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· · '"' CANAD IA~ ~TATESMA~, , BOWMANVlLLE, J?RIJ)AY, AYGUST ), _187'9. ' ·-· . ·-·· .. I - COUNTY AND VICINl TY. GLEANED FROM OUR AT THE Monday and Tuesday, the 29th an<l 30th fq'.[, · Our excha.rlgls conJ;inYe to speak favor- of September. Roach, 8c ugog a.ntl Port Perry, at Port tLA'l'E OF 'l'OHON'l.'~,) ably of tbe_ Cr?pj>iOspe~t~, . - - - --:o:- - - Tbe_-;Episcqpal Methodist intend·, to Perry, _on Tuesday, September 30th, anrl l Respectfully annnunces to Lhp. iphabito.nts of \Vedn~sday October lat. ¥1owrnauvilloand v i cin ~ty, that ,he ha.a started erect.a handsome c\11. >rch m Port H_ ope. ~ ' · 10 the above na.1nrcl bus1ncsa, in the s tore la.t,e ly North BrocK, at· Cannington, on Wed- occupied l"'Y Dr. Beith, King Street West, with a Having determined to greatly reduce niy stock before The spiotest local. pape~ of Whitby is the ,, Sati<rday Night which is circulated !.(ratis. nesday and Thursday, the let and 2nd of ~· rouK oF ---:o:--STOCK TAKING .on the 1st of August, I will sell the Mr. Thom"" Conant of Oshawa is mak- October. WATCRF:i:l, CLOCKS,& JEWELLERY, ing an e;xtended tour of Britain and the North Ontario County Show, at UxIn order to make room for his fall importations, the sub,.,.·hich he has bm1gh 1. Lor cash, and can att'ord to I balance of my Continent. bridge, on Tuesday and W cdnesday, the sell cheitp, on the principle - " small profits and scriber- has determined to offer his entire stock for the next quick retu1·us. On Thursday Moody's excursion party 7th and 8th of October. per steamer HEn1press of Indii:i," was Je-weller)'" n1adc to order and repaired in flrt-St- two months at greatly red need prices. Cartwright Township, at Williamsburg, la.r~ly attended. on Thursday and F'rida:y, the 9th and 10th c!aas style. Mr. John L. Watkis has been appointed of October. ' · Great bargains v ill be given in every kind of goods- esBailiff of the .Third Division Court OshaThe fall fair of the United Socio tics of pecially in Tweeds, ~arpets, Silks, black and colored, Linen wa -"vice',_A ~ Shaw: deceawd. East and Weat VVhitby will be h ~ld at and all work gnarantced to be done in a workFlannels, plain and fiincy, Sheetings, Towellings, Table Linens The .Cedar .Dale Works this yMr will Oshawa, on l\'.fonday and T~1es<lay, Sept. man like ina~incr. do the second largest year's wor}r ever and Damask, Hosiery and small wares. 29th and 30th. turned ont by them. Do not fail to give me a Qall if you require anything in This Great Household MedicineThe fall show of the South Riding ' . The Port Hope Car Factory was sold Victoria Agricultural Society will he li_eld C. W. l\f. HUGH AN · ranks amongst the leading by public auction. John Hehn, Esq., OUR afM.ENSE STOCK OF CHOICE on the new show grounds here, un the 8th h~s first-class lestimoniais froin the oldest o.nd this line and se_ e for yourself that there is humbug. necessa.ries of Life. was the purchaser, for $7 ,800. and 9t.11 of Ootober4 best houses in Toronto,as a competent ·wol'kman. These famous Pille purify the BLOOD, and in 'vhich employ he. has_ been foT the la s~ five Mr. A. Gibson Mann, of Baltimore, act most powerfully, yet soothingly on the (l1ha Pickering Agricultural Society ill- years, Ile hopes hy stnct at.t;ention to busmess, took three and one half tons of timothy tend holding their Fall Fair at Brougham to secure a ah are of Um public patl'onage. Liver, Stqmach, Kidneys, from three fourths of an acre of land. on Tuesday and Wednesday, ·the 7th · and Bowman\·ille, .Tune 11, 1879. !1&-6m, and BO,VF.J~S, gi ving tone, energyt and vigor Ranging from five to twenty-five cents per yard-scarcely The Examiner speaks: in high terms of 8U1 days of October. to these gl·eat MAIN SPRINGS OF Ilf'E. 