The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

· ~ "V AWEST DURHAM f IASG, O HOW THE UBERAl CONS. PRO" I POSED TO MANUfACTURE' VnTES, CIVIC HOLIDAY IN OSHAWA. A GRAND LABOR D.EMUNSTRATION TO TAllJI: ?'LA.CB. '! ·tlrNCA-S~E~ ~ ' .. THe HGT, 'IAl.U!.·WATCH IN .. - eu~ THE 5 T~\[ WORL3 .· ( FOR THE MONf~Y. MAYNA.RDJ THE JEWELER e aoJe·agent in this l"callt.y for tl1ese celebrated watcl·es. l'f you -.rant a. correct time keeper procure a ··Lap caster." A·not~r nice a.asort.ment of sliver and plated wate in 0:11 the latest designs, juet arrived at· Mayna.rl(, The re~i.rini); of fine w&t.chea a.nd jewelery e. 111pecialty at Ma.1nar<l8. . · Competition dellcd. Gold and Silver plating. . -·~CA°RE o~e ..:-.~~--------~=~ .OF.THE. HORSE. Monday, August l3bh, h~ heel\ pro· claimed a civic holiday in Q3haw11., on which occasion ;Etna As8embly, No.2331}, Kights of Labor, hold 11. grancl labor demoMtratiou in Apnis's grove. In A MiGchief Hatchery that did attructions the day promises to out rival the 12th, when Jumbo was here. An exnot Hatch. ceedingly novel and monster procession will take placll during the morning, in A'fTEllll"T .To m.:.unnc A COUNTY .nmm.:. which all the trades in the town will be represented in full operation, on taste· fully decorated wagons. · One of the rare (Special to The Glvbe.) features will be the melting of iron on ConouRG, Jnly 28.-In Judge's Cham- the ·streets, a feat which. it is said hits bers here yeet.:irday there was a somewhat only been once performed in America . interesting time in connection \Vith a Besides this there is expected to be in number of ca~es of 11,ppeal from the Court operation reaping machines, threshers, of Rev1siou of the town of Bowman ville. seed drills, horse re.ke~, printing presses, lt appears ~hat a mischief hatche,.y, bel\r· kniltiog machines, and various othCJr ing the title of the Lib'lra! Conservative. kinds of nmchine1·y, besides every other Aasoc1atio11 of West Durham, was org1rn· branch of industry in Oshawa will aopear ized in Bowman ville some months ago, iu the pro<;cssion. .The . various lahor and secretly trumped up and lodged at on~aniz11.tions from London o Brockville the last moment over one liundred appeals have signified tl:eir intention c·f 'mtin.., ag1tinst the asses<Jment roll for this year pre.ant. At the grove there will be with the eole uim of manufacturing 'l'ory short addresses by the !'resident <1f the deli~ht. votes This was a bombshell which cansed IrC1n Molders Union . of · North America, For toothache, bnrns, r.ots~nd rhettm~ 'considerable consternation and disO'ust in the Graua""M'!l~Worltwan of the noble atism, use Pllrry Davis' Pain"Ktlhir. See the towril not 011ly amongst Bef~I.Jl: j)rder vf Knights of L\lbor, and by other a.dv. in other column. bui-!n the r11nks of th<i more respectable promi110~t labor. advocates, au~ io large Conservatives. Before the Court of Re· uuml>er of athletic eport11, dancmg, etc., vision no appreciable change was made in fo.r thA employment of the thousands who . -~ , .-·. , ·I' ' the roll, and it was supposed the tempest will n'> .doubt ,be ~here. T~(' 9-rand ~~unk ·p:nbo U1! l noq11A\ l ! ]JU!J lTI"" ~l Ul"ll!d in a teapot had ai1bsided. The plotting and. Midland Railways will .issue tickets -m o~ ]»JPll!'! l'lllJ '1!!Ji>1$.