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· What has come over the North Ward in Bowman ville 1 Why ha.a the gentle· man'& w11rd fallen so sadly from grace 1 WiH Councillor Burden please answer 1 WEST DURHAM ELECTION. DOWMANVILLE, B'IJK.f. BLACKSTOCK BROTHERLY WORDS PRAISE. OF BOW.MANVILLE, MARCH 2, 1887. HOW THEY STAND. The p olitical situa.tion is a grand puz--<lle ·tha.t cannot be soh-ed till Parliament m~ts on Apri l 13. The Que bee "bolt.ers" (Consenatives who turned against the ~vernment on the Riel issue) are ..claimed by both parties, hence the dil·en:Qna, '£he Globe claims that Blake is "'one ahead," and the Tories claim a. ·ml(jority of 20 to 30. Practically, the Go::vernment ha\'e no ma1 ·ori'ty, for 1° 4 iae·b1 are held by the mi·ni·st1:y, a.11d 011t" 8ido of themselves, the Government is certainly in a minority. ELECTION ECHOES. Hon. Ed. Blake's iuajority in West Dui:ha.m is 116, and in ' Nest Bruce l, 1.20. Hurrah for Bradley's School House ! '!'his sub-division gave Blake a. majority of 8G. llravo ! The Port Hope Times publishing a lot of boah about the West Durham efoction. Its all imagination. It wonld. in future elections be un a.ct _ - i courtesy to Eo'loct, the leaders of both pohtic,al p1trties by acclamation. Darlingt.en went heavy for Blake and gave h im a mlljllrity of 352- one less than Mr. Blackstock's total vote. . ., We hope the Conservative electore in Cartwrip,ht will never repeat their tactics of the 17th of February. What would they have eairl. had the Reformers of Darlington treated Mr. Blackstock, similarly 7 341 We have yet to learn of aliy incivility having beton shown him in any pa·t of Majority for Blackstock- 87. DAl\LINGTON. the riding. No don bt the persons who 7, Providence, ... . _., .101. · were <!oncerned in the Cartwright 6lfair, No. ,, 8, Tyrone. . . . . . . . . . . . !l7 eee now that it was not British fair pfay. !J, Maple Grove. . · . . . . 73 It is only j uet to say tlrnt we do not " 10, Hampton ..·... . .·. 109 " 11, Ennis kill en. . . . . . . . 82 know of any act of the Tory candidate in 30 faction Lo our customers, and scarcel'y " 12, Courtice .. · · ·.. .. .. 113 u. week passes that Bom e onA d nes not com-the recen t ca mpaign tl1at wa~ ungentle13, Bradley's S. H . . ... 1:30 44 " plunent him on hia neat <ind akillfol work manly or mean. In the heat of a politi3 .. 3 manship. The faet that the STATESMAN; 1 705 0 cal contest partiza.ns do very often what j Job Priutinl!' Department turned out last· · M11jority for Blake- 352. they would scoru to do in their calmness, I ye~r ove: $250 worth of work IIl:ore than CAlt'.l'WIIIGHT. but 1u1 far as we have heard, Mr. BlackI t he· prevwus year, shews conclns1vely that 84 the business men of this town and the stock has lef~ a favorable record in West No. 14, Williamsburg... .... 39 " 15, South Cadmus .. . ... 18 fl8 peop}e of West D11rham know where to D urham. From the start his was a for" 16, Caidarea........ . ... 39 97 come for a good job 11b a. reasonable price. " 17, North Caclmu~ .. .. , . 35 lorn hope, but he worli ed earnestly and 74 This wurk ha..~ come to the office wi1hout canvaooin!! o.r solicita-JiC>n. We have not faithfully in the face of certain defeat. 131 353 had tim11 for either. There h>1s scarcely The hysterical style adopted by a proMajority for Black::itock-222. been a· siugle week inrthe past year ~hat .fe3sedly Reform journal duriag the recent our hands have not worked overtime, CLAR1 'E-. 