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~-., .. i· :- .-- ~ '· .. CANADIAJ'I STATES1\1A~ AND 1V1EHCHA~T , HO'\VlY1ANVILLf<:, THURSDA r, JULY 11, 1878 BIG IS now raging- at TRE l.JEVENS I 0.' is det.c1·!nirJPd in conlin, 1: !o 6ell at L1H-~ 1 · u1~tt:u~Ji}r cheaper than th e cht·apuc;t. Wl1y ho can do i t Firnt, 111· h11ys for ca.Rh and knows .iust how tu buy. , Second, what he can't buy cheap enough, he manufactures. Third, 110 is Ratiilficd with small prnfl ts. Fourth, he sells for cash ; Fifth, hesells at bottom pi ce,'J, 1: A,nd B R I N G YOU:H workmen kep t. "\V X T I I YOU l!:xam in c th e s tock, whkh cnmpris t'H evn"}01 i11g in tl)c t n1 (l o: of .the very 1nlcsi and mna elega.nt styles and patte1ns, of E11glif:J1, C\1 n ndi,ni , {Ill Cl Ame1icu11 11!m,11factln e. He still conti nues to tnun't1fuctnre to OH!or ,. fl'o1n tlio licst v[ iuut· ·t'ft~l. and 1Hrne l1ut first-cla !. .:. f- 1:- .. ~--- Orders Promptly Exewted, 1,r;11d :H Jd tJ-ood Fit:; Guaranteed. ~tU /t(O f' U I Remember the Stand-" BIG BOOT"-dra wn ·by two Horses S.-In future all kinds of farm produce will be takeri . KING STREET, BOWMANVI l:.LE . (S·ucce"8Uf8 of late F . Y. Cowle, Esq.) 1$&~ ELLISO~:f & Co., He 1 ha.sin stock an endl es s~ V<l l ief:r or L:ulk::i which he is selling cheap: for' cash. ce-nt:.' 'J l l L l': :t , Ve.licc2 , (le rxchange at highest prices. Bown1anville, May .1st, 40 '· Bowmarv 11e M . TRELEVEN NOUNCE that he has r eceived a ,,,.eu a.s HorLl'r1 r,itock of Genuin ~ Dru)l::I tLlld P1uo ]ingli:~h Che111icala, Also a. splcndJd stouk of tbe mm~t 11a refull y selected - B CHEMIS'r AND DR0GGIST, EGS llESPEC'l'J<'OL'LY TO AN / MONEY TO LOAN - - - - : 0 :- - '- , ·- - . DYE S'l'Ul<FS J Intm1cls making altera,tions. Nhich cann ot be surpassed ftw exceJ}encY o 1uality . .~u assortn1ent of Andino l,f):es kep <'_.onst..a.r1t ly ou ho.nd, together 'vith a choice se ,JecLiy-n_9f , f _ Great Bargair1s in DRUG S. · ,_ - , CifBlWtC.A T,S, .PATENT Jl.TED1C1NES,; B i~ Ul::J[ES, eo . \.IB R, ' Sl10ULDRTI·BJ{.,\CES, , tSUP.POH.'l'ERS,.&c., &c Boots & , S hoes As I ·am desirous of doing a ca~h I' ' The North of Sc9tia:IT:a,p _ anadian ; ',! .' ,_ ,.. ' 1 :t,~ ·r , , : -~ ~~ . . :. Moiitgag~· ~ .. ,;' .;. ----- Co'y . - ·. ') ' , , .,h~,~ -~ 7- TEDJ - .. .P!P:ER., HOW TO DOUBLE THE CROPS. 1'hHre are various ·ways of doiug this. 0Jle is to doublo the qu::tntit.y of land tilled. Another to excha.nge th"' old worn-out f P.,rm -tot" a ni:tv;r one.' A third, to stimula.te the soil by artificial fcrtilize~·a. A better n1ethod than any of th_ ese 1s t_o farrn "OU Scientific princi ples. There is such a . l y f'rom . tJle 1 trade exc l usive . . . I __i:-!._ r~". u~oderat ei·ates of inlct·es.t. ],"le1·101l l' llil f;lan of H'paJ1ncut ci'n bc "~n1nl:lgc.'~ to ndt th conven10n ::e 01thr:11or1·ower. 