<t{ '"'~l'IU U~ll WC>.IJ ~l~l::llJnS Il"' pue Sil!P1"1 · L. C. 's, however, blindly ,took :mother at.smgle fare for the do~ble 3ourne7,g_ood step and appealed' to the County Judge in frolu. the 12L.h to the loth fr?m Lo~1a?n, .·~-(;·It"'" · . some elevetl cases. Ae the d11oy of trial Ham1lt~n, Lrnds~y, Petti~boro, Broou:v1lle , approached it seems as if the valiant war- and a~l ~ntermedia.te stations, to Osh~wa. riors for justice-and votes-must have · An eftic1e11t comm1tteeJ1ae charged ot the lost heart in their cause and the) i2no- arraugeinent~ and nothmg will be left un· minioualy shrank from the contest, When don? on . their part to make .the .d einonsthe nrntter was taken up before .Judge trat10n, 1f not 1he large~t, at least o~e of Clarke to-day no one appeared to pro.~e- the .lllr~est e.v er held iu Canad'.1'. Full ...~ ONY . cute the appeals, and t·hey were all dis· particulars will be rn11de known m & few missed with co~b against the appellants- days. -Befoi·mer. a nice little bill for ihe L. C. A. of W. D. I _ _ __ _..,.......,_ _ __ _ ,,m TnB A:M.JuucAN ·AmuoULTURIST FOlt AtmusT opens with n spirited foll-page eugr.. ving of the two fast teams ir. wor Id, W~ nll1tcto to'Maude ~ 11.nd Aldi11e,be· longin!-{ to Mr·.:YM. ll. Van.lerbilt, and Edwitrd Rnd S1~iveller, bel·ing-ing to Mr. Frank 'Vorka. This J.Jicture, drawn from life for the AMERICAN' AGRICULTURIST . by EDWARD Fonni;;s, i11 only one ever el(ecuted. 'l'ho teau1s are in motion, and pre11ent a mo·t animated breezy appearance. Published by the OnANGE JUDD Co., 751 Hroa.cl1rny, New York. $1.50 pe1· year; single numbers 15 cents. Aucus'l' i9 th~ great holid'l.y montb,aud the August St. NICHOLAS is essenti11lly a: holiday number, taking· its reader8 from the r,:rellt cities to mountams and sea-side, by the brooks aud thu bre11k.-re. Edwin Lassetter Baynner's illnstrated >1tory, en-. titled" Oar Specie.I Artist," which deals with the varied experience and laughable · faihued of a boy who undertakes amateur photography "ta military C"lllP and in a. trip through the m·111uts of V1rgi11ia, A bright, lltunsing, and tJxcidng 8ha story is th"1 Jwv. Charlti~ R. Talbot's " Lady of the Chingachgook," which tells how a young girl took pos~essicn of a yacht, to · wner'ii excessive annoyance, and ·h elpe in a race tv his exceeding Summer Goods! . ~ - at and below cost. ---w;,. - -TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR the FALL IMPORTATIONS I we will sell .the balance of our --Sumn1er Goods-- 1 tJUtttNC THE MONTlt OFJ\UCUST ..,..----.A. T - - GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 0 0 u- 0 ::a::'.1 JOHN~CRYDELMAN'S. I ~SH31118. .coon NEWS, Goon NBWS I S ·.·MASON & SONS'.. New Silks, New Mantle Trimmings, · :NOMI} ': ~ There's Barg~ins for all at Lerthe horae have some exercinii nety to Bettle. The .August :ECLECTIC arrived promptly, day;-o£her w1se Im will be liable to fever Not content with trying to bulldoze the whh its ueual rich freight of . able aud or bad feet. Corporlltion of liowmanv1lle, this eate>'- thoughtful ·articl.is, r .. presenting the TCIAT llUSBAND OF JHllO: is thn>e times prising L . C. A. actually had the audacity. creme de la c1eine of the ,h;11glish monthly thcmanlrnwasheforehe b~an usiug'Welle' to write a partisan letter tu the Judge andweeklyprees.'l'h1ipresentnumberprtt· Hee.Ith Renewer.' $1. Druggist.a. b f h th I t b h d e ore w om e appea s were 0 e ear · sentssowe peculiar and seasonab1.e articles.' · l ; th · t' th Never clean a horse in hiutable. The b u t f or t una.e y 10r e.en d sof JIU ICQ e ·Published by E. , R. P.i.:Ll'ON, 25 Bond dust fouls his crib, antl ruuke him loathe JU · d 1-:e gave.no · ou u t enance t o euc h ·u.11 war- Strtiet,.New York. Terms, $5 per year; c. hisfood l"!'