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--- -THE- BOWMANVILLE MARKET. ] ~ is now about absolittely certain thllt the approaching winter will s.ee an un· ,_. The publishers of the Toronto G!obl,l usually vigorous campail{n. for Scott .~ ct are giving a great deal of a t tention to the repeal in the seventeen ·l~tle~ and ?oun.ti~s exhibits at t he Industrial Exhibition, and of the province of Untiu" JO, 10 which i t 15 a ny diaplay of manufactures that merits at present in force. In the l\laratime rrovince the liquor· sp~cial mention get it. --o-men are thoroughly and hopelessly beat· fhe people of West D urham are all en. They have tried county after county irJt erested in etoves and wish to k now only · to find themselves weaker and which are the best. F ·llowing is what weaker. They have not " been abl e to retake a single inch of the territory the Glob<:l says about th e products of wrested from them . .Utterly route d and Buck's S tove Wor ks, Bran tford, and AT LOWEST PRICES. discomfitted, th ey are t urning all th eir which are sold by S. S. Ens.Hr., Bowattention to the more wes terly part of rnanville : the D ominion, and desperately end eavor"Wh f t f , d · a to strengt h en t h emseI ves · b etore I·t l en a m m · a.nu t t ac 1urer o d s . oves an f I b " ranges can pom o a ong an s ucc~ss u 8 too late e\' en here hme ,? "th 10 business rnging from t he small · 0 m ucli e n · eTco ey are mee"m rr WI · b · · care f .. r, r1 "t · Ii s · terri"ble egmnmg o niany ~ e arH ago to the long couragemen t · P ar yism 8 ·· 1· f b ·11 · t B tf d b · h . I 11t " 0 f t h ' p rt of th e me o u1 c rngs a ran or uay wit · 1 th 1 P ? ~ e ~op~t ·~~~ li u~r-n~en h~ve t ho h um of mac~inery and i be <:lc!wes of onumon, ~n fl;. , qt ism fo the a larke a rmy of men a t work ; when, learned t . howf to hn. 1 .ze parl.y I t . r . ami d competition and bus i1Jess rival rv, promo 10n o e1r l'Wn enc s. 1s pam· h · · · 1s not on JY m 1>mtam ful t be compelled t o believe tha.t the ts gooc t heir 1 vell.?· t e to d ·n earned popular ity, but produce an ever ho un . r y art ffi - ayBi t increasing de mand t hac t.axes t he maker pohtticiatns of oufrtc 1 error o 1 mor a e 1q uorra c. u t o suppIy 1t, · it · may sa fe ly ancI trut hf u l Jy th i{ a~e. Scott Act re eal that has been be asser ted t~at those pru~~ctions P.osses~ eBrrf:d~n the Provin~e of Ontario has s uperwr me.r its and q uali ties. 'l'h1s ex:· --0·-· d l I b th A t. act ly describes t he stoves, ra ngr·s and at l.owest 1·ates. b een carr1e arl{e y ecause e n is f f db h 1 1l · l k d th 1 · 8 0f · · urnaces ma nu acture y t f> t we . m own 1 exci~ m!! maker, Mr. \Villiam Buck, of B ran tford. wise V W?r o .on ~ ? e a nd. m~mpulati!lg t lus miserable parti~an The exhibit of Buck 's ~toves in t he St ove pre]ud1ce. JJ1berals ha ve been phed B ·id· th I d t · I ..,. ·t· · · h I t t · t la w h" h . m m g at e n us r ia -"' xpos1 ion is ea s do vod e agamsd a d bw ktc the largeot to be seen, the spuce occupied wit appk wa.R wea ene an opp r·se an i·o ·en h · f t f l 130 f d eet an d b h h tilih of the lie uor-loving a vmg a r on age 0 nea r Y ow.n Y t e os . Y 1 a dep th of 1 2 feet, or a. t utal area of over Tories. Conservatives were urged to re· f t h. h · db th t -l?l·m r llll '"il!l&lillll_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1111· · ·11 t b . . tl ·n 1 , 500 ee , w 1c is covere y e as onpea I a Iaw th a w.a s emg run m le 1 ' 1shingly large numbet· of 110 s toves and t erests o_f the Grit party, and for t he fi ve furnaces. persecution ofalldwho were not R eformers. Id d 11 t · d f avor1 ·t e, th e -~=::-.::::===~===============~~====~=-:~ 'rh etr1c · k s11ccee tt d R Th .. · ·- .. ___ _ _ .