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GE REAT 7ý ~q gr Wok onders hm. cur- P" ing ortuingdîisflgur- ing diseases of the skin, scalp, and blood, and es- O pecially baby humours. $ DRUG & Cu. iMB., sole Plspe., Boton, U. S. A. 0 BOWMNYILE, PRIL22, 8 of Uni erstyNet Mr.JaE s HeaP IL 2s , Mr.Lepha il W occup: iessbyDrcno nrHary.rt.peacusMi. ~asoe Trniy edisietMpe, orr.m Miss Ml L. Heattie at Foley andi Oshawa. . _ Mr.F Franke Orcherd, Taunton,at Mr. John OrchardsB ...Social and Lecture at'Moun t Vernion soon.T Flarticulars lacer ..Sa, have yen hecard what that Frank A. Cole, Hamipton, is doin-9 As- tonisbing, is it nt? Seling big me's ulte flit te wear te meeting t.e8.o0. I can'tsteal clothes for thai moue3,. He' gem g to get miyineiasure te day. He maires them styisbiy,tee. s SOLINA. Mr. Arthur Cox bas inflamma tory rbeumatism .Mr. Seti has resumied work in the vilx-e- aaili. *. . Mr. ',il Vani Nest has a new Carro"li lncubator that any youn lady cain manage.... e Mr. Thos. F. James ue'arly lest two cowvs byy iving them w rong medacîne, hie thinks ..The 8 Îs. Ne Ta troup will give an exhibition lu the0 Sonis' Hall on Thnrsday evening 23rd and ex. Èlin the "Black Art" or the mystery ef theb Hindeos, Admiissioni 10c. . ..Messrs. J. T. RundieV andi H. IEeynoblds1,efi fer England lest week forer the benefit ef teb hlh... Mies Ennice Aw'de r l"asgn te Torontoe..Dr. J. C. Mitchell of En-V niskfîllen.0 is trying te affect a cure on Mr. Thos.0 Fasunes8 ig whlch bas heen i ery troublesomQ e of late .. ..,Goodiferniiig, Thomas, wlere are ynen g0oi1g se early? Dow'n te Hampton General t Store. Frank Cole is seing seed ptatoe that the buge won't eat w heu tbey grow. Havente yen rlead iswoiderfnl afvi. Hesseeling things awftl cheaptthey eay. Iii off. Geefiday. HAMPTON. Mr, John Cote bas îoved jte lits bouse one MIl Sret .... .Mr. J. Moilliiaud wtte are visit- ing friends ai Bowmaîvitte. .... Miss L. Treisonili !S visitiiig ier sister et Mapie Grove ..Miss Ainie Asieon spent Saturday ci Bowiuanirlite.. _Hamnpton Genesi Store is the bî'siest sbop le town-Great rush iately for tiiose stylieh sis Frank A. Cote turns ot. His grorery brancb is c great centre of iîtecest- ci1 Ibs. ot beautifi Sugar for,.1 sdotlier sItal ororeries iii iportinis. Tire publie iili be weli seý,cd if tiey dealwittti F. A. Cote. Ccii and sec him... IUr. sud Mrs. T. Dav id, Pick~ering, are visiting at Mr.J. Bradley's ..Gladt t reportM-Nr -T.Row e convalescent. .... Mr. aud Mci. T. Elliott i îited frieîids iin Toronto lasi week . . Miss Ettie Gif- ford, ewiiwas gesi t ai r. F. J. Grats over Sn a... Nlew 1League officers -Hon Pres- H1vEElow ard ; Pres Ceptias Johns ; Ist Vice Pres-miss Aîunie Ashton ý 21C Vice Pres MýiSs Lenra Sater ; Ird Vice 1 crs-F T Alii 4th vice Pree-Maie Rogers; titi Vire Presî lire exE E Hoiw'ard : Sc3 tHern; Trete- 1 rank Cr3 dermaiii ; Cor'Sue'y-A eisen 'ry- derinaii. 1 tatr eiasure iin îbankîîer îy custeniers for their liberal patronsage dnring the past axdsotie- if a centinunciefethtie sainie.