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tees a., ' , ?�° sales, d.sst.r rs tram the t aria clams^. by the rwmtiff company ` at •-a
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W. J• -Taylor, at Woodstock, Ont. From, H t Best. ..
is "tastes, tea.; they tsetse Prat, Dean's c~e�re to have b rn ,legally seized; alis goods
nr.i hatters, ;k, n ,l heath Prtef. Lavita s i ed bei the property or and on the the teeelnetmR sport at eaNew Formiland we are hunting i T,tights
leas sexy ma:* wart ;a he going to e., as premises of the Gado:tee Engima on.; in suing in the Gatineau algso I` Export e
�: net the g:tiZ::,inds3 at new' ar 3 better The res closes on We nes3sy evening ` de Bncka.--. 350
• fatrr ar umtent when the eaaga retssrc "hnn• on a -cebri preserve. a saceas3- I Calls
sof gabs Di '-oke• whale an 'aurae.p Spring Lambs each 5€i0
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TUE WI1GRAM TIM s, MA1tQRI 12, 1.9OS
TO ADVERTISERS
*Otos of changes ranee be left at this
stat iwot later than Saturday noon,
That copy for oharges must be loft
not later than Monday evening.
Oltirual s►dv'ertidenat its aoddl-ted up
to noon Wednesday of each week.
ItelT,A.IS14191i1;1a 1379
Tut Wynn Tills.
R. t .itertreOTT. Pi;tz,rsneat arm teornte'roe
EXPERIMENTS WITH FARM
CRAPS.
The members ot tate Data i1 Agricu)a
lural and Experimental L7uion are pleas -
R ed to stats that for 190S they are pre
pared to distribute into every Township
of elatario material for experiments a i h
fodder crops, roots, grains, grasses,
tor and ferti'sarrs About 2,200
1 varieties of farm crepe have boeu testta
I, int the Exp rim ural Departuwct of the
r.O.2tatia Agticnitara;l Oal)ego, Guelph.
M for at least five years in sueoeseion-
o nt ne zrl
PIITIRSDAY• MAR. le tttlaaRiese conessi o. varieti.s fro y
- `All parts of the world, s.ma of which
NATES Ault? COfv MEh I S t have tine cx:ee�die:gly well in the cara-
t tulle camluatee experiments at the
l?ellege alai are now being distributed
Mr. Arela fitrl.'p, member for East I free of charge for co-operative expert
Hared, will iacrodnee an atm -wino itt I assts throughout Ontario. The follow -
to the f1+:titi•� Fleetinn Act that ie a :lig is the list of co operative expert -
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step
xp:ri-
step itt the tight dtrectiaen, awl one that menta in agriculture for 1"93S:
should have t_ie eupp.rt of theN. Fi
Govern. _*, x')Owi elite. Rots
nests This will provide for the pro- 1 Three varieties Oats ..-....... 3
hibleion of canv.aaeittg by emendates for
election nu pain of a flee of $100 for
nob ofi.�ue It won td also make the
holding of patina accuses, forno die. i 5 Three varieties Bnot;wheas..... o
'parte of let Pattie, Montreal, and 4r
David. Williams, President Of the Came
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(11331 P4e6s Assoeiatlou, responded. Mr.
Elton and Mr. Tarte as outsiders ex-
pressed the greatest admiration for the
progressive state of Ontario agriculture,
Mr. Tarte admitting that Quebec la far
babied in this great industry.
"2 t Three varieties sax -rowed Barley 3
«b Two varieties two rowed Barley 2
3 T.v o vartstica Hatless Barley... 2
Two varieties Spring Barley .. ° 2
mission of questions at issue, came ! 6 Two varied, Field Paas ' 2
pulstary. 7 Emitter and Spelt . ....
g TWe varieties of Soy, St a, or 2
The publicity given to the podeibiiattes Japanese Beans
of Canada can have only one effect in ly Three varieties Hnektng Oorn.. 3
resat Britain—that of inc1udiug capital-
ists to turn their attention to this cana-
i0 Three varieties Manges. .. ..
