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MERIDA PONE VERRY, 2¥ ; nvERT TuyEsRAY MORNING, BAIRD & Pi YpARsONS. A 3 per sna, it paid in ad- pon taken for loss than ix mori apérdiscontinuefatil all b HEN 'Cards, udu adertion per annum..... Letters containing money, when Advertisements received for publication; without specific instructions, willbe inserted harged 3 advertisencit will be taken out untilpaid for. A liberal discount allowed to Merchants and othe:s who advertise by the year or I> Thess terms will in all cases be Job Department. Pamphlets, Hand Bills, Posters, Pro= grammes, Bill Heads, Blank Forms, Receipf Books, Checks, Books, Circulars, "Busine Cards, Ball Cards, &c., of every style and solor, exvcuted promptly and at lower rates than any other establishment in the County. 8EF™ Parties from a distance getting hand bills, &c. Printed can have them done to take Professional CATS. emo D. ANDERSON, MB.MD,FTMS, M.0.P.8.. L.R.C.P.. Graduate df the Unive rsity of Toronto, graduate of the Uni. vorsity of Trinity College, Fellow of Trinity Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons; Licentiate of the Royal College of Phy Physician, Surgeon, and Accoucheur, over Mr. Corrigan's Store, Port Perry. ame ar me erste nat H, SANGSTER, M. D., Physiclan, Bur- Heur. Uoroner for the County of Ontario OfMece over Nott's Furniture Store, corner of Queen and Perry Streets. Ofce hours from 9a. m. to12 m. Ratidence: the dwe dwelling recently occupled | - Coronor for the County of nari, ern Surgeon and Ac- Doe. opposite the town hall. M. F. MCBRIEN, M.Dg M. R. C. 8,, Guy's Fania London, England, Tho tye R. tioneer in the past. A venue, Port Perry. days of Sales. da A and Eldon, to theirinterests. BRANCH OF THE" DOMINION BANK. EEUSITS takers of $1.86 Upwans, No riotics 'of withdrawal required. . 3 WALTER DARLING, : UXBRIDGE. CAPITAL P3.C 0oo,000|D at'three per Uxbridge, Sept. 7, 1881. By Cutsavcn Mowsnay, (CoNoTuDND)- y "Hold 1" she exclaimed, instantly: g one of my own revolvers PORT PERRY REY BRANCH. H. GORDON, pantie, Commissioner in sy InsuranceAgent, ~ Repredenting Sho following Seg ltse 4 |--youa ure out prisoner!" SAVINCS DEPARTMENT. 4A Savi Department is now open luau tariner, I with this Branch. posits lars and upwards received andiniers 55 av unwise to|with 1 sgonizo Aa with those banditii?® and Guarantee : INSURANCE COMPANIES : emany 9 ents with one of her most bewitshing | Byavineia, smiles, still keepingone of my own | significently pointing to the other The Citazens, The Dinas Fi Fire and Marine, HE undersigned takes this opportunity T ot returning thanks for the very liberal patronage which he has received as Auc- The increased experi- ence and extensive practice: which I have had will be turned to advantage of patrons, and parties favoring me with their Sales may rely on their interests being fully pro- tected. No effort will be spared to make it profitable for parties to place their Bales in'my hands, My Sale Register will be Mehhsry's Hardware with an absolute certainty o curing ZOBESA ( (from Brazil) cures | * epsia and Biliousness, A [little change and valuables you may 1e dose reliev =] 5% one have to spare." n the De, Correcting, Tog erde was a spy and accomplices of the t sing, 25 opess Bi nergy Muscle, simply by or genco at Perote for no other purpose hey U h : : purp 2 Sag and g1 i rn than to ascertuin the exact condi- ut is out, take it to any a EC he ere at least one cent bottle of |she passed along, so that they might iow It acts. 10 1s warranted | know exactly in what manner to Bily conduct themselves and make thor thx PoLictes hating all classes of insnr- 3 a brave ran should be 'but who will Dis pery, uj the shortest notice, and at sabitablo Fates, Life Policies with ums payable uutil death, or for a 1 number of years, Endowment Polices i able at a certain date, or on Accident Insurance covering death by ucel- dent, nh ind weekly indemnity In case of non- ae Xdcenses