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?~3xB :-I1.5O Plia i 3uK. OUR TOWN AND OOUIXTY: WOBLD APTERWARDS. M.A JAMES EDxTOýL AID PRoPRrarokt, NEw SERIES, NUMBECB 6s'). BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO, Wi t, DECEMBEU 2, 1891. VOLUME XXXVII. NlUMBERl 49 NOTWITHSTANDI NC theý big sale of Ladies' Coats at fin IIimu JOHNSITON #< CRYDERMAN'S M The SURPRISE Way YOU want your Cottons, Linens, Flanneis always sweotl cdean, snowy white? YOU want "the wash"' clone the easiest, the dlean- est, tho quickest. the cheap- es av 'e The Independent, -No. 251 BROADWAY, Nzxw YORK. ESTABLISI{ED 1848. lat. It isan undenominatianalweekly of w~orldwide reputation. Ih reporte in fulthe important meetings of ail the diff- ert religions bodies and the work of ail iniqionary societies. 2dIt in a literary paper of the high- est ype. Wehave published lately poems an4i articles by John 0. Whittier, Ed- muxid Stedman, R. H. Stoddard4 T. B. Aldrich, Joaquin Miller, Rudyard Kipling, SOLINA. AUCTION SALES, Mr. James Lask has grown this year about 10.000 hushels of turnips frorn 5 LE-vi A. W. ToLE's Lis-r. pounds of seed. The seed was sown thin Tni[rusinY, Deo. 10.-Mr. F. L. Bragg, and made to cover about 12 acres. lot 13, B, F., Clarke, will seli a lot of ohoice Clydeedale Horses, Durhamn A Two-Strike. Cattle, Shropshire and Leicester sheep, The ont-door houeehold work in oum. ekhreadSffl ca.~ e mer such as that of the Kunimer.kitnhsn, serve. L A. ToLE, auctioneer. washing and ironing, is sort of rnke shift with inany mishapu like burns and scalds. But Mr. Jno. Heinemann, Mlddle mana, Iowa, U. . A., bas foand the true re.r. edy, He says "I scalded my leg with hou.- ing water, and had a spraiued ankie at the1 same tinte. One bottîs tof SL Jaco's Oi01 WzDNESgDAY,Dec. IO.-The trustees of the. Prewbyteriau Ohurah, Enniskillen, will ssIi 2j acres of land adjoining the church premises at 2 p. m. Particulars in bills. Levi A. W. TOLE, auctioneer. S. a. HUNxiNG's LIST. il ýZÏ