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TI I TH I 1875. | WILL SHOW THIS WEEE, ONE OF THE BEST ASSOBTED Most STOCKS OF SPRING TWEEDS SPRING TIES AND SCARFS ! Hats and Caps, QUNDERCLOTHING, &C., &C, ever shown in Port Perry, CHEAP FOR CASH! Call and Examine before purchasing else- where. W. TRENBETH, "GPRING. 1815. Fashionable !|5 The Corpse Undet the Bed. 1% was a dreadful cold night--the com- forter aroind my neck seemed, when "it under my chin, & mass of joo--my ng with every respiration I drew. The light ahead now resolved itself, country tavern. 1 determitied to stop here till morning at all events. - I dismounted, rapped, and the next ingtant_was admitted, A horrible old man with a fat mutton candle led me into a 'musty room where there was a fire, and gave me a chair, 1 didn't like his looks and didn't fancy the place ; but what was I todo? Either remain hete and run whatever risk there might be ot robbery and assassination, or go on and perish of cold almost inevitably, It wasa lonely spot, no habitation within ten miles. The old man was bent and decrepit ; but he had a face ugliness, His son entered--a tall, stalwart rifan with a broken nose and only two fingers on his right hand. "Going to Grass dale fair 7" said he, I answered in the affirmative--~and the moment after was . He would know by that I had money about me, There was a man here this evening going to the fair," he remarked with a strange smile. 'I guesshe won't getthere I sat before the fire till mid- night, ruminating, and then asked to be shown to my room. The old man led the way and once there I locked myself in, I felt frightened, T must confess. The cham- ber was small and its only furniture a bed in he corner, a chair, a table, and an old-fash- oned chest of drawers, My tallow dip gave a dismal light : the wind screamed and rat tled at the windows, the house shook and trembled. Summoning courage, I examined my surroundings more closely--at length looked under he bed, There lay a man, his eyes staring with ghastly horror, his face white, himself motionless! I stag back, This was preceding traveler, evidently, and he would not go to Grassdale fair *indeed; anywhere else in the world.-- He had plainly been assassinated and flung under the bod. it was my turn now. My light went out. Stupified by terror, I crepb back to the chair, A few xioufes passed and I thought I detected footsteps, stealthily and ominous, outside. There was some one fumbling with the leck of the door.-- Great heavens! the agony of that moment returns, and my pen trembles in my fingers ? Iresolved to sell my life as dearly as pos:i- ble, and I picked up the chair, stepped to the door, and stood there with it raised over my head. 'The lock yielded, the door gpen- ed, and down ¢pme my chair with a terrible Merchant Tailor. | owash. There was a shriek, and a scamper- qh Port Perry, March 18, 1875. TAILORING, In all its Departments. HE Subscriber is carrying on the Tailor ing Businessin all its departments at his rooms over Corrigan & Campbell's Store, Port Perry. Newest Styles, First-Class Workmanshin, and a perfect fit guaranteed. Charges moderate. Agent tor the Singer Sewing Machine. The Singer Machine is decidedly the best machine now in use and also the cheapest when the quality of the machine is taken into consideration. Parties will do well to come and examine the machines, JOHN PEARCE. Port Perry, Dec. 1, 1874, 49 -------------------------- AN EXCELLENT HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. The Subscriber offers for Sale VERY CHEAP his Dwelling House and Lot in the Village of Prince Albert. The House is 23x28 with eight good Rooms and a Kitchen and Wood Shed attached. The House is in good order with a stone cellar, The Garden is svell supplied with good fruit and ornamental trees. There is a capital well and all other neces- gary conveniences. The situation is healthy and pleasant and well fitted for an agrecable, comfortable home. Apply to the Proprietor, JOHN ROLPH, # Harness Maker, Port Perry. Port Perry, June 16, 1875. G0 TO WIL NECA PORT PERRY, Choice, : ET : oul Cheap Wave BG IJBWITBTe Fancy