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ho. Soros, CoNvEYA &a, Office at residence, Reach (bie mile west of Port Perr Monxy To Loan, E. FAREWELL, K.C,, LL.B, Gangty Crown Attorney, Barrister, Co Bui- tor, &o., Notary Puhlic and Con. Jy outh wing Court House, "WL SANGSTER, DENTAL SURGEON. Office Hours--9 to 12 a.th., 2 to 8 pti: « Also open Saturday 'evenings. - er -Gold Fillings Work a Specialty 4 R. k. GRAHAM Kuoogssor m0 Dr. F. D. MOGRATTAN , DENTIST. PORT PEARY, Soe em ONT: Bri Vitalised Air. r z illings of Gold, Silver or Cement "Painless extraction when rejuircd: gar Piibes to suit the tifies North Ontario Observer 4 Weekly Political, Agricultural gnd Family. Nethsptiper IS PUBLISHED AT PORT PERRY, ONT. EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY : H. PARSONS He 'than &ix 'mon BDO paper Or until arrears are id ap. suey, whan 'addressed to thi EE ar aT ADVERTISEMENTS mosrsd Hosta "wird wr man Nd bale Going wie 20 a. Going: orth-- 845 p. m. Going Stuth--I10 pon. GEO. JACKSON, i Ldcensed Auctionder, Valiator, &e. FOR THE COUNTY OF ofrar10 AND TOWNSHLY or CARTWRIGHT, ISHES at this the commencement of other Auction Sale Seséon to re- taro thavks to his numerous pdirons for past favors. In requesting theif med and cootiied patrouage he disives to state thas no effort or pains will be spared Oo his pars to make all sales eptrusted to htm guocedfdis, [His very extenaive practice Ini fho past should be "a sufficient recom ution as to his ability. All Sale i¥ii into hia charge will be attended ¢ with! promptuess afd dispatoh Sale ist made out and blink' moron enplfed free, pes on application. Pactips withing to. engage hi iy consnlt BALE REGISTER a o Diuitvey or Sealed, Otis, a erpy, for. .dites claimed for Sal a make 3renngeinents, of writs to bis adden. '# Phang at Eendine, ne 3 CHARGES Moe: Nov, I 1901, '[OENED | ONEER for the Ooanty, of Ousarfo. Sale e Onew P. " n ; Carleton: p& eto] man, six PE tall, and weigh . nearly two Teded 1 have been accustomed all my life to lift great weight, but one day over- | ama it, and wrenched my back badly. Bvery tendon and mus- cle was sore. To stoop or bend wa# . I had a whole bottle of Nervi: | e rubbed on Jo one day, and Db ht T was well Again, 1 know of no one-half the pe holg.eure for all mffior ailments, a , sprains, Swelllngs, neurd! Het Tnmbage, rheumatism,and Eye peur A divine for euring Pain Wag ut in a bottle than Nervi- @ million bottles used Benes try it yourself, ; 250 At all dealers. 3 I $ 3 Sodedododododedododote "Welll™ Lond breathed deeply. are the Hmit." "Speaking of clothes, I notices. are dressed up like a fruit salad. is it--the yacht?" "Yes." "You'd bettet hurry. Bhe sails high tide." "Sails" "Alton told me so and said aad § was going along." "Thank heaven for that, anyhow, --1 don't understaha about the oth Boyd voiced the question that foremost in his mind, "Did you know Cherry in the u "Sho said you dAld® "THI ; "She #aid that?' "Yes. She thought you had told he shé was." e fight have koowd I'd neve de It's ber own business, and I got troubles enough with Hin can; " my hands. { "I wish you had told me," said HE Wayne Wayland was by no » sure that Boyd would: not make mething in ber own tongue, shook bead violently and pointed to her hite cofnpanion. Marsh's face ras d: be shook a quivering hand in herry Malotte's face, It seemed ad he would strike her, but Const be stares of the saflots, deck toward the old who had n, the Indian girl clinging to hae e, the tall breed striding noise. beard you were shout to etl, 001 ne out to see yall, before : arsh broke ia hoarsely: "Ehe's a woman! She Kas come bere for derangem don eli dll § re- WH ere -- ny 4 Said eth workels shal: If a is 'avails able, put on a top dressing of about / tonsper acve before the last lowing. A fh : ¢ Meadows or pastures that have' been down three years should plowed up. Every two years woul be better, The extra plant food in' the mew sod will more than pay for' reseeding another field. The newly: seeded. 'meadows always give the heaviest: crop. : 3 Old pastures: are breeding dens for weeds and insects: Plow thems up; a fresh seeded field will give twice as much food as an old, Worms out pasturé, Keep up the milk flow. Dairy. caftle would be very much better if the stable these cool nights and wet days. : Nothing will reduce thet milk flow quicker than being out in* the cold and lying on the damp. ground. 'A good feed of ensilage,' with a little meal, will pay every, time. 'Working horses should be kept in the stable, now that the nights are cool. ty Mother's Breakdown Her Health so Shattered {en gn gs unable er oubtedly owing to Poperiens pl 09 Uyer and stomach. JY am sure of th because there was a continual weight and painful fullness in my right' side, and scarcely anything I ate was" Qigested. ' X also suffered agony with' hemorrholds. :A succession of sleep-- less nights, eri€l pains in my side and back, combined with the terrible stata' of my nerves, made me wish for death. "IL could do no housework, my sis fers took my small children, and I des=" heed of ever getting ply abd oe gain memorable day a ne brought me a box of Dr. similar to mine. To my astonishm 1 felt better next day. Gradual; my pains disappeared, I put on fl looked healthy, had lots of spirit, a desire to worl. Dr. Hamilton's ro cured me, and I know they wil wo marvels for every woman that uses. them." The one safe, dependable men and women in poor health is Hamliton's Pills--refuse any sub stitute. At all dealers, 2bc bee boxy of five boxes. for $1. By mail from the Catarrhosone Company, Kingston Corn for seed should be kept in a warm, dry place. An excellent plan 1s to pleat several cobs toe gether and sgspend it from the ceil- iDg, 60 that mice or fats cannat ge§ atx : Pumpkins make excellent food for: cattle or hogs. Remove the seed for the next year's seeding, then set ithe balance. If pumpkins are kept in a dry, cool place they will keep for months. The extra help should be kept the year ronnd. A few good milk-- ers and two or three second litters of pigs, and \kiog care of the p! uitey they should be, will more