= _ _ , e d a n d tile em b" 1 ere d ' e to H au we t - ne h ·1 " e p IayEd m . t o t a. -fian ome, ish" very uame app1 y L i'b er a1s an d Conserva t 1ve · f ·t f l . · ' l t. £ · · I 1 yp1 ymg one o 1 s c ie qull mes- . rn o Hon. E . Blake's Health. the hands of t~e cunmng men w l O a - radiatin" t he home i n which it is placed · 1 I ways put self-mterest b efor e party, and th · 1 " l th · ~~-~~$~1>-;-1ii;i888: r ej oice t o be able to induce their dupes wt t ~ s ~~ma. g o w d,~c d ar m -:--1 11 t o put part y before ev e rythin ~ else. sen e wi a . e w an . ~n wme m e e .e has cause for rejoicing if i t be Canada - ---o---i S t 1 A d ress of the tineat artistic d es ign, making "1 t· · THERE were shipped to Great Britain true tha t Mr. Blake ls in excellent heal th. 1 "t ust ins gofi?l~ ' tl ure Y d n. f D . re i t more than. e ver a t h ing tJf b c1 .. 1ny a udn. last mouth fro m Montroal 10,687 head of His perfect r ecovery wottlcl bo a nation al no ou r eyes su 1cien y opene . o we ·i "d d · I l 1· · · k th" I' t ffi ll . h { eci e urname ntrn t l·" i " use. t is "'.L1 .· a cattle and 13,069 sheep. uo t ·fuowt bis iqul or db ra ts c wlefi I m1oufg fit.t edwiiha l:u·gerd' u i.! ,,.Ji ,.i-,,r '··:t8e tJ1 a.ri i blessing. Mr. Blake is a statesman far t o r e ttae o e nus P. y 1 se · 1, era 1. Y. f h · h · , / · · 1d t t ?. O 1 b h »rmer1 y, w IC IS~ " c"ih 11 ·uc'""' " "co r e· , above the ord inar:y t:y pe of t he successful u nphrrnd Cip e .ts .r dafegy , nyTh y Ssuoctt m ove th e air from 1.,, "··t ' om . P>iS· it up· FAR llllERS' E1'1PORI U iU. THE number of male teachers employed e eat us. e c ·l h · . · · · politician. H is s peechea were never in m e t o s cau l d ware t hrou g t. ~ ". :l "" 11ut1! 1t i11c1r . ges 1i t · d d 1 · 1 I bl in the schools of Onta.rio has d ecreased the h eat of a campaign mere partisan A\ t is g b,o lo 'd a.nl c o d ea drnca fc uh a e goo d the top heated ,. ..._; H<ldiug i t>J w .r rn th to I t· 11as ~sBe 1un re s o from 45 per cent. t o 37 per cen t . within omes, 1tn h f h · ' · · appeals. They were an e ducating force turned hundreds O f lJOOr d errraded in - t e heat "- t e StOV c·. t~df ·. rhtS illlJ!l'uV ethe las t ten yea.re. · · t b · 't bl "' t d ment assists the e1rc nl>lt1·m of wor m a ir and many por tions of them a re of p erma· e. b ~ 1at e s m o so er, r espec a e, ~espec .e all over t he house. Tl1e R ad iant Ho me is matJ.e iu fo ur THE .Minis ter of Education will apply nen t value. Mr. B lake is a compara tive - ~it1 11ens. F rom e very coun ty m which it has been repei~l ed t here comes a cry of · "t h d bl J t d · f for a grant at the next m eeti ng of t hll ly young man, and if his r ecovery is per- shame and r egre It has not beeu en- s~zes Wl ~u e iea ers, an l1l .our k d la forced as well as it might have been en - sizes with srnglo h<'atera, l\u~ twv ·1zes Highest pl'ice paid for all . inds of pro uce. All k inds of grain bought . Legislature t o establish a manual tra in· fect many years of usefuln ess to Canac . per f ec t a~ we wou Id w1tl1 OV<:ln. L ial .1n tieat · uo t a.s f orce d . I t rn · tt nd t1as 1.n f f eq I · mf; · · ing school in connection wit h the Provin· are before him.-Montreal Witness. ·- - - -01- - -like to have it. But it is as far ahe ad nf po wer .ur ~cono~> y ' ' ue · ~ llJC« it s lll cial Normal schools. · l . 