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likggumsoD.DAumga:
Their Positions in Modern Lite *tire
Sometimes Rev orsed.
GffiLS OFTEN TOO FAST.
Thellire Exception shield Be -the _Rule—
. Risks Girls Take=7-weake rued.tiothere
—The Old Religion of ttio
• ERT 11.N. awing
_ look irokd'- with
- oath f &CIAO the time
when • the- -
• Ion • of - the faintly -I.
when tl -the -tender
poetry of the home_
Shall be -Ofno Mere
vtielue
than a -Grub
.tr.f. et- ballad,' :says.
,M.113: Lynn Linteii: in
-01 the Qite_en; sLiket pa-,
trio;` Ism; like -the Banc:7
tity of marriage, like
obedience -to -the law as law:, like rasped for
superior attainments, like respect- for one-
• self-,--ana one's own dignity, like -many- other
time- nonored-and venerable fiii-tbs,the?tre•
ligion of the -family " is _aaiS o.1alf- doomed,
• and a- more unfettered - in;liv:.duality' is' to.:
take VA place, genceferwartil mothers -will
gradnally. became:More a d .re
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-LIKE ils.sxers, BIRDS AND- LS.
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They:1=411,1)ring their yow,g into the World,
protect them in. theireadiee: clays of weak-
nes- t and incapacity, f 104.i he fer-io. long as:
they need -te be. -.feo., and.. ilee thi‘tiihey do.
not commit .untiltety staid& oy•f-1..11ing into
the fire' or straying in,-o",..the water: k:And
then, by the time they ciln take care ..of-
therweives,.. the fie is. to be dissolved, . and
the child hi to be freed- from -fl oblititiOn
to the mother—the frlo•-;ber is . to he freed
from daty to hOr hiid. • •
-Already we see forestre,dowed the betimes
Of .that future. domosttedisruptiSit and.
save-- in.a few hentlrable exceAtentiand
how beautiful they are 1... ---;•the ogee. close tie
between pkrenis and -children,- especledly be --
'tweet' mothers and daughters, is undeniably
loosened.. . And :even_ where ATIundoubted
friendship still 'lazier, how 'Often We Acid -the
tables turned, and those thing - which mid-
to.be'exclusively the: tune 'lions Of the mother
_ now -.taken : U b f. the elo,u..Ati-x.wee-
when the -tn.other Was-- canbidered the best
. guide arid . - • - .•
..S.OES.V.COSTPANI6T- FOR HER DAUG1ITEI1 •
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-.;.the one who,by- ago, eipert;-,nce, relative
_ -position, had the power to• adv se. and the
right tele obeyed. Time is-- tilhon the ;101
holds her self: as the more. eX p.irienced etivi
two, the one who is up- to. dates .. while the
is arrestedigold fashioned,behindthe• :
times. With the sentithent of the- religion
of.the family has -gene thicr, other, which
Was its legicai Out corite72the honor of the
family. If the home-ets,yini girls who stilt
theoldway are held.esiored-by their
OM, to be defended. agninst meta or 4131-.
- pertinenbe, the glebe,trottors and the . col-
legian, the professional living' alone in
• -Lsnclenlodgings, and the 7;0„-;afete. workers
..of any profensi:oni- are r aturaltylbeyer-d the
of faintly prAtection, -: They -no longer
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-belong to their father or Wolters, as Crea-
tures- to be sheltered -and .lptuglit for - if need.
be. They have- prefeaed the independence
-ofthe streets to the safety.ef the home;
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they tiemselves must be
withouta struggle. She gives her young
CurylWig her heed, and letsher, at her
ownpace -Where and how She will. NO
Maternal remocstrandef rouses- thelgirl's
teinpar„ or oheoks,the nndeetrable
IMPETUS TO .Rint TIAs' fri RESOLVES.