11 Three vasietiees Sugar Beets for
ceding purposes -. 2
try. It takes a long ti+ne to rouse the 12 Thr• e varieties Swedish Turnips 3
cepttaliet, bat once his slumbers are I; 13 Two varieties Fall Turnips . 22
14 Two varieties Carrots
15 Three varieties of Fodder or
Silage Corn 33
15 Three cadences Millet
17 Three varieties Sorghum5 to be in the hands of the congtegAtiane
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lS -:,cs Peas and two variants 3 all over Canada before Obristmas.
CHURCH NOTES.
S: eolal I,ou?on services are held Rin
St. Pant's Church every Friday eveuirg
at 8 o'clock.
Rev. T. S Boe le will preach next
Sunday evening a epeelel sermon to
younu women.
Oammunion cervico still be held in
St sendreev's Presbyterian Church, On
Snndeay, Marsh 29;h.
broken he is apt to move gntokly.
MannfaQtnrers are conetuutly being
moved team E agland to eaatineut%l
centres, diiveu forth by a falta;•ious
fiscal policy, audit be h.ioves Canada to
shote that she has iveu greater advan-
tages to offer than the most fav rably
situated European couutry, and that her
prespeots for manufacturing concerns
are not on: whit less than those afforded
to farmers by her fertile lauds.—
Winuigeg Telegram
The Provincial Secretary laid a return
on the tableau the Legislstnre ou Diun-
howitg that between Feb 7th,
l a5 and. Feb. 1st, l.t,, 04
Werra
Dr. John Sltaa and wife left town
Thursi1 y morning for California, where
they will visit fora coapts of months,
from whence they will journey to
Nome, Alaska.
Dr. John Sloan, of Nome, Alaska, asd
R. R. Sloan, last' week purchased a
farm from Joha Weston, of the flab
cancessioa of Galeriah township, con-
taining 150 sores, of wh'.oli • 40 aorea is
orchard, mostly Spies. Price was
$10,0e0.
„A branch of the W. 0. T. U. has been
organized in the village, with the fol•
towing oifioers:---President, Mrs, Our.
tis; Hon. Vice Presidents, Mra. Ander•
son. Mrs. Small, and Mrs. Hartley;
Vice President,Miss Bentley; Rec•Seo'7,
Dues Moody; Oor-S:o'y, bars. Naylor;
Treasurer, lire N. Gaming,
Rev. I. B. WaUwin, B A , of Londou,
a former pastor of the Bluevsle Metho
diet Church has been extended a amine.
mous pall to become pastor of ths Mark-
ham Methodist Church.
A week from Sunday, March
32nd, Bev. Canau Craig, will begin a
week's special services in St. Pant's
Church. These will be intended for the
deepening of the spiritual life. A meet-
ing for men only will be held in the
Parish Hall on Sunday afternoon, the
22nd.
The new hymn book for nee in the
Anglican churches in Canada will con-
tain nbout 750 hymns: selections being
made from over 65 different hymnals in
more or less use. Is is expected that
the new book will be brought out so as
S Neches
19 Raps, Kale and Field Cabbage3
ate Three varieties Clover
21 Sainfoin, Lacerne and Barnet3
23 Four varieties Grasses . -. • .
,3 Three varieties Field Beans31 Dominion Alliance, will preach morn-
-.14 Three varieties Sweet Corn 3 ing and evening. Mr. Spence is pro -
ea Fertilizers with Swedish Turnips ti G bablp the best informed man in the
e i So,viug flange's on the level, 2 i province, on matters relating to temper -
and in drills. .
2Sa Two varieties Early Potatoes.. . 2, ane reform; be sure yon hear him.
eS i Two varieties medium ripening
Next Sunday is Temperat ea Sunday
in the Methodist Church here, when the
Rev. B. H. Spsnoe, Saoretary of the
Potatoes ....... '2
data s "'acs Two varieties Late Potatoes... 2I HIGH COURT SITTINGS.
���n 8 re ,za' Three ,rain mixtures ter grain
f'aar6 clerks resigned and S7 were re. ; ` production 3
3 Cases Tried Before Mr. Justice Ma -
1 31: were dismissed for improper Cover, bee Last Week .
partisanship, threethereport of the The size of seek plot in each of the I
moved from ciiice. tat the last named 3, Three mixtures of Grasses and
Clover, for Hay
an
Tt nwriEaity.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mo -
Glynn, on the 9th concession, was the
scene of a happy gathering on February
281h, when their daughter, Miss Mar-
garet A., was united in marriage to Mr.
