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~ tho year wien a gleam is expectod to enter when tho everlast- rain is expected 10 bo relaxed, attention may be drawn lining which underlines 'ragged and it may be per- path of life, a time to extract sweat to bo found though in 1 quantity at the bottom of life's aup. A time to pierce the 'darke-t clouds if it wore only to & glimpse. of tho ginny spots, a! when expressions of gratitude 'congratulation are more than mon place, when: the Pan. box of human emistenco muy "be inverted and hope brought to the rfnco. Few indeed ean trace life's 'course even for a year without finda ng much cause for gratitude to the Giver of all Good, and finding also that the greater part of human woe §s attributable to mun's inhumanity to man, for unfortunately man bath both the will and the power to make bis fellow mourn. But snd must be the fate of him who at this partic- 'wlar season sees nothing for which be has canse for gratitude. In this Canada of ours where a bountiful Providerce now scatters blessings with more liberal hand thun in most other lands our expressions of grat- jtode should be deeper and wider. * Qur festive seasons may be celobrat- ed with less bluster than in most other lands but our rejoicings ure no Jess sincere ; herc we rejoice less by proxy as there are fowor amongst us for whom nothing is prepared. -- 'While there is much for which we have cause of thankfulness at all seasons of the year still the Christ. mas'and New Year's season is pecul- _ darly fitted for calling forth and _ giving expression to these feelings. Now one gets to {lie vantage ground | between the new year and the old, when he may takoa retrospect of the past, re-mark the sunken rocks and shoals which may havo given him trouble in the past so that he may avoid them in the coming year. Buch wesay isa season peculiarly ed for thankfulness for snares cs and benefits received. OsservER staff not unmind- ful of the liberality and manly gen- 'orosity of our numerous patrons would now make our bost bow wish- ing our troo and trosty friends all Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year with the largest mensure of peace and plenty, health and bap-| pines to them and all that are dear to them, It has been the aim of the entire ~ staff to make the OB<ERVER «till more v of that genorous and still in- ing patronage extended Lo us, nd how far we may hove succeeded in this is for our readers to jndge.-- the future no less than in tho past it be our aim to treat our read- respect and hundle every of public interest fairly and ¥, and continue to gnard the good with unremitting shall not hesitate to expose and trickery and handle the ster without the slightest re- o his position in lite, but our shall be open and above 'we &hall be prepared at all willing to assail the 'expose the wrong doer ¢ ready to defend part with the fla o the wioiry to 8 stand still, {enée over the terms of |would Le regrettable if our people { Their position was becoming deaper- give for the contruction of eaid of this nnderstanding, and had they OM | iho unfortgnate C. P. R; but the "| electors Seeding co that thes |eonntry into the iE increasing Itis not all sutprieing ht th Dominfon of Canada should be sti red from its contre to its circamfer the Canadian | 'Pucific Railway Contract, indeed it were indifferer.t on a subject which so deeply concerns us all. We very! much question if ever before a popu- lation of four millions and somewhat poor at that, dared to undertake a public work even approaching this in magnitude. The idea of four: millions of people undertaking to build a ruilway 2,677 miles longa large portion of it through a desolate wilderness and can onlf be con- structed at an enormous cost, say $26 a head for every man, womah and child in the Dominion, has scarcely a parallel in the bistory of :public works. The work is a great one indecd and it says more for tho plack thar the wisdom of 'a hapdiul of people io undertake so formidable task, but death bofore dishonor, baving undertaken the work there must be no surrender, we must face it like men and pat it through. In this as in most undertakings, where there's a will there's a way. Bat like every other public Undertaking