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and five hours--8 to. 10 a.m 'ud Evenings. Telephone | in office and nd day over the lines i} the residence of G. Port Percy, Nov. 15, 1804. be honsk, open night nd Robson, V.8. dic, ssor. to and occupant. of the b oes of the late F. MiYatnold. Port Perry, - Ont. # , Feb. 7, 1901. MONEY TO LOAN. Private Funds at 4 per cent. Jno. W. Crozier, ARRISTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, - &c. Office. at residence, 6th Con. ; each (one mile west of Port: Perry, -- Monky To Loa, E. FAREWELL, K.C., iL B., County Crown Attorney, Barrister County 8ol- : Sitar, &o., Soy Diffice--Soul bh x = wing Court House, Public and Conveyancer. hitby, TW. A SANGSTER, DENTAL SURGEON. Office Hours--9 to 12 a.m., 2 to 6 p,m Also open Satarday ¢ evenings. ar Gold Fidiugs, ity. ,, Bridge Work ay Ii talline and Crown Dr. F. D. McGrattan (D ENTIST) 1..D.S. of Royal College of Dental Surgeons, also D.D.S: of Toronto University. Dice in the Allison Block over Allison's rug Store. Rote Berry, April 9, 1902, . DENTIST, Office over the Post Office. All bradches practic Office hours--8 a.m. to 8.30 p.m, J. A. Murray, PORT PERRY. of Dentistry, Crown #tid Bridge Work successfully ihcliding Artifical Teeth bon Gold, Silver, Aluminum \ or Rubber Plates. Fillings of Gold, Silver or Cement Painless extraction when required: #4 Prices to suit the times® : . . North Ontario Observer -.vo. "etremio A Waekly Political, Agricultural and| NRE ny ; Family Newspaper 89 arrison, i 18 PUBLISHED AT Four. PERRY, oNIL: Dress and Mantle Maker EVERY THURSDAY MORNING ISHES to inform the ladies av that she has moved to the rooms formerly occupied by her i : H. PARSONS over Mr. Flint's Drug Store where |- Senys a x no, if paid vance : if mov $1.50, She is prepared to exectite all or- ' ve argu, hak or Jest | ders for Dress and Mantle Making Ba in a manner unsurpassed for 1BTTERS confaluing money, when addressed to this Obice, propeid sud registered will be at oar risk. Correctness of Style ao eine Toy smowials and and Charming Effect. AD BMENTS received or publication, with | Our charges are consistent with sf } and charged Settle: | the value given : ". s ment will be taken out until paid for. g 3 % al a lowed olor si Sdother Port Perry, April 1, 1909. Fupreg HB torms will ns ures adhered to JOB DEPARTMENT. Blackstock Branches aldo at Claremont, Stouffville, anville, Oshdwa, Whitby, Sunderland and Broohl in. Dominion panies. eS Jos. BAIRD ICKENSED AUCTIONEER for the TT County of Ontario. Sale Register at the Onskrvkr Office Patrouage solicited. Mancheuter, J; Jan. 19, 1899. GEO. "JACKSON, : Licensed Auctioneer, Valuator, &c. YOR THE OOUNTY OY ONTARIO AND TOWNHII oF CARTWRIGHT, ISHES at this the commencemat of unother Auction Sale Season to re- tutn thanks to his numerous patro past faxora,, it seupstiog their esl aud continued "patronige he state that no effort or pains will bg spared on his part to make all sales entrusted to him successes. His very extensive practic in tho past should be a sufficient recom mendation as to his ability. All Sale given into his charge will be attended t with promptness as dispatch. Sale list made out and blank notes supplied ftee, on application. may consult hie SALe REGISTER either at the Observer or Standard Offices, Port Perry, for dates claimed for Sales; and make arrangements, or write to his address «7 Phone at Residence, No. 81. wa CHARGES MODERATL GEO. az JKSON, a J. MORRISH ', Pamphlet Hand Bills, Posters rdgrams, Dodger Bill Heads, Checks Lester Heads, Wodding Invitations, ISSUER OF MARRIAGE lank Forms ~~ Receip Books, ~ Busines{ Oa s LiCENSES Hout Pooks Circulars, Assembly Carll, SEE PorT PERRY, ONT. - May 10, 1907+ 7 Y% 1 AR 3 BAVID J. & DOUGLAS ADAWS, PANKERS AND BROKERS. MONEY TO LOAN (Biti sh Capital) at 4, 4} and 5 per cent. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. REAL ESTATE BOUGHT, S01 SOLD OR EXCHANGED in any of the Provinces, or principal Cities in the Marriage Licenses Issued. AGENT-- Atlan Line and C.P.R. Steamship Com- desires to Parties wishing to engage his services |' of Canada. TICKETS Lilt ALL FARTS OF THE WoRLD.--Mr. . H. McCaw, Port Perry, is now in a position to issue tickets to all parts of the world and torsupply all necessary information to parties' asto the cheapest and best routes, &c. In addition to his numerous Ticket Agencies for Rail- road and Steamship lines; he eae been reappointed Ticket Agent fo the Grand Trunk Railway. Parties intending to travel will consult their own interests by consulting Mr. McCaw before embarking on a trip, ea . : 9 oe Wood's Fhosghodine, The Great English Remedy. xual Graduates of; two Joars ago are 'How earning $2,080 per amu, Three courses--COMMER- CIAL, STENOGRAPHY and TELEGRAPHY. FallTermOpensAug, 30, Write for pai ticulars PETERBORO BUSINESS COLLEGE GEO. SPOTTON, PRIN. MEE "EN mE wi x "Wanted. , BOUT MARC H, 1910, a mar- ried man who understands arming, to work a farm of 480 acreg n shares. I broke and fenced last ear 270 acres which is at present n wheat, that will be ploughed again this fall, ready to sow the Spring of 1gro, I 'will allow the tenant to break a. certain number of acres each year for which I will pay him cash. You will require at least eight horses, and neccesary imple- ments. A good man who does right can have lease renewed. for ap unlimited time. This farm is in the Gilbert Plains district, Manitoba. seven miles west of the town of Grandview, on the main line of the Canadian Northern Railway ; two passenger trains daily © first station west ot Grandview 1s in the centre of the farm. Very convenient, no drawing grain to market ; load right {rom Scparatof in cars. There is also a nice creek on farm. il For particulars, address the own- THE COLLEGE € JE. G. ok skrckn axb Arees biel We 3 ony; Sper - of Hoh "load Convurmpiion, PE hh ol aber Refi by all druggiate or mailed in plain chagoon toot orp Wettolor Pamphlet Yh, . FieWood Medicine Co. Wiadcr, cielo | progiiieial Loan of $8,300,008 Godp BREAD FOR ALL-- I THK GOVERNMENT OF THE The demand for the Bread of Mr. | PROVINCE OF ONTARIO, under the Pearn's manufacture is such that parties from the surrounding vill- 'ages of Port Perry are constantly * driving to town in order to obtain it, so in order to meet the largely increased demand Mr. Pearn has concluded to largely increasé®is bread route by taking- in all t villages, and next week will com- mence the new route; so be on the look out for the "GoopBreAp" Wagon. Sixty Years an Orangeman. The Lindsay Daily Warder says: Sergt.-Major Martin has been for sixty years an Orangeman, Yester- day was the sixtieth anniversary of his first Orange march, and very few share the distinction with the Crimean veteran. He was born in the heart of Orangeism, County Down,.Ireland, and was a mere boy when he first joined the Orange colors: His mother lodge was Lower Iveigh and was the banner lodge in the banner Orange county. There are forty-seven lodges in that district and two hundred and fifty- three in the county. "The: best turnout I ever saw in Lindsay," said the tot Su aay authority of Chapter 8, of the Statutes of Ontario, 1909, invites subacriptions troin the public for a loan of $3,600,000 on _bouds of Province of Ontario, or "Ontario Government Stock." The bonds will be dated lst June 9, and payable on the 1st June, 1939, in denominations of $1,000 each, with coupons attached for 'Interst at the rate of four per cent. per annum, Tite qo half-yearly on the lst June and 1st December in each vear at the office of the, Provincial Treasurer, Toronto, or at the offices of the Bank of Montreal, in Montreal, Canada, and in New York, N.Y., at the holder's op- tion. Bonds ill be made payable to bearer, but on request will be register- ed in the office of the Provincial Treas- urer And endorsed as payable only to the order of