to Mr. Fotlmringlmm for his at- tendance at, the Board and the important information 21v<m.â€"Ca.x-ried. MriFutherinélmnf stated that be dis. agreed with Mr. Campbell and explained the ground he held. Mâ€"r. Buer said that they had had fum- teachers for a. time, and the result shuuld be bearing fruit; now. Farmers andothers desiring a genteel, lucrative agency business, by which $5 to $20 u. day can be earned, send address at unce, on pustal, to H. C. WILKINSON A}, Cm. 195 and 197 Fulton Street, New York. Jan. 1, ’83â€"6111. Mr. Teefy, seconded by Mr. Trench. moved that the Secretary communicate with Dr. McLellan asking him to send us a teacher at $5U0 per annum, and if he cmmut. the Sccretury communicate Wi$h Mr. VVntson.â€"Czuned. Mr. Crosby, sebunded by Mi‘. Brown, moved that the Secretary telegraph im- mediately to Mr. Cameron, to secure his services as Ass’t H. S. teacher.â€"-Carried. The Bnard then adjourned to meet at the mail of the Chair. let if he had received intimation earli- er he would have accepted, though his engagcnwnt at. Caledonia was for $600. but could not honorably withdraw, and thanking the Board for its offer Mr. Boyle asked that the resolution acc’eptiug Mr. Smith’s offer be read by the Secretary. - Thu Secretary read the resolution. The Chairman stated that Mr. Watson was still open for engagement. The Sucretury having gone to graph, Mr. 'l‘eefy, seconded by Mr. age, moved that Mr. Crosby act as rcmry pro tem. Mr. Futheringham being present, the Chairman asked the Secretary to read the resolution requesting the; presence of Mr. Fnthex‘inglmm. A CHEAP a“ v N l q iéwntug! m‘iqumsmdué: 1 twe character absolth l ; r Vâ€"~ -- - ~~â€"-â€" I‘m-~- .a1}y to: M‘s bethJoy cxperzenco and Observation \\ rite Erin lice to 11A) 'anx & JENNEY, 7 'Dcf Street, New York, enclosing $1, and you will re- ceive by return a. remedy that Will enable you to hear like anybody oisc,uvnd Whose chutive efâ€" lects W111 be pernmnent. You will never regret. doing 50." "Byron 0F MEncAN'rILE REVIEW. [:7’1‘0 avoid loss in thg money by RegistereLlLetter. 011;, 1mp(.rt,ezl by HAYLOCKMQ JEIfiNI'IY.“ Sow AGENTS FOR Ammch Jam $11,634" It has performed 11. mimclc in my case. I have no unearthly noises in my head um! hear much better. I have been greatly bonoflttod. My deafness helped a. great dealmthink another bottle' will cure me. ,My hearing is much benéfitted. My hearing is improvihg. It is giving good sutisfacbiob. Have been greu fly benefitted, and mm rejoiced thzw I smv the nutics of it. â€"IN THEâ€" Devils Lake, Turtle Mountain And Mouse Rlver Country. Tributary t0 the Umted Stalés Land Ofl‘we at GRAND FORK'i, DAKOTA SECTIONAL MAP and full pal'Liculnrs mailed FREE to any address by 'J'ne EerMENrs or BONE 151mm AND MUSCLz-A, are derived lroni the blond, Which is natural source of Vital energyfihe motor of the bodily organs. When the circulation becomes impoverished in con- sequence ol meal: digestion and imperfect iissnnnlatiun of the food. which should enrich it. every bodily function flags and the system grows feeble 3. id disordered. When the blond becomes impure either from the development of inherited seeds of dine=tse,1ts contamination by bile,or otlmr causes, serious maladies surely fellow. A highly accredited remedy for them: evils is NORTHLOP & LYMAN’S VEGETABLE DISCOVERY AND DYSI’EI‘I‘IC Cums, which ei-auieates impurities of the blood and fertilizes it by promoting digestion and assnnilation. Moreover, this line ulter- utive and stnmacliic exerts a spellie action upwn the liver, healthfnliy stimulating that to a perlomiance of its secretivediny when inactive, and expelling bile hour the blood. It likewise poseeseb diuretic and depnient properties of a high Ul'dul‘, rendering the kidneys active and health) . and expelling from the system the acid elements which procure rheumatic 1min. Price. $1.00. Sample Battle, 10cm. Ahk for Northrop (lb Lymnin’s Vegetuhh» I’llv covery and Dyflpisptie Cure. The wrapper hers ii facsimile of their signature. Sold by all medicine dealt-rs, The Uilis abstracted from peculiar specie of smail White Sham, caught 1n the Yellow Seq. known as ABCHARLDON lioxnnmiu'u. Every Chinese fisherman knows it. 155 vxrulos as :L restorative of heading were disecvexed by u. Buddhist Prlostzabou’a me year 1410. Its cure»; were so nluuerous and nmny so scozmngxy lnirzwuxous, that; thcremeqv was (:Iliejuliy pro» claimeJ over the entire Empire, Its; use became so universultlmt for overmuyem‘s no demfnes-i has existed among the Chumac people. b‘em. charger; 1)rena,id,to {my address at $1 per bottle. Old Iron, Rags, Brass, &c., broght for Cash 0.1 buy l’nves. Chimney Sweeping amended to on shortest, notice‘ Jan. 511), ’53â€"1)’. Foo Choo’s Balsam of Sharks’ (Ml. Positively Restorcsthe Hearing, and is rhe only Absolute Cure for Deafness Known. An old physician, retired from active practice, having had placed in his hand by an: East India Missiunm'y the formula. of a simple Vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumpt- ion, Bronchitis, Cnturrh, Asthma and all Throat and Lung affections, also a positive and radical cure for General chility and all nervous cumpluiuts, after lmvmg Lhuronghly tested its wander- ful curatiVe powers in thnns :uds of cases, feels it, his duty to nmke it, known tn his fellows. The. recwe, with full pinticn- lars, directions for preparation and use, and all necessury advice and instructions for successful treatment at your own home, will be received by yuu by return mail, tree of Clh'LI‘gC. by addressing with stamp Ears FOR‘E'HE HEAR WHAT THE DEAF SAY! Doc. lst, 782â€"Iy CONSUMPTION CURED FREDERECK WHITLOL‘K, Richmond Hill. ST. PAUL, “Mi'fiN‘E‘KfiEfié‘a " & MANITOBA R. R. iln DR. J. C. RAYMOND, 104 \Vashington St., Brooklyn, 1‘3. ‘ 28 E. Fro..t Std Toronto, Ont. 8th; ’83â€"‘Zm mm pAKom, [Single Copies, 3 cts. General Passenger Ag‘t H. F. MCNALLY, mm NO. 28, mum 7 Day St, IV. V.