.nla.ble a'?d h1.ther!u unheard-of liberty siuglll copy, 45 cents. For eale by all Ca.rt.er'sLittle Liver Plll must not be confoun with the JUdicml Bench and rtiad the ded with com111011 Ca.tharlic or PUI'gativ<> Pills · · '. · · · ' ' · . "newsdealtil'I!. as they aire entirely unlike thent in every ··letter tn .Op{\ln court, a <J<.>py of which we·"" ' respect, One trial will prove their superiority. g1 ve herewith a~ a speci meu of bJoowiag Boys and &outlis rea.q;r ~ade clothiug espeo!· · ll. go11 d coat · on yo1~r b oree Li"beral Con1Jervat1"ve che~k a.lii..y, '.h:lllll ll & Uo. . . To procure ~ ·.naturally, uto plenty of rubbuig and :Bow:uANVILLE, rn1h Jui)., 1883.. I-Jarpei"s Ataga::ine for August is a brillibrushing. . Geo. M. Clarke. Esq., Judge United Counties ot ant uulllber, bea.11nfu1ly illu~trated. . The · Nonhnmberlaud ..ud Durha.m, Cobourg, froutispi.icti, " A Towu Ga.rJ.,n, " ts from For cramps, pain in the stomach., ,bow.el d b E A A D · ·1 1 · (Re B owman1J1'lle Ap»<>al.·.) a rawm,g ·y . . y B K\, l tHtra.m1g complaint or ehills, use P erry D an11 P 11.m ,,. ~ · tJ J}f ill C R 1 KiHer. See advt. iu uthtir cohmm. DEAI:Srn,- I am given to understand that 11.poem Y ' AltlH.lRE1' ~~,EY. Or '. · anadu.n you haveuppointed 27th inst. at Cobourg for FARNHAl)!'i> artic es, " Ih" When a hors!! c'qmes nff a. journey, the the h~aring of the appeals :l'rom the <;:ourt of Haliit.. 1·t, " 1s u1t1 re~ult vf wucl, and first thi11g is to . wi<lk him about t ill he Revision for. thA town ot Bowmanville. As ·. .a.t1em ub~ervatiou ot l<'rench Cauadian Secrolary or tit~ Llber1·l Conservative Assocla· · r . . . . . is cool. if he id broblght in h ot. twn. by whom all appeals are made, I would hte, It 111· ex.ceedwgly 1Ut11ortisttug aud SIIlLOH'S CATARHII REMEDY.a marvel- lll<?St respectfnlly ask you to reconsider the ap· well illu~Lrilttld, Jous cure for Catarrh, l>ip,b1.heria, Canker po1ntme11t, !or ~he foJ.lowing roa.sons :- 'l'he mouth, 11.nn headacke. 'With co.ch bottle there appellailt~ mip;ht be and are perfectly wllliug )fend Suits, all wool Tweed, to order fro1n is aJl, fn~enious nasal InJecLor !or the more suo, 'to proaecnte ~b.elr rcspoctiv .e ~peiils it the ap· 812.50 up. gjlison &. Co. · · <1esef 111 tr~nt>rnmt nf thec9ci eomplaints wlt.ho11t . penis are heard in Bowmanvilll!, hut the·r extra charg-<>. .T. Higginbotham & Son, Whole- n&turally tee! unwilling to incur the costs mciThe North American Review for 4,ugust sal" and ltetail ai,;t!nta. deut 011 takini;. the appeal~ to Cobourg. Kindly opend wjLh a very spiriled d11icuss1ou of 0 Whenever a horse is washed,nover leave h ~j~'h~~:.r if you cannot appoint to Jlear ap· the subject of " M11l'al lustru..:uuu iu th" · him till he i0 quits dry . H., will pro- · Veryrespectfullyyour1,_ I Public .::!Ch1>u[ ", Chari ·s F, Wiu.:atot ALEXANmi:n H. LEITH, .ts of. " 'l'he Un11a.uitarv bably get a chil1 if neglecte~. ::Jecretary L. C. A. 