Issued, "GX ickets for passage to and from Great n sold "at lowest rates, MONEY TO LOAN. HE Subscriber is prepared to lend money on improved property for terms from bottle cures' Te acts erly Ly found at Laing & Store and at my, own residence, Union 0. DAWES, Auctioneer. Port Perry, Au. 17,188). bi B. MAJOR, [ces AUCTIONEER. All parties wishing his services can call at the "Observer Office, Port Perry, and arrange for Agent for Wester Canapa Loan anp Port Perry, Jan 10, 1879. TT WM. GORDON, He has also been instructed to invest a large amount of Private Funds. Inter st Eight per cent. 4 N.F. PATERSON, Port Perry, May 20, 1878. Ig = SOR the Township of Brock, Uevridge, Scott, Thorah, Rama, Mara, Mariposa BE Parties entrusting their Sales to mo may rely on the utmost attention being given | | ~ WM. GORDON, LEND NT AMOUNT ' Farm Securly. 1 At : per cent. Also on Village Security at 'a Higher Rate W~ MORTGAGKS BOUGHT. --_-- T. H. WALSHE, TOENSED Auctioneer for tho Township of Brock, Thorah, Mare & Rama in North Ontario; Mariposa, ete., inthe County? of Victoria. Residence--Cannington, Brock. Orders left at this office, or at his residence will be punctnally attended to. Debts col- lected in Cannington, or otherwise, and prompt remittances made. wa LSHE, the North Ontario Auction- EMPIRE'S DUST LIES BT, = 'M0738 03HHIIN3S an undersigned takes this opportunity had now collected in a bady, in front of returning -incere thanks for.the very | of 'the door ilivenci fo liberal patronage bestowed upon the late . i: OF of thie diligencia, I eon firm of Rose & Shaw of Port Perry Marble | lin0Cd: Works! The liberal patronage received in the " Gentlemen, will you permit me past has had the effect of causing every Cemie- tery throughout this and Sicing Counties; Port Perry, May 10, 1881. F. PATERSON ate of Beaverton) ran t Law, SoMel-} tor fn © huncers, an Notary Pub- Gmee Brown & Currie's Store. i ILLINGS & CAMPBELL, Barristers and Attorneys-at-Law, &c. orthe Ontario Bank. Office in Bigelow' Ss Port Pecty, Feb. 12, 1881: --_-- Lr FAREWELL, LL. B., County Crown --_-- "YMAN L. ENGLISH, LL. B., Solicitor in 2 Chancery, Attorney, Convey anger, &c. wa fMoo--Simcoe street, opposite the Post Office 7 | possible to bring. charge. (Private Funds,) 'I'o Loan on good Farms, at 8 per cent in- 'Tomb; Stones and Ronan s, PORT PERRY s MARBLE WORKS WM. % Licensed Auctioneer. HE Undecrsigned having taken out a T License as Auctioneer is now prepared to attend to all sales entrusted to him.-- Having had much experience fo handling Real Estate, Live Stock such as Horses, Cattle, Sheep, &c., also Farming Imple. ments of all kinds, Farm Preduce, &c, &o., ae placing their sales in my hands' may rely on getting all for the property thatis LYMAN ENGLISH, November 21,1866. PORT PERRY LIVERY STABLES The undersigned now takes the business ished a traveler . . and with iucreased facilities and if possible | ele Try 'haseiio bs greater attention to business hopes for a still further increase of public patronage.-- | With this I quickly stepped from C. MKENZIE, HE Baubscriber having now fully ecuipped his new and extensive Livery Stablss ith a supply of superior Horses and Carriges,is prepared to furnish first class All orders promptly attended to, salo bills 4 made oul and sale notes turnished free of ; 89 RNY ing glance put me in possession of one of the finest Sculptors and most Artistic Carvers on Stone have been secured, All orders promptly attended to. Parties leaving their orders at the Ossenver Office, Pert Perry, will receive immediate an.i careful attention, H, IB, Barrister, At- nd Lhsolveney, Notary OmMee--MoMiilan's Block, Brock ait. very yt and best style and varanted to give a port Perry, March 28,31877. OC. N. VARS, I. D. 8. EETH {aserted on all the latest princl- and as cheap as the cheap- and as good as the best. Tee with Gold and Silver. without pain by producing local anmsth-|, Dentical Rooms--in Cowan's block, over Atkinson's