'l'hey 1-!r. E. Carswell's lecture on "Fun and aro confidently recommended as a never failing The eleventh annual exhibition of the balf their value. remedy i n all coses "·here the constitution, from Laughter" in Peterboro' laat 'vcek. Ea·t Riding of Peterboro' Agricultural whatever cause, has beC'ome impaired or weak-Cobourg h.:. the good fortune to have a Sooiety will be held at Norwood on Tues. e ned. 'l'hey arc wonderfully eftlcn.ciour:. in· all ' ailments incidental to Females of alt ag~s ; and temperature about six degrees cooler than day and . Wednesday, 14th and 15th . of Parties furnishingwill find this a most advantageous and as a GENERAL ~~AMILY MEDICINE, are that of any other place in C.an.ada. , October. unsurpassed· . . ' . desirable chance;. . The yankee buggies hold hr- sale in Oshawa were con·iderably · · d·amaged by THE GREATEST WALK ON RECORD some N . P.-n~mcompoop, last week. 111i Searcldng -ancl Healing rrope.rUc11t are · knfftt·n &h1·01ughout the Worltl. The residence of Mr. Geo. Cormack, Rev. Bro. Bell, of the colored. Bethel For tho cure of BAD LEGS.Bad Breeets, Whitby, was ontarl:'d by , btJrglara laat church of VVashiqgtou ~ n1~de tho walkin g ...._, . Thursday night and a golU_ w at ~ h s~o}eu: rnanaia. the subject of his discourse -a:-fe~w Old Wounds,-Sores and Ulcers, The Examiner denies that 't he temperan- nights ago, and showed that we of this day it is infallible re1nedy. If.effectuallf rubbed· on Ce Peop le of Peterboro' County contern- n.re bnt poor weak inrnatea at best, eveu the neck and chest. as salt into meat,. it Cul"e, . Bowrnanville, July 11, 1879. 1-15-25-35-50. · _ " pe d a] movem.:nta. " '1'o sh ow l ns · Those 'l'cn.s al'e noted for thelrl SORE THRIJAT,Diphtheria~ Broncbitie,Coughss plate submitting the Scott ..Act to the in Colds, and even ASTHMA. For Gland ular 1-23-51 . electors. hearers that the·e latter day walks are of .Bowmanville, July l6, 1879. Swellings, .Abscesses, -:Piles, Fistulas, Mias. And-rews, of Oshawa, obtained a small moment and sinful, he said he wonld' · A LSO · · Gout, Rheumatism, second cla88 certificate at the N or1ual "con1par' dem with one pufo rmance dat p Ii t d R ,,/.", . h . Q And every kind of SKIN DISEASE, it b·as School, as did Mr. B. F'. Wltite, of the tuk pla~e thousands of years ago, It wa· . easan an 1!J res tng ZUUf· never been known to taff. · High School. the greatest sportin' match, as dey eallo it, ties. . _ . 'L'J1e Pills and Oiutb1ent are ~Ianufac t\1red dat eber c1)me off on de face ob dis year!. (23) T. DARJ,TNGTON, Agent. bnly at 533, OXFORD STREET. LONDON, and l\.1r. ,V. rr. Dingle ha.s purchased ' the Now, jess turn ober your Bibles, my frens, ~- - are aold by all Vendors ofMedicineis throughout Fanning ¥1.11 manufacturing buaineSs .en' .loulr at fift chapter of Ge'n esis, twentyL' d' ' d G t ' the Civilized "\-Vol'ld; vi'itb diroctlons for use in 'd on bY -u aiesan ens fore carrte 0 shawa ·h ahnost 0-vc1-y lan;:i:'ult.ge. ereto .iu.r. second va.ss, an' what , d o ypu fine? ,1 Wby, nrPurohasers should look at the' Label on the Charles Honey. · \you fine dat ' Enoch- walked~wid--God ! Posts and Boxes. 11' the . addrees is not 533, invites special attention 1 to bis new stock of Mr. "Thomas Beattie fiahed up a gold (after beg'atted Meethoosaly)-three hlrnOxford Street, London, they are 1:1pui'iOUs: ' CLEANED OR DYED. 'l'he Trade ::\-larks of n1y said Medtcinee a.re watch froJn Port Hope IIarbor on Mon- dred years ! ' Three-hundred-years ! 11 i a d ed Gurfficllts broui4t to their registered in Ottawa, antl also at"\Vashington. da.y morning. No owner yet. It was but Dar was a. walk for you ! Jti_ss, Jthut yo' 11atural color., Ladles' ·D ress Goods April ZS, 1879. iO·~~ I-e-clyed -'-v.,i thout taking ·apart, - little damaged. · eyes an' 'fleet on it ! Three-hnndrcd· The lines are good, the prices tem11ting, being purchased early they .lfeathel'S cleaned, dyed and curled. The yacht Countess of Dufferin 1 at pres- years ! · Talk 1 bout yo' 1 fizzikle ondoor· Kid Glpves cleaned and dyed,-!. NEW escaped the NA'rIONAL POLICY, and now b e offers his customers the ent laying in Cobourg