in this Canada of ours, political eapi- tul is sought to bo made out of it not only to the annoyance but to the absolute injury of the couptry. The introduction of the National Policy was made a political bone of conten-- tion, every possible obstacle was und is even now, thrown in the way of its successful working; means the most unfair and dishonest where adopted to bring the N. P. into disrepute, and so far was the opposition carried that attempts were even made to bring the Dominion and mother country into antagonism regarding the hated N, P. But the N.P. went on all the same and prospered, and the country prospered and is con- tinuing to prosper under it antil the advantages have become so obvious that the loudest mouthed opposi- tionists are completely silenced ; and had it not been for this windfall, the Syndicate Contract, her Majesty's loyal Opposition would have been speechless, they wonld not. have had asingle peg to hang a growl on.-- 1 ate when fortunately for them the Syndicate Contract was thrown amongst them, This was seized with avidity the anti-N. P's were at once called off and set on the track of the C.P. RR, and it would appear that the mode of warfare to be addpted isto be similar tq, that adopted against the .N. PP, misrepresentation and falsealarm. This C. P. R.--Canada Pacific Ruilway--is no new matter, it has been on the tapis for many years, it bas been tackled by three successive Governments, the first foundered on it and wont 'to pinees the second could not grapple with it, the third has brought it into shape, i The firet of which Sir John A was the head proposed to let the work by contract giving €30,000,000 in eash and 50,000,000 acres of land to whichever company would com- plote the work, binding the company to have the work completed within ten years. This set the Opposition camp on end and ufter a serivs of acts of the most unscrupulous character, buying over traitors, etealing letters and similar fraudulent acts succeeded in bringing a charge against the gov- ernment which swept them from power horse foot, and artillery. The Opposition now went into power with a rush and it became their duty to handle the C.P.R. The Mucker.zie Government agreed with the late Government on the advisa- bility of letting this great work by tender and they considered and the Parlinment consented, that $48, 947, in cash and 55,940,000 acres of land would be. a fair amount to roud, and they went on the strength heen able to run the Government or rather the country, they would doubtless -have Rone. ohiggling]' ckenzie Government ning the taxation and hopeleseiy Falling : 3. yous; ind had brought" best inter [Fonntsy such opposition becomes a} jtountry 19 reject the present bar- oorned wil do well fo glve him well. vernmont in tho vain hope | {that if thoy kick up a row some- thing may turn up to their political 'advantage. It is both the duty and interest of all to thoroughly invest- igate, publicly discuss and sharply criticise the actions of our rulers whoever they may be, without the slightest regard to names or party, but when party triumph or self ag- grandizement is placed before costly toy, degrading to politics, and detrimental to tho best interests of the country. Divested of all pol itieal intrigue and plots to capture the treasury benches the gnestion for the people is, is the present bar. gain batter than any previons vne? If the present bargain is not all we could wish, could we gota better? Would it bs to the advaniage of the gain and risk another ten: years | gropping in the dark and a regular pitched battle over every contract that islet. Such was the case with every contract attenipteéd to bo let by Sir John's Government previous to its fall in 1873 it was made the oc- casion for a pitched battle between the Govornment and Opposition [forces, and in fuct it was in one of these battles that Sir John's forces were defeated. Again when Mackenzie and his party came into power their reign was only a series of battles, every new contract let was the signal for another battle and thus much time and money have been wasted and would continue to be wasted so long as the work remained in the hands of the Government no matter which party held the reins of power. It