Goods! PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY, BOOKS General Supplies for Schools CHEAP AND COOD. "W. H. McCAW. Port Perry, May 6, 1874. REMOVAL PRACTICAL 3 Watchmaker, do. sghmaker, Pe pt vet NEW 'PREMISES, * | again, | \ i fully examined prescriptio ef our x = ng of footsteps, and a light appeared. My would-be assassin lay gasping at my feot--a short, dark man with a red nose and & moist eye. Near him stood the innkeeper and hisibrawny son. "Murderers," I cried «you meet a desperate man in mo. I saw the corpse of your other victim -under the bed ; but T shall not die so easily.' "Vell, I am blo¥ed 1" said red nose who was evi~ dently a cockney Englishman, Thet &ir aint no cawpse, that's one of my wax figgers. That's my Bismarck, that is, I rolled him under the bed this evenin' and forgot him, and I vas on'y accomin' back to get him and I didn't vant to vake you, mister. Vy, you've broke my head with that cheer." He scrambled tohis feet and pulled forth the dead man--the waxen German Chancellor. Fact is I had made a confounded stupid blunder. The fellow I had hit was nobody 'but an English wax-work showman on his way to the fair who had stopped at this place got a little tipsy, and involuntary remained over night, which fully explained the re- mark of the stulwart young man on my arrival. The showman had been first put into my room with his figures, but on my appearance was transferred elsewhere, In the migration Bismark had been overlooked. And now it was my turn to explain, which I |did very lamely; and it might have gone pretty hard with me had I-not proposed to return to the bar below and have an ex- change of notes all round over a pitcher of hot toddy. Tommy Wilkins and I then made it all upand a few hours later set off in the highest good humor for the fair together --_-------- A Joke that Kicked Back. They are telling a joke, writes 'Eli Perkins,' on Charley Backus to-day. Charley tells it on himself, too. It seems Charley dreve up through Stanford, Conn., yesterday, with Lem Read, of paor-dead Dan Bryant's Minstrels, for a companion. As the train got ready to leave, Charley says: ¢ Lem, let me show you a good joke--T'll get a splendid joke on that old duffer.sitting in the station. Now you watch' Then, as the train began to move out slow- ly, Charley rushed into the station, shook bis fists in the stranger's face; and ralled him a miserable, mean, thieving scoundrel. 40, you ruscal!' said Charley, I've got you at last, you bloody old scapegrace, and now 111 hick you to an'inch of your life, I--' «Charley! Charley!' shouted Lem, the train is offi--run |' and Charley left his as- | tonished victim and rushed back into the car. ¢Whero! where|! is the man-who wanted todick me all, aver 'New England 7' shouted the old farmer as he ran to the door of the station with his spectacles in onc hand and a crumpled newspaper in the other. ¢ Where is he--show him to me I' «Here he is,' said Charley from the end Fplatform of the last car as it moved out, holding his thumb and finger to his nose. ~~+%yail, ticte 1 wi," SAI0 Tho 01d Iatmer, shaking lns-fist ab-Charley, "and I'll be gold blasted, ef I don't lick he--ll--" ¢ Ding !-- dong ding |-- dong I'-- inter- rupted the locomotive bell, and-- Alas for Charley! the train backed back. The outraged man in the station rubbed bis eyes, went out on the platform, saw Charley through the windew, and went for him. Three times he chased the poor, miguided minstrel around the train. He finally caught him, and the poor man only escaped: by lcav- ing an 8 hat, and the lapels of a $60 coat in the outraged farmer's hands. Dr. Wheeler's Compound Elixir of Phos-- hates and Calisaya contains elements abso- utely essential to cell-growth and the formation ef the system. Dr. Dusart, a celebrated Physiologist, of Paris, says thet « Phosphate of Lime is eminently an exgit- ing agent of the functions of nutrition; in other words, a nutritive tonic--that it in- duces the albumenoid matter to assume the cellular shape, and thatit controls the for-- When taken into the system more food is absorbed, and the weight of the body rapidly increased, owing to the transformation of albumenocid matter into muscular fibre." BSuflerers from impezfeot nutrition, as in scrofuleus and tuberculous diseases, will derive immediate benefit from its use. For sale by all druggists. --_---------------- Brain Exhaustion. Mr. James 1. Fellows, St. John, NB. : .while at your establish your of pre| Syrup, I felt anxious to give it a fair trial in For. the last twelve months I the Walkzer-House, . as I drew nearer, into a house--&, sort of | of frightful malignity--a goblin's in grotesque | . 