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OUR MOTHER. ,. [Written in memory of Margaret, wife of "Robert Sproul, Cannington, Brock, who 'died February 19th, 1871, sged 71 years.] of comme tn mtvord *! of love Nepe pen its {ch rw, 'When far from home in foreign lands In dreams we often hear Tien music of That one sweet voice 'all gently on the ear. Apmis we oft look back 0 'when we were young, Whoo Hie then Ne tondly to 'When shelterd heats h By fostering care No ill could us Our mother iy our our brght sun-light * And center of our joy. But now a cloud obscures our sky, Our tear-drops fall like rain-- The music of a mother's voice 'We'll never hear again. yo; ole | well feel her warm embrace-- n our brow: wor, may Sn for her that's gone; 'We have no mother now. Yet though we weep we still have hope = That we will - 'meet again, And tho h the loss to us is grea "ia her oternal gain, by clung. And thankful ought we joy to feel That she so long _was given, To point us to the Lamb of God, 'he way that leads to heaven, 0 Father, 1% spirit uide Earths pil grits on © Wa, lory shine In eo the Sin oir ne GEORGE LEDINGHAM, . Cannington, Brock. March 27th, 1871. . A cow in Bucks County, Penn., about, twelve years ago, swallowed a lea- ther nail pouch. Recently she was slaugh- 4 _ tered and the stomach opened, the pouch was fobud uninjured, and, jn it about a | dozen nails. A Brooklyn politiciar, in writing a letter of condolence to the widow of a .county member who had beeu his friend, . saysp-- ¢.1 am pained to hear thet Harry is'gone lo heaven. We were bosom friends, but now we shall never meet again. At Albany a man recently insulted a lady who promptly dashed a bucket of hot water overhim. Most ladies would have blushed She turned pail. Some ladies would have # turned hot all over' themselves--shbe turned it hot all over him. . : YL ------------ TURNING THE TABLES WITH A VENGEANCE. A small farmer not far from the ancient . city of Brechin had long been suspected by the gamekeeper on the estate, of which his tarm formed part, of emptying his snares.-- Early ore fine morning the farmer was en- geged in taking outa newly caught hare, when, happening to glance round, he espied the kevper making towards him with all haste. Not the jeast disconcerted, the far- mer disengaged the struggling animal, and giving her a slight kick turned her adrift. ¢ I've found you at last,' exclaimed the overjoped keeper. ¢ Yes, 1've found you out at last,' said the farmer, as he confront ed the keeper, and shook his closed fist in his face. ¢I have lang thocht that was your wark,' as he pointed to the empty. snare. ¢ Now, look you here,' added the seemingly enraged larmer, ¢ I diona care a_ elrae hoo mony beasts you shoot on my grand, but 'll no alloo ycu or any ither - bodie to tether your vermin among my stuff So mind you that,' he added, as he turned his heel and bent his steps homeward, in- wardly chuckling to think how neatly he had made Nimrod catch a Tartar. Patronage ! + The Subscriber desires to thank his numer- ous customers for their kind patronage Juring fhe past twelye years that he has been en, gaged business, and would 2 I. Dora of treating his friends to 20 per cent Discount Tickets ON ALL GOODS SOLD DURING Christmas Hollidays. TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT OFF WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry. RR ¥3 Good for oe week. W. Beenerass, Dec. 25th, 1870. . J Clip out and present to W. HEPINSTALL, Watchmaker and Jeweler, BrookviN, ONT. 44 Ow HONEY 101008 ; Mortgages ° Wanted. Ti Supse _Brooklin, Nov. 3, 1870, ribose have lar, sum of money ir hands for He investment i rye i (2E8Ia0Es, WAGONS, BUGGIES. WHITBY AND UXBRIDGE. HE undersigned