'writ .., Huw1;s of If ~~ hol'se rtimains, in the st.able bis Ee fore the L. c. A. starts another ,,, fish· the Rich", and there is a jvlllt . discuniou feet mnst be "2topped. ·Bea.t an.d dryn&ra ing expeditivu" would it not be w~sdom of' Sc1.,nc.i il.ud Prayer ", by Pctidident came eracked hoof and lame nese. fo.r them to count the C('st 1 · Galuusha Audersou and 'l 'haddelU! B. Wakeman. Publishe.d at 30 Lafayette llucklen'~ Arnlca Salvc.- 'l'lle beet Salve Place, New York, a.ud for iale .by buok· 8 01 00 'ln the wvrld for Outs, Brurn s, ' · Ulcers, Flax-Seed Emulsion Compound. sellerd geu~rally. :salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Ttitter. Chap!)0(1 Ha.nds, Chilblains, Corns, a11d nil Skin Erup· We mean buslnes this season and we are The demand ma-de upon medical science bouud tv sell Ellison & Co. ·ttona, and PoeitiT"lY' c::.:ed Pile·. It ls gura.nI >teed give pin·fect sa.tisfaotion, or money by sufferin~ humanity is, r<Jnew vur THE DISEASES OF MEMORY, by TH. 'l'efunded. Price 25 0<'nttl per boK. For sale by strength, 111vigorate onr system revitalize RufoT. No. 46 of the "Library of eur depressed and exhausted energies,and Science.' Price 15- cents, post-paid. J, J. lliggillbotllaro &:. Son. Onr Spring S\oek Is tltorough!Y oomplete. you will fol till your ~oble mission. Ho\'I' F1tz,!lerald 1 .Publisher, 20 Lafayette Place, successfully and quickly Flax-Seed EmulEllison Al Co, New York. 'fhis is a profouudly inter· ~ev"r allow drugs to be aominiatered sion Comp. has met and is meetin1t everyestiog work, full of curious facts.-. to your hors,, wHhO\H your . know ledge· where t.hat exacting demand let the re- But lt is more than that: it is a phil,vsoph· It is nnw m s£11son to warn onr reade.ts presentative teetimonie.ls that follow this, ical study of the phttn'ob>ena of ment11l a.nswer. Flax·seed Emulsion Coruponad disease. lt ofteril a scieutific expla.na.t10n againat the sudden attacks of Choler~. contains t,\le Phosphorus in its most eaiely , Cramp Colic, !lUd fhe various Bowel Com· assimilated froms to build and retmpe r the of mauy abnormal conditions ot · memory which from time immemorial ha.ve pui.ded plaints iucidcn~ to the g!'and opec1fie for ne~vous system ~nd all the fat pr~ducing students of mental sci1inco. those iroublwe. properties of Flax-seed to enrich the A CuRE :ron CHoLE&A. Morrnus.-A Blood and supply the animal economy Ea Gs.- If you want casl). for eggs p;o to positive cure for this da.ngeron~ complal~t with the element!J of reconst.ruction. It Murdoch Bros. incident to Snmmer and Fall. is found m contains oxidizing elements upon ·which Dr. Fowl!'r's Extract of Wild Strawberry; pedect diegestiou, assimilation, recon ' With its issue of July 5th, the · ART to be pr"cued froll} any druggist. structiou and elimination 80 largely de- lN'l'ERCHANOE enter4 upon its its eleventh volume. During the :five years of its Let your horse stand 10060 if possible, peud, Is a support to the female system dur- public;ltion the journal has grown from withou~ beml? tied up to tho mangQr. a tour-page Shl'let- without illuetratious, Try the Balls Corled Sprin" Elastio . inp: all critical peridos. It meeh the demand in a ll cases of supplement . she~t, or~· questions and Section Corset, at S. Mason & Son. brain disorde1·s ~ud affections of the nerv- answer" to one of sixteen pa.ges, with a Neur allow anyone tu tease or tlekle ous system. . profusion of illustrations repr'lsentaitve your horse ill the stable. It will assert its snperiority as a. tonic of both pictorial and decorative art,and !i.hil&h'RUOl!SUIP)IUOnC11rc.