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TORONTO'S GREAT CARPET HOUSE. The notable advantage, apparent no all visitors here, is that in the selection of carpets they have the choice of not only all the new pat- terns shown everywhere, but also an additional large number of new patterns which are shown nowhere else. It is the very complete and unusually large variety--not only in styles, patterns and grades of carpets but also in prices--which gives this house a special distinction not shared by any other carpet concern in Toronto. We have carpets as low as 20 cents per yard, and the prices range from that to $3 per yard, "and some of the patterns in our 20-cent grades are the carpets usually offered elsewhere at 35 or 40 cents. As the largest importers .of carpets, we are always able to quote lowest prices. RoR, Carpet House 14 & 16 King St. East. ER ERI RRIRIR Flour, Feed, Salt, Plaster, ty ei Port Perry, Jane 6, 1894, 28 lbs Bright Sug 22 1bs Granulate 6 lbs Splendid 12 Bars of Soap These Prices EZ A full and reliable A Carr SoLICITED. Put Out Their Eyes. Windsor, July 22.--Adolphus Mart- in, of Maidstoue, is the alleged origin- ator of an atrocious means of prevent- ing swine from finding their way into hix crops. He was arraigned in the Windsor Police Court before Judge Bartlet yesterday to answer to the charge preferred agaiust him by Con- stable Vanderlinder, for cruelty to animals. He 1s a brother to ex-Ald, Martin, and is one of the wealthiest farmers in the copnty. © The court room was crowded to hear the testi- mony, and a number of witnesses were examined, who gave conflicting evi- dence. Michael Koffiski stated that while working for Martin some pigs broke through a low fence into a field of oats and potatoes. His employer ordered him to catch one, and he and another man held the animal while Martin cut out its eyes with a knife, Healieges that Martin then put salt into the sockets and said he would leave the animal without food for sone time, : Joseph Komenski, another witness, said he helped to hold a pig that had broken into a crop and was caught after being chased, and said that Martin cat the brute's eyes from their sockets with a knife, and then puta quauatity of salt into them, Samuel Manillioux stated that he had examined one of Martin's hogs after it was said the diabolical opera tion had been done, and found its sockets closed and running with matter. = The case was adjourned at the request of the defendant's solicitor uvutil Wednesday, Six month's im- prisonment, or $50 fine, or both, is the greatest penalty for the offence ac- cording to the Ontario statutes. Rev. D. M. Mihell * Adelaide St., Baptist Charch, Lon- don, Ont., certifies, "I have used the remedy known as K.D.@% and have found it to give relicf when the stomach did not properly digest the food eaten." A Free Sample of the K.D.O. will be forwarded to any address. K.D.C. Co.,, Ltd,, New Glasgow, N.8., and 127 State St., Boston, Mass. Going the rounds now isa report from the New York Herald of 'the first death from a locust sting.' The locust has no sting, and its bite is of little consequence, ----a The Cardwell Sentinel bragged of 'barley around Cookstown over two feet high! The Eran followed with the proud boast that 'Charles Lundy, of Newmarket, earried to the city and exhibited at the Board of Trade rooms, a handful of rye stalks over seven feet high--this year's growth, too.' The Beaverton Express says: 'This may be big for Newmarket, but a story is told here of a certain tinsmith who had on exhibition last year a sample of hay grown in Carden which measur- ed over fourteen feet in the stalk, and it is said to have been n poor year for hay in that section,' Mark Twain, when asked to name the three biggest liars in the United States, said Chaun- cey Depew was one, and Eli Perkins was the other two. On the voters' list our Beaverton confrere prohahly counts only one, but in the field of fiction he must be surely entitled to a double number. HOUSEAND TWO LOTS For Sale, Cheap. BRN on the Balsam streets, two quarter-acre lots, also the house which is in good state of re- pair. Thriving young Orchard and every: thing convenient. Anybody wishing a good, | comfortable house should apply at once to JOS. HARDILL, July 11, 1804. Port Perry. Notice to Farmers. The undersigned begs to intimate } to the farmers of this district that he VOTERS LIST, _ has just purchased a new Threshing | Will be allowed on all Sales from now anti) ~ Machine