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#0 80 senvennnn The Markets. aresclling splendidly and that within the past six months the stock of twelve of our principal Bauks increased in value over eight per cent. On the first of the present month the stock of 'the Bank of Montreal could sell for $360,000 more than it could have sold on the first of January of the pre- sant year. The stock of the Ontario could now sell for $260,000 more than it could bave sold for at the beginning of the pres scot year. The stock of the Toronto Bank could now sell for $160,000 more than it could have sold forat the beginning of the erected by Mr. Ruddy of the Port Perry House, this was surmounted bya " V.R." and Crown. On Water Street opposite the railway station, Mr, Dewart, of the Railway House, had a fine arch erected, certainly the most hand. some arch in town, and this was generously supplied with suitable mottoes. "Welcome all to Port Perry," "God Save the Queen," "William of Immortal Memory," "The Protestant Faith and an Open Bible," " Cartwright" "Enniskillen," "Prentice Boys," "No Surrender," &e., &e. tiring from. business on a-Jortune " "It is not at all suprising thatthe. Globe should reign of Mackenzie &Co. all the faithful within hail could easily secure fortunes off they need not be twitted over it, the Ottawa governm nt is to blame, they dont so shovel ont the peoples' money that all the faithful 5s i The Globe says a great government work t fs ; ES Peas , . habitants, It just. appeared 10 S|} heen going on near St. Catherines--The ; hero that a carefully digested pro-| welland Canal works--and according to the gramme would have served a good | theoryof government Hi pap we sup. \ purpose and aided the brothren in | pose-- every body ought tobe éhinkiiig of re- finding their positions, but may be that every thing was as well asit| = away with atch amides, he and his party could be, it is not 80 casy a task 10 | nave been accustomed to fortnne niaking off handle sixteen or seventeen hundred | Guvernment works but he ought to remem- men brought together for the first |ber that times have changed. During the time. The active and experienced marshals performed their duties to government works much less extensive than perfection, but a programme of the the works refened to, and that our St. order of march placed in the hands| Catherine friends have not "accumulated of the master of each lodge would | fortunes and retired" is not their fault and have greatly simplified the duties of the marshals }and been more satis- Hay por ton . Clover Seed Potatoes. , ceComounoce S8agsnrsged §3553858588°% ccdmacumee 2gx388ggaer FARM TO RENT. Ba part of the Estdte of the late John Mowbray, Esq.==lot 24, iii the 1st concession of the Township of REACH, This is a most satisfactory showing and fication to all interested in the prosperity of our young, vigorous and productive comitry, butifit was honest and fair to attribute the decline of stocks to the terrible N. P. it will be no less honest and fair to attribute the rise te the same influence, The Globe of the 13th with its usual honesty makes a palaver over some special cause which has contributed to this most encouraging rise in stocks, that special cause he says is not the N. P. but during the fall of these stocks, he asserted with a face as long as a fence rail that the N. P. was doing the work. Something Interesting to Farmers. We have much plesure in calling the at- tention of farmers to the new advertisement elsewhere in this issue,of the Brown & Patter- son Manufacturing Company, Whitby. Every farmer in the land should read the advertisement and consider the facts set forth whether at present in want of a machine or not. 1t is of vital importance to farmers that they should kmow which are really the best machines and there is now neither risk nor mystery about it--dont fail to read the Advertisement; Though the "Witty Harvester" is very extensively known and those who know anything of it would not touch another reaper still it is not yet in the hands of all our farmers as it certainly would be if all of them knew its decided superiority over all other reapers. The advertisement sets forth this in a way which cannot be disputed. Choice material superior constraction, light draught, great strength, good work in all kinds of grain are among the qualities which farmers