- Wanted, 500 bus. of tuniips ai Se. per buettel on car t Bo-wni ville or flurketeu.geed vrAi cal'.es,sprinnî amhs, fat sbeep.' Cash 'toi bides, stiis, tiloxe -, and hersebides. J. E. L. Coin, BHemînen. mc. sud AMrs. Haiîna biave returlied freini Peterbor . . .. Mrs. Herciîî, Tay, te guesi et bier inther, Airs. A. Motgomery.. .. Miss McHlont and .mr.David -Martini lav e 1ben gueste et Mr.F. Rogers .... Mcj, J. E. S. \ irue bas gecre te take a positilon it Toronteotreet Eaitway on whictî 1,11, W . D. Eobbiis liast ieeiî appointed a lier- recîcent coîîdîîctor... Ms. G. L. Stev ens aind Mîss Leta Botter balve iîeîî visitig iin Toronto tOc-. H. Roecrs lias tcft oui- village for iner- ki .. M.NBYr lias boitgt from .ur.Mvitcbelt the boeuse aud lot oecupied by Mr. Jeohn Boter.. The Metiidiste will lot have e S. S. Tee ibis ycrbut have ihlcr cîîiversary ias usual on Sebbath Mev ý2-Eh. wlîen tbe cengregatien w iil Le asked te 6onfribnte tthe intiltt recîiref for tflicyear-ly exp)eises eftl ,cli etol. Tue sebolars are lo be treaferlt i a excursion or pic tue dur- 11e. . O JlinfetTornf, wtî l iver bis no aeilctueF n'Iileice. Gon Dsv e îtSed ruel ots'ie cdvi. _t TIiEIA îmit-It? es elling roser S et 50. COURTIGE. MISS Ants, teacher, Mapte Grue .sîtent Suit- day bere. .. Mr. Jas. Rundie, De KaIh, Miel., and Miss Minnte Kerr, Columbus, visited Mr. R. F. ichaLrds'.... .Mrs.J 5. Couruies visiteti lier siSter llres.Jaekseni, Toronto. reteitly .... Mr. J. M.Relrt8, te..cber, siot atiotiter wlti gnose lest ....... .Mr. L. M. Courtice le preparing rits SonIltox 1-us-fer1i e aitf etr .Mc.W. C.Be- 1m1NY Ame iDeceived Wlten Buing Dîamon4dUyes. Many ladies are deceiveti mhen they go te purchase Diamotît Dyes. Thcy ask for the "Diattioi," but many tiealers,grcedy tor- gain anti extra profit, wrap up somýe mort1iless make et dye that proves muinous to the maters-als that are te lie dycti. We steengly atliie the ladies te lie wareeet the mercliants wlho are utiean enough to substitute interior gootis. If your nmercliant selis enly conmiuai big profit dtiyes, sent your ortier* direct te us, anti me ili setîdti me Diamiont Dyc,, by mnail te yonr adtiress. The Diantiu ]iye8 are eîîiy te cetts per packageý, (same price as the w orthless dyes) anti are always marranttet perteet. XWells & Richartison Co., Montreai. NEWCASTLE. 10W N Sose et Temperaîsce anîd Royali Temptais' WHO HAN n, BE eonster demnolstrati wîi, Julv let .. .. lire, Eieh eseand Mir, Le'.i Morris, Bom1 vttv ( BOWIiANVILLE Id lic . A. A. Couruti, mie lias heeî III .... Mr. R.J. Mallory, the uewty appeinteci Biliff was Mr. Riclard ni town recentiy .... Mr. J. Potltis reeeived a carload ofet uinher fer tit,. uerw buildings._ Mr. has prepared t] T.MeClu-ng, oui, geniai postineeter,1 lias beetu Bowmanvîlle To- uite siek ....lic. anti Mes. T. Alliii, Pirkerîin-î*ai ot isited et Mr. Henîry Middtetou 's over Sudsy anzain e, ...Mr. W. Piekard visited frieîse t Heampteon present Town C0 'lîucsdsy ..Mrs. D. Ruthierford bas bat la since the separa grippe.. ..Mr. J. WV. Orciierd, the pepular yenng the township. 'I rincipat of Leekard publie netieei, .visited et eîse Sstnrdey.... lic. Richard Warreni bas re- as a village for fi .ainted thie shop front et Mc. W. W\agstaff.... was composed o Mr. Chas, W-lînot, Credit Forks, mes in tern bv the whole mur Saturday ...1M. T. Eltisou bas the coîstreet for painting the ERoyai Block. were appointeti issdAliereCiiene ivistnm leruuany thetr ewn numbi fres lie, LovCtieinivsitiyng bak er the village met oe anîd coinfortshly ou nocili side King Street, a The membýrs -Vý iew sidewatk l{aving been laid .. ..Large staff James McFeete, of men morkiug aethflic ue G TER iresi bridg e.. ~ adT .Eduraiiîsetsermions evere iiietcclet iii thie Burkt nds. icihodist Cînreh, Sundsy, by Eev Peter Andi- village )vas first on, Toronto and 11ev Dr tuarvin, Conrtice. Dr, Reeve. In 1858 îacvin aise celivercd su intereetiug lecture et lie Epwrril Leagne îîoîîday îight... uc j 