ought to be n relief to every one to find it pass into private hands, EEE Prepared for the Holdiays. The thorough snd general prepara. tions made by our merchants to meet the largely increased demands of the holiday season are preducing pleas- ing results ar manifested by the rush of business being done in all lines, Full stocks of choice goods and low prices are securing their legitimate results, rapid and satisfactory sales. Choice goods at holiday prices are just the things Lo secure sales ; a dis- erving public wont allow a good op portunity to slip. In dry goods, clothing, Boots and shoes, groceries, hard ware, jewelry, fancy goods &e., the stocks ure large, of the very best quality and at buyei's prices. MANCHESTER. Grand holiday bargains ai 8. H. Christian's All that a carefully seise!- od stock of stylish and choice goods with lowest prices can do to secure liberal purchases and infuse life into holiday times is being done-and the public are taking advantage of the important arrangement and largely increasing their purchd8es. See Lis fine stock of dry goods and holiday groceries they are extra fine.--See them! A A Beef as it Should Be for Christ- mas and New Years. Partics wishing beef of reully first-class quality for Christmas and New Years will find a supply in Port Perry which canrot fail to please--such beef as one may set be- fore his friends. Don't fail to see the gual- ity and supply. Mr. J. Bongard has secured some magni. Xmas Tree. The M. E. annual Xmas entertainment in the church on Chri night. An Iyi Sabbath Schoo! wil hold thelr | having & spar. Over i uctio railway some two thousand seven hu ing p sistin of di alogues re- cltationsand music has been prepared fur the occasion. After the literary and musieal entertainment the children will proceed to plitck the rich and varied fruit fom the Xmas Treo. Exorcises to commence at 7 o'clock. Admission 10 cents. A cordial in- vitation is given to the public, S-- Cruron or 83 Ascexsion.~Devine Bervice will be held in this Church on Christmas Day both morning and evening at 10:30 and 6:30. Si PPAR Parlor Socials. A series of interesting Parlor Socials in connection with the M. E. Church has been anianged for, The first of the series was held on wednesday evening 8th inst. at the tesidence of the Presiding Elder (Rev. Geo. Abbs) and was a stcceds in every pi miles long, as to how it. 'best, quickest sod cheapest built, as to whether it should cost one hundred and forty Million dollars nations are racking their brains--the little brains left themds to bow they can spend most money in killing off each other, how mich blood and treasure it will cost to main- tain for a little longer a doomed and rotten fabrick of ru and oppression. Take Russia. Austria; aid Turkey as cases fu point, While Canada is" expending her ilions in laying down the irod bands of peace unity and progress they are spending their tens aye, hundreds of Millions in accursed war, trampling under foot heavens(richust bounties sowing devastation and terror broad cast, rendering mothers widows, children Iatherless and homes desolate, The second will be held at the residence of Dr. Joties on New Year's Eve, ------ The Lorne Skating Rink. The, Lorne Bkating Rink, Port Perry is offering nnusual attractiong for the, present season Mc Ireland spares no labor in having things comfortable for the patrons of his rink, and the very large numbers who attend prove how highly the public appreciate the efforts put forth for their enjoyment and comfort, Look out for a grand time at the Carnival on Friday evening, 24th inst, --Christmas eve, a combined effort is being put forth to make this the attraction of the season, parties wishing a first class time on the rink will do well to ba present. Glen Major Brass Band will supply the music. Mr. Ireland isdoing everything possible to secure enjoyment for all, -- The School Entertainment. The entertainment given in the Town Hall, bere, on the evening of the 17th inst., proved highly successful, the ba'l was liter- ally packed, gallery, passages and all, It was an entertaivment in itself to witness so many bright, ictelligent children as were bere on that occasion, the men and women of twenty years hence. Parents and others present