'WRICHT'S BOOT & SHOE EMPORIUM ! PORT PERRY. erm (eee WANTED. 500 Cords of Hem- lock Bark, 3000 Sheepskins, And any quantity of Hides and Tallow for which the HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH ! Will be paid by the Subscriber. ! J. WRIGH®, Port Perry, Oct. 1, 1874. GOOD NEWS EPSOM! HE undersigned lave much pleasure in announcing to the inhabitants of Epsom ana vicinity that they have leased the pre-- mises lately occupied by J. C. Huckins, Esq. and that they have just reccived and opened out a large and well selected Stock of the latest styles in DRY GOODS! Choice Fresh GROCERIES, Superior BOOTS and SHOES, a fine assort- ment of HARDWARE, and capital CROCK- ERY. A full assortment of ROOM PAPER. A large supply of the Dost PATENT MEDICINES Our Stock having been purchased princi- pally for cash and at the best and cheapest 'markets we are prepared to sellas cheap .p8 any other House in the county. Try our fine flavored Young Hyson Tea at 50c. per 1b; 11 1bs beautiful Sugar for $1; a1 1bs Rice for $1 ; 10 Ibs good Cooking Raisins for $1 ;13 lhs.uew currants for $1. Al other Goods equally cheap. The highest price paid for Butter, Eggsand other produce Our motto--"Small Profits and quick re- turns." A liberal share of public p r-- services of yince, and is Customers may rely on material, latest styles a manshi Warranted. busines in Uxbridge. to his representations, isan is rying four persons. $2.50 extra. Uxbridge, Jan, 20, 1875. ledge.of tac business in alliis details, dor Workmanship, First-Class Mrterial, Ele- gance, in Style and Finish, and a determina- tion to make his work equal in évery respegt i | HEARD'S CARRARR OR GENERAL BLACK-SMITHING ESTABLISHMENT. TE Subscriber has much pleasure in stat ing that he has secured the vajgable MR. ANDREW CAMPBELL Ono of the best wood-workers in the Prm- now better fitted than ever to fill all orders for Cutters, Sleighs, Bob-Sleighs, or any description of Garriage with dispatch. All repairs in Wood or Iron executed with neatness and on short notice ing the best superior works ip. Special attention given to HORSH SHOEING and the work done soas to secure the ease and comfort of the horse in traveling. p&5™ All Charges Moderate and all work W. C, HEARD. Manchester, Dec. 17th 1874. D. CONBOY, | Carriage & Sleigh MAKER, MAIN STREET, UXBRIDGE ! Te his sincere thanks for the. hearty and generous patronage he has recived from the public since commencing practi KR explanation the very latge and Increasing demand for work. Mr. Conboy, the Inventor and Pat- x entee of the turndown seat has made a very great improvement as applied to Buggies.snd now making a specialty of Cariages with 1 this seat, The great demand for Cutters with this seat fully confirms its superiority and excellence. Asa Single Buggy it light and stylish, it is almost impossible deteat the fact that it-was ever designed for | two seats, yet in a momeptiit can be changed to an elegant family Carriage capable of car- A shifting Top Carriage with this imprav- ed seat is capable of being changed to Hight different forms and so pegfect as to call forth the admiration of all, Partics about purchasing Buggies will find i it decidedly to their advantage to exemine nt Carriages before purghasing elseyligre. The T'prp-down Seat is exgmpt from every less adjustment and possessing in an em. nent degree Utility, Beauty, Strength, Ca- pacity, Convenience, Simplicity, Permanence Neatnes and Cheapness, as the Turn-down Seat with its adjustable contrivance costs but | uper-- inevery feature LUMBER! LATH! 51 we AND oe SHINGLES 0 in SAND BILL. LUMBER 4 is