require in reapers--See what the advertisement says on those points. The "Cayuga Chief jr" and "Young Canada" mowers the manufacture of the Brown & Patterson Manufacturing Co., Whitby, occupy the front ranks amongst mowers, are preferr- ed by all farmers who have tried them and as now improved they have no equal--Read the advertisement and see their « Whitby Gleaner " Patent Hay Rake. The individual or firm who by ingenuity, perseverance and it may be at much expense succeeds in placing in the hands of farmers a machine as complete ascan well be oxpect- ed, p ing all the points of excellence q ina hioe and superior to all other machines of the kind yet produced is # general benefacfor to the farming com. munity and an important agent in raising our agricultural interests to that position to which their importance entitles them.-- ~ of the town a full appreciation of the honor conforred by making this the grand centre of so important a gathering and every necessary effort was put forth to make things agree- able for the expected visitors, and neither labor nor expense was re. garded as anything in making such preparations as make things pleas- ant to our visitors. In andition to the very extensive accommodation supplied by our hotels, extensive additional prepara- tions wore made to accommodate all comers. Mr. Ruddy added table accommo- dation for over three hundred; Mr. Dewart prepared additional accom- modation for nearly one hundred; Mr. Cook increased his dining ac- commodation to a large extent.-- Mr. Haslam opened out his dining hall to its full extent. Mr. Hallett made ample preparation for the large addition to his guests, and the C. M. Church fitted up and threw open for the accommodation of visit- ors the basement of the town hall, Everything being propared all waited to recoive and welcome the numerous expected visitors, Orange- men, Young Britons, Troe Blues and the large number of ladies and gentlemen who should come in only as spectators and aid the celebration by their presence and approving smiics, Al guile an eaily "hour carriages containing ladies and geu- tlemen came pouring in from every quarter, worthy fathers and mothers, active sons and fair danghters from a large coxtent of the surrounding Country came to participate in one way or another in the celebra- tion of the anniversary if it wore only by giving the sanction of their presence. The Orange Brethren, O.Y, B's and T. B's be- gan to arrive in good time und the air was soon filled with the martial music from the numerous Brass Bands and Fife and Drum Bands accompanying the several lodges, -- Cars from the north and cars from the south came rolling in with their long trains filled with members of the Order and their friends. From places not connected with this by rail long lines of carriages bringing the members and their friends camo in and landed their welcome freights one after another. Now the whistle of the "Vaderbilt" is heard as she steams up the luke with a full cargo of celobrators, Orangemen, O. Y. B'sand their numerous friends, The Battalion Band, Co. Victoria, supplied the musicind one seldom sees a finer looking Band or hears so charming musie, Arriving at the beautiful grove, Black Oils for Machinery, Castor Oil for Judges. We refer to the Judges, whose post office address we have given, to prove the tho mustering ground, the cool and lubricating purposes, at C. C. McGlashan's, pleasant shade was most agreeable - and the $honsands present Souid not 2 Sauaion Lake Ontario.--About ail in reflecting wi gratitude on | eight o'clock on Friday ast a violent squall ng .. the generosity of Mr. Rogers in | passed over Lake Ontario and did greatdam. Our Improved Cayuga Chief Junior and granting permission to hold the mus- | #&e to shipping and yachts in Toronto harbor ter there. The Co. Master, Mr. 8. R, Webster, | all' were saved. A boat containg two women took the chair, brought the vast as-|and a man upset about Lalf way between semblage to order and called on the | the island and the city. The tug "Prowett Co. Chaplain, Rev. J. A. Dowler, Berger" went to the rescue, but did not who opened proceedings by singing fand prayer. . | feet high, Richard Tennming hesitated to The speakers wero then called in | launch the life-boat although a volunteer the following order: Rev, J. Cairy,|crew offered to assist him, The yacht M.A. Port