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at TAIT'S Corner Store. Wall Paper and Buggies ~~~~~~~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~ Mrs. W. E. Tilley is visiting friends in Lindsay. Mrs. Donnelly is selling hats for 25 c. , · worth $1:50. 31-3w : Flowers in lovely variety at Burden & Co's Auction Mart. IP URE, .. . .l u ted , H. Mc"M1I!an, of Toronto, was and un d 1 . · Mr. T. k full strength. , in town 1ast wee . Mrs: W. C. King has been on a visit to friends in Kingston. Capt. Ada Hind has ):>een promoted to WHOLESOME, the rank of brigade captain. Purifies the blood, and aids digestion. . Clarke township Fair will be held at Orono on Sept. 24th and 25th. Miss Lena Bennett, of Toronto, is visiting her sister, Mrs. F . Manning. REFRESHING, Miss Ida Bingham left last week to Tones up the syste:n. visit her sister at Marshalltown, Iowa. A lot of summer dress goods at half price at Couch .Johnston and Cryderman's. FRUITY, and rich in flavor. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Warren, of Lakefield, paid a brief visit to friends here la11t week. All .wool tweed euits to order from $5 COOLING, up during before moving sale at J. :r . .T ust the drink for Mason's. wa.rm weather. - Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Paterson arrived Ahsolutely Free From Alcohol. home this week from a month's · sojourn !ln ordering specify DOMINICA. and don't be at Murray Bay. put off with imitations,. - Mrs. N. S. Young returned last week itEFINED EXPRESSLY FOR . ::C.Y':Lv.l::A.:N', SC>.N" c:b OC>_ from ·a two months' visit with friends in. Boston and vicinity. MONTREAL, For ea\e bv Grocers and Druggists in Pints Mr-. T. P. McGowan, of the Bostoa and '<i;uarts (Imperial roeasuree). Pilat, was in town last week and pa.XI: a. A LIBERAL DISCOUN'r 'l'O THE TRADE: friendly visit to ~he STA'fESMAN. No oh.ari.:e for cases. Mention this paper. DOMIN~CA ~~t~ Family Gronps at Henry's, after July oflice to j he house between Dr. Hilher·s and Dr. Btlyle'a office. Prof. T. L. Doyle and fami!y have returned to their home in llrr 10kl10, N . Y. accompanied by Mr. Harry 'Caylor. Mr. Chas. Windatt, of this town, won the first pri~e in the Nursery Match at Ott;awa, with t·h e possible of 25 points. Mrs. ~·ottwell and two daughters, of WashingtoH, D. C., a.re the guests of Mrs. H . S. Matthews, at tho Church-st. Paraona~e. Great reduction in prices of Cabinets I Lf!\[E FRUIT JUICE Dr.Spencerhasremovedhisvete~ir;iar.y Are falling "into line and will remove to their new store, formerly occupied by R. WORTH, opposite their old stand, Do its Manufacturers Publish all where they hope to be favored with the same liberal patronage the Ingredients Used? that they have hitherto received. 111 BA.';KING POWDER puRE '1 f Is you R The order of the day is Ml\VING - - - o- -· c'.