harbor, will be off- a-nee' after dat.' H1.1t dat ain't all ob it. Seconrl·luinrl clothing bougl-it and sold. All }{arments warranted to benefit. · ered for sale by !be Court of Chancery on If you' ll jess look at de twenty-fourt ·ass be a standing color, and so that no the 14th of this month. · ob de same chapter, you will fine my J · ollc will know them fron1 ne'w . If thcy should fail to be so I will not The Grangera of the ~County of Ontario b'lovcd fren s, what a orful warning is in ---.A.ND A T - - charge one farthing for mytronble. had a inost infa~resting time in the pic-nic dat vass to yo' foolish creatures who has I an1 no"' 011ening out a choice s~ ock ot is as usual replete with staple-aud latest novelties. · 'l'HOMAS P.EA'l'.1£, style in Mr. ,Roger's grove north of Port de conceit to n1ake sech o:uekal . mat.ches. Clothes cleaner and dytir, sign of - the half.:faded coat, Bowmanville, Perry' on Thursday, 17th ult. Did any good come ob de o~e man Enoch's walk 1 Did he make eny ting ouden it 1 Bowmanville, June 4, 1Fi78. 4.5-tf. Port Hope youth· are threatened with .No! my brethern ·n' sisters. No! He ---~ ' ·~~--~-- ---- - -- - - - 1s determined to cut close, and cash customers especially, will be which.I intend to sell chea11. I kindly solicit exposure if they continue tt? w:rite obscene~ -tos8 oy it- loss everything by it--neber liberally deaJ.t with. an inspection. literature on the fencesJbu1ld1ngs otc. in 'peared iµ de ring again- in fack he went > Bowman ville, A pri\ 15, 1879. 38-tf. the town . . So they should .be exposed. up. Jess read de vass :- 'An'-Enoch- SLEIGHS, WA<W::iS, QAR J{~AGES ,&c . ' . Tho American l1otel 1 Port H ope, waa walked-wid- God-an'-he--was--not' hf'.n.;:wr fhan ever at , -- - - - -- - - -·---------·-- · sold on Thursday by the assignee of the (dat is, he w.arn't iiowhat) for God tnk FOR SALE. 1 estate of John E . Lynn,for $4,000. James him. ' 'God tuk him.' 'God tuck him 1' and L&wr 0 nc~ Haw were the purchasers. To be shuar he tnk him ! He lteld out for I ' STR.AW HATS 'fhe stable and shed, with con tents, a long time, de old man did; he .was gan).e belonging to James 1\{orrow, Fleetwood, to de last; he wa$ doing his level bes t , CA~RIAGE made over in the ne'"" styles. who have purchased , our goods, that were deatroyed by fire on the night of the but 'Ole ]\.faster tuck him on <l.e lat3t roun'. },armers and others waat1ng nnythJng in 'll b "500 y b'I d f ' h '11 k this line are invited to call and leo..Tn how very 17th inst. The lose Wl e over v . t:1s, n1y ?Ve rens. an ~ ta c '.l"llY cheap they canget'afirstclassarticle. Painting Public religious meetings are held orr body dat tries dnt ga1ne on htm, and h1ste a.ud repairing of~ll kin?-s done with promptness FEATHERS ()11:,EANED &. D'l'ED. the Market Square in Peterboro, Col. him 'highern a kite,' jeas as he did Ole at_ t he lowest paying prices'. MRS. ANDERSON, Haultain and Gen. Hariltain, two distin- Boss Enoch. S'o take warnin' by' dis orfnl r JAMES MORRIS. Is the cheapest House in town for Sign of tho Golden Bonnet, gniahed citizens take an active part in the lesson;.let.all dis kin~ ~f f?olishnesa alo~e, Bowman VUle, 'Nov. 28.1878: : · 18-tf , , King Street. services. and to yo' proper ca.lhn s hke g<Jod Christ--------~-1 0 The rookery called the Strettonvill . uns. An' Iioiv let,us pr.":S_ _ :_ . . A First Class Cutter. Hotel, one. and a half miles e!ISt of Ux- H1ghly-seasone,d Food promotive of ' bridge waa· burnt on Tuesday nightI am pr_ epared to furnish an kiilds of' All \Vool Tweed Suits,(not shoddy),made to order for iniured for $800, which is more . than it Intemperanne. Fruit and Ornamental Trees, was worth. As Ion~ as th e Amerios.n people consun1e All Wool Tweed Pants, <lo. do. do. Tlte Port Hopo T-im.!s says that the 46th such quantities of stimulating and highlyFJ,QWERS AND SHRU:BS,. Batlal_ ion will go into camp the first \Veck food as they do, they will want CH . EAP £' · C.ASH - -I N THE-in .September, thQ..