Wm. 3. King, of Culross. The cere-
mony was performed in the R. 0.
Chart;, Wingtuym, by twee. Father
Lanrendean, at the hour of 10' 30' a. m.
The wedding maroh was played by Mrs.
John (gibbons, of East Wawanoeh• The
bridesmaid was Miss Rose McGlynn, and
the groomsman Mr. Patrick King, cous-
in of the groom'. The bride was prettily*
attired in a dress of silk crepe de chime
over cream taffeta, trimmed with yoke
and cuffs of baby Trish lace, and wore a
white silk hat with large plumes . The
bridesmaid wore a dress of ohampagne
eolienne over taffeta, trimmed with . all-
over lace and velvet, with hat to match.
After the ceremony the party drove to
the home of ths bride's parents, where a
dainty and sumptuous dinner was en-
joyed, and' the afternoon ands evening
spent in games, music and dancing.
The bride received a number of hand-
some, useful and beautiful presents.
The groom's gift to the bride was a gold
chain and oross set with pearls, and to
the bridesmaid a handsome gold bro ooh.
Mr. and Mrs. S'ng are comfortably set-
tled on the second ooneeesion of Onlr oss,
and have the hearty good wishes of a
large circle of friends for a pleasant and
Bright Eyes, Rosy Cheeks. (YbHi KERR - wingharn.
Every Girl Can Have Them by
Keeping Her Blood Rich and
Red with Or, Williams'
Pink Pills.
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defaulter, and one on first t�'enty seven experiments and in The spring session of the Higb Court
ming convicted for assa'alt. Between
Feb. 7th, 1905, and Fah, let, 1207, 9l
Division Court Bailiffs have resigned
true 54 have been removed from shies. ";
The reason given for tale removal of 44
of Rhee is improper partisanship, two
inspector, ane ns a ,
Nen 2E) and 33 is to be two rods long by
one rod wide; and in No. 2S, one rod i
square.
Each persou in Ontario who wishes to.
join in th' work may choose any ONE of 1
the experiments for 1205, and apply for jury case, and five defended non -jury
far incompeteney, one for oli age and p,
drinking habits, three ou report of in- ,
spletor, one ter violation of the law,
and one in the "public interest."
of Justice for trial by jary opened at rosperona voyage over life's sea togeth-
Goderich on Tuesday of last week I er acne the guests from a distance
before the Honorable Dir. Justice Mabee. was Mr.Harry McGlynn, n, of Chatham,
The docket was a long one, containing Brother of the bride.
six defended jury cases, one undefended
In the early days of her womanhood
every girt—no matter what her station
in life—should beHbrigstepst ve, cheer-
ful and happy.
be
light, her eye bright and her cheeks rosy
etth re is theglow
condition th. ot thousands ndsut the rof
young girls throughout Canada. They
drag along, always tired, culler from
headaches, breathless and with pal-
pitatiug heart after slight exercise, so
that merely to go up stairs is exhasst-
ing. This is the condition doctors call
anaemia, which means weak, watery
blood. In this condition Dr. \Natanma'
Pink Pills is the only safe and reliable
medicine. These pills actually make the
new, rich, red btood which can alone
give health and strength, and thus make
weak. listless, tale•faoed girls bright,
tive and strong. Miss Albini St
Andre, Joliette, qae., says: '
more grateful that r can s
benefit I have found in t
Williams' Pini; Pills. I
down and very miser
from severe pains
and chest; ha • a ba
and would lay aw
and what alae
I am
for the
use of Dr.
as weak, run
e. I suffered
in my back
cough, no appetite
e moat of the night,
id get did not refresh
me. I tried... • eral remedies, but they
did not help me, and I, as well as my
friends, feared I was going into a de-
cline. At this stage a friend who came
to see me strongly urged me to try Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills, and providentially
I acted upon the advice. After using a
tew boxes my appetite improved and I
began to sleep much better at night.
