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"right to use Johrson's Patent Forms and . BOOTS &SHOES JiR FOR THE FALL TRADE. Seventy-five Cases of Boots and Shoes now opened at J 6. HORGAY Shoe Store. Without doubt the . CC / Lar gest . C h capest ) Encouraged by the facility with which they obtain credit, customers are | pay day comes, as it always does, they find and Best Assorted Stock of BOOTS and SHO! ES in NORTI1 ONTARIO, Aud these goods will be sold at close Cash Prices. Note these prices : Men's Long Boots for $1.75 per pair. Boy's Long Kip Boots at $1.50 per pair. Women's Leather Balmorals for $1.00. Men's Leather Gaiters for $1.75 per pair, The Cheapest Boots in the County. 100 pairs Men's Home-made Kip Boots, warrant. ed to give satisfaction. All sgoods bought from me that is warranted will be repaired Free of Charge. I respectfully solicit an inspection of goods and prices. : J. G. MORGAN. Port Perry Boot and Shoe Store. Port Perry, Oct 16, 1877, SEED GRAIN. 'Phe Subscriber has on hand and for. Sale a large quantity of the very best quantity of Seed Grain, 1,000 Bushels of Choice Barley 400 Bushels of Superior Spring 'Wheat. Just the sort of Seed that farmers require. pen. Come and Examine it. M. G. ROBSON. JONES BROTHERS a@AGAIN IN THE FIELD 6 er DEAR SIR,-- As you are aircady doubtless aware, Mr, C. W. Joxss was compelled during the Spring of 1877 to retire from active business owing to 111 health. At that time a separation of the interests previously carried on by us was effected, the Dry Goods Depa:tment being assumed by J. A. STiruiNG, & Co., and the Grocery by W. M, Jones, Freedom from the cares and labors of un extensive business has so far improved the health of C. W. Jones as to induce him to enter the arena of business again, and the public arc hereby informed that a consolidation of the entire business has taken place under the old and familiar style of JONES BROTHERS. While making this announcement, we gladly embrace the opportunity it affords of expressing our gratitude to our friends and patron® who honored us for so many years with their confidence and support, and we would assure them, that if they should again favor us no- thin; will be neglected on our part to merit a continuance of the same, "As the country is now passing through one of the most severe financial crises ever experienced, we take the liberty of making a few observations respecting a system of business which prevails almost universaly, and to which, in our humble opinion, is attributable in a large degree, the still p iling dep and fi ial distress t the country, We refer to the system so long in vogue, of giving credit. We don't hesitate to gay that the fruits of that system have been the cause directly or indirectly, of ruining more business men than all other causes combined, It is the Cancer of the il ity, ing the sul of all by interest, while the incubus of bad debts burdens every merchant's ledger. He is not the only victim. Interest, Bad Debts, and the EXPENSE OF BOOK KEEPING AND COLLECTING, must be provided for and the merchant doing a credit trade must of necessity charge an EXTRA PROFIT to cover, if possible, these contingences. often led into buying more than they require, and when themselves confronted with an enormous bill of items which seems to abound in over-charges and mistakes. We frankly acknowledge tl public have not been encourage hat merchants ate in a measure responsible for the continuation of this system, from the fact that the d by a fair and liberal distinction in prices, to pay cash They assure their customers that goods can be bought as cheap on six and in some instances twelve months time as for cash. To every Intelligent individual the absurdity of such a system must be apparent, for no man living can afford to do this and