88 and the-work continnes to crowd upon ns. campaigns was ludic1·ous in the ext1eme, No. 18, Nowtonville .. · ·.. . . 112 86 But we have digresE~d. The extracts and the abuse was 110 abundant that; one " 1!), Brown's S. H. . . . . · 62 26 gi~en lJel'ow ure muck :ippreciated, com" 20, Fisheri;es . .. . ........ 73 is l ed to beliele that t he editor reg ~rds 130 ing as tliey do, from B<7lDO of the leadrng " 21, }{endalL . .. .. .... . .. . 06 every mau who differs from him polithml75 print ing l\ouses betw@en Toronto and " 22, Orono .... ~ .. .. ... .. ... 139 ly as being unworthy of :respec' ,and a.~ oc54 Montreal. " 23, Leskard. . . . . . . . .. .. .... 76 36 Fnrn 'AND ARTISTIC.-- ,Ve hnve received cupying a position on a level with the 'L 2·i , Moffat's 5. H, ........ 58' a. copy of the annual New Year address h;;gh .vayman, the burglll'll" o; the assaii'495 of the car rier boys of the Bowmanville 585sir. - Such a want of charity and liberal~ 8TA'l'JJ:SM.11.N'-A. very fiae and artistic piece Maja>rity for Bla!l.e-!Jl i11m i11 no credit to any Journalist. of job printing, and "'credit to th8 estabNEWIJ.dSTLE·· lishment from which it emanates. Thanks. T.he Globe proved a very· important fac- ·\ N o. 25 , "" ,.,,as t w ard ..... . ..· ~g -PickeriiOfl' News. tor j;'l the campaign. Never-did a party " 26, West Ward! -· · .·.. · A Nu.1· ADDRESS. -The :Bowmanville joum al do more efficient and l!~foctive ser- 1 102 STATESMAN carrier boy's NewYear address, $4 vice. Its exposures of the c onuption of a. copy of which we ha.ve received, has a Ma.jorir:ty for Blackstock- JIB the G overnment were most damaging. I nen.tly printed titlEi page and calendar. Total majority for> Blake- i:16; '£he poetry is very J!»<><l, and the printing But w11 would rather have seen· Less perRllSULT ~:F I.AST DOl\lltN'l()N l>.'llE0TIONS. a credit to the office fr<·m which it was sonaliitat '8 and vituperative denunciation. TO'.fNI! V-OTE M:A,JORITY issued.-Petllrbnm B~vie1e. We doll ot bdieve that attacks 3 0 public THE F ANOY PRINTEJll'S Jh:AM. - The ~ men th.ro ugh the piress or on tho·pfoUorm cs Bowmanvil!e.-::;TATKflMAN hol.t~ up ih end z rfl! , accompli>. h much good. A bm~e is of the fancyvpri11 te1"s beam by o !O bitious E:1 :<I ..., ' § and excellent' samples. The latest is a not :w,gwli·ent, and h rarely necessary. ,.:i llOWMA.ll'i\l'ILLE. carrier's new year greeting, of fine colour, CQ 1'1'MJ. oolj ·flag at a- :private residOO..Ce in \V~t Ward, No. 1. 48 combilllltion and accurate press work.45 ' M on".!ay, ] 7th inst.r was 4 (. · " ,, 2. 4(}· 55 CartWJ7i·ght, on 15 Kingston WMg, ra}i!ed a.od Ii eld in trn· brceza in h o!l·or of N ol'th " ]0 37 " 1. 47 RE.nECTS 6:1tEAT CnED:!iT.-The STaTllS. ... " 2. 56 5-8 Canlliclla' s t·n e nobleman-Hon. E . . &.lake 2 man carrier boy's address for 1887, a copy 54 $'h " 1. 35 HI of which is before us, is· very tastefully - by tw4> lad.J.es born and raised in · Dar- Sou1 ,, , ,, ,, 2. 31 59 28 gotten up, and refldcts-' great credit on lingto1\t;; although bair,g told by a ]@ry t.he office from which it was issued.. to tak~i·t c;l()w-.1, they 0>till stnck tra·e· t<· 257 408 13' fl4 Orono News . L;:MtLING'.il:IJIN. FINE PnINTING. - k copy of the Bow. th0il' co:It.ra, foll of loy.al British brood. manville S·rA<rESMAN cal.'lrier boy's address 28 59 And hacd- ainy 'fory daroo to remove i ~;. he Providence ....··· 87 3!) has been received n.t this,.oJfiee and passf'd Tyrone .. .....· ___ · 53 wonlcdl have- ooe11 sufferiug more from · hiiis Mapl~ Grova·..... . 92 a.round to the· admiration. of the staff It 4!) 