- This la bf.yond and support, in all cases during the a tage an inquiry department, which, for fol. qt~e9tion tht< most successful ~ough. Medicine -negs,accuracy' helpfulness, and diversity we have ever ·ola, a. few doses rnvanably cure of reconstruction and convalescetrne. the worst ca!Y.'e or Cough, Uroup, &nd Bron· In Bronchial and Lung Affections, of subjects treated, is unrivalled. Adjre1i1 chitis. while !ts wonderful succee in th!l cure its phosphorietic agents an1Jwer the precise 140 Nassau St., New York, for a sample or Qonsumption ls without a p<1.rallel l'I the hist.pry of medicine. Si.nee it's first dl s~overy and exact demands which the deranged copy. it has been sold on a gnrant.e e.. a test wlnch no . Our line or 12,! cent Drees Goods is called ether medicine can stand. If yon haven conith system make for a prempt restoratief. we earnestly a~lc yon to try it. Price 10 c~nts, · When childern becom emaciated, and rore value. E;llit!On k Co. 50 cents and $1.00, lf your Lungs are sore.Chest waste by prolonged snffering, a.rising from Whoever reads the July number of or Back. Lame, oee 8hiJok's Poroas Pia.star. ·~· Hiitl!'inbotham & 8on, \Vholesale and Retail a loss of power to assimilate the food or 1 Braioitrd's Musicial World will be i11teres~· a.gen.ts. from a dtiated or poisoued colidition of! ed in the well-written article which dethe blood, implicit confidence may be scrib1:1s a musical festivtt.l that w~s held in The re&Ron why th~ 8urgeon9 nlf the Inter· national 'l'hroat. :Lnd Lun~ institute. 173 Chtlch qhced in the powerll of FLAX-8EED EMUL· Greece over two thousaad years ago. A street, Toran to e.rtl making so m,.uy wonderflll 810N COMPOUND to restore them to health. tine full-pajl;e engraving, entitled " Cincures or catarrh, catarrh.i.l deafoes~. Bronchi· derella," will please all who delight in WHAT WE CLAIM. ti~ asthma 11.11".l <lOnll11motinn arc: They have pictures. The music, musical news, goes· none but skilled and bualif\ed medlual men To itll who desire to increaso their ip, able editorials and correspondencti oonnected with th" Institute. 'rh0y adhere st.rictly to their ijpecialty and. they use the flesh and etrength, ENRICH and PURili'Y are e.11 np to ih0ir usual high sta.ndard; spirorneter invented by M. Souv1ellc, ex-side suegeon of ths French army, and inslrt1ment ~heir Blood, .lnvigorate thire mind and and the current number of the World i8 whioh oon veye tne lll(ldicines in the form or body, revitalize their DEPUE!'<ISED and ex- one of thtt ti11e11t we have ever seen. eo!1l inha!,.ilons to t lLo parts diseased, wllluh , we cooadentJy allsert Price, per copy, 15 cents; $ 1. 5U per is the only way these diseas~s can 1'e cnrerl. HAW >TED ENJtROIEB 'l'hey ani treatin'1 hundreds ot p.ttient e ; e\'Y tha.t ihe fat-brobucing pruductnu; prop· year. Cleveland, 0. month, 1 hll.