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" EE -------- Canadian Horses in England. LJ The ard evidently detormined * to'mntie only secordin importance to that of live cattle, It is estimated that nearly 3,000 Canadian horses have been ex- ported to Europe during the last few years, and these shipments are to be vastly supple- mented during the coming season. Last spring a special sale of 600 horses, sclected to suit this market, was held at Foromto- This was attended with such marked success that three sales are being arranged to take place next spring, commencing at Toronto on the 9th, 10th and 11th of April, when 500 horses will be offered, 500 more ut Hamil- ton on thie 16th, 17th; aud 18th of April, and another 500 hundred at London ou the 23rd, * 24th, and 25th of April. As all these cities ave only about 40 miles apart, and situate in the Province of Ontario, one of the best horse breeding districts on the American continent, they must offer great advantages to buyers -- In the advance of regular horse fairs in Canada similar to those held in this country. It is confidently expected that these sales will sup- ply this deficiency, and afford English buyers abetter opportunity than has heretofore ex- isted of selecting suitable Lorses for this war- ket without having to scour the country, As an instance of the superior quality of the Canadian horse a pair of bay carriage horses sold by auction in Glasgow a few days ago to Mr. Coats, Woodside House, Paisley, for 320 88, a Canadian trotter realized 320 gs., 280 88., were refused for a pair of cobs, and a very large number of these horses bave been sold by Messrs. Lucas and Co. of Liverpool, at high prices, More than oue witness examined before Lord Rosebery's committee gave testimony to the valuable qualities of the Canadian horse. Col. Soame Jcnyas told the Prince of Wales, who took great interest in his exdmination that "Canadian horses are fairly bred and make cxcellent hacks, wonderful sound aud bard, capital fencers, in short, admirable animals." Among the purchasers of Canadian hunters, and carriage horses may be mentioned Col. Anstruther TAOmsoH, Bord Donsdale, Lord Leigh, Col, Leigh, M. P+," Capt. Machell and several of the Liverpool merchant princes. From recent returns it appéars that 40,863 horses were imported from foreign countries into Great Britain in 1876, and 24,379 during the first eight months of 1877. Under such cir- cumstances the success of this new trade will be watched with great interest on both sides_of the Atlantic. Canada has the WANTED (000 BUS. OF CLOVER 1 have on hand a large quantity of NEW CROP TIMOTHY SEED. PLASTER That has not been caposed to the weather. E. WORTHINGTON. Opposite the Ontarie Bank, Port Perry, Jan 10, 1878. OFFICE OF THE BROWN & PATTERSON MPG CO'Y. WHITBY, ONT. TO THE PUBLIC. In presenting our Twenty-second Annual Catalogue of Agricultural Twplements to the farmers of Canada for the year 1877, we do so with more than an ordinary degree of pride and confidence, from the marked favor and patronage conferred upon us, and the steady and in- creasing demand from year to year for our new celebrated Farm Implements. We shall continue as heretofore. as manufacturers, to make a specialty of Agricultural Machinery--the Johnston Self-raking Reaper, the Triumph Combined Reaper and Mower, the Cayuga Mower, the Young Canada Mower, and our new Whitby Harvester claiming a large share of our time ard attention. horses we want ; according to the census of 1861, there were nearly 500,000 in the | Province of Onptario alone, or for Syery| hundred of the population 27 horses. We have the money, which will be paid to none more ready than our Joyal brethren mn the Dominion. -- Ez, A + Py A Cloud of Witnesses. machine is thoroughly tested before leaving our works, to prove the completeness of e For the last twenty-two years we have given our most careful and undidvided attention to the manufacture and operation of the various machines in use, sifting out the best points, remedying defects, modifying and correcting errors, stren ng weak points, adapting and proportioning every part as our increasing experience has sted. We employ only the best