'Th e Company~ does IH~t lcn1l mon ey .011 the Ti u .il 1l ini; or ·Loa n Socfr,ty pla11Jbllt 1l1c 1n-iTi cipa. can be repaid by annual in stahncnts;if desired, SIMl'Lb; lN'l'EIU! ti'l' ONLY b e ing c b:i1 ~ut u po the unnaicl halance. By i his plu.n ~ A R}£ NOW LENDJ l'H} , ::!\~(/:iNE Y uroN FIBS1' CI ·M'S FABM l'HC P ERT · ,· :FancY: Go~ns, :.Toy9, ·writh1g., Pap~1-, Ell velopes. N. B.- = Mist:ellail<"oiHi .. ·Books at half price. MEDI Cl i"J7 N . n.-CotmtJ"y Storepeek ers supplied on a . ., anta.geous terJJ1:,i / date, I will give i he Borrower is not Bot]nd to Pay his Iusta)ment, A.ppJy Rut can do.so or not, in ea.ch yeal' as is n1ost convenient, v.·ithout risk: or extra expense. to [11y.] EIGHT PER CENT DISCOUNT . ---0]:1;1' .A.LL-- J. A. COD D, Donlinion Bank, BO"\Y t11 a nyill August 22: 1877. BASE B.Lt\.LLS, Cheap Croquet. FLtNS EXTHAORDIKARY ! All arc invited to call and test the validity this advertisement. $2<) a Week Gu:u·;nsteccl WANTED in every Count A GENTS in the Do1njnio11, Ad<lre;:.s 26 Casl1 Purchases -over $5. 00, , 5 per c ent under that amount, · _ - King of the West- . · IFANNI N'G - -- o--- · lVIIL L thin,.,. as sciP-ntific farrn ing, however s1Jme who~should know better ID<oiY affect to do· ride it. rrhe crop yield in England wa.s calcnlated in 1840 by a high authority to ba.,'e doubled sn1ce 1780, aud there can be little doubt i. hat the iucrCase has been in ~::uaI pI'oportion since that tlate 1 so that it\s rio 'exaggera.til>n to say that the productive capacity oflancl in the old country has beeu multiplied three"fo]cl or four-fold witl1in a ceutory. Nor .is it tho ught that the lunit of in1prov e ment hns y~t been ' reache d. Scientific farming has wrought the change. T here is more know]_e<fge 1 brought to be1u· on tillage ?pcrat1u~1s. · J uUicioqs, rotation of crops, drainage, root cn ltnre, ·clovering, better imple~e!its, kei:·pin~ n1anu!·e under cover, da1ry1ng, a nd uieat-1nak.1ng are among~ t he n1t1ans w1 1ich. 1u:i.ve wronr1ht the results nan1cd. They will be fountl j nl:it as potent here as there. \Ve 1 nu.st Te<~ll and think more. \Vu 111nst heed the lcssou of the great, painter, 1\ ho , whe'.1 ;;:iske~l b~?· young_be~·i11u 0 r how he n11 x 1.:tl hv3 paints, replied, 'f, \Vi th hn1iu~, sn·. 11 Scien tific farming is d estined to cornc to the h·out. a. lifetin10 conjuring np f1.nY dry 0111 re1na.rks for b cirba.ria.ns to J of N. B.--Thi:s will NOT include OHDER.ED WORK. AND SEED SEPARATOR. G. A '. .fOf:. T,f~. Box8lH.:Montrca.J. Town H:ill Block, Bowrn '.mville. Doheny Block,- Li11dsay. Bow:i1au' il10, '1Hay 20, 1878. 