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aaa Inmions, wills rai aid for, fscount allowed to Merchants | antil forbid advertisomont vho a Job TPamphl Hand Bills, Poste a Heads, Blank ng Wh Books, Checks, Books, Circulars, orig Cards, Ball Cards, selor, exocuted promptly and. at lower rates than any other in the County, | om 8 nted can have them done to take | Store 365" Parties bills, &e. home with them, © J. BAIRD. Tiger tor terms will in all cases bel; "No 'advertise by the year or partment: ey iy &o., of every style and | tec ting hand | fou! Store' and 'at A venue, Port #1, PARSONS. DN, MB. M.D, TMS, + L.R.C.P.. Graduate of the Pp parties favoring me with their on their interests being No effort will be spared to make # k profitable for panies tn gia bid gn at Laiog t Meha my. own Port Perry, Au, 17, CAL B. MAJOR, ICENSED rw All parties | wishing his services can call at the "Observer Office, Port Perry, sndarrange for iriver. Wo had not spoken during ) passage of the last six miles, | 4 the jolting of the heavy vehicle INSURANCE COMPANIES : > tl Fire Povictes Ineusing all classes of insur- " | able property, upon shortest notice, and at equitable rates. Life o Policies with Je, ums payable until death, or for a 1 Sal Ara. Polices os able a date, or on previous oath. fully pro- | Accident he covering death by accl- dent, a weekly indemnity In case of non- I Ane Licenses Issued, "GX and Tickets for passage to and from Great Britain sold at Towest rates, 7 Port Perry, April 2, 1881. -» MONEY TO LOAN. HE Subscriber Ye prep prepared to lend muney on improved property for terms from one fo twenty years, Agent for Western Caxapa Loan ano their Sales | ta will be ~Hardware y Union 0. DAWES, Auctioneer. of Toronto, graduate of the Uni. Savinas Coupany, Taf of Teiglty College, Fellow of Trinity | Port Perry, Jan 10, 1879. He hasalso been instructed to invest a "Menton School, Member of the College of | wu, GORDON, Iatge amount of Private Funds. "Physicians and Snrgeons; Licentiate of the &e.| Interest Eight pet cent, No Commission. Pl Seep = un, lb: bv R the oentiip of prec, Ey Uti Port Pq May 20, or PN : a, y citor over ti. Corcigants Store, Port Perry. mo Sookt, _Thorgh, Rama, Mara, Mariposa | Port Perry, May re = y TH. , Bi Parties entrusting their Sales to me ) HE Subscriber is EE ns, Dnoysisien, Bus may rely on the utmost attention being given | prepared to : the County of Ontario to theirinterests. | pigs ig? - Soroner fe hp Conny o tw ihatrin WL GORDON, LEND. ANT AMOUNT ; Ofice over Notv's Furniture Store, corner of Sufiderland, Brock. --O "Queen and Perry ta. rt ' Farm Securty. Office hours ds Sa. m. to12 m. T. H. WALSHE, v 1 oS dence Hie 2 awelling Tosently 'oooupled Tio. Auctioneer for the Township At 6 per cent. Le 5 A of rocks a Man Aso on Village Security at a Higher Rate + n LH Daas, fBrgeon and Ac- of Victoria. Residence-- Cannington, Brock. | '§@F~ MORTGAGES BOUGHT. het Howite the town hall. 3 Port Perry. Orders left at this office, or at his residence will be punctnally attended to, Debts col- lected in Cannington, or otherwise, and HUBERT I. EBBELS, BARRISTER. Port Perry, May 10, 1881. Ol * Block, Queen 8t., JOMN BILLINGS. © euplad by 8. Fenton, Surgeon on! Office Dell's Store, Pe dona ur the and, bos ON. ; BH {aserted on all the latest princi-| SOUS : am of the at, and agchenp as the is | Bt, ee with Gold and Silver. Jwttiow bin by producing local angsth- ter and Attorney-at Jaw, Hotiel nly Conveyauneer, Notary Pt ub- a Brown & Currie's Store. Port Perry. ee rei wari ILLINGS & CAMPBELL, Barristers B and Attorneys-at-Law, &c. orthe Ontario Bank. Port Porry, Feb, 12, 1881. in Gd SARUW BLL, ari H., County Crown for 0 si Moe lately oc- Safllior, and No ry Public. o og lately oc: -- 3 MAN L. ENGLISH, LL. B,, Solicitorin "4 Ghancers, Auger oo Conveyancer, &e. Moa--Simeoe street, it the Post Office ee rvitar AL ry n & Camp- All work best style and warranted to give oi March 28, 1871. y hen Atkinson's Drug Store, King Shaws Solicitors Office in Bigelow's Port Perry, Ont. COLIN I. CAMPBELL , Batrister, Attorney, possible to brig. Cochrane, Whitby. charge. Parties dint, over Port ORE ) 'very Sorvonsness 1 VARS, I. D. 8. General Loss of as the best. Teeth Teeth extracted | 3204" Ee Rooms--in Cowan's new | cation, T, Paren oSoutreon