mechanical skill, and our machines pass under the mest careful supervision and scrutiny--every detail being subjected to the severest ciiticis n--and Jack ) and there is no difficulty in putting them in operation by any person of moderate mechanical ability. i : Our machinery has been selected and constructed with a special reference to the manu- facture of our own machines--many tools having been made for this particular purpose, and not adapted for other work, and our workmen are educated up to the wants and requirements of our manfacture--obtaining a thorough knowledge of the construction of our machines, and For nearly aquarter of a century Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy has been acknow. | ledged by the people as a possitive cure for all catarchal affections. Its great popular. arity with physicians aud patients, together with its constantly increasing sale; attests, | in arguments stronger than words, its heal- ing power. If there be general or nervous debility and impoverished blood, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery should be used in connection with the C temedy. The following named partics are among the thousands who have beeu cured of catarrh by the use of Dr, Bage's Catarrh Remedy : | A. F, Downs, New Geneva, Pa.; D. 3} Brown, St Joseph, Mo.; E. C. Lewis, Rut- land, Vt. ; Levi Springer, Nettle Lake, Ohio ; Charles Norcrop, North Chesterfield, Me.; Milton Jones, Beriba, N. Y.; J. E. Miller, Bridger Station, Wyo.; J. C, Merriman, Logansport, Ind. ; M. M. Post, Logansport, Ind. ; J. W. Bailey, Tremont, Pa.. H. B, | Ayres, La Porte, Ind. ; Jessie M Scars, Ft, Branch, Iud. ; L. Williams, Canton, Mo.; W- A. Thayer, Onarga, Ill. ; 8. B. Nichols, Jr. | Galveston, Tex. ; Jonas F. Reinfort, Stones- ville, Pa.; 8: W. Lusk, McFarland, Wis. . i Johnson Williams, Helmick, Ohio; Mrs. M. po perceptible side draft, and no weight upon the horses necks. We are confident that we | have succeeded in inventing the most perfect Reaper, taking it in all its parts, that has ever A Currey, Trenton, Tenn; J. G. Joslin, * Keene, N, H.; A. J. Casper, Table Rock, W. Va, ; Louis Anders, Gaysport, Obio; C. H. Chase, Elkhart, Ind.; Mrs: Henry Haight, San Francisco, Cal ; Mrs. E M. Gallusha | Lawrenceville, N. Y.; W. J. Grabam, Adel, Iowa; A. O. Bmith, Newnan, Ga.; Chas. E, Rice, Baltimore, Md.; Jussie M. Scars, Carlisle! Ind. ; Dan'l B. Miller, Ft. Wayne, Iud.; Mrs. Minnie Arnaise, 200 Delancy Street, New York; H. W. Hall, Hastings, Mich.; Wm. F. Marston, Lowell, Mass. ; I. W. Roberts, Maricopa, Ariz. ; Charles S. Delaney, Harrisburg, Pa.; M. C. Cole, Lowell, Mass. ; Mrs. C.J. Spuitin, Camden, Ala. ; Chas. F. Kaw' Fredenckton, Ohio; Mrs, Lucy Huuter, Farmington: Ill.; Capt. E.J. Spaulding, Camp Stambaugh, Wyo. ; I. W. Tracy, Steamboat Rock, Iowa; Mrs. Lydia Waite, Shushan, N-Y.;J. M. Peck, Junction City, Mont.; Henry Ebe, Bantas, Cal, ; L. P. Cummings, Rantoul, IIl.; 8. E, Jones, Charleston Four Corners, N. Y. ; Geo. F. Hall, Pucbio, Cal. ; W. E. Beartrie, Ster- ling, Pa.; H. H. Ebon, 948 Penn Street, Pittsburg, Pa.; J. R. Jackman, Samuels Depot, Ky. ; Henry Zobrist, Geneva, N. Y. Miss Hattie Parrott, Montgomery, Ohio; L. Ledbrook, Chatham, Ill; 8. B. McCoy, Nasbport, Ohio; W. W. Warner, North Jackson, Mich.; Miss Marry A. Wione Darien, Wis. ; John Zeigler, Carlisle Springs' Pa.; James Tompkins, St. Cloud, Minn, , are thus enabled to obtain a higher degree of skill and proficiency than where general manu- facturing is carried on. N 3 We are, therefore, enabled to introduce a more perfect system into all the departments of manufacture, adding nat only to the perfection of the work, but also to the rapidity of its exe- cution--and a consequent reduction of cost. This principle is regarded necessary in a well regulated establishment, and we are enabled to turn out our machines with a Ligher degree of perfection, and at prices so low as absolutely to defy competition. The Johnston Self-Raking Reaper is now so well known as a Single Reaper, that a word of commendation would almost seem su- perfluous, as there are many claiming to manufacture this machine who have adhered to the old original Johaston machine, without