respectfully solicited, > Cash for Wool. BROWNE & ERO. Epsom, March 31st, 1875. EPSOM TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT ! The Subscriber is opening a Tailoring Establishment in connection with Brown & Bro., Merchants, Epsom. First-Class Fits, Newest Styles, and chagres as low as any in the county. Orders promptly filled. A share of public patronage is solicited. Clean- ing and Repairing neatly and expeditiously done. JOHN WOOD. 23 14 'Epsom, June 3rd 1875. TAILORING SQUIRE'S TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OVER BIGELOW'S STOBE. PORT PERRY, Part Perry, May 6, 1875. JUST RECEIVED AT T. COURTICE'S PREMIUM SADBLERY WAREHOUSE PORT PERRY, -A choice lot of CHILDREN'S Carriages and Peramibulators Also a full Stock of TBITRBS. And Traveling Bags. The largest and best stock of WHIPS in Town. HARNESS In great variety. Please call and sca the most COMPETE STOCK in the trade. Port Perry, May 6, 1875. FIRST GLASS 7& TAILORING. Fee class Tailoring in all its depax~ ments, AT HUGOE'S, PRINCE ALBERT, Work made up gn; he shortest notice in the latest stylezand af modesto yates. A iit. guaranteed. ber the place, opposite Cook's "Hotel. :R. HUGOE. Prince Albert; April 2, 1874. 15 LUGGAGE FEAKEN RAT to convey The Subscriber is prepared: and other de- All i - + © J.COOK. Port Perry dan. Ash, 1874, JAMES SQUIRE. "Suied -a1 0} pred wonuone foie "qoyedsap PUB §8341380U TIA J0PIC 0} OPUUL IOAN bPIVE NAOL HHL AVIN 0 AgLIHM '133uls Ndousa 7 'GAN @OVINEVO TVOLLOVEd --'[ULOJLIY §S%q OU} Wo oputd pusy UO A[Fuvisuod sar33ug jo JuIWHOSSY 00D Y Patent Medicine Vendors. Sole Proprietor, F.J. EXPORT AG | Sangeér a) (QS, | wh stable ob, during the Ei ane Fi orn Bull | Reach, March 30,1875, "IAL '0 sere ret emi --------e OF Box or GLARRES/E) 41 PILLS Is warranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary Organs, in either sex, acquired constitutional Gravel and Pains in the Back, Sold in Boxes, 48 6d each, by all Chemists ang OLARKE, 4FOTEECARIES' HALL, LINCOLN, ENGLAND. ENTS, Burbridges and, Co, Coleman St. : London. Newberry and Sons, 37, Newgate 8t., London. Barclay and Sons, 23 Farrington Ste onder. Btord St., London. 1 And ell tho London Wholesale Houses. AGENTS IN CANADA, Afontreal Beans, Megoer and Co., Wholesale ru; Z 4 I a Clare and Co. ) Zoronto--Blliott and Co., Wholesale Drug- ists. ; Me d Owen. + Tomson SEE To. Gs : : Halifaz.--Avery, Brown.and €o. 3 - a Important to Farmers aah superior h-Bred Short Horn . Bul LORD DUFFERIN, Al petty of finds B Donan ill Ss : Dutta, Roan, Gal For. 7 bred HG Mary, Bea, Mark: Got by Clifton Duke 2nd, 7711. am). by Nichol, 5037, : 304 dain Young Jane. pr en 4th dam Jane, by Finyictlow, ] oh dm Hate, By Togrionn | § Bred Cows, $8 each; "FARMERS! IMPROVE YOUR STOGK |. RAT First-Class Thorqugh-Bred, Shori- oer EN tad niin . Blow, will sl 3 ERE dai! i onoesgion Era Lea on gin gem | Gay Son 2) G0 et oh Latsage or from abo Railway | 8887, ! us lg | lation or anywhere around - town. & dag Mi Ee SIL i! Ondo. promply tended fo. TE 1 avril moderate, $4. RO lower at the time of ervioe, E. BLOW... | port Parry, Sept 24, 1678, 'NVAONOQ ALL DESCRIPTIONS CONSTANTLY ON HAND += AND -- be TT T0 ORDER or re AT em ! | . AND © pusy Tims! BONGKRD & ROBINSON to inforn their customers and friends that their choice New Stock of Groceries! Is now complete. SEASONABLE, FIRST CLASS IN QUALITY AD CHFAP! CHEAP! oe CH. Beg FRESH, AP! Port Perry, March 31, 1875. Ontario PORT il in whigh be has been in MOVED Largely exteuded my premise! fo fill o BUGGIES, Port Perry, Dec. 24, 1873. CHEERF Customers may rely on & constant supply of Everything in the GROCERY line, good and Cheap. Special attention given in THE VERY BEST, ie SELES ER ATIRDANOD. Lamps Chimneys for All takes this now prepared more promptly to meet the a on the shortest notice. CARRIAGES QF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, CUTTERS, EI WAGONS, built of the best mate! Orders for Blacksmithing carefully and dispatch. Wood-work ironed and pen, Come and inspect our Works, choice FRESH MEATS seguting BONGARD & ROBINSON. HE {unity of T liberal and constantly increasing patronage bestowed pos him during the many years \ i I : : an : pp his G Dust) having of premises necessary d have Yareet TO PORT PERRY. | greatly increased tucilities for business and am of cystomers and s and secured increasing demands attended to. Carriage Works ! PERRY. HS, ial in the best style and by first class workmen. 