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Guibord. bord, over whose burial : Jud the ig en nto iot:in this snch-Canadian hee ! Ifent' ora C cter. He was a printer, and for 36 years was in the employ of the late Louis Perrault, and lar, of Louis Perrault & Sons. It is an in- "fact inthe light of recent evi Guibord was for many _ years on intimate Serine of fiend ~~ ship with Bishop Bourget sev- ral ecclesiastics, Perrault. did all the printing the Bishop's palace, and fo (Guibord personally supérintended the com- position and printing of the Bishop's tel other work be- ging to ign missions of the Church. - He became thus personal- Ja jinted with a large number of the clergy, by whom he was greatly admired or his' patience and care- fulness, his honor and uprightness, in all his dealings. A high ecliasti- «cal dignitary of this city lately said, in conversation with a well-known French-Canadian gentleman upon the present Jifficulty, that he regret- ted exceedingly that the censure of the Church should have fallen upon Guibord, for that having known him for upwards of twenty years, he was ' the last man who deserved such a sfortune. 4 The same Fital au- hi 7 stato that as fars nesty, pr, vate virtu, ahd ingen. wity in the broadest sense of the term were concerned, Guibord was with- out reproach. Guibord was a man of more than ordinary ability. When the catechism and hymns for the use of the Indians in the North-West were publish I'Abbe Garin, dmougst ethérs in charge of the mission, consulted Gaibord as to the ; best mode of putting the Indian hl language into type, and of forming the matrices: Although the Indian language was entirely, unknown to him, Guiliord undertook the difficult task of putting these works into . print, and accomplished it so well that for ten years he furnished the Roman Catholic mission in the North-West with the catechism and hymns for the use of the Indians. -- In recognition of these services, I'Abbe Garin and his coadjutors were accustomed to bring Guibord : some of the finest mink and otter skins thal.could be obtained in the North-West. When visiting in Montreal, Gui- bord was one of the first whom YAbbe Garin, Bishop Anemour and others called upon, and the effu- sions of sentiment that passed be- tween them fave no promise that the Plows and simple-hearted printer would inifuture become the object of the anathema of his church. = Gui- bord was foreman of Mr. Perrault's printing _ establishment and was greatly oved by his 'employers and fellow-workmen for his kindness " and'many good qualities." C. O. Perrault, Esq, Vice Consul of France from whom we obtain several of these particulars, says Guibord's punctuality was proverbial among i those who knew him. The lawyers in Vincent street where he then worked, were accustomed to say in reference to this habit of bis: «It is not one o'clock yet, for Guibord bas not passed." Mr. Perrault con- sidered' lim as one of the first print- ers inthe Dominion, He haa great mechanical ingenuity, and was, in fact, a scientific printer. He was the firstwho introduced stereotyping . into this country, and the first book stereotyped in Canada was under Jhis supervision. Mr. John Lovell '+ states that he was personally ac- «quainted with Guibord since 1825, and during all that time Le never know hin to have erred through strong drink or bad company, or to have been guilty of a dishonorable .act. > At the time of his death,he was | "the oldest printer in Canada except Mr. Lovell: Guibord was sixty-two - years of age when he died. Guibord was not one of the found. «ers of the Institut Canadien, but became a member thereof two or three years after its establishment. when the Institut fell under the dis-- pleasure of the Bishop for refusing to throw out ofits library certain sks that were placed in the Index at Rome, Guibord was one of about two hundred members who persist- therqwith,, avd who appealed to Ro against the arbitary course of the Bishop. Guibord died sud- denly on the 18 of November, 1860, but two or three weeks previous, 'when' seriously ill, he sent for a tj: who came and heard hie con- ession. The priest, acting under ~direct instruetiops from the Bishop IS ed in maintaining their connection |' & NEW FALL GOODS DEST VALIR IN THE COLVY TO MY NEW WINCEYS, New Dress Goods, New Tweeds Furs, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, &c A. W. ROBERTS. Port Perry, Oct. 27, 1876. ' i THE SUBSCRIBER Has now on hand a splendid assortment of . ! 