· AWKE R & ALLIN ALL ARE WELCOME, lfl U · · · . · IS, IT FREE FROM AMMONIA? A&'is well known, ammonia. is unheaUh· ful in food, and· dries up the bread material. Pi1 otection to consumers of food com· pounds lies in their ability to choose those made from healthful substances. Unless manufacturers publish just what thefo baking powder is made of, do not f:._a:rmers Attention I 'The Parmer s Advocate and Home Magazine 'The Medical Adviser and Farm Help, In lle~orting the Jen. g th ot' tlrn fiah cauf,!ht by Rev. H. S. Matthews while ill Old and n.ew, and your patronage will be thankfully received. Muskoka reeently, our typo made I· mistake, as ~t should have read 20;{ instead of l:G!f inches. Wo di!lreGt attention to Ellison & Co'a announcement this wellk. Their 11tore is bDu1,Sbuy8insUtePadERIOR will arri· ve for the opening, and will disposed of at the literall~ packed with goods from cellar to garoet,. an <!ll they are offering immense tJ · ~ 1 ·· · most reasonable pnces. bargains to t he public. MD; S, H. Reynold ~ has now moved m~o the shop lately occupied by W. R.R . Cawker. alld is prepared to sell the best grape cream of tartar, and strictly pure (i,Uoality of Meats at the lowest prices. bicarbonate of soda, with a little wheat I Do not forget the stand1 -the West store in the white brick block. ffour to preserve it. This is attested by the His- shop will be open all day. efficial analyses of Government and State Thanking you for past favors, and trusting for a continuance of the ANNlVEl\SAltv.- Salem S. School anni· ehemists, and physicians, and chemists. of versary will be held on Sunday and Mon- :Boards of Health throughout the countJ.iy.. same. day, 8th and flth. On Mond~y services CLEVELAND BROTHERS, ALBANY, N. "F. cmmmeuce at 2 p. m., tea served from 4 o'clock till allare supplied. Admission Great reduction in prices of Cab-25cte. Qualiity amounts t0r little unless prices inets and Family Groups at HenAn action for $25,000 has been com.. If you want a tirst-claas. cigar you must menced at Port Hope against the Grand ry's, after July 1st. are fair, to W. E. Pethick's where you will find Trunk rail way on behalf of the three S'.IATESllAN from now till Jan. 1st, 189() a. great many kinds to choose from. children of Mr. T. G. McLean, of Detroit, for 30r. Low prices are not bargains unless quality 1 D. E. McHenry, M. A., Principal of who was kilied at the St. George's a. cciMeals at all hours at Mrs. Sincla.ir's, Cobourg Collegia.te Institute. died at dent last February. is there. opposite Market Square, 25c. Niagara-on-the-Lake on Sunday last. On Sunda.y morning last, John EmmerJames Dayman local agent for DominI Mr. Chas. Roger9 left yesterday for the son, a prisnrier sent down to Cobourg ion Or~eus and P ianos, Bowmanville. B:r a ·stleclal arrangement just made. we can North-west to transact 'business for frcm Port Hope for triiil on the charge offer you GrPa.t reduction m prices of Cabinets Sylvester Bros. and look after his property of forgery, committed snicide by hanging and Fami!y Gr<1ups at Henry's, afr.n July 1 there. ' .. · himself int.he water cl··set. He used two 1st. The West :JJ:nd House has opened up towels for the purpose. Summer goods of all kind,, s(llling at their new flannels and they are fine, You Why do people ..11 over the cou1Jtry greatly red 1' ~erl prict1s at. Cr.>u 0h ,Johnston -ANDshould call and get some before the b~sy send their watches to ,J. .T. Mason's to be & Cryderman's. season opens UP. repaired. Because he always' does it proAre you in need of a. pair uf specks, if Mr . .T. A. Lawry, the obliging clerk in perl:si and the public know that they can so you can get a. pair of fine perescopic McMurtry'a grocery department, , . has depend on their watches ~ivrnu good sat- Rlasses for 50c. at the Co-operative gone to spend his h ()lidays with friends isfaction afterwards. Reader if you ha.ve Jewellry Store. both papers from now to Jan.1st, 1890, at Thedford, Ont. · .