1 rt f · ht t r oduch on rnto 0 ' Hada, tlw usii.udR have 1 0 icence as <a v 1s " 10a. o nig · b Id d h d d · .. I · Sir John at Kingston. Having heard so many expressions of regret at my int ention of · d s, in · th ose co nn t1· es th a t w1 "ll shor tly een · so ' h ·a n i~·d :Je"r f r1en l r e eman b · Y 111 I N the Province of <._luebec at Baie St. l t0 t t d b ·t 1 creasing w ic i , as 1 iaA et> n s , 1 , rn th.i . going out of the Dr y Goods b usiness- it being so convenien t for those trading with t N AND IS EM V O e, we appea · yon s an y l · b ' 1 "denc t" "t t th t d b Paul, Murray Bay and most all t he liE 1'ALK8 ON RETALIATIO ' - Le t us fr uBtrate the villainous scheme of es"a ev d e u i s wor i l · a n ee · e me i n my Grocer y D epartment- I have been induced to continue t he samA, ftteling B RACED J.IY F.REE'.l'RADER. h f l t I pr o. Uc ·· · that by carrying a FIRST CLASS stock of STAl'LE D HY Goomi -- goods tliat everybody places down t ho north shore of the St. . those more reec om Th e ·.a · I> H . ·1 m ge Wl·11 a Iso needs and i n fact must h a ve- - and sellling them a t very cr.osE PRICES, 1 can give· my . w oI want d . G d d . h o .PY up py 'I'llUUl{1 Lawrence crops of oats, barley, rye and T t 0 h ·d d 8 h k 't h The Provincial exhibitiot1 was formerly t h e1r sou - es troym g, ,-o · is onorml! b f un r.i w ose · 1 c ens many old cust omers, and any ne ov ones t hat may favor ine with their t ra de, every opened las t '.l'uesday at K ing&ton by Sir business. We can if we will. I n eve ry e a mi tar . tobacco are ruin ed by frost. Scott Act coun ty there are more thai:i '.lre thus eqm pped . They ~re presented sat isfaction . J ohn Macdonald before a vast a udience. welve differen t styles, k0 m n o lern than L t h d 0 d Being in a position to buy where I please, I am enabled t o buy in ma a re- and arc fi tted with th e un obst rucra b le M R. FosTER.'s methods of financin g, r e- In a ~peach he referr ed t o Retaliation a nd enoug goo men an true peal con test a greater d isaster t o the rum l · I I d tho very best markets and at the lowest possible prict's, and l feel confiden t t hat the uaid tha1; may be Canad a would have to marks the Ottawa Free Press, have been · th ·h t th ·ir county damper w uc 1 een trol s t 1.i rallght from purchases I have m ade for t his Fall and Wint er t rade cannot be excelled either in look to its own r tiso urcee in view of t he wer au evde1d1 eRvo lle e JI ice t he rauge to the chimney. 'l'hey are t he well exemplifred by the imposition (Jf action of the U nited Stat es. Canadians, llbof quality or price. fi d · tl h e ore recur e . a y, ra Y, 01 · "D 0 1 an~es,, t th. ~n 1 1· e getrllll<:lh f . utaxes on peach baskets and huckleber r ies, h e said, are to be excluded for no act of more fo r the cituse of h uma nity, and win· ~ Y G I find Dr_y Goods cheaper t han ever this fall, and intend giving my 1 1 m other glorious vict ory " for God, and phe;i.;: ra ~,h w ic ~eparar es e as r:nn aa well as by his borrowing $ 25,000,000 theirs. Well, if they will not allow us to Home and Ooim try. " - Canada Ci tizen. t e fi rti wit out < 1nst or wast<." ~nabhng cus tomer s the en tire bene fit. ' , ypu to al ways ha ve a clear, bright fire , in England at 3~ per cent. a nd loaning . t rade with them, we can tra de with ourselves. '\Ve are not a fraid or dismayed at - · without ooking or scrapiug. It is st rong the money to Yankee specula tors at 1± the attempt t o hamper our co mmerce or The Issue Stat ed. h andsome and durable, and is also fi t ted p er cent. cripple our resources. Th e effect will be 38. - for the m oat powerful het>ting. ' ·'\Vate r WEST E N D H OUSE. t he same as shown after t 're abrogation of T he traffic in in toxicating beverages, Front" made, m>iny people h aving th eir John Blakely, of the township of the reciprocity treaty of 1854. It sh owed . being indispu tably the m ost productive bath a nd d iuing room heat ed fro!ll this, "A reliable W c ttch is of more val1~ to ·.t P