5ml- porateti as a to' one, Toronto,ie uem, feremaît for .ir Gee Barfeit, waedls, eaclî elet harîsesemecer .. Saturdsy mîning the Pos~ t prsn, iî of thesfetethl xeaeuoknq3the t ol te pen first Mayor, whu it front cr A Sîmmoîs' stop.ai.r Clark Toron- stîli appotnted b e, visited ai air J K Alleîî's, Sundey ...c Jos- own number. I -fuirblisen 1s cecoveriug frein a i ataek et Pliseumesia. . Tetîperance Baeuilitas pnrcbased first elected by tuI lîeudid uer drum, air Norman Alîtît enccess 1867 the Reev7et yitystruck" the hargain. îuiakitîg the coi members as at ENFIELD. the council was one third of the year. This arr Miessrs. A. A. Bemerman snid W. Boee-man, tiîîue many yea Port Perry, sud lic. Tues. Elford, Ieiay, have -asta boeii guets etilMc. R. Pascees .... Mr. Jas. Gil. four yeasÎa bert te vieifingliter sister Mrs. (Dr.) Archier, Port existed, as villa; Pecry-..Mc. sud Mrs. J. Ormistoîs, sr., have inn- namied gen beeu vistting iti Toreîto--..r Parish and 'aînily. Ciaremnont, htave motet oit the Model in the council an l'armn. ..-.Mr. Albert lIcCnlech lias beuglit the nameti and l11 tI Bentham farm .... Mlr. and lire. W. Tapp who îiave spent the Winier iii Roctester, N. Y., and Toronto, aicre heertity meicomed home again. Oni the îighi o etilîc arrivai, Ibeir frientis atîd îieighbers ceongreaied et ithe Sens' Hall sud thte e-erthy Cid coe ~ercmpersuadedtoteattend, lthongha very tîreti effer thseir trip. To their 1853 1urrie they mere preseeîtedl with the follomîîîg stidreereatiby lýoS ic. R. Basce, anti a purse pre- David Fisher .. oeut i hy Miss Jennie Ashitn: James lîeFeeters.. T. C. Suifen_.. M1r. andi Mrs. IV. Tapp.- John Burk .... 1, GED AND BESErCraF FIENDS.-We Omeet te 18W1Hn...... -Ive yen a "1weicome berne" aller surît e Pro- 15 lenqeti absence, andt request yen f0 share in the D. G. Fieteber .. testîvifies prepereti for yen on the present ne- Amos Maitory .. essieu, te auake pleasant the paibrey et lite in 1855 your etivatîeti anti ripening yesrs, anti if me Ira VanCamp.. succetdin u reering yen s? on descendthbe bll et lite together, tf w'e eau pI sut itoiers sud roses 18a0 hy the wsysitie of lite, instesti of therns aud Thos. Stott... hirs, eux efforts wiut net have bren ini vaiu. Rohi. Armour. . We welcome yen home for yeur rrady anti Peter Cotemani.... clîcerfut assistanuce iii tites et siekuese ant ibe- reavement, aiways rea dy te give a he4inghand. 15 Wr asic yen te acre piibis pureasastglît token J. B. Fairîtairu... efthe esteem et whieh yen are heli wortby. Geo. MeDeugail... May you lie ionfg sparet t us anti cadi orber te 1858 0njny ou otuunce anti respect. Use the cou- Go ats tet oyur own comtoct anti foc nereseardes Johns liliue ... et lite anti may tie bleesinge et Heaven he yonr AsyFx eeriastitsg portion.Ala o .... ige yCommuttes LILLA PASCOE, 1859 Sigrd y fJ~E'iit, Asue-cox. Win. llrlurtry. .. Col. F. Cnhitt. Mr. anti Mrs. Tapp sniteisty cepiieti. Short R. S. asîg speeches hy meny preseut followed, ibmn ailst Dr, W. Allison ....- doxen te e sumptueus repst, tables heing set itt Matihe, Jones... the hall, anti a mnercy social occasion iras eitjoy- J. B. Bickel .. eti tuai miii net soon tbe fergottru. IG F. Y. Comte ... rn ~as. S. Baies .. Wmn. Belmn.. FIRST GREATc 16 REOTJISITE IlwGrert W. K.Buste Thtomas Mc-Clnng, EdmartiMarrs ... 1861 11, h.Porter. ... Pure Blooct and Strong R .Lsob. 1861 1866 Geo. P. Walter... S. B.Brad5lîsîv PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND Jo 867ii Ju.lrogail.. Jn.lurti-y. .. GIVES THESE BLESSINGS Womeu TO EYERY SUFFERERO 1ob.6Y,9g F. F. McAritur.. P. WV. Consani._- 1870 Jîu. e. Cietian -... The Only Medicine that 1871 J. R. Farewellt... Thoroughly Banishes Dr. Pattersen.... 