· had difficulty in ·g'etting your watch to go Steamship tickets by Anchor; Domin· properly, give J. J . Mason a trial To Corregpondents . FOR $1.00. Sever11l members of Bo ,vmanville Rifle No !armer can afford to be wit.bout these ion and other lines · will be for sale .at papers e.t this prioc, o.ud by subscribing now STaTES]'.fAN office, during the pr8pd~tor~ Aesodatinucompeted last week in the Vie cha~!(e 10 cents a line f 1r all notices you get both papers absence, at lowest rate~ . . · . · · · mat cli,,, cofthe.Ontario Rifle Association of Anniv£or,· aries, Con cerrs, Lect ures, and ABSOLUTELY !<'REE FOR 4 MONTHS. Attention is directed to th.e "Big Boot" . at ·rorunto. Thev wer~ snccas~ful in the entertaiom·; nts, for which n" prii~ ting ~as We invite attention to our complete and carefully selected st. oclc·.of display 1mnouncement by ·Mr.. Treleven. winn\ng .of individual prizes, as well as been, (Jr 18 to h:- order~d at thrn office, Ladies' Gent's Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes 'l 1 AddrnsM, JNO. H. H. JURY, ranks Valises1 f · · ' ' BOWMANVIJ,LF.. He keeps one of the best and biggest dis- the B ...t.talion tearn priz~, of a silver cup when an adm 1ss10n fee ! S char~ed Or col· t ur nopu ar sto~k o fash10nable goods is perfect beyond complay of boots and shoes in t own. · :valued a.t $250, arid $fJO in money. Also lection iahn . The same chargti is made· e c.. We will s"nd sample of both papers to any Mr. S. Chandler, of Newca.stle, is first prize in the co~npany mtttch. Capt. for all busin"s~ not.ices appe~~ring amoug panson. We are showmg the correct styles of the i;reason. No old shop address for 3 cent stamp. ahout Jeavinl{ tha.t town for..Toronto, . Russell also securec. the Governor-Gener- news ~t~ms. C0rr1 ··sponCien1s will lnn~ly worn, bankrupt stock or shoddy goods manufactured for bank:mpt offers some valuable property for sale by a.l's brorize medal for second highest indi- state tn1s t o alt a.pplic~nt.s for snch notrnes houses. We warrant all our goods to ·be what we represetlt them, PRIZES. and whenevei: po~s1ble forward the Th · · · d 11 bl d h private bargains. See adyertisement in viiiual ·scor<'. amount with tho uotice. or st·te ""whom e prices are iow, an . no O?e can se you respecta . e goo s c .eaP.er. To the first person sending in g subscribers enothPr column. . The 'following is the program for the and $3.00 we will give both papers tree tor one the account i" to .be sent. tf. These goods are bargams, viewed from any standpomt. The Quality Morris' Carriage works has got a first- D. 0. & P. Co. Brn<l coucen next l!'riday :rear. _ ___ and style are there. Reliable, trusty, serviceable goods, mmked at To tbe first person sending $10.00 for 10 sub· class painter. Parties intending to have evening: ecribers we will give a hanCiaome Plush Case, their buggies repait.. ted this spring bring Me.rcb.-Precio~"' . ....................... Devery BOWMANV!LLE MARKETS. ROCK BOTTOM PRICE& Overture.- 1.e· Dragons de Villars.... M~illart value cl e.t $5. 00. them along-at once aud have them dona Valse.-Csnisoa ,... ..................... . Pierrot tdtAgents wanted everywhere and good pe.y up in good style. Selection.