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GRAIN One Lushe! ! 1 Tsane Whitfield. ; One bushel Fall Wheat, § , --1 Anson Taylor, 2 Jas. Parr. 3 One bushel 8pring Wheat, Lard 1902 | § ; M --1 Isaac Whitfield, 2 John right, | Crochet Work with Oue bushel Spring Wheat, soft, 1902 J Y McLaughlin, 2 Miss --1 John Wright, 1 W. 0. Farguson. | Crochet Work with One bushel Peas-- Michigan Whitds | ¥ MeLaughlin, 2 Miss Li or Onnadinn Beauties, 1902--1 Jas, Collection of Crochet Parr, 2 J.J. Jobb, Miss I, Parks : One. bushel Oats, white--1 Anson | Patch Quilt any Material Taylor, 2 D. Irwin, --1 Mre J Y McLaughlin, 2 One bushel Oats, black--1 Jas, | Parks er Parr, 3 Log Cabin Quilt--1 Mrs Jus One bushel Barley, 6 rowed--1 A.|2 Mrs W Porteous ; Bencock. : Knit Quilt--1 and 2 Miss I One peck White Beans--1 Robt.| Pieced Quilt--1 Mrs W Pq Orawford. 2 Miss L Parks XT VEGETABLES. Berlin Wool Work, raised. Half bushel Potatoes, white--1 A. | I+ Parks E Beacock, 2 Robt Crawford. Chair Soarf--1 Miss bein Half bushel Potatoes, red--1 A Alors, 2 Mrs J Y McLaugh! ; Se ha ) : portant cot / tion, : : : ed Gibson, 2ud James Gallagher aby's Dress--1 Mrs Jas M in that score--the utmost spect the young birds thised for ' Mrs W O Ferguson Ta sale by Mr. Ingram in another ips-- Wood, rx : Fue Jozse Toruipe 1 Thos Woo 4 Hundkoreiiek Shietetes m oi i Al arr, iss Ella Broce! 5 Es a vives b e 2 Hate Cn Whites] Avena Oollection of House Plants 2 } ss 15 BUSINESS, ey Half dozen OUarrots, 2 Miss L Parks = ; organizers of the Port Perr 3 Tellary. 3 J doth. i TIN Band require funds, and solicit t Thioe Heads Cabbage, winter--1¥]| Painting in Oil-- pasronageoi a Jonerous: prblie : ste : Y McLaughlin, 2 Robt Orawford 2 Miss Ida Parr, 1d concert to be g: Tt Two Tab : | Paintin \ es a Single Driving Horse "| years fold--1 Andrew McGill, 2 Dr, cOallough, 3 Thos. McKee. ~ CATTLE --Dunmans 'Bul! two years old and up and 2 T. A, Wright, g E Bull, one year old and upwards--I1 and 2 T. A. Wright, Cow, giving milk or in ealf--1 Jas. McRoberts, 2 T. A. Wright, 3 Jas. McRoberts. Heifer, two years old--1 T, A. Wright, 2 Jas. Coates, Heifer; ohe year Wright. Oalf, Heifer, under one year--1 and 3 T. A. Wright. & Calf, Bull, under one year--1 Jas. McRoberts. Herd, consisting of one male and three females--1 and 2 T. A. Wright, GRADE, Cow, giving milk or in calf--1 T. A, Wright, 2 and 3 Isaac Whitfeld. Heifer, two years old--1 W. O. Ferguson, 2 John Wright. Heifer, one year ald--1 W. O. gu 27. A. Wright, 3 I. Whit- a ts and outward applica: e, while Dr. Williams' ways cure because they rich, red blood. in which Jodgment impossible. e use of these pills Mr be, Soel, Que., says i-- ds of five years 'T was a 'the tortures of rheuma- old--1 T. A rs and others desirous | Sa f improving their stock of fowls rsand hip were almost will find it to their advantage to in | _ ers nce. At other times 1 Ot gree myself without assis- | several remedies, some ery costly, without getting s than temporary relief at t this juncture a friend try Dr. Williams' Pink poke so highly of he | t ie table--1 8 A Bbie It were cer- ultu: Ora 4 Mo. A Nh Half Peck Onions; White--1 Ww M lly, 2 A Porteous, 2 R Crawford A . Half Peck Onions, Red--1 J ¥ Mo, | The Shirley Syndicate offers. Laughlin, 2 R Crawford in prizes (equalshares) to thi | Half Dozen Mangolds--1 R J Fer. [sired by 'The Pearl of Burne guson, 2 J Jobb placed upon. exhibition at this Half Dozen Tomatoes--1 G Proutt, --the exhibitors Leing members of the 2 R McNally Society.--The entries were not suffi Three Oitrons--1 John Wright, 2 sienily numerous and no awards were ill Samells made, : a Ee Ears Indian Cora--1| Mr. William Ormiston, Enfield and 2 English Bros. (owner of "Paritan") offers £10, in FRUITS. prizes of $5, $3 and £2, for the bert Half Dozen Winter Apples -- 1 three foals sired hy the same Heavy Anson Taylor, 2 Jobn Wright. Stallion, Foals to be owned hy resi- Half Dozen Fall Apples--1 Thos. dents of Oatwright, and pot less than Wood, 2 John Abbott. id is get of pie Sea)lion los ex- y ibited at this Exhibition.