AND Licensed Auctioneer. HE Undersigned having taken out a License as Anctioneer is now prepared to attend to all sales entrusted to him. Having had much experience in handling Real Kstate, Live Stock such ns Horses, Cattle, Sheep, &c., also Farming Imple. ments of all kinds, Farm Preduce, &c, &c; parties placing their salésin my hands may |. rely an getting all for the property that is All orders promptly attended to, sale bills made ou and sale notes turnished free of leaving their orders at the OpgErvER ofmce; Pert Perry, will receive J careful Charges Moderate. £4 TRADE MARK, Brain and Nerve Food. Is a Sure, Prompt and Eff Effectual B Remedy for of Brain Power Bex | ex brostrtir ai Tnvaloatie ER PL ys M. F. MOBRIEN, M.D., M. R. U. 8,,Guy's | prompt made. , Gngland, The liye R. the North Ontario Auction- Lik , London, Engla WALSHE, M oO nN w ~ Oshawa, . [Private Fonds,) PATRRAON, (late of Beavertow) | WM. HEZZELWOOD, 'I'o Loan on good Farms, at 8 per cent in- terest, LYMAN ENGLISH, BARRISTER, &0., Oshaws November 21, 1866. PORT PERRY LIVERY "STABLES C. MK E NZIE, PROPRIETOR Thi Subscriber having now fully souipped his new and extensive Livery Stabl2s with a supply ol Tah Horses and Carriges,is LIVERY RICS and a ranfes 5 ? rom Indigestion, isordere 'Stomach an Liver, when his offer is made to you in your own 'homo in all incorit with an absolute' cor ty of a » : g % -- = o = > en m [oY] [ = © a we = -- wi > = = -r - FP HE undersigned takes this opportunity of returning »incere thanks for the very liberal Jationaks bestowed upon the 'late firm of Rose & Shaw of Port Perry Marble Works, The liberal patronage received inthe past hashad the effect of causing every Ceme- tery thronghout this and adjoining Counties To Bristle with Tomb Stones and Monuments, FROM THE PORT PERRY s MARBLE WORKS ! The undersigned now takes the business and with increased facilities and if possible greater attention to business hopes for a still further increase of public patronage,-- BB. DYBNG, one of the finest Sculptors and most Artistic 'Carvers on Stone have been secured. All'orders promptly attended to. Choice Materinl; First-Class Workman- ship and Moderate Prices. C. SHAW. Port Perry, Aug. 17, 1881, Ll. B., Barrister, At- wit, HEZZELWOOD, Tornoy-nt tau. fol oeiton in Chancery, Reglan. a veri Faas nd Insolvency, tary Pu ble, &o, Raglan, Sept 10, 1878. Teron, Omee--Moniilan's Block, Brock street, PortRorry, Ang.0, 1573 "Whitby, MACK'S MAGNETIC MEDICINE. : J. A. MURRAY, + WESTERN b : ye ASSURANCE COMPANY. |m INCORPORATED 1851, OADTITAL 880! (With power to increase to $1,000,000.) CAFTER. ) « HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. PEF Insurances effected at the lowest cuirent rates on Buildings, Merchandise, 'Weak on Night Night Waster Een aud other property, against -loss or damage co the by re. JNO. & D. J. ADAMS, Agents, Port Perry. : Port Perty, Jan 22, 1879. THE MANHATTAN. FEED, i HORSES, a Mion cows reeks Lo SnspReh T we desire Ba on receipt Motels. THE WALKER HOUSE, PORT PERRY, 0000. I® COMPLETE in all its Departments W. HASLAM, Deo. 16, 1880. Peet PERRY HOUSE, * The undersigned having leased for a term supplies for the table and bar, HN RUDDY, Port Perry, Dec. 9, rat0, OMMERCIAL HOTEL, view to the tom tally: AY Selusted PETER HOLT, A Cactwright, March 4, 1879, " Sra HOTEL, PRINOR' ALBERT, un=| French 'lady on the back seat was ©? |some one in the road --a colloquy of -| gone," "twenty feet of water," "can't | pass," were occasionally dististin- Bet | suishable, above the storm. Thep ; | from the road shouted the parting of years this comfortable, pleasantly located | © Hotel will endeavor by strict attention to the convenience and comfort of guests to make the Port Perry Hoise a desirable place of entertainment for the general public. Choice The stable and yard sasetolly attended to, . [amazement the chorus of "Miggles" "Fhe subscriber having succeeded Mr Dewart in the Commercial Hotel, Williams- burg, Cartwright, intends fitting it up witha fort and convenience of guests. The Supplies for. the table and. bar care it) | continued Yuba Bill, now dancing through th FA Ito gether a'limp, helpless. looking object, as if he had hanged himself and: been cut down too late. The asleep, too. yét'in a' half conseious propriety of attitude, shown