Perry; Rev. J. A. Dow-|" Wanderer" collided with another ler, Vroomanton; Rev. D. M. Bil- ; lings, Seagrave; Rov. Smithett, Lind- dragged her anchor, Lut suffered no injury. | sayy Rev. S. Acheson, Wick. All| Phe «Witch" and Undine, sloop yachis, | 5 appeared highly' pletised | colfided near Young street whart acd were | © with the speaking and parties who | got into'shelter with damage to their hulls. were not preseut knowing anything en of the speakers whose names are|Orops. in the Ear West Looking Bick. present Off Armour's Boat-house four boats contain- ing ten persons were upset, but fortunately succeed in finding them, as darkness came on so suddenly and the waves ran tweuty yacht off the Union Htation and sunk in about twenty fect of waier., The "Oriole" ------ falsity of the statement. Comment is unnecessary. The WHITBY HARVELTER bas never failed taking the FIRST PRIZE over ALL others, in fair competition. What more can farmers ask ? given above will think it no way strange that those who heard them On the St. Paul & Manitoba road, from were much pleased with the ad- Big Woods to Breckenridge, prospects not dresses. Everything went off most ploas-| turning yellow, occasioned by dampness antly the speaking was good and the | caused. by heavy rains; wants excellent vast gathering of ladies and gentle- men present gave the best possible attention, an attention becoming the | will be no harvest whatever. Irom Rek= intelligence of the gathering. The duties of the chair were con-| Winona & St. Peter road, the same or worse ducted with an ease and proprioty which met the approval of al monies of the day and the [several good ; stalks appear to be struck by blight, weather all the time to bring out a fair crop; in many cases the decay hasstruck the wheat before heading ; in such case there wood Falls down to the St. Peter, on the looking splendid, but not far enough advanc- lodges set out on their homeward |. to estimate the yield. Land commis sivners of St. Paul and Sioux City say the THE crop reports received at the offices are al. most unanimously favorable ; some rust is to be seen between Washington and St. James. No complaints as to crops from along branch ines, march carrying with them the os teem &nd respect of all for the highly erjoyable and interesting time which bad been secured to all by their honoring the town with their pre-|; sence on this occasion, and in the name of the ®ntire community we thank our visitors old or young, male and fomale, forthe compliment conferred on the town by their pre- sence here at this time. sale by C. C. McGlashan, Chemist and Druggist, --_------ A Welsh Parliament.--It is stated Lime Juice and Lime Fruit Cordial fof It were only repeating what every | the representatives of the Welsh constitu- ove present admits to say that this|cucies in the House of Commons are about was the most successful celebration oj any kind ever held #n this scction of country; the people here won't | yg), parliament, u Welsh parliament and a soon forget the celebration of J#lY |scotish parliament what will be the next 12th, 1880. Oircuit Tea Meeting. We are instructed to state that the Prince | is lying, ill from the effects of Pars groen, Albert Circuit of the B, C. .Church intend | The drug had been used in sprinkling porato holding a Grand Tea Meeting in Mr. Harper's { some lof it off other plants that had been Grove on "the gravel roud north of Man- accidentally touched, and ate it. Fora agement, HAS NEVER BEEN chister, on Thursday, 22nd fhst, and "they | py. y --best quality of spring steel--t invite all 30 come, part in the enjoy Aeting 85 saietio, nad although not yet. out . to combine for the formation of a distinctive- ly Welsh Parliamentary party, Once there is an English parliament, an division ? --n n More Ppisoning.--Loxpox, Joly 0.