--1st Tsanc sortuif Dozen Bust Applee--1 J: J: | Wihicgieid, 3nd Thos Wood, 3rd Jas * Half Down Snow Apples--I Jolin Abbott, 2 J. J. Jobb, Half Dozen Northen Spies--1 Anson Taylor, 2 Robt. Hyland. Half Dozen Fall Pears--1 Thos. Wood, 2 John Abbott, Half Dozen Winter Pears--1 A. Beacock, 2 J Abbott. Collection of Fruits John Abbott. LADIES' DEPARTMENT. Gents Shirt and Oollar--1 Mrs. J. Y. McLaughlin, 2 Mrs. W, Porteous. Suit Ladies' Underclothing--1 Mrs. J. Y. McLaughlin, 2 Mrs W Porteous Fancy Pin Oushibn--1 Miss Ella Brock, 2 Miss 8S Parr Trimmed Basket--1 and 2 MreJ Y McLaughlin Fancy Stitches on Linen or Silk--1 and 2 Mrs R McNally Bedroom Slippers--1 Mrs Proutt, 2 Mré J ¥,/McLauoghlin Sideboard Scarf--white linen--1 Miss Fldfence Abbott, 2 Mrs W Porteous ~ * Sofa Pillow--1 Miss 8 Parr, 2 Mrs ould strongly ar sufferers to give Dr ams' Pink Pills a fair trial, as 1 confident they will not only drive 'away all pains and aches, but leave you strong, active and happy." ~ Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are the 'greatest tonic medicine in the world. "These pills not only curerheumatiem, ut all troubles whose origin comes from poor blood or weak nerves such 'as anaemia, consumption, neuralgia, "kidney trouble, St. Vitus' dance, par- 'tial paralysis and the irregularities hich makes the lives of so many women a source of misery. Some dealers offer substitutes and in or- der to protect yonrself you must see that the full name "Dr. Williams' ' Pink Pills for Pale People" is on 'the wrapper around every box. Sold by all dealers or sent by mail, post aid, at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2 50 by writing direct to The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co, Brock- ville, Ont. , NORTH ONTARIO OBSERVER ged 1 Jas. 'Shearling Ram--1 David Irwin, Ram Lamb--.1 and 2 Jas. Coates, 3 David Irwin. Pair Aged Ewes that have raised lambs this season--1 Jas, Coates, 2 Wm. Darcy, 3 D. Irwin, Pair Shearling Ewes--1 Jas, Coates, 2 Wm. Darcy, 3 D. Irwin. Pair Ewe Lambs--1 Jas. Coates, 2and 3 Wm, Darcy. LEICESTER. Aged Ram--1 Wes. Mountjoy, 2 W. CO, Ferguson, 3 Jas. Marlow. Shearling Ram--1 J, E. Beacock, 2 Arthur Gibson. Ram Lamb--1 John Wright, 2 and 3 J. E. Beacock Pair Aged Ewes that have raised lambs this season--1 J. E. Beacock, 2 John Wright, 3 W. Ferguson. Pair Shearling Ewes--1 Robt, Gib= son, 2 Wes. Mountjoy, 3 W. OQ; Fer guson. Pair Ewe Lambs--1 Robt. Gibton, 2 Wes. Mountjoy, 3 John Wright, Fixe Woor. Ram Lamb--1, 2 and 3 Thos Wood. Pair Aged Ewes that have raised lambs this season--1 and 2 Thos Wood. Pair Shearling Ewes--1 Thos. Wood SWINE.-- BERKSHIRE. Boar--1 Thos. Swain, 2 John Wright. Sow that hasraised pigs this seasop-- 1 Anson Taylor. Sow, under seven months old--1 Anson Taylor ' LARGE BRrEED. Boar--1 Wes. Mountjoy. Sow that hasraised pigs this season-- 1 Thos Wood. Sow, under seven months old--] and 2 Anson Taylor. T AMWORTHS. Sow that hasraised pigs this "season-- 1 Anson Taylor. J Y McLaughling i Brock aud Reach, fot the © Sow, under seven months old--1 Toilet Set, Embroidered--1 Miss L ric Jecse. 9 Thao Wand 3 Aneon | cle 3 Yo ari 5 <M . °F pp! ; > MeTiughlin ob 2 : Oe 0 Eng per wi Be : 3 unior Fourth Clas ¢ i .m, until all are Whisk Hoder--1 Mrs JY Me. Farlane, Fordon Stewa atisfied. A will be fol- Laughlin, 2 Miss Ella Brock Heatlir, Milton Stewart, owed by an excellent programme Bik Embroidery. Mrs J Y Me-| ii) Verna Stanton. y der the direction of Mr. F. W.