even in the disposition of the handkerchief which she held to her forehead and which partly veiled her face. The lady from Virginia City, traveling with her husband, had long since lost all individuality in a wild con- fusion of ribbons veils, furs and shawls. There was nosound but the rattling of wheels and the dash of rain upon theroof. Suddenly the "| stage stopped and we became dimly aware of voices. The driver was evidently in the midst of an exciting colloquy with which such fragments as "bridge came a lull, and a mysterious 'voice adjuration-- " ry Miggles's." We caught a glimpse of our leaders as the vehicle slowly turned, of a horgeman - vanishing through the rain, and we were evidently on our way to Migyles's. Who and where was Miggles' # -- The. judge, - our authority, did not remomber the name, and he knew the country thoroughly. The Wus- hoe trayeler thought Miggles must keep an hotel. . Woonly knew that we were stopped by high water in front and rear, and that Miggles was our rock of refuge. A ten minutes' splashing through a tangled by-road searcoly wide enough for the stage, and wo drew up before a barred and boarded gute a in wide stone wall er fence 'about aight feet high. Rvi- dently Miggles's and Miggles did not keep a hotel. The drivergot down and tried the gate, It was securely locked, "Miggles! O Miggles |" No angwor. " Migg-ells! Yon Migg les!" eon- tinned the driver, with rising wrath. *Migglesy I" joined in the ex- pressman, persnasively. "O Miggy Mig!" But no reply from the apparently insensate Miggles. The judge, who had finally got the window down, Put his head out and propounded a aerjes of questions, which, if answer- od eategorically, would have undoubt- edly elucidated the whole mystery, but which the driver evaded by re- plying that "if we didn't want to sit in the coach all night, we had better rise up and sing out for Miggles." So wo rose up and called on Mig. gles in chorous; thon seporately.-- And when we had finished, a Hiber- nian fellow-passenger from the roof called for Mygells I" whereat we all laughed. While we were laughing, the driver cried "Shoo!" We listetened. To our infinite was repeatgd from the other side of the wall, even to the final and sup- plemantal " Maygells," "Extraordinary echo," judge. " @hxtraordinary ' d--d skunk I" said the <drver, contemptiously.-- "Come oub of that Miggles, and show yourself. Be a man, Mag. gles!" Don't hide in the dark; 1 . KR onldn'e if I were you, Miggles,' said the Xcess of fary. » n, Mr. Myghal 1" asleep yor introduced # I'm Bill, shortly, stage company insulted in his per son by the umacions Miggles. " But, my dear sir," expostulated the judge, as he thoughy of the barr. od gate: " Lookee horosnid Yuba Bil, with fine irony, "hadn't you better go back* and sit in the stago ill u' m," and he pushedopen: | long room lighted only by the embers of the a fire that was dying on the large hearth at its further ex- tremity ; the wall curiously papered, and the flickering firelight 'bringing out its grotosque pattern ; somebody sitting ina large arm chair by the fireplace, All this we saw as we crowded together into the room, after the driver and expressman. 'Hello, be you. Miggles?" said Yuba Bill to the solitary occupant. The figure neither spoke nor stirred. Yuba Bill walked wrath- fully towards it, and torned the oye of his coach lantern npon its face. It was a man's face, - prematurely old and wrinkled, with very large oyes, in which there was that ex- pression of perfectly gratuitous solemnity which I. have sometimes seen in an owl's. The large eyes wandered from Bill's face to the lantern, and finally fixed their gaze upon that luminous object, without further recognition. Bill restrained himself with an effort, " Miggles / Bo yon def ? You ain't dumb, anyhow, you know;" and Yuba Bill shook the insensate figure by the shoulder. To our great dismay; as Bill re- moved his hand, the venerable stranger apparently collapsed, -- sinking into half hia size and an un- distinguishable heap of clothing. "Well, dern my skin," said Bill, looking appealingly at us, and hope- lessly retiring from the contest. The judge now stepped forward, und wo lifted the mysterious inver- tebrate back into the original posi~ tion. Bill was dismissed with the lantern to reconnoitre