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Spring Wheat 45¢ to 500, ; i ge Tender discussing the condition of wheat growing it. America as revealed by the Agricultural. Bourd, says that the Americati farmer must in the end ise prices or abandon wheat growing. American railways and steamers will someday. cease to carry hia freight for almost nothing. Tt adds that it is true that Russia, Argentine and Indin must be reckoned with and that the last 'two countries have not reached the lowest price at which whet can be profitably produced. It is reasonable to regard the present price of wheat and indeed of most wholesale commod- itics as an ®ccentric transient pheno mena. Tho return of prices to their natural level may - be asssisted by the abundance of gold promised by new discoveries, but hobody can attempt to any when the balance will be depressed The worst is that every farmer. will have to decide before long what area he will sow with wheat. Inthe mean- true that the benefit sometimes is in: tercepted, as in the case of California fruit befors it reached the consumer. still the profit goes somewhere and the wonderful extension of the fruit trade 'is a plain sign that the middle man is not all-powerful in evil undoubtedly our farmers suffer. Opinions differ ar to whether the benefit outweighs tle loss, but certainly UgFoou wunity benefits largely. Big ¥ Fire. A very dissatrous fire osclirred at midnight of Friday last in Goodwood; the large carriage works and handsome brick residence of Mr. Wm. Todd was destroyed. Every building on the piace wns burned down--the house, blacksmith and woodwork shop, drying house, show rooms and stables. Mr. Todd has a very vice driving team and fu trying to save them wis severely kicked. He crawled from the stable and got around by another door to the fred room where he cut the halter Ho was kicked in the side. A mess. enger arrived in Uxbridge about 4 o'clock Saturday morning for his brother, 8.B. Mr. Todds heavy, being $10,000 less an insurance of $4000, At first it was thought the shop had been set on fre, but it is now cosidered possible that the fi e originated accidentally in the hlack- loss is smithing depurtment. The theory of incendiarism, - howcver, is lieved. pica a few weeks ago in Mr. Todd's shop lends a color to the theory. "Mr. Todd will build a temporary accommo- dation for the winter and erect per: manent buildings in the spring. - The widely bes The mutulation of some bug- property destroyed was exceptionally good ; its equal would be hard to find oatside of much larger places than Good wood.--dJ ournal. Rev. Geo. M. Adams, D.D. Aunborndale, Mass, writes: "I re- commend K. D.C. very strongly ; inmy ease it Has proved singularly efficient ; when I could find nothing else to give relief it was a prompt remedy. T should be unwilling to be without it." Free sample mailed to any address, K DO. Ltd., New Glasgow, N.S,, and 127 State St., Boston, Mass. --- The Supreme Court guve judgment Tuesday in a betting case from Lon: don, holding thay such proceedings were illegal, and that no action for re- This means that all covery gruld lie, persons who make wagers on the re- sult of elections for Parliament must confide implicitly in the honor of the stakeholder, lLecause he cannot be made to give up the money if here: fuses to do so. a Look Out For Cold Weather but ride inside of the Electric 1) ¢hted and Steam Heated Vestibule Apart ment trains of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Panl Railway and you will be as warm, comfortable and clieerful as in your own lilirary or boudoir. To travel between Chicago, St. Paul and Minn enpolis, or between Chicago, Omaha and Sioux City, in these luxuriously appointed trains, is a supreme satis- Hstion | ; and, asthe gomewliie ancient ones, we and sleeping oar tickets. - detailed information address A. J. aylor, Oanadian Passenger Agent, Toronto, Out. Port Perry Market. {Quotations by Messrs. A. Ross & Son, ] Thaursday, Oct. 25, 1804. Fall Wheat 48¢ to 48. Goose Wheat 450 to 400. Bere o rowed) A0¢ to 400. R; 400, ol competition. EY in Arion and other countries. I { %NEW + GOODS General Publ } my facilities for largely increased and Gent's Furn of Superior Quality, Perry, Oct. 10, 1804. 