No exercise of natural anther* puts. an.
end to things which ought-. never to have
been begun,: or bring. be the mind...of that -
wilful maid the -bitter truth of hew the
world. judges, and, judging, how it pip
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Bouncer.. Supine and indolent, perhaps too
cowardly to brave Its pain,- the mother give,'
up both her dutiee and responsibilities, and
the daughter sits, tight and ..rides ov,er her. ,
It is net always that the daughter sets
aside the mother as an effete old_ goody,' for
whom the light of life and the sun .1 of
knowledge went out when Carlywig came
to her premature majority. - Sometimes it
all the Other way, when - the still pretty, -
still flirtations trOthertt of great
GROWN .GIRLS - oF: EramERT
affect to- consider then' toe young to be
introdiced-,_ act( so keep them in the soheil-
room with belef *Ha° and flowing -mane!,
and paskiotiare desires to•participateln the
pleasures ovideatly -so dear to- mother.
There are such, awl, we alt know them. -
-Aud-Where the millers are faulty it is
tiro much to expect the daughters to lbe
perfect., If ••-cet•il communications corrupt
good minters " as between mere' acquaint-
SEICie, what may riot' be done for harm
when the Twitter' is between two people
lined together by one -of-.the closest tie•d
Knew- n to men?
Tarn frOm. these mistaken mothers—
these rant- or subdued or haply ne-
glected daughters.. --to those homes where
" the. religion of the family-" stiltexhitg,
those harries wh!ch the world's-. resell make
fragrant and the gentle- lilies of.- life adorn. _
Such daughttra as we are thinking of now
are. the -
TRUE FRIENDS AND COMPANIONS
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, THEIR =OWN -FROTECTORSI •
and their OW1). Olaperons: and „mid -4s.. When:
they corne.to grief: set -.Many of 'them .40,"
who can right the wrong'?:Surely nob the
mother,, whose advice they 44-o . net, Sisk and
_ would 'nob take 'should be given; ...Barely-
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nob the father, 'Whose atithotitiv. .they have
discarded, . nor , the brothers 1-ivhose-- -lives
they:have capied„-thus- mal‘iog _theniselVes
a manner equal, and cer-ainly outaide
-the: area of - protection.- ": Wveni they find.
-themselves face to face . and hand to bahd.
with the rapacity, - disbqUer, . the.
:-treachery, the tyranny,the Inthiorality' of-
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the world -7T -while all their -6*.n armor Is
eImrly the *old lessons of TunWorldly.-
Mind-Anew taught 41 their --yomiger• days --
they have to learn -by cruel 'experienne-hoW
to became 'as astute, „perhaps as base ;at
their 'opponents. _-.-. ,Thoy, h.,-ve first. to suffer,
'and then—either. to. retaining
highimindednetic-- )r... .14 -defend them -
swivel* and. coma' Out tri,3-.1lipliant by meeting
assailants With •thei . lawn: -weapcoiC
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'MOTHER! :MIGHT,. IIAVE SANER s?EtErti
from much, if nob all, of this, -.bo;c1 they in-
:.'410ired of her But --the*:;:diri not; arc" • on
• themselves Alone hangs the - .
The :complaint made by. tirrdern:
daughter against Iter rnolhf.r
.does net know."' All p•Givii 33 bA-ady. and.
-apt to flout the wiser age Eli
elfete and beside the mark-. never has
• the world seen a time: nen 64nptuens of
the past or -.this—so tat-le9ed the
present, so..sure-Of the ftitnre. We: are apt
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tohavea brand -new human nature, -and' the
.daughters. of :the- day are' -its- heralding,.
angels. Mothers know nothitig. - The. ele--.,
mentalprinalpler of modesty and - propriety
.are AS dead and done with OS .the - dodo and
.the Mammoth.: A young• man thinks it is
no, breach of manners .to aik 'a.yeung girl-
" tea' in ioemiat- his ; and
a- -young _ . thinks . • no
infractionofthe time-honored.. paditiciplet of
aske . .4-. in the way- and
4nodesty awl '101. script:the Invita-
tion thirinother net
ntiisance ;,:.'and when she,' remonstrate!—
that iN If she knows what is z being -done,
. which,: nine times out of ten, she:does net,
her daughter inubs.her wltn-
" YOU ARE, OWE OF IT, 1140THER:
,
ZP- IS wArrirD
by the Women Who
are ailing and tuf--.