27 76 cha.stis:H iment. than did Hie Hon. E. B %ikeo Ram·ptoo .. . . .... . 7Z is a well+xecu ted sample of color print46 26 ing, uf ne,.t ' design and:i combi11ation of from IHl!Jo\'il halts. -C<rn:; 48 23 Enninkillen . · ... , · 71 colors. Engraved panels of the job have 3() 46 We deai1 1e· t v b e fair t (Y·O·mr'l.' ory friei:r(ls, Mt. o ~rswell ~ ·. . ·· 8Z been executed by the handy man of the Bradl~y's, ........... 105 38 67 S'l'An:sMAN' j,01> department. The job as . and to· give· thll'lll foll cr::idit for Hie e-Jl'a whole would be a credit to ci1y estabtent and: magnificence of;their process.I~ 30!) li85 276 lishments. -Li~dsay Post. cm .RKE. · on the niglIDt p:rfor t o the e-!eciion, and :i.a an~d, BEs·.r E i."Ew. GoT U:e.' ]N TowN. -The 45 Gl 106 there is-coruiider&ble diff.~rence- of opiniim' ~ Orono.· ._· ·· STATESMAN , Carrier· B oy 's New Year'a Ad18. 75 about H11l· 1Uaim.oor of co1n:eyai11'tls, we gi:::i:e I N ewto'.1ville · · · · · .. 93 25 dress this yen.r, w11s one of the best ever 46 71 the com:nt mads by us at r:&e, To-wn Halli Ii ~~~k~;~·t;s'. '. · ·. '. ·. '. ·. ()1 got up in town, a?Jd ' reflects l(rea.t credit 16 45 56 on Mr. S. Jewell, the foremaa .- J.Vest comer-]18: men and b oy1s· on foot, : rn,1; Kendmli....... ...· 54 110 41 Durham N e.ws. horsemeil> and 198 sleig!n1 a:nd cut te:ra·. ~ Leska~ .... ·..... 73 3Z 32 A faw c~tters probably tuNJ.ed out of tbs, ~ Moffat'.s. · · · · · · · · · 52 20 No. 1, West Ward, aouth .··. &2 2, " " north.... 56 " 3, North Ward, south ... . 76 " " north . .. G7 " 4, " " 5, South Ward, south .. . 54 " north ... 36 " 6, " Om· columns have been cr&\Vd.,d ver'j 60 niuclt with political matter shwo New 81 Years, and many things havo ct>uscquent66 ly been held over. We take pleasure in ' 88 republishin~ some extracts from our ex74 changes, io reference to our F"1!1!em1m'~ 50 skill as a. fine printer. Mr. Sid. A. Jewell, whv· has been iu fnll charge-of the 428 mechanical d'epartment of the ST..HZSMAN office, for tI-10 past ten months, is p.-obobly the youogest man occnpying a similar 38 position in C';1.nada. He is a graduate of 64 this office, having SPTVH'l his whole ap34 prenticeship m1d·e r· the illllt.ruction (Jf our VARIETY HAL_ l -is the place to get bargains m- Picture Frames and Wall Paper. Come in and see _ for yourselves. ~~ ~~.rj;;~~J~~ ~:::i~~;~:r~;~~lr:~~os:~t l -- 1 KENN ER & Co. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP m : THE~ FIRM OF- is Contemplated "" RUB'ERTSON & BOND. · · Let us hope that the Riel cry has been proceasien: before reaching. the centre oft ~ 485 406 160: 81 forever buried. It should not have been the town. It was an OrOOJr]y and we!'li.~ NEWCAS'1Jillll. mac;le an issue in the latA elections. cond ucted demonstration . ~ Sub-division No. 1. 30 37 7 The 'l'0ri.es have been rieeaeed in th~· Ii " "· " 2. 43. 48 5 The very n arrow majority-if it proves ~ to· be a m6jority- fer the Gr1vernment Globe and e. Joci\l paper 'lllith trying te·~ 73 85 12 .li C.ArullW.MIGHT. will gi..-e the opposition a much better over';]1elm e.nd des.troy M~- Blake'.:>< isio:g, No. 1. 24 81 57 chance to oppose barl rneasur~s theu they meetmg on Monday mght l]l!l'~v1ous to the-!: S·ub-diM eleo~ion. We are no e.polvgist for the. 2. 14 83 69 h&d in the hst two parliament~. Tories, but we deny that they ma.Cle any.;.· " "· " 3. 27 75 48 The N. P. was made to do good service attempt to break up that nueting, unles~· " <·· " 4. 