keeping up to the improvements, that justice 10 ourselves and patrons require of us to state that we Lave modified it in almost every essential art, and for strength, durability, and equality of cut, in every sind and condition of grain; tans of draught und ease of management--the "Johnston," as manufactured by us--stands pre-eminently ahead ot all o*her reapers. In proof of this position we have only to point to the many First Prizes awarded us--at the last Provincial trial of Ontario, and mary county trials which have taken place all over Canada, within the last few years. OUR TRIUMPH COMBINED MACHINE with late improvements, is all that can be desired in a combined machine, and cannot fail to meet all the requirements of purchasers. Qur Improved Cayuga Chief, Jr., and our Young Canada Mowers are both first class machines--constrtucted almost wholly of Iron and Steel. The Cayuga Jr. has a rear and the Young Canada a front ut'; both strong, durable machines, and not ex- celled by any machines in the market for quality of cut, durability, lightness of dra', adapta- bility, and ease of management. OUR NEW "WHITBY HARVESTER." As the country has become better adapted to machinery, and many of our farmers? have be- come skilled in the use of machines, a growing demand has sprung up tora Light, Durable, First-Class Reaper. Alive to the requirements of the day, we have succeeded in iuventing a machine witha Wrought Iron Frame, wich the least possible gearing--with large, broad-faced drive wheel, -- and so constructed that the frame and table tilt at the same time, thereby keeping the pitman always in line with the knife, The rakes are driven directly from the main shaft--there being been produced. We have applied for letters patent, and shall hold our invention, for our own exclusive manufacture, and we respecttully suggest to intending purchasers, that they should sce this machine before giving their orders for the coming harvest, The * Ww hitby Harvester" weighs, all told, 600 pounds, but being made principally of the best quality ofiron and steel, and from its ingenious and compact construction, it combines the strength and durability of the heavier machines. All our machines are fully warranted. : With this list of machines, we feel confident that we can meet every requirement, and we respecifully solicit a trial of our machines, believing that we can furnish a better machine for the moaey than can be obtained clsewhere. Respectfully Yours, BROWN & PATTERSON MFG CO. Whitby, Ontario, March, 1877. PUMPS! PUMPS! You can get the best and cheapest Pump in the Province Af J. IRV INS PATENT PUMP FACTORY, PORT PERRY SEE THE PRICES. Eooch Duer, Pawnee City, Neb.; Joseph T, Miller, Xenia, Ohio; Sr B, Nichols, G ton, Tex. ; H. L. Laird, Upper Alton, IIL; John Davis, Prescott, Ariz. ; Mrs. Nancy Graliam, Forest Cove, Oreg. _ Eppe's Oocoa.--Graterun axv Cox- PopTING.--"By a thorough knowledge ot the ws which govern the operations of and nutrition, and by a careful ap- fine properties of well-sclect- has provided our break- wit Mclicately flovouted bevyr- may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such ar- to atfack wherever there is a weak 'We may escape many a fatal shaft by.| her law. SE D. B. DENNISON. Port Perry, Feb. 1, 1875. x Force Puup--A complete Pump and Fire ig with Hose and Coupling complete for 25 Patent Swing Lift Pumps at 50 cts 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. i! Also every other description of Pump, at EQUALLY LOW RATES! in the largest factories in Canada and ad 1 Xperience 1n_Pump-makin, paving b oy cril Les hat he can perfectly satisly all that will theUni'ed States, th berfeels confident t tt bie fc ts b hether by mail orotherwise premptly attended to. eabove,w! rbym ply yg asiihaidy : sd JOHN IRVIN, Port Perry. Sept.29,1870. ' Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Es!ab- ) NOTT & SON, Cabinet Makers, Undertakers and Upholsterers. BAKERY JUST AT HAND : Gold Watches--Gents and Ladies', Gold Chains-- do. Fine Silver Watches. n \EWING Haomvas FORALL. Silver Watches--Siemwinders. ' Fine Gold Jewelry. HE undersigned would take this opportun- ThE of returning his sincere chro the| Fine Gold Rings. large and still increasing patronage bestowed i Silver Chains, &c., ou him since opening business in Port Perry ; and would now intiizate that with the view of securing greater accommodation I have moved wy business to the shop on the opposite side of the street, THE SECOND DOOR EAST of the POST OFFICE, where I shall be happy to wait on all parties wishing to purchase. SEWING MACHINES Sewing Machine Attachments, Oils, &ec. Cheap for CASH. N.B.