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I EADY! READY, AYE R W-AL.L ,. Seattle in Ashes. A. CLEA.N SWEEP OF THE ENTIRE B usurnss PORTION OF. THE TOWN. :MAPLE Gl'VVE. Mr. W . Witheridgii'iu home spending a few days. Mr. Jas. Stauley ii! building a good style of wire fence. The crops are looking botter than in former years at this seaHnn. The masons are busy on Mrs. R. Harn· den's now brick house on the hill. Maple Grove S S . anni versllry is neKt Sunday and Monday, J uue 16th and 17th. Mr. 'f. Yellowlees, of Toronto, will preach on Sunday at 2 p . m. On Monday proceedings will commence at 2 p . m . with recitations and singing by the scholars and addresses by the P astor and Mr. M. M. Fenwick, B. A., of :Sowmanville, and others. Tea at 4 p .m. Tickets 2oc. GUURTIOE. Rev. P . H . Allin, of Little Britain, is visiting around here. Miss Blanche Farewell has been visiting at Mr. C. H orn's. Mr. J as. Richards, of P ickering, called on friends here late! y. Mr. and Mrs. R. C.' Uarruthers, Pickering, visited friends l10re lately. · Mias Beacom, of S alem, was ~he g uest of Miss Emily Courtice recently. Mr. and Miss Underhill, of Claremont, and .Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Hobbs, of Pick· ering, have been visiting at Mr. Shor t's. Examinations in Drawing. The followiag is a list of the successful ca.ndida.t es from the B owmanville High School at the April, '89, examinations of t he Education D epartment, in t he Primary Art Ce urse: GEOM ETERY : Parmea as Morris, Sam. IFIRE MAKES Look. R~ad. PAPERS HANDSOME PATTERNS AND CHEAP. · All the newest novelties ·1· d S"d fiOr C 0 1 lDg an 1 0 W a118. ' I also keep an assortment of FINE ENGRAVINGS See my Show Window. · t ures F rame d P. IC A'l' LOWEST RATES. IQTONE PRICE ONLY. P. Trebilcock. BOWllANVILLE, JUNE The business vortion of Seattle, t he largest city in Washing ton Territory, is in ashes. Every bank, hotel, and place of amu11ement, all the leading business houses, all the news.pawer offices, railroad depots and miles of steamboat wharves, telegraph offices, coal bunkers, freight warehouses, have been burned. The fire began in a candy factory, Thursday at 2.30 p. m .· and before midnight it had consumed the whole of the business section of the citv. The c-ity is literally wiped out except the resid,..ence portion on high gro.:md. At 6:30 o'clock t he 1flames had reached the wharves and the steamboat and shippin!! were compelled to head out into the stream. A stiff breeze was blowing from the northwest when the fire began, and it l!O On got the best Of the fire department. The water supply gave out within two hours after the fire began, and then the flames had a clear sweep. The ocean ateamEjrB escaped des· truction by putting out into the harbor. A great deal of property was moved only ·to be burned up in other places, so quick· ly did the flames spread. It is estimated t.ha.t the loss by tire to the city in buildinii:s alone is$10,ooo.ooo, and an the personal lesses will probably reach $20,000, 000. It is thought many persons must have perished in the flames. Giant pow. der was used to blow up the buildings in the hope of staying the progr ess of the fire, but,t o no effect. The burnt district covers an area of 130 acred. .Tw<:> Tramps Abroad. Fry, J. A. MacLaren, .ti. G. Mitchell, N. Sinclair and M innie Jennings. PERSPECTIVE : J. A. MacLaren, N. Sinclair, Jos. Mountj oy, Geo. H. Awde and Bella Metcalf. MODEL DRAWING: Herbert Foley, A. G. Mitchell a.nd N . Sinclair.-S. P. MAY, M. D ., Sup't Art Schools. Great Clearing Sale. ! During the present month we are going to offer all of our large stock of TAKING A NEW TACK The BrlU.ain PneklnK Company Extending It.I Business-Rome Cured Haw·. CLARKE UNlUN. Mr. J as. Tamblyn lost a valuable colt. The brick work of Mr. Sou~h'shou~e is completed and the carpent ers are at work:. A coat of paint 011 Mr. Parker's wood shed and driving h ouse has greatly improl'ed their appearance. · Quite a number from here ~ttended the raising of Mr. G. M. Long's new barn on the Bradshaw farm on Th ursday last. Mn. Arch has greatly improved his·r esideace by a coat f"f parnG. Mr. Kelley has aho ereatly _ imp-roved the appearance of his residence. -·-·- 12, 1889. Terms of Subscription. The terms of subscription for THI: 0.4NJ.DIA..N S'l'ATESMAN are : Ordinary rate, per year ·.... . ....