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...... TERMS :-$il..i>O PER ANNUM, NEW SERIES, NUMBER OUR TOWN AND COtJN'FY FIRST: THE WORLD AFTER.W-ARDS. BOW~NVILLE~ M.A · .JAMES, EDIT®;A;tm PR01"111l.J>;TOR, 311. ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JULY J!l, 1884. Vo:cm.rn x~. NUMBER 28. CARPETS I OAR PETS! Two Bales Dutch Wool Cat,pets, Bought in transit, which will be sold at 10 PER C~NT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRl'CES .. xxx 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 FOR. 30 OE NTS. ~---1(xxx)· --- Xxx 30 . This bi?liihg the year of t~ 30th BIRTHDAY of the STA'l'ESMAN, the Publisher wants. to raise the subscription list to THIR'll'Y HUNDRED, ~:nd to this en.'4: THIRTY NUMR,IDRS will be sent to new subs.cl'i:bera for only THI,_.RTY CENTS. P~ase unde~nd': we will send the ~TATESM..k\.Ni to any address in Canada or tle Unit~d StateS; 'l'HIRTY W~E.KS for the sma. J!t sum. of ·THIRTY"' CENTS. 30 3O - 30 BOYS and 30 GIRLS WJanted to act. a.s agentf?: during the holidays, and to make 30 CENTS AN: HOUR for 30 DAYE' by taking 30 SUBSCRIBERS a day a.t 30 cents '1.ach for 30 WE'J!l;ls:s' SUBSCRU'·T ION. For every 30 CENT SU:SS.,CRI~r:f!QN ~~u receive keep ten cents and send. u.s tw~n.ty cen.ts with the full name and address. of thei su,b.sc:d.ber.. Any bey or girl, man or wmnan can act as agent on these terms faq. 3 O DAYS. You, c~n s~_ud silver, three or one o~t stamps or scrip fo:i; s.m~ll a.niounts. Try to get five subscribers the ftl;'~t day, and send us a dolla.i· bill and keep fifty cents. See what a lot of money you can make in --30 DAYS if you get ten subscribers a day- $30. Go to work to-day and ask everybody you meet to take the STATESMAN for 30 WEEKS for 30 CENTS. If they already take it ask them to send it to a distant friend. Address all ·letters to ~ 250 P I E C E S Scotch~ Eng1ish. --AND-- 3Q ' 30 30 Canadian. T-vv-eeds T 0 ·SE LE CT FR 0 M. Having· made arrangements with the well known 30 3O AND A1 CUTTBH, W. PBARDON, we can furnish suits which cannot be Style and Cheapness. surpas~ed xxx for M.A. JAMES, SALEM. STATESMAN Office, Bowmanville. -·- _., _____ __ ... ____ __ , _ ---,..,...- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ XX X CORRESPONDENCE. ECCS TAKEN AT . HIG~EST MARKET PRICE. R. H.TURNER. McCLtfNG BROS'. OLD STAND. ' The S. 8. anniversary at Salem passed RAMPTON. off very successfully. On Sunday sermons M essrs. H. J and J. B. Hoidge, teachers, were prea,ched by Messrs. Warriner and are spending their vacation here. Richards, and on l\fonday the attendance Rev. W.R. Barker and family r emoved at the tea meeting, though not as large as to Richmond Hill last week. usual, was full of interest. 'fhc children of the school sang some p1·etty pieces a11d ,Mr. C. ~V. Johns i& able to. move about capital addresses were delivered by R evs. with the aid of crntches. Richards, \Varriner, and Mr. T. YellowMr. John Goyne is quite ill. lees. Rev. Mr. Harris occ_upied the chair A larbe quantity of;milk is received at I and the supermtendent, Mr. W. Windatt, the cheese factory, and the cheese sold has/ suhmitte.d the report, showing the 1$Chool been pronounced very good. to be qmte prosperous. .li'our· pupils from our school wrote at th~ entrance ~xami1rntion. ALPHA. . NEWTONV~L.LE.. Mr. W1ll1 s Ptmwarden,1s 111 with typhoid !(.IRBY. for last i$sue) Our School! Iricnic on Friday last was in every 1'J:l;Sf-le!l.t a decided succeRs. Jt; was held i:.'t.Jaines Brown's. beautiful grove which faicl}\· i;.warmed with a delighted crowd. 'n11e"ueople of the section proved fully thcda~t tlmt they s1>preciate theeducatio]l;!lhHl~1antages uf om bncl and more espec:~lly th~ good seine of @r trustees-. in engaging good teach~rs by turning out. alm'!~~ t;o.:i, unit on th.is occasion. In :i.. sun.nil:\ nPPk in the ravine which. ru.~a tluong,h_ the bl\sh Mr, W . S. Garnsby om.