1 . 3 Es, 38 I MOVES, TIWARE, Eavetroughs, Cistern Pumps, LEAD PIPES, &C. Which will compare favorably with any in the County both as to price and guality. ttended to with our ugual dispatch. . 365, 2% Wok 3 A. BE. McCAW. Port Perry, May 13, 1874. M. 0. DONOVAN, BE PRACTICAL CARRIAGE MAKER, NEAR THE TOWN HALL, BROCK STREET, WHITBY. ~ 0: GOOD Assortment of Buggies constantly on hand made from the best Matetiak-- A Work made to order with neatness and despatch, Particular attention paid to. re~| INSPECTION INVITED | fi | Hats, Caps, &§ Eont's (Tailoring Establishment | 1 | § Clothing! FALL & WINTER, 1875. A full Stock of Fall and Winter Goods to hand, including Orvercoatings, Worsted Conjings, English; Neotch 'and Canadian Tweeds. Underclothing, Furnishings, A GREAT VARIETY: W. TRENBETH, "Merchant Tailor, 44 Io Queeh Street, Re «i + PORN PERRY. Port Perry, Sept. 2, 1875. First Class - WRICHT'S BOOT & SHOE EMPORIUM ! PORT PERRY. WANTED. 500 Cords of Hem- Joek Bark, 1 3000 Sheepskins, and Tallow for which the HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH | > J. WRIGHY. Port Perry, Oct. 1, 1874. FIRST CLASS Material, Workmanship, Style an i$ 4 ¢ +1 BEHIND MR. CURREE'S STORE, PORT PERRY. ! DA J. NOTT & SOF, ve | HE Subscriber would embrace this op-. portunity of returning thanks to his numerous customers for their liberal and | Cabinet Makers, Undertakers and STE A M Upholsterers. Caper Facrory) iis ets mes and the public generally that they Lave on hand in their Warerooms a good and well assorted Stock of Furniture consisting of PORT PERRY. Tables; Wood, Cane and Stuficd Bottom Chairs ; Couehes in Reps, Cretonne, Damasks and Hair-Cloth, Sofur, Bureaus, Sideboards, Oupboards, Writing Desks, Bedsteads, What- Nots, Stands, Mirrors in Walnut, Gilt and Rose and Gilt, Straw, Wool, Moss, Seagrass, Mined and Hair Mattresses, Bedroom Sctts, Parlor Suites, Hall Furniture, Dunk's and Whiteside's Spring Beds, &c, which will be sold as cheap as at any House in the trade. PICTURE FRAMING. Keeping a large Stock of Walnut, Gilt and Rose and Gilt, Mouldings, Chromos and (Lith phs we feel confid we ean give eatisfaetion in this branch of our business as we make a specialty of it. UNDERTAKING HE Subscribers always keep on hand (and are constantly manufabturing moze) a large Stock of just such FURNITURE! Asthe for all ity requires ; classes of purchasers. All of cnoce Ma- TewiAL, the Best WorkMansnip, and at sven] aces as cannot fail to suit, UNDERTAKING In all its 'departments 'promptly | attended to and charges moderate. COFFINS of all sizes kept con- | stantly on hand. We raul respecifully call attention te our | A Undertaking Department where everythin | SHROUDS. of all sizes and necessary for the proper performance of the | newest styles. last rites due the deceased can be furnished | on the shortest notice, we keep on hand at all | CASKET OR BURIAL CASE times a good selection of Walnut, Elm, But procured on short. notice. ternut, Rosewood D. T. and 0. G. Coffins, Walnut and Rosewood Casketg, Shrouds in all'styles. Face cloths and Caps. Gloves and bands furnished free of charge. A first "| class HEARSE. All kinds of good lumber, taken in ex- change for Work. 'The Subscribers are the only authorized agents in the locality for the Whitby Marble Works. | The American Style of | Hearse. Also an ordinary style | of Hearse. J J Port Perzy, Nov. 26, 1873 49-1y refused to administer to him the ex- "treme unction unless he wou'd with- draw from the Institut, which Gui- bird) idéblined to' do. He rallied that sickness. but his death, 898 J1 subsequent) occured, was 3 n that he had no time to nd for apriest. A few days be- { Guibord met one of fellow membors of the Institut in ot asked him what was the out their appeal to Rome.