-- A little six-year-old boy, Willic Gower, son of Mr. Wm. Gower, plasterer, London East vines, and it is supposed the little fellow got 'time last night his lite was in- danger, but . Gardiner finall n admini Young Canada Mowers than the St. Paul & Manitoba; think the | Ate both first-class machines--constructed almost wholly of Tron and Steel. The Cayuga Fand state will not average over two-thitds crop ; Jr. has a rear cut, and the Young Canada a front cut; both strong, durable machines, and A =" | weather will improve it, but not more than | not excelled by any machines in the market for quality of cut, durability; lightness of received a rousing vote of thanks, |above estimated, Along the Northern |drabight, adaptability, and ease of management. OUR YOUNG CANADA Las a forward Thanks 10 the sp0nkers and cheers | Pacific the weather ixf wvorable ; appearances cut, high motion, small section, with malleable guard and steel face; and the guards are 2 1: _ | favorable To & iar feld. {he St. Paul | Set so close that they protect the knife in stony land. for the Queen closed the putlic cere & Manitoba, Ripe 9) Aehing Bt Paul past four seasons, and they Lave become a general favorite, EE ee SO (pins "WHITBY GLEANER" HAY RAKE. A BOY TEN YEARS OLD CAN HANDLE IT! Teeth can be raised to any fequired height, and beld in position ! We bave manufactured them the PATENT "THE GLEANER" Was brought out in 1878, and for quality 3 work, strength, durability and ease of man- The teeth are from the best manufacture d every tooth anted, concession of the Township CARTWRIGHT, Ta the County of Durliam; containlug 100 acres, about 90 of which are cleared and ins good state of cultivation. Soil, ¢lay loam. There are 16 acres being summer fallowed this this season. There are on the pre thises a frame house, a frame barn with ex- cellent underground stables and other outs Uunildings, also two wells and an overflowing spring. For particulars, apply to the undersigned, JOHN HODGSON, Merchant, S Cartwright P. 0, Cartwright, July 12, 1880, 31-3m Farm to Rent, nue undersigned offers to Rent that pood aud desirable Farhi, being the west-haif of lot 8, in the 3rd concession of REACH, 100 acres oll cleared and in a good state of cultivation There are on the premises a good dwelling house with barn and stables, There is a fine stream running through the farm ; thete Is a good well of waterand othér convenicaces, For further particulars; apply to the pro~ prictor on the heii PD H A, McKAY. Reach, July 13, 1880. 3l-lm Nets is hereby given that the Part- nership herctofore existing between us the undersigned, nader the name and firm of Taylor & Burthwick, as manufacturers and dealers in Doors, Sush, Blinds, &c., hay this day been dissolved by mutual consent. -Dated 5th July, 1880. DANIEL W. TAYLOR. GEO. T. BURTHWICK. Witness, N. F. Parersox, ri NOTICE. The business of the late firm of Taylor & Burthwick will in fature be carried on by the undersigned at the old stand. All debts guing 1, and all claims against the said rm wi received and paid res, vel by the undersigded. yo peel) GEO. T. BURTHWICK. Port Perry, July 5, 1880. © 31-3w PRINCE ALBERT Public Hall Jint Stock Company HE Annual General Meeting of the Stockholders ot the Prince Albert Public Hall Joint Btock Company, will be held at the Hall, Prince Albert, on the evening of FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1880, : At 8 o'clock. A fall meeting is requested CE, President. 31-2w T. COURT] Prince Albert, July 1, hd The Celebration of the Anniversary much advantage yet we can scarcely Reach Coun cil: of the Victory of tho Boyme. | forbear repeating what wi ried coll met 5 Fo | by nearly all present that the Good-| The abovecou 81 the Town Ball i mn vu But, few Anniversaries of {his im-| wood Lodge led by the Claremont |°0 Monday, 12th inst, the Reeve a ths) $ SR Ea 1 ) postant victup have beon telobrated | Brass Band carried the feld as well | chair. . Sa 5 ag io : 7 . n an équully loyal, enthusiastic and | for the general appeatance of the| Tbe of the p were : 2 intelligtal, manner lo that on lot Lodge as the appearance of the Band OV Sul approved. et Ibtorast brought bab t : ae Te day and certainly the colobra- {and the really first-class music they < . 2 LIT ran £1 tion in Port Ferry far surpassed in| suppl Whoo mine host Todd, of | ie conel vas the dong ote Nonquon| WHITBY HARVESTER AND THE JOHNSTON REAPER, ALSO numbers, display, kindly feelingsand [the Goodw camo : a : DOADDD BD AAUTOR good andor any reviouscolsbration | dub into town, "delving 'dhe| MJ 0 cempbal bought 1a» pti) PRIUMPH COMBINED SELF-RAKING REAPER, THE CAYUGA A Ta like manner the stocks of our moneyed | Of 80¥ kind over held in this town, Band wagon with the -- Band sigued by all the proprietors of {le land con- ! : sd i on ovorlasting howl over : The early morn threatened rain and land followed by the lodge they [cerned praying the council to pass a by-law