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e s The @hristmas J[AAUCGL qz # To Subscribers to the REVIEW for 19go3. Fkbl~bel The Annual is a 40â€"page magazine filled attractive illustrated reading matter and is an ornament to any parlor table. If not a Subâ€" 1eE scriber, become one and get it FREE. * ie e n en a nala nianelecale celucalae alaralelaelac alacalacaleralnala l a e acelare wee l on JOHN LIVINGSTON o me in ata‘eaiataaaiaaiaeala l are wealaela cala le "alac wl nle l a t arale n ane aielanalane ROBES, HARNESS, TNORSE BLANKETS, &oco. e 1/ In {]EERING HARVESTER C G M P A NY F1 (Qord to the wiss. HA Pfoppy NYow ear. great variety of Style but only one variety @xcellence,â€"THE BEST. _ Interchangeâ€" able Upholstery. Call and see them. Several good horses for Sale at reasonable prices FIRST SHIPMENT OF CUTTERS ALL GONE, ANOTHER ON THE WAY. John Clark. Ary person wishing to make engogement with ftarmers for the coming season may learn where to apply by calling at our Implement rooms. ANADA 5 ARRIAGE CO. & UTIERS g C. Ramage, Pub. & Prop. Yours for Trade. Mr. Sam Wright Sr. who has been treas, of the Durham I. O. F. Court since its organization about 17 years ago was presented by the Court with a handsome gold watcb, chain and charm. He is leaving for Kincardine where he h as bot a fine brickyard. Mrs. Hazlett, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. (Dr.) Ed. Lauder, Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Mundle, Kilsyth ; with the local members of the Lauder family spent Christmastide together. Miss Annie McKenzie is home after A term of 3 vrs. teaching in Ayton. She intends attending the Normal next year. Miss Nellie Moran is succeeding ber in Avton. Mrs. Armstrong,. of Bay City. Mich., aunt of Mrs. A. Gordon, accompanied by her neice Mrs. T. Morris, of Harringâ€" ton. are visiting at Mr. Alex. Gordon‘s. Miss Mirsie Burnett and sister Mrs. R. J. Voilett. of Toronto spent Xmas at home on the 4th con., Glenelg. _ Mrs. Vollett returned Tuesday and Minnie on Monday. ~ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO Mr. Ledingham student, of Knox College, isfvisiting his sister Mrs. Clark of town and other telatives about Dornoch during the holidays. Mr Chas, Petty, Souris, Manitoba, came home week before last. He has been 6 years absent and looks as if the country agreed with him. Mr. Preston High Vice Chief Ranger of Central Ontario, visited the I. O. F. Court Wednesday, and gave a fine address on Forestry, Mr. Binkley, night foreman of the Cement Works, and bride arrived in town Saturday night. Congratulations. Neil and John MMcDonzld, of Owen Sound, Alex. of Ayr and Maggie, of Detroit, were Xmas guests of Mrs. Wm. Lawson. Mrs. Robt. Vollett left for her home in Toronto after visiting hee mother Mrs. David Burnett and other friends 1.: town. Messrs. Jas,. and Harry Hunter, of Winnipeg and St Paul spent Christmas at the * Hedges" with their mother. Mr, and Mrs, F. Peel left for Drayton Tuesday to attend the funeral of his mother, who died in Owen sound. Miss Annie L. McKenzie attended her cousins Miss McQGillivray‘s funeral in Elinwood last Friday. Mrs, Newton, was the guest of friends in Guelph and clsewhere during the Christmas holidays. Miss Myrtle Orchard, of Holstein, is spending the week with her aunt Mrs. Arthur McClocklin, Messrs,. Jolhn and Robert Burnett, of Detroit, are guests of their paents for a few weeks. Mr, Thos. Lauder ate Christmas dinner with his sister Mrs. McK inley in Toronto. Miss Maggie Beaton, millinery, Bunâ€" essan, is home from Cannington, for a few weeks. Messrs. John MeDonald and Bert Moore are spending the holidays at Mamilton. Mrs. Vair formerly of Durham is yisiting her daughter Mrs. Arthur Gun. Mr, Will Robertson and Alex. Saunâ€" ders, spent Christmas near Kincardine. Miss Annie Vessie, from Paris, is home visiting her parents at the Rocky. Mtr. P. Brown Holstein, is spending a few days with his son J. L. Browne. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Latimer, Dak.. were guests last week of Mr. Latimer. Mr. Alf. Staples is visiting his aunt Mrs. Wilson at Flesherton this week. Mrs. Havris, of Sarnia, is visiting her mother Mrs. Blackburn. Mr. Brad Jamieson is home from Toronto for the holidays. Miss McKinley, of Perth, is visiting her sister Mrs. Jno. Smith. Miss Jessie Cochrane, a former Durâ€" hamite, is a guest of Miss Park. Miss Margaret Wallace, of Harriston, is a guest of Miss Sarah Vollett. Miss Campbell, of Hanover, is visiting her sister Mrs. Jno. McKechnie. Neil McKinnon and wife, of Priceville, were Christmas guests of Mr. McCabe. Mr. Wm. Cameron arrived home from Flint, Mich., for the holidays. Dr. Holt was in Glenallan attending the funeral of his father last week. . Mr, Archie Hunteris home holidayâ€" ing from McGill college. Miss Ethelle Sweet ieft for her home in Exeter, Tuesday. Mr. Wiil Cameron, Flint Mich., is home for sometime. Mr. Art. Laidlaw was a guest last week of his parents Mr. Wes, Hunt, of Toronto, is a guest of his sister Mrs. Mills. ' Edwin Allan was bome for a few days during Christmas. *E T Juo, Cochrane, of Toronto, is a guest of Mrs. Jackson. Miss Julia Weir is holidaying at the old homestead. Mr. H. H. Miller, Hanover, was in towr Tuesqay. Mr. John McKenzie of Flint Mich., is home on a visit. THE DURHAM REVIEW: PÂ¥ f Meetings are being held this week at Webster‘s and Townsend‘s Lake School House at Hanover, Thursday evening. All three candidates are present and thus almost for the first lnime, an opportunity is being given the public near their homes of getting posted on County Council doings. We have not had opportunity to attend any of the meetings, and what the result will be or should be is not for us to say. We hope the campaign will be conducted honorably, free from politics, and however it may result, there will be a good man left at home. Warden McKirnon‘s exâ€"| perience has given him a grasp of the | situation not passessed by the other two, though their record in theiri’ municipality councils and elsewhere | gives complete assurance of their fitâ€" / ness for the position. Contests are | taking place in 4 out of the 8 divisions | so that more than half, we should say f threeâ€"fourths of the old council will | assemble in January. | The presents were as follows : Mr C. Gadd and Family, 8 day clock, Mr and Mrs John Carson, bed spread, Ella Carson. two cups and saucers, ’Mr and Mrs James Eden, lamp, Ethel Eden, tancy pin cushion ; Mr and Mrs Robinson, Toronto, linen table cover, and Dorothy Robinson, pepper and salt shakers; Mr _ and Mrs R Eden. linen table cover ; Mr T Mcâ€" Anulty and family, cake stand and set doilies; _ Mrs T Allen, sewing machine ; Mr R Allen, dinner set ; Max Allen, silver eruet; _T Allen, album ; J Allen, Dawson, §5 ; Mrs D Allen and Miss Lizzie, stiver butter dish ; _ Miss L Avery, paper rack ; Miss L Fee, cheese dish ; Miss Jean Gray, cup and saucer and teaâ€"pot stand ; Miss Mary McCrie, cake stand ; _ Mrs J Boget, pair towels ; Mr and Mrs E Grav, Dundalk. sugar bowel ; W McCalmon, horse shoe. _ The presents as will be seen were numerous and valuable. The Review extends hearty songratulations. Varney Nuptials. On Xmas day at 2 p.m.. in the church at Varnev, Mr Nelson Eden and Miss Maggie Allen were united in wedlock by Rev. Mr Miller, in the presence of a number of relatives and friends of both parties. Mr Ricnard Allen and Miss Levina Avery acted as supporters, and very hearty were the congratulations and goud wishes exâ€" tended to the young couple on their auspicious union oa the noted day. The bride looked attractive in | a light gray tweed suit, worn over & pink silk blouse, and worse a black picture hat. Both bride and groom carried a bunch of ho!lly, tied with pink ribbon. s wlo The most appalling railway disasâ€" ter that has occurred in Janada for many years, took place last Saturday at 10 p. m., in a cold night and raging snow storm. _ A heavy G. T. R. pasâ€" senger train, while running at the rate of 48 miles an hour, smashed head first into a freight, at Wanstead. a smal) station about 48 miles west of London, with the result that 28 were killed, and more than that number infiured. A jury is trying to 4x the blame, which seems to be divided among 4 or 5 different operators and despatchers, with the company culâ€" pable