ercy, only got three months at Cobourg t hat we could r ely upon our own r esour- cause of the degredation and ruin of in- as well as a lar ge supply of h ot wate r for ces. While we sh ould like to continu11 to sinner than a Bible or an Et·ange.list." for attempting t o p0ison a. ueighbor's trade with ow neighbor i n t he freest divid ual, d omestic pover ty and wretched- bath and kitche ri pur poses. They are -&echang~. r cattle with Paris gr een. The L ondon m1mner, we cun afford to w.1it wi th calm ness, disorder, crime, au d political cor- also adapted to the b ur nin1;; of wood, coal ruption, a nd tbe public taxation and ex- or gas for fuel, a re posi tively guar anteed 110 ACR ES. Advertiser thinks the p eople who admin- self-r espect the outcome nf the m at ter. pense for police :mrvioe, criminal p rosecu - to the purcha~er to gi ve satisfaction with Mis3 H ulda B aker, of Syracuse, N. Y. , tion, ch arity an d correction, e tc., and out ptej ud ice to eith~ r th e cook , the fuel - oister j usti ce down there must regard t his . but< rl-."' no benefits t hat in any de- or the chimne. v , and over 20,000 are now The undersigned has received instr uctwns kind of offonce a s of little i mportance ac· cr<:lated "' sensation whtin she r ush ed to Contri ., from the owner to sell by Publie Auction, on Sir J ohn'a side a ud grasping h is hand, gr ee compensate fo r i ts e vil cuns i;q u rn - in use in Canada. cording to this sentence. declared : " I am a loyal A mer ican subbes, should be prohibite:i and ext er minT he furn ace departmen t h as fi l' <:l speci---· - · j ect, but I can tell yo11 we don 't mean to ated ---b. v la w.- 'f he P olitical Prohi bition - m ens of t he Garne t furmic e, oue of whi ch J · ' To1~0NTO School Board has inaugura- ohut Lim door agaimt you. We are going ist, 1888. is in-actual operat ion, al ong with Bigley 'e moTT0.111's H01°EL, in tho 1888, at Ru1 ~l'HE J E W ELLER, ted a plan that migh t be wisely Rd op ted to open it up wide ." . " "' -----~ · bot water combin:11ion . I rs leading fea. Town of Bow lll11nvn1e, d TI h t"fi1ed 11 Sir John laughed, and s:ud : ;::sure y ou Clarke Cou ncil. tures are its posi ti vely gas-tigh t, with the at b by other oar s. i ey ave no ,i a won' t against such a good-looking fellow 2 o'clock jf~r~e~~~ni~~lie that valuable __ farges t r ad iating s urface and perfect comI teachers of the Public Schools t hat their as me." T he following accounts were passed at bustion. The Garnet furnace wherever .e ngagement terminates on D ec. 31, 1888. t he last session of Clarke Council : Tnclig- placed has gi ven u ndoubted satisfaetion L ,b or and Cost of Living. This actio u is taken to enable them to ents-Louisa L ee, $ 3 ; " Widow Mel'ril, Its new feature of Rigley 's hot water com- containing 110 acres of land, being tho same We carry a full line of Gold, Silver an d · 't 6 h eat"mg power 0f JO or less, composed of of tho South . t wn dispense with the servicea of any teacher Widow ll:glison o.nc l Widow Wilkinson $4 b ma add 5 t 0 i · ,. more hundred and being t wenty.five acres Lot No.one IO, N ickle, H unti ng and Open-face .W atches T he report of t he .Ontari.1 B ur ea u of each; C. Decker , $6 ; M . J . Brookbank, 000 cubic f eet without any add itional cost in the 7th Con. of the 'l'ownship of Darlington. which we are selling very cheap, so cheap who does uot give satisfaction. Ind ustries for 1887 has been iss ued. One 4118 M · S t dA 1\.. 