do justice to himself. Having therefore seen the utter folly of attempting to do a Cash and Credit business at the same time, and having experienced to some extent the evils of the Credit System, we are now resolved on a NEw DEPARTURE, and are determined not to let our ambition to do a large trade outweigh our discretion, -- Warned by past experience, we have deliberately adopted tho CASH OR READY PAY SYSTEM, Believing it to be right and calculated in the end to prove the most satisfactory to all concerned. By avoiding Bad Debts, Saving Interest, Reducing Expenses, and MAKING EVERY DOLLAR WORK, we propose to study business economy, and thus we shall be enalled to sell goods at THE SMALLEST POSSIBLE PROFIT. Upon these principles we hope with your generous co.operation to establish in Port Perry, 8 GENUINE AND SUCCESSFUL CASH BUSINESS. The extent of our premises and our superior facilities for carrying on satisfactorily every branch of our business are so well known as to require no further r:ferenoe ut this time. . OTR STOCK Is coming rapidly forward and in a few days will be complete. Itis large, attractive and thoroughly assorted, bought and carefully selected, It has been MARKED VERY LOW, and will be sold Cueap vor Casn oR Propuce. : MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENTS ement of Miss Harmsox and Miss Dyer, who have in the past given universal satisfaction in It has been well Will continue under the popular manag their respective branches. . THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT gentlemen who appreciate a'good fitting, fashionably and well made garment, Mg. Jsaacs who has the Offers special advantages to A ] ) has established his rej utation as an accomplished cutter and one thoroughly posted in the latest principles supervision of this branch of his profession. Our extensive ! Cape, Shirts, Collars, Ties, We do not feel like closin, great advantage of buying your goods for Cash or Produce. vantageous to all parties, and onc whereby goods can be bought and sold cheaper than by any other means, We trust you will improve the first opportunity to pay our establishment a visit, and even if you should not find it convenient to become a purchaser we shall have much pleasure in showing you through our stock. Yours Respectfully, JONES BROTHERS. Stock of Cloths and Coatings affords every opportunity for making suitable selections, while the Stock of Hats, and Gloves contains all that is new and stylish. g this circular without again thanking you for past support, and trying to impress upon your minds the By so doing you will help to establish a system of business mutually ad- Port Perry, March 18, 1878. Prince Albert, Feb 27, 1878. IMMENSE er (VF mimi NEW Spring FOR EVERY ------AT: CORRIGAN & SEEDS & SEED GRAIN FOR THE---- and Garden ! ARRIVALS Field -- AT ---- E. WORTHINGTON'S, SEEDSMAN, PORT PERRY. Salt and Plaster, Opposite the Ontario Bank. Timothy, Clover, Com Port Perry, March 14, 1878. Goods! DEPARTMENT, and Tares, N Te NURSERY STOCK! CAMPBELLS The Subscriber has on hand a very choice lot of CARRIAGE Oe. XS BUILDING Blacksmithing IN ALL THEIR DEPARTMENTS. HE undersigned take this opportunity of stating that they have entered into Partnership as Carage and Wagon Makers And GENERAL BLACKSMITHS, and are prepared to execute all orders on the shortest notice. Horse Shoeing A SPECIALTY. Having purchased and secured the sole 'Tongs for tho Perfect Repair of Cultivator and Seeder Teeth, Farmers wishing to have their Cultivators and Seeder Teeth put in order for the seaon should bring them along at once and get them put in a perfect state of repair. Parties wishing Carriages or Wagons made or repaired or any description of Blacksmithing done may rely on sati-faction fu material, workmanship, style and prices. . p@F~ Give usa