142 J. H. BLONG'S Gent's Furnishing Establishment To my Customers and the Have much pleasure in stating that to supply everything in the Lowest Possible Prices, A call respectfully solicited. JET BLOM. 4 ARRIVING» ie: business have been I am now prepared ishing IL.ine Latest Styles and per ton more than any other Brand, B. in stock Blossburg Smithing hind Briar Line of Dressed and Undressed Lumber Water Lime, White and Grey Line, Hair, §ec., &e. EZ Prices quoted on a Port Perry, Sept. 5, 1894. (NPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. 1 wish to inform the public that I have a full stock of the Celebrated®@Scranton®©Coal which is credited with being the best coal in the market and worth 50 cents Cement, Thanking my numerous customers for past patronage, C.T.. VICKERY. op me -- Times Va HAYWARD & Here 18 A BAMPLE of HOW we SLAsm DRESS GODDS-- All. wool Tweeds, 54 LADIES' MANTLES--$2 50 Ouats; Was. MEN'S OVERCOATS--83.50 was 85; | Worse slaughter if necessary tb make and prove our words, Clicap Goods eT re a ew, Fresh Goods. Is it per cent. on Wwhilt you RD & COS: People appreciate them and in mind-- We are going out of Bu Block ; that's why we sell so Chea any object for you to Save from 28 buy ? Then go to HAJ a 5c was 81 to $1. 40 ; Adi ingh twas 30c; 15c wis 300. 40 heavy all wool Serge, 46 inch, twidth 450 was 60c. Plaids L. Flannel, all wool, 28 inch, ¢ was Tc; Tc was 106 ; Jc was 110 ; 16¢ for 11} 10c Prints 50c wag 0c. Mixed Tweed, 40 inch all-wool Serges, 20¢ was 25c to | 500 wan 70c; 44 inoh, 40c was 60c 20c was 35c. Nice Blue Berges fro 15¢ was 20¢.; 14c was 18¢. Flan: 1240. All 10¢ Sheeting for Boj 124 for T§c ; 12}c and 15¢ for 10¢. § ; $3.50 was 85 ; £4.50 was $6; " Fur Oapes--$§19 was $25; £5.50 was $750; 87 was $10, $12.50 was §18 ; 87.50 wus $10. an 87.50; 86.50 was £10. Ulsters, $8.50 was $11.50 was $15. Youths' and Boys' 83,50 was Childrens' 82 was 8. wan §9 ; '61 $6.50 was $9; $7.50 was § ns $7.50 ; £2.50 was $3.50. 0 was 85; $4,560 was £6.50; $12 was $16. Men's Pants ares is ot what we are doing now. bein go. \Oowe and see for yourself EZ" Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples and Potatoes Wanted. Remember Brown & Waite Co's Old Btahd. HAYWARD & CO, Port Perry. prevents firth quotation; bu e sure and get the hest, 1 have alo Hill Soft Conl. 1 also keep a Fine y Lath, Shingles, Hard and Soft Wood, Plaster_of Paris, Plasterer's pplication. The Town is in for it Now. On the appeal of the township of North Monaghan Tuesday, Justior Ferguson granted an interim injurttion restraining the town from constructing the outfall sewer upon the highway of that township. The town 1s thus placed in a most etibnrrassing situation,"and one that is likely to prove most costly. The work on the sewer was stopped Wednesday, as Mr. Edmison, counsel for the town. ship, and the sheriff, drove down and warned the contractor that to procee:| would be taken as contemp' of court and action would be taken necordingly. Although the stopping of the work is hard enough, that is not the worst of it, as through their solicitor, the township has issued a writ for damages, which was this morning placed in the hands of the Sheriff for service. The amount of damages is placed by the township at $10,000. Mr. Edmison, during the