011 i-,;:ccipt of pnc("- . It treuts ofExhau~ted Vitality, Pre:mntnre Dcclmc, Nervous am! Physical Deb ility, ~d the en -dlt!"SS-concomita.ut ills and untold miseries tbat result KNOW THysElfSELF-PRESERVATION By rending and-prncticing the incstirunble truths coll· tained in tbe be!l-t medical book ever l.si:.ued, entitled g-·A very large stock of SPRING GOODS on hand .....!EV' T.HREE MAC HINES IN ON E ---o--- Pi-iccon1_Y$1. Scnt.bymail F. BORLAND. BowllAN VILLE, April 11, 1878. 37. '('his is the best and larges t machine for cleaning and separating giain ever invented. Manufacbured,., in BowmanYille at t lrn establishment of Levi :Monis Liberty st. all and inspccL therefrom, and conto.ins more tl1:tu GO o!'iginal prescriptio11s, any onr, of which is worth the price of the book. Thia book was Wl'ittcn by the most. ex· ,__,, tensive o.nd probablyth~most skilful pracflti1:mer in .A.medci\, to whom was 1iwardcd n.go1d andJ eWM cllcd medal by the National )icdical A ssociation. A Pamphlet, illustrated with the very iiuest Steel Engrayings-1\ mar. Tel of art and bco.i1tyscnt FRE~ to nll. B<::nd for it at" once. Addrc3s P . C. HIJ'\1:IDS, Sole Agent for the counties of Northumberland, Durham, Victol'ia and P eterhoro. (~3) ., ' _"::Ji' HEAL C. l~A.NGE . l'l~Al30DY JJS'-STI TUTE 1 MEDICALTHYSELF No. 4 Dul. Jinch St., Boston, Mass. · Splendid Opportunity FOR PR001.THJNG y~a1·. _\. poi-f~ c t gern . Sa m ple 10 ccnts-tl1ree for 25 ccntu. Cntaloguo free . Addres::i, .l\!IOX T HE4L NO-VlBL'l'"Y CO.J\fontrc.al f'lf.!JT" <t<5 A DAY sc!Hn~ ll.e Mm. lr.i-l~ \; . W ACULOUS..-PJi~N. -¥l rilt) ~. A \\iLh cold \Vatei·. No inkreciulrerl. lia ,;1 s one is uot easilv ea rn ed 111 L hmi AND------ 11IOCl-ENES spen~ ;t chew on. Edjson spent six months to briu.,. t'll 4 a. HHtchi 11 e ,vJ1id1 will "'ag th e 0 ja1Vs of the whole world forever more. " VVhat good is they fl.nyho\\'?" scornfully rern a.rked a bootbl",ck, r eferring to the fair sex. " J)i,l yon ever know 0111~ on 'em to ;Ji.op 11nd giVe a feller a. job? Not ni nch J They ain't got no slioi;,s ou fit to blacken, any\.,·ays." tiu1es, bnt it"" can be 111:_ule in tln-ec 1nont.hs b} a.ny one of :..1 ei ther sex, in au:r part of ll1e cc;un tty wl~o is v1-illl11g to vrork : - tea dil y at I he en1 plu yrn en ~ thn.t we fu1·11isb . ~06 per week in yoar own tO"Wn. You U(! ed not be a'vay ft·om homP- ove1 night. You can giYe your ,.,:holo 1 ,irne to the work, or only yonr spt1 rc n1omcnts.'Vc Jm.vc ttgen ls who 111c nut.lung ove r ~20 per <lay. All wl1c e ngage at once can inakc n1oney fa.s1. At llw 1n eH<>11t tirne1nonoy cannot be nui.dc so easily a.ml rcbphlly at any ot1rnr business. It ~ $ G_A_RDENERS'.1 -1\. IHR. STBAltJS~, a fur.buy e1·, was rob bed of ~550 while travelling in a Pulh11an car J ron1 JV[ontreal to Klngston . · Th~ n1oney was taken from a purse -in ' _hi~ tro11ser-pockBt, th~ e1 11pty purse being left. 