~ Town Council having: seasoned NEAD'S NEkV BLOCK. to imbibe stimulating drinks. Stimulating .. .tor sanctioned the use of the Park as a camp- food and stimulating drinks go necessarily ~11 t rees wa ranted· true to nnrne and :firet"clas Particular attention is called to·our Bowmanville, April 16, 1879. ing ground. _· · 'l 1 togethei·. Many a man who seasons hi s .Address -JOHNCIIAPLIN, The foltowing Port Hope .High School dinner liberally with the contents of the _P ._ ~ Bo~_ s._ B _o _ w _m _ a_ n_ v_ ill~ line, andi;ow is the time for all who 1\o"ant pupils have paBSed the June Matriculation caster excites in his systern a. thirst for Examinations in Artrs :~A. S. Ca1npbell, sometbinR atrqnger than oo]g water, Not ·· ,_ ;. ' · ~. · GOOD BOO TS & SEIOES Florene~...[, . E:.i!!g, W. Montgomery, _ C. that coTd water would not be the be·t thing _ Q.ENERA I, -·- ·~ ~ ·______,, _. - ~ ;,-· ;~ l} rl; C datopa.yhim a vio;it . ...-. Yq~ all k~OVI" that. _for Potter, J: Shaw and E, C. Tisdale. ·with wliicn t o extinguish_ th.o _ fire he nas whrcli1'or quality and pl"lee were -neve1 equ a Glu.J.11 anru - · -· customwoo'k;-Sl\,j'~~1.::'s ot ' to_.b"-".>«olle.d Mr. Thoa. I\>Ienhenitt, of Englishl:,ownJ kindled within the vital domain .- by the , · · either in fit, 1uateiial or workn1anshlp. Port Hope, sticks s9 closely to his place uae of such hot, stimulating . condim~nts ; H aving partaken . . _ . of bu·in... that he has not !><Oen do1vn but that is too insipid. _ @ur Prices are to suit the times, town as far as Th< Gi'ide office (one mile) of su ch hi...,.hly seasoned food craves a drink ,..A.11 kwds of 1Jlack8m1t.hmg done in a thorough ~ I i' * * * * manner and at 10Y1'est rates. ·. -: .. ., for tho past eighteen months, until Thurs- equa 11 ys timu a 1ng. and our Goods are to suit you. ~ SPADES AND SHOVELS, Now, it is not true . that every one wbO A.GRIClfl.TlfltAI. IJJI-»I.E]IEN'J"S llEl,,AJJtt;D day . Who can beat that l CORNISH SHOVELS, LET EVERYBO DY PLEASE NOTE ea.ts inord inately and of .stin1ulating and Specia:I attentiOngive~ to-theironlngofbuggie A young mBn named John Kinaha.m, · FORKS AND HOES, . hi d f 00 d · d k d b I ailil. ca.rriagm; for cnuntry shops. . h who has been living a number of years ig y-seasone JP: a run ar ' ut J{ing Street Wes t, oppOsite the Re~istryioffi.ce· CRADL·E AND Gl~ AS R SCYTHES. ' with Mr. Daniel Murphy, was drowned on hold that auoh ft. one, by his manner .ot Bow1nanville. · ·--- 1'A:KES-AND' BARLEY FORKS, CRADLES and' SN AT HS. the 15th inst, while bathing in Mr. living, supplies a very important.condition BoV.' manville, Oct. 23 ls78. 8£ · ~... .. _ _. STEEL BARBED FENCE WIRE, Green's ,mill-pond, in Greenwood. De- for becon1ing a drunRard. That ho ,doea -· -~~-, . ANNEALD FENCE WIRE, n?t becom e or!e ~s, perh~ps1 . beca~se a ~"° ~~,_,_ ceaeed had no relatives in this country. B.ING STREET, · , GALVANIZED J<'ENCE WIRE, moral prmotple, acting_m..coniunotrnn -~ · ~ -Burleigh Falls is an excellent summer high NEXT DOOR WES'.POF LYLE & MARTYN'S, with a rrl'eat- wi-11 power- -to , restrain .i-·hia- - l J.i resort and has been doing a ggo_ d buSiness:- appetit ~ " f9r diffusible stimulants ; for we NEW ·INSURANCE _ OFFICE JN BO\VMANVILLli:. so far this eeason. :-~uiet a number have . ;::::: B::::E·:: COPPER WiilE. A CASH BUSINESS. goilO-thither-for a :f~w days; recrentiOn. hold that in such a caso 1 t~is · appetite, to 'I': BING HAM They speak in excellent terms of the treat- a greater or lea· extent, exis~. The conWith all parties wlw have not pa·id thefr LINSEED OIL AND TURPENTINE, ment given them by the host and hoste.ss. verse of this proposition, however, is true; Re~pectfully · annonnccs -to the public of "\Vost i . .MA<JHrNE AND CAS'l'OR OIL, AMERICAN COAL OIL. accounts 1n·o,nptly in the past, I have d,, that as a. genera.I thing, , men who are Durhmn that h.e has opened an Jnsurance office Mr. Morgan ships another cargo of fo!1d of ~thnulatin_g drinks ·are also fond in Bowmanv ille, ana having the Agency otsome . furm.ined to do a STRIO'l'LY CASH CUT AND WROUGH'f NAILS, sheep and cattle per R iversdale, for Bristol stimulatu1g a.nd highly-seasoned food . of the n1oat r eliahle companies in the Dominion BUSINESS. All over d"e wxo1mts and · SCREWS AND BOLTS, this week. They go in charge of Thomas On the other hand it \Vas the opinion of is pZ,eparcd to take l'hiks on a ll descriptions of LOCKS AND LATCHES, Wilson, . of Colnmbus.