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successor to or D. And- EE, rion: Surgoon and Oe over Corrigan's Bare. hon of school ¢ formerly "Anerson, Porc. Pott Perry, Inu. 4; 1883 MS Dx Physician, Sur- Accounsheur a and or for. the or ine Gonos of of Ontario ie ovet RT a pam to 17 Mm. Rapaonce, wo , the dwalling 'roently ocoupled re Store, corner of A DR.AR hysieian, Surgeon youcheur, Kir g Streot, Aor Alpers, Ont. and and peu residence, er M.D, MH. (8 2. Sr ospital, Lotdon, England. i Oshawn, 3. Barrister and Atforney- OHNE BILLINGS, } a fut 'the Ontario ~ OMoe over Ross & Son's! Store; Queen - 8, Port Perey, Ont Part Pocry, Spt. 6, 1883. ; EWE! . B., County Crown ¥ EL Fans i ] Ls Bal Anlicitor, &c. Ary Eble and Chmvey ancer. Office-- nity, ont. YMAN T. ENGLISH, CL. B. solietiorth hFID 'Chancery, Al ameysGony rey RROEF; &( 0 Og Ley OP ee rooerer YOUN TL. B., Barrister, At. East in Chanoery, soivoncr; Notary Public, &¢.., sttlan's Block, Brock sires nithy: may rely on Coronor for the County. 4 of 4 wishing his services can call at Alpgarion Observer' Office, Port Perry, andaratige for days of Sules Port Perry, Jan 10, 1879. 'TT WM. GORDON, Licensed Avetio nt Yalunteg, OR the Tow f Brock, 4 Scott, "Thorali, a y and Eldon, : 2G Partics entrusting their Sales to me the ntmost attention being given to their interests. 5 wi GORDON, riand, d, Brock. TUTE FH WALSH, 1CENSED Auctioneer fort! : ain Rh L's ki + Thgiah, -- na in Nh Ontario ; Mariposa, étc., in the County. | of Victoria. Be Cann inglons Brock Orders left at this office, or at his residence will be punctually attended oto Debts col 1 pmol' &e. Gebide: =) | fi: Catinin and | or Undersignpd " bi taken out 'a License as gnu: basing ak 'prepared | to ditend to all siles "entrugted to hinu--, Having hind much experience in handling. Real Estate, Jive Stock: such as Hordes, Cattle, Sheep, , also- Farming Imple- i. Farm Produce, &c, &¢.) pitch plating iiciv/olonio why bands may rely on 'getting all for the property th possible to bring. ly a bills Er ir orders at the: | Perry, will receive tion. 3 BZZILW OOD, + Raglan. 0 HE uodersigoed Keeps constantly on T und and for Sale at his Yad large quuntities of LUMBER, | PINE AND CEDAR SCANTLING, SHINGLES, POSTS, &U., &C, Good Quality and at MODE RA TE PRICES 4 Pu # wishing good Lumber ot shining: port Pe ny Nov 1h tea ; Fda Ad NE ondersigned: i h 13) eliabl nt and Tate i ed a i the V peg. Farm, Town and Village properties for sule by private iargain, and parties wish- ing to sell such may find it to their advant. age to place the same in my hand! CO. DAWES, Port Perey, Aug. 22, 1882. LIND ANT AMOUNT --CN-- art wi Se aviok bom remot Ma fo former ¢ ] i avi vion every effort pa ut orth to G8 COMPANY. He his alto been Instructed to invest. a mount of: big lr st Bight per cent. No oman. RATER otieitor HALL 5 bis station, and warm and generou hearted; yet there was ono difficulty whi could. nol overcome, He was deeply, hopolessly- in love, 'and could'wot master sufficient courage to Ageless the 'fagt to the object of i pon. Like sll genuine ty was Llipd ® his owe merits | pdvupinges, and. was 2 ig urally good" im= 8 dh $ i, 'on the fair sex, -- HE undersigned takes this opportamity | Ind his own opinion of himself TY fetwing TE for ils 3 wan Lhe hamblost; "possible, and firm of Rose & Shaw of Port Perey arble | though © could not help loving Poggy Bheorlbw, yet be thought it Works. The liberal patronage received fu the past has had the effect of causing every Ceme- | very daring to dono, and considered it quite impossibly that heshould be tery throughout ths and adjoining Counties To Bristle with * mt Stones and Monuments, :locod by her in return: In this,-however, he was mistaken Pog who was "'servunt lass' in a FROM THE , was a boxom, gentle girl ORT PERRY. she tous bonny:" She was Al ne WORKS 1" ed now takes the: business d itpossible hopes for a | had "many sweelljearts, but she re- i. wa patronage | sarded. none of her admirers with Gi special favor except Jock Rippeth, and evoryono saw this except Jock f, 'whose bashfulness and hamilicy would not enable him to Glass Workman: | perceive fact which was obvions toall others, and which il is 80 near- ly 'concerned: his pence. of mind to know. ; . Porn long {ime he nourished his | passion in secrdt, wnd by and by it Zrew too strong ta be controled;and, #8 ho believed ns firmly. as over in the n.