· $1.50 If pa.id wiLhin six months . .. . · · . . . . 1.25 Cash in advance, or if paid within _ two months . ··.· . ····.. ~ . . . . · 1.00 The above terms will be enforced in every caee. The attention of subscribers is particularly drawn to them, as no exception will be made under any circumetances for those who fail to take aJvantage of the special rate.of $1, cash in adTance. New su bscri bere c~n get the STJ.TESM.4N for the balance of 1889 for 50 .cents. All eubscriptions must be paid to M. A. J .urns, Publisher, Bowmanville. We ba~e n o agents. tf. H oN. W illiam Mac Dougall is of the opinion that under the authority of the Supreme Court Act t he Government can bring the constitutionality of the Quebec ~ ~Ac t b efore t be S upreme Court. In the Jobii';\ow~·dis~r enquiry, the coroners jury found t ba.t the South F ork HuntinJ'( and Fishing Club are responsible for the loss of life, beca.use of gross if not criminal negligence, a.nd of ca.relesan ess in making repair;i fr<l m time to time. Sir John Macdonald has spent half a million dollars on the Dominion Franchise Act and only one voters' list, that of 1885, has been pr.epared,-a nd a quarter million dollars has been placed in t he supplement· ary estimates towards defraying the coat of the next ri.vision. This is one of the most wasteful acts on the stat ute!. Rep e&l would certainly be in order. The N orthwest continues to duii1 Ontario of its best and m ost energetic farm· ers, who see .in farming operations in that productive lan d bet ter results t han ca.n be ob tained in Ontario. If other set · ler s from Great Britain or elsewher e came in. to fill the places that they vacate and k eep t he bnd und er cultivation, the drain :wouid not be felt so much . The ~oas to business m ust b e serious. If the emigration agente, instead of · sending out m echanics, would send farmers with a little cllpital to begin operations with in Ontario, t heir efforts would be appreciated much m ore tha.n they are. -- T HIS is the way the accomplished editor of the Port Hope Times treats a. fellow 'llan whose political views di.ffer from .his o wn . Why a r espectable gentleman who has been thought ~orthy by his constituents to occupy a seat in the H ouse of Commons should be the subj'e ct of such an insult from o ur j ournalistic brothe r W A cannot say. Mr. Barron is in every respect a very worthy gentlermm : " About as comical a sight as ever took' place a.nywh ere was Barron's posit ion on the platform on M onday n ight, criticising S ·r J ohn Thompson' s speech in r eference t o th e J esuit B ill. It was the old case of the eiephant and the fly . The elephant wasn' t at the meeting, but t he fly was. A fair opinion of Barron's constitut ional la w may be gathered from the fact that sfter t he Min ister o~ Justice had concluded his speech, the Hon. Edward Blake , ex-leader of t he Reform p arty, crossed th e floor of the House and cangratnlated him on the masterly ex' p osit ion h e had made of the s ubject . The s peech also of H9n. D avid M ills, D . B., as r.e por ted in Hansard, will serve as a sh in gle at any time to spank t he r edh eaded rooster (with no spurs) .frnm Lindsay. J ohnnie, get your gun and go grat eful nation plllces memen t oes of its out to the wilds of N orth Vict oria shoot - great and honored dead. I n the former ing t igers,- don't come h ere again to th e fi nest monuments stand over makers " shoot off your mouth. " Your brei\t h of sugar, soap and soda water, and were smells bad, as witness the exodus of our erect ed by themselves. people while y'ou were speaking a nd parM. P. T.