Drug Store, King per trem i o RY GRIST, Paren SOLICITOR AND, Deg, Ottawa, busin and os dommes of the Government' - Lopy Charges Mod: MACK'S MAGNET! the money: by Choice Materinl, First-Class ship and Moderate Prices." LIVERY RICS Mederate Terms. WM, HEZZELWOOD, Workman- | driver was sitting carelessly on his ' Ragl : 18. Raglan, Sept ame. wi TRY oy Rg. t au Port Perry, Aug. 17, 1881. MACK'S MAGNETIC MEDICINE | Forthery, Aueb ASSURANCE COMPANY. INCORPORATED 1851, THE WALKER HOUSE, PORT PERRY, (T° COMPLETE in all its Departments (BEFORE) TRADE MARK. Brain and Nerve Food. * Ts adure, Prompt and Efeotual Remedy for Narvousness in ALL stage! Loss of Brain Power, Sexual Bweats, Spermato: torrhea, Se ton he J ona prey 4 the Enacted bra Brall ri by fire. ip done snd ees 1 8 (With power to {increase to $1,000,000.) HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. #&5~ Insurances effected at the lowest minal €88, | omrent rates on Buildings, aded Prntellect, and other property, against loss or damage JNO. & D. J. ADAMS, POT PERRY HOUSE, The undersigned having leased for aterm of years this comfortable, pleasantly located | and all° well armed, were collected Hotel will endeavor by strict attention to the *| convenience and comfort of guests to make around ie, part of them mounted; the Port Perry Hovse a desirable place of |and the others standing on their feet entertainment for the general public. Choice | holdi i supplies for the table and bar. b ling thaie WuSIANEs by Whe The stable and yard carefully atlended to. | bridle. Looking upon my case as li init Tai Invaluable, fe x Sontatng Rumolent for eo Week: medi: Hod U Ly the oat t, w vito ars in our pam phle Br AL Th 5 Port ESE RerY, Jan 22, 1879. TH THE MARTA TI FEE a at ot por | 56 , or 14 boxes for ibe matted fice tage, Port Perry, Dec 9,1879. MEDLOINE X's MAGNETIC Mm fh OMMERCIAL BOTEL, having succeeded Mr 4 3 Dewart in the Commercial Hotel, Williams- | been outwitted and disarmn- burg, Cartwright, intends fitting it up witha lod," and now stood singly be- view to the comfort and convenience of } : For HORSES, CATTLE, inion COWS 8 KEN D LLS \SPAVIN: CURE, Will completely remove a Bone ry pl, ote, without blistering or eAusingany NEW HORSE BOOK. | «A Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases," x hae 65 fine engravings, The supplies for the table and. bar care- ing tamely to this outrage was re- Cartwright, March 4, 1879. A NOLO-ANERICAX HOTEL, 5 Putnos ALBERT. RK, PROPRIETOR, Having purchaned the above pl atuated Hotel, 3 have thoroughly re a ] vated the entire premises even to | yg chief of the ladrones. the Sheds. The Hotel. has been furnished "Thank you, senor | you are ver: yle and Stocked with the you, y ---- oral gold coins, and handing it, to A haent, A.J. PAVES, | Chemist nd Droggist, . Bigelow's Bleck iv J . Port Perry. "AGRICULTURAL IHPLEHENTS, MACHINES, Ge. sts, on. paid fo the comfort of hand, with a polite bow, and chigfk- The tabs ond bar well Supplied, Prince Albert, June 13, 106, my bead. "Resistence is useless | * "Gracious heaven I" exclaimed I perfectly astonished. "Our prié norf did you say? Itis not pos ible that one so fair and lovely as "yourself is in any mannor gonneeted "It is even so, senor," she replied weapons turned aguinst myself, and door. "You will oblige us by step- ping forth and giving yourself into the caro of these good gentlemen, who will see that you are treated as g | trouble youin the meantime forall the, There seemed to be no help for it ~the beautiful Senorita Paula Val- ladrones. She had entered the dili- tion' of the things inside, and be able to signalize her associates as work sure without risk. By a §iople strategem she had obtained my arms, just at the point where sho knew the attack would be made, and her discharge of the pistol as if by acoident, was tho sign to show thom that all was secure. "I acknowledged myse'f conqu- ored by being outwitted," said | bowing to the senorita. Then