--Repairing done in a workmanlike manner and guaranteed. The Best Machines Port Perry, Nov. 23, 1876, lishment. JOHN DIESFELD. Cheap for Cash Repairing promptly attended to. The publicare kindly invited to come and inspect my show room. C. TUPPER, Dec. 4, 1877. Miss Chisholm EGS to intimate to her friends and the public generally that she has secured the premises one door east of Mr. Wright's Boot and Shoe Emporium, where she will keep constantly on hand a new and well sclected stock of FANCY GOODS, BERLIN' AND OTHER WOOLS, Aspro else I: SCHOOL BOOKS, And the very latest selections of Sheet Music! She hopes by attention to business and moderate prices to merit a share of public patronage. STAMPING done to order. sa REM OVAL! -- ee HE undersigned would embrace this opportunity of returning thanks to their numerous customers for the generous and still extending. patronage bestowed upon them since they entered into business in Port Perry. Hitherto it has been our aim to fill the orders of our customers on the shortest notice, furnishing the best ma terial and superior workmanship, and so far our efforts have been successful, We have : Remember the + New Fancy Goods| now much pleasure in informing our cus. Store ==Queen St. Port Perry. tomers and the public generally that we Port Perry, April 4, 1877. 17 | have moved into our new premises one door west of our former place of business, where we shall have increased facilities for filling orders and driving business generally. | The public may rely on having their orders promptly filled with CHOICE MATERIAL Good Workmanship, PERFECT FIT! Give us a call at our new premises one door west of our old place of business. DAVIS & SONS' STIKAM Caper Factory! PORT PERRY. DOUBT & MOTHERAL, Port Perry, Sept 25, 1877. HE Subscribers always keep on hand (and are constantly manufabturing more) a large Stock of just such TY BA ] FURNITURE. As the community requires ; suitable for all classes of purchasers. All of cnoice Ma- renial , the Best Workmaxsuip, and at sven 'ices as cannot fail to suit. - \ THITBY, RAILW TIME TABLE No. 21. Taking eflect Wednesday, Nov 14, 1877. TORONTO TIME. Trains Going North. No. NO. 4 EX. PORT PERRY & LINDSAY AY. Toronto, via G. T. R. Whitby JunetionG. tWhithy. tBrooklin Myrtle .. '| *Summit UNDERTAKING In all its departments promptly attended to and charges moderate. L00pm Trains Going South. No.1 EX. NO. 3 MAIL. DEPART. " a.m. COFFINS of all sizes kept con- stantly on hand. SHROUDS of all sizes and newest styles, Fy tMariposa . tManilla. Sonya .. tSeagrave tPort Perry CASKET OR BURIAL CASE procured on short notice. The American Style of Manchester Hearse. Also an ordinary style Tpit Myrtle of Hearse. $Hrookiin Whitby . J. W. DAVIS & SONS. PortPerry, Nov. 26, 1873 49-1y {Whitby Jur Toronto, via G.T.R. x *Flag stations--Trains stop on signal only. {Telegraph stations. FRESH OVSTEL RECEIVED DAILY AT L. M°LEAN'S. Next door to Mr. J, V. Thompson's Hotel PORT PERRY. #&F™ I will keep a supply ¢n hand, fresh from the Packing House, duriog the season L. McLEAN. MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED ! -= a We have recently published a EET) en edition of Dr. CULVER- WELL'S CELLBRATED ESSAY on the radic manent cure (without medicine) of Nervous Debility, Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc., resultng fiom excesses. ¥3~ Price in sealed envelope, only © cents or two postage stamps. The. celebrated author of ths admirable Essay clearly demonstrates, from thirty years' successful practice, that alarming conse- uencs may ve radically cured, without the Te use of interunl meaicine or the ap- plication of the knife; pointing out a mode of cuge at once certain, simple and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may cure himself cheap- ly, privately and radically. ¥F Th cture should be in the hands of every youtiand every man in the land. Address THE QULVERWELL 41 Post Office Box 4586. = Sept. 25, 1877. MEDICAL CO., Ann St. New York. YI Awarded the Highest Medal at Vienna..