afternoon, prepared a paper for service, warnihg the corporation that unless the highw uy was restored to the sme condition in which it was, prior to heing torn up by the corporation, within a perind of five days, that the township would em- ploy labour oh work at thie town's ex pense, tin » ourtatn and speedy ours for & oon in the Head and Oatarrh in all stages. SooTHING, GLEANSING, HEALING. Instant Relief, Permanent CSEmd Cure, Failure Impossible. aro simp! Many so-called di symptoms of Catarrh, uch as lien he, sense of 80 cents FULFORD & CO, Brockville, "ont. To Exchange. OW, five years ars old, diie to Calve in AR Apr, 1895, for a Buggy ; 5 will give or take difference, at a valuation, Yor particulars, apply at the OBSERVER Office. Port Perry, Oct. 10, 1894. PURE - BRED REGISTERED BOIES. The undersigned keeps for service at 'Hillside' Farm --lot 10, con. 9-- Reach, two Pure- bred, Registered Boars -- a Tam- worTH and a CHEsTKR WHITE. Partics desirous of vast] improving their | stock of Swine will consult their own inter- BOARS. & SEE THEM|® Th undersigned keeps for service at his jot 2ho con. 1; Brock, two Pure-Bred m the Farias the mort Figs Serine rower: In the Cot wa ne sa Sorkhie y White and wax bred by ter; the hr a ME Jobs Adams, Ambleside, ay be seen on application WM. MEDD. BFE hy oe J hE Oot. 6, 1894. Puro - Bred Yorkshire White Boar ZORRA KING | Thee Yoderst ed hoo k pa at bis Ja. vee poreined Two Splendid, Young, Pure-Bred| 'bite Bears are reporte od to bw fairly swarm ing in the Oamphellford district, and it is estimated that over thirty have been already killed this season within a dozen miles of the village. Bear hunts are now of daily occurrence. A good story is told of a hunter there who went as fitk as his orchard and laid ih wait there for his game: The bea came all right enough, but the hunter just glanced at it, dropped h's rifie and fled The next day his infant son asked him if he had gotton his rifle hack yet, and sked 'his father to vouch for the ac: curacy of the rumour that the bear had tiken it away from hifi, RR Disease Heart Relieved in Thirty Minutes. Dr. Agnew's Care 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 remedy for Palpatation, Shortness of Breath, Smothering Spells, Pain in Left Side and all symptoms of a Diseased Heart One dosé convinced, Sold by A. J. Davis 'BAY OF QUINTE EATING HOUSE! rPHE podersigned wishes to announce to the inhabitants of Port Perry aud gur- rounding dountry that he his opened a Res taurafit in the Shop first door east of Messss Cofirtice & Jeffrey's Harness Establishment, where he will be pleased to serve all with everything iu his line, Neatly, Tastefully and Quickly. DINNERS, LUNCHES & OTHER KEALS. Received daily ard Served in any style. £0" Fresh Fish (canned and otherwise) of every description constantly on hand, Patrons may rest assured that no pains will be spared in catering to their wants, and the most fastidious lover of gastronomy may depend on Having his palate pleased. JOSEPH COUK. Port Perry, Sept. 26, 1894. Canadian Pacific Railway. ONTARIO DIVISION Trains will leave Myrtle as follows : GOING WEST. ' GOING EAST A. J. DAVIS, Agent, Port Perry JOHN NOTT, UNDERTAKER, and Funeral Director, PORT PERRY. N returning thanks to the public for the patronage extended to me for over 30 years, I would respectfully intimate that I am, as usual, now id or busincss, and have a Large & Assorted Stock OF DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESE which I am determined to sell very CHEAP As an inducenient to Casy purchasers OR will be allowed on all Sales from now until Jan. 1st next. All work being MADE BY HAND, and no factory work kept in stock, the sdperiority of my goods will at once become apparent. » ntending purchasers will find that by on ens Zorra King was farrowed April lst, 1894, bred by vis, Eaq., they can be suited in quality and price, my o ditock, Out. Sire, pt long experience in the trade being au nda: diy Mistress 4th (imp. in dam) --42--, by putable guarantee that perfect satisfaction lagna a ET a will be given by any article purchased. 