from the Works of the Me- Jan, let next. All work being pa M'fg Co, Stratford, which has STOVE AND TIN SHOP -- TIN ---- PORT PERRY! The undersigned begs to announce to the inhabitants of Port Perry and vicinity, that he has opened out in the Stove and Tinware business in the Store lately occupied by Mr. Wright IN THE BLONG BLOCK! Where he will keep in stock everything pertaining to the business aad will sell at Prices that cinnot fail to please purchasers. There will now be no necessity for parties in this vicinity going to Uxbridge to purchase Stoves, Tinware, &c ; in fact, it will be to the advantage of the Uxbridgeites, and all others, to secure from me anything they may require in wy line, whether Ranges, Stoves, Tinware or Eavetroughing as wy stock will embrace the most popular and desirable makes of Stoves and Ranges, including BUGK'S CELEBRATED HAPPY THOUCHT RANGE. Having had Twenty years' experience at Ticsmithing, all orders entrusted to me may be relied on to give satisfaction. Bavetroughing and Roofing a Specialty. EZ" A call solicited. Don't forget the place in the Blong Biock. W. H CLARK. Port Perry, April 3, 1894, Now is the Time t0 Get Pi Booted! People Say it is Hard Times! Well, if that is the case I will make it Easy Time | "" BOOTS of Superior Quality at a Great Reduction in Price that will surprise you. ALL SIZES-MY OWN MAKE, Keep no other--No inferior Stock. Differ- ent sizes made up, all of which 1 will dis- pose of. BOOTS that when you see them and hear the prices you will be sure to pur- chase. Repairing of all kinds done with neatness and dispatch. Laces, Polish and Waterproof Blacking. Rubber Overcoats and - Rubber Boots re- aired. #& Next door to the Market. WM. BOND. SPLENDID Brick Dwelling House SIX ACRES OF LAND FOR SATE. rPYHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale her ehcice and well-appointed residence and six acres of land on which there is a fine Park "containing 2 mcres; a fine, bearing Orchard of one acre and good Garden ; there ix a splendid Driving House and Stable on the premises. Hard and Soft Water and all other conveniences. The Carriage Diive and Grounds are plant- ed with various kinds of Ornamental Trees, Siirubs, Vises. &e. This property is beautifully located on Union Avenue just on the southern border on the Town of Port Perry and is a very de sirable property and will be sold at a BARGAIN. For further particulars apply to the pre- prietress on the premises. EUPHEMIA DAWES. Port Perry, Aug. 30, 1593. PROF. 8. J. COHN, RACTICAL OPTICIAN and Eye and Lar Specialist, 176 Wilton Ave, Toronto, will visit Port Perry once in six month.-- All orders entrusted to him warranted to give satisfaction. Rererexces--Mr. W. McGill, Mr. D. J. Adams and Mr. John Nott, Port Perry, PAINTING KALSOMINING &C. I HE undersigned would take this oppor- tonity of thanking his numerous pat Port Perry, Nov. 14, 1693. HARNESS patronage during the time be has carried on the business of PAINTING in Port Perry, ard would state that he is better prepared than ever to execute all orders for # Painting, Kalsomining and Paper Hanging patronage extended to me for over 30| Parties entrusting their work to me may years, I would respectfully intimate that 1 | rely ox having it neatly and promptly exe- am, as usual, now ready for busi and | cuted, My are moderate. have a} 1 am also prepared to supply Paints, &e,, Large & Assorted Stock | "imi A continuance of public patronage soli OF DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS ctel. WM. TREMEER. which I am determined to sell very CHEAP | Port Perry, Mar. 23, 1593. As an ind to Casn purch -A ATE EA, 3 ala ry N returning thanks to the public for the 1894. MADE BY HAND, Room 00M I's ORPRREPREL © PRRRRROY® Such as all want. Large, Good, Stylish and Cheap. Every variety of the most handsome Room Papers, of rare beauty and exceeding cheap. A magnificent stock to select. rons for their liberal and still increasing | Nunicipality of the Townsbip of Scagog, | ¢ County of Ontario, a FeTTeIeeS APER] BERN My supply for the present season is unusually W. I. MoO XW. A Large and Magnificent Stock rere OF im NEW SPR Whitby &Blong's emie--------r bs =X We have much pleasure in stating that our facilities for business have been largely increased and we are now prepared to furnish perfect fitting Suits from some of the hand- sowest English, Scotch, Irish, American and Canadian Oloths ever shown in Port Perry. Gentle men wishing a FASHIONABLE, STYLISH