1~1 of fuel. The ch ief ad vantage of this com- in the County · of Durham, exeept a bout ten in fact t hat n o one need be without a 'II' ; orrrn tan on an mos 'J. C i er acreR on the South-west corner thereof, owned part c1eals with labor a nd t he cost of liv- son, $2 each; Wido w Sanders, $4; Wr ight bination is t he heating of room s at a dis - by Vanstone, a.4d several Village lots sold off good reliable tim ell:eeper. W e can supply l!'ARMERS should now see that when i11g in On ta.ri< > and is based upon reports Family, $3 ; Widow V1mskiver, $4; John ta nce from each other, green-house11, etc. from the South or front part of satd lot con· you wit h t hem at all prices, from the they thresh their barley i t should be from ~,981 males and 322 females over · now m · oper ation · to.lning fi\·c moro or less. Hancock, $ 2 ; Thomas H a i·vey an d Sam- I t is a t the ex h l"b"t" i ion On the premises iaacres, a good fro.me house with cheapest " Water bttry, " at $2. 75, to the spread out and not left in piles in bins. t he age of li and 41 m ales and 10 females uel Morton, $4 each. A. Griffin, gravel and is worth the carefu l inspecti on of all large kitchen and wood shed attached, in most expensive Gold ones made. We th t t und er that age. . b . f 480 !t. plank, $4 80 ; th ose who are intereste d in heating. ever y way suited for a first-class farm, and is have also i n atock a full line of those D ea lers lll ar 1 .ey Ill. or m .us a . a grea , According t o these reporhs the a verii.ge $10 ;. J t. H utchison, t d l 4116 \" B t Th e exhibit also incl udes a fi ne li ne of in good repair. Also good barns, the main celebrated " R ockford " W atche&, fot· a · barn being on a stone foundation with stables d eal of barley is atamed m t he brns, and ~ yearly earni ngs of t he males with families T . L m on, pos an llO es "" ; " in. t en, posts and lumbar, $2.20 ; J. B urges3~ hall and parlor grates, tailoring stoves, underneath for horses and cattle, and a cellar which we are the sole agents for t he it seems this year b11,rley is har d to thresh wer e $426.75, which was one dollar higher cedar, $12; Wm. Blewet, work W . M ll. cookm g r anges, et c., while there are 110 for roots ; tbis was out in thorough order district. We have a lso complete lines of <il! during the year or 1887. The other buildings a nd badly b eilrd ed and ver y liable to be than th~ a verage for t ~ e fo ur years 1884- $1 ; W. Batte n, r ep. guards, .;;il.50 ; J o Im 1ass th an t \Vent Y· t ivo d 1fferen t s t YIes 0 f are first. class and commodious ; the fences are E lgin , Waltham, Columbus, Illinois a nu · · F k t 0 f t "' Si . With extr a earnm gs, and the earn- Dobson, work , $3; H. R . Jon~s, work on wood cooking 11toves. in !lood order. 18 S wiss m akes, all of whiQh wo guarantee in1ured. armers ma e a no .e " · inas of wives and childr en the total averTaken altoget her the exhibit i n its en- '.Urn farm ls situated within 100 yardR or a side ron.d, procnrin!! ticket and exrJr.n ses to give good satisfaction. i t will cert~.in ly be dollars in your pants a.a~ income of 1 ·hese famih;s was $4.MI 61. ., l· · I l mill, church and school, and the Post Olfice of Mrs. M cChesuey, $24. 88 ; G. ,V, Craw- lirety 1 1is year Ia t 1e mos t tit tracti ve, t 1e Tvrone. and has a good road to the Harbor p ocket s. t he days of labor averaged 2 57~~ . so that ford , ex penses ~ending Kate B lue to P ort finest and t ho largest t hat h11s ever been and 'l'own of Ilowmanvillc, about sevon miles - - - -- - - ·-· -···each d ay's pay i>veraged $1. 70. 