--The Messrs. Liebig, founded upon observatioµ, that insurable proncrty-farm, isolated dweJlings in notes rmU;t. be settled at once. . .. ' WROUGHT and CAST BUTTS, Gould ship eight hundred sheep for Lon- persons who live mostly upon fairnnceous towns and Yilln.gcs, stores a.ud othei· iuercnntile .JOH.N S lU Af,E. don on Thursday; . l\:Ir. G, Gould goea and amylaceous food cannot take wine ; aud manu facturing risks at the lov.-·est rateS TEE AND STRAP HINGES; BARN AND GATE HINGES. Bowman ville, April 2'1, 1879. o ver with them. 39· .all kinds of alcoholic diinlrs aeem to be touch.ctl by any company of :ftl"Bt class standing. CARPENTERS' TOOLS, On Monday, 21st inst., a very heavy a pugnant to such." It is only those whoSe All business ontrusteil tu lii1n will be pr-01l1p tly BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS, rn.in storm, accoinpanied with wind, d3.ily diet conai1;1ts largely of anirnal food, and satisfactorily attended to. The follo\\'ing COOPERS' '.l'OOLS, thunder and lightning, passed over Whit- who can rel.lsh spirituous liquors. Savage are the Companies which he represents:VICTORIA BUILDING, B()\VMANVILLE. .· · ' . ' TOOLS l!'O!t EVERYBODY . by and the Bttrrounding country. The nations living in trophica1 regions, ,...-here Old 1Iartf0l'd l l'ire Insnranco Co'y, · of 118 STOVER AND '.l'lNWARE rain came down in to.rre:pte, overflowing they have subsisted m ostly upon fruits and · Hartford, assets $3,2i3,868.88. Bowmanville, Novem.b er 26, 1878. . ' BOWMANYILLE, PUMPS AND SINKS, ditche8, t.akiui possession of collars, and, vegotables 1 the spontaneous nrudnctions of I solatf)d Itisk and Fa:T:'mers' Fire InsurAgent a.nd dealer in· all kinda of the latest and ~ LEAD AND IRON PIPE, with the wind, flattening all the grain. - - best improved mother earth, have rarely: on coiliing into a.nee Co .. Capital $600,000. Deposited with . · . . CUTLERY AND I-LATED WARE, the Domiaion Government ~ 100,90! . . The Canad;, Gaze tte of Saturday gives a contract with the white Ir!all alld· his· fire""'XT · .· 1\. LAWN MowERsANDGARDEN sEATs. list of the [nspectors of Weights and water, tanen victims to intemperance like Hol). Alex. 1.icKENzrn, JOHN M.AUGli.AN, jr., Presid0nt, 1tianager. V ~V_l_ And all the best and most useful implcn1ents ~ · MeRsuree under the new Aot. They aro the North Americitn Indian, who, living · ~ th t h J h1 · · used in the household department, such . · ~An immense stock of all kinds of Hardwa~rc, at composed of seven, viz : -,Vindsor, Lou- by the chase, hao subsisted almost wholly L~ncasl1ire Insurance Co., I<'ire and Life. Wishes to intimate to his friends and customers ., a e. _ ias now ., .!' . as sewing, Knitttn~ and Wash· Capit.al $1U,OOO,OOO. · · . don . .Ha.1nilton 1 'l,oronto, Belleville, King- upon animal food. - Sunday Ajternnonfur . p1jces that defy competition. Call and examine goods ston and Ottawa. TheBel!eville district Av11ust. ·and get prices. Scpttish Commercial Fire Ins. Co. Capital comprises the city of Be1leville 1 and coun-----··----··---~' $1 0,000,000, < J,lTElt.AR"Y l\'O'J'l()F.~. 7 ties of ' ictoria,Dur41J.m,N orthutnberland, Bowwanville, May, 1879. 1-21-26-42. A\!Th U It. oMAlf ~ ~~£F'l!!