01d Carriages repaired with neatness Carriages timmed for the trade at reasonable rates, JAMES EMANEY. grant for the TRUE Sebmnike having been engaged for com FOR THE JOSEPH HALL Manufacturing Company | 3 [lode as nN ufactured at uring Company's Works, oii the Shortest Notice and the Most Favorable Terms. ft Chk fon opin pores THE CHAMPION SINGLE REAPER. BROAD-CAST SOWERS sud SPOUT DRILLS. WISNER'S SULKEY HORSE-RAKE. THRESHING MACHINES, &C. 14 highest Prize Medals and Diplomas Awarded t1i6 Champion in Europe tor 1873. A Sweeping Victory in the old world 1 1 A Crowning Triumph in the New!!! Europe and America join hand in Crowning 'he pion King of the Harvest Field. E. WALKER. H. 8, JOHNSON, Port Perry, Dec. 3, 1874. 53 D. CARMICHAEL, THE OVE, LE Port Perry, May 13, 1874. SUBSCRIBER Hias now on hand a splendid assortment of TINARE Eavetroughs; Cistern Pumps, AD PIPES, &C. (Which will compare favorably with any in the County both as to price and quality. pen. Job Work attended to with our usual dispatch, Fh 3 $ A. BE. McCAW. Agent at Sunderland. DAVIS & SONS' STEAM Caper Facroay) PORT PERRY. ME Subscribers always keep on hand (and aro constantly manufabturing sore) a large Stock of just such FURNITURE ! {| As the community requires ; suitable for a - classes of purchasers. All of croice Ma- TERIAL, the Best Workyaxsuip, and at sveg nicks as cannot fail to suit. emer PUM At A ------ Having theUnited tavor him with a call. All orders for any of the abo 8 .t.29,1870. d long experienc" in Pump-maki tates, the subscriber feels confident that he PS! 0 J. IRVIN'°S PATENT 0: SEE THE PRICES. and Coupling complete for $25. Patent Swing Lift Pumps at 50 cents per foot. Common Log Pumps at 40 cents per foot. REQUALLY LOW RATES! ve, whe! PUMPS! You can get'the best and cheapest Pump in the Province Also every other description of Pump, at PUMP FACTORY, PORT PERRY. Force Puue--A complete Pump and Fire Engine with Hose Common turned suction Pumps at 35 cents per foot. Cistern Pumps, a complete Pump, fram $3 up to $8. ng in the largest factories in Canada and can perfectly satisfy all that will ther by mailor otherwise promptly attended to. JOHN IRVIN, Port Perry. UNDERTAKING : ! Inall its departments promptly : : attended to and charges moderate. 7 GOFFINS of all sizes kept con- | stantly on hand. i seseadane SHROUDS of all sizes and : + newest styles. CASKET OR BURIAL CAS + procured on short notice. = ® b> g o 5 8 5B 0 & gd < 5 ° La] : Hearse. Also an ordinary style : qf Ilearse. SONS. 49-1y (A FORLBER THE OSHAWA CABINET CY Will pay the Lighest'price, in Cash, for the following sizes of ---- ortho protect] North America, w Pills any Qintment, London," Street London, with Co." an mark thus:-- lat selling Pil ow price, and so Persons who may be so di here, public, insert their names in 1 knowa had genuine from them. to;apd I particular] of the Houses named: Messrs. Forsyth & Co., Halil Messrs. T. B. Barker & Apothecaries' Hall Co., Messrs. Moore 4 relaindalon Chatham, B. egsrs. Munro & Co., Montreal 533, Oxford Breet. more money at & CO., Portifnd, Maine, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. jon.0f the public of: British ! gem it my duty to state that my Pills and Ointment are neither manu- factured nor sold in any part of the United tates. Each Pot and Box bears the British Gov- ernment Stamp, with the words "*Holloway's n the label is the address, 533, Oxford This notice has become necessary, in conse+ quence of vile and spurious imitations of "Hol- loway's Pills and Ointment," being fahricated at 78, Maiden Lane, New York, by parties styl- '|ing themselves i vendors can obtain this trash same for. my genuine Hy oway's and Ointment, which are manu! only at 533, Oxford Street, London. pleased to communicate with me. Many respectable firms in the British