takes occasion to announce that he opened a Bianeh of his business UXBRIDGE, Where will be found Buggies, covered and open, and other ¥ vehicles of his own manufacture, go up in the latest and best style, and always La on hand. As he uses none but the best mate ht an nd swploys none but the best workmen, the uality of his work can be always relied upon. a Repairs executed with promptitude and dispatch, . A few 'second hand open and covered buggies at the Whitby cetanlisnment for sale. Everything in the way of Carri manufac- EE xs, aciended to at Whitby as usual, All work warran SAMUEL WALKEY. Whitby and Uxbridge, July 15, 1869. 28 NEW AND CHEAP STORE SUNDERLAND, BROCK. HE undersigned 3 would respectfully au- TL nounce that he has now got into his New Store at the Village of Sunderldnd, and is pre- pared to supply the inhabitants of Brock and surrounding townships with the Embracing everythin, necessary for Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear. JAESOTA- "FINE ASSORTMENT oF KF resh Groceries Of the best quality. A CHOICE LOT OF Crockery, &c. The undersigned is determined to sell at the lowest possible rates, and flatters himself that he can meet the wishes of the people of Trask and surrounding townships, both as Quality of Goods-and the Brie 2h At which he sells them. R. E. PORRITT. je of The highest Price given for every descrip- tion of Farm Prod Sunderland, we 1 Toro. 20 AND FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Boots, & - Shogs, &e. GO TO 0, CUIPELL CANNINGTON. Cannington, Jan. 12, 1870, Marriage Ries) ! 4 Issued by-Authority. w a Ny, ne oo y E. MAJOR Ne F | pra 1 ARE 9 ! isg "aE a gf eolk H or Si 8 oS A Yaluapte Property. ¥ $5 ig Se 5% is g i ® i o FOR SALE! ft# Biv diag, 5 i gh F Subscriber offers for Sale that excellent SER nf of]? gig ld Ho a8 Bike © 2 property at Borel known 'as Haight' Te ty $ 9 : 3 CS Pig £8 i 3 fel BIE PB bi | Bh Sa al of 3 § g 8% BAF oF LZ n 4 Soni of A i co apples =k Bn x ; 5 2 -- 83 iste of to Dull Backeay Haspberio 3 8; Ye gd 1 20s gd Sell ou Spend. dis od Sass fru 2 ¥ B is¥ : #1 : ERE gi 7 RaasosABLE. THE NEW DOMINION alr wem TT ---- HAIGHT, PROPRIETOR. N. 8, Cake: Boral or i further tekialay. Borel ov 6 Re fy $8 ine How 1870. JomN CHRISTIE, CLERK for Rosch, Cons Loe LATEST STYLES OF FIRST] CLA DRY GOODS! FRE PUMPS! PUMPS!!! You can ot the best and cheapest pest Purp in the Province At J. IRV IN' Ss PATENT PUHP FAGTORY BORELIA See the Prices : FORCE PUMP=- A complete Pump and Fire Engine with «, Hose and Coupling complete for $25. Patent Swing Lift Pamps at 50cts per foot. Common Log Pumps at 40 cts per foot. Common turned Suction Pumps at 35 cts per foot. Cistern Pumps, a complete Pump, from $3 up to $8. Also every other description of Pump at Equally Low Rates. Having had long experience in Pump-making a the largest factories in Canada and the Utter tates, the subscriber feels confident that he can perfectly satisly all that will favor him call. All orders for any of the above, whether by mail or otherwise promptly attended to. Please Address, . JOHN IRVIN, BoreL1a. Borelia, Sept. 29, 1870. ; * WI. Hepinstall PRACTICAL WATCH = MABER, And Jeweller," "BROOKLIN. The American Lever Russell's Celebrated and dither: styles' of Watches Kept constantly-on hand. Alsoa great variety of Clocks, Jewelry and other Goods. Parties wishing any thing in his line would do well to call and examine before purchf®- +, ing elsewhere. ¥3~All kinds of Watghes and Clocks neatly Jrepairedand WARRANTED, Brooklin, Oct. 5, 1870. 40 MONEY 16 LIND ~The undersigned is prepared to advance loans uf money -- In Large or Small Sums On first class improved farm security--as the rate of interest is very low and charges are moderate, -the best securities must be offered. 