¢ 8 ity of Goncen'ment, his ny became unsupportable. He fully persuaded that, were he 46 d.o ave his attachment,she would per aps scorn--certainly, reject havosoves-Lhim. And painful ns it was lo en- dare the present suspense, he would rather it than risk /a flat denial. "Still undeclared love 8 "ill to GOLD and SILVER PAINT. _lthloe." As Baully in the "Gentle Bronze Paint, Artists' Black. Bliephord", sap>-~ For gilding Fancy Baskets, Frames, Lemps, : «It's waur thau fire, 3 To be snc bruut wi' love snd daurna tell' {end Jock, in the extremity of his ee feelings, found it absolutely necess- ary fo know the truth. The time ymin | be delighted. poe 1 winy.] ne odcupation Jo his property-- Walker Honge--der | thole it no longer, Aud this is how pars i i the orisia was reached. One afternoon Jock and his com= panion hind, Willie Harrower, were "souffing" turnips in one of the 5. At some distani:e a band of fomale workers, under the puporin ence of the furmor were engag- o 'singling' the turnips.: Among wore-Pogey Sheerlaw, 'whose master had sent her op. for the day to give Mr: Elliott assistance, as his EE Ho: pe a desirable place ork pressed. Ter appearance, sol Fo ie She geomet subifs. ? Chalée Jock's heart "a'in Ww lowe," and ake the Walker House all that can be desi by Commericial 'Travelers, the trav public and 'parties Pon in town. B. MoGaw Port Porty, Dee, 18, 188% #iiph rl RT PERRY HOUS The undersigned hayi ed aes is canal est SCnmlor of Basets a. 'many a longing eye did ho cast not. across the field, to 'the detriment of turnips, which: suffered severely through' his inattention, And if the uri} was fast approaching when he could ye after |ye To. are owre| as a line." within the in the #thla bed. solution creeping:into bis heatt, ot 10hae # sate at Fer ¢ Whisht 'Wallie,' laughed Jenny in 'a 'reptoving (ope. 'Dinna put any non-sense. in Jook's heid. He kens what he's: dacin' as. woel as ther folk. = *Noisenss--ca' yo marriage non- sense, you that hae teli't me a toos. ing and times hoo bappy ye hae been ever since yo could ca' me jo?" For answer Jenny gave the speak- er a play fal hug, and left the bouse to escape further banter. Then followed some minute's sila ence, during which Jock stood against the wall, writhing as if from the throes of some inward trouble, At last he managed to articulate-- " Wullie, lad, I want to consult ye a bit." " Weel, Jack, if I can advise ye I'll be glad to de it. What ia't.?" © Oh --ye see--the fact in--I--I-- lo'e Peggy Bheerlaw." "Man, 1's lang sin. I kenned that." "Iy't? Then what wad ye advise me to dae ?" Dae? Ask Maister Elliott to gie yo a hoose and gat married at ance," "But, ye see, I canna dea that; for I--1 tinna opened' my mind to Pepgy horsel' yet." "Ye hinna! Then the sooner ye dae sae the better." , "Man--I canna." «Canna? What for? " I dinni kon I'm feared she'll no hae me." "Deil a feared o' her. like yo winkin."" "1 wuss I could think sae," said Jock, with a heavy sigh Try ber--just try he wrang it's gey funny." "Oh, Wallie man--I couldna dae it; my heart would loup out 0' my mouth," « Hoots, it wad loup back again when she said "Yes." Just gang doon tae Raggfit the, morn's nicht and gpesk yer mind to the lass." "Man, I tell ye I canna dea it." 4 The like 0' that! What are ye frichtened for? Man, I didba tak' time.to count three straes when 1 asked Jena, to hé my wife, but just gned up to the boose, got ber out to the stack-yard--gied her a kiss, tell't her what I wanted ; heard ber. say "Yes" ----gied her another and marri- ed her in six weeks. That's