\LLING. t icular ly aft.er you got:. t hrough." l. - ·· · · W !DE AwAKE for June might well ~be A CoNP&CTIONER's CoNFIDBNCB,- " I called a "true-story numbor." It opens can plainly st at e t hat I can find nothi ng with a reproduclion of Henry Bacon's b etter t han H agya:-d's Yellow Oil. I b eautiful paint ing, " T he E nd of a Long h ave rh eumatism occasionally, and Yellow Day, "~a lovely pfoture. Then come t he Oil does me great good. 1fou can u se my true stories-five of them. The number aame if you wish. " Yours truly, H . abounds with r eadable articles. Widtl .Dickinson, Confer.~ loner, St. Thomas, Awake is 2.40 a year. D . L othrop ComGut. 1 pan1, P ubli1hers, Boston. We are on the Ocean-our first storm is rising-the waves are reaching for the deck-the passengers have ceased promenading nnd are crowding the saloon. Cards, .dominoes, music, maps, books aud conversation claim attention. I am with .. in range of disputants usmg three differ· ent languages, upwards of one hundred --TO-peopl., of different natiorn1lities wi th difZ I O!t. ferent aims in hfe, thro>'l'n together for Many from here atte nded the armivert en days and almost an o.f them ii:iter-acq uainted makellllinterestingstudy. Bat aary at Ebenezer on Sunday and Monday. let me seek diversion by recounting some Grain is looking: promising in this dis· points of interest paseed on our journey. trict and what is needed is some fine At Buffalo we spent fotlr busy houu. 1unny weather. Undisput ed Merit. Our intere11t in that citv centred on a One day last week, aa Mr. Wm. Furplace of life nevereeen in Toronto. After sey was driving a. team on the road they The gr eat success· of the R oyal Baking. vi11iting the parks, ~'ortPorter, Et. Joseph's became fdghtened a.ad ran away and one Powtler is due to I he extreme ca re exerCathedral, the Con'rt H oDile, Soldiers' of the horses was some wha.t seriously cised by its manufacturers \ o make it enMonument. P ost Office, etc., we "did" . hurt by runniug ap;aiast Mr. H enry's tie- t irely pur e, uniform i n q uality, and of Canal St. This noted street is not one post. highest leaveniag power. All t he scienfourth of a mile long, but it is t o Buffalo The service in connection with Zion tific nowled g··, care and skill, a ttainedi what Five P ointe is to New York and Anniversary were · of a. most inter est ing by a t wenty years' practietil experience are S even Dials to L ondon. li' ully one half characte r. Favoured with beautiful contribut ed tuward th is end , a nd no phar of the houses on it have saloo ns on the weather on both Sunday a.ad Monday the ma.c.,utical prepara.t ion can be dispensed· ground flat. or in the basement. The bar gatherings were a.II that could btt ex· with a gre&ter acc11 racy, precision and ex.occupies one side of a large room fornisb actnoss. Every article used is abPolute· i pec,ed. Proceeds, $85. ed with seats. At the other e-nd stands ly pure. A nu mber of chemists are emGIVES I NST.A.NT RELIE~'.- "I have been ployed t n test t h e strength of ellch ingre- I a platform on which are given "cheap" concerts. . I use that wor~-···i,Jhea.P-" of troubled wit h asth ma and a bad c&ngh dient, so t ha t its eKact power and etrcct of-ihe enterta..1gmen!,J or l!Q J or_;y.ea.J:.'! . I get nothing to help rne 'Fke in oombi11s t ion wit,h its co-ingred ien ts is· th e .q ~ah adm1ssi~m is chargei. Conc_ erts a.re given Hagyard'e ectoral alsam..._ and would de itely knDw.n. N othing fa t rusted to J..Vevery mght. It was Sa~~rday afternoon r ecommend it to others as it gi;v.es instant chance, and no person is employed i n i;he when we made the vi~1t. . At several relief. " Extrac t from letter from ' Vailiter preparation-of the-materj~kus_ed-l?r the ; ms.nufacture of the p owder, who 1s n ot ; placea we found operations m f1;11ll bl.a.st . McAuley Yentnor Ont. an exper t in his par ticular branch of the I Quality amounts-~tle "Free concert gentlemen, walk ri.ght m," ' ' said the show man at t he d oor of one of _ _ ........,._ _ _ -business. As a consequence, t he Roy al are fair, them. We walked right in. Th11ee wait.Ebenezer Anniversa.ry. ' Baking P owde r is of t he highest ((ra de of . ers in BUCCession invited U8 forward and excelleace, always