£% ---- E & H T. ANTHONY & (0, 591 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, (Opp. Metrepolitan Hotel,) Manufacturers, Importers and Dealers in hoice, Meliable Choice, Rell a Apple 'trees for y HE Subscriber has for Sale at his Nur- ENGRAVINGS, CHRONOS, & FRAMES. sery, two miles north of Brooklin, Ont. STEREOSCOPES AND Hiws, 25,000 ad Apple Trees ina vigorous, hs, and healthy condition, and ot choice descriptions 'M. 0. DONOVAN, ACTICAL CARRIAGE MAKER : wear Taf vows HALL, STREET, WHITBY. ----C -- GOOD Assortment of Buggies constantly on hand made from the best Material. -- iti Work made to order with neatness and despatch, Particular attention puid to re- ng. r Bo) aX Pre E __ BROCK Sold at the very lowest figures Albums, G , Ph kindred goods--Oelebrities, Actresses, etc. This a PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS, Ww headquarters for everything in the w a ti and Wagic Lanier, being 1 of Fruit. and warranted true to their name, A. T. TURNER, Brooklin. Brooklir, Sept 26, 1876. VALUABLE ay of Micro-Scieutific Lantern, Ste 'anopticon, Dniversiey Stereopticon, vertiser's Stereopticon, Artopticon, i 1 School Lantern, Family Lantern, / 0 Each oben vance HE Subscriber offers to Rent for a term scriber offers nt for a Ee fie Sloss 1a of rs, his valuable Stock Farm, beipg part of lot 14, in the 9th con. of the TOWNSHIP -OF BEACH. The Rent can be paid in labor on the pro prty. Beautiful Photographic Transparencies of Statuary and Engravings for the window. Convex 'Glass. Maoufacturers of Velvet Frames for Miniatures and Convex Glass Pictures Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides, with directions for using. sent on application. Any enterprising man can make morey with a Magis Lantern. WM. TABER, Proprietor, Uxbridge Village. Uxbridge, June 27, 1877, ¥3 Cutout this Advert'sement for referenge.) | tavor on rare chance for obtaining choice trees, cheap good Richardson's FACTORY! PORT PERRY. pee undersigned would embrace this op- portunity of returning thanks to his many customers for their liberal patronge in the past and would beg to remind them and the public in genersl that he is still planing lumber at §1 per thousand, Doors, * Sash, Blinds, &c., &c. Which cannot be surpassed in quality or had at lower prices. BPAY UP, All parties indebted to me are hereby re- quested to pay up forthwith and confer a A. RICHARDSON. Port Perry, Dec, 21, 1876. Take J in informing their and the public generally that they have on hand in their Warerooms a gout and well assorted Stock of Furniture consisting of Extension, Centre, Drawing and Kitchen Tables ; Wood, Cane and Stuffed Bottom Chairs ; Couches in Reps, Cretonne, Damasks and Hair-Cloth, Sofas, Bureaus, Sideboards, Cupboards, Writing Desks, Bedsteads, What- Sta to, inten Walnut, Gilt and Rose w, 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 Lithographs we feel confident we can give satisfaction in this branch of our business as we make a specialty of it, UNDERTAKING We would respecttully call attention to our Undertaking Department where everything necessary for the proper performance of the last rites due the deceased can be farnished on the shortest notice, we keep on hand at all times a good selection of Walnut, Elm, But-- ternut, Rosewood D. T. and O. G. Coffins, Walnut and Rosewood Caskets. 