feting, or weak and
'exhaustldrAnd,
.every -such Vivra
,help. is- guisra
- by. .3:hictor Fierce's
FavOrite Frescrip.,
• .tion: For young
:girls• just entering
• womanhood; woi
_linen at the critical -
Change Of lifew ; (Women approaching
confinement; nursing mothers-, and evl
err woman, who is :fcrun-down."." or over,i
worked, it is a medicine that builds
strengthens, :and • iegulates, -no matter -
what the touditiori of the system.. L. ,44
_ an. Invigoiating, restorative tonic,
a sOdthing and bracing n.ervine, and 'the
only -guattnteed. memedy. for ." female
complaint" and-weakness(c ein- bear.
int-dowA Jensations, . periodical pail*
tilceratiOn, inflammation, and every -kin-
dred ailment, if it ever failsvt4-benefit or
t •
cure, you have your money back,
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AN EXTRAORIDINARY HORS&
;As Described. in ''CiiriOns Advertisement
of. their not:here, .-Oh, &int. while perhaps
prate° tang them; - While perhaps
ciemeging --Weal weak health inoa-
toditates chO ',pother 'from I:Pa/forming
the reiosrier -duties �t eoesietiy and the home,
the - &tighter take!, the ploce of prisotio0
hea leaving the mother al wayS that of
titular commander... She wakes parade
of authority,- -like those other - fin=de-
ideals," "-np-to-date %stilt Boonk.s. in um-
brella skirts and -empire Cleeves,. Who main-
tain that mother -knows ri4thing, is out of
fashion. altogether,, and cannot even tie her
own, bonnetstribgs. ;She. -doe!. her wOrk
With 2 gentleness - and . energy combined,:
and • With diligence and sefeet
' tern -
per, devetion and :_tenderigesg. To her
the mother is always a dear •one of :the
earth, and nob the finest .marriag.4 that cm*
be effered cou'd tempt her away . keit thie
her primal and her holiest duty-. Mother.
.vga-its her,:andjko One else. shall :take her.
'Mori than 046:it rong- -11-fart falls immense
of her decielOn.; -per.hape, too, her own may
ftcbe in -Se *et: but 's he hae traced out the
path of her, dny as she, conceives it ought
tI ke, and she to it without
When -wonder. how:
She can, and ape.* - her life: SS- 10118: -
IOW and '7 w.ithint color, perhaps Without
beauty,- she whispers softly that heartening -
stave : '
Straight is thline of Duty,- curved. is the; line
-of Beauty';. • • .
Folio* the -first and ;thou, shalt- see the -latter
'ever follevdng _thee.
With i4iti thejs conttni.' .-Who would not
be who hadia.scul vvoilied clean -0_ self, and
a conecience-imstained by Worldly sins "f •
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of the Olden Times.
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The following Isa, copy of . an advertise-
-tient which :appear In a sporting mage
eine. eighty. years age: •
• - " On - Saturday, the :16.th Of- 'September
next, *labs sold alifSkibbertonathe-strong,
staunch; steady,: stonii Sound; safe sinewy
servicable, strapping, supple, sWift,, smart,
sightly, sprightly, siiiited, sturdy, shining,
enrefOoted, sleek, well,shspEd;
Sorrel steed; of superlative - symmetry,
etyled. ": Spanker, with - star
and. snip,- square4ided,, . .slender,
.shOuldered, : •sharpreightedr and
--. stately, • -free . - from strain,
swig,' spasm; itringhilt,' 2staiiguary;
Wades, staggers,1.-: .sconring„ • strangles,
solietders, anode* surefelts, • telims,
stinmeme ..swellinks, °scratches, splint,
squint, Scabs,: scars, . sores, .
