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i BARRISTER, ats "4 to and occ #f the otheos of the ate F. BY Yafhold. Port Perry, - Ont. erin MONRY TO LOAN. private Funds at § per conds b MOL Jno. W. Crozier ARKAMFER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYARORR, &c. Office at residence, 6th Con. Reach (one mile west of Port Perry,)-- Moxxy To Loan. Issuer of Malriage Licnzes. E. TL K.C., LL.B., Cotinty "Grown Atforne, T, County § Sol- * citor, &o., Notary Pablib and Conveyunger. ! Jifice--South wing Court House, Whitby, Ont, DR. R. L. GRAHAM Buognssor to Du. F. D. McGraTTAN DENTIST PORT PERRY, Office ovet the Post Otfise. Liu FORT PERRY. All brapohes of Dahtistiy, Crown dnd Bridge W. 4 practived, i rhifioal Tooth on (old, Silver, Alamiaun or Rubber "Plates; including successfully = Fildes tymill fhe tein to suit the times® North Ontario {hi Ontario Observer A Weekly Political, teultural ana Family Newspaper IS PUBLISHED AT © PORT PERRY, OAT. EVERY THURSDAY MORNING bY H. PARSONS ERMS.--$1 wil bo Litaialk il arrears are puid up. or hii it ymid Juntvavee nou Tw Sargnd. No sttiporipbi ok or : gaa \tathing mi oo, prepaid and re when uddrested to bored wiil Le al dur ri ENTS mecoured by Nonparighy and ne ding to the space they ocoupy. ADVERTISEMENTS socoivod for out specitio itatructions, wi forbid And Ts ll be ae aan ¢ publican dic with, No a. d for. A TXDERAT, discount alowed toMershants and 'who advertise by tha yeac of half y. other THESE verms will in all cases be striotly adhered tw JOB DEPARTMENT. Pamphlets Hand Bills, Posters Programs, Dodgers Bill Hetds, Checks Letter Heads, Wedding Iovitstions, Blank Forms Receipt Books ~ Buifitress Oneda ,» Books Olronlars, Assembly Ostia, 7 Visiting Cords, &o, of gf avery style and: i * ... Parties from s distance getting Posters, &s. Hnted can have them printed © ke Homo with them, H, PARSONS. B, ae 'omvRo, REV RICHARDAON. hird Sunday as 10 Wn H. GAHU TCHESON, Manager. Blackstock (R. Manager). Bowmanville, Broolifin, Clement hl XE ager). Oshawa, Stowiivil, ot Dos AUCTIONEER for the County of Ontario, the OserryER Offion Manchestery Jan."10, Sdle Rey Patshuage sdlicited: 1899. DillonHinge-Stay Fence Mannfactuted by the Owen 8ound Wire Fence Uo. Ltd, and am prepared go Supply this 'whole community witli the very BEST WIRE FENCE producedion this Continent and at prices that can not failito satisfy purchasers. The Diron Fence is without a peer. It is the BES becaug, itis tlexible; it is a square mesh : Ss a perfect hiuge-stay fence, therefor." it is INposs ble to bend the stays 1h fact it is the best fence' made 1n this or any other country. Before pu rchasing a Wire Fende don't fail to inspect the Ditron FENCE. J. H. Brown, | DEALER IN AGRICULTURAL. Drz jessy AND MACHIN April 8 1905. HARNESS 'N vi turning thanks to the public for the | patronage " xtended to me for over dn years, 1 wonid respectfully intimate that 1 su, as usual, now ready for business, thd have a Large & Assorted Stock OF DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS which I am determina to sell very CHEAP As an inducement £6 Cann pyrelasers 4 Dooownd of 10 por nde will be allowed on all Sales from nowt Jan. 1st noxt. All work being", io MADE BY HAND ®3 and no tatory work kept in dtoc he super ority of my goods will at once besome apparent, tending purchasers will find thn by | giving me a han before looking elséwhere they oan be suited in analipy and price, m: long experience in tho trade being an id, putaole guarantee that. perfect satisinotion will be given by any article purchased. Everthing in live of business kept constantly on hand and repairs neatly mek promptly attended to, . JOBN ROLPH. Bois terry, Deo. 1, : : about Fan oad aie 0 that. the public' may he Kintey at YOU PAY WHEN CU Drs. K. & K. TAKE ALL RI E¥~ NU NAMES OR PHOTOS USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT -&) Thoutinds of g and e-aged men are aunually swept to a premature ps and Blood Di If you have any of the 4 id proms co! te. Are you nervous and Rai deznonc it an 8 tho eyes, with yank Giles pater ern, Kidney 8 irritable, palpi fatiod efor the heart, bashful, dreams HEes A the fa ses Sunken hollow cheek: Ph Lot mn, on, pour mem om distrustful, energy and strength, tir Ro [ejiesa nigh 3, ails 0 00ds, weak ure decay, bono pains, You WibL BE A WRECK. ; ; Our New Method Tre: 'cure you and make a man of you. Under its Infité foe the Drain becomes activi fhe) Shlood eed so that ail pimples, blotches and Sloot 1 © nerves Sisnom t nervousness, basnfulness and h : ecomest bright. the Tac full and clear, energy returns to the ¥ ey Jos moral, p