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. Having increased our facilities we hope by paying strict attention to business and fair dealing to merit a share of public patronage, Remember the place--nearly oppo- site J, Wright's Boot and Shoe Store and adjoining J. Rolph's Harness Shop and D. Urquhart's Agricultural sale rooms. N.B Night calls promptly attended to by one ofthe firm, J. NOTT & SON. Port Perry, July 1st, 1875. Tailoring Esfablishment ! | HANKFUL for many years of liberal and increasing patrcnage the subscriber would inform his customers and the general public that he hus got thoroughly arranged in his new premises over Mr. Brown's Store with increased accommodations for carrying perior Workman ship, and perfect fit: ws ranted. JAMES RIGGS. Port Perry or Prince Albert. CHAS. HISCOCKS, Port, Perry, March 10, 1875. of New Confectioiery ~~. HE Bakery and Confection Lrainess Port P: T in all their branches casei y and Prince Albe testabl ts Plain and Fancy Breads of Every . ft Orders filled with the shortest notice. Bridal and o#her Cakes made to order. Socials and other entertainments supplied on moderate terms, CONFECTION in every variety and of the best quality. Children's Toys in abundance, Call at my Bakery; The Pris Purify the Blood, correct al disorders of the Liver, Stomach, Kidney« and Bowels, and are invaluable in all com plaints incidental to Females, The Oixtaest is the only reliable remedy for Bad Legs, Old Wonnds, Sores and Ulcers, of however long standing. For Bronchitis, Diphtheria, Coughs, Colds, Gout, Rheumatism, and all Skin diseases it has no equal, BEWARE OF NEW YORK COUNTERFEITS. OVER MR. BROWN'S (LATE MR. CUR-' gq = oo. 7 3 RIE'Sy STORE. PORT PERRY. piles Jmiintons of 3 Hallows are manufactured and sold y & Co." PP. gists, and also by the icine Company under " en lTeury Curran Metropolitan) likewise pas &7 off counterfeits on every department of his siness All| of his own make under the name orders promptly filled The NewestFashicn: | of Holle way & for a trade mark a regularly received, The Latest Styles, Su- | Crescent and Se essen & Robbins of New York are agents for the same. These persons, the better to deceive yon, Port Perry, 15, 1876. General Grocery, Flour & Feed STORE, PORT PERRY block on Queen Street OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, Has opencd a General Grocery, Flour and Feed Business and intends at all times to keep for sale such Goods and at such Prices as will secure a fair share of Public Patronage which it will be my ain to main. tain through FAIR DEALING, CHOICE CcOODS, & LOW PRICES. Call and Examine my Stock. BEY The highest price paid for any quantity of good BUTTER. Remember the place, Opposite the Post Office. W. TUMMONDS. Port Perry, Aug 8th, 1877. FARM FOR SALE, pe Subscriber offers for Sale that splen did Farm, being the South.East pan o Lot 16 iu the 3rd Concession of REACH, This is well known to be one of the best Farms in the Township and contains about 55 acres, At the same time there can be purchased, if required, about 18 acres lying immediately East of the above property, formerly owned by the late Richard Northcott, Titles guaranteed. For Terms apply to T. C. FORMAN, Port Perry, Oct. 17, 1877. FOR SALE One Hundred Thousand Feet of DRY LUMBER ! HE undersigned has for Sale on lot §, in the 9th concession of Brock, 100,000 feet ry duinber of qualities suitable for all kind ofl tidings from a fine Dwelling House toa rn. Purchasers will be liberally dealth with both as to price and time. FHE undersigned ofiers for sale that Fine Farm, containing 100 acres of choice land, being the North half of lot 16 in the 2nd con of REACH. There are on the premises two Good and Comfortable Dwelling Houses, a convenient Driving house and suitable Barn and Stable accommodation, There isa fine young orchard of 150 choice fruit trees on the premises, There are 94 acres cleared and 6 acres hard wood land* The location is pleasant and healthy, the land in a good state of cultivation and coun- i sitnated for the best grain markets Port Perry and Manchester, being little over two miles from either. Terms easy and title indisputable. For further particulars apply to the prietor on the premises. + JAMES E, VERNON. Reach Nov, 71877. ; For Sale. N Easy terms a House, Outbuildings and pro- Apply to C. DAWES, Auctioneer, Port Perry. Port Perry, Jan 30, 1878. HE Undersigned having purchased that Frain w wn IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS, AT SQUIB J - | unblushingly Caution the Public in the small ks of directions affixed to their Medicines, hich are really the spurious imitations, to Beware of Counterfeits. Unserupulous Dealers obtain them at very low prices aud sell them to the Public in Canada as my genuice Pills and