-Reminiscenc~s oC All Nations. t:orr"eleCI by .1. UeJlur&ry, !'very Tue..lay Godfrey ~iven Mr. Will Hoskin, who has been in the Polke.,- Cbic ... ....... ...... .. ......... .. Wheeler FLo"UR, ~ 100 lbs .... . . . . . $2 50 to $2 80 Sign of the BIG BooT drawn by two hon;es, BoWll'IA~VILLE. \Valtz -Glt·rnu. ....... ..... ...... ...... Buc!llosa1 store of Tod Bros. for the past two or Sel eotion.- Ge. ms of Ireland .......... .... Si bold WHEAT, Fall, i\17 buah .... . 0 00 " 0 90 three years. has secured a situation in a God Saver.he Queen. 11 Spring, " 0 00 " 0 90 J. W ALnL<ON, Conductor. dry goods house at Brantford, and left ~bush, No. 1. . .. 0 50 " 0 00 In a few d ays the great Industrial Ex - B.i1.Rr,1;v, for that city last Saturday. Jf II ii 2 . .,.0 < J5 J1 000 STEE L R ODS-IROll! F OUMD/.l.T IO N . All watches sold by John .T. Mason are position, which is to be held at 'IorontJ BowMAN\'"ILLE, SEPT. 4, 1889. Jf JI II 3, . ., 0 {() JI 0 00 BU!LDERS' IRON WOR ~{ . from the 9th to the 21st of September , guaranteed corr ect time keepers as they - )'.~06 RYE, Ii · · · · · · · · · . 0 50 II 0 00 will be in full swing, and visitors will be are all personally inspected and selected OATS, JI · · · · · · · · · 0 25 " 0 00 by him, and then the prices are away be- flocking in t.') it from nll parts of the P EAS, Blackeye, ~ bush . . . 0 65 11 0 00 j_ AND ~OUN TAINS, ETC~ country. The entries show that the exlow what is usually asked for similiar A O O A ESS 11 Small, JI 0 50 " 0 55 hibits in all departmeots will be larger Bargains for all in dry goods. See J. goods. · 11 Blue, 0 65 tr 0 00 and better lian ever. Several new J. Mason's before rnov-ing adv. To Tim DEAF.-A. Person cured of Bu·n·ER, best table, ~ tti. . . 0 00 11 0 14 · . P.arasols selling away below cost price Dea.fnegs and noises in the head of 23 buildings have been erected durin~ the Eaos, 'IP' doz. . . · . . . . . . . . . 0 00 11 12·! p:..I=ITEJ:J). l ,' 1 . ',i c . present year and many uew features mtroat Couch Johnston & t:Jryderman's. years' standing by a simple remedy, will POTATOES, W' bush .. . ... . ' 0 15 II 0 20 ~ ~~...;:.~·r_~A!1l1.J.». :.~~-~.~-~~ duced. Excursions arc being orl!'aoized WALKERVILLE , ONTARIO. A street preacher attracted larg" crowds eend a description of it FREE to any per· from many distant points in the United PoRK, ~cwt ...... . . .. . . 6 50 tr 7 00 at Higgmbotham's corner last Saturday ~on who applies to NICHOLSON. 30 St. States the Maratim" Provinces and the HAY, 'Ir ton.... . . ...... . 10 00" 0 00 John St., Montreal. 44-lyr. evening and Sunday. Northwest, and there will be two special BIR'l'HS. ENNISKILr.EN Hal\VEST HoM.1!.-The cheap excursions from every point in For the best bargains In watches, clocks ESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT for and jewelry go to H. C. Brittain's Co- annual festival in connection with the Ontario. Ornr 700 horses and GOO, head BYERS-Ia Cartwright, on the 23rd Sept., Sale, situate(l on \Vellington St. east, in northern part of Hampton circuit will ba of cattle have already bean entered, and the wife of M.r. J as, Byers, of a son. operative Jewellry Store. the town or Bowmanvllle. 