outside, for it was evident that from the help- léssness of this solitary man there must be attendants near at hand, and Lwo all drew around tho fire, . The judge,who had regained his authority and had never lost his conversation- al amiability,--standing before us with his back te the hearth,--charg- ed us, as an imaginary jury, follows : "It, is evident that either our distinguished friend here has reach- ed that condition described by Shake- apeare as the ' sere and yellow, leat," or bas suffered some premature abatement of his mental and physi- cal faculties. Whether he is really the Miggles--" Here he was interupted by « Miggles; O Miggles; Mig;" and, in fact, the whole chorus ot Miggles in very much tho same key as it had in} particular, vacated his position directly over his shoulder. The cause, however, was soon discover- ity. suspicion. come back driping and skeptical. d--d old skeesicks knows it." who folt the Pioneer] at onap before been delivered unto us. We gazed at each other for a moment in some alarm. The judge quickly as the voice seemed to come ed in a large magpie. who was perch- ed upon a shelf over the fireplace, and who immediately relapsed into a sepulchral silence, which contrasted singularly with his previous volubil- Itiwas, undoubtedly, his voice which we had heard in the road,and our «friend in, the chair was not responsible for the discourtesy. Yuba Bill, who re-entered tho room after an unsycoessfal search, was loth to accept the explanation, and still eyed the helpless sitter with He had found a shed in which he had put his horses, but he " Tear an't noboby but him within ten miles of the shanty, and that' ar But the faith of the majority prov+ od to "be securley based. Bill had | - refuse scarcely ceased guowling before we "" said she, quite ont of breath, and holding one little band against her side, quite unheed- ing the spoechioss discomfiture of 'our party, or the complete demoral- izatian of Yuba Bill, whose features! t you might pull up here, and so I run all" the way, knowing nobody was home but Jim --and--and--I'm oat of breath--and --tbat lots me out." And here Miggle caught her drip- pingoil-skin bat from her head with a mischievous swirl' that scattered a shower of rain drops over us; at- tempted to put back her hair; drop- ped two hair-pins in the attorapiy laughed and sat down beside Yuba Bill,' with her hands 'erossed lightly in ner la The judge recovered himself first and essayed an extravagent compli: ment, : "I'll trouble you for that their bair-pin," said Miggles, gravely. Half a dozen hands were eagerly stretched forward ; the missing bair- pin wasrestored to. ils fair owner; and_ Miggles, "crossing the room, looked keenly in the face of the invalid. The .solemn eyes looked back at hers with an expression we bad never seen before. Lite and intelligence seemed to struggle back into the rogged face. Miggles laughed again,--it was a singularly elognent, laagh,--and turned ber black eyes and white teeth once more towards us. "This afflicted personis--"" hesitat- ed the judge. " Jim," said Miggles. "Your father ?" " No." ¢ Brother ?" «Husband ?" Miggles darted a quick, balt.defiant glance at the two lady passengers, who I had noticed did not partici- pate in the general masculine ad- miration of Miggles, andsaid gravely " No; it's Jim.' he Thero was an awkward phtiso.-- The lady passengers moved closer to each other; the Washoe husband looked abstractedly .at the fire, and the tall man apparently turned his eyes inward for selt support at thjs emergency. But Miggles's laugh a8| which was very infections, broke the silence. ¢ Come." she said, briskly, "you must be hungry. Who'll bear a a hand to help me get tom?" 4 for this Miranda ; the expressman was grinding coffea on tho veranda; voluable counsnl. who whispered together in versation from his perch above. fominine taste and disorimination.-- mal. Jim was flour ba I. There neatness and, long low room. chor : host and h had selated into, su expression of | She bad no lack of volunteers.