Ointment. I most earne nd respectfully appeal to ray, to Mothers milies and other and to the Public generally of british a, that they may be pleased to nly these frauds. ly North Amer denounce un TAILD INE EST ABUIS. MERT Purchases shoul! look to the OVER BIGELOW'S ST)RE Label on the Pots and Boxes, If the address is not 533, Oxford Street, PORT PERRY JAMES SQUIRE. Port Perry, May 6, 1875. Jo FIRST CLASS FALLOGHING. IRST class Tailoring in all its depart ments, I HUGOE'S, PRINCE ALBERT, Work made up on the shortest notice in the latest styles and at moderate rates. A good fit guaranteed. Remember the place, opposite Cook's Hotel, R. HUGOE. Prince Albert, April 2, 1874. 15 Fonst Call The LL parties indebted to me by Book account are hereby required to make immedin payment of the same to Messrs Doubt & otheral, otherwise costs will be incurred R. WARRINER. Port Perry, Sept. 6, 1 'Take Notice ! HIS is to give notice that I have sold a to James V. Thompson, Port Perry, e . Trade Mark OF THE { AUSTRALIAN _ Port Perry, Dec. 27, 1875. Nothing need be addea as to the value of of this Feed for Horses and Cattle, it is un- equalled by anything yet discovered for im- proving the condition of these valnable ani- mals both as to flesh and general health, All parties owning horses or cattle should have it. The universal testimony of all who have tried it on their stock is that they would not now do without it. It is cheap. safe and beneficial. - The purity of the mix tare is guaranteed. J. V. THOMPSON Port Perry, Jan'y 13, 1876. 'HE undersigned wculd inform the farming community and othiers that he has for service at bis st ble on lot 24, in the 14th * con, of Resch, a superior well-bred Bull, Charge, $1. : JOSEPH WILSON. _ Reach, Nov, 20, 1871. | . A FIRST-CLASS BERKSHIRE BOAR 12 Acres of Land near Union Avenue For Bervice on lot 24, in the 14th con. of Reach. Charge, $1. JOSEPH WILSON. | Reach, Nov. 20, 1877, London, they ave Counterfeits, Each Pot and Box ut the Genuine Medicine, bears the British Jovernment Stamp, with the words "HoLeoway's Pris ax OiNTaest* On the label is TrEET, LOXDOX red. U3 Parties who may be defranded by Ven- dots celling spurious * Holloway's Pills and Ointment," as of my wennine make, shall on communicating the particulars to me, be amply remunerated, aud their names never divulged. Sizned, THOMAS MOLLOWAY. London, Januar. Yst, 157%. KNOW THYSEL treats of Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline, Nervous and Physical Debility, and the endless concomitant ills and untold miscrics that result therefrom, and contains more than pre- scriptions, any onc of which is worth the price of the is book was written by the most ex- tensive and probably the most skilful practitioner in America, to whom was awarded a gold and jew- celled medal by the National Medical Association. Pamphlet, illustrated with the very finest in, for it at once. Address PEABODY MEDICAL: INSTITUTE, No. 4 THYSELF finch St., Boston, Mass. By reading and practicing the inestimable truths eon- tained in the best medical Book cyer issued, entitled SELF-PRESERVATION Pricconly $1. Scnt by mail on receipt of price. It CONSUMPIION CURED. An old Physician, retired from active prac- tice, having had placed in his hands by an East India Missionary the formula of a Veget- able Remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Co nption, Asthma. hronch- itis, and all Throat and Lung Affections; also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debil- ity and all nervous Complaints, after having thoroughly tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, feels it his duty to make it known to his suflering fellows.-- Actuated by this motive, and a conselentious desire to re'leve human suffering, he will send Free of Charge, to all who desire, this recipe, with full directions ior preparing and success. fully using. Sent by return of mail by ad- dressing with stamp, raming this paper. Dr. C. STEPHENS, Box 86, Brockville, Ont D. 8. F. MAN! HESTER. HEARD'S i ; oo { arriag oils ! wr tin my nk on vsncg oc HORSE AND CATTLE FOOD, 5 : AND GEO. BAGSHAW. ith all righ d ' Vroomanton, Sept 19, 1877. 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