JR, MOWER, THE YOUNG CANADA MO GLEAN [ER Institutions were made to do duty inthe iy fact did rain but not cough to gota hearty reception and the music , in tomp with the age Act to have ; PE i" "wn "ON Zon. " form organize would|geeral Opposition wail, and it was tried to [lay the dust, still the somewhat |of the Band drew crowds wherever | tho bar in the Nonqtion River, near Seagrate, PATENT HORSE RAKE, "ALBANY" RAKE, &C. &C. ludicrous were it not 50 ue shown that the N.P. was even kicking| clouded atmosphere subdued the they went. But while we admit so d for the purpose of draining suid . i ~ tly and almost universally |the bottom cut of our fl sristitutions, sun's rays and tended to make ihe much we in no way disparage the lands as far, at least, as the removal of said ; : nancial '|daypleasant and agreeable so that | other Bands present for every Band | bar will efiect that purpose. Whi Harv d from one end of a constitu-|and during a not unusual flutter efongst the vory pleasant day added an air |here on the occasion ag mot alone | A by-law was'accordingly passed aod Mr. |- The thy \ ester, these institutions, disturbances which do |of comfort and good feeling to the [creditable to its members but un |w, E. Yarnold was appointed to make the |. proved for the vear 1880 ; weighs, all told, 700 Ibs. Being made principally of the 5 fo the ition e Soph 3e% dow take place now and again and cannot well | Wholo proceedings. honor to the lodge with which it|yecessary survey and valuation. ] Tans QUALIFY of IRON and STEEL, and from its ingen | comp "election foran M, P. or an M. P. Every preparation necessary for | came. This js a stop far in the right direction | tion, it combines the strength and durability of the heavier machine. This, machive las be foreseen or prevented, the Globe was iene 3 / tested during the harvests of 1877, 1878 and 1879, in all kinds and condi- P.is spoken of; theonly cry hoard is the he comfort and convenience of the} Our town Orange lodge, our Prince and must result greatly to the profit and Hoe thor oughly de purchasers can rely upon getting A STRONG, GOOD WORKING MA fot" sok Th i A made to ring from day to day cver the] pymerous and wBlecomo visitors had | A pur lodge No. 37, O. Y. B'S.and | advantage of the owners of said lands; but | oR TNE on LIGHT DRAUGHT sod EASY MAN EMENT. 1 do GOOD WORK| } "Organ and those who make |g..ncial disaster occasioned by the NX. P., [been made in good time, T. B'S. were a credit to the town | really the corporation will gain more in the |in ANY KIND of GRAIN, no matter how badly lodged, with almost 50 per cent less McGlashan's Family Pills usod with most of the howl appear to know giving quotations of Bank's stocks and show- A splendid triple arch was erected and if anything was overlooked in| mutter of roads and increased taxes on the draught than ordinary machines. It is much less complicated, more easily managed, and | ooon0co an billious disorders, Try littl bout. what} Thi at the crossing of Queen and Perry |} roception of the brethren it was | property redeemed than the entire cost of the | OF 20 years experience with Harvesting machines enables us 10 sayithar tlie ALi ; precious tle about what 3t)ing foo vapidy Sueyattik ios. This was Streots with the appropriate mOLL0es | oontrary to the wish of the brethren | yor, A TE Sieh By Ta pink wr FAS i hi ee mn BLL ao fi, UTE SE i SRS RS IIE amerika H 4 3 n in the way when by- pl- 10 inner when [J C8 if break than any ior machine sol n the same local e| A in any constituency in which an |mu ay erection was highly creditable to all wil J he march our str : Greatly Disploased. ind on age pk apd 8 sitice Jast. harvest, increased the pout the | Fall Whea ; : fog it under foot party politics may be ad- A Bh turned out for the mai * 81 | a pinog | red Ty ves + $100 to 81 04 election is about to take place ought vanced, The. Moshe. sow Sov &ry WD. having a hand in it, fQ a were fairly 'packed, there must at| The Globe of the 13th inst, makes a | drive wheel, increased the speed, and it T Spring What, 100 to 108 0 § At the crossing o ueen an i tievous howl over the condetion of the sity We kton Jon Sundjdaios > all o their manly tears on learning that our stocks | Water Stroets a 2 ohie arch was Jest hate boon Six thousas 4 peo ple Srontier City," untortunate 8t Catherines. : : them ere is more than two, an be