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VERY LATEST FASHIONS I This Goods have fb Sho VEmGNE ate Sid ou the bast puativle Seems fit all my customers in Call 1d have, Port Perry, March 1, 1882. Dangerous { Symptoms, A Spriugteld fare named Little caught the worst kind 'of Manitoba fever the other day and left a note on the table for his wife, stating that he had gone to that country for "better or worse and she was to take netice and govern himself accordingly. THE CREAT WAHOOBITTERS The only certain remedy in the world for DYSPEPSIA and' LIVER COMPLAINT THE GREAT BLOOD PUGIFIER! Prepared from a reeipe furnished by the St. Regis Indians. Guaranteed a preventative for Faves aud Agus. One bottle taken in the spring will renovate the eutire system. Ark for thé Great Wahoo and take no other, Recommended by physicians for Fauars Coxruaigs, diseases of the Kidneys and of the Urinary Organs. Vo Inrge bettles only 75 cents; For sale by 8. E. Avion. $5 Reward. TRAYED er stolen from the premises of the subscriber, lot 19, 4th con. of Reach, on the 11th inst., a COLEY BITCH --Dblack, with & white circle round her neek and white legs, white on the face, with a. black strip over her eyes. 'I'he above re- ward will be given to any party returning her or giving such information as will lead to her recovery, E. J. WHEELER. Reach, Feb. 23, 1882, 2 nical of bod NOTICE 'T0 PERSONS SKILLED IN BUILDING ROADS. EALED TENDERS, addressed to the undersigned and endorsed " Tenders for building a Road" on the 2nd concession of Brock, epposite lots 9 and 10, will be re- onived by the undersigned until BATUR- DAY, (9 o'clock a. m) llTR MAKCH NEXT. - Per further particalars apply to the office of the Township Clerk, Suoderinud, where specifications, &c., may be seca. The Council do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. T. H. WALSHE, Township Clerk. Sunderland, Feb. 2, 1882. Better than Manitoba! .A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS Blacksmith & Cariage Shop FOR SALE OR OR TO RENT. HE undersigned offers offars to Sell or Rent his commedious Big emith and Carriage Shep at in a pleasant - fal | oP SONYA "situated to secure a table business, The Blacksmith Shop 24350, the Tarriage Shep '24x30 with a lumber reom 'between -24x30 aud finish above for a Paint Shop, Store Room, &o. There are two sets of Blacksmiths' Tools which will be sold with the Shop, or if the Shep 1s rented they will be rented with it. 'Also te Sell or Rrot, convenient to the Shop, a large, fine lot with a good Dwelling on the jie i The property is all com- fortable snd in & good state 'of repair. Terms liberal. 2 For particnlars, apply to - DUNCAN SWINSON, Feb. 3, 1883. ' Sonya P. SHEED WHEAT FOR SALE!" 'been purchased wi nd 1 of the I omer wl etre th Sdvinuge the purchase. I am now prepared on as will secure comfort, appearance and full satisfaction as to Fit, Quality, Style and Price. Come along and leave your measures and secure suits for the season | stock of GENTS FURNISHINGS is Choice, Full and Complete and just such as House. © There are two good wells of water | '0. | satisfaction to-all who purchase them, and 4LOST NATION" on owt 0 Sryiy wey Soetoro 89UB®S J. PE AROE- A Valuable Town PROPERTY FOR SALE. HE undersigned offers for sale that valn- able town property knows as the Sexton Prony, consisting of 8 Houses and Lots on Water Street, Port Perry, within a fow rods of the Port Perry Station of theWhitby, Port Perry & Lindsay Railway. The perty consists of three fine lots with the late Sexten family residence and two smaller awellings. There are now five families living on the property at a rental of over $200 AYEAR. The locatien is healthful convenient, and pleasant. Title Tndispuisble, and terms to suit pure! For etiouiare apply to LEWIS McLEAN. Port Perry; Feb. 8, 1883. A GRIND QPPORTUNITY TO: PURCHASE A PROFITABLE BUSINESS ! ON EASY TERMS. HE undersigned having gone into busai- ness at Manilla Station and finding that he cannot attend to both his Porf Perry i and that at the Station, offers for Bale his business in Port Perry with the * WHOLE STOCK OF GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &C. The Stock, which has been purchased with the greatest care as to Quality and Price, will be sold at a BARGAIN and on terms to suit purchasers. The loca- tion is all that conld be desired and a large and profitable business may be done. 1t but rarely happens that so favorable an oppor- tunity presents itself for droppiog into a well 1 and p In Scotch, English 'and Canadian Tweeds. NOBBIEST STYLES In Mens' Youth's and Buy's Felt Hats. "MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY Of Embroideries, Prints, Carpets and general house furnishing