pure, wholesome and asked what we would have . ··Drinks, The usual 11uccesa attended Ebenez er uniform in q uality. :m.ich box is exactly Low prices are not bargains unless quality drinks gentlemen," was the cry all the' Anni >"ersary this year. Good; congrega- like every other, and will r etain its powis there. tiCl\J3 we wt re present. About fif Ly men t10ns considering the weather were pres- ers and pr oduce t he sa1ne and the highest sat with hats on, drinki ng while they eut oti Sunday to listen t o excellen.t ser- leavenin~ effect in any climate, at any listened to nigger songs or watched ballet moos from Re vs. W. Scales, a nd N. A. t ime. The Governmen t Chemists after MoDiarmia of Oshawa. The singing by · · girl s swing anythmg but fantastic toes. the choir and children was splendid . On having analyzed all the principal b rands in the marke t, i n t heir repor ts placed· the Between acts the "lady performers" eat in costume at one side, smoked crgarettes Monday afternoon t he program was- ren- R oyal Bak ing Powier at the h ead of the drank beer and sought t o flirt with t he dared by t he school and was one of real list for st r engt h, purity, an d wholesome The dialogues, speeches, and n ess, and tho·1sands of tests a ll over t he a uditors. I dare n ot write al:! w e saw interest. and heard. 'Ve en.l ered three; all were r ecita ls were well delivered and·most ap· count ry have fu rther demonetrated th e of t he same character. Made ae 1'ttract- propria te. Miss Litr.Jejohns presided fact th at its q ua.lit ies are, in every reive as sensuous sh ow and fast l!lllUsic can very accep tably at the organ. Speeches spect; unri va.led. make them, thi;y are g utters oii ain, verit - rather lengthy but of special. interest able snares of the Evil o ne. were mad(j by the two Oshawa mi nisters. Spe c ial Announcement . A Sunday spent a t Rochester showed Rev. J. J. Ashton, B. A., also, m ade a us the contrast between Sabbath observ- capital speech. Rev. H.. Sander~on with W e have made arra ngements with Tu. a.nee in tne U. s. a nd Can ada. his ch aracteristic wit and humor per- B. J . Kendall Co., pulishers of "A Albany is an old city for- this N ew formed t he duties of chairma.n. M r. W. T r eatise on the H ors e a nd his D iseases " World. Incorporated 2()8; years ago, it Courtice, secre tary, read his repoct from which will enable all our subscribers to still bears traces of i ts Dutch founders. which we t ake the follow.in~ ite ms : ab tain a copy of that valuable work foee It is irregularly laid out and hilly. I ts Officers and t 11achers, 18; average a ttend- by sending their address (enclosing a two· We iI;.vite attention to our complete and ca.refully selected stock of streets are crooked, variol!ls and paved a.nee, 15 ; scholars, 149 ; average, 85, of cent stamp for mailing same) to D r. :B-. J . Ladies', Gent's, Misses' and Children's Boots and Shoes, Tranks, Valises, with stone. 1 N ashington Park though whom 50 are recognized membera of t he Kenda.ll Co., E11osburg Falls, Y t. T hi1 etc., Our oopular sto?k of fashionable goods is pei-fect beyond comcomparatively s mall is beautifully laid out church, and 113 have t aken the tota.l a.b- book is no w recognized as st andard and a decided credit to uhe City. · The stinence pledge. The library contains 200 authority upon all diseases of the h.-0rse, parison. We are showmg the correct styles of the season. No old shop capitol fa a fine building. It ought t o be. books ; 55 copies of "Home and School, " as itd phenomen al sale at tes ts, over> four worn, bankrupt stock or shoddy goods manufactured for bankrupt It has cost N ew York state over eighteen 25 Sunbeams, 10 Scholar's Q uarterly million copies having been sold in the houses. We warrant all our goods to be what wo represent the~. milliom1 of dollars already and is still un- ·a nd 12 S. S. Banners are t aken. Mr. past ten years, a sale neven before The prices are !ow, and no one can sell you respectable goods cheaper. finished. It is a splend id specimen of James C?urtice, treasurer, re~d his. re- re ached by any publication 1n t he 11ame architecture, but the eio-hteen millions are port which shows last years rece10ts period of t ime. We feel con fident that These goods are bargains, viewed from any standpoint. The quality not in it. " ~'1153. 