· g'On~ii.l. M:tist had his ;justrmJlent arra··~cd an.{!; took the photos Qif teachers and pw:p1l11. l1mIJ.mitiately afterw:wds the company, were. , called to order ancl short pithy anrl\ }: )rac' l)ic.!lil acldresses weire delivered by J\1~ssrs. ·J·<.Jl'm Shaw,Rev, l·'msor and .M.r.. JRuberl; :M.o lllent of Oro»o. Drs. Farn.','.9U1 be, of : Newcastle, and Carveth, of Ol'illll.-O,. were called upon lit~L did not mak11t SJ;Jeeches. · S11lendid music was rcndcrecl ll!y the Con. tral Orchestn· who are 'i:>'<;-Cli. l?eady to accommodat,e and am use. "t'he1·ernainder of the afternoon was sptlilV in feasting. swingirig, croquet pfoylng etc. Mr. Chapple was highly lauded hy the parents for his untiring exertions during the past half yen.r. We wish .him a happy 110liday period and hope he may return refreshed and ready to enter upon his duties with. his old time vigor. Rev. Mr. Pattyson preached his farewell sermon in the C. l\'L church on Sunday afternoon to a large congregat ion. Good bye. Rev C. A. Simpson has als<?. taken his leave. Their kiod ancl fervel}.):. words have left inipression in the hea:ntS of many that will long be remembei;ei;I. and all wish them success in thci}::· ~OQ~ work wherever their lot mn.y be caR,n. · Miss .Addie Powers is speuding i1el.' holidays with her relative Mr. '.L T]/.prnton. We congratulate her upon l).\l<'(Wg S ,\10,cessfully finished her musica~ C4}.\l.Ji~l\l ~l).d being the lucky applicant fi;w th4l posioion of first teacher in th<J ~rantfo1·i;l ladie11 college. We will record ~:tie succe~s of our boys at Belleville au1c~ Ne"'castle m our next. SCOUT. (Toa.1M~ = · · ,._ · ·· OSHA WA . From the Reformer. Rev. G. Webber preached his farewell sermon last Sunday. Clover is badly injured by the weave!. J ohn Marsh, formerly of Oshawa, was drown~d at Brampton on Sunday. W. H. Conant's form west of town has been sold to l\'Ir, A. R. .A.11drew A,t 1,j:120 per acre. Mr. E. R. L. Gould, B .A., has been appointedProfessor ofHistory and P olitiI ca~~cienee a.t Wa§hi!1~t1;m Up.ivernity. · ltlt'll. P. Keeler, f@nwdy of Oshawit, died in Winnipee, on t he 20th ult., from. 1blood poisoning. . . Mrs. Cynthia McNeal, wife of Mr. Thoir. McNeal, of East Whitby, died very slid'denly on Suuday morning fast . Mr. R. W. Hamlin, of Oshawa, succceded in winning the two mile roadster Bicycle race in Toronto on Monday last, making exceedingly fast .time. I C.ARTWltIGHT. fever. The Orangcmcn are making active pre- [ .Mrs. Jas. Lockhart is on a pleasure trip parations for the 12th. w~th Mr. and Mrs. Chas ThompsQil t9 The Temperance people will give a grand Niagara Falls. ~N concert the same night. Mrs. Stoel Bate$ is still ir1 a low state --..._ CHANCERY DIVISION. ~: I I~. J3eacock entei'tained c 111-)any- of h(;)alth, . ~ Mrs. Potter, dressmaker. has removed of Division nieffib'.>.m.at Lttkeview Cotl:ttge BELCH vs. McLAUGHLIN. on the 3rd inst. here from N ewcastle. · Our "sojer boys" reached home SaturFarm.ers. are busy hay making imd Pursuant to the judgement and order made in this cause on the 2lth day of March, 188t. day night,- drilled out. ' berry-p1ckmg has begun. . . there wlll be sold wi~b the appr~bl>tlob: oT -··-~ Our Division is more prosperous now Rev. Mr. Thompson preached an earliest GEQRGE M. CLARK, Esquire, Local Master -of the SuJ1reme Court, at Col.Jourg, by HENRY than before. and impressive sermon to a large eongreT. PHILLIPS, Auctioneer. on the premises W. T. Dingle, of Oshawa, will stake gation in the Methodist church last SunThe Great French Lotion for ·mentioned in the first po.reel herein, on $100 to $500 that he can with the Honey day evening. Pmr.os. Beautifying the Face. Fanning Mill &eparate grain better t han Kline & Jackson can with the Cha mpion. ORONO. At the hour or ON I~ o'clock In tho AfterIt conceals the evidence ot aooe. One 'l'he annual Picnic in connection with noon, the