43); Proed Y Turk i} goerthing i li g in my line of business kept Gharte Ci by * Grud constantly on hand aud repairs neatly a |siving me a cull before looking elsewhert "Jorn ROLPH. i FULL STOCK of Fall Goods to hand, including Suitings. Over Coatings, Worsted Coatings, early, and bought largely and with diserimination. IN SUITINGS OUR FITS warranted. Port Perry, Oct. 3, 1894. : Rlour, iedl & Feed English, Scotch and Canadian, Tweeds, &c. Anticipating a busy season, we seedred oti Fall Stock our Stock is noticeably fine. are becoming celebrated for their Neatness--they always retain their shapeiand wear well; while our prices are the talk ofall, Superior workmanship, the ga Styles and Perfect Fits o. Hy WEITBY. Blong Block: E. H. Pdrovs Presh Groceries Relible and Provisions. He keeps constantly on hand a full stock of of all kinds, Cheap for Cash. £2 Barrel, Sack, Dairy and Table Salt. IGHEST price in Cash paid ag all times for Fresh Eggs, Butter, Oats, Beans, Flax, &e, Port Perry, Aug. 28, 1894. PORT P The undersigned hegs to announce to the vicinity, that he has opened out in the in the Store lately occupied IN THE BLONC Where he will keep in stock everything per sell at Prices that canbot fuil to § tants of Port Perry and and Tinware business . Wright BLOCK ! ® to the business and will purchasers. There will now be no necesgity for parties to purchase Stoves; Tinware, &¢.; iu fact, it | Uabridgeites, and all othets, to secure from me my line, whe Ranges, Stoves, Tinware § as wy stock will embrace tire most popular ar Ranges, inclu BUCK'S CELEBRATED HAP Having had Twenty years' experience at to me may be relied on to give satisfaction. Bavetroughing and EF A call solwited. Dor't forget the inity going to Uxbridge o the advantage of thé hing they way require in Eavetroughing lo makes of Stoves and DUCHT RANCE. all orders entrusted Forg Perry, Deo. 1, 1609. stowed oti him sides tommencing business in Port Perry, and would bég to state that having, at a large expenditure, thoroughly overtisiiled the giitire Mill and introduced the GRISTING & CHOPPING Expeditiously and in a manner that catinot fail fo give satis: faction to my patrons, Dressed Lumber, also Lumber, Joists, Scantling, B DAVIS LoAuES a CAR NA fe IN FULL BLAST ! Emm PHE tindersigned takes this opportunity of returning his sincere tharke for the large measure of patronage be- best, most approved and moderii fiiachinery including the ROLLER PROCESS for the manufacture of Flour, is propre to do The Trade supplied with Flour of the finest brands. THE PLANING FACTORY in full operation and can supply all kinds of Boards, Pick #45, Shingles, Posts Doors, Sash, Mouldings, annisters and Newel Posts. 7 BILL LUMBER A SPECIALTY. All kinds of TURNING ahd BOROLL SAWING done on short notice, JAMES CARNEGIE. PHARMAGY Port Perry; Oct. 1, i891. The Subscriber lids just received a Complete Assortment of 3; ALS CONBISTING OF : TOILET SETS in Plwsh, Persian and Oxidized Silver, Leather, §e. PERFUMES from the best makers, in Cut Glass Bottles, Bohemian Vare, §c., at all Prices. FANCY CUPS AND SAUCERS, VASES, §& PIPES and CIGARS of the Finest Quality: A. J. DAVIS, Chemist and Druggist BLONG BLOOK, PORT PERRY ANG & MEHARRY HAVE AGAIN OPENED OUT Magnificent Stoclic of everything in their line LAING & MEHARRY. ANEGIES i RoLLer "| People Say it is Hard Times! the case I will make to get BOOTS of Superior Guallty it a Great Reduotion i in Price that will surprise