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This week we regret to have to chroniof their Holiday Goods, cle the deat h of Mr. Thos. McLaug hlin, MURDOCH BROS are selling sr., of this village. Although the old 3 Quires of' good gentleman was known t o be aufforing china, china ware, fancy cups, from the infirmities of old llge, he w as Writing· Paper, 2tic. On Tuesd ay evening l:tst the members not thought to be seriously il l, and it was saucers, erookery, table 1¥1d of the County Council of 1886, having with no little con sternation and eorrow, lJ Packages o.C ~ood hanging lamps, and other fancy subscribed to the declamtion of office, that his many :i.cquain tan ces ·learned that t.ook their places in the chamber. All he quietly pa>sed alt ay. Although h e goods at unprecidentedly low were present except one. has been with us but a short t ime, he has The Clerk called the members to order, made many friends by his courteous and prices. Don't fail to call and and reminded them 1hat their first duty sociable marmer,he was borninthACounty was to elect a \Varden, wh o would preside of Cavdn, Ireland, 1804, e.nigr ated to the get a bargain. over their deliberations d uring the year. towmh1p of Cavan, County of NorthumMy 200 page f-~ cri hb1ing Book, 5c. . It was !hen moved by Mr. G. Bedford, berland m 183:J, wh ere h e served in the CT iit!Mif¥ H.eeve of Seymour, secou ded by Mr. S. E . rebellion of 1837-8 H e then moved to GUIDE TO SHOPPERS. My Exercise Book~ at 5c. and l Oc. l<~tll'g uson, Reeve of Cavan, that Richa1·d the township of D arlington, County of ahe,bevVarden. Durham, where he lived a.bout 45 ya1s, My one dozen good Lead Penci]s OL~rke,Esq.,ReeveofCrarn Tait's photos are very popn lar. Moved by Mr. W, P. Prower, Reeve vf being one of the first settJ\lrs in t lie t ownSchool b o()h, al l kinds, at Cbeap ~ide. for 10 ceri tR. Bowmanville, second.:·d by lVlr. W. M. shi;i where his wife died about three Fowlds, Reeve of Hastings, tlrnt Alex. ynara ago. In 1884 J; e mored to Gorrie o {l)l]S a t Mrl'f. Keys is selling B erl in Y 1'7 Schdars' Compan ions for 5 cents. Eagleson, Esq., Reeve of Hamilt vn, be wit h hi& son, Mr. 'rhos. H. McLaughlin, 15u an ounce . Warden. aod where he died of Phenmonia, about CaFI! at Tait & Morrison 's t o se\ll' Mrs. --o--Th e motions were submitted, and the five o'clock p. m., Wednesday, being 82 Olarke,.s Cooke ry Book. vot11 stood.- Olarke, 24 ; Eal!leaon, 16. years old. The body was taken for L a&ies ,you e11n buy Berlin W oofa. at FR.AM ED The Clerk therefore declared Mr. Clarke intermeDt to the cemetery at Ermiskillen Mrs. J~yes' for lioo a.n oun ce. elected.. He made the necessary declar:i.- beside- the remains of his beloved wife. A syHmdid lot l'lt new and ch oic!l· groAT ROOK BOTTOM PRICES. tion of office, and was escorted to his Re has for the grErater part oi his life s 1:mt by his mover and seconder. In a been a s taunch and faithful member of ceries fo1.« the Hd~clay trade h11s a.rnved ' Spring B lock of neat speech, he r eturned thanks to the the Presbyterian Cirnrch, and wa~ over a J. ~!e's. Council for the honor conferred upon him, 30 years an eider ; >md besides an obligThe ~heapest all wofyl flannels and! aU and referred in gen erous terms of his de- ing neighbor, a kind hi;:iiband and fath er are to be hatl a;t; ; · . . . fea.ted rival. and t o crowl'l all, a devoted Chri:ttian, F 0r mal notices were given of the introwhich gives tfoo:Mi h e left; b ehind, six fflOn9 A RR IV ING. Great. i~duction ~n· t he price of fm sfo ductHIO of by-Laws for the appointment of and one d a ugh~e r, consoi~Ation and .a. well the v~.rious county officora r.nd a special . grounded hope that " he i11 not dead but committee was appointee! to strike th@ ) gone before. " 1 · s trm<ling committees. The Council th en adjonrned. IS MR . wn~JLIAM3 RIGHT'? 75 at T . ouu. Ma~on'sSt1.vr House. ; I ,..... ' I On We<l11esd11y afternoon t he Council A well :1lssorted strteki of the choice!lt' ' ' l BoW}' fll'Vll LF FmDAY, FEn. 5. met at 3 o'clock. MR . EorroR,-A\t. t he special nomina- family groce ries and provi& io· n s , fresl1 arull ' - - ' ~~ ~ -~ , ~ ' ~ _ _ After the minutes h ad been r ead and ron at Hampton 0 1' the 25t:t ult., Mr. S. cured meails; always c::w h a."'Wd at Lyle'~·· confil'med, the Wardon p roceeded to It ·JT. Williams charged\ the Olevk or ColleciDEATH OF MRS. BLAKE. deliver the following o:rr & r somebody .vitliJ mistakoo in making J ohn L;r<lb has reclu.'Ced bhe· price of am .&ate to 10 cen ts- ~ pound fDi>· 1 ou t the t.'lx bills. .He r.as oin~e given U.1! kinds of N ADDlrnss. Mrs. Honora Blal<e, widow of the late '1.'o the Mwiicipal Council of the U1iited his ~wn figures ( 11 ow·]n the hands of Mr. il~~~est cuits a nd all o{ille11 eiJJts in propor - , 001.mties ofNorthwnberlmid andDiwham. Cryderman) on wh1chi he baseD'his charge. Wm.Hume Blake and mother of the H on. . . . . If you W ;int tn see t he fine:,,o Chrna Ha.Ill J GENTLEMEN.- ! am glad, at tho open- The rate is 3! mille· on the $1 and Mr. Edward Blake and Mr. S . H. Bh1ke, Q. Williaims expresses it. iihuR : .0!7333, usi ng e~st of_ Torvnto, call ~i::i:~1i;irrliooh J?ros' · C., died at two < ,'c1od. Wednesday morn- ing of t.his Council, to meet so many of this <!Jillantity as a multiplier. ) s he· . ~mce 1t w aG opened hun a. ea & have visited l'J the old rnembP.rs; and the fact that they i n~ at tho resirl en c~ of hrr d aughter , Mrs. have been returne d is, I t hink, a sufficient COl'l'ect? :N UM:Bl SKULL. I it. . . '.1 .ffi:i.'1>WE'&..-No. If Mr. W illi<iims will O_ that yom1g lady s~~; s-he v.-anted her ~ V. Cronyn, No. 50 D undas street,London. proof that their services in the past h ave · . hnstrnas p resent boug.'1lt7. £ J;f)1;l;IJ May nard ·1 She had been paying M rs. Cronyn a visit, not bijen lost sight of by their c01 1sLituent~. multiply $3.GOO by . 003} and sy .00333 C EDITOR. the JeweUiM'. R e kJEl:pS. 1'1ileh lovely l\ I am also glad to welcome the new mem- he wlill s <1e the difference. and while walking acros~ one of the rooms bers; and I believe that the geu tle ooen STA'.rotil\"lllA:N. goods. in her house on F1iday la1>t tripped and who,;for the first time, meet with us this =======~==~ ,-~ F AllMJmSi-~McClellau& Co·. have now fell, breaking one of the small bones in year, will prove themselves worthy suc on h and a !A.11ge qmmti~v of' liialt and 'The Eagle V\""lasher. !Plaster and D!>r sale in ·waquitines to s uit her· thigh. Mrs. Blake was 82 years of cessors of those whose places they have t aken. ; purchasers. age, and ~h e shock to her system, combinTH E HUS.BAl JD. It will be n P.oessary, 11.t t his SO$Sion, to Dont buy 6)]1ina, crodl:. ery or glassware ed with the severity of the fract ure, pass by-laws for the appointment of the Deal' ·N'i:fle-. J am weary or seeing till you see 3\lurtlooh B1-©s~· 1 :i:ew stock. It Y.im·toi!I every day for oar bread, resulted ·fatally. various County officers. Notice of these beats anyth~lg ever· sh<1wlili iu BowmanWhile ] am a poor helpless being, Hon. Edward Blake has the sincere hy ·laws have already been g iven . 'l'is< ofterul wi~ h I wa s dead, : ville. Trutfil. I ;·m pleased to infor m you t hat. the sympathy of h is e<m>tit uonts in Wes t Youine'einvns accustomed t O' tolling,. Take y oo.u.>· buggi es ;~ carriages to finuncial affairs vf t hese <.Jonuties are m 1 Your. h&n1il8 were once white like tl !li'i!IDOW; Durham in thi8 hotff ,.f hl' rea vement. ·while l watch you wo1·k night and b·oPning M orris' Cal:niGl!{e Works ~· be p>iinted by thei1· usual h ealthy cou dit ion j a nd that Mr. Rousto.in Stott. Yc·u !il"'.m have a job Yoiar,.rno-vements seem wearied a.nilii>!©w. nJl the minor municipal [t ies have promptly at any pricet lilies ired. THE WIFE . THEJ COLONIAL. EXHIBITION. paid iu thtir rates, with the e:&.ception of You can wiithout ,a, dc~w"ht get the best a small balance fro m one municipality. Dear ·hu!!O&Dd give over your worry, My, wo~k. seems like labor. ! Jween, selection oi'~fo>O<l reliiable· Gold and Silver It would be wise, I tnink, t o appoint The f, llowin. 1! i:up J. from t.h ei r respectln":f, But I ·am.nePn compelled, dear, to htL Watches, :Olitlil! Jewel lry ~i every deicrip - I Now I;nee· the Ea.gle Washing M~cbinlt, ive Divisions c n i. d!Htt\,rl specimens of your Equalization Committeo at this tion a.t M :1.IJ.mnd's th . e J ew~Jler' a. ~ s·:B3i1Jn, Th!l Yery importhnt du ties to be Arithmetic, Writing a cd Drawing for the It lightens by two-thirds my labors, Ladieali:5v·bhe fine st sl~s' in town, call '.!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ performed by tha.t committee reqniree a And ma.li;es all our Kt1rnHJ11to·so clea~ Colonial Exhibition : That our ruotll.es are tho envy or neigMio1e, From i\i iss Mor ecraft's Division, speci- grea t de~ ] of thought and consideration. Who ad&r.e the EuJl:lO WMhi:ng .Machi.ne~ on Mrs. ]ves. Alsi) fol)'· Jaces and em- J COU~H Thu different br1dge~1 for which this broiderie&;.fulsieryand gJX.;ves,underwear, i} mens in 11.rithmet.io:.--· :1; . L ·..ekllilrt, Frar,k J. N. Kiv~l,. general agent for. the llla~e gs~tc. ~ - ' ' Lyle, Ethel Moniu, Iklla Prower, Bertie m unicipa lity is respons.ible a.re, I believe, Wa·hlng Masa.ine, tor this town and ·o<>':l.'iiAJy ot wool sha:m~·. ladies furU.:ilhil( Qu;1J11, }Jo!la Allen, Eva Trewin, Br: ssie i o a very satisfactory state ; and I do not Durha.m« · 5 F A :JrdlM ERS, befo:e giving your) Raynes, Nellie Hooper, L ena Danc< ·ster, anticipate that any ve1-y large outlay .o rdim;>;. fC'J<r m~EB: '.I'WlNE, call . i for the will be required during the present year Martha P ea.t e, C11rri·· Squires, M aud ' ( at H.. 3:. Mannmg's :Ydhl'<lware Store, ! ~l AUCTION SALES. on their account. Wright, Emily P ai nton, Eva May, Lena BowrnanviUe, a.ud ~!J· prices. A uumber of accounts h a ve been pre· Bennei.t, Mamill Shaw. T . Nost:!worthy, WEDNES'!)f,;li FEB. 10.- Mr. M « C!r~er· Every-1!.!Jdy interestell~ iin setting out :t· · ~ ~I' · eented, which will be laid before you. and Mary Fishley . man will. sell on lot 20, con,. <1, Daxrfilng- good tahii· should hav*'ene of those far ~ ~I,& '!'he various Division C < mr t clerks have ' ton, near the Raoopton Che011e Faatrory, mous voltvmes so high:lf.:; prized by every Specimens in writi11g fnnn Miss Thomas' made the r eturns required by sta.toto. 2,000 : Cedar Poste, 1,000 Cedar"Rails, lady who·h as seen it- W'S.mean Mrs. Clark'!! Division:- Heati+e Gag·', Lulu SanderThe R.egistrars have also made. the and a . q~n ti ty of Ce·1 ar Log~'8nd. P©Jes. Cook ery :Book. For '.lll;le i n Bowrnanville <)OCk, Samuel lve~ . NPIJi.:i Britt,~in, Oscar neces'iary returne, excPpting Eaar. Nor- - A T- Labelle, Earnest. LoRc.. mbe, l\'Jinnie M ed- thum berland. Sale at 1 p.m. See bill·· B. T. at T:ait .~ Morrison's land, Amy Armour, Clare Williams, F. PHILL1111a., . auctioneer. As Legislation is from time to time Kidd, Albert Your,g. Edmund Boughan. being pr oposed which seriously effects the T u ESDA1i\ FEB. 16- Mr. WilliailJ" Bruce, Specimn1s ot writiug and drawing from interests of these Counties, I trust that lot 9 1,con. 2, Cart.wrigh t, will . sell his M iss Hamblys' D ivision:- C. Gootlmau, you will, at this session, appoint a Parliafarm II.tock, implements, etc. 1 wil.110ut F. Allen, Iler' ha T>1rnblyn, Lyly Morris, men tary Committee, as heretofore. reserv.e, as fnrm is rented. S·tock in· Earnest; Legg·, Magg e \ fuses, Alice Perkeludes 7. co.ws in calf to thoril· ·bred bull; '!'hat much dreaded disease, s1rn1ll- po~, i llS. havi ng unfortuna tely brok en out in one 7 two year olds; 4 calves; 2 good hor11e s; one colt coming two yeal:'e;; ImpleSpecimens of writin ..: and drawiug from part of these Counties, I deem i t my duty ments. all go 1 d. This will be ·an imMiss Co eman 2 Di v·sio. : · Edith Carsc>l.d- to nrge in the 11trougest p ossible way u pou portan t sale. Btigins at 1 p ·. 1n, sharp. den, Lottie Sande:rco. J.-, Charlie H ooper, the municipal health officers or thd various See billi for further particulars. B. T. Frank Trebilcock, Johnnie Horn, Lottie municipalities, the necessity of taking e .,, i·y precaution to prevNat, ll.S far as PHBLLJPS, au ctioneer. Mason. S1 )ecinwns in writ.iu g 'Ind <lrawing from possible, th e s pread of the di sw1se, and to Mias Birnit.'s Division:- N. Walk er, N . st!1mp it out as quickly as possible. Hemiy's. reputation as the best. Phot<> ----o- - -N . Jennings, N . WP.drlt:cumbe, E . Beach, Prompt and euccesaful action lrns, I am toctraph.er is fully establisheih . If yor.i ae.s ured, been taken iu the locality refer- w~nt an el egant and n atural. !lG· M. N eads, E. Kn ght. r trait ·of r ed to. yours.elf, call at h is gallery on King Siu., Specimens i w~·i·i 1 1 g at!i'I il ·awing from I am not a.ware, gentleme u, of an y Miss Raines' Divwiu1i; ·ttfou dic Oaktey, ot her bosine es of importance th at I have BownlJl.nville. ]~thel Bonathati, ]' J ackrnan, Nellie to bring before you at this seasion . Baiden, A lb1;rt Cuuch , Panliue H enry, In conclusion, le t me >igain thank you Theodore Fi hl ey, Albert Tait, fo> · the honor you have d on.i m o in el ect ing me your Wa rden, - 11 p osition of which -~·- - ----"'""- - -... - ....... m '!' .:_. .......-~ One Door Wes t of Po~ Office. The A ?neriran A g1 ·icnlturist for F eb., I am bold t o say, any man might well feel 1886, 60.m·" · u R "«' h -~1 mm:iunccment, proud ; and while I occupy i t, 1 hope to that 11. hr i ! ia · l!ltfa Ky t1 f writerR, not be ahle to fulfi1 the duties pertninfog 1here s trictly agricu ni·" ;. rt: t i c con trib ntt1 to to in such a way as to meri t y our approval. (Signed) R . 0 LARK1', V-11r don . its cul"i"u ' cl ·· riP; ,,,, yea"" A mong 'l'his amount will be awarded t o Th tl conclusion of the add res~ was greetthe numb-·« nre n nn ·,1 G. Mirchell (llr 100.000 sulJ<cribers of t.he D E '. l'IU>I'.l' <JOJt;(lfl l!~RICA J, ADVERT .ISE R, Marvel), I<. H. 8tod .. 1H11 , \.he p vet wr it er, ed wnh applause. W EnN1£SDAY DIAY oLh, nr.xt. 'Jhis is the A n umber of c<:>mmunic!\tions, p et itions James Partor., h h < n ra ; h <Jr of J ackson 23d Annual award of Premiums. Send for particulars. and accounts wer e nt1x t read o.u d referred and J . l!«,r~on , ,J ,. · It n ·\ th or u, Ue11rge 'rh e DE'.1'1wrr OomrmnciAL ADYEnorrsEn Parsons L:,111101·, R · . .! Ir.Lyman .Abb0tt, t o appropriate cooomitteHs. This powder uever varies. A marvel of has h eld its place in lhe !rout rn.uk of purity, strenl'.(th a 11Cl wholesomeness. More Mr. Parr, R eeve of Ci·r twii()h t, µresenh·· family papers for almost a quarter or a and H.<'V. Dr. Hnek : · . r·a h,, follo wed by , century. It com:ilns all tho important econoruical than the ordinary Kind~. and can· nruit t ee appointed other e c · i 1" ll ' writ1;rn. These writers are ed t.he report of the coa not be sold in competition with t he multitude n,ews, and has ?epe.rtmc~1tg for the Young to contribute a BP · 1 es .f papers u pon t he t o s trike the sr.andiog commit.tees . '.!'he l<olks and Ladies ;. carcful'y solectccl Litof low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. HOY AL BAK~ erary matter, aud Poe! ry L" " A;:ricnltural Farmer P re-idents of ~110 Uuited ::Sti1tos, repo1·t, as r ead, was udoµte<l, ~nd these !t department, and relia\Jle Jllarket Heports. ING POWDER CO .. 106 Wall St.. N . Y. and it is s · a t.f'd as an intoresting fact, committees are constituted aa foliows : :~ S ub·i<!r iptio n P r!cc , $1 . 50per 1lear. COOD AGEN T S vVAN TE D Finance.Eaglesoo (ch ~irirnm), Elliott, t lmt nearly e ver « O · -e of th e Prer.idents . 11 l i: oll parts of Uuitetl States n.nd Cn.uada., to wh om n. good cnmmis8ion jg pa.id. ·:!; ~;e c our special otYer to n;:enL s of $HO, in premlams f01· tile ten lar;;e~t li·ts of wbscrip· h ave f,dlowed a er1<:nltu l nm·f·uits a t on<l F erguw n (Cavan), Rancocii, K otch um, Bed;.}!l tlCJf.I S sent us. Gend fur a £1-ee sanrple pspt~£_a.ud nroS{lec!,1 1 s and ~!'l"ll'l8 to agents. a <1dr oss t 1me o r a " ot h .·1· i11 t hei r lives. These ford, McKee, P rower, R obson, K en nedy. iJ.·~ WM. H. BUHK, l 'u blisher, Detroit, Mich. Schools .- Mallory (chairman), Boyce, · papers or· Farm .. r P n 's don ts are to b e accomp" ni· <l wn h .. i·gra oings twelve by Be ith, M oran, Long, Stark, 'rhacke ray, ~~ ·"-?~V~~~·~:J~~~-§l~~~~if~~~~~~:~;!~~ l'-~ . !! .._ l\l.~~~ · eightef'n inches in s zo. illu~trat ing the Cro uter, Gillespie. Roads (m d B ridges.- G-d nmm (chairfarm s11r10u 1.<lings and a ·s cia.tions of t h e P residents. The firsr. paper will be by man ), Clark (Manvera), Davirison , Fergu ,Tam es Par on. T he F t> brnary nu mber son, (Millbrook), J ewell, Fowlds, Pick:and at least a moderate.competence, come to those who follow the teaching of t he AltlERlCA.N' likewise ann ounces t.hat 'Ylt·. A. B . Allen, wor t!1, R iddell, Vancamp. ,~ ::itJ AGRICIJLTIJllJST. 'I'h1s ~orld ·renown ed periodical. in a.ddition to ita other great features, has G<nmty Property. -- P arr (chairman), who founded t ll ll papel' n early fifty y ears ~' now employed the LE,~UIN G AHEKlC.lN \.OUTERS to describe TJtt; RUJti\L Lll'ES OJ<' ago, aud w1is ilAI Ed1to1 fo r tifteen or Bo wman, Dyer, Peark, Stantein, ' Velsh, · A~ERl.CAN Pltll!llDlcNTS, nearly all of whom wore reared on farms. or retired to them from a ctive lire. DO~ALD G. MITCHELLIIK MARVEL) It. P. STODDARD, J .A.MES PARTON twenty yPars, is n'J W to contribut e a series Webster . , J ULIAN HAW'IHORNE. DR. TJYMAN ABBOT'T, and others equally eminent a re now pre· Contingencies.-Will ou~h by (chairman), of article8 in its ool t11nnH. The F ebruary ~ P,a.rinl\' tJ_ies.e supp!emen t~l ~IS'l'ORl CAL PA.P ERS. They are to be accorn pa.~ied wlth EN· Chisholm, Peist er, Smale, Thorndyke. ....._ <.ltAl'UiGS, 12xlS mches m size, executed at large exp_ e nce by our first ar tists mustratinir th" issue contains over one hundred original -" Rural Homes and Su_rroundlngs of onr F_armer Presidents, comprising_ a l\f.A.GNIFICENT JY!.issrs. Bedford, Willough by , L ong, articles, and BrYen ty-four original full PO~ rFOLI,9 collect.1 on for ev_ery house, r1c!l a~d poor alike, These ::lPE ()!AL p APE lt8 and page and smaller ong·avin qs . Price ,$1.50 Robson, VanCa.mp and the Warden were C) SPE91~ ENGRAVINGS, :w111 be ofabsorbrnr.l" m t.erest to all who are interested in country lif e, and hkewiae constitute an nuportant ACQUISTI'ION to the lti~torical J ,m owledge of the per year ; 11mgle copi~s 15 d a. Address uppomted a special cornmitlet1 t.o watch country. . Arnerwm Agr~foi-Ut, 761 Broadway, the legislation ot the D ominion and OnR.H. Stoddard writes: "I am sure t hey will be popula.r in a literary sense and equally tario Parliaments in t h e interest of these New York. · sure they_will be of great valu,~ to the bo:i;s of.this count ry, who have a right t;c; look r9 r ward United Counties. - to becommg ~ur future rulers. - Donald G. M~tchell : "l write about W ashinl(ton's farming, in · respect of wh.1ch I have some copu~s of unpublrshed let ters"- Lyman Abott:"IL is an admirable The F ebruary iss ue of ~-he E cler.t'i.c MagThe R eeves, and, in the absence of the design, showrng t h!" close connection of our F ...rmer Presidents with the soi l·'-Julian Haw· azilne com,.ina an excellent exhibit of tb t> R eeves, the Depµty R eev1;s, of the minor Is a powerful re·nedy for thin hair. grey hair thorn: ."An at~ractive sch!Ji11 e. I shall be glad to have a hand in it.'- J a mes Parton: uOne of . and da.ndt·utf, where the roots of t he hair is not my articles w ill be ready m three weeks", beet cont«n t a of t h e for<iign magazines. municipalities were appointed a special it w ill yroduc" a heavy entirelJ' destroyed Every ~ubscdbcr to the AMERIC.lN AGJtlCIJLTIJJllST for 1886 h r.ntltlcd to these ile· The number is wo,.thy of its high r~puta- committee to revise and equalize the as· thick growth of hair, it wil likewise restore !'lerl1nlous aucl En gruvilag~ oftbe lltLral I.Ives or our P rt·shlenh, forward without· nddl· tion among int.riilect ual 1md thoughtful eessuient r olls, according to la.w. the grey and faded hair back: to its former ttonal cost with f.h e numbers of t he A.ltlEIUCAN .lGRICUl.TlllllST, a· t.h ey uppe1Lr l or color, a.nd where da.ndruft exists will remove s readers . l'ubli, hed oy E . R. PELTON, 25 .M essrs, Eagleson, Bed ford, Ketchum, e dlllly eicecnte d on heavy, htahly llal,bcd paper, nnd rorwnrtled w1tl1 t he ndttltloua l it without fail. Testimonials by the hundreds t p r Jfllng coat Cur packing and po1&ui;;c. Bond St reet, New York. 'l'erms, $5 per Long, Mallory, Parr, P row. r, Robson contlrm!ng the good results of tho .. HAIR SL~GLE SIJ'USCUIPTION.$1.50 ; T EN S VB SCRirTIONS, $1 EACH, f" year. and Willoughby wers lliJIJUinted a special MAGIC." F or further information, if desired, send ·ix cents for Specimen .American .lgl"lculturbt. Mauufactured ouly by A , DORENWEND, corumittee to take into eon11ideration the sole owner for U . S. and Co,.ilsda., i03 ancl 105 DescrlpU01u or .Engrnvlngs, Special 'l'ernas t· Clubs and Canpassers. Address B1:sDBR. Twnrn.- F ar mers, befor~ Wa1·den'l! e~ech and prepare a reply Yonge St., 'l'oronto, Canada. Publishers A MERICJA.N AGRICUI.. TURIST, iving your orders for Binder Twine, thereto. For sale by all prlnclp&I drug store!. DA.VID W · .JlJDD, Pres. call at R 8. Manning's Hardware Several by-laws were in·roduced and S.&M'L BlJllNDAM, See. J, HIOOINBOTHA.M & S 0 N, Drn~ailt.9, tore, Bowmanville, and gei prices. read a firet time before tho Council rose. Agent· tor B1w111anvUle, '- P. TREBILCOCK. -o- COUNTIES COUNCIL. OPENING OF FIRST SESSION.-nICHAl\D, CLARKE, ESQ., REEVE OFCRAMUAE, ELECTED WARDJ:N.-MR.. ALEX. EAGLESON's VAULTING AMDITION o'F.RLEAP.ED llY A MAJORITY OF EIGHT. -TH.l!. WARDEN'S .ADDRESS.-S1'ANDJNG COMMl'l'rEER, ETC OBITUARY. Gorrie Vidette, Jo,n, 29. TO CLEAR 0 UT the balance WEST END HOUSE. I --o- SPECIAL SPECIALTIES : ,. ·· PICTURES this month, to clear. ROOM PAPER :i~001~~~,.~~~~-clrxReFs w EsT ============ :~~~~r~~fL:~;:,;;,;;; 1 ( 1\, ! ;· Jrr 11~1 BD l ,--. r E N D H 0 U S E· THE JEWELLER 1 :.,H as r·ece· 1·ved:. a lot of New Goo,ds of latest designs. :A Splendid assortment of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES_A10 JEWELRY. W'edding Presents a specialty. 'l JOHNSfON CRYDERMAN ~ ~ NEXT SIX WEEKS, sell will A . ia4z ,1 Wmte1 -$ootlb GREATLY REDUCED PRICES AND, TO MAKE A CLEARANCE, A lot of Dress Goods will be sold at and under cost. Remember, these are New Goods and will be sold as advertised. COUCH, JOHNSTON & CRYDERMAN, Murdoch Brothers invite you to vis it their new I China Hall Dr. DORE NWEND'S and see " - ---. > Peace, Tranquility, Happiness! ::c .. .. the la rgest and best collection of 0 china, crockery a11d lil glassware U I the County.