must have viewed with satisfaction 80 nnmerous 8 representation of our country's hope yndergoing a training and discipline calculated to fit them for the more efficient discharge of those duties which will devolve on them when they as men and women fall into the ranks of life, Little further need be said of the perfor- mances than notice that the several efforts were received with rapturous applanse. The programme was quite interesting, varied and extensive, gnd while it may be invidious to single out any one part we cannot refrain from ing ially that beautiful Can. tata--"Feagt of Roses" It was charming, the lively group of handsome young children appeared to fine effect. The net proceeds we understand amounted to over seventy-two dollars, Laing & Meharry still Korplig the lead -- See there new Advertisement, Their stock is complete, of choice quality and no one cau demur at the prices. Be ------ See Mr. Madiil's new Advertisement some- thing choice in the way of superior flour for family usc--coal. salt and plaster -- ee te A magnificent assortment of choice Gold Rings at W.H, McCaw's jewchy store. E-------- A General Hum in Quebeo. A number of American shovel, hardware and other have g mostly all the premises at Cote St. Paul for manufactories which will be opened next spring. A Moutreal firm was much surpris- ed to find the closed premises, which they could obtain for a. trifle were all rented. -- There seems to be a hope for Mr. Shearer's scheme for utilizing the water power of flie St. Lawrence in the near future, MORE USEFUL. ' ficent young cattle ylelding most meat, parties seeing it will be sure to secure apartof it Go and see it. His stall fs in put of Mr Madill's premises, opposite the The ture o! fine bleached goods is to be entered upon by the HudonMills Company #0 soon as the addition to their mills is,com- pleted, this will filla want long felt in the Ontario Bank, LOTS OF JHOICE MEAT AT CAWKER'S, Mr. 8. T. Cawker is on hand as usnal with a maguificant display of really superior meat No better can be got. He is prepared to supply any quantity of such meat ay can grace the Christmas board. He is prepared to supply all comers with beef which may well be called Christmas beef. Parties wish- ing a genuine Christmas roast will do well tosee Mr. Cawker's supply at his stall op- posite Browd & Currie's Storchouse, Perry street. Give hima call. . wissLER' 's TALL. The Monsrs Wheeler at theirstall, second door east of Rolph's Harness Shop, has a grand display of just such meat as all wish for Christmas and New Years hohdays.-- They bave secured an abundant supply of such beef as would do credit to any dinner | and cheap. Bee their stock: rr "A merry Christmas and lots of really, first | class Christmas and New Years Mints at Mr. A. Bongard's Meat Stall on part of Mr. Mo- Caw's premises, PrinceAlbert, Parties wishing such meat as will please their holiday guests | giv abundant satisfaction to all oon. table fa the Province. Choice, young, tender ing D The only mill turning out any- thing approaching a fine class of bleached goods was at Vallyfield, and althofigh they have been making some very superior cofd! tons, a better class is much needed in Canada The proposed extension of the Hudon Mills will give substantial employment. The 700 hands at present employed will be raised to 1,000. A BETTER PURPOSE, Hard on the British Army. London 7vuth says.--What strikes the mind ofa civilian is that we have a small army. which generaly breaks down in sll details when ever any call is made upon it' #ud that ourartillery, which we are given to regard as the best in the world, turns out to be not far from the worst, While our military expenditiire ii oiit of all proportion wilh tesults. The total military expenditure of the German Army is £16,592,000; on the peace footing it numbers 18,079 officers and 400,945 rank and file, on a war footing 31,- 195 officers and 1,273,346 rank and file, all trained soldiers, while bevind this vast force there are the landsturm and the troops of ths field reserve which would enable it to place in the field 2,500,000 men without drawing on the last reserves: What, on the other hand is our position ¥ Ourarmy esti mates amounts to over £15,645,000, For this