you: MAK Ki « ALL SIZES-MY OWN M Keep no other--No {afarion Stock. _ Differ. ent sizes made up, all of which 1 will His. 3 PoooTs that when you ses them and hear the priees you will be sure to pur: chase. ns oss » Repairing of all kinds done with heatness and dispatch. Laces, Polish and Waterproof Blacking - Rubber Overcoats and "Rabber Boots re- paired. #2 Next door to the Market, 4 WM. BONDI Port Perr}, Nob. 14, 1993. PAINTING KALSOMINING &C: 1k understaned avoid take this, Bpfo- TT tunity of thanking his numercas pat- rons for their liberal and still increasin, patronage during the time he has carried oF the business of PAINTING in Port Perry, md would state that he i better prepared than ever to execute all orders. for Painting, Ralsomining and Paper Hanging Parties entritsting their work to me ma uy. rely ou having it hebtly and promptly exe- cated, My charges are Hioderats, 1 am also prepared to supply Paints, &d,! when contractin A continuance of public patronage solf cited, WM. TREMEER' Port Pony. Mar. 23, 1593. STILL LEADING fVHE UNDERSIGNED begs to return thanks for the liberal and still increas- ing patronage bestowed on him since com- mencing the Bate! ng Business and would state that he is better prepared than ever to supply the public with JUST SUCH MEATS as cannot fail td meet the requirements of all, and trosts by offering only Cporox MEATS at motlerate prices, apd promptness in business to receive a liberal shark of public patronage. #2 All orders left at my Stall in th Market Building, or with me on my rounds with conveyance, will receive immediate and caréful attention. ISAAC J. WHERLER Pott Percy; Aung, 16, 1808; CEOS J rsHES to inform the publie of Port W Perry and surrount ling douttitr¥,' that after four ycars 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 Masonryy Bricklaying in all its branches; Plain and Ornamental Plasteripz. Also Artificial Stone Walks; that will remain permanent and will endure any weather. Brick Cisterns without any wood in their con: strdction to decay or give out. If you are in need of any of the above, come to me and obtain prices, All matérinl refjiiired.in mn line will be kept constantly on hand, and for sale after the first of nexs April, GEO. GARDNER, Port Perry, Jan. 3, 1894, WilN © T Elli fe SO 1 eal Prices for CASH Only Parlor Buite-- 6 Pieces Moquette Plush @ $50; Parlor Suite-- 6 Pieces French Brocattelle @ $20. Parlor Suite-- 6 Pleces godd Mogquette Plush @ $35, Parlor Suite-- - 6 Pieces best American Hip Cloth @ $35. occupy the extensive premises just vacated by Mx. B. F. ACKERMAN, where we will Le better prepared than ever to supply our custowers and the public with everything in the WHICH FOR CHEAPNESS, STYLE, Durability and STRENGTH, Castnot be utirpagsed in the Eouuy, &c.; inabundance. Fort veri, Api 3, 1894; Port Perry, Match 9, 1892 ¢o REMOVAL 83 We have Moved our business to the South side of Queen Street and now Harness Line Robes, Blankets, Bel Trunks, Comparison of Prices Courted BEATTY & BONGARD Parlor Buite-- € Piecds lest Atierican Hair Cloth, frad gilded @ $37, Parlor Suite-- 6 Pieces best Queen Plush, plo olf and back, very large set @ #2 Above are Solid Walnut Frames andl well finished. : ; Also Bedrootri Sota as 16w as $11.75 ar A Cavs SOLICITED. J. W. DAVIS, Furniture Rooms, Queer &, 8: Port Perry, Sept. 29, 1892. Notice to Farmers: The andersigaed. bog begs to intintile to the farmers of fhis district tht. he has just purchased a new Machine fron the Works of Donald M'fg Co, all the latest appliances fo A. BAIL Blackstock, July £ 1894. PoKE YOUR FINGRR TaovoH TIS s Hot \ THEN LUOK, ON UTUER S.DES cid + Seraetord which | ich hag, graffi as it should. fe i sted that in threshing peas it does not lg ; them. Orders for Sraieg solier