-- was that no news had ived, but the Institute hoped would be done them.-- Having i d our facilities we hope by paying strict attention to business and fair dealing to merit a share of public patronage. B@F™ Remember the place--nearly oppo- site J. Wright's Boot and Shoe Store adjoining J. Rolph's Harness 'Shop and 'D Urquhart's Agricultural sale rooms. N.B Night calls promptly attended to by one ofthe firm, Brick! Brick! Brick! HE Subscriber has on hand a large quantity of really 5 FIRSTCLASS BRICK And still manufacturing more at his 'BRICK FIELD, NONQUON, 12x CON. OF REACH, 'The quality of the 4s such as fos cr SATE Tay fn uch ae Sede J. NOTT & SON. Port Perry, July 1st, 1875. CAS FORLINDER THE OSHAWA CABINET CO'Y Will pay the highest price, in Cash, for the following sever | pro or LUMBER Extension, Centre, Drawing and Kitehen | sat TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT Remember the place, opposite Cook's Hotel, Privice Albert, April 2, 1674, still increasing patronage during the number | of years which he has done business in Port Perry, and 'would now state that having i moved into the now premises behind Mr, jCurrie's Store, 'Lis accom ntions for » business afe much enlarged, and , facilities for carrying on the Tailoring busi- ness in all its departments are as enable { him to fill orders with still greater dispatch. Superior workmanship, the Newest Styles and perfect fits warranted. find me at my rooms Le- | s Store, All orders promptly and carcfully attended to, J. RIGGS. 29 Port Perey, Sept. 22, 1875. TAILORING, In all its Departments} pr Subscriber is carrying on the Tailor- ing Businessin all its departments at his rooms over Corrigan & Campbells Store, Port Perry. Newest Styles, First Class Workmanshin, and a perfect fit guaranteed. Charges moderate. Bs Agent tor the Singer Sewing Machine 'The Singer Machine is decidedly the best machine now in use and also the clicapest 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 TAILORING «IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS, AT SQUIRE'S OVER BIGELOW'S STORE. 'PORT PERRY. JAMES SQUIRE. Port/Perry, May &, 1875. FIRST CLASS TAILORING. Eo a Tailoring in all its depart~ eR gon if i ys AT HUGOES, PRINCE ALBERT Work made up on the shortest notice in the latest styles and at moderate rates, A good fit guaranteed R. HUGOE. : 1 Delivered at their yard in Osh Oak: Bon a, ] bor, or n., 14, 2 in, width, B: A Tio, a, bik L$ gTRYS Water Elm, 1 in,, any width. Water Bion 13:30 17, Ur 1, 18,3 \ a "w.B. clenk pt | Administrators Notice, Daving clai ¢ be a Wa 3 pone he increased « | fail to ples + | Messrs. '| Dr. John Palles, Chatham, B.C. Ww remitiances.m us i % 5 ig . THOMAS HOLLOWAY. | 533, Oxford = Ba | HE Subscriber would return his sincere | thanks for the very extensive and rapidly increasing patronage bestowed on him since opening business in PORT PERRY; And any quantity of Hides! Will be paid by the Subscriber. | BOTS 6 SHOR ORSE NAILS, | | i] 3 3 vo v oa BE i LF ml [8 Mechanics' Tools, Buildin Hardware i Farmers' 'Hardware, Cc. ? PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, ,CULLEY PLATED WARE, GUNS, SPORTING and FISHING TACKLE and every other article kept in a first class Hardware Store, Iam 4 determined to Sel] at the LOWEST » PRICES © A Call respectfully sollettedy] - |p a ¢ 65° REMEMBER THE PLACE,-- = FORMAN'S OLD STAND. J. B. LAING, Queer Street. E. pt. Port Perry, June 9, 1875. TAKE NOT! All persons indebted to us either by note or book account are respectfully requested to call and settle at once as we intend to close up our ' Books and adopt the Cass System. Our business in the future will be carried on onstrictly Casu PriNcipLES. T.ook Out for CHEAP GROCERIES ! Now. Our Motto is Cheap for Cash. ig this opportunity of thanking var numerous customers for past favors we would solicit a continuance of the same, We are respectfully yours, BONGARD & ROBINSON. Port Perry, Oct. 27, 1875 NOTICE ! And wonld embrace tnis opportunity ot as- suring his customers aud the public gener-- 1 n the past so in the future will y adhere to using only the best ial, employing none but good work- men and sellingat prices--when the quality of the Goods +is considered--which cannot purch 8 Constantly on hané lots of Boots and Shoes of my own manufacture, Call and inspect my Stock, pe First block west of the Post Office RICHARD WARRINER, Port Perry, Nov. 12, 1873, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. 