'tiHE I\fontreal authorities have n1ad" application to the Dominion Go~·ernulent fo r the apprJin tu1en t of Sir SelLy Sinyth as a loca.1 n1agistrate with civil and n1ilita.ry control of the cHy on the 12tl1. and " B" Bn.tteries, and the 97th Rcg1- s. ~_ Mason CONTEMPLATING Son, 2$' Co., Portland, lVIainc, $5 Oullit tree, costs not11ing l o (,ry L he busine ss. ~"'. !ldre'38 at on ce, H, HALLF.:'1'1' (9) 'l' l:1s.H . -V\.-~e 'l'c rm:,o; an d BUY YOUR SEEDS CO P-Y·----AT A CI-IAN GE OF BUSINESS Ii'l' THE FALL, "A:' 1 nent. from Halifax, are alsd expected to be quartered in the city on that occasion. · LoKDON, July 4, 1878.--The Canadia n "\Viiubledon tea w ~hot a match yesterday ' "ith the Fifth Lancashire Volunteer., at Altc.ar. The Canadians were at11.:cossfl1l by ~13 points, being 40 ,ahead at two hun- ai-ed yards, 5 at ti Vl~ hundred, and 48 at six 'hundred- a wonderfol p erformauce. 1 ]1he t\venty-two Canadians averaged 2~ Will sell the whole of tlleir S.PLENDID STOCK of staple and fancy Dry Goods at prices so low. that no house in Bo\vmanville can con1pete with them. pa red to t'ur111eh all classes with e.onstu.ut mnployment at ho1ne, tJ1e whole of U1e timr., or for their spare n1oments. Dueiness ne\.Y, lig-J1[, a.nd proiit:tble. Eersons of either se~ easil) ea.ru fl·om 50 cents to $5 per-evening,and a pro11ort1on al su m by devoting their whole tin1eto the b~ii:;i n ess. Boys aud girls ca1·n nearly us much as 111P.n. Thal, n.11 who scr. thfa notice lll(tY send their adtll·e;,;s, aral feAt. Lhe h usinetis ·we n1nkc this unparalleled offer: 'lo :-ouch a~ HJ'e no1, "'ell satiBfled we>\111 sencl nn er1o'!Jar t.o p a y for the trouble of v.·r iting. 11'u ll piirticutars, H!tmpl~s "'-ort.h scveni.1 dollars to co111numce workon ,a rirl a cop y of ho1n e <tnd tlreside. one of the largt:ist and be~t Illu st rated Publica tions. all sent free by 111ail. Reader, if you \Vant pern1anent protltnble ·vork,addrcss, GEORGE S'I'l:KSON & Co., Portland M<Line (30) 'J'o t l u: l'torldng al'c n o-\1,t pre or Official Heport of lhrnrd to DolllJNIO:N OilGA N COMPANY Bowrnanville, for Organs exhibited at the Centennial Exhibition, Philadelphia, 1876. Bros·. t INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. , n 10 · 2~" PHILADELPHIA, 1876. 'The States Centennial Commission l1as examined the report . United \ of the J u<lges, and accepted the foliow;ing rnasons, and decreed an award in conformity therewith. PmLADELPITIA, December 5th, 1876. --~~~~:~t$50to$200PER ___________,... A Nc, 1·, fJlcnr, nutl C:oncii;c---- MONTH TERMS STRICTLY 'C ASH· OPPOSITE FKANKK HE N DERSON'S HOTEL. B l>Wtn anville, .JUne points. ·'THE three first vessels of the Allan Stea1nship Line to Glasgow which left :J\iol1h·eal th0 present. season took out 350 3;=1.Bis: 45. 0ornrnencing vvith tlfc cnrlic::it pci iods, closing ~farch, 1817. 3 volu mes of t.b e i;vorld's gre(t t, Gra nd HiHl.ory iu cce. Aneicnl, ~l.itldlc Ages. and i.llo1lP.1·1!; jncludi1?