goods. Winter goods of all kindsstill selling at Oost. ABBS, PATERSON & REID. Hurrah, Hurrah, Hurrah: fof THE GREAT CLEARING SALE PRESSES | -- BROCK'S CHEAP CASH STORE. Goods Cheaper than Ever. In order to make room for Spring_purchases IT have concluded to offer the balance of my Winter Stock at greatly Reduced Prices. Remember that my Sock has been purchased within the last Four Months and is all Fresh and New. COME ONE, COME ALL, AND SEE AND SECURE BARGAINS! Large Heavy Shawls at $1. Ladies' Jackets for $1.25, $1.50, $2 and up Ladies' Furs at Cost Ladies' Felt Ulsters at Coat Mantle Cloths at Cost Black Beavers at Cost White all wool Blankets at Cost Colored all wool Blankets at Cost. Horse Blankete at Cost Winceys ht Cost 25 yards Wincey for $1 Scotch Tweed at Cost Full Cloths at Cost 'Worsted Suitings at Cost Gent's Underclothing at Cost Worsted and Tweed Suits $5.95 Gooil Tweed Coats $3 Goed Overcoats $3.75 Extra Heavy Overcoats $& A Pair of Pants $1.50 Boy's and and Men's immitation Seal Caps, 25¢, 30 All Wool Grey Flannel at 35 cts per yard Boy's and en $e imitation Lamb Caps Heavy Factory Flannel at 25 cts per yard « 40c and 60c. Oren Contings a a Co Men's Fur Caps at Cost. For particulars apply to LEWIS McLEAN. Port Pirry, Feb 8, 1882. [10TEL IN PORT PERRY FOR SALE.' HE Subscriber offers for Bale the Hotel known as the Railroad House ! Port Perry, decidedly the best located Hotel in town Bitoated on Water Street at the Station of the Whitby, Port Perry and Lindsay Railway, the spot for commanding # large and profitable business, 'This is & rare chance for securing one of the best located Hotel in the County. For particulars, apply to the undersigned at Manchester, Reach. GEO. MEDD. Manchester, Jan. 19, 1882. | DO SAY WITHOUT ANY MENTAL RE- SERVATION WHATEVER, 'That the Li-quor Ta. Compaxy, of Londen, England, centinue to furnish me (as their Agent) with TEAS that give unbounded that the valuable and handsome BOOKS which 1 Hive 4 to ach puch of three nds of -quor Tua are greatly cy and alimired by all my eustomers. HENRY CHARLES, oe tors Sy orn JOSHUA WRIGHT. TaN og Syprorbor offers for Bale a quantity at 30 wud 85 sts each. Port Perry, Feb: 1; 1883, TATION ray, Hird an Yds pions NaS Tea 2 Partics wishl [ro Tealioh oe - AVOLETION IN THE Sugars, Teas, 2nd General Groceries, Cheaper than the Cheapest. 36 Now is the time to secnre Bargains as I am determined not to be undersold by any house in town. Port Perry, Jan'y 11, 1882. WM. BROCK. 5,000 Bus.of Potatoes Wanted by the Subscriber delivered at his Elevator, Port Perry, for which he will pay The oO fm Highest Price IN CASH. CHRISTIAN'S IS THE PLACE In gelesting my Stock the wants, eonvenience and advan of customers are ever kopt in view, The Best Qual nd Newest Styles are secured and the s bought on the most advan terms the full advantage of whieh is secu: Manitoba!: MANCHESTER. CHANGE OP SEASONS INDICATE CHANGE OF GOODS AND To Make Your Spring Purchases. to customers. Ladies should see our Dress Goods. Our TWEEDS, CLOTHS, &c., are just what Gents want a this season A fine Stock of Choice GROCERIES, Fresh and Cheap. S. H. CHRISTIAN. Manchester, March 1, 1883, ELECTION IS OVER OME ARE HAPPY &; SOME ARR NOT sr FY TT peeren BROWN & CURBIE Great Clearing Sale Winter Goods! WILL MAKE ALL HAPPY. The best Bargains ever offered in Port Perry. Farmers and others should take this opportunity of laying in a good supply ns we' mean to have a thorough Clearance of TWEEDS, LADIES' FUR CAPS, FLANNELS, LADIES" MUFFS, ® WINCEYS LADIES BOAS, DRESS GOODS, MEN'S FUR CAPS, SHAWLS, OVERCOATS KID GLOVES, READY-MADE CLOTHING, CLOUDS, SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, LADIES' JACKETS, MEN'S KID MITS, LADIES' ULSTERS, MEN'S KID GLOVES. We offer the best Value Tapestry Carpets at 50c, worth '75¢. During the Clearing Sale we will give a Bazar Pattern with every Dreés. 3&~ CALL EARLY AND GET THE BEST CHOICE. BROWN & CURRIE. Port Perry, Jan. 5, 1882. HURRAH FCR T. S. Corrigan's HO BOOTS s AND SHOESk Gamay Saenmer Saiz! A COMPLETE SUCCESS ! > Duly with eager buyers ssomitid a the (ALL KINDS OF "WIGHTMAN BRO'S, Wi Mt SULIT emmenee AT etme. htmans rer, INS Grong en A T. C. FORMAN : PORT PERRY, & SONS. They invite especial attention to two lines of Heavy Black Mantle Silks at 81.65, worth 28 per cent more money: NEW DRESS GOODS--SryLIsH. NEW TWEEDS--Nessy axp CaEAP. NEW PRINTS--NovELTiES, : 28 Goods coming to hand daily and marked 'especially low. T. C. FORMAN & SON. Port Perry, March 1, 1882. CSB OCERIES, WINES G LIQUORS, A full assortment in all Hiaes, WHOLESALEGRETAL. HOTEL-KEEPERS Supplied at Toronto and Montreal Prices Freight saved. RUSH & ELLIOTT Port Perry, Sept. 18, 1881. Laing & Meh HARDWAREST