71, with a . b~lance of $57.39. ~x- our patrons will appreciate the work, and and style are there. Reliable, t rusty, serviceable goods, marked a.t ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. . · W ould t hat [could deseribe the scenery · penditure : Prmtmg, $7 .f?O.; groceries, be glad to avail themselves of this opporof the Rudson river va.1ley, b u; I make etc., f ur tea, $41.65; su_pph es for school, tunity of obtaining a valuable book. no attempt . Its beauties far surpass my books, etc., _ $ 34.90:_ t his y~a.r prmt m g, It is n ecessary that you mention this powers of expression. The sa me rnay b e $5~00 ; 2 b o1le!s, $5 ; grocen es, et;c., for paper in send iag for t he " Treatise ." . 19. Sign of the BIG BOOT drawn by two horses, BOWMANYILL~. - ·~ said of Gree nwCtod Cemetery, Brookly n . th~s tea, $47. 9·. T otal outlay, .$ t 44.61. Thia offer will r em.i.in open for only a It is claimed to be t he finest 10 t he world. r he tea was as go~d ~a t he wri.ter ever short time. We saw it a t i is best . Most of the trees partook ?f. on a ny a1m1lar occas10n. A were m blossom a nd so numerous are the very exc1tm g ba.sfl ball g.a.me was p layed T o Cor responden ts. dogberry trees that hill ·m d valley ar e in a field south , of the church between dechd in graceful d ra pery of finest whit e t he Ebeneze! Stars and Ty~one G ladWe char~e 10 cente a line for all notices I t has over 22 miles of s ubstan tial atone etones, resultmg .by 20- ~o 12 m favor of of A nni ver aarie11, Concer ts, Lect ures, and GRAND TRUNK RAI LWA Y . bed d ed avenue8 and 20 miles of conciete the Stars. R eceip ts satisfactory. en tert!linments, for which no printing h as paths. The fu nd for car e a nd improvebeen, or is to be ordered at this office, BOWMANV I LLE STATION, ment o[ the c<Jmetery a.mou nts t o $800,when an admission fee is charged or colTes t i m onial t o Mr. F l e t c h e r . 000 and 400 rneu b esides florist 1 are kept lection t aken. T he· same ch arge is .made GOIKG E AST GOING WEST bllsy all summer. a t the work. N ew York It must b e gra.tifying to Mr. F let cher for all busin ess n otices appearing a mong Passenger .. .. 8 39 a m Mail .. ...... 5 5T a m Mail .. .. ... ..10 32 am Local , ........ 8 23 a m has la.id out fift een million d ollars to im- aftt r thirteen years of co ntinuous service news items. C0rrespondents will km dly Mixed ....... ..3 37 p JD Express* , ..... 9 35 a m prove Cantral P ark, but vastly more to receive from t he Board such a euloa is- st ate this t o all applicants for such notices l,,ocal ........ . 7 05 p m · Mixed ........ 3 15 p m Mall.. .. .... 110:20 p m Mail .. , . ..... 8 29 p m wealth is r epresented here. The monu- t ic and complimentary t est imonial as t he and whenever possible for ward t he ·Except Mondays, . ment over John Matthews, "The Soda . following : amount with the notice. @r state to whom the account is to be sent. t f. Water Man of New York," cost $30,000. G ordon -D ; F letch er, Esq, Some of the mounments h ave been erectB owmanville, Owing to the large increase of trade, YOUNG & CO., the R ESPECTED Srn.- W e · the Trustee ed by the public in commemoration of its MANY THANK.'!.- " My a ge is 58 and Groc~rs, are compelled to enlarge and improve their present <leap; for . example the Firnmen's Mon11· for 20 yea.rs I h ave suffered from kidney men~ on e to the S oldiers killed in the Board of the Church-at. Methodist churr.h complai nt , rheumatism and lame back, premises. On J tme 15th and during alterations, will be fournil late civil war. Another stands over l05 Bowmanville, desi re on the occasion of and would have b een a dead woman if it unrecognized bodies, victims of the Brook- your r esignation of t he position of Sexton h11.d not been for B urdock B lood Bit ters, in the stores lately