This greatly cheered me and 1? continued
taking the pills for some time longer,
when the change in my con`'ition was
really marvellous � I was feeling as- well
as I ever had done. I could sleep sound-
ly at night; the pains and cough had
disappeared and I felt an altogether
different girl. I am 80 grateful for
what Dr. Williams' Pink PU1s have
done for me that I cheerfully give you
permission to publish this in the hope
that it may point the way to health to
some other weak and Dr. Williams' ink Pills are Qgont o girl."
all diseases due to weak, watery blood.
That is why this medicine onres rheuma-
tism, indigestion, neuralgia, Ste Vitus
dance, partial paralysis, and the side-
aehes, backaches and headaches caused
by the troubles women alone suffer
from. You canget these pills from any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents a
box or six boxes for 83 50 from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co. ,
Ont.
the same. The mfaun ateriel will be fnish- cases.
rd in the order in whish the %malice- The first cause tried was
tions are received uutil the supply is ex- vs. Beattie, an action for
haneted. Ie- might be well for each ap- The parties to the action live
or car
plieant to make a second choice, f i
THE ONTARIO ESTIMATES. the first could. not be grantee. All ma
retial will be furnished entirely free of
charge to each applicant, ane the pro•
a ro
er-
e the
The estimates of the p_^avinca s e l data will, of course, become P P
ge.nditnree for lith were laid on the ; ty of th4 person who conducts the ex -
table by Hon. Mr. Mat'aaesen, the pro- I pertinent. _
tiia:ci :i treasurer, is the L. isl,;tura" G. A z avrre, Director.y Fisher vs. Pigott et al wa
Friday The total sums aalledd for by , Oataraa gricnitutal College, to recover damages for injur
the estimates wl;<lter;nte v:,�,i1:7Srfi71 i Guelph, March 7th, 1;kS. is to have been caused on tb
eabuicidled as fe'lowe: Current aspen _— -- Guelph and Goderich Rai
w,•
c)ittire, e,13i0,I&0 07; en Zapi.a a:aaunt the track was being buain.
\i, ,1_; other per ess t4l tel• For' VISIT AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE o.caansel ave
pargaae,s of tiem srtscn a, mus: be re -
me
membered that last- year's in•tial rets ..
slates were acealat n' l tee, wba:h were
raised by 'supplementary e„imit:s to
ti",.a- I five The ext minarets ss
Williams
seduction.
in l-coder-
ich township, and the case lasted tall; 9th can. Mr. Laidlaw was born to the
afternoon on Wednesday, when they
eery gave a verdict for plaintiff, and township of Eequesing, lion county,
the
the Judge recorded a verdict for $300) on Mareb 9:h, 1e2S, man of
p to
.and costs. Wm. Prondfoot, K. 0., fort Morris township when a young
be
ton
thearm g
qa settled
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plaintiff, and L. E. Danrey for defend- i _a years and soft
occupied, lot 14, don. 9, in November,
ant..g-1 Cie years later he married
MORTIS.
Another pioneer of this township
passed away on Thursday, 7th ult., in
the person of Robert B. Laidlaw, of the
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING
New goods arriving daily for the spring trade.
NEW BOOTS AND SHOES
For Dien, Women, Boys, Girls and Infants. Quality guaranteed.
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New Ribbons, Collars, Belts,. Hat Pins, Naw Maslin3, Lawn,
and Curtain Net, New Table Linens, Table Cloths ani Napkins,
Fine Bleeched Damask Cloths with Napkins to match.
New Patterns every week. You
get the very latest styles in the Ladies'
Home Journal Patterns. As sown
as a pattern is out of style it is recalled.
AKo out of date Patterns here.
NEW GROCERIES, NEW SPICES.