certain persons or corpora- tions, and on request of holders will be exchanged for * Outario Government Stock" at any time. ¢'Ontario Government Stock" will bear interest from the 1st day of June, 1909, principal payable on the 1st day of June, 1989, and interest at the rate of four per cent. per annum will be paid half-yearly by cheque on the 1st day of June and 1st day of December in each year. "Ontario Government Stock" may be subscribed for in sums of $50 or Tor thereof, and will be transfer- abla on the books of the Treasury De- partment only by the holderer his attorney in similar manner to trapsforg of bank stock. The issue Li during the month of June, 1909, willbe 102 for each $109. and after the 80th day of June, 1909 18! cn will be 102 and int: aE dems hy TP ho Beg. these 'Tab et. has a réasonable as- got a box of Tab- without delay, Do trouble comes, it m too. late. Sold by medicine cents a box fi Medicitie" m The Dr. Willams' s Brockville, Ont. To Ba Double-Tracked. Covad 30,--The Temic- kaming & Nprthern Ontario Rail- | way have started the right of way | between Cobalt and Haileybury, with double-tracking the line Dbe- tween. those two ceolres. The double track will be com: pleted thig year, and an hourly service wilk probably be given the residents. © The Nipissing Central Railway have complgted about three-quart- | ers of their Sy -- for the electric | line between the two towns, and the cars willbe running in October It is th#bught advantage of the Nipissing ( Central Railway building the electri line had made the T. & N. O. Railway build a double track. At any tate, tne people of this country, will now have excellent accommadation between the towns of Cobalt, Norih Cobalt and Hailey bury. The Nii ssing Milling Company has decided to rent the district that was bugned four weeks ago, the highest price being $r.25 per foot per mobth. g purgatives have killed a good man. Costive- gis bad--violent cathartics se. If bothered with trouble or biliousness, "Big Pills. Th are So d yon can scarcely feel their yet so cffective that Ie system 18 cleansed of wastes. Just try box, or five boxes for §t le at Flint's Drug Stera. JCC CCC CJC J J J J ork, Joly 29. --This time e's rpent appears off Cape Hatt . Six feet around the body, Meet long and armed with fangs i ike sickl es, he went slashing the waves hard by the staamer Simon Dumers Barrived here from Nipe, B.day, consigned to the Cuba Company. Captain Ser- he did not get near 0 make actual measure: 48 to count the fangs but he s estimate 1s conservative. A Wonderful nvigorator is § in 'the Provinces € Canadian National gear 'Each Pro- is at work on a the whole sound," | Bayly. | so level that at low tide we could, if we chose, pass dry shod, lke the chil- dren of Israel, to the other side, which means to yon island. favorite" -- in his saddle again, her littlgiones are safe. | What a Chance Meeting After Many Years Revealed. By SUSAN H. MORLEY. galers or by mail at 25 | [Copyright 1909, = SR iaeenated Literary "There's not rr such stretch on Lisa, was saying "For miles it's this same way-- In fact, it's our A whirring black cloud, startling the horses, rose suddenly from the edge of the water as they turned a sharp »olnt, and Seth Hckles, who was no horseman, had all he could do to keep his seat. "Stormy petrels." laughed Lisa. "The beach takes {ts name from them, they haunt it in such numbers, you know If you could stay another month, Seth, we'd make a rider of you. ter sport any time, 1 warrant, than those new glossed games you talk so 1t's a bet much about." Eckles, who was comfortably settled listened to the pounding of the hoofs on the hard, wet Va ~ oP -- <0 . gulltlly, ashamed that anything so sordid as family and money could for an instant have associated themdelves 'in his mind with the girl herself. It was Lisa that he wanted. "How late!" Lisa exclaimed with the booming of the sunset gun on the old fort across the