scattering, 'shuffling, shambling -gait, or
symptoms :ef sickness- of valy- so& Re-
is _neither stiff-nionthed, shabby coated,
sinew -shrank, 'spar -galled; saddle -gilled,
shell -toothed, sling -gutted, surbated,
skin -scabbed, • shOrt-windek • splay -footed,
or shoulder -slipped and is sound in
sword -point and atifiejointi:. has: `neither
nick; spleen . sitfasti waggle teeth, -sad&
crack; -.starrting,colib, swelled sheitb,. nor,
'shattered - 'hod, IS -he sour! sulky,
surly; etiibborn or millets in temper ; neither
shy nor skittle;b, .14ow, sluggish, or Stupid ;
he never slip, drips, strays, .stalke, ataFts,
stops, sirakeikshari,: snuffles, stumbles, nor
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itaiki fin the. stable --and scarcely. or. seldoin
sweats.. has a showy, stylish switch -
and,a safe strong Bet of shoes on can feed. VOR SALE, FLORIDA LAND, ACRES,
on Aubble, sanfoin, sheaf..batek-iteiY • etletlY atStranos1L9Ii3fAronAinF and..dardell-
11IINGS FirdlUXUarki
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Which Are the Envy of AU Sister, an*
• Cousins and Amato.
widied- to •envy other people,.but
what girl doesn't look with envious eyes at
that other girl— -
Who lies a fascinating dimple in slither
cheek?-• ,
Who. has cunning little feet thaii eke
doesn't.,have to keep constantly covered
with thy hem of her skirts?
• Who- 'can say childish things and not
_ appear 7 . ' -
The Fools -Not all Dead Yet.
Even a blind man can see that more
clearly than daylighn, or else why should so
many continue to use ill .smelling, oily and
often useless, preparations for the relief of
pain, when -a_ preparatiett jest as cheap,
elegant, more powerful, and -.penetrating' ag.
Navahos -is can ...be iptirohasedk from anY
_dealer in 'medicine.? , -Nerviline mires
instantly aches and palm Nerviline is the
most-effioacione remedy. far internal pains:.
IsTerviline :applied externally .subdues the
niost intense paintalinost at once.- .
- ,Medicine in, Washington..
A phypician in Bticoda (Washington) ap-
pears -to have been seriously affeatecl by the
recent financtil -money stringency. - In the
Jett number:. of the Buceda Enterprise be
relieves his -melancholy by this touching
utterance: Three errfetir years is net a
lifetime, -.bub ibis a long..tiMe -for a doctor
to wait fez. his fee when his wife and habit-
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are crying for bread and sorghum, will
take _anything on account from :a Spring
chicken to hillsile feral, b4t a settlement
'of Nome kind I Must have. In future, a die -
Count of LO. per cent.. Will .be given on all
bills Paid Monthly. If you' pay your. physi-
cian promptly he attend you promptly,
night' or clay, . Fain or shine, while - your
slew neighbor eiffere -and waits as he Made
the &titer Watt; . and "while he is waiting
the angels gather him in.". -I
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Who is always well informed on current
Who knows how to receive a oonipliMeit
without in embarrassing blush and painful
smile.? . -
Whoet hands. -are .iPlump..and' rivhit*iland ,
whose -nils are always pink and even 11
Who has the knack of -saying the right
thing obi the right Vine?
Who idoesn't are a cent how. she leek
or how old her gowitls? - •
'Whose nose doesn't get all ehlni and
need -peirderbag every half hour
Who has :enough. will power to ON a
soda •- water fountain or a bargain counter
without making a Tay face over the liatnees
of her pocketbook!
It rays •.:
Boys and girls who wish to make a - Success
of life to take -a-course of study.' at the - Galt
Regina's College and Shorthand Insbitnte,
Galt, Ont.' classes fanned. •Hach
student taught separately. :Write for oir-
()Wars. Lowest rater. - -
Those Wide Brims.
Willie—Say, can I have that straw hat of -
yours when you gat, through with It?
Featherstone—Yes, Willie. What dio you
Want it for? -
Willie --I'm going to cut off the crown and
use the 'Aim for a circus ring.
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Ninety-two cardinals have been - created
sipce the -advent ofLto XEIL to the puibifi-
cal throne, that inimber having died ditring
the sams ti. The College of C. rlinalo
numberS Eixorthret —of 'Whom twenty.