05 Several first class farms for sale on easy sums of payment. Apply personally,or by letter pre-paid with 1description of the security offered, to W M. COCHRANE Bigelow's Block, Port Perry, Ont. Port Perry, Dec. 4, 1867. HARRISON MAW, "Contractor and Builder, PORT PERRY! J 5,0iepare) to Contract for and put up Buildings of all kinds, whether Wood Brick or Stone, and finish off in the latest styles, with all the most modern i improve- ments. Parties requiring good work done will do wellto call. (G=PlansandSpecifica tions made to order. HARRISON MAW. Port Perry, May 12, 1870. : OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE Greneral Agency Office. HE Undersigned having received Bois ri appointment of Official Assignee for North On- T tario, is prepared to give prampl attention to all matters in Bankruptcy or Insolvency Promissory Notes and Accounts speadily collected, and remittances promptly made MONEY TO LOAN, On good farm security at 8 per cent Interest. Special attention will be given to the ne- o] 80tiations of loans, and borrowers can rely*upon having their applications attended to promptly, and a1 small expense. Also, Lands, both Improved and Unimproved, CONSTANTLY FOR SALE. (Insurances affected in the Ontario Farmers' Mutual Insurance Company. E. MAJOR, : Official Assignee and Valuator Orricz.--Bigélow's Block, next door to the Royal Canadian Bank. Port Perry, let Dec., 1868. a d x PRINCE ALBERT / Every description of Furniture now on hand and will be sold 10 per cent Cheaper Than any other establishment in the County, for Cash or Cordwood. good bargains, as the times are hard. attention to the Undertak- ing department. Coffin Trim- mings of all kinds. Coffins. of every size constantly 'on hand. Also the best hearse in North or SouthOntario. Chargesmoderate (G= A Stock of Sewiug Machines on hand. W. H. PARK. 2c ZU I} \3 Prince Arsert, March 1, 1871. As I am determined to sell Cheap you may depend on getting 0G- I would call] \ Sal Ontario Bank, PORT PERRY | BRANCH. per cent per annum, W. H. SMITH, JAGER. Port Perry, Jan. 26, 1871. A For Sale or to Rent ih | THAT VERY DESIRABLE FARM Being the west half of Lot No. 20, Inthe 13th concession of Reach, gontaining 1 00 acres, about 50 acres cleared an ina a stateg of cultiva first class wheat land; the other 50 ac 3s goo wood land ised wih gafficieut pin pise § pr ul urposes. n the premises {| 1 Bouse and stable, Eo a Young re Nara ing. The EE will be sold cheap, and on easy terms of payment. Title indisputal For farther Tarioniars apply,if a A pre~ paid, to the propri A MCCONNELL, 3 On the iy Or To WM, KENNEDY, . Plank's Mill--Uxzbridge. CALL AT AT THE the best workmen, and froin the choicest material. To be Sold at suce Prices as will Prince Albert, Nov. 24, 1870. * JAMES EMANEY. BROWN & PATTERSON'S: AGRICULTURAL WORK WHITBY. and surrounding country. WE BEG TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR We are now manufacturing the JONNSTON' SELE-RARING REAPER 'Which we confidently believe to be the In the Dominion We warrant it to be equal i in finish and workmanship to any machine ouilt. Lodged or Ta; Where no other will work. Itis warranted to give satisfaction. We also nag the Ohio Combined Reaper and : Mower: And have made some very VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS for the harvest of 1869. Our CAYUGA JUNIOR MOWER is the standard Mower wherever it has been introduced. quality. ¥3~ Send for circular, E Fhich will be sent free of charge. BROWN & PATTERSON. Wuitsy, June 9, 1869... PORT PERRY scriber would } manufacturing Carriag es, Wagons ! And all kinds of Agricultural Implements, unsurpassed in style or finish in the country, and as cheap as the