channel. *1f you but knew it, Seth, we're five nifles from home. Then there's dinner and dtess- ing, and I can't under any circum- stances allow a guest to dizgrace bhim- self by arriving tardily af a function in his honor. We've got td run for it." She wheeled and led off, Seth fol- lowing and keeping up as best he | could, but undaunted by the distance | between them. Was there not the dance at the clubhouse yet before his At any rate, it was train at midoight? a chance. g And Seth made the best of it. The long galleries were bowers of palms and remote from the ballroom, and there, with the tide pummeling at the pier and tossing up sbeets of spray, Seth told his story. He was young and handsome and adept, and he pleaded his case well-- so well that he and Lisa in the white radiance of a big moon pnd with the shimmer of water about them ex- changed vows, convinced that each was intended for the other. That was the way life looked that night, but, of course, it would be the same a year lence when Lisa should be eighteen and the engagement made public. Then Seth, fresh from a law school established himself in New York. There was no tiresome, weary wait: ing. for clients. From the very first luck held his hand, and business trou- bles, growling like hyenas at the doors of even older men, from him stood aloof. Besides, he had full measure of amusements and pleasure. Friends he made everywhere. His hearty laugh and genial disposition kept him in de- mand. Life was so satisfactory and success so casy that he was 2% grandly well epll he meéi-Lawra PY "DO YOU KNOW YOU HAVEN'T BPOKEN FOR THB LONGEST WHILE?" sand, his eyes on Lisa, whose small gray form seemed to blend and be- come a part of the lithe gray she was riding. He admired her immensely, this step- daughter of his aunt, and suddenly It seemed to him that mortal wan could ask' for nothing better than Lisa for a wife, and life in this out of the way buf aristocratic and exclusive, self sat- istied old town. And Lisa was pretty. Not a girl he had ever known could compare with her in beauty, not to mention a certain rare grace of manner and an unusual, dainty wit. She had money and lineage, too, back of ber, and Seth Eckles was old enough and wise enough to know the value of such things. "If silence is golden," she interrupt- ed auizzicallx. "then your burden must So ------------------_---------- 4 Get Well First Don't Tike even a penny--until health first retus 4rd. 1 mean ne. exactly that. Ia a out S00 DRySican io says to the sick x out 0 own pocket. pay; for your ne it fas to brine you heipy" years Dr. d and in or. oo EE They are positively. sand- and un medicines' "yr BE s medicines hove in "ov a and oy thousands have in He past on Restora pipe): was Lisa's exact opposits. kuew it he had forgotten his Rab he BACKACHE WILL YIELD To Lydia E. Pinkham"s Vegetable Compound Rockland, Maine.--' I was troubled for along time with pains in my back and side, and was miserable in ever I doctor 1 was dis raged, a thought I should never get well I read a testimonial Y, ing three bottles I cured, and Gd never felt so well I recommend Lydia E. 3 in all my If 0. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to all my friends." -- Mrs, WiLL Young, 6 Columbia Avenue, Rockland, Me. Backache {8 a symptom of female weakness or de ment. If you have backache, don't neglect it. To get permanent relief you must reach the root of the trouble. Nothing we know of will do this so safely and surely as Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- Pr Cure the cause of these dis- ressing aches and pains and you will become well and strong. The great Yolo" 'of unsolicited NORE toy anes in proves Soeinn vel that Lida & P 's [J 0mpoun le a a hae om i) -- san Pla Sink -- 1 her for advice. Sn thousands to health ol charge. Laura, the engagement being speedily. followed by marriage. For awhile there were Bours cof gloom when be stood truly what he had