1873 D isease. Jtîe. Higginibetha Ontario Lady's Experience. The frst great requisite for a condi- tion of perfect health for every man, meman anti chilti aI this season,is pure, pur blooti and strong, healthy terves. They ive us the health, strength, vim aniactivity that me are s0 ager to possess, s0 that me may be fortîleti to meet the enervating meather ef our hot summer. Three-fourths of eue people rush into the portais of sumnier with systems eltargeti mith deadly impurities of pois- ons. The blooti is- fouI anti stagnant ; the liver anti kitineys mork imiperfectly, anti are verv often diseaseti. With many, rheumatism, dyspepsia anti in- digestion are daily tormenters. Con- stiation, headachie, dm11 heati anti heavy brains, meak anti tireti feelings anti leeplessness, mnake hf e a misery for thousautts. Lif e is not safe' mhen sucli symptoms anti diseases are perînitteti to mùn un- checked. If von, reader, happen to bie one of the maîîy suffering from lany of the forts of disease just referreti to, do net fail to give Paine's Celery Com- pounti a trial at once. It is your only safety-your enly true anti certain de- liverer froni perîls that cut inl dealli. Paine's Celery Compounti is atn absol- ute anti certain specifle for the trou bles that threaten vour lite;it lias cureti thousatîts, and will do the same gooti for yen. One bottle mill cost you less than a visit to a physician, ant i mii convince yen of its poîvýer te cure. Mes.' C- Ferguson,ot Redickvilie,Ont., "iFor eight years I n as sorely troubl- cd mth neuralgia, nervous tiebilitv and 'indigestioni, for mwhich I teied vârious advertiseti medicines, aud mas treateti bfive doctors I tii net receive any ooiresults feom any, source until 'I m-as recommelîdeti to use Paine's Ceiery Compouti. BforPe I batmetone bi]otleoetthe Coîmpounti I fount i nvself 1 iuch better. Atter u-sing four boles. I aritîow aiment as weleî as e'ier before lu my lite. I sleep mceli, appetite is gooti, anti I teedreneweti anti strength- enei. "1 COUNCIL. mAPLE ,GROVE. lic Witl Snwden ite s t te cemmence L -MIESFRserdilin aving s0x'u taeresÀAprîllt ..lr NEL3t MAER Haruudenlbas t.ken ieebeys, ioiesrmD TEE 1'AST 40 YEARS. Barierde s home ..Visiiers-Itrs JohnY Cole, Hampton, Geo L Stevenîs, Elîîîistcilleu Miss M Town lerkTait, btu. - _Rex' G W Macviii, PliD, cvii NindattTw k, preaei a special sermn oîlthe ciiltren uext 1us information about Sabbcth cfteriiooui: )w-n Coutîcil from its or- ttHalf a span of ang-ry steel" will 1e present yea.-r. The peoduce no more fatal resuits than a suneil (1896) is the 44th neglected cold or cough. For ail throat tion of the tuain from and lune- diseases, Ayer's Cherry Pec- 'lie mu-nicipalitY existed toral is tFe best re medy. It is invalu- ve years. The councîl able lu cases of croup, wdhooping cougli. f five mnembers elected bronchitis, and la grippe. îicipality and the reeves by the council fromn TYRONE. ur. The first council for )nthel17thJanuary, 1853. mss Susaiu Farrell le hxx-iug hclie metting ce- were D. Fisher, Reeve: moerleti..etc W lM Hicks' iesiteiotî is heéing Îrs, T. C. Sutton, John tertidedty iniprevet iteruîaily..sAicrER._ABuitp suitndsen Ciecence visitit bis father, Whttby. . - H/ unt. lu 1857 the miss Jealieite-stemaitbias returnedtoeMenteute teutitled to a Deputy .rFred Petîtoi-ndit as pneumonie .... Mc F the~~~~~ vilg0msico-WOWery Teronto University, le honme.... 