and sexual systems are nvizoratéd; all drains ceaso--~ng body vital waste from I= 8 an Don't let quacky an cirs tob you of your earned do Ww cure you or no pay. YTHING PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL READER No matter who has treated you, i for an honest opinion Free of Charged 'ree--" The Colden smite (Idusirated) on Secrct Discraes of Mon. BoogUEs Ion LIST FOR HOME TREATMENT SENT ON REQUEST Drs KENNEDY & KENNEDY oe our. Coradisn Correspondence Di 'Windsor, If you d ent tn urie! sor offices which are for Correspondence Laboratory for Canadian busiuess Address all letters as follows DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Oat. , H. G. HUT HE :SON, . ADA] "Bell BellPhone No. 41 Residence, ADAMS & HUTCHESON SUCCESSORS TO DAVID J. & DOUGLAS ADAMS FIRE 2 INSURANCE Si: ACCIDENT Redl Estate Mortgage Loans Steamship Tickets ¢ Mails Close. The mails are despatched from the Pos" Office Port Perry as follows : LLL PACIFIC tains Nirthe: 5.15 p. Going South--10 p.m Oentral then PORT PERRY. EARTIL thanking the public for the IN ronage 'received during (he have kept & Livery Establish a TY ort Perry, 1 hive much pleasure in i announsing that I have removea fo ao , GEO. JACKSON,' et Auctioneer, Valuator, &e. FoR THE COUNTY OF ONTARID AND TOWNSRLY OF CARTWRIGHT, ISHES at this the She neenient ter, accommodated with safe and desic- able | : los Ar MODERATE dEs 4 a Feaneing th (tronage he vd ] % pains will | go to Heaven at death, | good pe | canse of | ishy all Bible nts Convent Tondo. A | § been in pro- | ¢& or killing + ahi dg "rhe bodies of the. enemy are to refully searched before burial, and be gress here for gev- | any articles found on them which eral d; days i the | Londoe ate, Rihesll, delivered wo addresses to- day. We report ne of them, from he text, "Else were your children dnholy, ate they hol ng 7:14. ber- | but now i yt -- | $ | tor declared his text was | might lead to their identification are to be sent to the proper quarters. Explosive bullets must not be used, | and quarter must be given to the en- emy whether he asks for {t or not. Tn an attack on the enemy there must be no concealment of the distinctive signs of the regiments, and the use of pol- sons for polluting drinking water is strictly forbidden.--London Answeta THE "CITY OF HOMER." 'the basis of much of the! g contusion on the subject of infant ation and infant damna- tion. discussing his text, he wished, '#0! call 'attention to a very advan theolagical step recently taken Presbyterian General Assenibly dn the United Btates. Ac- cording $0. telegraphic dispatches, it had &ltered. the Confession of Faith 20 as to Save non-elect infants as well as eles The ht, that God had arranged a plin whereby 'some infants would and other infants $0 eternal torture, has for centuries' troubled the minds of all Christians--Catholic and Protestant, | | Some said" that elect infants would jers held that baptised in- | d be saved, and other in- | | fants not baptised, or sprinkled, would § | go to eternal torture. Others held that none could be saved without re- | generation; and these, being perplex- ed as to how infants could be regen- erated, ¢oald hardly have any hope | centuries | infants salvation. For e have suffered terribly be- e confused ideas. tor then showed how fool of The Pi with the simple and beautiful of Scripture that the sal- - all--young and old, of ds as well ag of Christian the tesurrection power of | ng dw s of the Dark Ages, when ord is pow opening up for ople, shinihg as an electric contrast with the tallow- arkness of the creeds? Unable to Agree. Russell declared that he felt pathy for the move of the rian brethren; but neverthe- could not agree with their ong, believing that the Bible otherwise. wyterian view of Election cult for them to deal d e non-elect, both adults and | He foun criptures declar- God ia selecting the Church hongst the world. He coneed- those not elect would proper- plled non-elect. But he found j in the jon to jOint-heirship in Mes- ingdom means predestination | prnity of torture. have been consigning adnlte fants to the number of 90,000 y, or 32,000.000 every year, t» torture, because non-elect, erate or flligent people are out of ac- h such d proposition. Burely peat ein has been mafle | he Dark Ages, and God has dered. stor then demonstrated that the very personification of | p Justice, Love and Power; a God who would foteordgin beings per year to pass i ity of torture would be, hut the most terrible aon ble. Bible students that the Bible teaches noth- he kind we once supposed. As ps of understanding open; breciate the Divine