|to standards of excellence. Cari Laughlin, 2 Miss 5 Pare | Senior Third class -- FlossieffBarry leader of 'the' 'Choir. The) terional" or "*criterial." if "dossu't Set Table late --1 Mrs J McTaggart, 'Fellie Leask, David {ladies cxtend a cordial invitation to| matter; the real critetiop of moving Melasanie, 2 Wise Kia Bodh e k McKinlay eir friends of Port Perry and pictures are those of the Colonial ] rvs Y Melan Blin. * Broch Junior Cinily. Company, who gave an exhibition * Pillow Shame) Mrs J Y Meo.| DiS! in the Town Hall, Monday, Oct. 13. t to the place of beginning 4, That part of the East-half of th { butting or the West ide of Lot Kum a aha . : + + ' gt . cession of sal K Laughlin, 2 Miss L Parks : Pickering is soon to lose one of | brother, "Thomas, emigrated to the Northern Hin of thet Tod. ong Ten Cosy--1 Miss Ella Brock, 2 her most promient citizens in the | Canada in 1843 and settled on lands | iieor si Lob Number One. escopting thereon Mrs J Y McLaughlin person of Warden Gerow, of Clare- | north of Brooklin in this County Table Cloth, embroidered--1 Mrs M mont, who lately purchased a resi- | where fot many years they perform Latimor, 2 Miss 8 Parr dence in Port Perry, and is now |ed the arduous tasks alloted to pion- Fancy Lamp Shade--1 Miss 8 engaged in moving his furniture to | eers in forest primeval in a manner Parr, 2 Mrs J Y McLaughlin that town, where "in future he ex. | that soon proved lucrative--being copt ereout the portion thereof embraced | hat par Otte Sauih-halr of tha original Rhowanes Fancy Tidy--1 MrsJ Y McLaugh pects to reside. = While being prom-| persevering and indstrious: they lin, 2 Miss S Parr plo matcl not asking too a veneral and lively in Plowing Match soon near Saintfied under ccs of the Ontario County lub. The Directors met |attend the sale. on Saturday last in order| The Harvest Home Festival held Pp under the auspices of the Methodist r Beverléy T. Sangster, voung. Church, Scugog, on Monday last, nof Dr. Sangster of this place | Was most successful in every par- ttawa on Monday morning ticular, as well for the numbers ake a position in the Post | present asthe entertainment given Department there. His Abra all bad freely partaken of he : isposi. | unstinted supply of good things manner, amiable di pos provided by the ladies, the chair- _| man, Wm. Ross, Esq;, M.P., in his usual pleasing and affable style after | * thanking the company for the honor introduced the intellectual part oi the proceedings. Rev. Mr. Dewey, of Toronto, filled the bill to perfec tion, he executed every number on the program--oral and vocal--and he enthusiastic applause must have oagieed all present that he was the right man in the right place. The entertainment throughout was highly enjoyable and universal sat- isfaction was expressed by the large company. As a financial result the exchequer of the circuit was aug- mented to extent of over $60. Music 1s Music. The Uxbridge Orchestra, compos- ed of twenty-one first-class musici- ans, will constitute the program for the coming grand concert to be given under the auspices of the pro posed Port Perry Band. Don't let the town dream on for another ten years without a Band, but assist the new organization by attending the concert on November 12, and the Band in return will lift the town froni its long slumber. ES. Samuel Taylor Coleridge coined the word "criterional" = He was wrong He should have writ- ten "eriterial." But in either case the word means that which pertains 8 cows in © 'of young cattle, 20 Cotswold sheep besides farm implenrents. The animals are all of the right stamp. Don't fail to make a note of time and place and Fog For Ovér Sixty Years MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has hocn | used by millions of mothers for their children while 'teething. If disturbed at night and broken of you rest by & wick-thild suffering and crying with pain of Outting Teeth, send at once and got Winslow's Soothing Syrap" for Teething. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Depend | be. abon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it. It cures Dinrrhdes, Regulates the nd Bowels, Cures Wink Colle, Softens the Gums, Reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. *Mre, Winslow's So. thing Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant to the taste and is the prescription of one of the oldest. and best female physicians and nurses in the United States, Price twer.ty-five conta & bottle, Sold by all druggists throughout the world. Be sure and ask for MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP." Wanted. We would like to ask, through jhe columnsof your paper, if there 1S any rson who has Green's then North seventy-four degrees nt August Flower for the cure of Indi: a Ssanes three chains sixteen and one-half Tinks West gestion, * Dyspepsia, and Laver | GFE pi init or said lot, then South sixteen Troubles that has not been cured-- do 4 éast thio chains ind sixteen and one-half 3 8 el seve fou and we also mean their results such | chains and sixteen and al leprote fast thise as sour stomach, fermentation of |rosd then Southerly oh the West lit of said road food, habitual costiveness, nervous five chai nineteen and one-half links to the Church dyspepsia, headaches, despondent en South seventy-four ees Wi nie oH and sixty links then South segres di oe Fast : v eight chains and seventeen links to 'the Northern feelings, sleeplessness--in fact, an trouble connected with the stomach or liver. This medicine has heen sold for many years in all civilized ol Thmit of the road leading to Lake Scugog, then North eighty-six degrees West eleven sgh fifty links, countries and we wish to corres pond with you and send you one of then South er. tv degroes West along the North ie West our books free of cost. It you never Hino ia at than Noh stock procs: Week tried Angust Flower, try one bottle first. We have never known of its failing. If so, something more ser: ous is the matter with you. Ask your oldest druggist. G. G. Green, Woodbury, N.J. IN THE COUNTY OF ONTARIO > Ss NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE POWER OF Sale contained in certain Mortgages which will the time of hich ¥ Auction, CL ON SATURDAY, 0CT. 25, 1902 at the hott of Twa o'clock in the afternoon, AT THE SEBERT HOUSE In THE VILLAGE oF Port PERRY, In said County, the following Valuable Properties: 1. Those parts of Lots Numbers Twenty-one and Twenty-two in the Sixth Concession of said Town- Parr. SPEEDING-IN-THE-RING. Open to all Horses--in harness ; four times round the track, said to be a mile; best 31 5--1st R E Angle, Raglan ; 2ud Thos Swain; 3rd Chas, Elliot. Open to horses owned by residents of the Township of Cartwright only, that have not previous to the first day of September, 1902, won money in a trotting race. Three times round the track ; hest 2 in 3 ;--1st Thos Swain; 9nd J H Devitt ; 3rd Norman McGill. | =p Peterborough (morning) The winning horse in this event was Times of Friday last in an excellent protested on the ground of not being | report of a grand concert given in eligible--not owned in the township. | thatieity on the previous evening In event of the protest being sustained | under 4 auspices of Mrs. W. J. the third prize would go to Mr Geo | Morrow, paid the following tribute Forder, to one of our accomplished "musici Open to all, ans: "Miss Lila Blackstock Meharry ing Turnout--1st Dr. presided at the piano. rendering the J J Jobb. accompanimenté with much taste dnd expressiop." A cultivated and ed audience whose repeated Five por their appreciation, G. H. Copeland and Mrs. I. Barry are attending the: An-- ranch Convention of the W. 