'nine' are foreigners and- thlrby-for' .are
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So vast are the ruins of.Pompeii that they
cannot all -be excavated', at the ordinary rate
progreis, . before the 'middle of the neab
century. : '
.Tne politicau-spends "a lot of money for
, . ....rieensmealissome.
licitads. order .to make himself
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CHAMPION STOMP AND STONE EXTRACTOR.
Over 4,000 in use in the
Dominion. Will do the
work of 8 men and. 4
horses. If you l have
stumps or stones to get
out you cannot affo
do it in the old wn- & Cir-
cular giving testiMon-
ials, price etc.
S. S. KIMBALL,
• % Craig street P.0,
Box 94S
Montreal, P. Q,.
ISSUE NO dill 10393.
mai
sa retaillat Ii sal a
aniinefigiame ingamonais 'pryer. °
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sedge, or snatch gross ; carries sixteen stone Greenville, 8.C., U. A.
with stirpriging spee, d in his stroke over a
iii -feet -sod or' stone wail - His sire Was. sly
Sebersides, a sporting son Of. Sparkler, Who
woh the sweepstake,s and subscription plate.
last 1381113011 at Sligo "—London.111ilizon.
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- oDisapointment- • .
Can arisielkom tbeluse of the great sure -pop
corn. cure ,--'7Patzi mie - Painless Corn. -Ex-
tractor. 'Putnam's.. Extractor -removes
Corns, painlessly - in'.a -few ave. Take no
gulAttitittei At druggists. -
Alve-Toad.in HailBtone.-
2A hailstorm • -visited - Powtuoket .e out
10 -o'clock -Saturday evening such. :as has°
nob: visited-- this vicinity lot years; if,
in the memory of man. . '04e woman pinked
up a large hailstone and allowed it to Melt
in her lion& She thought something was
Wilde the little piece of • frozen' rain, but
was surprised to tind, When all bad melted;
a little live bead -or -frog in herhand. There
Is a quite general belief that. a great Many
pebbles- came down with the hail., --;Post!
dance Journia. •
You do .not know thing, E .ety r.me does .
It, and why sheuld net I :Wheat) h :ern is 1
there in it ?" .Not hrm exibeei v. • 040.1
'does net say that ; :hub crooked alp .aravoss
lire in themselves harmful, .and for .the
Meat innocent girl In thil World. - to be .
seentoo.: much about- with young
- or t� ge to-,thelr rooms.- etc.; unchaperoned;]
_ Is by the very farett 'of -appearances an evil
thing,- and the world it justified in condeton-
it. -
_SomebinieS-the.niother, weak in 'will and
indolent in mind; gives in to her daughter.
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• Don't sit in a draught. If you do,1 the
doctor will in all probability --be, the one to
cash it.
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. Deaths From Anaesthetics.. -
Garb reported to the: last Stagiest Con-
gress at Berlin the -following statistics ef
deaths under anesthetics. Tnev are made
up from the obserVations of 02 operator!,
who armsthetized 1'109,196 persons, with 39
fatal results,- showing one death to .2 800
narcoses. The fo awing were the aumsthe-
tics need : .
Narcoees, Deaths
Chloroform.:....... ,..... ..... —94,123
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Ether......- ...; .... 4.. - 9.431
Ether and ............ .........,-..2,891
Ether and Alcohol. 1 .,,,-....;:.,:. 1,381
-Bromoform with ethyl bromide- 2,131 •
Penthal-.....; .. ..... i .-.. ... ... . ......, -210
in 2.913 casestie narcosis laitectoVer an
hone; in an - optiration . for - uterovaginal
fistula, four and one-half- hours in a case
Of tetanus, nine hours. In 25 calla, of. .
which pest ,mortem . examinations were - .
made,- cardiac diseases were found. The
.author urges. careful ..eitonhtationof the -
heart before ad ihisterbig chloroform.—,
(lotici...Extrcicts.
Lacking in the First .PrixiciPles÷-Peicivel
—Father, I don't icallt to $(0 to that College.