\·ing twelve surgeons engaged rn ertiae of FLAX-SEEd combineed with their w.,rk in C1mads a.!Gne, Send a tht ,o-ccnt We a.r& extending the tailoring dept. Elllson sta.rnp !or n copy of their Intern&tlenal News PHOSPHORUS- the best Nerve Tonic pnblished monthly at 173 Church Street ever used, will more spf'edly and perfectly &: Co. 245-tt. 'l'oronto. accomplish these important resul! s tban fo keeping witli its midsummer holi" \Ve &N>. lllakingtbe line ono centprlnts "Very ·any other compination ever used. For day chiiracter, the August CENTURY con· ·a.ttracti ve. 1Wison -& Co. . hundreds of ye&rs it has deen known that tains an un11sual number of short stories We take grocers' due bills as cash. Ellison FLAX-SEED (or even employed in the and striking illustra.tiona, as well as pot-ms &Co. animal economy. [n :FLAX-SEED Emu!- and articles adapted to eum[Der readrng. eion Comp. all the FA'r. PRODUCING, The number offers, in addition to the :J,.J · SOOTHING and HEALING properties most entertaining part yet gh'en · of a of FLAX -S"EED are obtained in the most stirring romance ca.lled " The Bread-,vinWhen'er yo11 want an ea.sy shave, easily digested from and united with the nere," which will run through six: numbers As good as Barbor ever gave. . most easily lsslmilatedcompounds of Phos· . of the magazine. The scene of the story Just call at Pethick's Saloon, phcr118 ma.king a most ..Iegant and reliable .will be easily 1;ecognized as to the readers At morning, eve or busy noon. preqarn.ti<>n· ; even the most sensitive and of the magazine, the author's dealings He'll cut aud comb your hair with grace, delicate can take it, and at the same with the editor, having been carried on To suit the contour of your. face; tiine be assured it contains just the ele· through a third person, Humor is the His shear~ are sharp and ra1zors keen, men ts tile deranged syatem demands characteristic of the short stories, which His shop is ~eat and al.ways cle~n'. when it calls for a Rrompt and efficient comprise" The New Silk Dress Story," A.n< l everythrng, v;e think, you 11 ~nd, restorative. Thia remedy is for ea.le at by James D. Hague; "The New Minister'!! '.r·l suit the ta.ste and please the m1ad. SToIT& J 'uRY, Chemists a.n~DruGGiets, Great Opportunity," by the au~hor of · · · _.. a 'fown Hall Buildings, BowmanTille. "Ell" and " The Village· Convict"; and New Mantle Silks just arrivou at "" · , .,... . another group of Joel Chandler Harris's Mason' & Son. !' Ni11ht1 "itll Unole Remus. " Our 50 eent all wool Tweed~ astontl!hef ihe PORTAGE LA Pn.AIRIB, with a populatbe peaple. Ellison 8c Oo. tion of some 3,000 sonl!I; h!Ul ii. deba of C..&.T.lltRROFTRE nLA.DDEK.-STIJ:mr iveir· Parti<!s asking us for bargains. wm not be .,2 ,., OOO rltaiion, illllammatton, all Kidney and Urinary 'II' · 0 · · · p!Aln~,..eured-br "Bwihupafba.~ Sl, dl8appoimted, :iEllison /ST, Co, irnHd1ns· W I io ~J!M SUOJllllt:d;ud UO.II 'Pl[10 n .,,..,l1l'.!PSUO:> :>tpnpl?:>l{ :isnu:> ~ot.t 11'"' l'UU 'q1<><>i ·n11 JO [O:> ~Oll ~aor 3·"l{l ·opu1)"J;ud t:Ol ! ..Ciuo :>l{I s1 SM3111El NOHI ·HnHd1ns·. ONV , :c. 'ff 1 .A~1111 ·;,p1oq v AJL p 'l\"T 'ss;m'!u""" s:un:> ! m:>1sA.s iol[I ""~J!Atld pue \>OO[lf "'II ~;}l{O!JU;} ':>:i New Satins, New Muslins. New Parasols, ~ew. Laces, N.ew Corsets, NewEmbroideries, New· Cretonnes, New.Lace Curtains, NewLaceCurtainsNett, ·. New Carpets, ' New Hats, New Hosiery. S. MASON & SON. .! ' SH3111_ 8) NOHllH · nHdlrJs·ON" ·mo:> ~:>A!