'rhe house is frame COUCH- Near Hampton. on the 29th Sept., on stone foundation; ls one and a. ha.It storey, In consequence of a break in the canal ·held at Enniskillen next Sunday and every foot of spaee in all the buildings wire or Mr. \Vesley Couch, or a son. contains 7 rooms, pantry a.nd closets, with good at Lock 20, near Cornwall," there was no Monday, 8th and 9th, Rev. J. F. Ockley has boen applied for. 'l'he great Dog the \YATSON-ln Cartwright, on the llOth nit., stable and driving shad, a.ndall necessary out· I of Whitby preaching on Sunday and on Show will be one of the interesting fea· the wite of M. J. J. Watson, ot a son. boat on Saturday or Monday evening. buildings. 'rhe property is in first class condi· \ Monday a. grand supper and gooi pro' tures of the Fair, and the Fireworks disThe ' Atlas Woolen Milla, in Whitby gram will be given. Admission 25ct1:1. 0 plays will be grander tha.n ever before. were destroyed by fire last 'Yednesday Mr. D. Burke Simpson sailed from To:Ms.-At NeWC!l.i:stle. DIED. on Tuesday, Sept.3rd, ·JU night.. Insurance $G,OOO; loss $10,000. The anniversary servic.a5 of Queen -st. John 'l'oma, Esq., in the 9~ yeM or his a.go. Southampton, England, in the North S'l'ATESMANS in wrappers all ready for Gunion Lloyd steamer "Elbe" on Au~. MethodiRt Sunday School on . SiiLbath F'uneral on Tnursclay. a.t 2.30 p.m. i malling at the office 3 cents per copy. ·25t.h accompanied by Mr. Hamlin, of last were most successful. In the morn- --- - DENTI~'I'. !I?is openefl. 911t ~ gevr tit(rnk '() SenQ. tbis weeks number to your friends. Oshawa, and is expecbed home this even- ing Rev. Mr. Wilson, of Toronto, preachA. GOOD CHANCE -Twenty-fiva dol. tars down and monthly payments of FALL M.11L . 1N -·E -1 RY . AIJslil'RD for people to ruin their inll'. Mrs. Simpson remains in Germany ed a most a.ppropriate sermon to the litfle ~ seven do!litrs per month. wlll buy nice house health with unwholesome food. The food under care of a phvsician there, intend· ones, to which they Iistaaed throughout and quarter acre of land with good well and with marked attention. In the afternoon fruittrees.etc.on ·ll;l"inSt. Apply to]j'RAN·IOFFICE :-Rear of J\1essrs. compared with Imperial Cream Tartar ing to follow about a. month later. streets. · a really good programme was rendered c1s 1\1AsON, corner King and George 35 :Baking Powder is wholesome. - 2w. Higginbotham & Son's Drug 0 t A Harvest Home festival in connection by the children consisting of a song ser- Bo_:v~an~~lie._ _ . The Athle.t ic Championships of Canada with the Sunday School at Sha.w's'.School vice e.n titled "Harvest Crowo," recitations $30 Sto1:e, (down stairs), · will be held by the Amateur Athletic As- House, . will be held at tho residence of and ScriP,ture qn otatione. Short inter· and invites her numerous customsociation of Canada on Sept. 28th on the Mr ... Corneilus Osborne on Frida.y, Sept. esting addresses were th<>n given by Rev. B 0 W J l l A NV I L f,. J<~. ARM: FOR SALK-West half L"t Rosedale Grounds Toronto. ti th ·._ ;Refreshments from 1 p. rn. till all H. S. Matthews, Mr . Jno. Joblin and ers to call and inspect for them~ 13, !st Orm, Clarke, comfortable' bt1ild· Bo.ys and girfa or in fact any perso1~ artser¥e<l. 'rhe N ewcaetle brass band Rev. Mr. Wilsoo. ln the evening the inga, two wells of wa.t.