satisfied what claims each candidate bas on the suffrages of the electors and decide accordingly - When we speak of. the claims of a candidate we have not the slightest reference to universal flexibility, pliabijity, yes! yos! and never no! of men, men who can smile again and be infernal vil- Jians after all ; characterless individ- uals who will promise everything and Mr. Cook, of the Lorne Restaurant, | factory to the different lodges and Hos L : . donothing,and should they get to the | present year. The stock of the Bank of had a nent, arch at tho entrance of the public would have vl at ages 10 Tutingaty Shay oie fri nie too urn =13s Quen, {uti House will sell their vote and influ_| Commerce is worth $450,000 more than it| his dining hall, what points they might cxpect to | work but no more they are Landling the two barns, stabling for 25 head of cattle an ence--whatover that may bo--to the | "* Worth on the first of January last. i ys, Balam, of the Walker Hodse, see the "march past." The march Peoples Money id She ah xo os Jelue J ten horses ; shnap houses id otheb outbuild- : . The value of the entire stocks of the|,2C DIS line premises fairly wrapped | when it got fairly under way was a i rigid ; igi; a good fruit-bearing Orchard ; two highest bidder aud support any iioniig in = first he wa i Drange gow, suitable bunting magnificent sight as well for the yrs ad it Tn bea FIRST PRIZE GOLD » MEDAL food wells of water, &e.-&e, ; The property bh iniaui i ang appropriate lags, number, the appearance and the | Globe only for the ideas it has fo from ) ) wh A SIgASHTe oWever iniquitous if they year were quoted as follows : Montreal $16,-| Mr. Hallett of the Hallett House, bearing of the py The veterans | the looso manner in which the Mackeusie TEAR SR ors ro Eo Torn par Co one Fives Tmsedlatcly fier har ©an securo personal advantage. Tho 320,000; Toronto $2,440,000 ; Ontario $2,-| had his place finely decorated and | of the Order, the Standard-bearers of | government handled the funds. It will be | yraniford ; Wrought Iron Harvester, by Thompson & Williams Manufacturing Company | For further particulars, apply on the claims of a candidate consist in the [100,000 ; Commerce $6,870,000, had a handsome arch over the on-|ihe Principles of Orangoism and the 8 very long timeere the Globeand its friends Stratford ; Royal Royce, by Green Bros. & Co., Waterford. Several other magufactururs, promises, or to firs in bis b d 3 W i h ba i th trance to his yard. rank and He of the Order with the a Spportunitiosat ATaakiog rune with machines, wore present, but declined to compete on nt of the heavy grain. Zhe R. D. SPINES, Cartwright t place in his honor and integrity | On the first of tho present month the All these decorations combined | Young Britons and True Blues made | kensie Togtne, the casual advantages aro ail Judjestu aking the degision, stated that they had no difficulty in plicing the First Prize--the R. It. MOWBRAY, Kinsale. and these embrace much, the amount | values were Montreal $16,680,000; Torento | with the general trig and neatly up a complete whole, tho True Bluos| confined to the Mackensio party andit will | "750 Y "HE FP AHIAr MEDAL and DIPLOMA at the Toronto Tndustrial Exh ot? Lb 1980. Siw of influence which a man could $2,600,000; Ontario$2,370,000; Commerce | oriamented buildings thronghoutthe being ready to recruit the Young Tequite sumething Je So ih Taetidle bition, held September, 1879, in competition with ull the Machines in Ontario. County : $7,320,000. town with the numerous handsome | Britons an the Young Britons ready 3 > of Kent Agricultural Society, at Chatham, in competition with a large nutiber of leading G0 exert in the House if ho were elect- flags thrown to the Morning bresas, to step into the ranks of the Orange Castorins Ti popales meehive. of ©. C | machines, First and Silver Medal. ' ed t uch todo i . . . | gave to our lively 1own a really gay (Order when these sball have been |S ) Bie ag ou L, A FALSE STATEMENT.