Our spices are pare, our groceries are fresh and good. New
Biscuits -and Confectionery. New Frnit.RtAnother
b chat old gross
lot
of'
fi'ne•Tbilet Soaps. Salada Tea and Blaeon prices: Pcm
our home made Orange Marmalade, it's good. Bay Y
Glasses here, only 5c each.
s an action ,< a • - -
ies claimed Chrtstian McCallum, by which anion 11
e line of the children were born, nine of them stili
'way, while G living, two sons having died while quite
By consent 't young. Mrs. Laidlaw died 13 years ago
used n
i.ive Stock Markets,
Toronto, March 10—A very heavy
run at the city cattle market to -day on
top of a big ran at the Junction yester-
day made business to -day slow and,
draggy, and prices were barely main-
tained at former levels: Buyers and
drovers were- a good deal apart, the
latter having paid in many cases per-
haps tco high prices in the country, con-
sidering the poor quality of a large bulk
of the cattle brought in. As in recent
markets, choice quality botcher and ex-
port cattle were as firm as a week ago,•
p Wednesday, the day the dee owing to their comparative scarcity. A.
+ edict. of $a0J without few heavy export cattle picked out at 15
ceived the fatal strike of paralysis. MT to w heavy
, but there were not many of
casts was recorded by the court. E L.
Laidlaw was a member of St. Andrew's
1• scares of one hundred t�ntsri.a new Dickinson. K. 0., for plaintiff, Wm. church and a Liberal in politics, el• them. butCthese were ice- er cattle
not sold at
pap-rwith their wives visited the P Tamaot, K. C., for defendant. though he took no active part in, Either '� ordinary to medium butcher r.ektle
.t
given
Agricultural College at Guelph ` Taman vs. Empire Accident a Surety parliamentary or municipal affairs. steady at to $1,35; common cotes and
c3enr3sy lest. The party left To-CompsnF was an action by the widow was a man of his word and his- wore
Be sore you get the "New Spring
Quarterly Style Book." The best
fashion book pnblisbed. Every woman
sbonld have one. Price 35c for the.
Style Book and a 15c Pattern.
We expect to have every department fall of new• goods in a
few days. They are coming just as fast as the manufacturers and'
wholesale dealers can forward them. �,
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given in mss: year s publie a�_oan.a were was 8e as his bond anywhere in-
tthe via seacisl train, of Joseph Taman to recover i00t1 I
e 03...
v ,31 ,19x'3, svhila the further ex nli- mato in =tithing
f hes Cribs by `he v P R manage- " under a policy held by deceased at the fl the oanntrv. The family left to mornu
tares oat Rrsvi'd as -err -erns made
tl e total ureas h the Ioss of a loving father are Susan and
eti';ay for Il:7 $7.7&Y,==5 tTl• mens and were chsp'renea by air Geo. time of death. By eonxent of counsel
IfJames,
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Ham ani Dir. C. B Foster, of that rail-' :for bath parties His Lordship directed'- Andrew, of Rha Sth line; Ja
Ia his haeget Breech lest este eelVaaeouver, B. C. ; Mss. Donald lits-
way and air- 0 l . James, Deputy' that a ver3iat for a9SJ without o35ts, be
;.pathrson e<ti:sati l that the i..catne for i '--_tJ
�ne we -ea ae a gee to whale the. •�i er of Agriculture. From the entered, W. Prandtoot. K. to , for Galium, of Walton, and Damn,
-^. �r their arrival and rcelceme by pls%ntiff, Ivey and ]3ramgale, for de -
'Sohn, Annie, Mary and Finlay of the
paane living at home,'
eta' al ia^onie ns e -e rix ev the
ea`>F2nte, was � �i� 4
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stuff down as low as $2; good. but -
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cher cows steady at $3 SO -to 3,75. r
Spring lambs were quoted at $5 to $•7;
each. ►
Hoge are firmer at $515, Toronto.
The run to -day was about 100 cars, > I,.
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with about >Peas,
sheep and lambs, 403 hogs and 21ST
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President and Mrs. Gelman until their Pendant, ash line, the last four rlvea
de -ea -tare firom the college shortly be- Town of esforth vs. Disk, an adieu' The funeral took piece on Sa..nrday
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1 im �sttant=evetian iu t s defendant, '� Aya J. L Small, hay was tile— Per IODIbs.