· ; r. rilent.y rail timber wan~lig a fine Brush, Cumb and 1¥irroli )Vill, :J~ . nl~h music ciuring the evening. T oronto gentleman again occupied 1he ancl som11 tire1vood. Si>wicLr, HYA'l'T Nmv· selves her choice selection. · 35-7w* case rn Plush can haYe one wortlj $.5. 00 ,-Ev.ery~ody invJ~ed _ t o attend and have .a pulpit, giving one.of t he finest expositions castle. }'OR YOliTXG ),A.urns. by doing about 4 or 5 hours wo.tk. See , ·good t11h~'. Free,. ride~ from town. ofDivine truth ever delivered from a. BowXCELLENT FARM FOR SALE or \Vylrnlaam 1111.11, C:ollcgc~ Avenue, Toronto. advt. at top of this col. · ·· · The ' High School · opened Monday man ville pulpit. Mr. Wilson is an earn· t.o Rent· The north 80' a.cres. 1i1ore or leas PAY UP.-All parties indebted RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES: : morning with an unusually large attend· est and eloquent preacher and we feel . of lot 28 7th con .. Darlington. 'l'bere are on The School RE-OPENS 'WEDNESDAY, the premises two ({Oocl frame baras wit.b stoue 1SEPTEMBER4th. A thorough English edu. t o the MISSES WILSON will corifer -City of London, England,.·.capital £2,- ance for the first day. Intending pupils sure will be graeted with large congrega· stabling and cell·11· nndor one. " good frame cation is provided, together with langmi1ees, 000,000; and Lancashire, England, capi- should lose no time in presenting th"om- tions on any future visits to thid town. honsti, a well or exe~l l ent. h11rrl water, a. never music and art. For iufo~mation. or admi>sion, a favor by calling at once and ·fa.iliog sprin,,;, soft "·ater cistPrn u.nd good or· address the Lady Principal. Miss Grier. who The church at the afternoon aod evening ~a.l, £3,000,000, represented by cJbHN selves at the school as the accommoda· chard. 'l'erms MS.I' if sold. Privilege to plow may also be seen by appointment a.ftp r lo th paying their account, as the COLE, Sen., Hampton, Ont. 9-6m. tion is limited. Those who contemplate services was crowded to its utmost. Col- will be gr1mtc<l tts soon ae this season's crops August. · 32-lm. business now will be carried on by are t.a.keu off. 1" or fll1·thei· tmrtic<1lo.rs apply They have opened up a lot ~f, fall writing for '.l'eacher's Exam. should be lections for the day $103. MISS M. WILSON to the proprietor, JI. JEb'l<'ERY, l£afield. Ont. tweeds at the West End Ho, use. ,ariQ. J!resJmt at the beginning of the term to 33·3w. · ln the Socia.I and P ersonal column of AU CTION SALE OF A would advise any person desiring :~any insure success at t heir examination. T oronto :Sah{rday Night of August 31st, STORE AND DWELLING FOR l!!l§G Solid Gold thiug in tliat line to call and inspect the · On Wednesday evenin~ last Mrs. Will- ap oeus the following personal items that · Sold {or.$100. until )uteJ)'. 0 Dest $&'J WAtch In tbo world. sto,c k which is all new and nobby. iams, widow ~f the late \V. Williams, who will be read with interest by their many I'erfec5 muek.eepcr. 