call at our Carriage and Wagon Works, Perry strect, a few rods north of Brown & Cunie's Store, REYNOLDS & GRAHAM. Port Perry, March 29, 1874, FOR SALE. (Qh! Easy terms a House, Outbuildings and 12 Acres of Land near ['nion Avenue Apply to C. DAWES, Auctioneer, R Port Perry. Port Petry, Jan 39, 1878. Fruit and Ornamental Trees, SHRUBS, VINES, &C. &C. Which he ofters for Sale CHEAP, Parties intending planting this Spring will find it to their advantage to calland see the Stock and ascertain Prices before purchasing else where. Small Fruits very cheap. The correctness of each varlety guaranteed, Nursery Grounds two blocks west of Foundry. C. C. KELLETT, Port Perry, March 20, 1878, Proprietor. SPRING. We have much pleasure in informing the public that we now have one of the largest and best assorted Stocks of Hardware in the County, marked also at the very Lowest Prices consistent with profit. OUR STOCK OF BUILDING HARDWARE, (Bought at the lowest prices for Cash), consisting of NAILS, LOCKS, KNOBS, HINGES, BUILDING and ROOFING PAPER, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, and VARNISHES, TO FARMERS. We have bought direct from the Manufacturers a large stock of Farming Tools, comprising FORKS, HOES, SPADES, SHOVELS, SCYTHES, SNAITHS, and RAKES. TO MILL MEN We can offer inducements in FILES of the best English make, LEATHER BELTING, warranted genuine Oak-Tanned Lace Leath 3 y METAL, and all other supplies. or, MacHINE OILS, PaDOID TO CARPENTERS. 'We make a specialty of TOOLS, and k i PLANES, GHISHY Tw ee S, eep nothing but the best makeJof SAWS, TO BLACKSMITHS AND CARRIAGE BUILDERS. \ Our assortment is complete, embracing the usual linés of IRON, BAR, HO! BAND. STEEL, CAST, SPRING, TIRE and SLEIGH SHOE. COIL CHAIN, Nokes SHOES, HORSE NAILS, BELLOWS, ANVILS, VICES, AXLES, SPRINGS and WAGON BSKEINS, Our stock is also well assorted in HUBBS, SPOKES, RIMS SHAFTS and POLES, CARRIAGE GOODS and TRIMMINGS of every description, ' Thanking you for past favors, we solicit your valved orders for this season. LAING & MEHARRY, SICN OF THE COLDEN ANVIL, QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY. EWING foams FOR ALL. ThE undersigned would take this opportun- ity of returning his sincere thauks for the large 'and still increasing patronage bestowed on him since opening business in Port Perry ; and would now intimate that with the view of securing greater accomodation I have move i dation I hb: d ny business to the ghop on the Shvosite side of the street, THE SECOND DOOR EAST of the POST OFFICE, where I shall be happy to wait on all parties wishing to purchase. SEWING MACHINES Sewing Machine Attachments, Oils, &o. The Best Machines Cheap for Cash * Repairing promptly attended to. The public are kindly invited to come and inspect my show room. - C. TUPPER, Dec. 4, 1877, CLEMENT DAWES, HA Money fo Loan on Farm security in any manner to suit borrowers. Mort. gages bought at lowest rates. Accounts Notes, &c, collected on reasonable Com. mission. Apply personally, or by letter to C DAWES, Auctioneer, &c., Port Perry, March 7 ,1878. ~~ REL] SALE NO ACCUMULATED TRASH Fresh New Goods, BOUGHT AT PANIC PRICES, Which enables us to sell mvem Brow those who profess to sell < AT COST," and still make a small profit. The immense increase in our business in the year 1877 over the preced- ing one wurrants us in saying that the public are convinced that for good value and Low Prices we stand at the frgnt in the trade. Please obserye the prices of a fow of the leading lines in Stock :-- Men's Kip Boots, No. L......... $2.00|20 Ibs good Raisins for.... .... $1.00 13 1bs Bright Sugar for... 1.00 Ladies' Peb. igh Cut Bal Men's Shanty Boots, No. 1... 