-g" hist,OJ ~~ of l'eriicnnial ExhiOUion, 1na>u:{lu1·atwn of Preslde1d Houes. and '1'11rki..'<h D~fficullies, A book of Unilliug - i nterest and univer::ial n!!C<l. Sell~ fafil.er than uny other, DeautJfnl illus1 rA..Lions, low price~, quick salAH, exLra. terws, circula.r frHe, Addres8 ..J. C. Jtlct~lf.R.UV d> ('0., Philaclelph ia, Pa.; Cincil1nati , O.; Chiottgo,-Ill.;_St. Loui i:l,. l\fo. UNIVER SAL HISTORY THE GROCt:.:RY BUSINESS GARRIED ON REPORT ON AWARDS. ___ ..,,., _ _ _ , head of cattle and 170 horses, ·a nd delivered them nll at their- d-ostina.tion in One order with the loss of but one "beef critter " a.nci two horses. Of the ~hipn1entR of cattle 111ad.e bJ this line dnring the season of 1877 the. l..1Sses hy death dnring the passage w,ere less than half of one per Ct!nt. A NAnlto'v escape tram a serious accident BRADBURY PIANOS " LEAD ViTO l~LD. --:o:-occurreU a day or two ago in a. 'Vorchester~ lVfaos., shop., A sphere of iron, supposed ltECElVED SEVEN PREMIUMS and C:PLD MEDALS IN FOUR WEEKS! to bo a isolid ball, was recent!y purcl1asea_ --:o:-__: for a <- ate-weight by u. man, who put it on II@" OVER ~5,000 :~OW IN USE . ..Wl the fi;e 'in a forge_to soften it, preparator y to drill111g, but the mechan ic in charge - not likinlY its appearance t11rew it off and · pnt it tn_b o~ water to coolJwhen it ex~ 'l'hepeculiarcharmsofthis P:ianoisitsadaptatio1.1 to the huma n voice, a."i an accompaniment p lOded, p rovuur itself to be. a fully-charg- Can't be made by every ·agent e"-ery rno nth in the businc.qs ·o:,vc fi1rnisb, b11L 1.hose willing to ·werk can easily ea.r·n a dozcu iloll(trS a da.y right in their" ow11 localiLies. H ave no roon1 to exvla.i n here. Business p lerusan \. and honorable. \Vomen an d boys and girls do a,s "oi\o'ell as n1en. We will furuish yowa, con1plete OulJlt free, Th e business pavs bet1ev than anything elf!e. \Ve will bear cxPense of sta.rth1g you. Particulars free.Writo a nd see. Farrnera. and _n1er.hanics, their sons and daug hters, and all claf! ses in need of paying v.·ork at hon1e, should ·wTite to wrand learn all a.l:)QUt the work at once. Now is the tin1e. Don't Delay, Address 'THUE & Co., Augus ta Maine. (30) .99 $9 AS USUAL Product, REED 01rnANS. Name and address of Exhibitor, DOMINION ORGAN Co., Bowmanville, Carmela. The undersigned; having examined the product herein described, respectfully recommends the same to the United States Centennial Corn mission for A ward, for the following r easons, viz: TO COI\'SUffH"J'IVE;o;. HE advertiser ha.Ying been pcnnanently cu1·ed of tha t drearl disease Consumption, by a si mple l'Cn1edv, is anxiouA to 1nake known to lti~ fdlow-snfferers the n1e1tns of cut·e. To all who de s in~ it he \Vill send a eo11y of the prese riptio11 used, (free of cliarge), ,..,·Hli tho dii·ec tions for )2l"eparin ~ ::ind u sing the