to some extent by overworking employees. Mrand Mrs W. H. Cole, Flint, Mich., known in Durham, are among the injured. _ The horrors of the aceident are indescribable. Misses McKinnon and Patton, Mr. and Mrs, Win. Coleridge and Mr. and Mrs, C. Ramage spent a pleasant evenâ€" ing at Mr, and Mrs. A. McDonald‘s, near Crawford on Friday last. County Council Campaign. DIRE DISASTER. L3 U â€"â€"â€"# 0# â€"_â€"â€"â€"__. & 0 4 â€"___ The Worthington Drug Co., GUELPH, Ont. For Sale and guaranteed by : A, S. Hunter, DURKHAM. Wm. Seeman HOLSTEIN. BE IT KNOWN to all Farmers and Stock Fecders that Worthington‘s Canadian Stock Tonic and Feeder is suaranteed to be the greatest animal regnlator of the age, The best Tonic and Feed saver; acts by corâ€" recting all disorders of the Blood, Liver and Kidneys, and keeping them in a healthy conâ€" dition ; will fatten an animal rapidly and save one third the feed. 10 lb. Box, 200 feeds, 5o c ; 50â€"lb. Sack, §2, MANUFACTURED BY We are at the shop at the bridge evâ€" ery Wednesday and Saturday. Orâ€" ders or enquiries left at C. McArthur‘s store, or at the REviEw OFFICE, will receive our best attention. And warranted, good,easy ridâ€" ing, and at reasonable prices. And of course you want the best that‘s going, Call and new stock, made by MONEY TOLEND,â€" DEWTISCOLLECTED,â€" L&NDS BOUGHT & SOLD,â€" Every kiud of fiduncial busine»s transacâ€" ted. A 100 Acres in Bentinck. In excellent staie, good buildings and fences, good soil, School and Cbhurch close at hand, Post Oftice on the farm. _Cwnergetting up in years and bhound to sell. The T. 0. Stewart Farm, Lot 16, Con. 2, W. G. R. Bentinck ; 100 acres with about 30 cleared ; frame house and other bmildings. Said to have a lot of very fine hardwood timber. YOU NEED A CUTTRR He is now offering for Sale : THE MALCOLM CAMERON 100 acres on Garafraxa _A good farm with fine bnildings. Offered yery cheap as Mr. Cameron has goue west. Carefully consider where they do their Wishes his Numerous Cus. business. \tomers and Friends A very Many of these men go to | $ o chion thowen m on Hmfver; HAPPY and PROSPEROUS onyeyancer, even though it means a few miles of a driye, They say thut he is | NEW YEA!{’ * Always prompt,â€"never negligent." thstl ne has had 22 years experience and that and thank them for their es 1t, PAYS TO DEAL WITH HIM. l Ftanimnmnarl Â¥arzere.me Four Feeds For One Cent. GRAY OF CHATHANM A. B. UcARTHUR | CAUTIOUS W. BLACK We have still a full line of Peter Hamilton Machines, Binders, Mowâ€" ers and Drills. Examine our Churns too which we offer at right prices. Successful Men . Address,â€"H, H. MILLER, Lock Drawer 28, Hanoyer, Ont. Wix * e ui w Direct ODRIAM MARBLE wopgs CALODWELL (Oppos H ROBINSON & HAPPY and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAB, and thank them for their es teemed favors. BARCLAY & BELL known everywhere to be second to none. Cal] and examine them yourself and be convinced. Showrooms oppos ite the Middaugh House Stable, Lambton Street, We have a great variety of Skates which are avorthy of inspecâ€" tion. some of Call and examine our Stock of Baby Buggy Runners and Hand El:ighs. We are on the top shelf with Lamps of every description. _ In Beauty, Quality and price we can satisfy you, 4 Give the Natio trial before you buy is the favorite whe introduced. Also just to This week we are offering a fine Line of Tobogans at half the price they can be bought elsewhere. Secure one before you are too late. Made in three different styles, capacities and priâ€" ces to suit all. We have just securâ€" ed the Agency for the IMPROVED NATIONAL CREAM SEPARAToR °" NEVEI LL IVER T. Ewosslt} 'xfiu!us.»“flfi mplements / KARN ORGANS , _ PRBlack. just to hand the renown»d Agents, National bu y It wherever é U; flsfin with Ful 8 vIvester 1 Calder‘s Block i Cockshutt Clare B Proven Steel ialty. Als mills and G and upâ€"t Owen 80 BEGINS JAWN ho TWEEDS GROCERI MacFa _/ NOR CA SL/ MANY PEOPL A, MacFarl Watches, Rin 11 Toys, Doils, bestowe be foun« WINTE We c at c08 better Dont fail to Whiel Come right We ve We sti We‘ve Who visit . that we ha the rear wh assortment AT THE . [( 111 P iGLG pB Of l» JAN. FLEM A ‘I