'Var... rr m tcd. Hca.vy. S olid Gold I Fancy Dry Goods now occupied by Mr. John Porter's Foundry and Machine ehop is with her daughter resided on Ontario friends in Bowmanville and vicinity : Hunting Cuea. Uotll I:tc..li<?s. Lyle. Appl.t to WM. H. IvF.s. Bowrnanvilla. und. gcut1' 1izce , ,·ith w·r ks reopened. All kinds of castings ma.de in this town, fell from the up~tairs win- " Miss Fanson and Misse3 Nettie nnd nnll cosc:» of equa1 ·alt1e. IN DARLINGTON 23-tf, OnaPeriJ~ninea.ch lo~ and machine repairs done on short notice. dow to the ground, and on Friday morn· l\'.loaetta Fanson of the ci~y of Danville, calt.iy wn secure <>nt> (ce·c. The b usiness will be car:ied on by the ing died, from auppos!ild internal injuriea. Ill., and formel'ly of Jarvis street, ·Toron· to~etticr wtth our la.rgo a nd yn.t .. Under and by virtue of the power of aa.le con· ALESMAN WANTE'D uable lino of Household tained in a. certain mortgage made by John Porter Estata under management of Mr .. The cteceased ·has been a great sufferer t o, have been visiting their old friends in Samples. Th~se samples, u To handle our specialtiee and Orne.men· Clayton, which will be produced at the time w ell u tl1e l ntcli, wo acnd for the past two years and a. short iime this city. Doring their stay the yonn~ Geo. Porter. Give them a call. r.a.l stock. Steady work at good pay, ·ND F ..ee, and 11.fter you ban k ept oC sale, there will be sold by Public .Auction,at experienct> necessary. Any man not .afraid 'to them in your homo for ~ months 1 rnd shown them to thos0i E.ev. E. R. Young preached to large ago was prostrated by a paralytic stroke la.die~ were the guests of Mra. Bray, 327 work can succeed with us. ::>alary and excongregations in Port Perry Methodist· from which she never fully recovered. Parliament street. After a very pleasant ~~ho~m~~ifea~: :1~~:d~!!cb3~~of~elro~c~~~fn~r~~~t~~:~h penses pa.id to good men, the ,year ronnd. BE.Nl\'ETT'S HOTEL, Sa.Rl))lc,._ Wo ~llY All upreu, freight, cte. At!dreH Success guaranteed. W rite for terms. · church on Sunday week. Mr. and Mrs. Her fnneral on Saturday was largely a.t- week's SOJOUrn in the Queen · City, t'iey and 8'lD·UD & Co., .Du~ 81~ rortla.nd, ,M.a1ae. io the town of Bowmanvilla, on , E. C. SELOVER & CO., returned home last week .. ·. The many Young leave next m'Jnth for Engfon·d· t ended. NURSERYMEN, ' Geneva. N. Y. 23-4m where his engagements to lecture will The Toron to Empice of Saturday con- friends of Yriss Rene l\fosetta · Fanson, $911 ' 'l'o A~~ ·r:·.j1·~:.~:/i~ keep him till wall into next summer. ID. tained the following : "A young man formerly ; of the Metropolitan Metliodist Church choir, will be pleased to learn of i; our macblneo 1889, at one o'clock in the afternoon, connection "'ith his lectures he has. made named Tait, of Bowmanville, left hia 0 . ~~~~. -;,!'.·!:1:r.~~ i:.:e~·.~ ~~~ That valuable farm. situated in the township arrangements with a prominent publisher pocket-book containing $11 under bis her rapid progress and sticce3s in her new ~~~~o~Bi,~1~~:1:n~~~~l~y~h11~~cl! of Darlington, in the county ot Durham. eon· in England to publish a work he has just pillow at the Lakeview House, Port Hope, home in Danville, Ill., whither the family tainmg one hundred acres. more or leas, being 1 finiAhed writing on the Indians of this on Sunday morning and left for home, removed last October. , ~Iiss Fanson is W.'~~:i\d~;i,:~ 1!~~~i~.~~;'~~~~;r~."~ the south half of lot number eighteen. in tile 1 country. His money could not be found when now leader of the largest church choir in rourth conoel!sion of the said township of ~~~P~~~ur1 ~~~~~na~~~ ::~utii~~c)~ ~ Darlington. 