same, which Uiey will llnd a sure (_mre fo1· CoNSV:llP· 'l 'lON, A S THMA, H ttON CH t'l' TR, &.c. in: T Bros. ---AllE RECEIVING : - - - owrr,g to ihl sympathetic, in ellow, yet rich and e<l fonr-po11nd &hell. :U\irtunately, ~ no~ powerful singmg tones. . ._ -body_ \Vas iojured. I.;,itest from the "'bile Iluuse. -'1'11e war · ~ ' among plano·1nakers as to who se makeofpiano'l'o It:IBF.lJ 1 li: tJ1e notion that all thOfc::·vcnts forte should illl!ct -...vit.h L\Yor at the E xc<!utive 1d ttr..s~on has a t Juo,L hcen i,:;et tJed by l\'Ir8. llayea' of :i., life-time can pass t11rough the miud sclcct1onof an c1r:µ:aul.Bntdburv upr io-h t ma.de of a dfowniug person cir one threatened br F . G. Smi:1J, New Ym k. TnC now Br~dbury .,,.,,t]i den.th , expBrirnents . have been made oco~1vics ~i _vlu.ce in th P. p rivat e parlor - a favored pm11 t1on. ~t. 1a an 1u8t.run1 ent of grcu.t beauty to teet the fleetn0a.::i of thought an~ w!th tlnd c;xqnu1J1 t~ l.one.-J.-Yatio nal .Republican. the follo1·ting _ results: In all the expcrirv·a shtaaton, D. C., April8, I~78. · ·ments the time required for a. eingle Fron1 personal n.cq,uuin tance -w i th t11 e n1anuf~cttuer of t~e Brfldlntry Pia~, co n Clldorse him a8 -worthy of public confklence. We are using these piaun s iu our fannllcs and they ~1ve thought was nevel- less than a fort~eth 9f entire satisfuction: Tu!rs. U. N. Grant, "\Val"liing tou; ...\Clln1ral lJ. V. Porter. \Va ihi ngton; Rev. a second. In other words, tbe nnnd can O. lf. 'l'ift'any, 'Vnshlngton ; Uen. 0. 0. H1nu1r<l, 01·~l{un; Hnhel't Hon1.er, Ne\-v Yol-k; Grand · Central Hotel, New York; St.Njchohtsifuie l, New York; B1sl 1op GHb ertllaYen,liiiaseacliuee tts; 9 400 perfor111 not more t l1an "" acts a lllUJ ~ Rev. John. F: Hurst, D. D. . · . ute ; 1, 5 00 a tninnte being the rate for Dr. J~. O. Hav en says: " 1\fy Bradbury Piano contin ues to ~ro-w better every Uay, and mysel f 'ddl j'f and family more and m ore in I_9~:e ·wtth lt. All our fr1ends ad mire it." persous Of 1111 e 1 e. . . .. . Bishop Simpson Aays: "After a trial 'in -ru y famjJyfor ye~u·s, for beauty of fiu ish and work· Admit that th e l':ipeed of mental action 1s manship au.d sple1Hliil 11,Uality cf tone, your Brad bury Piano cannot be equalle d." <;l.hnonu al at SLiCh times, ~3:Y :J,'5QO s imple Dr. J , H . :V.incenL: . '. E9r family worship, social gatherings, the.Sabbath scJrnols, and a.11kinds o.gi't,ati'ons a minute, or ·;11 .-50 !:I ,_- ~i , hou .. r. of musical entei:tai1unents, give me; in prefe1·ence to all o~!lc rs, the s';.Ycct-toncil Bradbury Piano. C'; fl;. l-1 _ lt excclsinsinguJarqnalities .,. , If a. tna.n wore an hour ~~ i . Dr. J as. M 'Caiiley,Ca,rlisle, Pa.,says: ·~My Br-ndburyis splendid . Best in the State." sLead of a few minutes, an ,'fJilE BEST, l\'IANT;lFA.QTURim. ~ . p · Wl,RRAl\'i ED FOH SIX YEAHS. b e given to n. mental re vie>'.' P.iq.uos to !Ct, and rent .