It's a _poor 'eencerri.. His Fiat:4e-- Peer, my j
son ? It is SR MI? Wealthy and famous ie.%
stitution that numbers among its graduates
some of the meat. 'rioted men in.,the land,
What- possible eNeition; can you have 1
against it? -Perciyal—I don't like its -.,. yell: A
When a -publiti Man has lost -hie -grip he i
ti
Will not :de - nitic hand-ehtikiog With con- ,
st blinds. . -
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Aactive nn town in
7live,
Canada to handle a household article ueed in
-every home. 50%, profit. -Good money Can be
made easily. Writh for full Particulars to
DOMINION SPECIALTY COI,
3l0 King -Street East
Hamilton Ont.
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ASENTS To sell our pew Ecr!,
cn male and ffernate.,
Citaner. Eptirely USW' sells to every .1cousekeeper. 4; •Also
Piled. Cake and Paring'Euivei, Carver, And Mitre .aiid .S4oher1
gharpeper. No capital *aired. Easy sellers, hig.priAlt.1.
. - CL4USS g/lEAR. CO.. Lock Box 324.,T4rer.te.:Ont.
, ft ACRES OF LAND
ti 7 t...5 LP ';‘,49. ,t1.0- for saleby the SairirPe tr. •
- •& -DULUTH 'RAILROAD
• ':..,03t1hr :n Isfinnesota; . Send for.Mps and Circa.
Lars.. They will -be sent to you- -
HOWARD'S
. ELECTRIC !I.!!!
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The latest .and treat -
est discovery, by the
inventor of Pink Pills
for Pale People.J--------'
. FOR TON, WOMEN AND OHILDBEN.
Cure all W-eakness of Brain, Body, Nerves
and System. AnEemia, St. Vitus' Dance, Porgy
sis, Ataxy, Rheumatism, Sciat;ica, Neuralgia
•Early Decay, Female Irregularity and Weak
ness. Large boxes, 50c,• six for $2.50. DE.
HOWARD MEDICINE CO., 'Brookville, Ont. -
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dress
-.HOPEWELL CLARKE, ,
Land Commissioner, St.
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Vat' able treatise and. two bottles oftnedicine sent F.ree tin
any f; Gi-. e Express and Post Office-addre.s&
'a -0C ler—CO., 186 West Adelaide Strect.7orontUi Out.
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oftentimes -absol#tely
.cured in itsearliestSages
by the. use of that won—
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ood Medicine,
iwhiChis now in high
Teptite the world over. •
•isci...utrrolv,--lieinre of sub:dant-4S
Genwine prepared by Scott BoWnet,
Belleville. Sold by all druggists.
5de. and -V.0(1'.
Best in the Wed&
Get tha Genuine!
$aid Everywhere!
\o Betirl the marvelone rrotack
Remedy CALT HOS free, and
legal guarantee that 0AnTROli will
STOP DIsphsarges Eridsideour,
,CUBE Saermatorrhea,Viadeosebs
and RESTORE .X.ost Vigor.
Address,aVilOdifliaiiiii-0144aL,tfsefie400
Solo' American Agests, aseisisti„
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1, <i BY
Eby'4German ASreast 'Masson
You cough easy- and soon are mired of
cough. • - •
.W.RAT PEOPLE SAT -OF
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Mr. J. 'Rowe, Port Elgin, safe: Ewe
•German Breast ;Balsam is ,the best
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Cough medicine he has ever used.
H Mr. D. 14'. smith,Organizer Patrons of'
industry, has no hesitation in recommend
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g- Eby's German' BrCliSt BiliiSSIM, -the
best mtdicine-in existence for cousgis -and
Olds, Mr. Chas. -Cameron, Und4r*Ood,
SaYS lieleIC splendid results from using
owes German Breast. Balsam and re--
Commends it highly. • •
Mr,' John_ Hepner, Manager Port, Elgin
Brusly Co.; sa4s : Ebfa German. Itreast
stabarn an indispensable necessity'
Ins household and reconiniends it as a
iraluabie remed.y for Coughs and Colds.
Put up ,in 25c. and 500. bottles. Ask
Your druggists for it.
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