--The Newcastle Manufacturing Co. Live advertised in thei ee a he lve m he Sr and cannot fail in proving a source of grati- appearance and showed on the part | called away. MeGlashan, Agent for Post Peniy. circulars that they had taken the Fits bile or ii ri is dl pki ulin): tho T= East-half of Lot No. 16, in the 4th ' the indemnity and bave no representative than send to Parliament a " Chip in Pottage" If we want a ropresentative to exert sn influence we must send a man that will bo listened to, and the better ho is in accord with the gov- erment party of the day the more influence he will have and the better able will he be tocorrect abuses if any should present themselves. Such is all the organization that i8 required. An elector who has the slightest glimmering of & claim on the franchise is always organized and willing and ready to vote as he ought to do without being hunted and run down in order to organize him for election 'purposes. It is certainly no credit to a constituency like North Ontario which has bad so much ex- perienco in the use of the franchise, 20 suppose that her cloctoral machine ery will rust in a montband that the electors will demoralize, or dig organize in as brief a space. EE On dit that tho Scugog Marsh Reclaiming Company are about to proceed with the work forwhich they obtained a charter. English Capital is being brought into the enterprise - and steps are being taken to proceed with the Workiwithout delay. Wo understand that it is the intention of ~ the company--if satisfactory ar- 'Fangements can be made with the ent contractor to take the con- tract of the building of the -Scugog ~ bridge off his bands and go on 'with the work asa whole. Thoy would then build the new part and repair the old in the most perma- nent manner and so as to suit their purpose in the matter of draining marsh. All will be pleased that 'company is going forward with this mportant work, it will save 'much valuable land, be of great ad- : to the entire surroundings "a permanentand con- iont roadway Cartwright | Read the advertisement, £ Fn vf Quinn Bs Es | Yor! > wish ---- s v 20) : J Wg : A ' A 0 us oh Sigh he oh : : By noon there were in town the |. naqaidd intrest 80 the gocasion. | °F JPET, to boy is ry : % B : | Our Advertising C 8. | following Orange Lodges: 4 from the fay rave uniavorsble the te Nate - Yi M bh ouam Ld 44% Cartwright and Manvers, 7 from | Should the day prove unfavorab | en dljstuse. propicst 13,0. €. Mal fool Pactids will do well to scan our advertis- | Brock, 4 from Scott and Uxbridge, |gebering will take place in Mr. Harper's |G i At the Inst Provincial Trial, BROWN § PATTERON were awarded ing columns every week asmattorsofintercet| 6 from South Ontario, 8 from | a8? new barn at tho grove. For p Pare Parls Green, at the Port Perry Phar. | FIRST PRIZE FOR REAPERS, and 2 pea: thete oo tug Victoria, 4 from Reach and the Port | see posters. FIRST PRIZE FOR MOWERS | | fea: itts'feom fe lo Wind: Jamis fu | pope There were 5 lodges poy. ainst Twenty different entries for Reapers and Sixteen sale, farms £0 sell or rent, stray cattle, artcles | 5°07 y B's 'and 2 of Trae Blose, | Paris Green Paris Green --Paris Greenm Fire Than is Toy, | AE 0E0SE TWaRtY a of 0. Y. B's a © Blues; Warranted chemically pure and sold at the : Al the Jpstaad West Whitby icnltural Society's Reaping Trial, on Twecdie's Farm, ! crs of more than ordivary merit offered for ule | making in all 38 edges, Thore |1owest. price. C. ©. McGlashan, Chemist 1 ged Brown & Patterson were awarded FIRST PRIZE, $50. Also FIRST PRIZE for Mowing | a the several merchants reminding -the public were 7 capital Brass Bands, viz: Dburk at Stirling--Judges, Thomas Walker, Reeve ; George Conly, Esq,, and L. G. Baker, Esq. ) 3 and A kerosene, ed ed ; i Claremont, Lindsay, Duffin's Croek, | - : FIRST PRIZE for Reapersin the County of Ontario, on George Plowman's Farm. of choice goods being sold at low figures and Ont, 2. edie Judges, James McCreight, ] ng ; Henry Marr, Markham ; and Thomas Cann, Dar- 1a fact oi oll, Cartwright, Manilla, Canning. Yngon. ; ; Something ton, Sonya, There was quite a Two Days' Trial at Millbrook, FIRST PRIZE on Doth Reaper and Mower. South Aj Itural Society--FIRST PRIZE for Reaper. % 1 = Levene tn te tome aaron] number of capital Bile and 1 PRIZE for of Ottawa Bocie:y's trial . | or the § 'Fl Reaper at c rial, : : FIRST PRIZE A my fr Temper ' "PRIZE at Bell's Corners for FIRST PRIZE at Field Trial in the County of Northumberland, Dear /oole 1879, where the following machines competed : « Maxwell Reaper," by ), Maxwell," by Cossitt eS Har vester," by gs 55% £ | 200 acres being part of the estate of the late Mowbray, 'Esq. This is a grand op- uity to reat & splendid farm. be the ail £3z88 23