£i!J )JiMtlf ®Q@i~~and sLricta't.tention paid to starting FRANK LESLIE'S Pol'ULAn- 1\,'foNTHLY. Queen Insurance Co'y, l!'ire and Life. Capital Pet~rborough, Hastings and Prince Ed~~-~r~~ ~ machines promptly. ----, The August nutnber is even more than $lO,OOO,OOO. ward. all l>onght before the increased. duty, and will be sold at the lo)yest Bowma.nvillc Oct. 22.1878, ., - 13-ly, usua.IJy interesting ; it is fi lled '"ith hi ohCanada Fire an d Marine Ins, Co., Cavita.J His Honor7 -the Lieutenant-Goveruor ~1,000,000. has rcen pleaued to make the following ly entertaining a nd instr1:1.ctive matter, price possible. Dry goods were nevel' so low as at the present time, · 1 :--:-:.. . appointments, viz :-Robert De_nnistoun, an_ d many.of the articles a.re replet e with Co~ ~ederation Life Aasociation t Capital there will he no advance on the present stock. .BOUGIIT Judue of the County Court of the County valnab]e information - as, for · instance : 8!,000.000. Full Depn~it with Don.tinion Call.and examille our goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Government. Hon. W.1\fcMAsTER, BEFORE THE .RISE IN THE TARIFF', of l'°;.terborough, Frederick William Hanl- " Sights in Sout~efil. China," by T . . W . Wl\I. ELLIO'J.'T, Esq. Remember Dry Goods will never be so low again, now lli the time -AT~ iain, Registrar of Dt:1eds, an d Charles Al- Knox ; "The Lakes of 1taly, n "by Lady Hon. w. P. flO\VLAND, President. Vicc-Presidcntsexander Weller, C.lerk of the Peace of ·aitl Blanche Murphy ; " The Arms of the J . K . ·iiacuo.NALD, J\.Ianaglng Di.rector. bµy . [ ~ ~ · · Tl!Jil~Ll:T011!'~. Connty, to be Commissioners, per ded-1:m1ts 1\fedici," by F . H. Norton; and "The Dre . ss-Making ca,;ried on as usual by Mrss Pow ER. - She give~ ' · potest<tterti, in and for the said County of Metamorphoses of the Sphinx,'! which are · .i\.ccident Ins. Co., of Canada. Insures . . BALLYDUFF'. Peterborough. __ _ admirably and profusely iilu~trated. against accidents of all descriptions. good satisfaction. CHEA.~ J;'OR CASH &, Tft..\l),E. H The Summer Amusements of the AmeriBowmanville, May 1, 1879. T4e Port JJope Ti»"!es in con1menting can People." "The Race for the Bin~ Subf!~rfp:tiono taken for the CANADIAN S1'ATESQ 1s now raging at on the merito of the several ba11ds playing Ripbo!' of the ?Jerby," and "Etna':md its :MAN a~d other papers. 38-tf. ON REAL ESTATE fa th·t town on the 12th, says the Peter- Er.uphona," will well repay the reader · , · t t f fl ti -. boro Bli.nd were the second beat in atten- Th -,d 1. 1 · I at 8 per cent, frotn one to twenty :years, and in· 1 · L~L- 1.\ d&l1ce-the :ti.rat place, of course, being . e ~par n1en ·o ·· c on· u~: pecu 1ar y terest not pp,.yable in advance, JUST- ARRIVED. the 46th. The CobourgSentinel, however, l'Jch tlus mon th. A new ser~al by the Offices: -At 1.10RRT8' BLOCK Bowmanville author of H D~ra Th.orne," enlitled "A and 1 A. GamsbY's drug store, Orono, · 1 DEALl!JRs" rN takes a differ~nt view, Brrd . s~ys : - 11In Golden Daw~, . pro~1sea to be a story of Bowman ville June 10 IS7S. GOOD STRAW HATS AT 35c. EACH. 46-lv. our Opinion frit:1nd Tin:es is a little uprb- -deep and st1rn ng interest. There are · jndiced," for · we believe .th at the Peter- several short stories by M . T. Caldor --------~-------Our Spring and Summer Stock is borough Band was thff best in the process- - Annie Thomas, Eleanor Kirk, and othc; now opened out, and we are showfog CAN AD:...~ ion : and as far as we could see, the Coone of the largest , choicest, and popular writers ; poems of- geauine merit, bourg and Port Hope bands were not vezy sketches, etc., etc., and a carefully selected cheapest stocks ever offered to the widely separated in regard to their play- miscellany, including History, Science, SOLE AGENTS F'OR inhabitants of Bowmanville and the ing" TraveJ., W.itt.icisms, etc,, etc., o?cupying, m'\till'?A 'Vc'llm !ll-\'f;l'lfiili~ ~'li.'li' !ll lliil>lllll On Monday afternoon while Mrs. John- together with handsome embf'll11:1hrnents t!i' W ~ ~ ~~~Q ~~~~~ -.::r_ SON~ surfoundingcountry. Our stock of .28 quarto pages. If you desire to enjoy[' ston .wife of J\fr. D. J. Jolmst0n, of 1 .L:L , goods -is unsµrpassed for variety, 0 ,. THE ·-FQRLdelightful Summer reading don't fail to · Cobourg,andMrs Underwood,of thoTownstyle and cheapness. Do not fail to ehip of Haldiwand, were driving in a obtain_thi'.numbe~of thePoPULAJl.