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! oii desiros ions, we say, are i Venefactors of or country and should 'have the countenance and support of {all who wish to see our country pros- Also -the latest patterns i in Long Suitings. 'WM. BROCK. . May 6, 1800. «= ONTARIO, 4a Office Residence--Opposite Tum- ne oe and Besia pris John se hours--9 to 11 a, m, ; 2to 5p. m. il evenings. PATERSON & CROZIER, , Solicitors, &c, w ¥. Parxrsox, Q. Cornus nom, BA. Port Perry, Sept 11, 1890. r in its most valuable and material interests. All 'who have anything worth showing should bring it out and thosa who have nothing to show, should go and see what others exhibit. These shows also offer an opportunity to 'the fair artistes of the community to display their intellizent (hrift and ingenuity as shown in the preparation of the produce of the duiry and in their skill in getting up both the useful and ornamental hardiwork which tend to make home more comfortable and wore attractive, No lady can inspect the work of the fair exhibitors without be- ing better for it. Reach, Beugog and Port Perry are from year to year well represented at these Shows but a very much larger representation may be expected at the coming show, The new road across the swamp has shortened the distance between Blackstock and Port Perry by at least six miles. The distance now being so much shorter greatly in- creased numbers may be expected from this side. Cartwright being now so much nearer us than formerly we shall fraternize more closely and give and receive more frequent visits, Let us give them a rousing turn out and show our desire for the success of the show and our appreciation of the benefit offered us by shostening the distance. Remember the dates, Oct. 1st and 2nd. © See large posters, ieee ARR « strike | Laid Away inthe Silent Tomb. 'was th were best ody They were el respected here and their honesty and integrity 'were much appreciated, But in Oartwright where they were best known their many good qualities were much admired and increase the; orrow at their departure. Much sympathy is felt for the mourning and bereaved families, ps Gala Days at Olark & Co's Great Goods ent. : pis y tarday next, 26th i 2nd 31 a Sate the Grand Open- y Days of the Millinery Department of Clark ¢ Oo's establishment, they ill 'indeed - be gala days amongst the crowd in to witness deserve much ity aud push and know how to ap- proud to eee such men as Mr. are| Oalloch, Mr. A. W. Ewers, Mr. Tennyson, Mr. Dobson*and others go! out and in amongst us, Our new butcher has got into busin- | ed ess full swing, and is just such a man as we believe will fill the bill to per fection, affable, courtedbus, and atten- tive. He buys right and thatis a gunrantee that he will sell right, and if we at the capitaldon't get fleshy and good natured it won't be the fault of our butcher who supplies as lots of first-class meat at fair prices. That much talked of shoemaker has not yet come on. When we have had tailors here they did well, the field is now clear and a suitable man could not fail to make it pay. Pro Bono Publico. Mgr. EpiTon. On motion of Mr. by Mr. Thomas G Martin was elected Jas Graham, Secretary. On motion of Mr, Th seconded by Mr. Turner, | Secretary and the pointed a committee to lands in this locality w securing suitable ground: hold a Plowing Match make other prepara Match. antiring interest he ifested in the wells Mr. E. E. Stickney's letter in your|i last issue is a repetition of the das- tardly untruths so cowardly circulated for some time previous, and it un. doubtedly merits no reply from me as, MR & Oo, aniunce facets, which cannot with but one exception, it isan absurd th wess of falsehoods and Simply shows to what depth this man will descend to "square" himself with an indignant public and possibly injure my reputa- tion. He evidently has the disreput- able side of the question for he tries to prove his position by heaping nearly a column of the vilest personal abuse upon me, and endeavors to" further substantiate his position by assuring the public. that eal} come | from E. E.| By way of i : to injure he charges me with wa in skill in treating "his late daughter Maud; which is ona par with all the rest of his cowardly attagks.. Though that case is foreign to'ghie present con- troversy, yet, as be has dragged it 'in, I am obliged to refer to 'it. - That the publie'niny know how _ false and mal- icious his statements are I shall in few words give the fagts, On 19th o will be on ition Exhibition to be held sessor. of the shells lined with old gold pl | on silver legs. Feb, 1886, I was called to see Mr. E.| E. Stickney-- 'the Christian gentle- man" who was suffering from inflam- mation of the bowels--and who, not- withstanding my want of skill, recover- ed under my care and treatment. He asked me to give his daughter a cough mixture which I did. She did not consult me again until the 12th of March, when she ' called at my office. 1 there gave her more medicine which wos the last occasion apon which I saw her professionally. I never once removed her garments to examine her lungs and I never passed a itive opinion upon their state, All these facts 1 have taken from my books. to the country. prophecy before the He reiterated it side; differs from this' before the sane com! She did not dié for many months there {8 after leaving ample time for her lungs bo become affected and result fatally. |' od Bim with tha applicant from the north was the lucky | witiner, but this was contradicted by tour local contestants: Why the ap- the | confident of it, remains a mystery, Whatever the object ray be, there must hase boeu a fearful and apparent. iy. unnecessary amount of obliquity in the statements of those who have, or think they have, the patronage of this | position, nr ml iis 1 A Severe Attack. * I never felt better in my life than since 1 used Burdock Blood Bitters. Ihad a severe | bilions attack, and could not eat for days and was unable to work. One bottle cured me. For biliousills use B.B.B. JouN M. Ricaarvs, Tara, Ont. TcroNTo TELEGRAM: -- Ontario is not a | ungrateful te Oliver Mowat for his destinguished services to it as province. The memory of faithfulness to pro- ed | vincial interests in the time of need saved his' political life last June. Bat is it not time for him to cease firing 'on federal authority ? Efforts to weaken the eéntral - power do not aid in the work of uppulishing Canada, And a province that loves the nation better {than it loves itself does not rejoice to i{sée Oliver Mowat fighting the battle the 'Merciers, who, in the name of is, 'would raid the nullity the lhe Tribune ndidly. duien the Pp ty The obstacle which: stands in its way B89, is the Tory government. It may be {relied upon to make a letter Hight, | basing its contest upon the ground, ~{'that commercial union® will, inevitadly 0 | be followed by political union; in which contention it is unquestionably correct The Deadliest of Serpents. The corba destroys less life on the ng in one of their old theatrical ight fn to which a little reality is d by their rather bitter Fivalsy, up opposition to Sir John air the benefit of Mr. 2 is inadequate to amit everything ; Jsuffice it to say that Our time for Removing is drawing and intending purchasers can rely on. getting good Goods at Prices they can't get anywhere else, romana sa EZ The Brock Agrll at Bi Shaw which 'will be eld at put forth "to. make this' the best e held in that wtp sud por township. EZ" Go and see McOaw's fine assortnicnt of Schiool Books, McOaw's is the place for good and cheap School Books and School Sup | plies, r etn fo 'the wife of ie & Widen, of 4 "Sanghter Ks MARRIED. x OsterBY-IRVINE-- At the residence = bride's father, on the ah Just, Rev. R. Li Ockley, Mr. Ni Ee ; Lydi of Gloveraville, ay ear, 2 gigas" Spring Wheat Goose Wheat. laine 5=88888gn Pee Cap yh £5 8sszoassErssguEsy @ Romo, 'BES388E