33; 65 32 in the contest, and that its virtues are 98 304 206 recognized by the laboring classes is passing the hall m11oy be so construed. . We were informed on the day of the pro~ · i»WlMM..UtY OF 'lt'OOiORITES. shuwn by the very lar ge vote t!1ey gave cession that M:r. Blackstock had request- · 1 IDlAKJl. :EllN'l'lNG. in support of its advocates in the cities ed the bands not to play when passing tho.- J301w1mund:llo.. ... .... . 51 8.D<.1, tow n s. hall, and we know for a fact that it waa :Darli:agton .. . · · · · · · · · ·· 309 A,fter the treatment meted out to New- the friends of M:r. Blake -..v-ho made the ·Clarka·. · · · · · · · · - · · · · ·-· 79 castle by the Dominion Government, it 1 ·1 1 · -~NewcltB-!Jle · · - · · · · · · · · ·-·· l2 · t 'd great er noise on s1 e w u et i,e process10:!!:., ·Ja:ut,l!Jlig_hi!;, ..· · - ··· - - · · 206 wail h ardly expected the Tories there wai1 passing. There was loud and contin·-would give Mr. 13lacki!tock a. very hearty nous ch eering for Blake in order to drown.. . . .. 388 26;9 suppor t. .Bnt they seem to have b uried any shouting the Blackstock party migb ti. Tota}' ma1om! for; Bl;i 1 ,t6l·. - · · · · "-' ]19' theil- gt-iovances. make wlvm goin past. '£he object. of the 'Toila.i munbEI of' oteS< p<rJlled. · ..., 9'Z7 u Novelties in,:r..egislation. The· c.b a,nge to, be accomiplish,e@ on or ab0,u t. thie,1st d1 a1 y oft Marelh,. whe· n : John Rotxertson., b> ymutu, . al agreeme'.n t, will ret.i.:ue from the· firm'. A goo: d deal o f mo.o ey w-il.1 be :uequi,r ed in 0rder to· complete· the , arra\ngem~ents e'n te1red . in'l10.,. 1n: oj r der· to ID'.il:ake things, move be.tween: r1ow- an,d the fiirstJ of Mare,h ,. our·V\THOLE STOC,K . wilt 1be of:ffered Switzerland has· recently enacted two laws, says Domestic.'-s -.llf<-0-nthly, the operatior1 of which will be watched vvith the keenest interest alJ .ovei" the world. One is J:(raJuated taxation. This applies to incomee. Mere lab0re-Pa, aud those who make a. b:u;e-liviug; a.re Rot taxeci at all ; but the larger the ineome t.he heavier the tax. Tims;· e. man in i:.ec~ipt of $10,000 per annum pays relatively more than one whose yaarly earninifl a.re $5,000 or less. The obj~ct of tlle law iii to discharge large acenmulation of 1property. Indeed, it is a punis'iment to a man for being richer tbau his fellow&. In our country, the rich who do ·not· o-wn real estato 11re practically exempt from ii.11 taxation. The working m an, thr0ugh the operations of the ,tarifi', pays al:nost as much to the go _vermnent as does Tay Gould or any of the Vanderbilts. Thi& same Mr. Gould : · · <l!> 0 f i1 supposed to be worth "Wl50,0 0,000, o whicH., perhaps, $fi0@;000 is in r eal estate, But t;)ie latter ia tax,ed ~ar m ore heavilY' , than all the rest of h1s vast personal· -pro.P.,erty, which is in· bonds and stocks. ' Liberalism is increasing in Cartwright, procession may have been to kleep electo:r&. :i.-dies who are l ooking for a magazine In Switzerland ,. Jsy Gould would be and th·, R eform vote is pretty well spr<'ad away from l\'.Ir. B l,.k.i's meetin!(, but not>. ·to.L ro.e et rul t.heir req.;.i>iuements shonld see, forced to pay a·n enormous sum annu.i,Uy.;. over the township. - :::leveuteen more Re- tu break it up by creating a . disturbanoo JJ«w.oval!1t3 Monthly for .March. ]t; has. because of this vast mass of personal p.110" form votes were polled than e"er before, outside. j :ust a.rnived, and, as m11~al, i5 f_ ul.i1 of in- per._ty, which i.&-entir.el:y untaxed in the fol:'matiwi and amusement.. Nc:>tlun~ Oniiited States. But it is yet doubt.fol ~f the total Bfoke vote being 131. Well Hon. Edward Blake's majprity.