'at Campbellford, 'this week-- opeland as Secretary of the 'and Mrs Barry as dele e Port Perry Auxiligfy and Mrs. FH. Rithardson and baby Audrey left fer their home in Deseronto on Friday last. follows, --that is to say, commencin, Timit of said Lot at the distance of fifty-three chains and fifty links from the South-west angle thereof, (naraed)--1 FORT PERRY, OCT. g, 1902. RE Cartwright Fall Show. The Township of Cartwright Agricultural Society held their Fall Show on their Grounds at Black- stock, on Tuesday on Wednesday "of last week. The weather on "Tuesday was all that could be desir- ed and proved most favorable for | bringing iu exhibits for the floral] hall and ere night the fair exhibitors| had the hall splendidly furnished with such exhibitions of their activ- ity, ingenuity and industry as did the or and were creditable to ip. The morning of the to fay, commencing at a point where the Northern limit of the road running across sald Lot (known as Pine Point Road) intersects the dividing line between Lots Numbers Twenty-one and Twenty-two, then North sixteen degrees West along said' dividing line twelve chains and forty-four links, then Wester] parallel to the North limit of said Lot to the water' edge of Lake Scugog, then Easterly along said water's edge to the Southern limit of said Lot, then Easterly along the South limit of said Lot to the South- angle thereof, joer Northens Along the East limit of sai 0 the place of inning excepting thereout the gaid Road. 2 B SXeepine 2. The South-half of Lot Numbor Four in the Ninth Concession of said Township of Scugog. 8, The North-half of Lot 1 Two in the Ki Concession of said Townshi ne he ; of the North-half of Lot Number One in t | | Best and lest look- Archer; 2nd DIED. Curriei--~In Toronto, at the resi. dence of Col." N. F, Pateison, XK. C., Spadina Ave., on Salur- day, 4th Oct, 1902, Geo. Currie, Esq, aged 81 years 2 mos. and 2 days. "i $= Report of the Union Se he Opera house to the doors. Ninth Concession of ¢ Nol - a acres of the South-half of Lot Number enty-tour in the Seventh Concession of the said Tow Seugog and that part ity: the Seventh Concession of the said Township, contain- ing Nineacres more or less, described as follows, -- Com mencing on the Eastern boundary of said Lot Num] Twenty-three at the distance of seventeen chains Ho, : twenty-seven links from a post planted at Croxart--In Parkhill, on Saturday, | tve 7soven Nake fiom a poss plaster the South- Oct. 4, 1902, John N. Croxall,|a Course of South scent; i es minutes seventeen. chains then North Sa 5 eats and 8 months degroes thirty minutes Kast ix chains and fifty-five 2 { is inks, then 0! seventy-six fi ece age was an Eng ishman by minutes East fourteen is Los -- a forty gre birth, education and hearty sympa- | then South thirteen degrees and fitteen re thy. Born, educated and reared to six chains along the said Eusiere og manhood in the County of Cornwall, England; be, together with his POULTRY. Pair Plymouth Rosks--1 {Stephen Oliver, 2 T. Wood. Pair Brahmas, light--1 and 2 Thos. Wood. Pair Brahmaa dark--1 Stephen Oliver, 2 Thos. Wood. Pair Minorcas, black -- 1 Thos. Wood, 2 Stephen Oliver. Pair Wyandottes, silver--1 and 2 Thos. Wood. Pair Spanish, black--1 and 2 Step hen Oliver. Pair Leghorns--1 Stephen Oliver, 2 Thos. Wood. Pair Hamburgs--1 Stephen Oliver, 2 Thos. Wood. Pair Turkeys--1 Stephen Oliver, 2 Thos Wood. e the ¢ if the Show became a cer- unty, the day kept fine and grand displ of live stock were out on exhibition. Large numbers of peo- ple from Cartwright and its sur- roundings turned out to take part in the SHow, and it was the unanim 'ous verdict of all that it was in every respect "the Show of the Season." Admitted that compari- sons are frequently odious but for | extent and quality of show of horses it far eclipsed the great "Model Show at Whitby,' while it double discounted the Uxbridge alleged show of equincs. The Attractions were up-to-date and in keeping with the present age, 'noon approached ree, then degrees forty-fl Third%class--May Hil ndary of said Clarkson, Juhn Clarkson. {Es Timely. convincing, vivid, alistic, all that and much tore