occupied by McClung Bros., Horsey's Bl'k, lvn Theatre fi re. The Printers erected a of this church after an eng'l.gem ent of of which two bottles restored me to bust of Horace Greely, b ut h ere enters some th ir teen year s, ti:> recognize your health an d strength." Miss Maggie t he contrast bet ween Green wood a nd faithful services, for ·during this le>ng time Westminister Abbey. In t he latter a you have discharged t he d uties of your H endsby, Half Islan d Cove, N. S . fhe P ork Packing Establishment of Brit tain & Co., Marshalltown, Iowa, has been making an experiment that promi·es t o largely increaee the output of that institution . H ereto fore the product of the house hns 1rn11e direct to the Liverpool market. Bnt the foreign consumers of the Central Iowa hog are peculiar. They want out s from light animals only, while feed ers here insist upon pokinu; corn into 300-pound animals. It has been difficult, therefore, to buy just what the company want ed withouttaking a certain proportion of h eavy h ogs for which there w11.s no use. To obviate this d ifficulty has been something of a study wit h the proprietors, a nd the necessitJ of doubling the plant an d packing th e heavier hogs for the American market seems imminen t , M eanwhile, however, Brittain & C'o. have been trying t11e experiment of ut ilizinR; the h~ a v ier anima ls b v curing meats for the local t rade, and h ave succeeded beyond their ex pect ations Already their hams have sprung into deeided favor with dealers and consumers, and the demand is more than eq ual t o the supply. I n a short time the necessary buildings wilb be erected for carrying on t his branch of the business on a larger a nd more met hodical sea.le. The result wi 'i he t.o increase nellt year's pack to aM11 t 10() 000 ho~ s. 'Jl'h~ company may al R" d t>c1d e to double t heir plant this seae,,11 Li ke everything .,Jse in Marshall t ow u j usL now, thi ~ iust it ut io1'11 is decidedly on the ;(r ow. "Wall-Paper, Children's Carriages, -Window Shades, Picture Frames, Express "Wagons, and Croquet Sets, at extreme.ly low prices. It will pay you to inspect our stock. J. H . KEN NER'S VARIETY HALL. W EST END HOUSE~ - ---o,- --- SPE c1n INouoEiENTs THI~ w~~ 1 Casli Buyers, BEGINNING Wednesday, June'12. A large 1.ot of goods at ex. a ctly r HALF PRICE.. Produce taken as .Cash. JQHN l\ffcMURTRY, "' -==========================.....==..._......,......, WE COMBINE THEM. M. TRELEVEN, Just Across the Street. I ....... position to t he ~reat satisfact ion of the Board and coD gregation generally. A nd we r egret t hat you find it n ecessary t o t erminat e your services and engagement with thi!! Board, signed on behalf of the Board, u. M . CAWKER, Secretary Treasurer. P ICTOU PENCILLINGS.- Mr. H aren F . .Mu rray, of P icton, N . S., writes: "I was affected with dyspepsia a nd n ervous deb ility, a nd tried many remedies without a va il, but one bot tl e of B urdock. Blood O()(;A.SIONAL DOSE S or a c ood e athartle Bitt0rs much improved me and two more Jlke B11r·loek PUis nr1r n ecessary to k eep the blood pure nnd the body IHaUbf · made me a well man ." VICK'.'! MAGAZINE. -Th is standard garden Magazine contains, for J une, many, t imely articles and an exq uisite plate. of T ea R os"?I!, It is well illustrated with engravinga and is full of excellent and in · Y~UNG & CO. take · the P.resent opportunity of thanking those structive matter for the plant lover, gar - friends who so liberally patromzed them during t his their-:first year in d ener and fruitgrower. The careful m an- business, and extend a welcome invitation to all their friends old and ner in which this magazine is edited, a nd new, to give them a call in t heir temporary premises, Horsey's Blo. ck, the excellent matter it provides, places it at th e h ead of the list of hor ticultural publications &Q a correct educator on ~ar· den su bjects. P ublished by James V ick, Seedsman , Rochester, N. Y. Just Across the Street fro m thetr o ld premises. Just Across the Street,, YOUNG & CO., the Grocers. · · -------- - - - -