~ONTH· , call and see for yomselves, buggy over the bridge near wh at is known LY. The illustrations number quite ono To DF. DIVIDED Ladies and Gents l1ats cleaned and as the Crawford Estate,. on t.he Cold hundI'.ed, and there is a. very beautiful \Ve are prepared promptly to fill orders in tbe_above lines, and to' deliver articles in all parts re.shaped in all the latest style.s. SpringsRoad, they were upset, on acco1tnt chron10 frontispiece " On the Pier at And is determined to .continnc to sell at tne riunously low prices NEXT YEAR, I88o, of tJie t own. The highest price paid fot Lumber, Wood.etc.. We buy tor VA.SH-.. and a~ll fg!. ~SH. ~ Single copies are only 25 of the horse ahieing at two holes in the Tron ville." cheaper tha.n the cheapest. Why he can do i~ a-Office ·and )'.ard- Corner o! King and George Streets. bridge. Mrs. Underwood .recei.ved two cents; and the annual subscript.ion, $3, ·\Ifill be allotted to assurers joining the Company this time. sevete fractures .of the skull, and now pos~- paid. .A.ddress, FRANK ]iEST,IE's Pun- n.tUpon Fii:st, he buys for cash and hiows just how to buy. ·. AMERICAN GREENBACKS AND EXCHANGE BOUGH1'. an estirniit,e of the Com pany's· Reserve Remember tl:ie address, one door lies in a precarious condition ; J.\.1rs. John- L!SHLNG Hou sE, 53, 05 & 57 Park Place, upon the Goyernnten t Standard, at 30th April Second; what he can't buy cheap enough, he manu(;-.ctures. JoHN McCLl!:LLAN. } McCLELLAN & CO. Now York. . west of B11ckler's Jewelry store, last, there Vl'aS then over and above Ca:pftat and ston sustained an inju ry in the back. Tf V\'lLLl.AM CANN. Third, be is satisfied with. small profits. L iability:38 they. . P:hoose to enief an a.ction _ against the BowmanYille, APril 17, 1819. King Stre.et, Bowmanville. AsK YoURSELl' THll8E Qu.l!lSTIONS.-:--Are 1 A S11r1>lus of$50)!,9I9. Fourth, he sells for ca.sh; township they certainly could recover you a despondent sufferer from Sick IleadThis favorahlel'esn1t wa,rr.ants theanticipatlon 7-3~. Fifth, beseHs at bottom prices. heavy damage·. 't I C t' p · · I that the protHs tn lie , d1v1ded among po1icvac I1e, H a bl ua as iveness, alp1tahon of, holders in 1880, will not fall short o! the Hberlil the Heart~ Have you Dizzini;iss of the I ret~rn ~allott~d at thr, laRt two <l:ivi_ sions- in 1870 o ..ai..x... ..a..rgE) s:m~ :S-O:EJ. . V<>'t:i":R.SELIV'E.& Svstem dei'.'>res!ed? I and 11870-w~wh hns_ not b_ eqn surpas~ed by £!-nY A :,Qhu'l-ch ,\ congregation has go~e to Hel\d 1 Is your N orvous _ · Company doing business u1 the Dominion, being -ANDsmaeh ,, on the · other side- becanst) one Does your Blood 01rculate badly? Have equbralent to a bonus addition upor;i whole-life BREAD&F'ANCYBISCUITMAKER. a Cough 1 Low Spirits 1 COn1ing .up Policies rif 2f p_cr cent.. per annum-an addiUon brother. took away a ladder claimed by you BRI~G .. .'YOUR F R i e NDS 'WITH Y o u A SUPERIOR STOCK OF of the foud after eatuig 1 &c. 1 · &c. · A~ll of 25 per cent. 1n 10 years to the surn assured, another. It isn't the ladder they are Examine the atcck, 1-\'hioh com:prises everything in tb& dOe Or the very latest d 'TOWN H.4LL fiuILDI.NGS, BOW.MANVILLE. of these and .much 1nore a.re the direct eleogant. styles !l-Dd patterns, of English, C&rutdian, and American nlanUfacture, . an mo quarrelling over, but the principle of the A. q. RAMSAY, R. HILLS, ~ DF.ALER IN results of Dyspepsia, Liver Con1p]aint and Managing Director. Secretary. &till oont1nuet1 o manufacture to order, fyo.m the best of rnateria.l and none b t ti ·. He thino;. workmen kept, · _ - -· n rsi.-cla Indigestion. G REEN'S ~uGusr FLOW$R Supt. of Agonoies, J. W. ~fARLING. FRESH AND CHEAP, A ·01RD.