( ·;isu~!P ,faupp[ 'np111 ~mu 'waqµte1q "c1s6lds.lp ;i.in;>·m· · ~~ms!p .lfo!~St?A\ ~<lt[lO pmt ~U!tltcf SPRING! HATS! 1883. HATSI We beg to intorm our numerous customers that we have reeei~d our __S.p1¥lg Sto.c-ki- .coinfll·ising all t he_ Latest Style1> ..of Americ11n, English and Canadian HARD _AND SOin lLT HAT for ¥en, Youths', Boys' and Children. GENTS' FURNISHING Gooo· s! White Linen Regatta. . and Wollen Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Drawers, Ties, Scarfs, Silk Handkerchiefs, H;alfHose Braces, Umbrellas, WHITE VESTS, etc., etc. SH31118 NOHI .HnHdlnS ONY Fresh·Goods ! ~6, New Styles ! Lo.w Prices ! ~. Hatter and Furrier, Nea4s' Block. B.--Special attention given to STAMPING in all its branches. ~pril JM: .A.-Y-E R'.1 Bowmanvllle. 1883. 24.5·3m. SPRIN'"G TR..ADE'.1 18831 NEW DRY GOODS & CLOTHING. ~We tlHERNA.LLY AND EXTERNALLY: .rr1CTCEN fNTERNALLY it cm-es J. Dysentery, Cholera, Diarrhoea, Cmrnp and Pain in the Stomach, :Bowel Complaint, Painter's 'Colic, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Suc.i<le11 Cvlds, Sore Throat, Coughs, &c. Boils, F elons, Bruise~, Cuts, Burn:Ji S calds, Old Sores ·a11d Sprains, Swel· lings of the Joints, Toothache, Paia ia the Face, N cur algia. and Rheum.,,. tis m, &c, . , , -~ have commenced to receive New Goods. Our Stock will be very · . Large and Complete this 'season, and our prices will be extremely low. We intend, throughout the season, to offer Goods at very TEMPTING PRICES We Offer Special Bargains in Dress Goods at 12! Cents. We Offer Special Bargains in Prints at 10 cents. . We Offer Special Bargains in Black Cashmere at 50 cent.!5.! -~ We Off~r Special Bargains in All Wool Tweeds at 50 cents. We Offer Special Barga.ins in Lace Curtains at $1.25. Wa Offer Special Bargains in Boys' Suits, we keep a.11 sizes. We Offer Good All-Wool Tweed Suits to Order for $12.50. We Offer Men's Ready-Made Tweed Suits from $6.50 up ~ I WE TAKE GROCERS' DUE BILLS SAME AS CASH. We mean business this season, in fact we are bound to'· sell Con- USED EXTERNALLY, it cures . sequ{lrltly we· will offer Great Inducements. · Bowmanville, February 15, 188~. ELLISON & CO. I 238-ly. --.AT- r ·. ., . ·: . - . BAR:OER SHOP · THE j!:iit"The PAIN- KILLE R is sold by M edicine D ea lers throu rrbout the wor~ 9.ice, and at>c. per hottlc. . MAY. 'S HARNESS EMPORIUM YOU CAN BUY z:se. VARIETY __ HALL! .,,,.._ 6 Pieces Lerge Sil e Mtll!ic tor .. ..... ... ...... :llOO. 5 Quires Note Pa.per ...... . .. .. . ...... .. ... . . . 25c. j 10 Package11 E nvelopes ................... .. .. 50c, cr88Ses, Ban~. · Norseman, to Charlotte. ~ ~ally {Sunday oepted). ·· ..&.llnmu, Toilet Setts, C-!'oqwt!t l!iet&a, Fans, raper llJUve11, Dia.kb l:jaree, Bnskel11, J.,a. tX· SPECIAL LINE JUST OPENED! Team Harness ................ $20 00 and upwards Carriage Harness, double .. 26 00 " " " single... . 12 00 Team Collars .. --··.......... 4 50 " Halters ........ : ............ . 50 " Trunks ........ -..... · ........ . 150 " II" CALL AND EXAMINE · A greet vtu:iety of Fly Sheets, Netts and Lap Dusters on hand which are offe:rod at Low Figures for Cash Oppooi.te Dadlngtoo'e Grocery. T. YEI: OWLEES. ' W. H. MAY. '