cheapest. (% HORSESHOEING done on improved principles. G. U. WHITE. "Pont Perry, June 16, 1869. - E Now Ready! ONTARIG CARRIAGE FACTORY The Largest and best assorted Stack of on CUTTERS! Ever offered to the public in North Ontario, inafistired 0 Competition, To the Farmers of the: Counly y of Ontario Harvesting Implements BEST HARVESTING MACHINE Tangled Grain The above Machines are being made of good material and with due regard to efficiency and N returning thanks to his numerous oats and and customers for past favors, the sub- inform them, and the public generally, that having on hand the LARGEST STOCK OF SEASONED LUMBER in the County of Qutario, he is J \. NURI, SUNDERLAND, FOR | DRY GOODS, GROCERIES; : CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, BOOTS & SHOES, &e. <The Tirge and "steadily-increasing - patronage. | bestowed Vi me_ since , usitices __at Sunderlgnd has induced iy add a Tailoring Department To my bussness. I have just finished a new Tailoring Shop, and secured the services of a first class Tailor, and am now prepared 'o furnish Clothing got up in the latest styl d a Good Fit Wana Ay iyle, ap Farm Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods. Cash paid for Hides and Sheepskins. J. #HURD. ° Sundeviand, Nov.50, 1870. = ~~ dey Nov. 30, 1870. TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT, Improved Farm and Town Property, BY THE Imperial Building, Savings and Tnvest- ment Company. For Teriods extending from THREE to TEN Monthly, Halt-yeariy_ or yearly instalments, - OFFICE-50 CHURCH-ST., TORONTO. Loans of $500 and upwards are negotiated fo eriods of 5, 6, 8 and 10'years at the extremely ow rate of 6 pe r cent per annum but if the loan be re-paid in alfearly instalments only a per cent is charged, and if in.monthly 'instalment only 5 per cent is asked. $6.25 per month will 3 both principal and interest of a loan ot 500 in 10 years. Other amounts in a cor responding ratio. The Full Amount of the Loan without deduction. adranwiy Conveyancing charges reduced to the very lowest rates. E. MAJOR. AGENT, BORELIA P. OrBEACE. Sept. 15,1870. WILD AND CLEARED. EVERAL good, Fleas Farms for sale on S easy terms, SEVERAL 78D USAND ACRES! Of choice wild land for sale in the Counti Peterboro, V ictoria, Bruce and Bimeoe, ero Apyly to, JAMES LA MON . Main street, Uxbridge. Orrice.--Over Armstrong's Hotel. N. B. The ab Royal Coote lands wh be exelianged for 28 'Uxbridge, June 9 1869. STILL PROSPERING | Reduced ed Prices pze Subscriber ir, to say that he pared to sell all kinds of TURNIRIRE As z | A i No is pre. Ny stock consist . TABLES. y stock consists of ' BUREAUS, SIDEBOARDS, CUPBOARDS, wns nis, o> s CANE SEAT CHAIRS, " Ri ; A large number 00uIny Laas, x. ither with wood cr gilt. GABRIAGE & WAGON SHOPS, Prince Albert and and Manchester. of the gs, orm, Our, Sigh ond A 5 First class gg done, All Work a ol J. & WM. HEARD, Provrietors. M. OO. DONOVAN, PRACTICAL NEAR THE TOWN HALL, Jospin mvs BROCK. STREET, WHITBY I: 1A Prince Albert and Manchestes, Feb. 10, 1870 made (0 order with nealnese 2ui+ fr ALL WORK WARRA Paid 0 tep Carriage 3% Maker !) GOOD assortment of Hagies copmant constanly on hand on hand 'made from best material. Work ring Special, Sento a re U my ing refitted my Pear with & DOUBLE SET OF NEW- PLUMES, Law nropured to at attend Funerals th as good other post in North a olat Ontarig forme as any fall s ies conan hand, made of W. A good s so of oft fr ceived from the JeleSton 8 N.B. Agent for Ry tomb Borelia; Dee. 9, 1868, sn OQFIce Aa Houston. a, cto 3 p.m. Glos _ 2 Interest iad on 2% Deposits at Jour sid Fite ; WRRORE MONEY , to suit Borrowers, Re-payable in of Steel Engravings, frame - WANTRD 0 : Pine, hori: ke! "5 id pe | | | | X LAND! LAND. bh