·in; W:e:.t. seelllfl to be left undone to ma.~ ··Dem- the graduated.ii1c-0m.e tax. will work _w-ll dOll,e, Cart wright. Bruce i~ 1,120. Mr. Somerv.ille's, maj_ pn-- o'Pe~t/.~'" the moat popu&r family. magazine in,.Switzerlandl lll:v&ry rich, eaterprl8ll~g "Clar k e's all ri11ht," this time with a ity in !882 was 892. 'l'he LilJeral majpll- in ahe world. T~ ~s always-so:n~t.hi.ng man, and large · em~loyers of labor 1}!10to-i11· tel!ilst l\ll, from tl!.e y oungest child to nem1ce it unj jlst.. They eay they c~nno~, majority of 89. Kendal l and Brown's ity iu Bruce County is 6731 Bu,t by vi11- . the· ' "hillad of the house." This· J'.llbgazine I on· will not, oendnt?t large enterpnse3', if School House, only, ga\'e adverse major- t_ u e of the Gcrrymandel· the C011sema"- has. talk.en a. firm ailan.d on the F rc;i.lnibition ~ 'dley are to Tl0 puim.ished for their pal!>lic itie3. The N. P. was not sustained in tives hold t_ wo seats and the L.iberals- o.ne.. q;,uesti.110, which malt'ils it popul"'.r- in fam- 1 1'!<pii-it or '.·m i ness a.n1bitic;>n. This .?aduOrono which is a manufacturing centre. A minority of tho voterB conti;ol thie uep-- · ilres where there a.re boys no rnfiuence. iated tax is a v.ory favorite on~ Wk~ the Nor !'Ire the <rfr:h1. E~~:rgotton , :!to r- the de- ')so-called lnbor refwmers, and it has been l\fajori~y a.gain st it, 64. resentation of the count.)" iu P · nrliai:oon.t. -p.nrtment of t"0w: Girla" cimtains us1 ,ful .iaclorsed by. ve11y high authorities.. Jos. The most angry and g~re-11ed l ot 0£ TCI~ J1Jdvice to thelli1" Publisherll by W . .Jen-. 1Cha.mber:!l\iil, Badical member Qof the One fact must not be lost sight of anent ries in Canada o.re locu.ted! m West; ]1)1u·r- ]Lings Demorest, 1!.1 l!;ast 1,41tfa St., New.- i English Pa.vliarnent,. who,. !1is1 friends the cot; test just closed : Mr. Blake speat York, at $2.001 pe1 y ear . ·claim, m:aiy y.e!J be Prime. Munster, f~v~rs but t . h reo d eys in the riding, while Mr. ham. They assured the ()Utside world· d d · t G t R t We copy from· 'l'he WorlW a.ntl the Wi:,, a. g.ra u30t~ ~me ax i!l rea r1 .am. Blackstock ma.de a. house to house can- that Mr. Blake woulJ be defeated!. They the following, ~yings of em.i:mmt clerg}l- Pnnce B1sma.vck has given a: <ilualified vaas. Had Mr. Blake been in the riding foolishly risked money on their ~xpeota- men concerllillg a n ew book juat publillh- assent w _the theory that the 11ieh should all throug'.h the campaign and me.de a per- tions,and be1ame .insolent and unmanner- ed. "'Christ Crowned Within' is clear, give relnt1vely more than th~, _w.oor to the · h · · scrintoral 211udi -warm wit]l; the pulsa.tbns suppol!t c;if th& State. e onal ca nvass, his present majoritv would ly in their con d uct O.L t eir campauin. of Divine t' - - - - - - - - - - - -Ii£&. The m&thod is origiii.al, }iave hben doubled. Th1t March number of the Cottage They took all their heaviest guns into the the sty l~·- is. attractive, a.nd the ~irit It cannot be denied but t hat the Pro- riding, and com.urned an alarming a.mount most delig.l'i,tful l It is especially ril:ifa in He<vt!IL reaehes us in good season. The exc~J.lemce of the literary por tion of the vincial, M unicipal and Dominion elec- of powder in the a.tt.impt to terrify the a.pt quota..ti0ns from Scripture, very ap- number is well sueh.ined. 