turning to the robbers, who {toalight and muke you some valu- {able prescuts? In the language of your country, 'll I have is yours." |" Tue leader of the party bowed politely in return, and suid, with a grim smile ; Si, senor, 'we shall be most happy ta receive anything thut so distingu- stow." the vehicle; and one quick, search- the whole state of affairs. The diligencia had been stopped in a wild, gloomy plave, and the box, taking everything as a [matter of course. He might also be an accomplice of the robbers or be might not ; but in either case, there was little hope of assistance from bim--for any attempt of the kind would certainly bring upon him a severe punishment, sooner or later. I glanced up and down the road, where it wound between dark, over- shadowing trees, but discovered no- thing to give me any hope. Tho robbers,some eight or ten in number, a desperate one, s0 far as being plundered was concerned, I still re. tained my presence of mind, and did not wholly. dispuir. /Tree, I bad tween numbers, but the idea of yield- pugnant to my very nature, and I resolved to put any favorable oppor- unity for dalence and Yetaliation to the strongest test, "Will you accept this purse?" anid, producing one that peld sev. kind 1" heeaid, as betookitin his od the money. : acceptable to your friend ?" I added, bosom of my shirt and handed" i [the gentleman on his left, who re d it in the same polite man > me. b} peep token of my. 'regard for 'th afforded me by your sompaey and | home conversation _ "This diamond pin may prove 1 quicdy removed it from. the ladyship honor "You are a very gallant gentle: man, sénor I" she laughed, taking the two revolvers in one fair hand and pret ths other, : Ir he box towards her-- bat m, mbled a little--and, | ¥ just as the present was about to touch her fingers, it slipped ng a between us, "A thousand pardons, senorita, for my awkwardness!" I said, as I bent down to pick i up. Now was the all-important mo- ment--the moment of life and death ! All were in a measure off their guard and one quick, furtive glance, show- ed me that thegitl still held my weapons carelessly in one hand, with the other remaining extended for the prize, I lifted the box care- fully ; but, aa I raised myself, I gave a wild, startling yell ; and as the sen- orita started back, I, with the quick- ness of lightning, seized both weap- ons, and wrenehed thom from her. To wheel and commence firing upon the party, was now only the work of a moment. The first shot, fortunately, stretched out the chief; the socond took effect in the one nearest to him j and by the time tbo third bad been sent on its mission, there arose one simultaneous yell of dismay, and the astonished robbers began to scatter in every direction. I bad no disposition to follow them, bowever; another minute they might rally and turn apon me; {and, springing forward I grasped the reins of a freed mustang, and vault- ed into thesaddle, One more glance around me, showod mg the Senarita Paula upon the body of tho chief; her laughter changed to grief, and some of the scattered cowards bring. ing their weapons to bear upon me. "Adoie, senorita and senor |" said I bitterly; 'he laughs best who laughs last !" The next moment I was dashing away down the road, the half-rallind robbers pouring after me a volley, bat fortunately not teuching their mark. They would doubtless have tollowed me in hot pursuit, bug for the wholesome dread they had of my still undischarged weapons. As it was I escaped, and entered the town of Puebla in triumph ; where, it is almost needless to add, a narration of my exploit made me a hero and a lion for the time, Here 1 sold my captured mus- tang and trappings for enough to indemnify' me for what I bad dis- posed off in the way of presents; and the noxt day saw me an inside pass- anger of Lhe same diligencia, en route for Mexico,where I arrived in safety without any further event worthy of note. What became of the robbers and