n be said of the Colonial Moving icture Company which 'appears ste on Monday, Oct. 13. for road between the Eighth and Ninth Concessions of said Township extending from a point in the centre of the Townline road lastward to the Western liwit of the centre road aud butting on {he North end of Lot Number One in the Eighth Con (eon- taining together three acres and one hundred and = twenty square rods wore or less) and the Northerly rt of Lot Concession Canapa's PopuLaR LECTURER. -- v. C. O. Johnston, Canadas ost popular lecturer, will deliver of his famous lectures 1n the ville Hill, Intermediate I class -- Dannie * the track was in good shape and every event was keenly contested and much interest manifested in the several results. The active and courteous officers and directors had everything in perfect order and, notwithstanding the crowd was large, there was neither confusion nor tumult, every- thing went off in a most orderly and agreeable manner. A commendable feature in the management is the care displayed in the selection of [udges in the several departments. HORSES---Dravenr, 'eam to doublé wagon--1 Anson Mare, fonl hy her side-- Taylor, 2 Fred Rundle. Pair Geese--1 Thos. Anson Taylor. Pair Ducks--1 Thos. Stephen Oliver. DAIRY PRODUCE. Twenty lbs Butter in pail or crock--- | Mrs. W, 0. Ferguson, 2 Mrs. J. Y. McLaughlin, 3 Mrs. Wm. Porteous. Ten Ibs Butter in prints--1 Mrs. John Wright, 2 Mrs, Wm. Porteous, Loaf of Bread, home-made--1 Mrs. J. Y. McLaughlin, 2 Mrs. M. McLean. Dozen Buns, home-made--1 Mrs Wm Porteous, 2 Mrs. W. O Ferguson. Collection of Oanned Fruits--1 Miss Sophia Parr, 2 Miss Mary Parr. Oollection of Jellies--1 Mrs, Jas. Marlow, 2 Mrs. J Y McLaughlin. IMPLEMENTS. Double Wagon--H. Imney. Wood, 2 Wood, 2 Outline 'Work on Silk--1 and 2 Miss L Parks : Outline Work on Linen or Cotton-- 1 and 2 Miss L Parks Crazy Patch Work--1 Mrs M Latimor Guipure Work--1 Miss Ida Parr, 2 Miss Ella Brock Drawn Thread Work--1 Mrs JY McLaughlin, 2 Miss 8 Parr Darning or Netting--1 Miss Me. M Laughlin, 2 Miss 8 Parr Tatting--1 MrsJ ¥ McLaughlin, 2 Mrs M Latimor Five O'clock, Tea Cloth in 8ilk--1 Mrs M Latimor, 2 Mrs J Y McLaugh lin Embroidered Centre Piece for Din- ing~Table--1 Miss Ello Brock, Mrs 8 Oliver IcTaggart, Stanley Thom Maggie Leask, Lois Rogers. Junior I class-- John Young. Average attendance for month is_20. Here is a Pointer. Bec you haven't used Catarrhozone the best reason why.you should it right away. It will cure the Catarrh that makes your breath si heavy and your "hearing so poo Catarrhozone is a scientific cure: Catarrh, Bronchitis, and Asthn recommended by doctors and: di gists as a certain cure. Mr. Henn A. Taylor, the oldest druggist in own Hall, Port Perry, on Tues evening October 28th. Subject "Wisdom and Folly in Home ife," or "Courtship and Marriage ™ excellent musical programme dered consisting of choice selec s by the Port Perry Male artelte, also solos by Mr.D.B Mec- een, Port Perry's favorite Baritone. ; ission 15 cts., reserved seats 25 cis. Plan of Hall opens at i Drug "Store, on Wednes- y: Oct. 22nd, at g am. The pub- 1s cordially invited. Doors open 17 o'clock'; chair taken at 8b 'Wm. Ross, M.P.P.. e best subjects that lavish out- can secure, experience suggest, skill achieve -- everything that ) ; has been | went and successful in business, 1t is chiefly in his capacity as a public man whereby he is best known. My Gerow entered municipal life sixteen years ago, when he was elected councillor, later he was elected reeve of the township, which posi: tion he occupied for two years, He has been for six years a member of the County Council and a year ago this body honored him by electing him Warden of the county He has also "been Justice of the Peace for sixteen years. In June 188g, when 'the memorable flood took place, during which nearly one hundred bridges where swept away wn