done. In every' 4 ahte light and with all houesty he ar- ed | gel the matter, convincing himself finally that he had nothl Lisa was young and suscep ably she was already 37 408 wis sirens Corbet 'are | ment. was to be respected cost. And, too, be g and | Lydia E. | Just hs on hn ther night, but, Smug fn pale green; with pring pearls close; to her white and' nestling in her ree pal oe Jy "I claim : the privilege of an, old friend." \4A' musical voice spoke. § A to his earas he leaned on the i and some tne touched his arm. It was Lisa, He knew it bef turned to see her in pale, shim i too, in the old about her mouth and her sensitive lips moving ever sq slightly, though her face was fn repgse. $ How pretty she was! Incomparably: prettier tha thdt other night and With, a sweet, womanly dignity which pus- zled him. What had come to her to so beautify beastyy to so intensify vets: ness? He forgot the years and deeds that Iny between thatifaroff night and this, like leaves between the covers of = book, rememberifdg only as it were tha preface that once she had loved him, that he still loved her, the crowa of any man's lffe. "Lisal" he cried, his face aglow, his bands extended. "Lisa!" "Dreaming!" shd laughed. Then' the little hand pulled at his sleeve as the other reached toward two men in the shadows. One of them was strong and fine and one was young and handsome. "I want you, Seth? she said, "to know; my son and my hesband." green, with pearls at her throat and in | the same fair byir. She smiled at"higm, bid with little @ Not Entirely Undisputed. The case before the court was one' involving the ownership of a tract of land, and the attorsey for one of the parties to the suit was cross ing a witness. "Now, Mr. Grimshaw," he said, 'the property on which you live was originally a part of the twen- ty acres in dispute, was it not?" "Yes, sir." "And your title is based on the orig- inal title to that land, I PeemoieTs ~ "OYer "Hive you ha have you bad twenty-one years' undis-, puted possession of that property?' } The witness hesitated a moment. : "Remember, Mr. Grimshaw," said! the lawyer, raising his voice, "that you! are under oath. ave you had twenty- one years' undisputed possession off that property?" "It has been disputed once, and only; once," answered the witness. "1 found) a nest of bumblebees in my back yard! one day last summer." In thé general laugh that followed; this answer the lawyer subsided.-- Youth's Companion. Freaks of Figures. Some person of a mathematical turm - of mind has discovered that the wul- tiplication of 987654321 (which, yow will observe, are simply the figures I to 0, inclusive; reversed) by 45 gives 44,444.444,445. Reversing the order of the digits and multiplying 133466780 by 40 we get a resylt equally curious --viz, 5,050,556,005. If we take 12345- 6780 as the multiplicand and, inter- changing the figures in 45 so as to make them read 54, use the last num- ber as a multiplier the result will be 6,606,666,606. Iletumming to the multi- plicand 987654321 and taking 54 as the multiplier again, the result will be 08,- . 353,333,334, all threes except the first and last figures, which together read 54, the aultiplier. Taking the same mul- tipllicand and 27, the half of 54, as the multiplier, the product is 26,666,666, 667, all €'s except the first and last figures, which together read 27, the multiplier. Now interchanging the or- der of the fizures 27 and usimz 72 = ¢ stead as a multiplier and 987634321 as the meultiplicand we get as a product ¢ 71,111,111,112, al) ones except the first ae last figures, which together read , the multiplier. An Infliction. "Your tickets were complimentary, , were they not?" seen a Mass | ment," wr saw the show." i Site on ihe Rallway. well known humorist el Eoghen raiiway carriage in + ope of thosé ladies who tra: stant fear of' Solfjeions: or & Are we he to low passenger aid remained Presently, a ae are Jan fo dicted that: fold"