0- For the protection of the publie of British North America, I deem it my duty to state factured nor sold in any part of the United States. Each Pot and Box bears the British Gov- ernment Stamp, with the words "Holloway's Pills and Ointment, London," engraved there- on. On the label is the address, 533, Oxford Street London. This notice has become necessary, in conse quence of vile and spurious imitations of "Hol- low ay's Pills and Ointment," being fabricated at 78, Maiden Lane, New York, by parties styl- ing themselves : * Holloway Co." "with an trade mark thus :-- assumed Unprincipled vendors can obtain this trash at a very low price, and so deceive you by selling the same for my genuine Holloway's Pills and Ointmert, which are manufactured only at 533, Oxford Street, London. Persons who may be so deceived will by pleased to communicate with me. . Many respectable ficras "in the British Pro- vinces, who obtajn mj dicines direct from have very pro y suggested that I should, for the benefit of themselves and the public, insert the'r names in the papers, that it may be known that my snedicines' ean be had genuine from them. The following is a list of the firms alluded to;and I partidlarly recommend those who desire to get my medicines to apply to.some of the Houses named: Evans, Mercer & Co., Montreal. Messrs, Avery, Brown & Co., Halifax, N.S. Messrs. Forsyth & Co,, Halifax, N.S. Messrs. T. B. Barker & Sons, St.John, N.B. Apothecaries' Hall Oo., Charlotte Town. Messrs. Lang] «Co., Victoria, B.C. Moore a., Victoria, B. C, Messrs. Munro & Co., Montreal. Messrs. J. Winer & Co., Hamilton, Ont. Mr. H. J. Rose, Toronto. Mr. A. Chipman Smith, St. John, N.B. Mr. Jobn Bond, Goderich, Ont. Messrs. Elliot & Co., Toronte: ie J. Chaloner; St..N.B. : St Job NE : essrs. Hanington John, 2 Mr BoP. briddy Wiki nt. or Mrs. Orpen, orden, N.S. ds a r George 0, Hunt, Jun., Fredericton, N.B. r. W, H. Thompson; Harbor Grace, N.F.L. Mr JM. les redericton, NB. Messrs. W. & D. Yuile, Montreal. Chas [. Davies, Fredericton, N. B. The medicines are sold at the low, st whol lo net "in quantities of th i em ep te dozen boxes of Pills or. pots of Ointment,for 'Street, W C. | London, March 31st, 1874. that my Pills and Ointment are neither manu- |- by Note cr Book account must call and settle the same before the 25th Oct. | 'money he must have, hd S. E. ALLISON, as WANTED IMMEDIATELY | Money, MONEY, Money. AT THE Ontario Carriage Works! PORT PERRY. The Subscriber while thanking the inhabitants of this and surrounding Counties for their iberal support for many years, would remind those indebted to him that business cannot be done WITHOUT MO'EY, Having 8 layga anfonnt of Money duc, me, some of PN 'ot three years. over due, I find itdmposdivle for te to pay my debts unless those indebted to me pay up. I would berg make this Jdast © appeal publicly, in" order that those indebted may So 0ER 5 TULARE JF LI (Kbow, that. the } MONEY MUST COME, And all arrears not settled by the 15th of. October inst, will be placed in the hands of WM. Willcox for Collection. : Trusting that those indebted will be generous enough to pay and thus save me further trouble and expense. : It will be my aim noless in the future -than in the past to satisfy my customers and merit a of their pi 1g! : These gang! Port Perry, Oct. 6th, 1875. JAMES EMANEY. Ps! PUMPS i All parties indebted to S. B. Allison either ti T. COURTICE'S PREMIUM SADDLERY WAREHOUSE PORT PERRY, A choice lot of CHILDREN'S Laegs and Perambulatgs § Also a full Stock of PBYNBG, And Traveli , The largest and ng Bags HARNESS! In great variety. Please call and see the most COMPETE STOCK in the trade. best stock of WHIPS in