different parts of the township, Mr. Gerow was appointed to over- see the rebuilding, a work he per- formed to the entire satisfac considerable wealth. ~~ Politicaly, deceased was a staunch Conserva- tive and was a life long member of the Methodist Church, and was always closely = identified with church work at Brookli during his residence 1m the vicinity. On the completion of the Ontario Ladies' College at Whitby he became Steward of that institution and for a number ol years discharged the duties pertaining to the office in a Inghly satisactory manner. After: wards he went to reside with his mained to the time of his demise. He was aman of a quiet and retir- ing disposition, his voice was never heard mjthe streets; but he wasa man of large intelligence Deceased was prospered and soon. accumulated » sister at Park Hill, where he re- | r less, described as follows, --Conmencing at the North-West Angle of said Lot, then South sixteen degrees Fast along the Western limit of said Lot forty-four chains and sixty two links more or less to a certain traveled road running across the said Lot, then North seventy four egrets cast alo} limit of said Lot twenty'nine chains wiore or less to the East limit of said Lot, then N sixteen degrees West along the Eastern limit of said Lot forty-four chains and sixty-two links more or less to the North-East angle of said Lot, then South seventy-four degrees West Mout the Ni said Lot, twenty-nine chams and five links more or less to the place of beginning, except two acres more ortless lying in the South-East er of the last shore described parcel of land belonging to ey. 6. The North-West quarter of Lot Number Twenty four in the said Seventh Concession, save and ing thereout ten meres, two roods and tw x perches more or less which may be known as fe GEsmencing it the North-West angle of said en South sixteen d , East "ive chains 0) twenty-one links, then South 3 Riinuice Bost Jour chaing and Sixty one : orth twenty-four ogrons East thro insand twen- ty links then South sixty-six degrees thirty minutes ine chains and seventeen links, then Ni {i one chains 20 si: ih 0 year old Colt, gelding or filly-- hw Berlin Wool Work Flat--1 Miss L nial Mov-| 'Rundle, 2 Ww. Ormiston, 3 Wm Parks, 2 Mrs J ¥ McLaughlin z nignt 10 8 Picts bey fi Embroidery on White Cotton--1 : ER class Mrs W Porteous,2 MrsJ Y Me- Laughlin ' on of all. The responsi: bility may be judged trom the fact that the prices ranged from $10 to 400. For this i tant K brother of Mrs Chas. Parish of this Mr. Jas Croxall who the old homestead |; 2 Single Oarriage--1 and 2 H. Imney. Single Cutter--1 and 2 McLaughlin Carringe Co. Fanning Mill--1 and 2 Chas, Jack son, ally, DOMESTIO MANUFACTURES. Set Harness, single, collar and hame and breast collar and tugs with ita N. McGill. ct of alady correspondent who | Set Bedroom Furniture -- Robt, | writes us about her little one. "I g MeNally. : "fake pleasure" writes: Mrs. R. B.|about ie Pair Gent's Boots, home-made sewed | Bickford, of Glen Sutton Que., "in {ized Mr. Ja --1 and 2 8 Jeffery. ; ertifying tosthe merits of Baby's Pair Ladies' Boots, home-madese allets, as [ have found them a --1 and 2 Sam Jeffery. . d reliable remedy. My baby Rag Carpet, not less (han ten yd bled with indigestion, and Oliver, 2 Mrs. J, Y. McLan eething and cross and restless Bato) Mrs. 8. Oliver, 2 Mr 5 t ill. 1s. ; Pair Woolen Mittens--1 and 2 tv mall size 25¢. Tur Morner TELLS How It Was © ACCOMPLISHED. «A wonderful change," is the ver d ¢ or democrat-- Avion Taplon, 3 Ovo oal Ly her side--1 ig Isane e up farming ha ckson Tosll on the premises all bis horses, cattle, sheep, farm ments &c. The list is a and includes a number of r the use of the Tablets mace a place on TSE Lh ie tr oft and |ly use of Baby's Own Tal might | DO ime and | a Liking gi life, and 1] fail to artend th d recomngend mothers to keep| pi oe