~pp1iecl H.p urcha::isrl ; m onthly inRtalmenl_l:I received for tl1e same. Old would, if fort y years old, ha in exchange ; cash pa1<l fo1· the sarue. Second-hand pianos at g reat bargaine fron1 . Pm.nae tuned and Tepairl'i"i. OrganH 1:Lnd rnel odeons to Sabbath schools and ch~rcher;; g ive ton thoughts of tho sinipleSt. '. · , ,, . . . ~ .a.liberal f.\1~90,unt. Send '£01· illu strated price list. d - ,n · _, tar tu each day that he ha d l , iv~.· .... ·"Because they have produced in their instru~ ments a pu re and satisfyin g ton e, by their method of voicing, and have a simple and efficient stop-action, with satisfying ·m usic al combinations, art elastic touch, and good general worknianship." H. K. OLIVER, ~4,,"lutture Parties wishing the veesuriplio11 , will please ddres.s E. A . "\VII.SON, 191 Penn St., . a29"n1. ) Willi ams rt!>h, N .Y , of the J u d.g APPROVAL OF G1-:i;l.OUP JUDGES · ,ve Hool· Bindn1g. ,jJ>ERSONS HAVI NG BOOKS,i\IAGA-. . ZJNES, Pamphl ets, or anything i11 the book zi.ne, ·whichthewish t o have ho un d~ can haye theirordeT's filled in the neatestandmost durable style, and on the ~horLest notice, by leavingtheru a~ the S1 .A'.IESMAN office. Bring along yourbind 1 00RN. , b y. the CAR EVERY LOAD J. SCHIEDJVIAYER. E. LEVASSEUR. ED. FAVRE PERRET. GEO. F. BRISTOW. P. F. KUPKA. WILLIAM THOMSON. JAMES C. WATSON. ' JOSEPH HENRY. J. l!:. H I LGA IW. F: A. P . BAR'.'<AP.J), I * * * * \\i" R CLirvIIE ~~~~~~~~~- A true Copy of the-record. ' 'lt'o Co111Hnn1111vc!!. rTiHE ADVERTIS'ER, II AYING BEEN Consumption, h.} a sirnple retneiiy, is anxious WEEK ,_,...._.. {SEAL} FHAN CI A. WALKER, Chief of t.he lllll·ca.u of A ward _B_ perm<-inently curetl o( that tlreud d isease, fellow~mfferf!rs t he Given by authority of the United St ates Centennial Co1nir1j~sio other word·, memory wouta have t ill!· to .1, review t ho experiences of at inost the hundredth part of one .second out of FA~tory, Ro.ymond st., i3rQokfyUt I · F· · · b ... G - -- · ree orn arrettson S1n1th, / ~ach days waking thousands. J_,atc Supt. for and Successor to Wm . B. Bl'adbnry, '\~ra~·erooLU/i:!, l:i East Jfou1·tcenth Stl'eei, Ne>-v York:. the <lirections for prepari ng and using the same, which they will find a SURF. CURhlfor CoNSU:M:P'l'ION, AB'l'll;),:[4, 1 BRONCHITIS, &e, Parties ·wi ehing the · prescription will pleri.se of cure. To an who dc."'ire. i1,, lie will se11d a copY of the presm·ip lion uxecl, (free of ch arge), >vith to make known l;o hh1 moa.na The Cheapest .Feed you can buy. Bowmanville, lVIarch 1, J,,877. A. T. GOSHOHN, DvT'ector-Cenern'. J, L. CM't! PDELL, Secretary. ,J . R. HAWLEY, Presidm SE ND FOR PRICE LISTS. address. ,\lN6!llq VD·m.)19> Ponn Sl.:Willwm~.burjll,N 'fl' YOl'k , n.ev. E. A. 'VILSON, Dominion Organ Co