L + | Port Perry, May 6, 1875. i MANCHESTER. HEARD'S CARRIAGE ORES i. AND : GENEBAL BLACK-SMITHING ESTABLISHMENT. HE Subscriber has much pleasure in stat services of MR ANDREW CAMPBELL One of the best wood-workers in the Pro. vince, and is now better fitted than ever to fill all orders for Cutters; Sleighs, Bob-Sleighs, or any description of Carriage with dispatch, All repairs in Wood or Iron executed with neatness and on short notice Customers may rely on getting the best material, latest styles and superior work- manship. Special attention given to HORSE 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 Warranted. W. C. HEARD. Manchester, Dec. 17th 1874. D. CONBOY, Carriage and Sleigh BUILDER, MAIN STREET, [UXBRIDGE ! ENDERS his sincere thanks to the public for the hearty and generous patronage bestowed upon bim, A practical knowledge of the business in all its branches, experience and skill in all the minute details of its construction, super-- ior workmans! ard material, elegance in a determination to in cvery respect, ig cry large and in- c g demand for his work, Parties buying Carriages will find it de- cidedly to their advantage to EXAMINE hig STYLE and PRICES before purchasing else~ where, Every Cal e sold is Warrantgd to be of the Best Material and Workmanship and is g 1 to give satisfaction to the buyer. HIS PATENT SEAT ! For Changing Single Buggies and Cutters into Double Rigs is the Cheapest and Most Complete, Simple, Effective and Convenient Contrivance for Converting one description of Vehicle to another f'hat has yet been introduced, and is just the vig for thos who desire convenience, utility and comfort at a moderate outlay. Single and Double Carriages and Cutters Always on hand (Beady for the Road.) Repairing and Painting! Cheaplyt Neatly and Promptly Exceuted, Uxbridge, Sept. 7, 1875. GOOD NEWS EPSON! rj HE undersigned have much pleasure in announcing to the inhabitants of Epsom {ana vicinity that they have leased the pre- : mises lately occupied by J. ©, Huckins, Esq. and that they have just received and openyd qut a large and well selected Stock of the latest styles in DRY GOODS! Choice Fresh GROCERIES, Buperior BOOTS and SHOES, a fine assort- ment of HARDWARE, and capital CROCK- ERY. A full assortment of ROOM PAPER. A large supply of the best PATENT MEDICINES Our Stock having been purchased princi- pally for cesh and at the best and cheapest markets we are prepared to sell as cheap as any other House in the county, i 'I'ty our fine flavored Young Hyson Tea at 50c. per 1b; 11 1bs beautiful Sugar for $1; 21 Ibs Rice for $1 ; 10 1bs god Cooking Raisins PUN rp--( -- t You AER get the Yost dnd cheapest Pump in the Province oF. TRV INK' SDS PATENT FACTORY, aon liv lia 0 hae iiss PORT PERRY. a ) eee : fa Presiden] Oshawa, Feb, 25, 1815, ] Yi £5 Bao y a Sh vor him SEE THE PRICES. Foror Pusp--A compléte Pump and Fire Engine with Hose and Coupling complete for $25. + Patent Swing Lift Pumps at 50 cents per.foot. Common Log Pumps at 40 cents per foot. Common turned suction Pumps at 35 cents per foot., Cistern Pumps, a complete Pump, from $3 up to $8. . Alsoevery other description af Pump, at EQUALLY LOW RATES! rienv" in Pump-making in the largest factories in Carada and lath criber feels confident that he can perfectly satisly all that wilt Ll a gall. : ( for. the , wheth mailorotherwise tly attended to. + Bae ORR t.29,1870. ath rhe J for $1 ; 13 Ibs new currants for $1. AM other Goods equally cheap. The highest | price paid for Butter, Bggsand other produce Su otal riots and quick re- turns," 8 Llic patro: is respectfully solicited, di alge Cash for Wool. 4 1 § hid Box or SLAREEST) 41 PILLS Is warranted to cure all d Urinary Organs, in J constivutional Gravel and 1d in Boxes, 48 6d Patent Medicine V BROWNE & 880, 'Epsom, March 31st, 1875 GY Vewberty and Sons, 37; Newiate St. Londbn. LT "And all the London Whol ses. > AGENTS IN CANADA, Hoptreal ~ Evins, \ ie do Wiens i ymans, Clare and Co. Toronto --Elliott and Ren Winisutie Divi Al Lo. Hamilon --Winer & Go. - fax --Avery, Brown and Co. ing that he has secured the valuable