SUIT! FEETTITEITRIRETTETTETTEEEH will do well to call early and select their goods. None but first-class workmen employed. Full satisfaction guaranteed, Gent's Furnishings. Everything in Gent's Furnishing line of Superior Quality, Latest Styles and Lowest Possible Prices. EZ" A large line of the Newest Styles in Hats, English, American and Canadian. WHITBY & BLOING. Port Perry, Nov. 30, 1893. Blong Block. Indigestion, Biliousness, 2 iz Clyonic Liver T "omp ysentery, disorders of the Stomach, EL Constipation, Dizziness, Bad * Breath, and all Bowels, OEE A A AR AR A A A AEA A A AEA A A A AAA A La 4 4 4 4 4 & 4 a 4 4 0 0 4 a 4 4 4 4 4 0 a 4 4 4d a 44d CARNEGIES IN FULL BLAST! HE nndersigned takes this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks for the large measure of patronage be- stowed on him since eommencing: business in Port Perry, and would beg to state that having, at a large expenditure, thoroughly overhauled the entire Mill and introduced the best, most approved and modern machinery including the ROLLER PROCESS for the manufacture of Flour, is prepared to do Expeditiously and in a manner that cannot fail to give satis- faction to my patrons, The Trade supplied with Flour of the finest brands. THE PLANING FACTORY in full operation and can supply all kinds of Dressed Lumber, also Lumber, Joists, Scantling; Boards, Pick els, Shingles, Posts Doors, Sash, Mouldings, Bannisters and Neuel Posts. EZ" BILL LUMBER A SPECIALTY. All kinds of TURNING and SOROLL SAWING done on short notice, JAMES CARNEGIE. Port Perry, Oct. 1, 1891. DAVIS PHARMACY The Subscriber has just received a Complete Assortment of J: DS TOILET SETS in Plwsh, Persian and Owidized Silver, Leather, §e. CONSISTING OF : PERFUMES from the best makers, in Cut Glass Bottles, Bohemian Ware, &e., at all Prices. FANCY CUPS AND SAUCERS, VASES, &e. PIPES and CIGARS of the Finest Quality. A. J. DAVIS, Chemist and Druggist PORT PERRY LANG & MEHARRY HAVE AGAIN BLONG BLOCK, OPENED OUT WITH A Magnificent Stoclis of everything in their line LAING & MEHARRY. occupy the extensive premises just vacated by Me. B. F, ACKERMAN, where we will be better prepared than ever to supply our customers and the public with everything in the i alt the latest appliances for threshing |and no factory work in stock, the : granu it shoud Ic is to comarrughed supetiority of my gouls will at once become | + 11CE is herby given, that I bave HELLO! LEADING! that int ing peas it does not split | °F on rel i transmitted or Revered to the persons arranged Summer . them. Orders for threshing solicited. | giving Pe before Tokay. lon hery | mentioned in Sections § and 8 of the Ontario id jay UNDERSIGNED begs to_ return Bo ~F. A. BAILEY. |they can be suited in quality and price, my | Voters Lista Act, 1880, the evbis reuived for the liberal and still increas- Blackstock, July 11,1894. long experience in Shi trade being au indis- freved of the made ty ue If not, write at once to the management of bestowed on him since com- = ~ | Wil bo given by any articeperchased. | Act ofall persons appearing by theaat| the Popalar Excursion Steamer Ee cate, than coin 3: in my live of business kept PL1iy" to" be entitied to vote in the si | OU FCANDELLA Saupply th public with To 5 School Trustees. AR A roonite neatly and DoniLlity ot Elections for Members of 3 : - A OF LINDSAY. J SUCH MEATS CHEAPNESS, STYLE Durability and Cannot be surpassed in the County. &¢., in abundance. : y 2 JOHN ROLPH. |Flections; and that the said list was first | This Pe For Perey, Ds. 1 To Fie 8, 3m lie Sovog"on (| rons Mato. gtd byl: tee th eosoemupte : Es ie y of June, 1504, and there aud ua & powerful searchlight for safety on is Hiv er Jat » PR : hl Ble Sis are callol foe Sue the Sight sige: 1 i Ssvenrab . ara to receive a liberal share of Khem re mon said Lis, and if any omomsions or any other | Lindass or Chemong to 3 : to adical yottvs inl tod days. errors are found therein, to take immediate | Bobcaygeon or Scugog (to Port Perry) lakes, Jeftat my Stall in the pon, the ystems is feaser} the] pros to have the said rs correct. in n with the Grand , or with He on my rounde amie aod the divns din. | "Duted, Scugog, June 2004, 1004 nin TR en i aeTial Loppramy Top-frds : "benefits JOHN POY CAPT. ISAAC J. WHEELER : cents. ; A. Druggiet. | Clerk of Scugog. | April 30, 1894, - Lindsay. ug, 16, 1593, i a IIL . GRISTING & CHOPPING |. ¢2 REMOVAL 22 We have Moved our business to the South side of Queen Street and now Harness Ii.ine