we have 7,384 officers and 127,675 rank and file, 46,000 enrolled pensioners and army reserve force, 137,556 militiamen; 14,- 000 yeomanry cavalry, and 294,191 volun- teers. It will be said that germany can obtain men cheeper than we, on account of compulsory service ; but making full allow- ance for the differente 1 the fate of pay to the German and English soldiers of the regular army, this does not account for the resalts. ee All should see McCaw's magnificent Jewelry. Fine Colored Sets of Jewelry at C. B. Diesfeld's. McCaw's holiday presents are just the thing for all. ¥ i yp Lamentable Fire. Birge & Sons' Wall Paper Factory, Buffalo wan destroyed Ly fire on Friday evening last, The bauds-- over 150 men and boyes ~were fll at work when the building took fire and so rapidly did the fire spread that within twenty minutes from the time the fire was discovered the whole building wits a mass of flames. The building was 80x300 feet and five storys high. About thirty of the employes were either burned to death or killed by falling. Large numbers had frac- tnred limbs and others feerfully brused and ctit. It fs a fearfull calamity and has cast g gloom oter the entire neighborhood. Lots of those beautiful Christmas Cards at W, H, McCaw's.--Go #nd ste them, Do you wish holiday presents which can. not fail to please both the buyer and fe. celver? Go to McCaw's, re Al --i. Tacs Carg or Ir.--A singular case o disease, arising out of the horse epizootic bas occured in Virgil, a few miles from Bt. 4 | Catharines. MrGeorg:s Wilson a resident of that place, had a small sore on his hand, Some of the froth from his discased horse's nose was rubbed into the sore. The poison infected his system, and his body sweelled to so alarming sige. This resulted in an im- mense abscess forming io bis side, which when opened, discharged large quantities of fetid matter. Up to within a few days, al. though suffering very severely, he seemed to be recovering but sluce then be has had a relapse, and it is feared he may notrecover. His symptoms, as he describes them, are a burning sensation all over his body, as if be had been close to a red-hot stove. Have youseen W, H, McCaw's solid Gold Jewelry? MoCQaw's Jewelry establishment Big- elow's Royal Arcade is the place to get suit. ed in beautiful and superior silver ware at prices to suit the buyer. i A --e eit. A Provs Fravo.--Prrrssvas, Pa, Dec. 18. ~Rev. M, Sample, aged 50 a Presbyterian Mr. Charles Brewster has made to the Building Department to convert the East End Congregational Church on the corner of Amberst and Craig streets, into a skate factory. An engine of twenty hores her of Alleghany, bas been d on a charge of betraying his niece, aged 20 who lodged in his house while attending school here. Sample has a wile and several daugh- ters. "or less, the old overgrown, doting "European | | And gladly will' yout horses shoe enormous disproportion in expenditure and I' Four churches first in win cral, ; Whose doors you'll find are closed he then a little to children's minds freely feas: But it you turn toward the west, You'll see a place where aaa peaty And should you wish to rest or eat The generous ens weet. But if yon wish for boots A well filled Bare wiih ico chon, 'Stands opposite un where you may Have your wants upped. But if your wants are semething mote, You'll get a choice at either store, + Ot two our little village boasts, » Besides a place where stops the pot If at neither you wish to stop, But would prefer the saddler's shop; 1t snddle or harness yau require . You'll there find something to admire. The blacksmith to I'd wish to mention, Who to your wants will pay attention ; Or any work that they can do. But if a cottage you require And mean from busiuess to retire; | There are building lots that you can buy And all that's needed if you try, A Gristmill too'is very near - Which now ix owned by Mr, Bear ; And hand ome farms all fit for tillage Lie bordering round this thriving village. M. Baar, io ----ti mmm Averion Sate 1v Carrwatenr.--Mr. Thos. Bartley is about to move West and has in- structed Mr. John Hodgson to sell by Age- tion, on the premises, lot 4, in the 4th cone | cession of Cartwright, on Tueaduy, I Dec. 28th Dys u Allison for a ten cenit sample bottle ye and test Zorssa_ the mew compound, large gest ounce Bottles 75 cents." There isa Balm in Giléad tb heal each mortal wi otnd, "In Hagyard's Te low Oil the sure remedy fs _ foun apply it, For ji pain and olin yott should not fail te try it, It only ots # quarter, 'tis worth its weight n By pyery ry dealer in théJand this great remedy ett --e Croup &an be cured in five minutes by the "| combined use of Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam and Yellow Ul. Indeed Yellow Oil is in itself a specific used intertially and applied outwardly, but to henl dnd sticngthen the lungs the Pectoral Balsam may be used with great success. Both of these matchless dies should be kept ir every house. all the farin stock, impl furniture, &c. This will be an important Sale, make a date it and don't fail to attend (See Posters.) Port Perry Public School Honor Roll for December. V Division.--Louis Lubar, Fred Abbs, Hartiey Robinson, John McDermid, Bertie Bruce, Thomas Corrin, Florence Brown, Bertha Bateman, Annie Smith, Maud Fe rein, FMinnie Haw, Maria Wi son, Clarice Gordon, Mary Bennett, Lettie Brown, Sarah Ireland Bertha Dewart. Isa Nott, Minnie Mundy, 1V Division.--Matilda Robinson, Ernest Maen, John Bennett, George Tunstall, James McGaw, Edgar Prince TIL Division.--Rose Cassidy, Elisa Cha- pelle. Allan Goode, Edward Wallar, Willie Armstrong. 11 Division.--Jerinie Littleproud;, Mary Bennett, Eva Tummonds, Adu Platten, Hattie Taylor, Albert is julinit, Joseph Rebiedy Jumes McKuight, Tommy Robinson, Fred Ferris. 1 Disision.--Freddie Waghbirn, Hairy Dryden, George Jones, Arthur Tait. Brown & Currie sell 25 lbs eurfants for $1 and they sell goods just as they advertise them not as some learned close dealers do. et More Cregsz.--The Hastings Junction Cheese Factory made during the season of 1880 59,985 Ibs. of chrese,. obtaining a little over a pound of cheese from ten pounds of milk The total cxpenditire for making, shippivg, lianling milk, &c., was $1,286 97, and the receipts t om sales of cheese and whey $6,025,83, which left a profit of a frac tion vycr $21 to the standard cow, nA -- ky, W. H. McOaw"s beautiful Gold Jewelry is being sought after and admired as well for its quality as chenpness, Those beautifal Christmas Cards have only to be seen to be desired. Sco them at McCaw's Store, Bigelow's Arcade, ----------. \ Bee Mr Bigelow's new advertisement in this issue he is creating 8 sensation by a 30 days sale of his ruperjor stock at Wholesn] Prices. Fa rr A Cnmas. L. Rossirex, 105 Summit St. To- ledo, Ohio, snys :--1 would not take one Pad, if I could not get another. I have gaiued in three months thirty pounds. See Ado. ~ -------- ll -- Wx. H. Pruuan, Fowlerville, Mich, rays: I have not rested better for months than I did last night. The 'Only Lung Pad" has helped me wonderfully.-- See Adv. -- Oukville, Noyember, 16, 1880. Mr. BR C, Balmer. Dear Sir, --It affords me unqualified ples ta bear testi to the benefis I have experienced from using Burdock Blood Bitters. For several years I have suffered from oft-rectiring bilfous Head. aches, Dyspepria, and complaints peculiar to my sex, which now 1 am entirely relieved from, if not cured by using only about balf a bottle of the Bitters. I now beg fo retirn | my sincere thanks for recommending to the "such a valuable medicine. 1 remain, yours sincerely, Hs, IRA MULLHOLLAND. ZOPESA --1 bave secured che agenc for 3 new cemphnnd for Dyspepsia and Troubles. It comes to me un er id power will be placed on thg p i STILL ANOTHER FACTORY, Mr, 'Albert J. Ulley, of Montreal, has . | bought a house and outbuildings with six*acres of land belonging to the Globe farm and he is there manufacturing all kinds o brushes for factory use. He proposes build. next year a lurgeaddition to bis premises | 'when he will be in a position to manufacture ready to put up. The above are a few of the fruits of that awful N. P. which our Grit friends pretended to regard with so much alarm, but its assur ed success was the chief cause of alarm adjuining the village of Lancaster, north of |' the Grand Trunk Railway for $1000 cash, | his own wood work, as be has maghinary A Favorite Scheme. _ Every movement which has any connec- tion with the proposed Toronto and Ottawa y 18 watched with the g inter- Orrims, Dec. 18.