'l'he children Mr. propriate: s.n.d spiritual comments, and n.re- not forgotten, and we notice a numtions huld within the put six months electorate. But it was of no u 11e. strikin,g il11111tra.tions. from the live11 of have very eeriously interfered with busi- Blake·s friends stood loyally to the front noted -wr-iters and sainte. I believe the be:r· of articles on practical omestic subness. If the time spent over them by and fought the battle for him with mag- book will be read equally with any jecis, written by ladies who are authority C8.nadiaTJ G during that period could be nificent vigor and enthusiasm. Scarcely Bishop Taylor has written. The evange- Glilo such matters. CJONSlJHPTION CJIJRED,-An Ola t>hyeioinn computed and paid for, an 11.mount equal a man flinched in the whole constituency, listic fire of t he author glowa on every l"etired from practioe. having had placed in his page. It is one of \he be~t books ever hands by an East India missionary the formula to·our riati<·nal de\Jt would be rnquired. and the fact that t h e great leader was re- printed. 1t ia werth its weight in ~old. ot a simple vegetable remedy for tho speedy And after all, w ha.t has been gahted ? , turned by his old majority proves that From my heart I thank the author for l\nd permanen tcure oruoneumption.Bronchitis, Catarrh Asthma. and all thrOl\t and J,nng Af lt is most creditable to the electors of the dli<graceful Riel cry took no hold up- baving w1·itten and published it. I shall rectlons: also a poaitive and radical cure for on Ont&rio Money, intimidation, and prize it among.my trea~?res, ~nd.I heart- Nervous Debility and all nervous Compla.!~ts, Wost Durhum that 1mch a tremendous having tested Its wonderful cu~at1ve . · h d ily commend it to all. Pnce m cloth after powers in thousn.nrls or cases, has relt it hla multi1.ude of excited electore as assembled partisan election machmery, t ese an. cover 75 cents, in paper cover 50 cents. duty to make it known to his sutferinll fell~ws. Actuated by this motive and a des1re to reUeve in Bow rnanville on Monday night, 21st these alone, ga\'e the Government their On receipt of price it will be sent by m!l.il human suffering, I will send free of charge, to majority in this Province.Gfo/}e, from the Marion Tre.ot Depoditory, Saraall who desire it, this recipe, in German,J!ren!Jh, inet., p!iaacd t hrough the jubilations and or English, with full dire.c tions for pi:epar1.ng - -- -- - toga Springs, N. Y. d001onstrations of lhnt never-to-be-forSeat by ma.1! by addrossm i.w1th FRER SBT OF HA:rtNEss.-S. Thompson At the dissolution of partnership Sale_ , and usini;::. nBlllin~ this pa.per, W. A. NoYI!!S 149 gotten occasioo, withont a misdemeanor, & Co. will gfve grati11 ta the person buy- you ca.n buy Lace Curtains wor.th two sta.mp, Power's BloekRockester N. Y. i5 an unfriendly encounter 0r mi11hap of iug the most goods at their shop during dollars for OM twenty-five per pair, and DK. · LOlf"S WOBltl SYll1JP hnM rcn111ved ~ kind. The influence 0f U10 Scott 1887, a set of all Nickle Single HarnillB Curtains worth fin dollar1 for three. a.a pe worw from U to 311 led la Jenl{tlt.. U a.Utt deatron all kind.I el' l'l'Orms. worbll $25.00. &b11rt80n & Bond Ae\. WM 110 doubt for jlOOd. RECARDLE:s s OF' I "' " " Pr·i ce or. Profi.t . :S I IT '-J ! ;N O HUMBUGI c EN u INE SACRIFICE ..A..--. , , · DISSQLUTIQN QF· ' . l · · . s A·L E · Couch, Johnston & Crydorman · · ' · II - PA R T N E R 8 H : I pm . are now showing the LARGEST and FINEST assortment of (TWEEDSX&XCLDTHS) . lll town, and the MAKE-UP of their Clothing lS . l ::uNAPPROACllED I:: by any house in West Durham. One Door West of Post Office. Bowmanville.