the way I did, Joak." " But ye. mauon hae had a. good idea that she liked ye i "To be sure I'badna coorted her and kissed her a hundred times with- she'll tak' and if I'm Jooh stood silent, dmwnin bowing ies in big anxions pot, Atderigth Wi waadden, Sepaate a] offors he exc media SMPN dpe ita shueels' dota: 1 ol " ing Mrs. Biliott was}. #0. find "that Jock |; Bory surpri bad gone to bis work without eating any breakfast, ~The task he lad vesolved on caused Bim to pass a sleepless night, and all the day his | thoughts were oceupied by it. Hay- ing made the promise--and ha felt now that he "had'bees rush in doing s0--but baying made it be resolved to keep it, and uaving cast about in his mind tor the easiest method of doing so, he resolved to get Bob Runciman to act-as 'black foot." Bob was the 'berd enllant' at Braxton and being 8 smart obliging fellow and disgreet witbal, more than one of the young men about the place had. émployed him sss; medium of conducting: correspond: ence between them and their sweet- hearts. To him, therefore, Jock repaired and made bim understand what was wanted, Bob, who liked nothing better than a play of this| kind, readily agreed to accompany Jock: to "Riggfoot, and while the lover remained outside, let Peggy know ina quiet way who wished-to speak to her. Bebeld them then in the gloaming lon their wi y te Riggloot, Jock dresned-in his. best, with n red rose] in bis buttenhole, contrasting viol ently with the palenes of his face. Bob would jnosist on walking faster --much. faster than Jock in his per- turbation desired, and his heart gave a great thump against his ribs when bis companion exclaimed cheerily--* We'll soon be there noo, Jock.' Bob was also disposed to be logu= acious, but, as may be imagined, Jock was in nomood for conversation {answering his. compunion in mono- Bob, who}. sylables or 'mot at all. was naturally shrewd, soon divined the ® of 'the case, saw Jock's perturbation, and resolved to. have snme fun by teasing him a bit. So with a 'dunsh' of his elbow he began-- '[ say Jook.! 'What . « Man, ye'se gotten a braw lass for a sweetheart, 1 wush I was you! 'Doe ye I' 'Ay dae 1. « What wad abit callant like yon dae wi' a sweetheart? You are sune enouch at that work five year after this. But ye--ye think ' Peggy Sheerlaw was a braw lags. : end thot 1 hui comp $0 1 NC Aw' orose," fam pious grin. replies Lad! Gn ne: say Ell vee vei thing hgr ngo. ue guia "i*lt wi TH be in, my bed fog {oes ye come. back, and Bob, with. stoisi, grinning, iaugh seampared oft, Jock - had \some ~wild + thoughis of rushing after him, but with a desper- ate effori he ol rmastered the impulse and ligroioally', stood his ground.-- Scarcely had Bob: disappes: od up the brae when the faint soundl of a door ereaking on its hinges made his throb« bing heart Heat faster, and when discerned a figure glide of the house and come f felt ready to * drop. The that of Peggy happy with the hocght that Jock meant at last to speak Mechanically the latterm a stepor two to meet her, but, do he could articulate s syllable; and when atlast his tongue was a little. loosened, all that he could say 'P--P--Peggy, is this you?'.. . * Jist me, Jook,' oy i sponse. 'Hoo are ye the nicht? *I'm rale weel. Nese 0 we3e yoursel'?' Brawley; ne'er was better.' 'Eh--T'm sind" that (x ponte). It's very wundy"' * Very. 'And its | awfa' oacld vot here on the road,' hinted the maiden. Bo it is,' assented Jock (another pause), 'Hoo is the kye daein' noo, woman : i as wel as they used to, « And--and the hens?' CE ¢The "hens tae. They sre layin' 'Did ye? 16't & guid crap?" i «I believe sue. They hae built tws Macks at the baok the hoose. Are--are they weel built?" Toa wha bn Tabook tat Fs fine beild on. awundy "nicht ike this: 'Ah--hey is x 'warm thing, ¢ Ay, and many a lad forby me.-- nicket her. It was |! out kennin' whether she liked me or : 3 " Ay--thedifference. Gin loould but find oot as muckle wi' Peggy » "Bless ma "heart, ye'll ken hoo "ln hae.