Pro- iii cos, Who obtain my fnedicineg Jireet fiom ave very properly su t that should, for the benefit of re and the thet my medicines can be The following.is alist of the firms alluded recommend those who desire to get my medicines to apply to some Evans, Mercer & Co., Montreal, Messrs. Avery, Brown & Co., Halifax, N.S. fax, N.S. ns, St. John, N23, harlotte Town. Messrs. Langley & Ca., Victoria, B. C. -Co., Victoria, B. C. i DOORS, SASH AND BLINAS, Is prepared to fill all orders at. his 4 1. essrs. J. Winer & Co., Hamilton, Ont. r, H. J. Rose, Toronto. Mr, A. Chipman Smith, St. John, N.B. which remittances must be sent in advance. THOMAS HOLLOWAY. 0 9 0 DAY.--AgentsWanted T All classes of working people, of either sex, young and old, make work for us in their spare moments, or all the time, than at anything else. Particulars free. Post cost but one cent. Address G, STINSON engraved there- " Holloway assumed trade , opening business in deceive you by nctured | suring his customers , and, the eceived will be fail to please purchasers. the papers, that | gp jog of my own manufacture, Call and inspect my Stock, Port Perry, lov. 14 1873, DEALER IN card to winter. Utica, Feb, 3, 1875, FIRST CLASS BOOS & MOE Material, Woskmanshia, Style 1g i$ Ta HE Subscriber would return his sincere thanks for the very extensive and rapidly increasing patronage bestowed on him since PORT PERRY; And would embrace, this opportunity, of as- I pul c gener-- ally. that as in the past go in the. future will he strictly adhere to using only the best = mategial, employing none but good work- men and selling at prices--when the quality of the Goods is considered--which cannot Constantly on hand lots of Boots and pe First block west of the Post Office RICHARD WARRINER. A. RICHARDSON, FOR SALE. and Wood, At his Mill, at Utica, which he will sell cheap, as he wishes to clear the Yard this A. B. CAMPBELL. . "LUMBER Delivered at their yard in Oshawa. [Square Bdge Preferred] Uak or Ash, 1 1n., 1§, Z In, any width: Butternut, 1 in., any width, Water Elm, 1 in, any width. ater Em, 1% in, 12, 14, 17, 18, 20,0r 21 in. wide, = Basswood, 1 in., any width, « 13in, 12, 14,17, 18, 20 or 21 in. wide, i Maple, Beech, and Birch : §in, 1} in, 1} In, 1} in, 2} x 24, Square Scantling, B@5™ Parties having logs to cyt will, be. formed as to the quantities oot ide 2 quired on application at the office of the Company, W. H. GIBBS. y Presiden Oshawa, Fob. 25, 1875. ¢TOR THE BLOOD TS THE LIFE"-- See Deuteronomy, chap, xii, verse 23. OLAREKBR'S World Famed ;Blood. Mixturg. Trade Mapk--* Blood Mixture." AER GREAT BLOOD: AND RR. yoy lensing and clearing the blood from al a) impurities cannot be too highly recommend- For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Di sores of all kinds.it.is a pover-fatling And » manent cure. Be, tod d Sore. Legs. ures. Ulse an 3 Cures. Bl ackbends, or pimples on the face. rk Lu ance Jo 1 Otires Blood Ski Cures Gl and 9 Di i the Bood from pure Magter.' wma use Mr. John Bond, Goderich, Ont. As this mixture is pleasant to t| Messrs, Elliot & Co., Toronto. ° ° | w! ated free from a thin i Be ae and Ai: J. Chaloner, St . 5. Planing Mills, piranha ie Messrs. Hanington Brothers, St. John, N.B. 9 4 or salicits sufferers to give it a the Mie. RP. Priddy, Windsor, Ont." PORT PERRY. ® Tatas, _~ e n, Morden, N.S. _ 5 o a Fen unt Ja Porc x, [FAP Mor To Sot tien a ro W. HH. n, race, alae + 1 3 - . or x I CR 0 pp on ete Chas 1. Davis, Fredericton; . ; ee OE Ss Chwcis. vEADoDS a Tedicines are sold at the lowss 3% wholes throughout Re ONT le net prices, in quan. of no ,than 48 . Sole Proprietor, F. J. C Chemist, £20 worth--viz: .,-228., and 34s. > OTHEC. ' TA + op dozen boxes of "Bills or pots of Ointment, T Ap ARIES' HAL, LINCOLN, ENGLA¥D. PORT AGE Burgoyne, Baibridsse 1and Og, 'Colin SK, <0, YEE Subscriber Newbury and Sons, 37 Newgate St., L . Lo | stan anit of | MEF SE nt, ~ 0! by " Seasoned Lumber And al th London Wholesale House. AGENTS IN CANADA. Montreal.--Tvann, Mevoer a8d 09., Wholesale " Lymans, Cl: d Co. Toronto Blo ana Sohne Drugs er V Hamilton--Winer. and. Cor r segidoesld dlalifax.~ Avery, Brown and Ce,