'l'he cost 7 · t ~ ; W m. u '· n a1 ·1s seen :.t t.he Tor onto-Ind us tr ial Exhibition. dist.ant , is a fine clay loam 1·olling. and in a P erry, $o nm er , p Iant\, The soil A N D Tn E ad vice which the Domrnion of living for each of tl1,.se familiee was and work, 75c. ; James Wanan, c odar , $5 ; il1r. Edsall has for the past five years good state of oultive.tion; about 80 acres are premier is r eceiving from his ne1 v;papers ~41 2 .80, and t he ·Wer:tge sav ~ng of .:iach J l P k · S J oiies rell sold a !!reat number of Buck's stoves an d a.rable without the slightest obstruction. I n ou r Silverware and Jewelry D epart Ced r o 1n ar ·er. · a , Soc·, · ' · · ~ It io wo.terell with good wells and cisterns, t ·t · . · d ·l k ] h Id d t was $36.81 for the y t·ar . in r ega r d to t h e couree ie 6 ou a ~p The whole 3354 of male and fema le culvert, ~;9 ; A. Jackson , plank $ U>.50 ; their incrceing pop ularity in t his dis trict and a living stream of spring water flows men 1 is our aim an pm o to ee1 D. \Yaish, cedar $1.50; J. Dobaon, wor k has indu.::ed h im l o buy an immense s t ock down through tho ~estem cd~e of the farm always t he uicest and newest 1-(oods to be t owards the U nited States is very confi.10t- workers, old and yo uug, wen. employed "!!, $35 ,· J ·. Wood ~rd, for this season's trade. B efo re b uyin " rr a whlch has n~v~r cJ,ned up to a.nd fa ll. . and Mco or mack's hi 'l'he title is md1spntable poseess1on to had . . . we can . furn ish . you . (our variety . in g. While his .On tario organs are cryiug on an average 263.21 days each and en.rn- work McCormack'~ h ill, $20; G . \Van non, st ove of an y kind ca.Ji to see Mr . E dsall'n plnugh can bs given i mmediately after the is unltm1ted) with anythmg m theso Imes 1 out that the policy must be one of " no · ed ~n average of $371. 87. The ave;age ilank , cedar, $2.50 ; Thos. Patter son, . hrge display. It will pay yon. 1 sale, and full possession as 8Pon as the oneat the lowest possible prices~· ' I _ __ fourth or the pnrclmse money Is pald, on or I surrender " the Mo ntreal Gazet te wants I saymg of each a mo unted to $44. 70. The grading, gr aveling, $ 12 ; G. S 'amis,gravel, ··· ·· - ·-··- -···· ····-··· --after the l O th day ofOctober. 1888, ' ' . . . yearly wages of each worker are less by TEltMS :- 1'en per cent; of purchase money the Governmen t to a~mit i h e 1.ustice. of nearly $3 tlun t he average of t he p11 st $3 .45; N . A. J erome, serving s ummonees, c.9.65 · , World P rintin i? Co. , r oad no tice, at time of sale, and enough to make one-fourt h · President CleYel a nd s contention with fo ur years, a nd t he average sa vings a re "" A. list of lOOU newspapers divided into S~"ATES of same within thirty days. The balance can $3.23; S . Cu ttle, road notice and Voter' s .ANn Snc1·10Ns will bo sent on application-· be given in cash or may remain on mortgage tolls q uestion, an~ t o less by nearly $5. r espect to t he canal _ :l.lways have on hand a n foe var iety of List , $5 .. · J' JtEE. on the premises for ftvo ye11.rs, wltll interest M ¥Ve 'l'o those who want th~ir a.dvertising to pay, the rate of six per cent. per annum. with such new designs in Walnut, one a nd eight make the canals entirely free to American _,,,___, d £ D M 1\ 1 II d R eceive r um uucan c ll en an we can offer no better medmrn for 1Jtorough condi tions as to payment of the whole, or any T h e Late M r a . B r o g din. as well as Canadian vessels and c:trgoes. and effective work than the various sections portion of the pr incipal money, at t he end of day, weight a nd sprin~ Clocks, together given Treasurer $13 , to ~.pply on note . with a l arge assor t ment of N ickel ti mes any year as the purchaser may require. of our Select Local List . ta:o. I'. ltOll' E J,J, ·" c o ., Other conditions will be made known at time and alarms. Another old pion eer of Canadian h isti Newspaper Adv.,rtising Rnreau, t th . k b 1 ~lK.