rouo,v l.ng huuls n11·l i>rlmlse11: &lJplication will make the most stitbbornlv ENF'IELJJ. the school in No. 21, Cla1·ke. was hdd on red a.nd rough hands bBautlfnllv soft and PARCET, I. - All a.ncl singular the North white.Remember tha.t "MAY Dl<~W" is not Sickness prevails throughout the village. Saturday 21st inst. Parents children · qua.rter of Lots 12 and 13, in the 8th Concession a. paint or powder tha.t fills up the pores of "Of the 'l'ownship of Darlington. in the County l in goodly numbers Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Martyn and family and fri ends assemblec the skin. but e. now a.nd great discovery a · of. Durham, (save and except about TWO acres and a very pleasant afternoon was spent vegetable liquid, that causes the cheek to visited friends here on the 1st. of Lot 12, atorestti<.l, formerly conveyed to glow with health{ the neck, arm~ a.nd hands together. The amusements consisted in CHARLES G. BATES) containing 105 acres be the Two pair of heels were seen passing swinging, croquet playing-, sack and three to rtval the Lily n whiteness. Imooasible so.me more or less. to detect in the beauty it oonCet·s 11ny artiswiftly over the fence leading from Or- legged racing, ball pl:i.ying and last but '.!.'hid is the homestead lately occupied by the flcia.l eh11racter. It cures Grea.sy Skin .late JAMES MCLAUGHLIN'. 'l'ne 1lwe11ing house miston's berry patch the parties being not least eating'. About 5 o'clock cloths Freckles. Wrinkles, Pimples, Black Heads' is about 2!x30 with a kitchen addition 20x2.l Crow's Feet, Blotches, Face Grub~. S1ui frightened by the supposed appearance of were spread on the grass and covered with ..and a wood·shed closo by 18x40. There is a Burn, 1'a.n, Rini:i,worm, Chapped Ha.nds frame barn 3!x.>1, a.nd a. framo stable and shed a white bear. Armed hunt.~men were ouL viands t hat would tempt the most delicate Soro or Chapped Lips, Darber'sitch, Tetter: : 24x80. These ta.rm buildings arc almost new immediately and returned a verdict- appetite. Everything passed off harmonetc, It frees the pores, oil gle.nds.'and tubes '!'here is also a good orchard of about 2 acres· from the injurious effects of powders and hungry dog. .and a well and good 11;arden. 'l'his tarm is iously, and at sunset all r epaired to their cosmetic we.shes. By its use all redness and watered by 11 never falling creek. a.nd ls within On Friday evening our village youths homes tired but well satisfied with the roughness are prevente1l; it bea.utiftes the about 3 miles of Tyrone and 10 miles from Bowgathered to have their usual social chat afternoons treat. In speaking of sack skin, and will make it soft, smooth and ma.nville. with good roads to those pla.ces. white; Imparting a delicious softness; pro1:'4!0&L II. - All and singula.r the North but were disturbed by a heartless shepherd. racing it would not do to omit one between duolng a perfectly healthy, natura.l and -·quarter of Lot l~. in the 9th Concession of the One of the youths declared what he should Messrs. Wm. B. Kelly, trustee, and youthful appeare.nce. '.!.'he best tace lotion .ea.id township, contmnlng oo:a.cres, be the same that the world ever produced. We will .. more or less. do if he had so and so, but the shepherd Edmund Cobbledick. They were a little send "A LARGE BOTTLE" to any address on proclaimed poverty. Hold your dignity, more awkward than the small boys, but TERMS AND CONDITIONS : r!lcoipt of price, $1. When .ordering men· young man ! do not apply to the council. amused the spectators quite as much and twn this pa.pflr, One-tenth of the purchase money of parcel 1 must be pa.Id down at time of sale, and the SHOOFLY. Address all letters to the MAY DRW received 1st and 2nd prizes which consisted be.la.nee into Court to the Qredit of this ca.use AGENCY, 167 Church street. Toronto, Ont. within 30 de.ya thereafter without intei·est CoM. of