-- In a few mements Yuba Bill was en- gaged like Caliban in bearing logs to mysolf the arduous duty of slicing | the bacon was assigned ; the judge lent ench man his. good natured and And when Mig- gles assisted by tho judge and our Hibernian *'deck passonger," sot the table with all the avilable crockery, we had become quite joyous in spite of the rain that beat against the windows, the rain that whirled down the "chimney, the too ladios the corner, or the magpie who uttered a satirical commentary on their con- In the new bright, blazing fire we could gee that the walls were papered with illustrated journals, arranged. with The furniture was extemporised and adapted . from candle boxes and packing cases, and covered with gray calico or the skin of some ani- The arm cbair of the helpless ingenious variation of a even a taste for the picturesque, to be seen in the fow details of the The ment war a culinary success. | 8 i Bat what was more a social triumph | 5 --chiefly, 1 think, owing to the rare dor sb asmwi 3 W travel from er p own at Enaiskillen, * throngh Darlingt wright and "Clarke. g Ting an, Scottish Lad, pat Sholee im the properfy of Horn & Hill, from his stable, lot. 29 in the rh Brock, Reach and Mariposs, Young AL) Ao pr al Exchange, fre the Bray of m. Foster, bis owu stable, fot gin the con. of paeh, through Rengh, , Brock, and Uxbridge. Wonderful Lad, a splendid Canadian Drang! the property of Hodgson & Morris] wit fd from his owns stable tons Fact. Ti through Cart: t, Reach, , and Dartington, TE Bib, Volunteer Coachman, a first class Ganeral ose, the property of W W avons A BPure % ing, will travel from his ow i : table, Jot 2 ia the 7th con, of Reach, through Reach, Maris posa, Broek, Scott and Uxbridge. Young Ganeers a very superior General Pur. pose, roperty of W. &). Bryant, will travel frm! "hi i shbie Brock House, + ngderland, thron, posa, Thorah and Eldon. Shwe ii Hash Star of the West, a first-class Genera! Pu the property of Ilayes & Abrabam, travel from Bin wo stable lot = That : of larke, rough nL Ke, Ig) Manvers and Darlington, he, Cortwrichty L. H. Daniels, a splendid, first-class Trotter, the property of John Ralph, will travel from his own stable, lot 15, 3rd eon of Reach, throagh Reach, W. Whitby, B: Whitby and Cartwright. Toronto hist, a choice frat-glass Trotter the probety of Hayes & Abtabam will fravel fom, 3.owp Slatle} i a 6th oon, of EB, hitby, throu, 5 i Cartwright, Darlington and Clarke, xs ably will tare] 20d con, of A Remarkable Escape. Mrs George O. Clarke of Port Dalhousie Ontario, states that she had been confined ta ber room for & long time with that dreadful disease; Consumption. The doctors said that she could not escape an eacly grave, but ortunately sho Began taking Dr. Kiog's New Discovery for Cowsumption, and jn & short time was completely cured. Doubt- ngones, please write Mrs. Clarkeiand Le ¥ convinced. Trial bettie free at Davis' Drug Store. Large size $1. --epi Can't Get It. Diabetes, Bright's Disease, Kidney, Urin= ary or Liver Complaints cannot be contract. ed by you or your family If Hop Bitters are used, and if you already have any pf thes diseases Hop Bitters is the ouly medicing that will positively cure you. Don't forge this, and don't get some puffed up stuff that will only harm you, ---------- 4 ems \ Young Men suffering from early Indie cretion, lack brain and aerve force, Mack? Magnetic Medicine, advertised in anot! er. column, supplies this want and thus curs when all other Preperatiing full, Important to all who travel by Railway or Steamer. W. H. McCaw, can now supply through tickets'to Winnipeg for $23, He is agent for the Collingwood line of * Steamers and for all the must popular Rail- way lines to the United States and the Great North West. - Full directions as to the best, eheape' and most comfortable youtes.: « 3 INTERESTING TO FARMERS AND HORSE BREEDERS. FIT HE undersigned having purehased ata high figure, that well known, far-famed Trotting Stallie , DANIELS, The property of the late Win, Staples, Esq. of Millbrook. The great superiority of this herso ag'a ee foal getter is too well known to require, come ment. Parties wishing the uso of {his class of horges will do well to see hum beforedpply= ing elsewhere. He bas shown regularly, foe the past {hres years at the shows in the foliowing places and never been beaten. «At Millbrook, Post Hope, - lobourg, and , Peterboro. He showed at the Central Fair at Lindsay in 1881 and"took First' Prize from a field of Seventeén Stallions The following will be read with yi. PEDFGRERY"" beautifal