character | before. demned Need Redemption. minding his hearers that ac. Scripture we are saved by by being {ntants, the Pas wed conclusively from the although infants share in| th: sentence and have pro- emptive 'work, an be saved only ® seems un then reviewed the Bi- all mankind grinned ame under the Divine nce of dea t eter n dude time Chrift aly" Those, vin liv- eyucifixion and those ause of this general nfants. and Sheol. aod, ut he wait: the resurrection Ringdom. Thea ese theories seem when com- | He realized that | le to indicate that | unbaptised. Syrely | are | Reminders of the Ancierit Architectural Glory of Smyrna, Architecturally Smyrna must have degenerated since the ancient days, for we are told that then the streets were broad and handsome, well paved and running at right angles with each other. There were a number of squares and porticoes and public libraries, a museum, a stadinm in which Olympic games were celebrated with great en- thusiasm, a grand music hall or Odeon, a Homerlon and magly temples, of which the most famous was that of the Olympian Jupiter, in which the reigning emperor was practically the god worshiped. The ancient Smyrniotes weré {nordi- nately proud of their city. They called it the "First of Asia," though the Bphe: slans violently disputed this claim, The | inhabitants also called thelr city the | "City of Homer," gho they claimed had been born and brought up beside their sacred river Meles. They put his image upon a ect, | which they called a homerion, a name given to one of thelr temples. Enor mous fragments yet remain showing what tremendous buildings once occu- | pled the broad plateau on the summit of the atropolis, and as one rebuilds in | | imagitation these wonderful piles he H | can easily forgive tl fay raiotes % & old. po Bote. praise Wri ey an and its Christian Herald. There is a supreme court justice is New York city who is locally noted for his severity. guilty man shall escape, and in his court very few of them do. Last fall a man was on trial before The Only 8afe Course. | | If he can prevent it no him for forgery. The prosecution, s0 | it seemed to most of the spectators, failed to make out a very good case. Nevertheless the jury came in with a verdict of guilty. Later the foreman of the jury was talking about. the cise with a friend who had heard some 6f the testimony. | "We werent certain that we ofght to convict either," said the foreman, in explanation, "but after listening to | | his honor's charge, all of us realized | that if we acquitted that fellow we'd | | be guilty of contempt of court."--Sat | urday Evening Post Dangerous Dust. Dust {8 more dangerous than draft | The dnst of the house is more danger ous that the dust of the street. Itis fn | dry, windy weather that colds, inflo- | Ineo may be. aver at ho begt with strong onion in which onions have gas and lamp globes } i for the same: purpose. a a To a provide; some trap--a vessel contain. ing honey and water or water with plenty of Sugar in it, in which they will be drawn by the sweet contents and find it difficult to get out again. SUMMER MATERIALS. | Practical and Pretty Are the Linen and Ratine Frocks. Linens of all kinds if the hattral col- orings as well as in rode, ', greet, navy, brown and Badlkafi blue "will He worn this summer. Cotton ratine and eponge as well as other novelty wash fabrics are employed in the making of these suits. The combination idea is used in the construction of many. A coat of rose ratine may be made with skirt: of white, and a suit having blouse of brocaded cotton mate! may have the skirt made of a fabric. Ratines with handsome borders are smart, as ate also linens and ratines with openwork borders. While some suits are made on strictly tailored lines, so that they can be easily laun- | dered, most suits are trimmed fn some way. For instance, printed ratines or linens used as a trimming for light col- ored stilts are very effective. Silk is also used, particdlarly black moire, | faille or brocade. Blouses of all kinds, cutaways and straight cut Chinese coats are all used for wash suits. The regulation blouse with the fullness drawn into | place several inches below the mor | mal waist Ine or with the fullness hanging over the belt is the favorite. The majority of the blouses opening ' fu front with small vevers are more sujtable for warm weather than the 9 piowme. the left shoulder. The ly plain, although some are made with | a few plaits or a suggestion of drapery. Little Miss La Mode. Up to the minute from a fashion | | viewpoint is the dress of this little | maid. The material is sheer white | batiste with entre deux of Irish lace. | These bandings dre used on the waist | | | | enza, bronchitls, tonsilitis and consump | tion are caught. For every speck of | dust 1s an aeroplane with an army of | disease getms as passengers. Sunlight | destroys them; they thrive in dark ness. The broom and duster of the housewife stir them up from their breeding places in dark recesses, and the open windows of the dusting bout | | blow them all about the house--Neg | | York World. Testing. "Why do you put your fluger on that paint? Don't you see the sign 'Fresh Paint? ® "Yes," replied the man with eccen- tric ideas. | testing it and think venience it would Pod OF course, fn he Tiertrint Profession It doesn't matter bow often Gertle-Why 80? Flos: Jovers quarrel. sle--Beénuse they make up every uigh! 50) Swiss ou ually dapd,=LaoBo Tit-Bits One They Béth Love. "But -1 can't kéep from' what a cou- fresh egpd same Way."-- | | portions to form the yoke, and pois 2 of the same extend dows for a few inches on the tucked skirt. ' The sleeves of lace 0d vatiste ar | Bua bow. V.C. HERO GONE, | ssi !| Late Major Cockburn ured Little Dy the death of Jajee C. Cockburn, V.C.. at b George--Mabel and Jack's marriage Maple Creek, Alberta, seems an ideal one--ntich a perfect uni he was son of hearts! The Girl--Yes: he lost one adores' Mabel, and so does she e forth from a, sig in.his own order. with the state. gontains nothing os ehudren. of Hi A or those eave at death. 1 ro a milton. at | Toes, W 8o ressed * Maiq jth-Dogrien, who comn irr, at he him for th to Te resentation wi 'oron! y presen Top of Cornwall and York, St mony taking place at the : on Oct. 11, 1901. A sword waa 'also voted to the gallant off In addition % the Victoria with four bars, Major Cockburn al wore . the Royal Humane BSocle medal for having at great personal risk, saved from drowning, his brot! ers, Robert nd James, in Lake Ro ! sean, fifteen years ago. He ie vived hy his mother, Mrs. G. R. Cockburh, and a sister, Lady Tate, The. thtee surviving CGanadiany whol now wear the Victoria Cross, ate: R. W. Turner. R.0.; Major E. Innd, Corps. Reserve, "and Sergt. A. HL| Richardson, formerly of Strathcona' orse. | and 'the Qneen's South African 'n *"Daminion'™ Notes. + / | Fuperintendent J. E. Rogers, of th Ontario Provincial Police, rolates amusing, incident of his | fn passing Canadian oey. in th lirois metropolis. It was sbout time when he was despatched to Oh cago to file the extradition papers in| the casé of :. Beattie i _sbitt. Hef. sought fo pay. his hotel bill with Cana dian bank currency, byt was at a five per cent. discount would be charged on all bills, with the ex: ception of the Dominion one and two) dollar notes. Mr, Rogers had te: der (ed tha pmount of his acount in Ban lof Onrimires bille., Bomewhat ea porated, he began fo thumb over' his | "roll." "The clerk watched him me while. "Wa will take those withdut' dis. | eount," he observed, pointing to a fi | dollar Dominion Bank bill. | Mr. Rogers smiled, paid his accou i" Dominion Bank 'bills, secured | receipt, and then had his revenge by: the | Pointing out the vidicnlous 'ig of thé wise Aovounianh of the 1 ' Fathers of Protection. At the moment there seems to be outburst of discussion as to who Ww the Father of Protection in Jeuaday 0 | of the N. P., as it was called in | | days. W. T. Dewar, manager of ti | Prank A. Munsey Co. of New Ya | sent out a press report that it was his| | father, William Dewar, who lived ' one time in Fenelon Falls, Ont., and now seventy-seven years of age, and ifving in New Jersey, who @ fh ter (an official magazine cf the Pr byterian body ig Oanadn) contains firet of a jesiiof fiistes by Will Mackenzie, now 'of the Privy Coun Department, Ottawa, giving bis iftiscences of the public men of O | ada as be knew them from the | gallery thirty years ago. Mr. [Pera thinks the paternity of the ( Setongs to the late John Maclean. The Hamilton Herald would not pass ove. | David McCulloch of Hamilton. The discussion seems likely to be lengthy.{' Scared By Aeroplane. Farmers' horses now have 4 new. enemy--aeroplanes. J. Bemrose of! | Beeton, Ont., was working with a tesaf peat the grounds where a celebration was gqing on, one of the features be- ing an aeroplane flight." The saw the flying =achine and ran so far the owner couldn't find them. ~ Next day they came home of their own accord, bringi gig a strange with them. Per an y meroplane, too. by reg tbat jabor can be made happy ~Rull kin. i Cy Warman's wht i The O.P.R, end the Grand Trooki Railway, Dare ihe distinction of, ete ploying Hae in its | It fs only by lal be made healthy, oy ead Sg Treas D