candies. Pe.rlor a.nd Reception Room for Ladies. when th!!' purchaser will be let into possess.ion' TYRONE: - -- - ---- --~~-One-third of the purchase money of pa.reel i must be paid down at time of sale and the ENNISKILLEN. Haydon is apparently not satisfied yet COPYRIGHTED. ba;la~ce mto Court to the credit of titis cause The funeral sermon of the late \Villiam that '.J'yrone boys can defeat them, at basewithm 30 days thereafter without interest, when ·-the purohe.aer will be let in to possession. ball. Last Saturday another ·game of Brown will be preached in the PresbyterTlie purchaser will bo furnished, if he re· baseball was played at Haydon. · Score, ian church n ext Sabbath morning..quires the so.me, with a. Registrar's Abstract ~ftheproperty butnone other, e.nd the Vendors' Tyrone, 18, Haydon, 10. A return m~tch Rcv. G. W. Stevenson preached his will llOt be bound to furnish any other title will he played at Tyrone Saturday after- farewell sermons at Maple Grove and ·deeds tba.n those In their posbessiou. either for noon next. -~f.urpose ot verirylng tlle Abstract or other. Enniskillen last Sunday to lar"e conorcRumor says that an M. D . has taken gations, allll left for Heathcot;, his ~ew There will be a. reserved bid On each pa.reel · fixed by me. station on Tuesday. He is a good preachup l1is abode in our h ealthy village. In a.ll other respects the terms and conditions er and leaves the circuit bearing t1 1e reT)}e Sons of Temperance are taking ·cf sale will be the standing conditions of this spect and good will uf everybody. Shoulcl steps towards renovating and beautifying ~f°;:Ite which will be made known at the time p he ever r eturn to visit the circuit he is their hall. nuFuRr~hEer pa.rticula.rs can be had from D. Purify the Blood correct all Disorders ·of the sure of a hearty 'velcome. .o .u. SIMPSON, Vendors' Solicitor, at tile ' . Query : Where is our n ew parsonage An ice cream festival and social !ffith I~IVER STOJJJA.(JU KIDNEYS A.ND DOWELS ·townorBowma.nville; .TO~ K.GALBRAITH, to be? "Esq., of ea.me place, Soltoltor; a.nd J 0 H N T . . ' ' · ering will be given in the M. E. cl~rch .,!IhOSAKIN;. Esq., Q. c., Toronto, as well as from hey mv1gorate and restore to health Debilitated Constitutions and Miss Annie Clemens has returned from here on Friday evening July 18th, when ... e uct1oneer. . ~11 Oomplatnts lncidenta.l to Females of all Ages. For ' tl1e Great N ortl1 W est · (ed.) GEO. 1\1, CLARK. aro mvaIuablfl m a time of unusual interest is anticipated. D . BURKE SIMPSO~ca.l Master a.t Cobourg. Children a.nd the aged they are priceless. We would suggest that the City Fathers After refreshments have been served Vendo s · sor1c1 ·tor, repair the sidewalk before A any serious short addresses are expected from circuit ,,, . 'd en t liappens. Da.ted June 9 th. l r 88· 2Hd. acct MATEUR. ancl local minis ter s and the Salvation · · Is an infallible re.medy for Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores Army from Bowmanville will be present A SPECIAL INVITATION.-We especially a.ml conduct a part of the services. Tickand Ulcers. It is famous for Gout and Rheumati8m. For disorderg of the inTite a trial by all those etifferers from ct~ to festival and meeting only 20 cents ; - Chest it has no equal.:SO:W-~A.NVrLLEKidney and Liver complaints who have cluldren, 15c. Everybody will be heartily For Sore TllI"oats, Bronchitis, tJoughs, CJolds, '.MONDAy · night, Soldi;; and vonverts only. failed to obtain relief from.other remedies w~lcome. ".I'UEt:>DAY,WEDNESDAY, TlIURSDAY and Glandular Swellings, and all Skin Diseases it has no rival ; and for a.nd from doctors. Naturesgreatrewedy, SATURDAY, Public Meetings at 7:!5 p. m. Kidney· Wort,...has erected cures in many To most children the bare suggestion contracted and stiff joints it acts like a charm. F RIDAY, Holiness Meeting for Snldiers and all Christians, 7:i5 p ,m, obstinate C'&6es. It acts at once on the of a dose of caator oil is nauseating. Why SUNUAY,8a..m.,KneeDrill ; 11 a.In .. RoliKictneys, Liver and l:low1>ls, cleanring the not, t hen, when physic is necessary for Manufactured only at THOMAS HOLLOWAY'S Esta.bli«hment, nGl!s Meeting : 3 p. m.. Hallelujah Meeting; systfn! of all poisonous humors and res· the little ones, use .A ver's Cathartic Pills? 