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ilor and is opportunity: to to meet all his old ia opp that 1 have hid the lull in jonds 'and as many new ones; Ma; found in' the rear of Corrigan's Store, business caused tive Fire, by going down to Perry St., Port Perry. : IRE HONEY FRESH Sf o said spitifully. the content of the home ever the lovely and skillful housewife certainly, refused any such ' In writing to a looal paper, of the report he says that not dead, but he has not sen dead ab any time during His + absence, . People will have no difficulty in believing the latter statement. 'nearly 3 o'clock in the morning." " Juow (hic) it is my'dear. But I can- tell a lie, - I've been working at ce." "Well, I can:tella lie," she that she was wealthy. she told him promptly that the 'had failed, and she was penniless, which his attention slackened up. fe she. id to him : "Dear George, 1t seems to me that you found out I am only a poor don't, say sol" rejoined the outh ; "do you know that the % same Yden has occtired to me a promingnt Austin law- jor. th tation of heats seprs ie. Tepu hence the jury did not ROBERTSON. The Tailor. : H CHARLES. | Port Perry, Aug. 12, 1884, 'Ontario tag The undersigned would take the present opportunity of. returning their' sincere thanks to their numerous customers for their liberal gndieénesuraging patron- age since commencing business in. Port Perry, The late disastrous fice which Where I studied ander the best In Pound and Heit gouad I now feel myself competent to give my Potrons just as good. fit {Packages | every respect as they J. Saat get in any y of our large cities. I also GORE THROUGH THE FIRE io hi Wie Be en pie fo - * In all the Newest Shades FOR SUITS, anda fine lot of wi Clo em sie B24 54h Avenue Over-Coatin gs and . Pantings | Trusting that my patrons and the public will show. their 'appreciation of my are being completed and ready for. business. the very lowest possible cash 'price. 0 Ne 0 : Iam yours, &o,, lr W ven J. W. ISAACS, vements and oo! its work to perfection. -The public may CHOICE BRE AD. | Two doors West of the Post Office, Port PERRY Every variety of = 'BRID A HEN Everything m the line Shoup And 3 Port Perry, July 2%, 1864," swept away our premises and much of our valuable "Stocks would have dus ® couraged us, but having the confidenpe of so large a 'circle of <oustomers apd)" would inform the public i ho © 2 IEHONTY om Bir. las the Public 1 have bevught with me some very and long continu OLD SITE. efforts to give them the very latest and most Splish Outfits in the market for has all the latest impro: pe pe ie. Bub Clothier and_Dealer in Gent's Furnishings, . : FANOY BREAD, CHOICE | supplied on'short notice. CHA relying on increased efforts to extend onr patronage we have, at aivery hige ost, site of the uring Potter ooomoRation] Nothing but the Best Yatariol 4 Workmen. employed: B Customers may. ely upon ging * satisfied in doer the Material, the Workmanship and the be used and only "particular, 8. 3 Poe d AGH ily, bE YY oxks, examine, our VW Tami 47 [ae been' bodght with, nek mich ard sid to ui dy 45 ih he" Qually of fhe Setar oe. 1 Orders filled. pro "i and sati The public are. in id Teave their orders. to, visit the Port Perry, Soy , so + Port Kal June, 1884. FIRST: CLASS Soot uP 6 in ee 8 rsigned kee) and for Sale at hig Yoru peice dig of. 9 | mh ie Ce a: 1 have always. on hand's splendid a ment of PINE AND CEDAR. 80. NTLING, SHINGLES] POSTS, &0.; #0. of Good Quality and at) : MODERATE PRICES' Parties wishing good Immber, Shingles, &o, CHEAP, will do well to call at my yard. i N. DYER. Port Pe rry, Nov. 21 oy 3 biti 198% All of Which have bech bought at low prices} w and you con calling ths » SAVED #| you 'cari buy 'to your ad IAA E Subscribe, in I the efforts of friends' saving er goods from. the: JEW FLRY Dono Daily at the Union Mills. "or AW, JITROUNCE A €0. pos LAN] 2) SILVERWARE. SH kr ANDRUNDER C El ll als a dgtad ine on' Secure Un rooedented Pak Pury, Nor. ; OEIC: