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i. e ltt5L TURM :-8.50131!ANUN.OUR TOWN AN¶D OOUIYTY FIRIT: TUE WORLD A"3ERWÂI=S. M. A JAMES EDITOR R 21»?urola, NEW SERaIEs, BOWMÂNVILLE, ONTARIO, WEDNESDÂY,ý DECEMBER 14. 1892. VOLUMEC XXXVIII. NumBiE 50 OLEA RING SAýLE1 MA fI! JO0H N STÔN- & juL Mr. Lewis t Laneri hm fo M. tobe. Lne uhm rmMl Mru. T. Baker nicely entertained the young people at a taffy pull recentiy. Visitors :-Mlau Annie Stevens, of Ma-p e Grave, guest of Misses Argue; Miss Min- nie Werry, of Sunahine Farm, gueat atRoBeiandvaie. Mr. H. G. Pascoe and bride returned here Thursday evening when a reception was held at counicillar Pascoe'a wbere a r~ S large number afinivited friends spent a pieasant aeninog. ~EI ~MliMiss Nancy Williama hied the honor of beingoected Grand Couductor of tho Grand Division of North America. So- Th edpornaaebign ulina Division ranku fourîli in the Province. Th itnRefoarmer of which Mr. R. White lapublisher saya: 'r "We had the unspeakable pleasure on Tueaday of meeting Mesura. A. J. Rey- noida and, T. Baker, two of aur sohool- mates of 30 yeara ago. They hailed irons aid Sauina, and were delegatea ta the IP U Grand Division S. af T., in oession here thià week. Not having met each other for C RY D ER MA N'Sover 25 yasth dtr a onedfi ly suceeeded. We aise b.ad the pisasure ai meeting and ontertaining another aId Ju ilfriend, Rev. W. S. Cawli-, formerly ai Solina, now ai Eddystone." We cmmence this week to sell -ail Ladies' Jackets at REDUJOED PRICES, and several lines at'and under Oost price. CODUOH JOHNSTON & 1URYDERMAN, Bowmanville, Duc. 6, 1892. One DoorWest of Post Office. BLA CKSTOCK. The cattie sale reported in your luit issue came off and about ixty cattie sold at a very fair price .... The Methodiats at Cadmua bave removed their church ta the carner ai Lattimore and Main treet.... The Methodiat congregation of Biack- stock intend having their annual dinner aoon .... The Sona ai Temperance are do- ing a big work here. Nine new membera last meetIng. -. . The Bible Society held their annual meeting ini St. John's church an Fridsy nigit. It was a grand succeau. Rev. R. D. Fraser, ai Bownianvilie, adl- drensed the meeting... The Sons ai England had one initiation -at their lust meeting anl îwo more for next night. They expect ta have about one hundred guesta at their annuai supper. A grand pragraim will bie rendered. The correctuiesai the maxim "iiothlng aucceeds like aucceas" in weli exeraplified tu Ayer's Saruaparilla. The mont succeas- fui combination ai aiteratives and tonics it aiwaysa ucceeds in curing diseasei ai the blood, and hence its wonderf ni pop- uiarity. Mirard's Liniment relieves Neuralgia. Couch, Joiston & Cryderman are showing a fine a' Ock ai Ladies Furs iu &Il qualities. TO CALL and examine our stock of XMAS PRESENTS, whether you want to purchase or not Space will not allow u-3 to mention the numerous lines but the "Variety wvas neyer se great; prices neyer so low." Do not make a mistake by purchasing balfora you see our stock; if you do you wvill certainly regret it as our low prices are astonishing every one.. and already nearly haif our stock is sold. Ca]1 ear]y and make your selections. A 1hiIdW pictuire book (20c.) trce to ever>' purchiaser of XIIAN GOODS. STOTT & JURY. oI<I Spectacles to suit every sight aut specially fou pri<'cs* Satisfactionu guaranteed. EYES TESTED FREE. Thos. Curtis is home froni Dakota. ... Mis. Jacob Stevans, Maple (Irove, is W. Moore went with Jas. Walters to v siting lier s-on, Mr. G. L. S-evens.. Grand Rapid ... .Ed. Byers' barn was rut. Jas. Pye lias been visiting Mr. Gao. burned Monday morning. lnsured.... N ah, Whitby .b ert. will be a very E. Ha1wkey is likely to be assistant teacl-i- teresting plhonozrapbic concert at the guest of Miss E. Werry. )AWA tm D.Ay.-The bout mitlod o Dr. Butler's Golden Pilla have earned remolve doubt into certainty, if any sncb a ràtrptainwherever employed. bidrhy doubt existe as to the efficacy of St. Jacobi As £nere tohe and baodonl, la to use iý, and b) convinced. A are unrivall.ed. They increase h ap-warm dyi ýo a o xeïàn tite and promete a healthy performanceu dnay fiu a in nda for exper:mSt of al the functionu of the body. A thor- Jacobs 011 bas no t quai. oughly 6 clentific preparation, they never fail to effeiet a cure if directions are faith- fully carried out. Nothing barmful in NEW HA VE~N. their composition. The inost delicate An entertainme,t will be given in the syteia wîll be benefitted. Ask for Dr. achool housc of #ch.,ol Sectic in No. 3, Butler'<s Golden Puil and take no other. Darlington, on Thrireday evening, Dec. 22. The prograim wili conasu ot eu'er- KIRB Y. taining dialogues, recitations, &c , by the lteceït visicor8: Tho Misses Thornton, achoal, together withi recitatione, vocal Oroxtýo; Misa WiIIis, Oha-;Miss Me- and instrumental mnsc( by tho beat local_ Lea_, 1Port Moe;krs. (Dr.> Shaw of t&1ejjý. Provrede for school suipplies. To l York andj( Mrs, Bleelker, Marmiora. ... commjience at 7:30, sbarp. Admnission 15 The Methodlist wiinivermýary was a fine suc- cents. Everyone should attend thia--one cess-proce-1ds early $100.... Messa. of the beat uchool concerts or the seaaon. W. J. Ro' y and W. H. ýReid addressed ON! aN CLS!DSoe(lA the zdrns t arecet oen eetng. lat-a rcinedy that is sure, safe, and Magic Pile Lotion excela every other painless. Pnituamn's Painleais Corn Ex- remedy af its clasu in the following Rar- tractor neyer failr, never esuses pain, Or ticulat's, viz: 1 lit action ia iminediate even the alightest diucomfort. 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