--Mr. John Leys, solici- tar tor the Toronto and Ottawa 'Railway, has returned to the ity, and will remain here 'by-law is voted on. "He states 'the Youd Is being Tocated both east and and that next week the | campany will commence to buy right of way: The utmost care wil be taken to - properly locate the line so as to save any cost in the auspices, being: highly en- dorsed and hig affinity to the Digestive Organs and. She Liver, increasing the disolving juices, cor- recting the acids und carrying off inipurities of the Hpi And 2 saluting the Liver, can a A ot + Ett Af ge Eight ounce Bottles, 75 cents. 8 E. Allison, sPEOIAL NOTICE. The ee dgaed having aot oh for the next Four Wevks, Give me, call * | Clover Seed thousand dollars for my Excéliior Kidney B. "ram ple bottle | Cabinet Frirnitare on hand will sell onmar : To be obtained of all dealers in medicine. What multitude of martyrs siifier froth Headache | vitheryof the ervoms or bilions form, The principal canse of the distress is a disordered Stomach and Liver, for which Burdock Blood Bitters is a positive specific 1t cures constipation of the Bowels, elimin= ates disease from the Kidneys, arouses the secretions to a healthy action, purifies the blood, regulates the Liver and stiengthens the acbilitated systeth, Sample Bottles 10 cts. Regular size $1. BIRTH. In Port Perry, on Monday, 20th inst, tiie wife of Mr. William Edmett, of a son. For foteron and for ottward use you freely i Port Parry, Dec. 23,1 0. Is Bw CHOICE XMAS MEATS Go and seo him at his Stall, Perry. Street, opposite Brown & Curries Storetious Port Perry, Dre. 22, 1880. CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY BEEF 111 if Gut undersigned | hag opened a" Stall in part of Mr. Madsits premises, opposite the Ontario Bank, Port Perry, where an abundant supply ot the very Best Quality of eat The Market affords will be kept during the season and sold at the Towest figures the market will allow, . Something Grand for Christmas and New Years, Come and see my Broek. . BONGARD. Port Perry, Dec. 22, 1880. MARRIED. Atthe Manse, Port Perry, on Tuesday 3istinst,, by the Rev. Mr. Crozier, Mr Gorge Stel, to Miss Ida Grabam,sll of Prince Albert. At Seagrave, on Wednerday, 220d inst, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. D. M. Billings, Mr, W W Crozier, of Utica, to Miss Faunie A Dalton. In the township of Scugog, on Wednesda; 22ud inst, atthe rosidence of the bride's father, by the Rev R. Allin, Mr John Grills, to Miss Mary Aun Milliner, All of Scugog. At Newcastle, on Wedredday; 22nd inat,, by the Rev Mr George, B.A, pastor of the M; E, Church, Port Perry, Mr. Mauly Rose, of the firm of Rose & Shaw, © Port Perry, to Mise Advcline Soper, of Newcastle. At the residence of the Lride's mother, «ni Thursday, 23cd inst, 'by the Rev. G. T Richardson, Mr. James Weir, to Mies Etha Burber. All ot Reach, 'The Markets. Ofasever Oprice, Dec 23, Fall Wheat, ... $100 to Spring Wheat, . : 110 to Barley ....... of 010 to Beas 0 60 to Oats .... 0 30 to Hay perton 1880 £1 08 112 0 90 095 0 80 9 50 3 50 030 8 vo 17 018 018 625 01 0 00 006 5 50 08to 008 Potatoes Rides .. Sheep Skins Butter, ,.; WANTIKD GOOD General Servant. Apply to . MRS. W. M. CURRIE, Cochiane Street, Port Perry, Der. 22, 1880, RL SAP Er aq Sum: duaod ISN IO: 'SSO x A STOP 0 omy 0} 810 ELT A[Ieo POIoAIl[ AD STU) POST "0881 '83 03 'Avasuany 'zwuag Luo om Ap Strayed: Sheep. : OME into the premides of the Subseribes lot 6, in the 3ed con. of Kedoh, Three Lamb, The owner ixre quested to prove props erty pay expenses and take them away others wise they will be xold ax the law directs, SAMPSON VICKERY. Reach Dec. 23 1880. A 1, 'NTHOUR FAMILY USE. AT THOMAS NADILLS PLASTER, SALT, 3 COAT. Port Perry, Dee. 42, 1830. x hl WANTED T PEARCES Merchant "Tailoring Ed AA tablishiient,a BOY to learn Tailovingy also two Girls to work at Tailoving. J. PEARCE, Port Perry, Dec, 15,1880. STRAY S SHEEP. CL inte the premise of the subscriber, Lot 12, Con. 12 Reach, on or about the, 3rd of November last, 'FOUR SHEEP marked "with a stoke of point across the. shoulders. The owner ix requesfed prove property, pay charges and take t in GRO. O'LEARY. in Rench; Dec. 14, 1880.