1 HARVEST J;Jo:i-rn. -A Harvest Home looked for. A few days afte11 the hostler the city, and is one of the leading soloists ~;~~·.~-;~~i;0~,:~~0°,;,!~.:~:i~!1,~~ ;£ There are on the premises a good Frame m onrh· ull <lmll become you.- 0\nl Dwelling festival of the congregations of Ebenezer was arrested and being charged with the at all the fashionable concctbs and college House, and Frame Barn, Shed and ~~~RZ.'~h:er·1~\~i: ~i~~!e~n~~~;~~1t~~ Sta.ble; also a good well and a good bearing and Maple Grove will be held on Sunday theft admitted it and was aon~ to ja.H for musica.l entertainments given in that music· loving city." ~· · . · '. "'!.1~~1~1,~~~~:~13 ~~t$'9~:·~~1~~;~~= orchard. About 75 acres cleared, ten a.ores !and Tuesdl'y, 8th a.nd 10th. Sermons will two months. bush and the balance sh.shed. but good pas· · .h . p . 1 be preached in the Ebenj!zer church by .RELY ON TRrs.-Dea.r Sirs,-I · have J~r DoN'T M.ATrER hO~e~er old, o'b stin- ·. $5~~i1!1s1:;,rr~~~!~~r!~~t5u~: tuf:;:i~dand conditions or sale made known T ese ready Mixed am.ts · b B d k · r. ful inatM!te in th~ wol'ld. All is Rev. H . S. Matthew.s. On Tuesday a used Dr. Fowle1"s Extract of Wild Straw:- att; or ch ron1c your case may e, llr oc l rree. No onpi< · l required·. 1'101n. day ofsale, . are no chemical combination grand s"·pper will be scr~·ed at the same berry for the IMt three years, and can Blood Bitters ha'3 cured so many seeni- ~::r~c ;~~~~~c'S,~s g;~~~0~0'!~~~~~~~~~~~trnr~h~11 ~~~~1~1~c0~~~:1~; on For further pa~ticnl ars e.ocl conditions of f b · · place commencing at 4 p. m. after which always rely upon it a.s a ·pee dy cure for ingl~ inc_urable cases that it is wel! .worlth · ri~·1~~E0 ~~uf:?C0~~'~~~1 7'U)~A~.~~i1:.ilJ.=~~; ila.le apply to S. 0. H UNKING, Esq., Courtice 0 8llZllle Or SOap mixture, the ev. Geo. Webber, of Tol'Onto, .will diarrhcea and all summer complaints. I a trial m yours. Cases of dyspepsia, · - ---- ---· P. 0 .. Auctioneer, or to tho Vendor's Solicitor. b t · 1 Id ~ b" t .. . , D. F. JUSTIN. s. c. HUNKING, u are s1mp y 0 -.las lO~e pam s. AS A JIEA.I. 'NG, sooi:rnl'iG n1·plicatton <ileli.-' . his lecture "The Age in which we Cl\n recommend it hig nly an.d I wi11h y ou scrofula. liver complaint etc. of twentycuts·. ,,',Hi tuls brut s-cs niul FHls.-es, t .h et·c Brampton, Ont,, Auctioneer. They are guaranteed to give better Liv;~ Admission to suppe·r and lecture every suocess. Mrs. W. Fowler, 12 Ox- five y~ars stanctmg have been cured by fa1· Is .nol.hlng .better ttrnnl l 'lctttrlR< tJa· p bollc Vendor'sSo-licitor. - · Dated at Brampton, 16 Aug, 183 resul ts t h an any oth e1· pa.mt. 95cte; lecture alone 15cts. ford St., ·roronto. B. B. B. Salve, . ~el ·tEheVirEglooAdsN, I NEW C. QQDS ~e Thisp~1~~~~de~9~R~~;ypucc jDay of· moving, August 22. CAWKER & ALLIN~ go WE COMBINE THEM. o' '} n. rn. M. TRELEVEN, ·Best and Cheapest Fence Local and Otherwise. 0ffice Railings, lawn furniture ~Barnum WirB &Iron Works Toronto Office---4 Adelaide St. West. D ltJ:. :~~~i~~·c{ _ ·OMBEf .:.'.J \ Miss . MILLINERY. u. ! w1LsoN Row In th e Id s t and ' PER A.ORE. F THE BISHOP STRACHAN SCHOOL. E Watcl1.FREE 1 St. 1 VALUABLE FARM ,denc~~~a,--;:;~~'fftt~defo~eM!'r~tg~~'t ~1!.t10~ ~; S ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--'-,,_.,_~ Sewlnir·MRehineFREH SATURDAY, SEPT . 14Tff, fft EE: 1 I · " · ' ' I a· ·