their beautiful accomplice, I never learned ; bat the lesson taught me on that journey I bave never forgot ten; and durings my stay in that country, no pretty woman ever had the honor of being my business con- fidante, or of getting possession of my trusty and unfailing revolvers, A common, aud often fatal, disease is Jaundice. Regulate the actien of the Liver, and cleanse the blood with 'Burpock Boop Birreas, and the worst case may be speedily cured. ------ Erysipelas, Scrofuls, Salt Rheum, Erup- same time. prefer port." od system. Trial bottles 10 cents, ------ aod vitality, a scrofulous condition of | Scrofula in its worst form, A slight tions, and all diseases of tho skin and blood | POUNd of all strong and fragrent are promptly cured by Burdock Bleod| things, and the wits that circulates Bitters, It purges all foul humors from the | around its inchanted rim is bubbling system, imparting strength and vigor at the{ and continues for whole hours. i t---- ee Ho was asked if he knew the difference | humorist, lends. his presence fre- between "starboard" and "port," and with &| quently to these occasions; and knowing leer, replied, « H'm, well, rather I 00 of that body delight to as- ett Aer Take no more nauseous pargatives, Bur- | Van Woorhees, Duwnell, Aldrich, dock Blood Bitters act mildly, pleasantly | fagelton, Page, Pacheco, Thomas; aud thoroughly upon the bewels, and ocoa- | yon dorf, and a score more whe, sion no inconvenience, while it regulates the liver and kidoeys aud tones the enfeeble Consumption, that dread destroyer of the | grtortuin any halt dozen at vnce;and hu race, is often the result of bad blood | g1]jed with "bim ise -collootsr the system. Buapocx Bioon Birrmas cure ll A eb | Fog; who had just been reading of the clever strokes. land locked salmon, said all the fish were| Jand locked of Joskod ap Spare vhs fall. "The hospitable en those balf informal affairs more agreeable and popular. Mrs, Ingersoll's two danghters are not in society this winter. and in consequ- ence. she keeps reception day or afternoon, bidding every one to come on Saturday: evenings, when the Colonel is'at home. One evenidg the host was absent having been bidden to a feast by David Davis, and there was con- sternation in the face of the guests when they looked around and miss: ed the familiar figure and the hearty greoticg. There is a pleasent family group to welcome one, and Mrs. Ingersoll, with her mother, sister and children, make up a Lappy home, not to be equalled around the fireside of any parsonage in the land. Theirs is the truly happy family, and all their home relations are most beautiful] and tonder. .Mrs. Ingersoll is a handsome woman, tall und a fine figure, with a clear cut, strong face; a quick smile, flashing eyes and smooth black hair. Her laugh is® particularly merry, and there is matter enough in the Inger- soll parlors any evening to keep its clear cadence ringing gaily. This lady wears a very large, brilliant solitaires, and in a crimson satin dress, with point lace around the square neck, 18 a pictare of a handsome and happy matron. No one understands the art of entertain- ing better than she, and each week- ly gathering testifies to her genius, for she shines as Mbusekoeper ns well hostess. The two daughters are quita pretty girls, the oldest, Miss Eva, being possessed of a rich clear voice, a wonderful ctown of brown bair and 8 pair of soft, shy eyes. Miss Maud is a plump young lady, with the roguishness of youth in her eyes and a demure way of say- ing droll things. Mrs. Farrell, Mrs. Ingersoll's aunt, has the same clear brunett face and lively manners, and the group this winter-includes Miss Farrell of Peoria who is a visitor. All the celebrities and the wits in town find their way to the Ingersoll bome, and, confined to no officail or social set, the gatherings are always representative of the whole country. Last week a boyish-looking man with a smooth face and tossed black bair, who'conversed