7 p, m., Salvation Meetin".', 78, NEW OXFORD STREET, (late 533, OXFORD STREET~ LONDON, toriug a healthy condition of tho:ie impor- They combine every essential and valua.· CHILDREN'S l14EET!NG Sa.turda.y, 3 p. m. All are welc~me as a.hove. Come in crowds. And are sold a.t ls. 1t d., 2s. 9d., 4s. Gd., lls., 22s., and 33s. each Box or Pot and ta.l!lt organs. Do not be diseoura.ged li>ut bl~ principle of & cl\thartic. medic~ne, and Collection each service. may be had from all Medicine Vendors throughout the World. ' try it. bemg sugar-coated are ea.s1ly takm. CAPT. AD.A llIND. LIEUT. RUSSELL. &fil"l'urchaser1 shout· look l\t the ;label u11 1he l'uts and Boxes. If the ncldre.ss ·CADET McDONALD. Girls best Kid Gloves at 12~ cents We offer Men's Tweed Suits at $5.00, ts not 533, Oxf'o1·cl Streot, London, they are sparlous, Bowmanville, May 28, 1881. 22·3ru, Ellison & Co. Ellit1on & Co. THE HICH COURT OF JUSHCE. :r. -- INVALUAB~~EV~RY LADY. I . f.i a . lTJiEW'~ ' Friday, f~e llt~ Oa1 of Jul~, 1884, . SUNDAY PARADES. Sm,- In the hope of staying what is apparently going to issue in a serious ill to our community, I write these few lines to the STATF.SMAN. Our t own has long been noted for its quiet Sabbaths, where christians could worship their ..M:aker under their own vine and fig t ree, none daring to molest or m ake th em afraid. Recently, however, there has been a change in this i·espect . · Our hallowed Sabbaths have been converted into a meaningless parade aml exhibition. Instead of ;i,· sacred day, h oly, acceptable unt o the L ord, the quiet of home is disturbed, the work of the Sabbath School seriously interfered with, and church services molested. Complaints have been made against the Salvation Army in their pomp and parade, accompanied by discordant music, and not without just cause; but when our citi7.en soldiers in all their war paint assume the same role, it is time that Zion's watchmen were upon their watchtowers. I write in sorrow, l\fr. Editor, because I have strong sympathies wit h the Army in their work, and because t he course pursued by them is in opposition to th e wishes of some of t he 11est citizens in the~own, and as a. consequence, their syn:iy.tthies are gradually being withdrawn. I have also a high. estimate of our noble voluntoers and h ope as true men to country and queen, they will be none the less loyal to the gr eat Captain of their salvat ion, and remem.ber the Sabbath day to k eep it h oly, and, unless when in camp and on regular duty, will positively refuse to be made an exhibition of to please any man, whether he be priest or prophet. Unless t he christian con1 munity ent er a strong protest now, an irresistible t ide may sweep from us that which is sacrecl to every lover of right, viz., our christian Sabbath. CrrnmN. - - +- - -BmGHT's DisE.&.SE, DIABETES. KIDNEY, LIVER oit UitINAitY DISEASES. Aave no fear of any of these diseases if you use Hop Bitters, as they will prevent and cure the worst cases, even when you have been made worse. by 11ome great duffed up pretended cure. Allan Line, mail steamships- the quickest, safest and best line crossing tho atlautic; V easels not being insured insures careful management. No cattle 011 passenger steamers. Rates reduced ; enquire of V v. A. Neads,Agent. ..... HEALTH FOR ALLT S& OINTMrnTl T H E I L L S I I . T H E 0 I N T M E N T .SALVATION ARMY BARRACKS, ! l W. Mcl\Iurtry's face curtains, plain ancl whit!) muslins, and parnsols are very cheap..