3 th vilagem'a ilior-Mes A C'\Wiison us slew'ly rerevering.. A sew c'n, divided into three w ire fonce te being built itu front et Mrc William ýtiuo three mnembees as Wighf's, Maple Stuate. th fames McFeeters as GET RIP 0F NEtIRALGIA-There is no ýwith the Reeve were usiSl foolitîg with neuralgia. It is a ay the council front their disease that gîves way only to the In 1859 the Mayor was most powerful remedies. No remedy the ratepayers, ant inl yet discovered lias given the grand re- Is were also so electeti, sults that invarlably attends the em- micl to consist of 12 ployment of Polsou's Nerviline. Ner- present. In this year is a positive spécifie for ail nerve pains, electeti for three ycars, andti ug-ht te be kept ou hand lu every members retiring each family. SoIt everywhere, 25e a bottie. ragement did not cou- ars.' During the forty- BLACKSTOCK. Lthe mnucipality bas o-e anîd towu the follow- Tir item hlnist week's Blacketock nemesey- tiemen have had seats tng 11ev. Mc. Creigiten moult move te Ber- id hve flledthe ositons uvule mas net correct. Me tuas sue intention ti hve illti te psitons e ving bers. I have great respect for iii îe following order reveend gentleman aînd em vrry sorry thit o t-i .1 4 4 il Il 1 s Harvey Setter .........- 1875 Sans. Bnirti.......... M. V. Treleven..... . 1876 Airen Buekier ....... Dc. Daîlteen........ 1877 Henry O'Mae..... ,,.oF. Brett.. **......... W. P. Browsr ......... 18,49 Dr, Alex. Betth .. Geo. Ptggett..... .... .. Tbîus. Burten...._... .. Dr. W. S. BoQyles.. Dr. J, Fielding... ..... W., Il.Horscy ......... Jus. Brittaii.......... W. F. Allenu........... 2 J. P. Ri1cor............. 1881 C. Benisali ........... Abram Vonni...... 2 Tue. K. Gatlsraithu. .. .1 Dunscasn Brith ......... 1882 Johns Wesley .......... Tho&. Yelnmýlree. M. P. Williams ........ 1881 Johtn H. Kytit...... W. R. R1. Cawks .... meo. Osborne. ......... 1884 D. T. Mercis...... Rici. Felts ........... bris Cornish ......... Jas. C. Nosvotiyý. 1885 W. S. Russell. Francis Masen. ....... Richard Worth . 1886 Dr. Citas. Harutien .. 1887 E. B. Ausrer. ........ Harcy Gaie............ 1888 Jos. Jeffecy.... ...... L.Gro. Qmrck........ Nathaen Hien......... Jes. Pattisîson..... S.,S Etsati ............ Mf. A. J ame, ........... Johnu Perey ..... ...... John Csrgg ............ Tues . Jecvett.......... Dr, S. C. Millier..... 1891 S. J. Hall..o1........... b.A .Tote ......... Tho s. Hl. Spry .......... 1891 J. C. Vassone...... Wnt. htKay ....... John ayte ........ . - 1895 Jno. B. Mitcel .,... il ô e t~ e O, O i .. 2 3 3 i 2 6 't 5 1 1 1 .. .. i i i 3 i S i i i 2 Il 4 4 ., 4 2 S .. n 3 i 5 2 5 i 7 2 i i i 2 i 2 9 4 4 ,. 2 6 i 8 15 13 n i i i i s s 7 t i .. s 6 7 i 2 't 5 i 2 - s 3 5 h 2 i 5 4 i 2 2 4 n 9 i 5 2 2- 2 2 i 8 ., i 2 1 6 4 - i 3 i 5 n 9 2 4 s i 3 2 1 i 4 i 6 s i 4 1 6 - i 2 2 2 6 n .. i r Roareit idifs, Toronto, arc visiting Dr. Me- Kihbonî. ... lIc. James Freehorti lias movet in- te tise bouse latety eccupisti by Mr. T. Freshocu .... lic. Morion Rigge. Enniskiliru, visitet et Mr. Jute. Beaceekes..Visiters in Toronto seme taking i the herse fair: Rev. R.M. Phairu, eut ie, Messrs J. Parc-, F. Moore, WV. Parc anti Miseshay Coi-field ....hfisLizzie Myiantibas been stayisug et lic. Gro. MeLanghtin... M. H. Bacc, Port Bsrry, mas cies-king brrr in hie faticr's absences. Cîtlcdet sotu et Mc. Jue. Neeiittdist suddeîly on Sîntay, April Ifth .... .Mr. Robert