~1 PEol'Ll! must n o m ecause te tory, in t he person of Mrs. Elizabeth ·i Adve. r ti.sm g Farms. IOSpr1lCe street, New York. of ea.le. For further parcic~ill' {.J£E, South Ontar io A gricult ural Society has Brogdin, passed away la.st n ight at t he , -. ··-~-----------· to Auctioneer, 01 attached "Durham" to the name of their advanced ll"e of 88. H ar dly a resident The rea sons why so many farms Ill S.A.MUEI, J . HAJ'~ner. . . . . t @ a b sorb of t his Joc;Iity but k new t he d eceased, Ph" ickering, " Whitby , R ea.ch - -o- Tyrone, s~ptember l Otli, 1888. 37_ 3w \ ] t is a mistaken idea that many peo_ p le S ociety t h at t hey are g1 )lng t "d f h" "d' an d ot her d t own· d v (f ips o lu s1 de o t is)r! rnTg ar eSa vert1se . The First Annur.l Union ---············- ··'··--·---------·······-····-···············-··- h ave that they sh ould p ut off wearm.~ West Durllam Agricult ural Society. T he an d those that wer e fortunate enough lo s be fa·niliarly acquainted with her will oi· sa e an to r ent m IIE TATESM AN · SQ ectacles as Jong as possil)Je because by D irect ors of B ovrmanville Fair am exert- m ourn her loss, although t ho apt>ointed aro two : l st.- Because W est D~rham so d oing they often do permanent injury to their eyesigh t . Cood Spectacl es, corl· ng themselves t o m ake t his year's exhib- time of t h ree score and ten had been left farmers are k nown to be a most d esirable . Cana d a }"Olt YOONG· LADIES, . on m or4 ~ttrq~ti " ve th·n any former away in t he past some 18 years a go. c1ass of men, a n d no county m O ' THE 'I. R rectly fitted, c~n never inJ ure yoni· eyes, itl v u ~ u · CarJy l e, N orth · oi· any o ther conn t-ry con t arns · b e, ·ter J; W··keham Colloge .A.ve.. oronto. e· but on the con t rary a re al ways benefici . · opensHall, ".,."I' "tl1 · al. D eceased was born m O""" · · Wt..ltby F air always draws a.large f p· k · a I --'! d C 1 t . e 0 f 0 ta1"0 :u 1 d" Durham Exlub WEDNESDAy · s ·""'" · il ' .... n umberland couuty, England, in 1801, and class of armers. A re ermg auu or . ? m i s As vManc.iea for new reside.nt pupils are If your glasses do not suit you or if you . . · 10 10 crowd from this d istrict and we wish emii;1rated t o Canada. bOme 15 years af ter- s tat ed t o us t he other day tbat sever al 1t i;i .Asaocmt n with .the Agn cnltural li111ited, parents are requeec.,u, ~efore tb.e have never worn them and fine y our eyethem success. We do not k now that wards, and took up her r e sid.e nce on ~he ~armers from .West purham had sett led Soc10ties of ~~uth Ont~:w and. E ast an d ?~t~~~';r ~~her~is~f1!P(f,o ~ha~lflf~~~ i~~ sigh t failing we can s upply you with ri. t hev aim t o injure our fair bui som e have site on which Port Hope is no w bmlt, 10 th at township and if we had !?ore cf W est \"\ httby, t o bv held m the lady Principal, who will b.e "' home after the suitable pair at an y price you wish froti. 'l'O lVll o i' ' V hi1 b y, J 3 L~i~~Ja~~t~~e sent at once on s.pplication. 25 eta. t o $ 12. wh ere she h as been living w ith h er th~ same kind t hey waq,t1ed t hem m Pic~ · t t h ough~a~o~·======~==~ daughter Mrs R obert W allace. She was er mg. 2nd. - B ec!luss IRE STATESMAN 1s ti A . t" G d - ·- The Scott. Act. THE STOVE KING ! · PRETTIEST I All desire my beautiful patterns of WALL PAPER. Itis acknowledged I have the best assortment and prettiest patterns in town. Don't fail to give me a call. P. TREBH.