in a quick and graceful way with every onein turn raised innumerable laughs and joined in all with hearty glee, proved to be ex-Rev. Milne, of Chicago, ever whose sensational sermon 'and dec- laration of disbelief the country has been ringing, He was an English- man, originally, But his manner and accent gave no indication of that now, and he was as jolly and all at ease as if he bad always been a wanderer from the flocks. The host himself presided over the panch bowl, filling it, stirring and adding constantly to the com- Congressman Horn, the Michigan semble " at the colonel's," and there with their wivos, 'enjoy the flying J hours. That famous California wit, Mr. Prixley, of the Argonaut, can {| $wanrun, who together kept a ci under one chandelier for half "Hevening listening 1 their notes : of the family wore thus |, bumble pension cade in hand, dazzled the helpless wotian, who had The house oh streel, where his thoi Banday wights if |} .0 largest toes fn the . vary took he put i through with a rapidity that fairly made a last appeal to him,and would - hardly listen to the thanks she pour- ed upon him. in return for his efforts, brother Eben Ingersoll lived for many years, has since his death been rented, furnished and Robert Inger= sole, as trastee or guardian of the estate ins control of the property. Last year the tenant was a well known New York editor,and his wife is one of most pious and charitable in- clined women in the country. Her good works were not given up by her mere chango of residence for the. winter, and she continued here the the same course of charitable efforts that she bad persued in New York. Among other things shesproposed to hold weekly prayer meetings at the house for the furtherance of some special work. Her husband shook his head at thia plan, and wold ber that as long as Colonel Ingersoll and his brother both held such extreme opinions upon these matters, he might object decidedly to have such a'meeting beld in the wouse. The lady went to Col. Ingersoll, stated ber case, and asked if he bad any feeling in the mater of objection at all to ber baving the prayer meet ing in his brother's old = home. " Bless you, madam | No objection atall," said the great pagan, "I ° guoss 1 can stand it if the Lord can. Do just what you please there." In relating it afterwards, the lady con- fessed that she really was not shock ed at him at all, and she could not identify the monster that the elect thundered against with this kindly whole-souled man, idolized by bis wife and lovely family, and a friend® to all tho 'weak and suffering.-- "There's something wrong some- whero in our thinking," she ssid, "for that man's good deeds can put to rout ull his defumors." -- How to get rid of an Unwelcoms Visitor. « Rheumatism" says Mr. A. McFaul, pro- prietor of the City Hotel, Kingston, "used to hold his own pretty well, but the days of that here are o'er St. Jacobs Oil, the Great German Remedy has cempletly conquored the rheumatism, and no man need suffer from it longer. I had it badly until a short time ago, but I used St. Jacobs Oil and was cured, and so cun any one be cured in & similar manner," bp, The Doetor's Last Happy Resort. Evaxsviiue, Ind, Jan, 11,1882, I recently had a very difficult case of C mption, I treated it in the most scientific manner possible, but to ne effect ; patient grew gradually worse, Rather than give up, and as a last resort, 1 decided, much against wy wish, to use a remedy that had to my _surpriso, the patient began to gain; and in much shorter time than I dared ever to expect, she was completely etted. The name of this remarkable remedy is Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. x now use it altogether in my practice, Lead~ at the extremity of a branch of ats}, cause it makes the end "bend." + mmr, ; Holloway's Ointment and --1ln all outward complaints & kind, po bis detent Culonel a Sopa is the soul ul a. cured one of my former patients. Greatly