Wilsons ert Sunntay xith hie siser Miss Meut Taylor ..Mi s Anunie Cry- derman, Darliuîgiou, is i isiling hel cousin, Mr. A. B. Cryterman. .....Dr. McKibeîîiase henght a large Nexi-onnttand tog et Mr. S. Stewart.... The Bedrco parties et Dr. MeKiluhen'sxvscs large. ly attende .... The bridge hermeen Srngeg anti Cartwirght te emerget i by mut anti mater ilure fret tirets. Impossible for man oc Leatt te irai- ci nier t-..Mr. A. Mebeen bas boes up West lîuneing foc e cesidence.ic. Mr erlu. Pront spett Snnday miii ýhie siter Mrs. S. Jeffrey -. . Mr. J Frcgusen et Qnsen's Cottsge,Iingsten, is hiome. - . .Thr W. F. M. efthile Bresoyterisn Cinreti bat a succerseful meeting Tlînretay etteruieun, aI lIr. A. Kiuiemsn's. Most Uniwise Is a continuai. effort to employ cod liver oil in its pure state wheu the stoniacli protests against it. Almost -equally vain are ordinal-y emulsions, which pos- sess little value beyonti their power to subdivîde the oil. But where the ohl is really needed, the elegaut and efficie- lent preparation, Maltine with Cod Liv- er 011 and Hypopliosphites. may be. most satisfactorily used. Thtis prepara- tion contains ail themedicinal Droper- ties of the oil conbined with the hypo-. phspies andi with the taltisî, anî acknoledg dîdgestant and recon- structive. It itîcreases the appetite, atits to the digestive power, anti aids the assimilative processes, thus greatly aug-menting nutrition anti replacing the waste inevitable lu pulmonary com- plaints anti tebility. A trial of twe weeks mili convince the most skeptical ot is superiority. ORONO. Mc. Seint. Cuttiee diter Oceno Neuve, bas heem tote c it y aut matir arrengements toc a sîeev plant -anti exîseeteseen te bave iuing Ini cui iusg ertier. Me uit ocate ini the Halhett Block ...Ms-s. Chas. BDdt est itb lieu young son te et Me. Wm. Batten'e .... lire. John Rutidoîk, To- route, te stopîuiiîg miti lier sister lire. James A. barrie mbe te sectonsly il- M. R. Z. Mati mas in Teoonto lest ueek .... Mr. Richard Bec Is making extensive relaies on bis bouse on Park St-..Mesrs. James Maenn sut Alex. Cet- ville, Bewmmutuitle, xcere in tome Tesay... lies Mintutie Truil, Whitiy Ladies' Collegeui'e home oierf Sunnay ....- Miss Aicer Cee, milliner, Osiaxee, bas refuruet eutdxii e mith Mss. Vinrent again ... Mrs. John Carvetît te in poor healhi. lire. Doncaster bas sceuredtheit sec- vices of IMiss Mitet ofOshawas semilliner toc the eening sesonu .... Messrs. John anti Ahex. bauvir, Bocvmuuiille, inseest ticir brether' Mr. J. A. barrie, Suntai-...M. Wm. Hoihanâ is 1pr0!ni freute rbdd efferte et the tir-....- 1Z rewad . t50 offiredi toc tir conviction et our tics bugs- Te hîgtaîke uf t eraîttire en gins put- in uts apheiaauce on Fciday. If mas brogit freim Oshiuva, miece it bas hem tfoc somr time. Foc tic purpose et shemine tir peeopte etfutheuilage ihat il couitdedoin th unvy et extingnisbine ire a test xe's mate on Satsrda(I;y nstrr lteectioun of Mtc.C. E. Eng. list, age-t ote lcWatecee u gitie orks Ce. This test preveti mosistietateryt,, te aut but a fecv uho mccc se pre .udiet s gainsttflic engutue aist teeven refuse telooek ai it. VàWratrc ar- liet fcomiflie pend ovr te i hnd ittireught 1000 teset fiose over tue higiesi spire ilututc village. The etivocateet tire protection arre met miii considerabîs oppostion andt il -is denlîttul as yei muet action ciii he taken te- merds lte purchs efthtirenglns. TO THIE PUBLIIC OF West Durham. Bowmanville, April 6, 1896. Please accept my thanks for your liberal