~oci~ Sb ftauadi.111 Jtatnmau. Th1.1 Oshawa Vindicator tries to mislead the farmers by reprel!enting that higher prices are paid for wheat in that town than in Bowmanville, Whitby or Port Perry. One dollar has been paid for wheat ,i n Bowmanville for the past two weeka, and Mr. Vanstone has paid the same pric3 at the Tyrone mills, 8 miles north of thia t own . By an oversight in this office the market quotations were not revised last week, hut wheat should have been placed at $10.0. Bowmanville has just ns enterprising and wide-awake buyers as Oshawa, anct t hey 11re not going to permit our neighboring town to pay higher prices tha n they. One singular feature in the Vindicat or's boomerang is that the hig h~st price given for wheat in its market quotations is 00 to 95 cents, while editorially it says : " A s high as $1.02 a bushel haa been paid and $1.00 i~ offered right along." What other inference can be drawn than that the little editor is lying, Bowmanville does not want to st eal Oshawa's trade, but the busine 3 s men of that unfortunate t own had btltter advise t he cockerel that runs the Vindicator to crow truthfully when he makes an effort to rob neighboring towns of their t rade. S ome people who have no mbrits of their own, delight to raise themselves on the carcasses of others, and the Vindicator man seems to be of that kidney. I -W-E SELL Combs, Brushes, Needles, Purses, Silver Ware and Fancy Goods .AG-EN""TS FOR British American Dyeing Co'y, jj who have several GOLD MEDALS for Cleaning andDyeingGents' Clothing and Ladies Dress Goods. Prices given for all kinds of work. ED PICTURES FRA,M VARIETY HALL. l:!»-·1mmi-·· J. H. KENNER, Fall and w1·nter Announcement. I ··Dl1S-·· 1888 1888 ......... p k)fd_ w Es T END · HOUSE ----o- - - Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Flour and Feed. 1 + . ° JOHN McMUliTRY, I Valuable Farm! " ;.· VVATCHES. ' SATU RD AV SE PT 29TH MAYNA RD, has th e finest st ock of THOS.H.F.HANCOCK HOMESTEAD, . Watch es in Town. JtWElRY SILVER WAR E 1 0 T Q A DVE RT ISERS. CLO CKS I I I I .. I Open to the w orld I I spEcTA cl ES. E. xHI BIT I oN THE BISHOP STRACHAN SCHO OL n: · '. I I For Scrofula, Blood a.nd Gen eral Deb1li~. M rs. D . Fisher, of flo rvmauville. H er and t he ~armers m West p _ u rham ~ ear~y Sccrtt 's E mulsion of Cod U \"or , with . lt l 1 H y·umhosphibea, haanoequal mt ew.we real l~(of M edicine. Read t h1> fullowm g : ' E I · to " .I gave S oott s · mu sion . my own 0 r Scroful· and the e«e.et was marh .ld f c i A ' llw · H 11 - o· F· · G ray, M · D ·· b1t e .a · ' velo11s. " Ind. Put up i n We. and $1 si:t.·e. , Impove;:~ed · W ANTED . r?rm~nen.t positions d e mise was vocy sudden , as she was per- all read it. As at~ adver tismg me~ium it We ar e al ways prepared to d o any kind 9 fectly well yesterday b ut an attack of has no eq ual In thIS par t of Ont a rio. Oct. 1st, ... nd and 3rd. guaranteed with SA.J,,.iltl.'. AND of '\Vatch or Je .welry r ep·iring tl t " . ' ri . h' dh t· h IA d' th JU EXPENSE.'!l r A.rn. Anydetermmedman can w nea ya 1 neuralgia i t.h e !11g ~cause er 8r eng t - --·-- - - - - - - - - Specht Ul"·~!~~!~~~c:t1~c ri~~f1.1n e ng, succeed with us, Peculiar ad".antages to be· moderate cost . t o colla pse-.- Da1ly Times. OVERBOARD.- Throw all the unwh ol e" OOD M"SIC IN " f "'I"ND ' NCE glnners. St~ck. oompleto, 11~41ludmg many fastB k" p d b d d 188 '-" u ' ' ·~ ... ' ' .o. ~. sellln2_ apec1 alt1es. Outfit free. .some a mg a w er s over oar an l. Ent1·!es close Sept. 22nd. A dress at once < Name this paper. ) ·.,,.. A" ES A" , D CO""'DITIONS ot pAopJt> h I . l c T t B k J " l'llls " wUhout inj· ry ~ l\ntl only t e mperm roam iir ar . a + rng J J oir~· ,v, u . Hows&. Soch., , N f£ · ' BRO,VN BROTHE R ,s. N y m"" ay "' u s e"Naltonal " MILLER, R CHEsum 38. T he Jew eller. u 1 th g rcnt benettt. P owd er . + 38·2w' · President. W itby, I L'R 'R'. L "dE N . o ' · · ~~~y~~~~~~~\~~~e~~!'.'i{~b~.tW~I~~c:ha.~~ ~~;~:p:; b~~;=~~;;~~~et~ :!~~:N~~1r! M on°Aa~e T ne u:s · ;, a·~~· a p~nWerU rnnos s,dav U J1 !J U J Gl lJ. JI s A L E s M E N REPAIR IN c. .. MAYNARD,