STRENGTH, Robes, Blankets, Bells, Tras, Comparison of Prices Courted | BEATTY & BONGARD. Apple-Tree One learns strange fasts, ev this beautiful and quiet spot. Here is a sample -- ln chatting with Mr. Y Dues) a millowner ut Grimsl illage, a few diys 0, he sa that he had suwh en will 15,180 feet of apple-tree lumber, All this was cut from sound, gieen trece that had Leen cot down. To produce the this lumber required one thousand trees, some of which were 22 inches in diameter. This means that 2,000 atred of Jand had been de- nuded of orchard for the average is 50 trees to the acre. The explanation was that the apple cfop had been nl- most 4 failure here for some years, and the tendency is towards "siiall fruits, which grow in perfection and give much more profitable returns, And here isa note for farmers.-- There are hundreds of bushels of the common red cherries now on the trees and which will never be gathered. -- This fruit is most valuuble for domes: tic use, but the whole crop has been abandoned to the worms that infest it. The birds are having a picnic, but thousands of dollars. might have been saved if the trees had beefi sprayed in time. Surely a word to Wi ought to be s a Heart | Diseas Thirty Minu Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart gives' perfect relief in all cases of Organic or Sympathetic Heart Disease in 30 minutes, and speedily effects a cure. It is a peerless vemedy for Palpatation, Shortness of Breath, Smothering Spells, Pain in Left, Side and all symptoms of & Diseased Heart. me dose convinces, Sold by A. J. Davis: -- Killed the Préasher. Little Rock, Ark., July 21 .=In' the neighborhood of Ivory's Ferry, near the Arkansas Louisian line, some- one started n report that Rev. Plate the leading devine of the neighbor: hood, had made some indecent remarks about a young lady of his congrejis tion. Platt denied this and said Dun Perdue was the author of the seandal- ous report. To settle the question of veracity, Mr. Perdue and Rev, Platt, with their friends, met about a wily below the ferry,all armed to the teeth, Rev. Platt, his fother-in-law, Mr Stuart, and Mr. Goulet, were on 6nd side aud Dun Perdue, his friend, Bill Tisdale, Bill Tisdale, jr., and two mew by the name of Defoe on the other: After a little while it became apparent. that matters could not bLe settled peaceably, both principals charging each other with originating the slander. Winchesters, shotguns and pistols were brought into requisition, and deed freely on each side, Platt was killed If his tracks, Stoart was shot down and beat over the head with a revolver leaving five gashes and is now in «& criticdl condition. Goulet had three fingers shot off. After killing Platt, Perdue and his friends fired shot after shot into the minister's dead body.-- Only one of the Perdue srowd was wounded, Bill Tisdale, sr, Was shof through both hips and will likely die. --- Heart Disease Relieved in 30 Minutes --All cases of organic or sympathetic heat disease. relieved in 30. minutes aud quickly cured, by Dr. Agnew's Cure of the Heart: One dose convinces. Sold by A. J. Davia, + ll ISHES to inform the public of Por AY Perry and surrounding country, that after four years experience in prosecuting his business in some of the largest cities of the United States, he is better prepared than ever to execute any of the following branches of his trade :--Stone Masonry, Bricklaying in all its brauches ; Plain and Ornamental Plastering. Also' Artifieial Stone Walks, that will remain permanent and will eudure any weather. Brick Cisterns without any wood in their cou- struction to decay or give out. If you are in need of any of the above, come to me and obtain pri All material regdired in my line will be kept constantly on hand, and for sale after the first of next April, GEO. GARDNER, Port Perry, Jan. 3, 1804. JIN O T Ell 4 fife BB li Prices for CASH Onl Parlor Suite-- . 6 Pieces Moquette Plush @ $30. Parlor Suite-- 6° Pieces French Brocattelle @ $300 Parlor Suite-- 6 Pieces good Modquette Plush @ $33. Parlor Suite-- Seek 8 Picces best Americih Hair Cloth @ $35, Parlor Buite--~ 6 Pieces best American Hair Cloth, fras gilded @ $37. Parlor Suite-- 6 Pieces beat Queen Plush, 8 ving elge antl buck, very large sét @ Es. g ar Algve aré Solid Walnut Frames and well finished. Also Bellroom Sets aw 16w as §11.75 tr A Cart SoviciTeny J. W. DAVIS; Queen St: Furniture Rooms, Port Perry, Sept, 29, 1892. JOHN NOTT, POKE YOUR FINGER TiOUVGER THIS HOLE Port Parry, March 9, 1892, ----------