1.75 alin eRe a : > Heavy, White Cottons (yard wide) for 10c per yard, worth 13c. Scarlet Flannels, 182, 20c, 25¢ and 30c¢'per yard, worth 20 per cent more money. Ileavy Cotton Bags, 16 oz, for 25¢c. 4 1bs Tea for $1. The best Young ITyson Tea in the County at 50c per Ib, or 5 1bs for 82.25 per To clear out balance of Stock of Tweeds, a discount of 20 per cent will be given on all Cash purchases. Nore. --All Goods marked in plain figures. BROWN & CURRIE. Noted for Cheap Goods. Port Perry, Jan, 30, 1878. YDS more Embroidery. to- day, making the largest, choicest and Cheapest Stock in Town, from 3 cts per yd. Black Silk Dress Ruttons Smoked Pearl Buttons, : White Pearl Buttons, Valenciences Lace from 4 cts per yard, Ladies' Kid Gloves (two-buttoned) from 50 cts per pair. <4 Lodies' Kid and Goat, buttoned Boots, and Slippers--the Cheapest Goods yet offered. Every one should sce these special lines At FORMAN'S CHEAP CASH STORE. Port Perry, Feb, 21, 1878, JUST TO HAND i. 4d. DAVIS' Prime. White Fish Trout, Herrings, §c, CHOICE GROCERIES, CHEAP As any House in town. PURE WINES, LIQUORS ! Cigars, &c., always in Stock. FLOUR & FEED Of all kinds--cheap for Cash, WANTED, 1,000 BIS. POTATOES, For which the Highest Price will be paid. I. J. DAVIS, Port Petry, Oct, 24, 1877. LARGE IMPORTATIONS en Qe ROOM PAPER! (Diroct from English and American Manufacturers.) My Stock of Room Paper, just imported, for 'Magnitude, Value and Variety, | Far excels anything in this line ever shown in the County of Ontario. The Prices are such that parties requiring Room Paper will do well to inspect my Stock. W. H. McCAW, Royal Arcade, Port Perry. March 7, 1878. New Goo Spring and Summer ! ANY QUANTITY OF NEW DRY GOODS! FRESH GROCERIES. Boots and Shoes, Hardware, &c. To be sold at the very lowest figures for Cash, Farm Produce, or approved Credit March 20, i878. 8. H. CHRISTIAN, = = 5 of the White Flag with Red Star PEOIAL CLEARING SALE FOR TEN WEEKS ! re AT ore B. J, THORNE'S STORE! $10,000 AY} gz n WORTH Must be converted into Cash during the next Ten Weeks, and in order to accomplish this Enormous Bargains Will be offered. Goods will be Slaughtered and the Price reduced to the Lowest ever heard of in Port Perry. ga No Deception !&ua pa~No Humbug !<@a #ayPrices will tell |-@g No Reserve. All Goods Marked Down. Terms--CASH. B. J. THORNE. Port Perry, Jan, 24, 1878. The Highest Market price FOR ANY QUANTITY OF Barelv, Wheat, Peas, Oats, &c. Delivered at the Elevator of the Subscriber, Mavihaniers. Sept 5, 1877. S. H. CHRISTIAN, THE "CHAMPION" RECORD FOR 1877. Ocer Thityfire Thousand Machines Sold. NO BREAKAGES--No vexations in gathering the crops--NO CROPS DAMAGED whilé waiting for repairs--No telegraphing for repairs--NO REPAIRS TO BUY---No express charges to pay--Easily adjusted to all kinds and conditions of ass or grain--A CHILD CAN MANAGE IT--LIGHT IN DRAUGHT--A PERFECT MOWER--THE BEST REAPER--The most simple and durable of all Harvesters--Tho best and cheapest Machine in the : j market, Purchasers Always Entirely Satisfied. 1 rm mn FOR 1878. FORTY THOUSAND MACHINES ARE BEING BUILT. eis STEEL FRAMES BEING SUBSTITUTED FOR WROUGHT IRON FRAMES: | MALLEABLE IRON CHIEFLY USED IN PLACE OF CAST IRON. . ONLY SLX PIECES OF CAST IRON IN COMBINED MACHINES. WEIGHT THEREBY REDUCED OVER THREE HUNDRED POUNDS. : : . SINGLE REAPERS, OR L1GAT MOWERS The result is that the © Champion" will be the lightest in ¥ tand draught of any machine in the market, at the same time equally as strong and urable, and as free liability to breakage as those built in 1877. The manufacturers are determined that shall excel in every particular all other machines offered, padi of first and 7 therefore taken this UNPRECEDENTED STEP IN ADVA CE OF ALL THER tol PETITORS in the manufacture of Harvesting Machines. rtd 30 For further information, address, OSHAWA, ONTARIOW Oshawa, Feb. 20, 1878. Sa ? AGBNTS--E. WALKER, Port Perry ; GEO. URQUHART, Sandford.