patronage in the past. So- iiciting your liberal and valueti patronage now ant inl the future 1 mish to say that I intend stertîng my waggons as soon as the roads and weather permit, with the same men except No. 3 which mas Mr. F. Farrell, anti mili nom lie Mr. Arthur Hardy. Our goods' are rsecond to noue. Prices right, Produce taken right from your doors at top prices. Our Shirtings, Cottonades, Teas, Tiumare andi Cutlery are the best iu the Market. If you necti anything before our men coule round, please eall at our Ware bouse, No. 32 Ontario St., anti I shahli e pleaseti to supply any- thing lu my lhue. 200 lbs gooti feathers for sale. Gooti young horse, 1500 lis, sounti and quiet for sale eheap. Wanted: Rags,Boues, Ironý,Copper, Brasti, etc., 1000 tons lu exeliange for' goodsý. 1Hping you miii deal ai] Yee an i ýth me, I1retalu, Yours truly, JOHN GRIGG. ~OUR OBJECT To supply the people's wants at thue lowest prices con- sistent with good quality. WE CLAM That through the advantages of buying in large quanti- ties, quick sales and superior departmental system we are giving better values than have ever been showni in Bowmanville. Our ever-increasing business. This is a matter of inter- est to you if you care anything about saving money. Dry Goods. Prints 56c, 6c, 8c, 10e anud 1le per yd. Over 300 patterns to choose from. Another lot of Ladies' Blouses, new styles 50e eachi. Our entire stock of Brusselis and Tapestry Carpets at cost. Ladies' and Children's summerI underwear starting at 5c a garment. Our imported goods from Ger- many, consistiug of Parasols, Gloves, Hosiery, &c., have ar- rived and are the best. value we have ever shown. Dootc & lhocs. We are having a big sale of our McCready Boots (no better made). Mens' Tan Bal. Dong. $3.00 worth $3.50. Men's Tan Caîf bal. $3.25 worth $4.00. Men's blk. caif bals $3.00 worth $3 75. Men's dong bats and congress $1,2b worth $1.75. A fullline of boy's, Women and cbildren's buttoned bals or ox,- fords in Tan or black in ail the new styles and shapes and at values to meet y ,our purse in every case. Ful]y prepared frsrn n sumr A good suit of clothes for man $5.00. A nice tweed suit stylish eut $6. Boy's suits for less than cost of cloth. Spring Overcoats $4, $5 and $6. ý arocoris. It takes ýuine people a long time to "catch on" yet ahnost every day we get new eus- tomers, and trade iu this de- partiment is constantly grow - ing, We still emphasize the fact that a dollar spent with uIs willgive you as mueli value. in goods as a dollar and a quarter spent elsewhere. Can you aflord to throw away that twenty-five cents? oi al kinds. Washing lies 4,for 25c. Somethung extra nice 2 for 2.5c Felt ilats 25c. each. A fullilhue of Summer Under.. wear from 25e Uip, Boy's Caps 13c each. Ladies' Blouse setts, white metal, 25c. Ladies' blouse setts, solid silver 50c, 64)c, 75c. Link s and Studds (latest novel- ties. Eight day dlocks $2.00. Stem wind Watcheq, warrant- ed, $2,75. Repairing promptly an(~ perly dobe, 'We Sel Rallsay's UllicornIlIied Paifits, Dîaffond Wall FiniÎsh, A1abagtine, - New eol1ors And Low Prices. Every Package Guaranteed. 1 ýRd. Worth. lleadquarters fer Sheif and Heavy Hardware, Stoves and Tinware. Telephone 66. Opposite Ontario Bank. When you replace a window you Will do well to rt- memiber that we have a superior article of glass ini the various sizes. ,We Solicit Your Orders. Our Ue of llardware will be found complete. 'ýWe carry a full stock of Ready Mixed8 Paints an-l Paint Brushes -1 -1 1 - ï