-To all who suffer from the is now acknowledged by all Druggists to W, '. R. dLIMIE, Agent, Ordm·s Promptly Exec1!.ted, and Good Fitli Guaranteed. errors-a.ftd ind1,scretions o~ youth, nervous be a positive cure. 2,400_ . 000 bottles were Uye Stuffs, Patent.Medicines, Perfumery, Brushes, Combs, Svaps, Pa-ints KEPT CONSTANTLY 0 N HA ND. He has !n sto~k an endless variety o(I.adies' end Cents' 8111 s ir.to. tr ru r: l'f , - 1· (42-Zwl ~ )30WMANVILLE. --· weakqess, early decay, loss of manhoo<l., given away in the U . S.and Canada through KING AND-DIVISION STRE!i:'fS which he is sellmg cheap for cash. - .. · · · H lf;c ~, r1 (; Oils, Paint Brushes, Coal Oil, and Coal 0(1 Lamp~, &c., &c. &c., I "Will send a receipe that will cui'e Druggists totbe people ns a. trial. rl'wo doses . . llOWllIANVILLE. R b th St d " .B you, F'REE OF CHARGE. This great _willsatisfyanypersopofit.swonderful quali~ AGEJ\'TS, READ THI§. PYYSICIANS' PRESCHIPTIONs CARE~'ULLY COMPOUNDED AND ALL 0RDEI11> _nowmanvme, .ran 22· 1879, . emem er e an - - . IG BOOT" drawn by two Horses: 28·1, . remedy Wl\8 discovered by: a n1issionary ty in curinga,Jl foro1sof Indigestion. Sarnple vle'·vill pay A.gents a Salary of$100 per month CORRECTLY AXSWERED. K ING . in SOuth America.: Send a self-addres_ sed 4ott.lcs 10 ct~. Regu.Jar size 76 cts. Sold u.nd 1 ex:penses, ol' allow a. lnrg_e com,mJssion to - _ ' _ i' -ACQUAJN'fANCE and ESCORT . ST R I; E.T. B 0 W M A N V f L L E · T J · 't' J b JI fi t= ·~l ·. _ Dr · · seU our new and wonderful inv~nt1ons . - \f:ri: . d Pl . . f th '1 d . ; -. C..A.RnS-' R whest thing · out. It I t th R J enve ope O· e E,_V. OSE.Plf . NMAi.;, pos11ve y y a __ rs c a.,f.°'S - 11gg1sts lll ' ME\NWHATWESAY. Sainpic·free, Address · ~Fo- fO.:rmers an vysician.s ~·om e 01Hii1111v1, l lfn o 'tr l~toclrof Med1cine s~om 1 you ..·w nntto have fu.!!_i bl!J' them,-:--OO!or 26 cts. Station D, Bible H01wse. New York City. Canada. ~ J39) · SHERMAN&: co Marshall Mich \e best guality. · ZO for iocents. STEv ENS&; CO., P.O. BoxH2 Bowm··vJ . .· ., jl!ontreel, Que, 2!Mim, - - ·.. :&XCH~NGES. I Brock T~:.~~:.s:o:,s~derland, on : NEW· I C. W, JEWELLERY:, STiJRE. \ ~ HUGHAN GREAT. CLEARING SALE ' . Clasgpw House. 'BQOTS &SHOES. SPRING AND SUMMER G.O ODS ·a t wholesale prices FOR CASHuntil that dat e. WATCHES REPAIRED, FINE WATCH WORK ASPECIALTY. !10 TRUNKS, LEATHER AN D FINDINGS .also in stock. ----~--- - ·- - Holloway's Ointment, . S TAND :-POST OFFICE BLOCK. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. THOS. -PATERSON. F. BO.R LANJ:> . :G REAT STRENGTH, ·SPRING&SUMMER HATS i C t ·OT H ING is-the place for the- ~.A..TS:>- FELT ; AND S 'T R..A.. -W-_ B EST CROCERIEtS· They have just received t~e seRING GOODS MILLINERY AND FANCY BOTTOM PR I 0 E S. coons M. MA:YE R GU'I"I'E.RS, _ .M 0 R -R ' I S' L "A·RGE:S,,. S'Toc:K Ever Brought to the Market. Mme.Demorest Patterns, ALL BUYERS ACKNOWLEDGE WORKS. TEA'S, SUGARS, I ----· -----RAISINS, FRUIT TREES. CURRANTS, _ PEELS, SPICES,· &c. W H · WI l LI AMS Dress-Making Done. .MASON'S CASH STORE DRY GOODS . IM PORTANfriAN NOUNCHAiNT1 TAILORING_ $10.00. 2.75. BOOTand SHOE RAISINS CURRANTS, BLACKSMITH. i .:..._ ·' . .-=--- HARDWARE. 05 -dema·rtments ar · ·e c ' om .p · . e·· - BOOT ANff·SHOE -STORE~ I N$Y.RANCE] ed at -P.abulously low " ~ prices. Come and see our prices and judge for you,rselves. CROCKEltY GLASSWARE · & LAMP 1 t SMALE'S A~i~?;~;;D I Q Murd,_o ch Br.as v· , R W JADIE S ~ AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, . - 1rcM·U RTR.Y o - $UM M E·R SP RI N,G' AN ST 0 CK REPA~;~rai~:~&±T~;rsHAND. ·~ " -_~ . @Qi@~~ li'E!W &IPl!IE~® 1 -.e-.· :e· .& ' . B·dsall ~ ... . w BIG F U S.;::a:: 1V{QNE Y T LO AN ·M --c C L .E .. N & C_Q., NEW MILLINERY -- TRELEVENSI LIFE ASSlJ RANCE CO'Y. COAL, WO OD, LUMBER, Shingles, Lath, Posts, & Square Timber; B_ R..A..THBUN & LARGE PROFITS Doors, Sash, Blinds, Pickets, Mouldings, &c. Mrs. DONNELLY. D. s T ·O TT, CHEMIST AND DR u GGIST. CHARLES TOD, CONFECTIONERY, 0 Druggs, Medicines and Chemicals 9 l 1 a . FU ., N I "M TRELEVEN .