The en y p ease breath �h f contract the moan R_ ca
din'
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The f owing are the c ors ons : 4
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year"s astistf3 is the face that she fore d' o Sao l; the party were g g for �r.a o afte
., seeing the various departments at .the who lied been grantee a loan of $10,i1i'0'' of elating at the hoses and grave. The choke
44 $4 651 ;
tl of Premier s^� his c�i.csgne: 3claimed,t 3 h Richmond Join Medium ►
between 'nee and etae students in the cal- •
to 1 no is 4
of the re=per ilea departments, act :F that the a_son is „friend ), 4
1 g,, ar. everawhere evidences of �_sl tiff's solicitor can consent to such set- ;'last, Belgraye, and Asdraw ea. i geeziers--
al one :passed svhea ice setae, iia• tlenient. Adjattrne3tuiMaysitting ofbest 1000 pounds and up -
eateries
w ami eat eetesm ea the part of the tea nephew, from near Guelph_
eres_�'es were sites they came ane.er the . t,. that produces droit of fall E.tilament be-;
a_ 3t?E4 4� college and, in herring its work exp sine oa eertaiai farms, it was pall -bearers were Sobel _ -
easirs war. ar. st t3 last year t ate having fulfilled them. Counsel statesi Bulls S e5 25
n -, y r 1? the v:il.az:g prufecsoss. They Band'' nz Brigham, Geo. and John Jacksott iold� Light 3011 30�
av,_ar1;s teem :n'•ulsd in the estimates S,e settled so far e3 planar- s John McCallum, brother -in- Caws 50 300 s
{ tutee `ernilt res area? catty' They sew thin talc t p wart to s
la=ado s ..ore t x _..a =tu , s Pk Year; t'i�y -- parties.
therefers do not, req ;re to to
the Haas?. Vies orae thee. ser tin= Mining: and Engine Co, an action to. R Picked
item the seen of $see ant, being aye, lo'""g mere; they le ed eetianely ca rgusting takes the pude of place in R meth=
a Sherriofs -,�. rrifx
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red w b the �, and ..S _._tz._.. a 3n a .......
.y vines, r 0v G Cows -, �,,.,� .., the 3.^`1:L.=; tomato S sre:.ova g
. ... Match ncatber of, Rod and
f ix tth r t3 .rant, they felt eating HuronMater fineta in t'sna3a Pahl -jelled
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3OQ 3 a0' is
tT ,� c0anls o, ins per , tween e pat i
inti ;e3 the famous blind bat gam-,', was= vs, the Pittsburg and Ohio! The March Rod and Gun. But '—
,Vale, thin,
Nen,ous?
Then your blood must be in
x very bad condition. You
certainly know what to take,
then take it— Ayer's Sarsa-
parilla,
parilla, If yoti doubt, then
consult your doctor. We know
what he will say abut this
grand old family medicine.
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vat Ira a• r t...re s r+ 1, 8s i
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rel t;� i i.ee i re�r.ar ter inlet t>.srSY
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alta a for fal»=s arrest was tries by Sere Heir s -aaea. 2 C5 to 3 25 t
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it ss safe to se5 that few ladies present 1, a verdict ae $109 far g.''lintiff. E. L... 0 05 to 0 23 ,, ►
I, b ea exaallent wasp= the Bloodhound, ; 0ati• p 5; tat 0 60 i i
tnG ssan:3 fain eaten,: as s3ndeata if ' IDi icson, Ii 0., for p"sintifi. and the tkocpt'tt{ml =1tz eti ai a3dreas j y ..... .,.. •-• . 0 7s to 0 so!' ►
e,rcams`snr_s l t¢titte3. The glair- &t tI s d a, lasioa ot rias este the'„ tie -1 Cab at Toronto en- .. ........ 0 :5 to 0 25 ;I te
nitc of the satire lara1eon. was as- a were til discharged aha Has More the C a Batter..._.. ,. �- „_ : ►
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s° -a,d to one o* Ilia girl sta3entL and l: `p hears Tao Tt. '150 es al, an 3 to to 3 flCi; ►
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a cam to the Than'ga of the Wild." by Cy Warman l Wood per cord la CO to lb 00 ; ►
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the its :its were a worthy ir1bnta to' titian ra sera property said 1a have
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sat st , !ilia., Star, X!. J. new =let arrest:
t futzt �n Was hr"t, sad tnei ee'd, en �fi'- S*ms-3
ab.a slats bbs pas:ijher and teeth for eight dollars ►
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